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WEDNESDAY MORNING::::SEPT. 21
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
AUDITOR GENERAL,
RICHARDSON Ile WRIGHT, of Philadelphia
SURVEYOR GENERA 1.,
JOHN HOWEof Franklin County
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKE
- -ASSISTANT L.VIS
liE0R01; F•. l'itte.burg,ll.
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JOUN N. M.CI,OWRY, of Pktu.latrull.
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M.EMBLY ,
.10SEPfl II DAVIS, of Allegheny Cltr,
SAMUEL W. M of Rohmson township:
Ii..STEVENStr);of nen Lowilebirg
AM IS STUCIIRATiI. or Allegheny Oily:
A IN I , REW JAURSON BEAUMONT, of Pittsburg
000NTlf cOIfrESICG:4II , N
EDwARD cAMVIIELL,
COUNTY TRENSITRZie
.1 AM EB BLACK MORE; of Pittsburgh_
^ • COUNTY AUDITOIL
.IOIAN T. fiyhfislU,4, f Pittsbctrgh
COUNTY SURVEYOR:
JOEL E. ETCIII.M. of Elimbeth.
HAS THI WORKINU MAN A Mull
TO TR AV VA: 'DAT SUNDAY
quettitmt whether . 4settge . : 1.01
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to f.in their s on
Sundays, is tanuto yet silt led I,y ttte Su.
pretne(;curt of the State, to %chid' . _
al we have no doubt it, will Let dij.&l, on a n
appeal On the ell' C 'l i haN c icu 'lit
the city id Philadelphia. The gin is
one which just ni,iv o iupie; the
tention cf large nurntiet3
Last Sunday, in.ot tl,ienco to tho int ' , lnc , . n
of the Mayor, who, at the 1 , , ne
of his fellow e't . :ens. had d. I that
suits would he hi ,ught ti•••,ir•gt the ai
pany, if they persisted in running their
; ••s, the t .I.vtl on the eit•• pri•• 1 -I v r
gar I . :i'lway to Lawrent w.l; se yenileil
Su, also, were the Manch. ,ter olnnibn
stopped. The losult hat hum]. -I , of
persons were greatly inconvenienced and dis
api.aintol. A vety irge l on of t(—
citizens, those who have no p, sato , to •
whose 1e; sure and whose meal , a • ' li•r•.
ed to enable their .o visit the set, <dn. v. or I he
mountains to recruit their lieAth onds.mess
their energ:t esliquqt 41 by d,
eidedly in favor of enj,.s•ng the only
lege whichis left them—the oppm Lu t.
t avel on else sp ears through the•'ty, or on
of it, if they desire, into the '-esh
the country. The working pripul:
Lion of a large city have few eric,tigli
the pleasures "fe. :Why, then, shout
t 'ley be deprived of the
reach, and the enjoyment tic which : I
nothing to the hurthensofthe rest. of society
There are cell tin common .ghts in of rt
_immunity, and the of .11)•1
pre . iudieo to other, is one of lhr
The running of re , Fenger
ou auuday does not interfere with the righ
of rrop,ty, Cr, the per•onal gra: . fi•
of herr if done properly as it is the niter ,
of compani• ) do. The anniand lu k. •
holy the Sabha!h thy is I !tier enfi..rtit 1 I
it to the emiscience of individual
thin by the hitv of the land. The that
of the ;talc is to NIA, ot all its cittzct
tern natural a n d political rights.
• not its duty to raV4Pl' inequahlie
Or to tle:enit I.t liT ., tatiVe -atm t. tot
Is inaividital . , OC 11.
t• 111•31 •• t .
never inal4! a 11151 ,•"goo nor .11 the
reality (Old I 1/ i 11, prollittitt Ot t•: mi.
of the Szthballi. n . the ins 11 ' , • ttl•Wit'llt
does nut incline hint to keep the What I
• ) far a.s Ii converned, the Sabhat
will not I, kept. It not I • pretend,
that the law can change the human hear
The restriction which it inils,,cs epee
must then I.:• to change Ina action an
prevent his 1,a.1 example Foto eorrupt in
other,. lii the inn of till , : tin, -tie
in Philadelphia, all the argument: , pro an
con have Teen J. In that CI)
am in our own, it is adrnit,,l that tho , e
who have 11 , / t-t., , age. have as gt ..r1 a right
to ride on Sund•iy, (hose who have. 'rho
ituestion ;s one of general interest to all
and the slime argionenli, will apply then
us here. A writer in one or the public join
na6 of that city very pertinently BA s whet
is the bad example of u person riding in
railroad c u in the ei, j • •: 1 , 4 it worse to do
-o than to i]de in a ca lap , ! 'Yet all
through the land Chrigtians go to elitireh in
v,rriages, and all through our city carriages
may he sera 'oiling and waiting for their
owner. , to ( Jute am ohurr6. Is riding in
a Car any worse tha , i walking ? Certain
the means of getOn'g over a required dis
tance, cannot render it eithe.• righteous or
sinful according as one or the other mean.
is adopted. Would fieilitie3 for I ravel ;1,1,1
to vicious dissipation? If it did, t here would
be some gc >d reason for denying their use.
But what dissipation would arise ''om the
use of a car, which does not now arise "om the
use of other means of 2onuotion U:cc
who wish to indulge in vicious practices
can find 911 the facili tit 3 for doing F 9 at
hand, without the railroad eArs. They
can ride upon the river in 01 kind,.
of boats they can walk to the nes, est tav
ern, with its front windows clo3ed, and its
back doors open they can find worse ra
sorts even by the sides of the churches, and
pent up within the walls of a city, cut off
from any recreation which would enlarge
their ideas of nature, or make them at
quainted with the be miles G 3.l's handi
work in the ~un y, the 1 andemy is that .
they will become a .maird.•il ‘‘:th the tw.s.
est and cheapest etric) . meta w1);-11 is gener
ally the worst gratification an individus I can
indulge in: With taverns -hut ; i d
rum selling prohibited on Sunday, ~1
portunitris there for licentious in.lulgoisce
not now open to overy individual ? And would
not the withdrawal of individuals t ) other
scenes, from the temptation to vie J •
found in every retired sit eet and allty,
diminish the amount of sinful indulgence?
Do not a healthy constitution and a healthy
family diminish the tendency to~.misi-'g , end
crime? And, if an outlet to iittre air be
opened to the CrOWII.I a Buffeting women
and children who are confined in small and
ill-ventilated iwusc s. in small and impute
alleys, will not the health of the
immuni
ty be improved, and Ffe he rendered a ble;-
sing to thousands to whom it is now r
then? TheSe are qqestiOns which the cern ,
munity are interested in deciding 4 orrealy.
• We know that there is a veiny wide differ.
ence of opinion existing in respect to them
by different classes of society, but we think
that a proper discassion'of than Will better
enable the public to decide rightly.
THE amount of money paid by the City of
New York from January to September of this
year, for . expenses in conducting its govern
ment is $14,000,000, being one million more
than the expenditures of the Federal Gov
ernment Ander Fresiderit J. Quincy Adams.
DIRECTOR OF TIM TOOL:
rIIOMAS N I EL. of Tareolum
• , 'of% 4.
[From the Ciuoinuati Railroad Record. Sept_ B.]
Railway Management—An Example and a
Moral.
We think it will be found, upon examine
tulioxi:r; t i h t i s it „ l.lio a .s i . i uL c i f „ , , s , t of
than
f i l a railwayupon
d i e t p s en i t i lit i - o o r4 ro
If wo coin iii tho.,.leoing reliwnya 4 this
o 0 l 1 ntry, on "with W,4 shell liml ,: that
ei
one is su fut. f lpdAis noi , glibi - .11; similarly
titunted, is: ite the teverso--iinil: ; -tor reasons
not Appare4 'to iikaatuil observer..:.But)l wo
of s
look,-pelote, ho surfliee', tie whOlObecomei-per
roetly plain.
It is not our purpose to point out delinoneat
managers; or to draw invidious comparisons.
We only - wish - to direct the attention of stock
1 Aders to the subject., in order that they may
Ay the remedy. But to make our position
clear, we shall have to give some examples Of
the expenses of different roads in order to show
online the leaky-in than matTagyment are most
apparent, anfil-tlie' Wheiti• Stockholders '
would. de I t heir reforms.
Aa - tife" have lying herofe us the report Of the
Pennsylvania ltailrbk !fir 'the year 155 4 , and
a synopsis of the reports of the Galena and
Chicago for live years ending in 185 s, we shall
make use 01 those to illustrate Our position.
Theiie two roads, lioweYer, are widely differ- 1
tint in local The one traversing, for near
ly two-thirds its course, a broken and moun
, tuitions country, where Ihe wear and tear
'upon rolling stock and machinery is enormous,
and where the inost formidable natural obsta
eli.s have constantly to be met and overcome:
while the other stretches out over a beautiful
prairie, for the greater portion of its length,
and just rolling enough to facilitate drainage
and secure a solid roadbed, and where the
only natural impediments to be encountered.
are oceaqional storms with the winter months.
But, perhaps,, this very difference in location
w.ll serve td'rhafe . '('Air poSition St•nriger than
if the two roads were similarly situated.
lint the following facts reported.
ENfilnA run Iry Compnnv',+ train?—h year,._. N.
Cost par rods rnn for a.eamollva repairs, In 7,3
" tacl -.L41
.` nil and Wn.st.• . (kort,,) al
locanlntivP,orriee,vvnt . ,e , " 7.5
• - •thovo 14.111 S
M.l. 'lnn ~,,
I".r Tie ilir j 11 1 .111,11,11• 1 . 1 . 1 .• . 1-, tti ..S,
told n
a./....... ••• ••I
11.comotivI • s •..
1=:1!1111111 1 JI!1:1
This shows the prodigious ditlere , eo of I ti.rin
eeiii_s per mile TUTI, between e,11 , 1 of : , erviee
of four items only, on t h e two roads. But
when we consider r hnt the mon nt vision
Of the Pennsylvania ro' I e. 4t , . fir locomotive
repairs, store arid fuel alone I vents per
mile run--or more I , inn double that lof any
other portion of the rotitl—the ditrerence
tween the rust of siirvico on the two roads
Mit the inotiutitain
division, the 1 vomit wouhl
OALENA
IlkTle nut
Cost extlmlyn of tootsni ,in U
ion :
Co..t per I nilt• on Inentoon• r
Thiq =totes a dilicronc , or 22,10 ron!. 1..• r
mi for loc•unoth c, to rla ~r „r
rt aul inist difficult .pe-nt,
Rut, it nifty hr urt7. I ' ut l lin.n ludlit;
prairie country, fuel i, -e , ,:trily
Ve there than in the wiied and ciald dried; el
l'ennoylvania l'erhapq IN . ". It • NI
Wl • will thr . "W "111. tin' 11/i "..
110 emint will the. sinnil •
I ~.. ~~., r• at r,r~ .nd
llt. ILi ...I ad POI., I
Or about 71 po. (Tilt " :""11 0, 1k1
14 . 1•1ir iu tlil I.l.partni.llt • 111 (.I. WI
-and cva in, r,•l- , 4.4 f"r •
that it dta-.. .1.1 _ Ivo think ~.jr rk.r , ter- aul ha . .•
dillkully in an i%ll , L', at tho
that t• Th , gt I • F 1
C
%Va\ s.,
mnrv•llla. , (l
Th.• Inzurt., a1p. , ‘.. 1 0,rn may r••1,-.-rr t
trim., 4 • 1.. , , find rnny not t.•
pnrnliel ',twee!' thr rininn4einvnt (1.•• t -,
Ctlttiril:it - ilia ti,r,• • h
L. whrratil ,1.4.1.1,.1,10r. :11 4,1,11.411
ttnkir r.nl•. and
(.:111 nut 1 , 0 intr-11,
tlwir UV, !wt. r.--catt-d
bankrupt. y, and tr,,ri r„ I V$ •
wuuhl not. 110Wi'VOr, 110 linder , t , P,l
mg' the h4 , ,,/.514 ‘,l our rail terry' l• •
Si. far a • our 1 . /14 4 ,1 1. 114 .4. L. 4,4 In', ,1 1 111 it 1.4
means limited, we Mum found our rftilwa)q,
LL 4,1.'1%11 01/11[7, 111 Itl. l !mod
nlitt. 111111 lIrrI;;111. 111.11 -111 1 '11 L l ll l l -111 1g111y
until pruv,d u. other rerptimibto prominner hut
tirmmi re a 1111111 In IL to ;i.) Signs That 1..•
rind the hurt 11,11 not lir• dirir7u,
that too titan:, of our great. public %%oils r , urn In
or. rind 11.1 , r th.• m!ut,utenienl ~I
IT11•11, whom airltrirwd 11111,11 riil.l 11.
1.111.0 to , put rontinimrl of 1 one In drre Lf L..
eery n 111.. ,- tern I', and lilt( if NV
would extricate our ritilwa•-, and the lot rol
of milltirtiS I.f napard they raid, rait, front the
plough into which they have Id Ir•ri r it Idiot - rum!,
re% isimi in their inannimmtent , rileodotele
dispenyible.
(titer r Trade.
Men . ). years ago, when rive was dear in
I'.4"torti China, efforts were made to bring it
from Luzon, where it wH • At Ma
nilla there wio, however, ps , so-1 a `I n*l nr
law, to the elbet that no v. isel for Chinn
ahou Id I.• allowed to !rift wilh 'rice on le.s it
brought to Man di., n orl on nuede•r of cage
full of the bale " buten , - birds," well known
lo ornithologists Tin. reason for Ltd.- itn, , t
eccentric regulat:on sinwly ‘%ni that The rice
in 1.117.011 111.1th , ff 1 much -eon 1,w0 , 1 ii
to e m,o, were di st , myed in great number,
b'y butcher bird.. In our:midi:lm and ,a en,
cunnuun sense, such a la n ~,rs I'M.
if we could e n iiiens dollars
annually lost to I hi, country by insects, caused
by the wanton and wicked d, druetion of
birds, it might not scan so very I rtiling srier
all. It might be, oven found to be ad vILII -
tageotts to import or raise large quantities o r
insectivorous bird , . The scone i d i, with
mere mime birds, which are inconceivably taw'
valuable.
A somewhat similar bllqinvss is retried nn
between Ere:And and Zealand. Thl., latter
country, at psrticulm seasons, is invaded by
armies of caterpillars, which clear off the
Olin crops as completely as if mowed down
by a scythe. With ii view of counteracting
this plague, a novel importation has boon 11111110.
It ie thus noticed by the Souilicni (.'ease.,
, Bolin has shipped :MO sparrows on
board the Swordfish, carefully scleeteil from
the best hedgerows in England. The food
alone, he informs us, put on board for theta
cost £ll4. This sparrow question Imes been a
long-standing joke in Auckland, but tic he
comity to farmers of small birds to keep
down the rubs, is admitted on all sides. There
is
„no security in Now Zealand against the in
vitsion of myriads of caterpillars, which de-
Valuta the crops."
The most singular branch of such traffic is
the toad trade. On some of the'market gar
dens, near London, as many as live :nips arc
raised in one year, the principal object being,
however, to raise the finest possible specilllOnti
for high prices. Under such a system of
culture, slugs and other . insects are very for
midable foes, and to destroy thorn, toads have
boon found so useful, as to be purchased at
high prime. As much ariadollar and a half a
dozen Is given for full grown lively toads,
which are generally imported from France,
where they have also been in use for a long
time, ill an insectivorous way. Who can say
but that Flhakspeare, who knew everything,
gassed everything and forsaw everything,
thought of this Intent value, when be said
that the toad, though
r.
wears yet It pr::4tY IT n 7 n ln = i`d."
1r has been already announced that the Ma
sonic fraternity intend to erect a monument
to:that dissinguished member of their order,
the late Dr. Elisha Kent Kane. The New
York committee have reported on the subject,
and their reporfchavitidbecn adopted, has been
• At iwpg fouri hundred find
distributed
fifty lodges in't lint jurisdiction. It is recom
mended by the 'committee 'thateach of these
lodges contribute the sum of live dollars ;
and_ it is confidently believed that all will
give so small a sum towards an enterprise so
deserving. This special aid is solicited in the
report, and, with the aid that will likely follow
from other jurisdictions, the Kano Monument
Association hope to raise the sum of $5,000
required to complete the modest monument
proposed by them in honor of the late illustri
ourpavigator, and in honor, too, of the bond of
'brollerbood that,prompts this act of affectionate
remembrance.
~ i r~.Y a.:
Rams
OPINION OF THE COURT, DELIVER—
ED BY HON. WILSON MoCANDLESS,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE•
Pigiieks &c o .
of elt.izens of
~..-7. li Lhe Free eitl;
and of Bremen
the:)l.tte of New
(irk,
United States,
The Mayor, Aldermen.
at Pittsburgh.
and citizens of Pitts,
U=2==l
tai of Pon nSy vanin. I • ';
A rgii.,l by m 141) Shaler, for and
Vr . 2111121115, Esq. fur 212 . (2. 2 11da11t.
Phis euso V;2l , ' tried at thp,late term of. tlio
ireuit Court, a verdietjrcutivied; in favor Of
•
the Plaintiffs, and judgment entered on the
3d day of May Init. Defendant having failed
to lilo their writ of error, issue their citation,
L;-ive bail, and TOMOVII their case to the Supreme
Court of the United States. Plaintitia sued
Out a w: it or ti. fa., on the second day of _Sep
tember, and levied on six hundred and litly-six
shares of the capital stock of the Pittsburgh
Gas Company, owned hy the defendants, and
held in their names on the books of the Corpo
ration.
An application is now made to this Court to
set aside the I,:.:CCUtion and the levy, upon the
ground that the writ of fi.fa.. is not the proper
remedy, and will not lie against a municipal
corporation, and that under the law of the
State recognized in this (Joint, the process of
li. fir., is not the proper one for the seizure
and sale of corporation Amelia held by the de
fendant s.
9•he Court is impressed with the gravity of
the questions pre:rented and rave given to them
the con. ideration which their importance do
impel
It is contended that the Act of the lfith
April, IStlt, creating counties and townships
birdie (iiirporate. i, iippliettlibi to cities ltnd lair
ouglis, and that the are limited to
the remedy provided in that Act. IVO
think not. Chi.— arc nowhere mentioned,
except when embraced within it coun
ty, it is declared that they shall form
a constituent part of it, reserving to them all
the franchises conferred by their respective
charters. They we riadelomdentbodieslalit
ic capable in law of sueing and being sued, and
of holding real and per:iiind estate. They wire
not merged in the counties, and being already
corporate bodies having all the immunities and
subject to all liabilities u, such, there was nu le
gal necessity for the apidicatum of the law to
them. Counties, on the r introry, were non
deiteript bodies, called by Ow courts, before the
pasct~o of thi! Act, infr, corporations, agnimit
which the creditor hod but an imperfect reme
dy They wieri• represenl , ti by Coin mission -
cr,, n , they ore now, but with limited and un
defined duties and respomibilitics. If. S. &
:ttill. It war; to remedy this defect that the law
was posed. Rep. Comm Civ. Code, Jan. .1,
Iwi;I, p. b. It would manifestly impracti
cable to execute the Act of ltia9 a, to eitio.,
whom would you serve the writ, w hi c h ;
corurnand tho Comm - I.:maim- to pay the judg
cent out of any unappropriated moneys, jrl if
none, out of 1110 first miineys that may come
tut , . the " he Mayor, who
re' Amt., he :44,1.crAl poi ~ of t h e namicird
ity, upon t h e Trenimrer,tir Finance
. 1 , 11111, UT. w h o ura y h o e t h e custody of ow
public foods, or upon the Select and Common
t • the tool)' of the city . '
The Act.' is ...lent t There is no
rcr.krin:2; Ow corporation officer.
„„ ies.:l , it of public
; duty
tOlen It T. no•nilwr , I II
..nce (41 llr, is rit !..11..5, I IV fl 311‘cliinvi.1
‘01,..-I,lllt, fold 3 • Ilt,tl
•
J. 4,1 1.1 I,• ,•l
1 , 3 r 6 l „ triter nil
. . - , •11,. I",
thzl.ll lli
tt-hlitt,z
. ('.,tl,t
:HP; h t, it h. 1•111 IM• V./11 .
14Li.r II v,ra. I
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tz. , fi t.l
% 1,1 IP,
..I.ro•
!. t• or ,
•• N.r
••, ~(n rit of
f ba• Nl3 , •1, 0 Poi( tli•
• :it t ••I 3 batiirt
.11
.I.•bt Nor I :It, I.ri., V. It
t]i•.o:t • .rill
, 41'‘ iI t ss tkit It Ct•i,l l 1 , 0 I , thi
~ • )1 St:, 12, , Per,,-,iSantai; Siltl 1111 •r
nit...l. by rict i.r A
~, •,•t t•s. 11(1 , 11 11'40 Yi•l
I.—rm urro•nt
II I".f loor_
pr.,;... - ty eanrn.t I.• f.,,irm I And by tbu
r t v.lin-b 1,6, ft , I I 'Ott tlu• •te oCk,
~v, I.• 1 b) uric indis dun'
=ME
rah% 1,1 , , In
na!w •. ,h,ll 1.0 , ror r
and 1 ). ',WC bed arid
,!, /. ,J-f• I,
Still, :,,,,, -1 gis,
lit ,rn ttio tho
01 ,1 r
r, .1 an Cif maim)
1641 t,irior, cri lit., Sr ,
IV, 111 , 4Q1 , kf r. 7,1 C01111.:1.
, IZ•lwrt by Ow
Wt. ld I" r tIT 1110d0 ,it 11.VyjilL!
oism , by 110•161 Weill. Had r far it,
Heal by another e.l of I ',AMP year, regula
ting the levy of eNrtnition; against corpora
tions tol lowed by ,etrpii , -t ration. 1 tatin•ipal
corporations exempted from the operation
of both these ri-to and it i; admitted with
great candor, by the learned counsel for the
defendant that Only pre foreign to the (11.4 , be
fore Iho ('Hurt. Ile contend , further that., al
though these act, afford no remedy against a
municipal corporation, that Illey tiro part. vi
geflerli I system, which repeals and Flipplies all
former laws this it may be replied that
the net of contains no repealing clause,
and t le , Cmninis,ioners of I Ili' ('ode them
vc., in their Report of January 15, IStlti,
do not treat it so, but tilt , bill are pro
p o s. I s o me r.:l.llti,m, to the law. -
lb -ides, the Supreme Court of Pentoylranitt
Mel this very .p.,:tion bcfore them, in the case
of Loa s. fetters, 1 Itnrris, 29:j. anti decided
that the second section of the act of 1819,
itbove quoted is not repeal. I by the net of June,
1836. In (lin% Opinion t Court eeneurs.
It bel`olllll9 h litre to. Olifjuir. , how tht rue
Lice in ow Cmirts of I is of
by this Alto of lh,• law in l'onnsylva
State la v,..; cannot control the exercise of the
powers of the National Government, or in any
manner limit or affect the operation of the
procass or proceeding,) in the National rourts.
The whole efficacy of 6tickija:w6 in the Courts
of the United States depends upon the enact
ments of Congress. So fur as they lire adopted
by Congress they are ohlikontory. Beyond this
they have lie controlling influence. Congress
may adopt such Slate laws directly by substan
tive ennetment, or they may con tide the author
ity to adopt them to the Courts of the United
States. (9 Peters, 259.)
Examples of both sorts exist in the national.
legislature. The process act of 1789 (Ch. 21)
expressly adopted the forms of writs and words
of process of the State Courts, in suit's at corn,
mon law. The act of 1792 permanently con
tinued the forms of wrils, , execulion s and other
process then in use in the Courts of the United
States under the net of 1789 ; but with this re
markable difference, that they were subject to
such alterations and additions as the said ()Mirth
should, in their discretion, deem expedient.
The Constitutional validity and extent of the
power thus given to the Courts of the United
States, was fully considered by the Supreme
Court of tho United States, in the crises re
ported in 10th NV heaton," 1 and 51. It was
there held, that this delegation of power by
Congress was perfectly Constitutional ; that
the power to alter and add to the process and
modes of proceedings in a suit, embraced the
whole progress of such suit, and every transac
tion in it front its commencement to its termi
nation, and until the judgment should be satis
fied ; and that it authorized the °Outs to pre
scribe and regulate the conduct of the officer
in the execution of final process, in giving
effect to its judgment. (9 Peters, 329.)
But the present case does not depend simply
upon the Acts of 'B9 and '92, but is directly
within and governed by -the process Act of
19th-May, 1828. (Ch. 68.1 The third section
declarei that writs c!f execution and other final
process issued on judt,,men's and decrees ren
dered in any Courts of the United States, and
"etlt eproceedings thereupon " shalt same
- . 1 ' v.„ . 4,
In tho Circuit
Court of tho
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!II rt
In I • Irly 1 terl.h .
g hnti 1111'!I
..r • I 11,, gr.
‘.l )•
th•••ft Ig.
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.
r lhrir
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in each State respectively, as are now used in
the Courts of such State. Provided, however,
that it shall be in the powerof the Courts, if
they see fit in their discretito by rules of Court,
so far to alter final process in such Courts, as
to conform-the same to any change,vihich may
ho adOpted . hy the Legislature of the respective
State.for the State Courts. . - •
It results, then, that the forms of execution
(except their .style.) from the 'courts of the I
United States. their force and effect, and the
duty of the Marshal in levying, advertising
and selling, are to be ascertained by reference
to the laws of the respective States, as they
were on the 111th May, 1828, except where the
Judges, lky ritles.of Court, have changed the
Game. (COI& 401) •
This course was no doubt adopted, as onobet
ter calculated to meet the views, and wishes of
the several States, than for Congress to have
framed an entire system for the Courts of the
United States,. varying from that of the State
Courts. They had in view. however, State
systems then in actual operation, well known
and understood, and the propriety and expedi
ency of adopting which, they could well judge
and determine. Hence the mitriction in the
Act, now used and allowed in On, several States.
There is no part of the Act, however, that looks
like adopting prospi .itively by possAiw t ,
provision, the various changesthat might
hcrcnftci• bo innde in Ow Stnto.(.7nurls.
such been the intention ofCongre , s, the phrase
ology of the Aet would doubtle , s have been
adapted to that purpose. It was nevertheless
toreseetithrit changes probably' could he made
in the prOcesir and proceedmgs in the State
Courts, which [night be lit and proper to be
adopted in the Courts or the 1f oiled Ststes, and
not chripaing to ,etnetion such changes absolute
ly in anticipation, power is given to the. Courts
over the subject, with it view, no doubt so to
niter and mould dadr precis,: es, and proceed
Ingo, as to con tio,, "f the State courts
as nearly as might be, conci,tently with the
ends ofjostiee.
The general policy of all the laws 011 thin
subject is very apparent. It was intended t.
adept and conform to the State process am
prckeeilincs, as the general rule, but under sued
guards and checks us might he necessary to in
sure the due exercise of the powi-re of the
Courts of the United Suits. j In. Wheat_
What, then, was the !my ot Pennsylvania
at the dale or the ps , -age of this Act
Congrc, on NI Pith of May, 1828 Il tulle
niably, the Aet of 1519, was in lull force,
it autliorimal tic stock of any body corporal
owto.d by laalic:; p lil ir, like litn city .1 Pitt
burgh to lin t i do, in lA. CUti. 41 afflict - a
.7./
. .
and sold in tA, 11/UJell.l r n.lpn , els 111141 r 14,1
The er•t of rehlicn t, coil n
Wr: not 11)(1i in Itue. IL ha
:lover hien adopted by rule courts part ot
the final tiros., RUC/. With the
view we have it pros it
cannot I , a PA Appli , Vbie to riti .
The is, that Om
Ja., is.sued in the pri.,ont
era that 1 , 10 levy 111,“(1 the sl~ck hcht by 16e
pity ill,
We.rks, hr b.,m ; Unit w,•
rifist• thr motit.:l to tPI lltem
that Om proevt.,l with Li el. v
that of Ili, writ.
Al .lion
Sons 01 . !Italia
kern, - ,cat:tt.,lllt.the ord.,
of of I lo• MaltA, firol grap!Ch ally it -,r
ht. mtr,Klucli.,tl into the "; alrt,r
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„r 4-1,1 water, Rini kriekwlth
begin lin.din:. ; ) 0u mil
~ 1 tho tub of x:,t,•r, thcc rth-b nuoth, ,
skis/Ss:UW.lst_ and as rs• It hop:, n tt.. r
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1 ,011.1 ..ny Iwn • "Inn I
for Inca. 1.n.1 in. rotors of
OW 11.11 s or Forcer WI,.
corti:y that tnr •11.•nt true.
Gidigrr
R. , 111 601111111 e 11Iriliy Collrentroo,t
Itoti•rs tll , 111 half !Wit L.othr,
only. and rytet.ilkyt zat in.. dolotr The grog
tiotrutnil for this truly oulobratod
ritfuir imihdhm,n, which thr puldtr •hotild voard funtoo4
gewnro43( miromtion f SA.t. that oily 11111110
ry 011 OW ort•ry kott. , you hay.
BENJAMIN l'AliE, .lad CO., &Ju Proprwtor+, No
27 Woini, re tlrel.ll Fuld. and See.aid 1 . 111,1 a krgl .
Xetu o,dvertisements.
Wanted,
A I I,I NT ( .bIETA 1%1 AI: ER. A
pit. notit ttittl t.,1:1 - trtitt
't . 't't l'ut‘ 3309 I'. It
I=l
M'BEE & PHILIPS,
GENERAL 4.OOPERAGE,
I=lll
Fayette Street
11.1 r II And W•t)oe
li-Wow•.• proixtre I to ,Ltrioslt 'O,ll till, W I, N Ly, Ai (
Moln,oro awl Pork 11A MU:LS. nt tho sborit,t lieffiet
:-1.11,11 Ihu IlloSt re. 4011.111ir 1,11•+.
Executor's Notice
WEREAS, leHetti teSt Rlnelßary 111)011
the estal.o or It ENITI 1 , 0111,E1t, late of the
!Keough of South rittstotrgth tlecoassti, hare last,
Rnmt
ed to the undersi• nil all person, nolcht,l 11, snot
on
tateare re y wm it." to m.tltt , iintosthatv pa, nosh and
thixte having claims against snot de es.lent. will porst•nt
them duly authentwated - , sillenotot.
111 S MIL LINUEIt.
ik,32l.6tnv 801101 I'itlnl , urt! 1,
6 . .U ni ! (4 11 Af. 8 u s
ADI ES'P CUM SLI PEIN
'-#ll , l rli,
BUSKINS AND BOOM,
A Large Stock 00 hand, ul
W. E. SCHMERTZ t CH.'S,
Wigs,_ Wigs, Wigs,
AND ORNAMENTAL HAIR, of every
description and Lott Styles of Fashion, mann
factured.by J. R. C.A.;tIERON, No, h4 , Foutivi ST.
The sultseril lording resumed business in Pittsburgh
adages to inform Ins former friends and patrons or the
city and surrounding country, end would call their at
tention to a new and SELF-A DJ USTIN ($ .W
It puts all rot 'o'er plans of wi , t-making in the slum!, its
menu are lightness, durability, not liable to shrink,
beers equally all over the head, and easy and graceful
appearance, showing the development of the torchead
tree to nature.
Ladies are also invited to call and examine his now
mode of BANDS, HALF-IVIGS and WIGS. They do
away with the heavy and formal appearance so much
disapproved of In the old styles. s ea
'
NEW FLOUR STORE.—Extra Superfine
Flour, for.eale by Imo barrel at low rate
CHADWICK a soli,
eel No M. Wood street.
FALL AND WINTER OF 1859.
GEO. R. WHITE & CO.,
VIIICII CAN RE SOLD AT LOW PRICES
NO. sO MARKET ST.
IS PR EPA RED TIItIFFER H CUS'R
MEIN lout the puhhv, n me pry r r and bi,m11 . .11
11 . I,lli ol
SI L S
Valencias, Rich DeLaines,
PITTSBURGH THEATRE
M It. E 113: ,ttgaq 1 at groat k -N:
.I.3j_ pew.. Lb....0.-1,,di.41
Forty Children - Thirty-TWO Ririe
'ft, Alg CO, l 1.. it ,r 1) I'
Adjourned Sale of Orizaba Iron Works, am
Sophia Furnace, Oyu Castle,
Frill.: SALE of till: 111,1 ty been ad
Ow I [IWO il'F , l , ll
hr.l:, 1.4., lit 11 ‘l.l:ilis,.l
; I'.a.. 1114,111(i1,11•.1
•rm."( —0!,• . -tittillts 1.1 1110 lollreit
Ift••:1. 1 1.... Ar k, in nrni nut 1110 mll4
1.... u., MlOllll,l. - I. n. tw • o-ei•iiri•il in
iiii• I - 11-14.• • 111 . 1\ ileti•rinini• in a./.114.11 to
(•11 'TING AN I)
miL MIL* ll:-l'
ap T4.1-.1 • I ., tett.l 11 , 1 1 . /OA:11Di .4 1:01.T..1 1:1111 , .
N. 177 .rant .Irret
MEEMMMI
o.hlBl Jr - I.:mil 'P1..,"
I. c.”, ~Itt Iwt. Irt , l RI IN.' 1041,1
4 11AI:I Vzi
:S Market strtad
Wit I'ENTIt IN i-; rr.lurit to
It.trc Fur 4.4.dt., 14 - 0414 10‘014410.: /100
ra ~ ,tra•, with rt 1.0-k 14,11,110 ! • of tat. t ttor t t•tt: •
rtntt a hall, parlor, 41,1:11,rooto 1.1101 1:40.10 0, atilt
1...11 , .1111 tr,.1.•• , 4,40 ententl, arrAngo.l and
441 4at.dt• 0n 11t1t-ttrr et 0 ,441.1. 11101
ha... II 4,, Tttru t . o ta • !tail'. —.lt; Italanve in ate a
luta mar.
..c/, 1,1 i•rint I mat
,•.;1% I r I
STOVES, GRATES & RANGES
I in A 1,1
%warded 16) the Late Allegheny
BISSELL & CO
MA NU EACH I REIN OF COOKING
I'AILIMR, AND
HEATING STOVES,
GRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
COOKING RANGES.
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A
It yon want the BEST CUu6INU RAM', that
made, ?nit at
BISSELL I±z, CO.'S.
II you scant n t'OOKINti STOVE that cannot Lc altr
pursed rill "m
•
If ynu are budding a house, and want the BEST
GRATE FRONTS and FENDERS, call ou
=EMI
THOM' BASS.—First steps in thorn'
Bass, in twelve farinhar dialogues between a teach
er and pupil. This is a book presenting in a concise
And pleasing manner the principles of thorough Bass.
The author has met with gresi success in the applica
tion of this meth.' to pupi: r, and confidently recom
tnends it to teachers 11. , I an invaluable aid to their labors.
Price, tO cents. Copies sent by mail on receipt of the
price. For sale by JOHN H. MELLOR,
seal 81 Wood street.
N0._31. Fin! gtrpfq
•
EIT LACS MAY BE OV.EIMIROWN,
.monarchies may be crushed. lager - ieer may fall
to two cents; but men must wear HATS. As well feed
men en ten penny nails, 11 13 oak thorn to do without
.cliahuig. So, go supply your wants at FLEMINti'S.
corner Wood and Sixth atroets. Stock large and nom,
and paces below competition. scZli
BLEACHED MUSLINS
ern
1121811 LINENS
Of the Lest makes st J. P. SMITIPs,
SY2 Market street.
F LANNELS,
FLANNELS,
A large stock of every.at
New adutrfisements.
NEW GO'ODS
No. •25 Ilith Street
Have now rta-caved a fall
I )ODS. eumprising all the
boveht:is or the verotoo
FANCY SILKS, and SlLid
11013/1-9, camp. A ko, a cum-
plate and handsome aksorl
ment of io:01 nml Wintpr
vimc I \II cLoTti
SiIAWI-S,
JOS. W. SPENCER,
IN E W GOODS,
MERINOES,
El=
LOW PRICES
EXTRA CARD
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
MARSH CHILDREN,
A tr. 1.1,.
.1 II t 4. KIM Comediatpi,
I' II P. F. F. s s}NLI
111=11
=991
FIRST PREMIUM
SI 1.1 EU 1'
SILVER MEDAL!
DIPLO M A S!
Count) and Western Penn-
s 3 Is ania Agricultural
So( let 3
No. 235 Liberty Street,
Fine and Common Enamelled
AND THE CELEBRATED CAPITOL AND EAGLE
►s►ssELL S.
BISSELL ...Si: CO.,
No. 235 Liberty street.
__ :~=*~ -
New gs.duertis
lIARLESS Si.'PARRER,
PRODUCE - - AND COMMISSION ME11011A!if&
$
Give particular nttention to tun-elitho
FLOUR, GRitiN Mill Pttuvisuoxs;
NO. 0 POMEROY'S BUILDING,
REFER} VeLi—MCSSFS. John F 1.13,1 At Co., R. Rnbnum
Co.; inin; Bennett & Co.; Little & Trimble; James
& Co: Mr..lames (Mrdiner, Mr. D. \Volleee; Mr.
Wm. M'Cutelmon Mes,ra. Lloyd a Fnr.yt li; .1. P,. Can
field & Co.; Graham & Thomas; I;arbour. Maelmown &
Gr J Painter .4 Co.
D EL A I N
uELAl=i.ks, •
nvvi
D om Esrr ICS,
Dom B.l'ics,
DOAIESTIC'
Uf evory description nt
P. Agent,
iie2o sr2 Market street, between Fifth and DiaMol3ll
L' NO DECEPTION.
pERsoNs wishin g to see the most darn
bly bound, and elegantly tinisl e -
Ruled critic cone. two and three nrcoonds to a page, four
warded and finished by myself, and not reelected from
E4t.,tern Ai:llltiaelnierv. for the.purrare of exhil onion at
l'atocloorglo Faire, can oho FO, by ogccumnitat donee at ntY
MANIC Ida tit MANIIPAC"fOIII-, W. 12 AND 74
'lll [III c STREET. Lfoll,. urnie ire thrice rT finiNh, owl
chigllcivt. nil nnlipclit.ri, Feel Or ll•rst, to manufaclWO
Blank. Banks err any way eulx•rior ice those made by me.
Ms., Mimic Periodicals and Miseellanenna Binding;
done in the beat odriecoof the ac c.
A. 11. R.4}AVA ND,
72 and 74 Tiara NL. Pat,taimb, Pa.
H. C 11,1)S &
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- -..:-4.rt-', $ 1•-- - - ' - 49
SIR 41V LS
SHOE WAREHOUSE
No. 133 Wood Street,
Ti AVE .11,1 Sr }LEI'EI V El) THEIR EX
TENSIVE and 15 ~-torq•-•1 FALL wiN - TEL
,t 4,1,
BOOTS AND SHOES !
in the 1.1te.4 :m.I mo-t Sty
:a , • woo For, Ira-,1 141 41(1,r, nt small at lean'
1'... T. Ow 1:11 ., ,,t q 14117104 a.4,ortrnellt
(''STAN-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ev, 1,,u2111. t.. thi- cliy invil.• ”ttr Gl..mh
IZIIIII
ill lA. , cl.,ting an
PI: 3 - 1 ISG I l'
No. 1:,-; wo.",
.
L. 1111111SIII FELD & SON,
\ I 7I 1.1. IS DAY ()PEN 'I'II
I M IN)1:1 ATIoNS
Fancy Coatings, Uassimeres,
0.1,1 VESTINI.!-* pureha,i
Gn otir
TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
And nu,urpa-,ed for Varwty and Degane,. Tli,
Mens' Furnishing llepartmen
I. sta,ko.l with an exten,ivi• varivt) Silk and Wo.
1 7 11.1er I:,irrnent , -. Flintiel 'Frivoling ihirh. Sill: Tie
ii.lSo.arfs. in endl.•es 'Fraveling :thavrl.3, an
IZogr. Dres,ing Nube t dote., and liamitivt--,
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
Nt..a,ttred to f Irder, ;ma a compl,to a,Aortment eon
tautly in ,tn.. 1.7..
W. , shall 1.-. happy to oe.' our customer:and flaenth , ,rult
C.,d conlideol that we can otfor superior Inducementslt.
ctl-40111erS.
AMERICAN IRON WORKS
.101VES - & LA UTH,
IRON AND NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON,
Louth's PatentSharting„ Piston Dods, Plates*.
WARKIIOUsES,
US Water Street, and 132 First Street,
PITTSItUIiGH,
And enrner of Frankhn and South Water Ste., Chicago
mrl7:ly
L.9.6AC JONLS D. IL ROGERS
D. B. ROGERS & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH
corner Ross and First Streets,
CHADWICK SI. SON,
COMMISSIONMERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN PAPER AND RAGS,
And Agentn for the vale of
Mahoning Fire Brick and Pot Clay,
NO, 140 and 151 Iroixi SI., ntar Sixth, Attsburgla.
Xi-Wrapping Paper at Btanufat-turerie Priees. Cn
paid for rags. jyt:lyais
EMCEE=
LOGAN &. GREGG,
Importers of
HARDWARE,
No. 52 Wood Street,
Four Doors above HI Charles Hotel, .
PITTSBUR6II.
li S. Harm; Late of I.:weaken—Loa:or & lincao,rttrip
GEO. S. BRYAN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOIL TILE SALE OF • - ' ' •
PIG IRON, BLOOMS;
•
No. 52 Wood st., Pittsburgh.
Itertatrices.—Lyon. Shnrb & Co, Pilistireli. Living. 4
ton, Copeland &Co., PitliMitrght Thos. EL Frtinkiin.
Lanenster; lion. Simon Cameron, Ilarreilmq,l-• Bryan
Gardner & Co., Hollidaysburg, Je 2 - 3 :ent
MONONGAHELA FOUNDRY
ANDERSON & PDILLIPS
DESIEE TO CALL , ATTENTION - TO
their several kinds of
HOT AIR FURNACES,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES, PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
AND PRIVATE lIOUSES. aveciallyadapted to •
pIT'I'S33T_TRG-M1 COAL,
And not liable to cu.= wrru sari,
BY STATE AUTECIEITY.
/ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD.
INCORPORATED 1.510; CHARTER PE
, PETUAL.
Cash Capital, - - $1,000,000
Surplus, July 1, 1830, $1,030,423 80, Losses adjusted
and paid over, td2,000,000. Property insured against
O
DANGER BY FIRE, R 'rim mans OF INLAND
NAVIGATION, at as liberal rates and rules as solvency
and fair profit will permit.
A. A. CARRIER d BRO., Agents,
W. 11. EDIE, Stirveyor:
.
jy22:tiat No. (2. Fourth strait, Pittsltusgb, Pa.'
FLANNELS.
J. P. 9NLTH'S
~..TnGafAu I' tnr+.e
South Water st., fltieng,
.1.
Istarket taro,.
BUNK 110010,
WHOLESALE
I IT'I~:IIUBGII, PA
CIIILDS & CO.,
No. S 3 Wood Street,
L. LLIRSLIFELD & SUN,
Wood stme
New advertisements.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
BREWER, 3IALTBTER, AND HOP DEALER,
Pitt Street, Pittsburgh
A V I N G COMMENCED BREWING
- 11 for the season, I ardnow prepared to famtab my
ellstolnerß with a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FRESH ALE
In addition to my regular brands, I am manufactur
ing n very FINE - FLAVORED BITTER ALE. put up in
small iviekage.,, expreiiily for family nao. • .
Thin Ale le not only a delightful beverage, but Ili Mighty
recommended by the median I faculty, for invalids, where
a mild, nourishing tonic le required. I. have also my
celebrated
AVEIBELiNG BOTTLED ALES/
Constrintlyon ennsisting of KENNETT BITTER
AND CHAMPAGNE; PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
Bask ages sent to Any past Of tlin city. - anglLGm
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OUNNINGITA MS &CO.--PI'PTSBITEGII
ki CITY (lI.ASS WORKS—WAREHOUSE, No. 129
Water street, anti ITA First street, Pittsburgh, Pa.; three
.I.s.r, below Monongahela House, Manufacturers of
Plitshur . , th City Window Glass, Druggists' Wass Ware,
audAmoriean Con c ex Gtass,for parlor nindows,churchts
and pu bite buildings. .seltly
SECOND ARR.IiVAL
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS!
J. P. SMITH'S,
No. 92 Market St.,
Lettven Fifth st. and the Diamond. -.
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WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE. IN"
announcing to our cmtoiners and - othe=g
we:ire now in reeoipt of a very Large Stock of
mitable for the coming semiou. Among the Goods re.
Mreo I, an to which we would call partteular atttention
is a great variety of
FANCY DRESS GOODS I •
such
eui Rieh Fancy DeLaines, Figured and Plain
- Free 1. all Wool De Laines, in all shades,'Non-
Team: and Jloutetxalo Ileilds,"Traveling Coals, Haya
d•-re stripes mid pleun: Freneli Chintzes and Calicoes.
I I rEll.lL—Worheil L'andsaaconet and Swiss
Edgings and I nsertin gs, Cotlars and Sets, Alexandra Kid
Gloves. Gloves and Hosiery of every description,
Shawls and Dusters,
Of the Latest Stylei , ,llusterCleths, Bleached and Brown
Muslins, Pillow-Case 104, henry Bleached and
Brown Shectings, Irish Linens and Shirt Fronta, Caset•
netts, Casslnteres, Cloths, Flannels, Tickings, cheeks,
In tblilit ion to thoabove.wo are receiving NEW GOODS
daily, by Ex press and otheriVoe, all of which we ariicle
[ermined to sell low. We have no old Goods to show,
our stock Ising, all now.
Pleaseetill and examine.
J. P. SMITH, Agent,
Dio.D2 Market street
VMS ar4. ft 010 DIZI
HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE,
No. 77 Market Street,
Near Fourth street, Pittsburgh
D 1011 DRESS TRIMMINGS; and Ilan&
some Cloak Trimmings, in all tho novelties of the
season. SHAWL BORDERS; a largo lot at kw. prices.
Elegant Sash Ribbon and Bonnet Ribbons. Bugle Hair.
Nets and Coiffures, and Fancy Head Dresses, and the.
MARA POSA,an entirely new ornament for the head.:
EMBROIDERIES.
Fine Lace and French Work Setts, Lace Collars, Cern.'
brie and Swiss Collars, Pompadours, Crape Collars and.
Sets, Embroidered Bands, Ruffling, Cambric and Swiss
and Linen Worked Edging,Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Infant's (laps, Waists and Robes, Valencienes Laces, -
Thread Laces and Edging—
Stockings and Gloves, of every size And description:
Largo stock of Ribbed 'Hosiery. sStrt's Shirts and FUT- -
ni.,lting Goods—a full stock. Marino and Silk- Under.
Garments, for ladies and children.
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311LLINERY GOODS
Ruches, Flowers, Velsas, Satin, Blonds, Laces, Crapep„ :
Feathers, Sc., &e, &-e.
Zephyr Worsteds—Wl shades of our onr own impOriatiOn.
Shetland Wool, Yarns, Cheneilles and Knitting Oatton.
Skirts and Corsets, of the best makes. THE sTEEL
SPRING DOLLAR SKIRT FOR SS CENTS.
FANCY WOOLENS—lndies' and Children's.
• • Our Wholesale Booms, Upstairs,
Are full o(.NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS, to tibial:lr
wo i„ c w o , the special attention of ftlerchtutta and !CM
ners.
A wo are contatan tIy.RENEW LNG our kJ:belt - pled make
purchoses on the lint cash terms, we can and will sell
all goods In' our line, as low as they can be had anywhere
in the country.
JOSEPH HORNE,-
No. 77 Afirket stieet.•
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ga - ..sTOCKING YARNS at Nanufactutor's Priees.
Lame stpek-qf. FEW, FALL BONNETS, at Wholesale
only. - sel3. • •••• •
J. H. liillecman & Jas.- Collard
.TTAVING ENTERED INTO PARTNER
"' SHIP, for the piirposeof carrying on the
:HAT AND CAP BUSINESS
(Under the name and style of HILLERMAN , IA)IH),) would respectfully inform their friends and tte,
public generally that they are now receiving from the:.
manufacturers, and willopen THIS DAY, an entire new
II A TS; CAPS, AND LADIES' FURS;
Uf the newest antillatest stYle . s, tio which we invite
attention, and solicit patronage of those desiring &DA.'
in our line. _ -
• NO. 75 WOODSTRET , ' •
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(Three doors from Fourth st.) -
PITTSBURGH, P.ENIPA.
CENTRE:- HAT STORE. adta.
VIE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO.
- • Oh' PHILADELPHIA,
TINSURES AGAINST,IA-JS.OR DAMAGE
j. _by Fire on Buildings, Morrhandize, Furniture, Se.„
at reasonahle rates of premium. • .
DIRECTORS —F. Rate Ilford Starr; William ArKee,of
11I'Keo & hro Frart — er; J no, Id. Atwood, of Atwood.
Whit e A co; Benj. T. Trediek, of Trediek, Stokes A CO.;
ii, nr y Wharton; litorilei L. Dawson: Geo. 11. Stewart.
of Stewart A Bro.: John H. - Brown. of John H. Brown A
Co: B. A. Fahnestock, of B. A. nhnestock b 00 4 ,4 nd:rev
D. theh; J. L. Errinner. of Wood A Erringer.
RATCHFORD STARR, President.
CHARLFS W. COXE, Secretary.
. Prerssenau Itaysarters.—Wm. Hotrnee& CO Painter
A Co., Thomas ti. Howe, Esq., Jas. Zdarehall, t.'so.; Allen
Kramer, Esel... Wilson, VElroy A Co:, Wilson; Payne A
Co, Bailey, Br.,wn A Co., Livingston, Copeland a co.,
James &L yon A. Co., Wm. S. Davely & Co.
S. ilk CO., Agests,
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