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thursijay MUKNINO, MARCH 2«
MR. LINCOLN AND MR. BUCHANAN
No public man was ever more widely at
tacked by the Republican press, than was Mr.
Buchanan during the last few weeks of his Ad~
ministration. He was denounced as a traitor
t> his country, and fal«e to his position, in re
gard to the course which he pursued in refer*
eoce to the seceding State*
Mr. Lincoln h&B been President about a
month and the very policy pursued by Mr. Bu
chanan, he has pursued, only more intensified.
Mr. Buchanan asked for power to collect the
revenue on shipboard, which the Republican
Congress refused him. Mr. Lincoln and his
Attorney General have decided that the reve
nue in the Southern porta cannot bo collected
on shipboard according to law.
Who would have thought a month ago that
Abraham liinoolD, Oommander-in-chiof of the
Army &Dd Navy of the l nitod Statns, could
have decided to surrender fort Su Titer on the
demand of tho Southern Confederacy Fort
Pickens will go next, and so will all th'i South
ern forts which have not already gone.
Mr. Buchanan said he had not the power to
prevent secession, and the Republican party in
Oongres9, refused to give him the power. Mr.
Lincoln now pleads the want of power to pre
vent secession and to enforce the laws Mr.
BQchanaii did no more. The difference is,
Mr. Lincoln promised to do what he had no
power to do, and Mr. Buchanan did not.
present Administration is weak in its igno
rance of its own powers.
The Republicans had tho power in Congress
to pass the necessary law's and to provide the
necessary means for continuing the govern
ment and they did neither.
Mr. Buchanao denied the right of secession,
and Mr. Lincoln has done no more than
deny it.
Mr. Buchanan never had a particle more
power to re inforce the forts of the United
States in the South, or to recover possession of
them, than Mr. Lincoln has had ever since the
4th of March and still has.
Mr. Buchanan, under the advice of General
Scott, the same adviser who now counsels Mr.
Lincoln, concentrated ah the available force <■!
the army at Washington City, and Mr. Lin
coin found when ho cot there all the power of
♦ he government to his Hand.
Jr. Lincoln by his acts has given an
unquestionable endorsement o: Mr. Buchanan's
policy in regard to secession.
The Democrats l>ng ago declared that the
sectionalism of the North wore the iva. di*
unionists. They warned the country b«f*-r.-
the election that the success of a party
to sectional issues would end in the destruetiun
of the government. The policy of
Qftnjwpi has dissevered the Union and destroyed
the power of the government. Tho adminis
tration will eventually agree to the dissolution
of the Union. They cannot carry out coer
cion, they will Dot compromise, and what else
can they do but treat with the Southern Repub
lic as a separate government.
Mr. Buchanan treated the Commissioner*
from the Smth merely as private citi?.ers
Mr. Lincoln, through his Secretary of Stale
has, at4east, treated with them for an aru.L
tice, and has communicated with them by let
ter in an official manner.
The Kopublicand are fast doliling d<»wn upon
the fatal policy of LETTING TUK UNION
SLIDE.
The Philadelphia Bulletin very justly
remarks that tho hue and cry against the new
tariff is decidedly anti-American, in a very
sensible article in a recent number of that
paper it is said that tb* tariff of duties t-n
imports, established by the late act of (Jvncress,
was not made with a view tu promote the
interests of European merchants, nor with
special reference to th-' prosperity >f New
York importers, who are the only people that
have grown rich nnder the operate >ns of the
1857. The new tariff wa.« arranged
with refer ace to the great industrial interest
of the American people, that have rung bc-« f.
prostrated by the indiscriminate favor shown
by dur Government to the producers of other
lands. It was not expected that it wuu'd
delight the .London Tun?*, or any other organ
oftheEirglhh manufacturing interest?. If it
had been the object of Congress to obtain the
Applause of tho Times, Free Trade would have
baen orSkigcd, so that English productions of
every description could have entered our ports
and-COlDpletely driven all American produc
floor oat of the market, ai<d shut up all our
furnaces, and our manufactories of cotton and
woolen goods. This would also have been a
boon to the New Yurk importing and ship
ping interests, which thrive upon tho destruc
tion of all other branches of American
industry.
It it a good sign to see England grumbling
at onr new tariff', even before it has gone into
operation. She discovers that she has lost one
of the great means by which her people have
grown rich at the expense of ifcn American
people. It is a good sign also that the New
York free-traders and their organs grumblo at
the tariff. It shows that they have awakened
to the fact that Congress has at last recognized
the rights of the working and producing
classes of the people, as having quite as much
claim upon them as those of the unproductive
commercial class of New York city. The
friends of protection, in the Government and
among the people, must stand firm. An
immense pressure is to be brought upon tho
next Congress to have tho new tariff law
repealed, under the pretext that its effects wii|
be to deprive the Government of revenue-
Even if this were true, it cannot be fully
known until after a year or two of experiment
Give the new tariff bill a fair trial. It may
diminish importation at New York, where,
owing to the perfection of the system>of frau
dulent invoices, arranged on the ad valorem
principle, foreign commerce has attained an
excessive growth. But it will increase impor
tations at other ports, thus benefiting the mer
chants of those ports, and it will give such a
Stimulus to industry and manufactures outeide
of New York city, that the whole people will
soon feel the benefits of it. This clamor
Against the now law, begun in London and
echoed in New York, is essentially anti-Amer
ican. It must not be heeded.
Wa, shall be pleased to receive from our
brief communications respect
ing thecondition of crops and fruit, and oilier
interest, where grass grows and
wafcdr Jan*- Just give us the facts and we will
place tiftem appropriate shape for publica
tion. Don’t piake your letters long. Drop
politics, leave Tort Sum tor alone. Say noth
ng nbout.peace, war, secession, coercion or
Lincoln's Inaugural. In every line give us a
wheat fact, a fruit fact, a stock fact, and if you
know anything about oil lands, givo os what is
reliable only.
t* i on the Verge.
that the Uaton Ll ; aDd
' °!! Ded fj ‘ loW lhe e *»mple of TrUrsaT
adopt the secession ordinance and submit it to
the people. The section feeling i 8 „ Tid(mU
gaining ground in the Old Dominion. *
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The New Tariff.
THE CROPS AND FRUIT
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•A s **! J***>f»«
THE POLICY OF THE ADMINISTRA
TION.
The Philadelphia correspondent of the New
York Tribune says :
“We feel confident that the Cabinet has a
clear and definite policy for the emergency,
which it may not choose to avow, but which
will be acted on bravely and energetically for
the peace of the country. In this confidence
se are disposed to await the development of
events, though in the meantime business stands
still, an i every mercantile interest is suffering.
Republicans must have faith in the Adminis
tration of their own choosing So far it has
not been a month In office, but within that
month has done a full share of work.”
We are willing to wait, bu 4 in the mean
time are convinced that the people who made
the Administration are anxious for the con
; viction that it has a policy. If theodicy is to
drift with the current, then it is time for every
body to look out for breakers. As many cur*
ront-s are now sotting shoreward, as seaward or
otbcrward. Commercial Journal .
Mr. Bigham has hit it exactly. The present
administration has no policy. Republicanism
has turned out to be a destructive and unprac
ticablo myth. It has got to the end of its
rope; has hanged itself and is now giving its
expiring kicks.
Southern Trade and Southern Manulac-
Tbe people of the Confederate States, now
that they have a buna fide national existence,
are looking about to sec how and where they
can render their little nation independent of the
Northern States in other respects. The New
'l ork Herald remarks that it is well known
that the bulk of manufactured goods heretofore
uscil in the South were of Yankee fabrication,
and the New England States have wrought
and grown rich from a portion of the profits
of the Southern staples. Were statistics neces
sary to sup port our affirmative proposition in
tnis respect, they could be readily adduced ;
but we presume that every schoolboy knows
that the of Connecticut, Rhode
Inland and Massachusetts, have been patron
ized principally by the South. Rut ibis no
longer promises to be the case. The Southern
capitalists, it would appear from our Southern
exchanges, are making a great effort, from one
end of ibo now republic to the other, to sot up
manufactories for themselves, and be, In future,
not on I v politically alienated Irom the North,
but to be entirely independent of it for the
farming utensil.-, cotton goods, boots, shoes,
hrogans, carriages, Ac. We have already Die
food the fact that already in Georgia and
other of the states of the new republic, cotton
manufactories wore being built and competont
engineers were prospecting with a view of de
veloping the water-power resources of the
S »utb In this latter measure the published
reports are highly favorable New organiza
tion* ato springing into action, and in a short
lumeMr Lincoln and his party will discover
mat a few thousand mechanics in the New
England Males are “hurt ' from the competi
tion manufacturers of the Moth.
Eighteen Things
In which \ oung people render themselves
impolite
I. L:>ud laughter
'l. Reading when others are talking.
;i. Cutting finger-nails in company
4 Leaving meeting before it is closed
Whispering in meeting.
«. (mz r.g at strangers.
7. Living a stranger without a seal
v A wahlol r»*v<-retico for senior
'• Reading aloud in company without being
asked.
1" Receiving a present without some man*
ifeslation ot gratitude
11. Making yourself a topic of conversation.
\-. Laughing at mistakes ol others.
l l J.-kirg other* in company.
1 l Correcting older persons than yourself,
| eape«.i»ilv parents.
lo Commencing taik.it.g before others are
through.
10. Answering questions when p.ut to others.
17 C“tn:m-r.cing to eat as soon as you get
to the tab!*-.
I*.. In not listening to what one is saying in
companv, unless vou desire to show open con
tempt lor the xponker. A well bred person
will not make an obervatiou while another of
the company 1b addressiog himself to it.
Spartan *,
A gentieman mentis removed on account
of bis Slate rights Democracy was mot and
condoled with hy a sympathysing lriend on
!■ -? of h.s ■ fii«•«* i»; Kxmnr er of Patents.
He replied to hi 6 friend. “Do not comtmsser
atn i:..*, but rather rejoice that I have been
found worthy to bo struck at for my princi
piefr Yesterday I was a heU>t\ to-day I am
made a Spartan.
Tne truth if. every true Democrat should
resign under ibis administration, or if he bolds
h;s position tdl removed, it Bhouhl be held
with his flag Haunted before the eyes of this
sectional party without compromising a single
principle, s£f respect requires this at the
hand ol every one.
True principles) are eternal, but Lincolnism
a merely temporary affair that will die and
wither before the sun of truth. If a Demo,
cral is so unfortunate tu to be overlooked by
the removing powers, he should mourn that
he i.- bo insignificant as not to have been
nolict d.
Republicanism is fiot constitutional, is not
national: to serqe under it by time-serving, 1b
to sell ones self to the devil for a mess of poL
tago.— Washington States and i nion.
CurloKltieh of the C'cutUH,
From a table of population of Virginia, ac
cording to the eighth census, recently fur
nished to the Slate Convention, and printed
for the use uf that body, it appears that thore
are muthor slaves nor free negroes in McDow
eil county in the southwestern portion of tho
State. Tnern is one free negro in each of the
following counties: Boone, Buchanan, Cal
houn, Doddridge, Hancock, Roane and Logan
There are two in Marion, Nicholas, and WeUel,
and three in Braxton. There are only two
slaves in Hancock, one of the “Pan Handle”
counties, and three in Webster. In no other
county, except McDowell, are there less than
ton slaves.
Effect* of Seceasiuu upon Baltimore,
Baltimore appears to sutler worse than any
other largo city, from the disturbance and de
rangement of business the secession movement
has produced over the country. The Associa
tion for the improvement of tho condition of
the poor in that city, states officially, that one
person in every twenty-five of the population
is in a stalo of destitution ! This comprises
only those who have come within the scope of
the benevolent acLion of the Association, and,
of course, not include tho thousands that
either roceivo assistance from other sources, or
resolutely keep their sad condition from tho
knowledge of the community.
United States Supreme Judgeship,
It is stated that a committee has been dis
patched by the Administration to proceed to
Richmond, Va , to sound Hon Geo. W. Som*
ers, with reference to his acceptance of the va
cant United States Judgeship. Mr. Somers is
an Did Line Whig, an able lawyer and a prom
inent politician. Hie recent Union speech at
Richmond, which was able and effective, has
evidently directed the eyes of tho Administra
tion to him.
The Reported Counterfeits,
There is not a word of truth in the story,
telegraphed widely from Washington city,
about a large amount of counterfeit money be
ing discovered there. It is a story several
years old, and has but a slight foundation.
After the experience of the past in refer
ence to Republican victories, their ill effects
upon business and trade, it must be confessed
by the most ardent votaries of that organiza
tion, that there is nothing to stimulate the
public to gain another'triumph for it. What
possible good can come of it T
Important Decision.
HutcJnnaker 03. 'l'hc Administrator* 0/
Elisha Harris, deceased Krror to lhe Com
mon pleas of Luzerne county. 1 n this cam it ,
will bet-recollected th»t Huichmiker purchas- |
ed, at a sale of the persons! effects of Mr. Hsr- j
ris an old drill machine, for which be paid 1 •>;
cent*. On taking it home, and br-akiugit up
for kindling wood, somesdUO(' w*-> found, and .
the dispute as to who shall take tho money, j
the administrators of Mr. Harris or Mr ,
HutCbmaker the purchaser. TuuC“urt, in do
ciding the case, saj: There wu» no sale of the ,
valuables contained in the block of wo*d .
Sale, said Mr. Justice Wayne, in ’Williamson ;
vs. Berry, 8 How 5-14, is a word of precise legal |
import, both at law and m equity. It mean?, j
at all times, a contract between | arties to pa** ;
rights of properly for money which the bu\*T (
pays, or promises to pay, to the seller for th** |
thing bought and sold. t
*ln regard to tb:s caa<*, Justice Woodward j
remark?: The machine itself and every essen |
tial part and concisiont e l om ,, nt of it wore well |
sold. The consideration paid, though fifteen ;
cents, was in law a >;uid />■ «< • .^» and Lhe sole, j
unaffected by fraud or pass j
ed to the purchaser an indefeasible right to the
machine, and all tho uses and purposes to,
which it couid be applied. But the contents j
of the machine are to be di&tmguLhed from
ile constituent parts. They wt-ro unknown to J
the administrators, were not invent'-ried, were j
not exposed U» auction, wore not .-.■id. O! j
course they wore not bought. All that was
sold was fairly bought, and may bo held by
the purchaser. Tbe title to what was i.ot sold
remains unchanged. A sale of a coal does
not give title to a pocket book which may Hap
pen to be temporarily deposited in it, nor the
sale of a chest of drawers a title to the depos
its therein. In these cases and many others
that are easily imagined tho contents art 1 ri"l
essential to theexistence or usefulness of the
thing contracted lor, arid n«/t being within the
contemplation or intention of the contracting
parties, do not pass by the sale.
ll then there was no mle or purchase of the
contents of the block or mu. nine, how d:d
Hulchmacker, when he dise>ivertni his unex-
wealth, hold it ? Kvidenllv as treasure
trove, which, though commonly cal.ed gold
or ailver hidden in the ground, may in our
commercial day, bo taken to include the paper
representatives of gold and silver, o>p«-cialiy
when they are found hidden with both these
precious metals. And it is not neifhoary that
tbo hiding should be in the ground, lor wo are
told in ikl inst.. 132, that it is not material,
»• whether it b** of ancient tin.'- h.JJ-- Ift Lj«o.
ground or in the roof or wad- or uth* r part ot
a ca*lle, house, budding, rui id or when-
Thij ••certain Line of in** oointiinfi law if.
regard to treasure trov*', as laid down by Bran*
ion, Lib Chap -, and as quo U-d in \m- r s
Abndg . is “ that he t*» whom thr pr*q •■rly u
lhali have treasure trove, and if he dies before
it be found his executor- shall have .t, lor
nothing accrue# to tho King, unless no one
knows who bid th it trr * 11.- iivii irw
gave it to the finder according to the • •** of
nature, and we suppose it was this pnnoj of
natural law that was ref-rn-d to in what was
said of treasure bid in a tie>.* 1, in Mathew ?
<ij#pel. 1111, H But th- c. mm-»n .aw which
we administer, gave u a. wm ? t > the . wner, il
ho Couid be found, and if b** ••1..d r. Be, tb-*r,
to the K.r.g, as wreck?. »tra\s ai d ther good?
are.gtMm “ whcreoi no person can ciaitn pro
porly.' •! met . I liutchmai. «.- r, tborfore,
held tbe unsoi 1 va;uat*.«3S for the p».*rtn>Da; rep
re#«ntattTej of thy deceased owner Jadg
meat affirmed.
Kfwro Ui«* 1 '••nr*' F'A'-i u
The Death <>t un l)x-Empre**.
An ex-Kmprtwa doni in Pbdadniphia last,
we«ik. We rt*ler to Madarne H .ate de \ tur
bide, widow of tn« former Km| *Tor-■! Mexico. ;
wbdse doceaao Uxik place on Itursday at j
ber lodgings in Broad str<*«-t. If; - •-?l,rn»hic :
lady. who has re»id«*d ,n I’fi. .atle., lua >:.!(•«* tho
eiei-ution ol her hu«b*nd tq. t'." M*• x I
(fOVernment, in I H J4. b‘i*r g*<i t" a ilistif...
guisloKi >p*nich lam..y n.ng a r »i :• fit ir.
Melioo. Hwr miffortunf*#, as we.; a- h- r g od !
qua) 1 tie# as a woman, had secured h*t the r
gard of tbe society m wn.«h novhi A.
p<mnot: from the slexic*n t> ve-r n.j
C-ii-d her to educate h*-r fau.ov l.bc.'a..y, and j
hbo hss performed her duties as a mother, and |
a member » f society in a failhlu. and ex'-m ;
plary manner. j
< FflG or two of the ?on» <>f Madaiii" \ lur lj.de .
have, We bellc*\o, N?>ided in Mei;i.» ot |hV« j
yeafs, and have held offin? and* r th-- (/.ivsrn- |
moat- Her daughter- wh* o'.aid •to i
sont at The fuDornl, w hi< h tiM>k piait* 00 >atur
dav mort.mg. at ftt. J ?*q n ? Lnuri n Ihe
iwr vice was of tbe sini pi<*l. iin ‘»l u \ <• •? ter> t/iln <i. -
kind. There were i.or.n of if.*- ki-.d.-'d : 11,"
noble lady, who on< •• wore a imui, 1 • 1 ..*w
her remains to tbe grave. A few gm.tiemen
of rhiiadelpbitt, whose go. ;*! p.i-.t.on h».i
brought them into intimat* r*-i & t; * *». a wifi tu>*
family in pajit tuin s. Hlti-ndod tnc funera ; an-i
.-CaPceiv or.c in ten Ik* >•! vikat p-'pu
lalK’H of the 1 VV «t;- lei g r«-- . Jed.
knc'W li.ut the g ' HVM had that l a . ■■ -’d uV--r
Olio who once h- i 1 r t <:.A a.- ar. Empre-s
The &ad s ill (to ?1i - at t. h.» \ ..»;? [>«•! all >*n the
farnnj of Madame d-* *1 tnr:< • • ■ a..- to lie
oieitiorv the hero’.'. ianer > her ic hus
band. Uo was tbe gr* nt tunn tl;.* t>.-st day*
ofMexlio lie was tin* aull:-t o! hersfqara
tlcn from Spur., and lh.o Mt cur, p-opio, 11.
the first Hush o! their gratitude. :*i;riv lhru-l
upon him tin* crown, wh.ch he had designed,
in the famous “ plun of 1g..a1a." : r * Spani.-n
prince. He was ptocli'med Etnptjror, with
the ti tin of “Augusti' > ■Kir*:." on the reght
uf Mav Icth. Ih2d K ■ a ior.g tim>■ he r» *
fused tho prutl‘-:red « : . and :t was oi:i\ af.
ter tho Congrca# bad v. fer Irm by a vote
of 77 to 15, that ic ‘ ' I•: lb*’ 1 f ( . .) w -
ing month tie* 1' - - '..'.ar-’n;
for making the ip w i., . 1 .. ?.. _, 1 h*- lam;
)y of Yturfjiue, »nd soon alu r be w tv? solemn
ly crowned
But the tickle ar.d fa;tbie.-< Mi-xican pi?«-p'e
did not stand by tne u, earth lin y had ch,*rn
Tho military leader.- that liave b. on the curse
of the country b. gun to eurpire against tin*
Government. A civi, war arose, in which
Sarita Anna soon be(.atn.> a [ rnmir'.eryt leader
against tho Emperor. A rep L ,>.iir was pro
claimed on the doth ('f March, Icd-t, And after
a lerbulunl ruign <1! less than a \’tufb:de
abdicated. F'-rmission wa« grarre.! to him to
leave tho country, and a pt-ri,i. 1 f Jd'/'Ot) a
year wa# allowed h:m. He w< lit with hi?
family to Italy, but returned, in I*J 1, to M-'X
ico, where, in thy meantime, lie had heyn pro
s<Tibod ae a traitor, th' ugh he did riot know
the fact. Gen Garza, the Governor of Ta
mauhpai, pretending friendship, betrayed him
to the Congress of that aßaUqand he was imme
diately arrested, and, without a trial, was sen
tenced to death Tne seni* nce was carri' i d
into effect at Padilla, July l‘J, tC24, loss than
a week from the lime of his lauding on the
coast, and before an appeal couid be made to
tbe general Government at Mexwo. H,> died
like a hero, addressing some mar.lv word? t<>
tbe soldiers, and himself adjusting the bAn
ejaga over bis oye? before he was shot. Mexico
has never had a braver man m r a purer patriot
in her Government
EngllMli iords,
Tho roll of the Lords of Or. it Britain,
spiritual and Temporal, has ju-i. b"en printed.
-There are 30 spiritual lords and 427 temporal,
reckoning Lord Auckland among the former
as Bishop of Bath and Well?. The spuitual
lords are 20 English pro.at'B and four Irish,
tho Irish prelates on the roll this ?<>.«>do:j being
tbe Archbishop of Dublin and tho Bishops of
Down, Osfioay and Cork. Of tbe temporal
lords three are of the blood royal —the Princ*‘
of Wales, the Duke of Cumberland (King of
Hanover,)and the Duke of Cambridge. Tm re
follow 20 dukes, 22 marquises, PU earl?, 2*
viscounts, edJ 223 barons. Xhii', however, is
reckoning them technically, Recording to the
titles by which they sit in the H<>u?o. For in
stance, the Duke of Bucclouch is p.aced among
the earls bocauso ho sits, not by hio Scotch
title, but as Earl of Doncaster, in the English
peerage, and the Duke «d Argyll rr- kon.'d
only among tbe barons (Baron Sundridgo,, the
Earl of R .don is Lord ; the Mar
quis of Clanicardo, Lord Som«rhill ; Lord
Panmoro also remains among the baron?, his
newly inherited Scotch title of Karl ui Dal
houflifl having no seat in tho lious** annexed to
It. Assigning all such peers tu tho rank and
title by which they arc commonly known, and
speaking popularly, the temporal lords are a
prince, a king, 27 dukes. 35 marquise*, 170
earls, ol viscounts and 102 barons. The whole
number in the House, therefore, rs 457 ; a gen
eration ago it was not 400.
The English press discuss American affair g
at considerable length, and generally regard
the establishment of the Southern confederacy
as a fact accomplished.
Reports from Montgomery state that by the
first of April there will be five thousand troops
of the Southern confederacy cuncentratei
around Pensacola.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller are playing at the
L Charles Theatre, New Orleans.
• A* *1 • • , v. * ‘ ,
i * ‘ v-'vi. »/'• > * •« .
'-A •
The Green Bay (Wts.) AUoor'tf' tells the
fullowirg: "Tbo K-tcket, < h Ut.
trip down, was boarded, at om- of the i*roh } :
towns in Michigan, bv an <>M ivh r:<>'. y i**‘i
in modern improvements in Ink-- ftenrncr?
When a few hours out, tb" M<l Udy du'-uven-.i
two men pumping up waier to wtu«h the deck
and the captain being near bv, Hcc'-t-d
him as follows • “"Wfli, Capliin Uioe. got a
well aboard, etT" -Y-- mn'ntn, niw*\> <-*«r
ry one,” says the pi,to ca-.ta’n “W-i:,
thni'o clever. 1 always d:d duhk» that LM»ty
lake water, especially in dog days.'
Many of tbc-oUliura belonging to tin* compa
nies of Gutted States troops now in Warhirig
ton City are deserting One company has
lost seven men since they have been in the
0:v.
Tub largest water tax paid by any one per
son in Boston, the prevtit year, has beer, paid
by Mr. David tl Blaney, of Hast I’, lbt-m
Ills tax is about
Tub total expenses i>t the York K.re
department for the past year foot up the hand
some Fum of
Collins, a Mississippi w od , hopper. ba-\
within a fow year?, realised oV*t j!OO,OUU
by selling wood to steamboats.
< >ri Sunday, Match 241*', h i Butler. ]*■».< I Unease ol
th- Heart, Pa 11.1 P Clh 1 1's 1., a." i4n )r«r-
On Wodne-lav mormon. a' '■ "'cl "... Mr-. SARAH
MARSHALL, widow of lb«- late Andj»*w T . Mai-hu.i,
32 ye*.rn
Tl.e funeral wll take pl.tc- at • w . .-ck 10-dav.
from her late reMdence, c< rn-r I cumi and
-treetn. H*t friend*, and. tho-p of fo r late husband,
are invited to attend without furr *-r notice
REKD’S MAHNKTIC "11, 'Ml.l.
hold* lb* reputation it h e- h id J.rr yearn, of b«- ru;
• upenor to anyth ng yet k nuwt. fuf u.e fot.o a ,ng
Rrttf* r hi r,,r>* Sjnnul Afltr'V'U;
ftjstft M \‘]n*Uc tj<: cunt A r-i'-ciUnn.
h"<lf ' n' rm u u*<i* 1 ft'.
Kenf •> yi<ujttetic '■ ■ r r ti ! 'ft- *nd ‘ •«“*>.
brnl't M'U.ncHt 1 /I. r- ■■■ \*t - •» hf- inc./j
Hen?' M-ign<u< C* Cura* /•'■■■aujl
tUafj Mn-nutis t>> ■ u -t !' ■ Mc -j/wi’,
iirai'• Aioi’tu' ic ’ n< .••,*rJun «
H'ai- Mlyu4'tc t L -i i‘i }> j i '* in ' ’ / fhi.-* .
iUt’l* MrijucJu; Od r,.. ,« .Y .1 1 .-'uv*
fitt It Mlt/iut'C (H fj T,.s El- - • ! : Ijf' ai ; a.
iitul'i M jnttic 'ru h .* ..
v itO'l p**rn.rttii-ni > *»:. f -r ‘ 1 i’ i h >h /•■-
•urv * aril n-‘i«*re pa n m .r- •! i t .«u »■.> - ■■•.!< r
p.-ep«rat)<>o. JS'll >v - »f-n-r . s |-r
h • l c sfMi >n '"tl N' i • 1 N I ••
ml dealer in rH"!('K PaMILY i > rr*. ‘■■•re.fr
rvrn Uiheld and KonrtQ *tr !-». .tm
H U-: K 11 A \ K H
HOLLA \D lIITTLK*.
t'hnK-eat an*i ihahi graU*hil '| i<n: f * and ilarimnaii re,
m the Yegetahie K ngd-mi. i utv- :-< It *1 a
a Family Remedy for
INDIGESTION, SOUR STOMACH.
COLIC, HKAUT-BI UN.
HEADACHE. A ALL DYSPEPTIC COMPLAINTS.
B»» it* ->r 1 *e<-»iTio • H it <>n<- • .• •
f p.ni ) Pnc* v.»:j« L><’ .«
sp.x.n r ii .
•-•■ni l>» 1 T'ltfjfmu* a<*o»*rfOv
P I H K MAILb iK'Mri'M r .h h. " * j llfcl
,-uTH l.\ I—For I - itih. -n* .-n / U. r..
‘. correupwo -J'-nre dentr>) I>> hf*» "U i e l>n- -)l
i*oia Railroad, the Ah -net . lh«* i >*-p >r id*- i»l a d.. • t
*» t lt*' fobowtog a*lT.-ni < rr»-n’
fhc mai » from me IhUM.urgh i
u> wer»- lh* m«». for i
I and tf.oMi I- r lh«» eastern •» >■!
• * >, i . nn») » atiia. *r !•* iTd. ■»■ ", i!. •••«:►
nU.n t o,iiUihiH, I'naatir*-.
•rnr, I.Tc-m.U*t. .Vlut.'rw. >1 >» i.' *■ ■ tt. «• rr . '! tt<i:
Viri.V-njploo, IMt*-, t‘
that -lust*- b»-*i»ivr* tn«' mu f-r N-w
>h 1 IM.«.** iQlrlldcll iyr If e • *"U*rO Mini '»MV ’ft ■ <
f'.octoa . ti,e k.* -ter q mid n
■t < ftUKl.n £*“l. lb*- hi i »•'. I‘r ■■» .k<--. *.td
lux Kur«'p+*
1 rua..? 1 r Uj* 1 .i)
VI H/) .M tl 1
rd in'.i) 1. \h , M»<l i- r 11.** <•.•!>;*-j j
•> of that .Btftte lijor--4 11 ■ t K
i hnr.e*loil, K l Montgomery. A.*. A h. Otv, v
'K»jur’..li, <»•* »M fie *■ u.if•• ftoutlieri, in*,.. - i
\ ■* mill w mo i i*/ 1 !• o- < ;
Hi* miti.• f>r m Arr>l*urjj ar
anil e\>u.&ern <-ouaii«->i ol I Vur,-j ivuii. i. .■ u . ‘.cr
w »*rt*
I bn Registered >fU**rc. oouißimiic '*iu>«
lif'-i- Lo the In. o* og named p*r» .u-.*
<>#t or !>ur::t*.l.
• ' n N H K cLL. .Nfw L'rk Cit v ,
< 1 ’ s.s fcl.Na A K JS<. N LU, .Saw Writ ; •; \ ,
1 *H> M. HAMBL..N, f'f:i!ad<*!p?un, i‘s .
W.M K, A ( 1 ON. ,m ii
LAM. A WAOi Ili K, do .iy
JAMf M M-’ 1. A i;. t> .| •
1 H * K LLH N.O i *»l-L U .I'ihmg'.u-. ! ■ 1
I H IK. • ASSISI ant P. «.k:>. »v wi : .utu>i-. ;■ r
•». h BAKKYA t 1 1 . WilnniiiioQ, 1 Jr.
BU U KK.S, W ILK I Nte A Co , Wilm ug » u. i e'
iPK'IT** A rn. ( f . ■> .
I'uh'.<.ftioe, Pitieburgh, ih. Marc?. '.‘‘th. I*7.
niii.vit JuILS f. 1 '1 N V )■ M
IN (JuMrLlAN'.'i: IV IT 1 1 TDK 111-
• [Uf at cl cetera) of in v patient- »lm have ;;u pi ov..
. iiimlfril ly uuitr iih Ire.Urre'-t, hi- • wi' h li.- iniu.r:
Dw« application- rf some, «bo are < f p>m- rig
thi*m»t‘iveti under iny chm». h" w- i >- mean'. on: i:**-
- inge.-u iD" made by wmdKi.y pri". i i.nt< *...n
nrrungnmeuia a.- w,n .-liable mo m > i- I <l t-> tm r w>:.. -
and Mill remmu ln-n* f >r -ome week- li'n.
As there are. to my certain k owi-uu" m i:; > - i-t>-
i;inner.’im in;tierer- :r;>in trie delect i.l '.p.a m . nu l - glr
*ln - stand in need ol my prot'-i-i inai -••r-uni v» •
if f«r CRlhnu until lii**v *<•♦' ih»t a f-irnpA-i. (•m-* et
(••cted od fume of 11 «• ir tYler.iirt >-r in-.;*• r uco' e." wo -
are under my treaimeu', I >ntelliiix hi me fain.- nun*
ihftt tbelr c'axea may be entire j •> Ib-vn: an. v ■•i.iim
<|uently tmt rc-| , ir <> the -hme tr* a to. •>!:’. <-r a:i- u u a
{•roiracted one t.e nece-earv. it wi.l m-n n->t i-e ::: .re' tn
mv p.iuer to urnieriabc 'heir o*' 1 • •‘■t a...
Tuere a - e a!.-o miu.v h«' o !in •'••• l tv.lll
l-\ ir-iendert.. arti nave, merei'ie. k t i..- f urn »i.-t
ti pf that mere ia even a p onuh lit) < i •. ria'iiine i-- .
r-'im li*tr m!m nt’'. no - inalt.uy .u..«a:i. < t . tit
■* to Him Want of proper tr>o.ttiV*M liieV -We 111 .- r ~ !!••:••
To all thoee 1 am dee;, hm , f j'.mmre mi. nrn.
til!* tesft*mooliftl>* J put.liahtirl fj*-r - : m e> tne <'f tile
moat inllueDtiftl citiz-nt <>f t:m l’n tvu hu s k ULtttt io
aatl-fv the riui.'l iii:ri'i>; .iiy. ir ; e Ku;
wi.iim bHflo\v.-,i on in-' hy ihe pr. i-. wou' i o' i -ed he a
•-uiii.'ient reiioimnenaHiioii. un-l aUm* u., i 5 wofi do
-mail gratilb ation and Unci i ren re! r m ). -ti
ll ee in lii'i I' ty 't h'l lev.; ;y • 1 |,e .--u ••«•«*■ *. <A lilt :r* n: -
•i.ent. and the h-netl! they l av.- m • ,vi d ther.-
lYom, and I aval, my sell of UUp opp nttti . <■!
thobe who intend am-nming ir.e mat they »m alAiiya
re« eve from me & eandid np.iiion a-> t" th-• -i «•* (•'
their malady, and tvithnur a.lap. ng mat . inir'.viui
phrikao, kUbi«,iiee o» ..lire, .which no cutiwieii!i. ti“
physician would do). I will end avor to liee my u fiio-t
ability lo cdl'ei I a cure where 1 her-- i' a c.'.ho •• ol d.on>;
-o. w l 'ere ilicre i.< rime l never hi-.-i'ate <>t r im
decoded opinion. 'Hie year* of ntp.dy a«d t4i-«»r 1 nave
dev "ted to Rural ana RpibHUir ■ D-edO'* • . i.nd t ■ •-
experience 1 have U«d iu Kurt pe and in ll;-* I n *ed
State's, warrant* me without tear i f cot ra-n •! io.-, • o a
aeri that lyaoone m trie '> nn«'-i .•auui- tetter
'ptaJilifU to n te u more reliable > pmion man —
and iu cotubusion i bey to »ta cbai thore wn-’ are
aufforiUß from t-be idaenees cm -a-- an 1 Kyc. si. u!d n-d
looaeths opporiumty. and as iny ei.i; m neceH-tnly
lifii t*td. uot lo Uh'S’* any lime in < rder io nave l.’.e im;
beuefit during my s’ay, h* it w.i be t> tally i.,e
!i»r me to undertake an; Ca" ‘ H.ter the liis*. ,t yjay.
where a lengthen ng treauneut and my petso.iul at
tendance will oe uet:e*-ary.
T. 1. \‘'.iN M’.’.' (;li /.I>K l-'ii. 0.-ii'i-umi Aufi.'i,
jnhtM _ 1-.*' l • ir i
Ti*T|.U \ k V CV 1.V.-' BANK,
1 >eposii.s niAdo wi: h this Bank bef,-:-- it... r.i-Ti.ivuf
APRIL, will <lr-.tv intare-t fr or. thai d
A STORK iit'L'SKon K- < l--r..l .t::d W.-der
eireeta, ARe j h ■»oy. r.j ;., r a lev .....t,l-
Tnmmini! or Mioe stme.
mh'ih.c: it, ii. u \ vi* s .
R. vs HI I K ii Lu . nav'ieo: ,v. H . : .
'Ne/ «i t'on io eiegMit si 'ck m r:.«* i - ..>, i
Mantiliadcfiarimeni, Among t* ogrent vnr eiv .d -tv.. •
may be found the ('...nnemara, II ig ni.«. lb.ii-l a, K- j... .
!ant. i' ri’ii arn and font-. r.\ 1‘.,.n. iincv hoi I‘ >;d
Cloth.-. A large HHaorirooni of -Hi. - ;ri B H-'k Suk.
Black Lace P'.in's, l*a dots, Hornoua and ftf»aDi>fi
bfiawli*. Some del eate u-xiures ;n \V.>o! and law ?i.k
Shawl-, barege. Grenadine. Armen.in 'Oid Freucli
‘ i>hmere ditLo. The aue-k r- now e,>midei(> in (he
richest novelties n( i L t -> n n.hgs
HKRKINO IUU iTirro.s ; U -nv*? mi'l
Kor aftie by
mh2S IlK*» RV 11. rni.r j\u
TVIEVV STYLE L)Kl'>s liumi.'., i.'ToTk.--,
0.1 Miawlfi and Remrewa ; lariat*, a f,. w < lioiio
pic-es low. C. HaNm.iN I.oVK,
nih'2s _____ Market street
E W DREs-S TKIM.iUNUs. ••
NEW EMBROIDERIES,
NEW HIO«ERY AM' "LOVES,
NEW BONNETS AND HATS,
NEW RIBBONS AND FLOWERS,
NEW SKIRTS AND CORSETS,
Anti many other new ajiidee, ju«t tn-from New York,
at EATON, MACRO M A CO,’B,
mart Mo. IT and 18 Fifth street•
CHALK CRAYON'S.—-50 erose receiveti
and for sale by BECKHAM A KELLY,
mh2s no Federal etreet.
A Well on a Propellor.
aI.IKK
The Waax and .Seriou- try
BENJAMIN PAGE Jr Sz Co
SuJ.h l'Kurd.KTi fL~y,
P ; «» urgh, l>ut. a.
Uetr
i> r«r I I i :h* • jik-- Nr* i •o k t \ 'mi;
.Suit >.»rk M «t«*. m.d ft.--
A. CARD.
No. 03 Fourth street
OHAS. A, i - .I.']'. iN. ’J r-.-jisurer.
S-'or Kent.
us,#.
?3w-e* i ,
. n '
r 'v**f x Ze '• .
■•'* r,*_: *■• v
•'taSsSwS; - nim'njuwißfiriMttg
Jditusmenfs.
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
I,»iOEK ASD Maiwoee WM. HENDERSON.
Trea'l atit A. E. LARK.
ptucx* or AD»fl8!*tO!». —Private Boxes, s§.oo; Single Seat
m Pnvau* Box, $1.00; Parquetteand Dre.ua Circle, chains,
f "> ent>c Famtlv Circle. 26 cent*; Colored Gallery, 26
i- »ntiu (k)lore<l boxes, 50 centa; Gallery, 26 cents.
Lfl-t d t»ui two of Mias SUSAN DKNIN.
'J I, - e entng an entirely Dew five act play, entitled
K-‘-K hi.MmUK UR THE DIVIDED HPIART.
Kofe K more
'I o conclude with
KTATE BECHETS.
(hi* appearance).
In f’T«‘ j i »rnt ion, W«)MAN IN WHITE.
LAFAYETTE HALL
FOR ONE WEEK,
chmmkm im; sati itdiv, march noth,
MacEVOYS CYCLOBYMA,
OK A TOTH IN T IRELAND. ILLUS
-IKA i I N l l U;►* -‘-Mi" *ol that Heautit'ul '.cuotry,
. n „ ~.l irv ~t magn;:. -ent piintirg on 10.0'K) lee'of
. Ka-h > ivoe .> nTump \ ) vocal and m
»t , ■ iu-R'ai mu- «• from the immoral 1r *n Melodies,
•- .. r !n» •ng tai-ir **d artists :
M ; .- K t i k m«< 1 :\d »V. the Cm!■*'<! Voting Soprano.
\l; --c M,\ KI T Ma. KV'iY the Aecuinphshed Harpist.
MAMr.K J-*H\ .-I’ALIHNG, pronounced by the
l’i---"t- tf.i • • rrau-st I'rodiwy ol U e day, will appear
h« 1 .ar .!’ >■ ' ru l »ie, »n*l slug beveral <! the mo-l
popu.itr h'td ’ litti'/roim son eh, and aerompunied by his
. y. i l -ev.-:al favorite Duett**. A historical
a,l ij--' j.p: \>* leeture by iT"le*sor M«cE‘ r<y.
i . , [.,•[, hi 7a,c "< k*; to commence at 8 o'clock.
A-im ---n 25 cent.- fhildrm 15 cents.
N'■ * I I'*K —An «tie noon p* rforrpai)ce on W RF'NES-
D\ 1 hum saU'KImY hl-e-noons at 3 o'clock, for tho
rt , c. (f T»moMHii n 4 : mil.r.n ac*i hcloolh. ( hiidren,lu
,-en - AdoL b. 15 cents. mh2B lw
Jlrtr
BY PARTICULAR REQUEST.
STAY PROLONGED
Ar THE Most lucent request
of nuiti <rr.ii4 APPUiANTS l-oiu the t ITY and
\... MM. who hove w.th INTKHKiT watched the
- ret !
DR. VON. MOSCHZIBKER,
in t- -A me 1 1 !. and KAR, and who being
•:.y,i,ced t. - de-'-ryic- R‘»NA<»K. have sub
m ...t t r<ss o ca-ei, \o tns he hati cojiaentod
;*. Ptc'im.v. »'UY in I’l ITbBURGH.
[•i-t v-'N M>'m H/.MKER Legs thereftre to say to
h.. v* o*i r .:‘-r e.iu-r :T.»oj
1) E AFNEBB
MALADY OF THE EYE,
iPs,i ,»t i ACK CONSULT H 1 M lu order to
r—-e:iv t:,,- *M'I.L bKM .FIT of hu» Treatment.
il.. H l-o i.hk* to t ive lhisl'l IVI- NOTICE that after
M\ i w i: >t Mcccj.i cases tliat demand any OPERA'
i ■ • •*- 1 !:! \TM EN i in which hi« PERb< »NA Ll l
•end»oce *n • pHti**nt wo'iid he abeoluteiy required.
THE EIIIEIIE.iI EAR IABAUI'OR.
AS INBTRDMEBT INVENTED BY
I)r. \oii*illoscliziskcr,
rniUM Ull WHICH HE HAS BEEN
tim’d : •<•. o..re the M 1 *8 T OBSTIN ATF. CASES
I*-' [ 'k’A Y '■ —cr-*-, in wh»ch every other means
r,*T. fry :,-d, ar I ail hope* ot relief given tip.—
1 - - no ~;.e .-latement It-trulhUatteatedbyhun
• * ir.cu, uiioae names are familiar through*
.. .j t»-.. l n «m—SI A I'KsMKN, “ICIANS, L\W-
F.K' 'LEE ' M f > v.ND .1 ’ - EH, «iiDeese» to the
• ~•> i : m • rotru nt i* now brought into daily use at
:. * * c" ai,,f iiv*r-i»hiy yryth great SUCCESS. Those
«• - r 'rur-. I'EkFFt>*S, no matter how aggrava
h-'t« 'i>tiK i'* >*i9n<i:rJic. should not despaired DR.
'U’-o H / ! KL' ■* > ( i ‘' h .-S h» An i KJI LIST ANI > AC-
K-S v. mi«- ,-h‘ Ut l a binoe his arn
v , h*T.’ :.«• hr- atiumUm! tnlim* iu, from n»»-
, -v ,<■ i u /*-n* f ( p iTTSBI K>. H that bis KP.Ft*TA
:.>■ \ ; h vrt, I ftod ■•o-h a." Ui t-unU* 1 him to the
) i ! ]. i I »N Kl DKNCB. He to nay to all who
* .-'*r !r--ni ary ,«f the
EYE OR EAR,
f., r h LIMITKI'TiM!. LON'
KK •: F. FTHBI Kuß.
'I :> • iaio>. ;«!>' s j:i.»' cf the DKiiies who-»e iwurao
ii a. • •• :i >t’ • ai Dr. \ «o Mosohziaker'* 1 'dice.
: i.-j ,v.- b.-.-neu i.’c'y .*>iurcd to their hearing by
!i- • S sI'WInK t'l s,H, < »
ii i-'HN M'! i.AN. b« ti M'Lean, 0;
f Ai 1 : . CIUM.F..S I. K.ILM K\, U. F. A .
F ;. VM \ >i. K~;., t'rf-i.Lmt of th» Bauk of the Re
1 - • P . uf tin- lioedhue F\re loan
•a: •<• ( \ mpat.y. N. '. ;
‘ilK\ i< i >M i'l U, M.-iVur .■!' Nfw i 'rlesn-*;
‘ A > !'. HI.AM', Ai-’hM'shop of l.ouisiauft;
!•}■'• •' ! M' I.LKN, Keoior of St. Patrick'*, N u;
1 1 A. C. ,\<. KLKN. N. O ,
n-'.V n A. Hi VI'KR, N. O.;
'K. ! -KI.A K of N. Board of Health;
F. M t I'l.l.'m H, Snpri*m« v».-uri, N. O-
PITTSBURGH :
U''l Pli FKAluioN, Bfllel>tue street, LawrenoeTille
IIio.MAS MujRK, First street;
H. i.\M<k\MP, N- rtli Eit>t Corner of Diamond and
Market
" M t < KEV, Jr . 2o'J Penn street;
1 <’ tl.i-list linn.ire'i!* nn-re could oe a ided, aud
-in t-o vh-.i, a: ui* DtxjvorH office.
OFFI as,
No. 155 THIRD STREET,
liKl WKK.N SMITH FIELD AM' GRANT SIS.,
'‘■'here lie msv be CONSI'LTKD DAILT, from 9 a. m
'•'* o’oi'-i’U v. •.<.
ETfiS INSERTED.
JUST OPENED
SPUING STYLES
CLOAKS. COATS. SACKS,
—AN D
€ IRC! LABS,
ali. ok the
NEWEST PARIS STYLES,
W. & I). HUG US’.
MA m;u Yfi’V Hl™ F UOPEKT V FUR
SALE.—A !iiru« lot of ground 60 feet fronton
L'x u>t *tro*ut>y ltw.feepto an Alley with a two story
B i k 1 -w>i:ing Vo-ise of hall, parior, dining room,
k- - Lsd and 4 bed rooms, good cellar, Ac. ironndiing
ft. .1 t.) hall door, garden, yines, fruits, 4c. Water
Irom Alletheny Water Worlca. For sale by
t S. CUTHBERT 4 BON,
mh.7 51 Market street.
Al OLL> BRIGHiUN.—For sale a
frame Pwflliug House and lot of ground 03 fee 1
front by 150, *min**e one-fourth of a mile anore the
bridge. Price $650. 8. CUTHBKRT 4 80N,
- mh27 M Market street.
pAKLoR PAPKRS,— GoId, • Persian 'and
R. Ar»hag,j-i e patterns, For sale bv
W. P. MARSHALL.
New .spring 'and summer 'dry
400D8—Great Bargains from aaotion.
mh23 c. Hanson LOVE, 74 Market Street.
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I)AVIS & PHILLIPS,
BRASS FOUNDERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
JIANI’FACTDBEBS AND DEALERS IN
GAS FIXTURES, PUMPS AND BRASS WORK,
Oil Well Pumps of Brass, Copper, or Iron, with the most approved
Chambers and Valves of all kinds, and Warranted to
give Satisfaction.
Manufactory, Ho. 110 Water and 104 front Street,
Jll«« DENIS
.Mr. Harry Lewis.
mar7:3mdA w
JJetr 3-iimhsfnums.
INSURANCE AGENCY,
R. O. LOOMIS,
NOi S» WOOD STREET.
Home Insurance Company,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
STATEMENT OK THE CONDITION OK THE ROME
IN'SURAN E COMPANY ON THE FIRST
I'A\ OF JANUARY, IS6I.
1. CspiUl Stock .41,000 000 OO
2. Number of Bhares of Stook subscribed
f or KibGOO 00
3. Amount < f As-essmenu <’r installments „„
on stock, paid in, in cash 1.000,000 00
SECOND—THK ASSETS UF THE COMPANY.
1. The value, or as nearly as may be, of the
Real Estate held by the Company 05,305 47
2. Amount of Cash on hand
3. Amount of cash deported in Bauks,
specifying in whAt Hanks the same in
deposited—Continental Hank cf New
York 36,307 00
4. Accoum ol ca“h in hands ot Agents, and
lucotrsecf transmission 00,400 10
j. Amount of Loans secured ty Bends sn<l
Mor g»ge*, coDHiittitmg the fir-t l«en c n
the Heal Estate, on wcich there ia lees
than cue year's interest due and
owing 90‘.1,(5‘"'2 03
6. A ( i ount <>t I.oans o** which intere*t has
not been i aid within on** year-. Hone
7. Amount du<» Company on wtuen judg
ments have been obtained .>one
5. Atn'Uniot stocks owned by the Compa
ny, whetherofsny State or of the Coiled
Stales, or of auy Incorporated city of
the United Siates. or of any other de
scription, specifying the number of
shares and me par and maiket value ol
the same;
Shares. far 1 U. Mht Yal.
2*o Bunk of Commerce . 20,1ud 00 19,20 u 00
150 Importers and Tra
ders’ BttQfcw, 15,000 00 15.750 00
100 Continental Rank.... Iu.tXWUO 9,.500 00
1,)0 Corn Etc hange
Bank 10.000 00 9, '>00 00
100 Metropolitan Bank-. lu.OoOoO lu.&u 00
50 Park B»nk A,uuo tt) 6,260 to
50 St. Nichoaa Bank... 5.000 0o 4,500 W>
200 People s Bank 5,000 00 6.176 00
Brook 1 v n City Yt ater
Bonds 10,000 AM) 10,250 00
Missouri Bute Six
Per Cent Bond-. ... 20,0u3 Ou 14,000 00
Tennessee State Mix
Per Cent B-nds.... 2u.00U 00 14,*00 u 0
Norm Carolina Suite
bix Per Cent
Bonds 10,000 00 7,850 00
Unit'd HtalesTreaa
ry Notes 100,000 00 103,293 50
240,000 00 229,168 60
9. Amount of he»d by Uie Company
as (Jollaterml Security for Leans, with
the amount loaned on each kind of
Stock, its par and marbef taiue 144.600 00
10. Amount of Assessments rn the stock
of the Company called m due and un
paid -
11. Amount of premium Notesl'npsid 21,&53 09
12. Amoumol interest on lnve-tment made
by the Company, due and uupaio 27.7u3 67
Amount of Premiums uncollected on
Policies issued »l< tfioe 3,’30 18
Amount of all other property 5.6)0 oy
1.495,409 34
THIRD—THR LIABILITIES OK THE COMPANY
I. Amountol ioaae*dueand unpaid ...None
Amount of the cl-im.s tor loason which
are tQ -uit or contested by the Com
pany 8,:i68 ud
3. Amount' i' lo*#e« during the y«ar, whicii
have been paid 10
4. AiPouiK ct i.onee* during the year
which have not been smiled 110,433 76
6, Amount of Losse* during the year, winch
are contested, (mciuued m misw.r to
ho. 4 ) (~760 u 0
h, Anionnv of Ixm-mch during the year. r>~
ported to the Company an<l not acted
upon, ttnoluded in an.-wer u> No 4} * ir>4 7 $
7. Amount id' l,»ivl«Jeiids declared 10o,U()U 00
J». Amount ot D vidrnls Oiciaitnl due uni
unpaid...*- None
y. Amount ol L'iVtdenua, (eiimr u-udi or
ecr p ) declared nd not yet due None
10. Amount of money Borrow-d, and the
nature and amt nit of security
.given None
11. Amount of all o her eiietiDg eliim*
again*l the Company. conuM <j <. r
Ot..erw »*e .«r*J 0d
FOURTH—TH E INCOME OF THE COMPANY.
1. Ann *i.>f Premiums re*vtv«d V42,C77 94
Amour.: : t„-.\ Pie mi urns im p<> ictes
H.-ue.l at oth.e 3,130 38
2. Amount of Premium Not«-*< ukm t*y tne
Company 2t.f183 06
3. Amsuatof Pieiuiurp* ean.-d 05D.252 63
4. Amount ol in'ort*»»i MiiUd.. recvivt-il from
ihv investments of tho C«>n:juiov 87,370 73
5. Amoum oi Income of ttu- Comp*u/from
any olh* r souice? c ; *>i 04
FIFTH—TiI EEX PEND CPURE.S OF THE COMPANY. :
1. Amount of Losses paid during tue
year A36,R06 SO
3. Amount ti cosse-j paid dur ng tne year,
which accrued prior to the year, (in
cluded m ast lteuii 30.772 04
8- Amount at which the looses were ♦uuma
ted in lormei siaw-meLt, which wer*
paid during the year 40,072 37
4. Amount paid and owing for re-msu-7
surance prem paid) » 89 903 18
3. Amount of tteturn Premium*,whether / ’
paid or unpaid, paid.) j
6. Amount oi Dividends paia during the
„ , ?«*““ - 180,000 00
• . Amount < t Expenses paid during the
year me ud.cg Com mi*.-10ns and Feeu
pdd to the Agents and Officers of the
Company 144,607 62
8. Adiouqi oi 1 axes paui by the Company. 0'8,i58 06
0. Amount of all other Excuse* and Ex
penditure* of tne Company kb, \s 15
1. Amount c! Promissory Notes original y
formic* the Capital of the Com
pany None
2. Amottul of suid Notes held by the Com
pany as part of the whole of the capi
tal tn0re0f...... None
POLICUa ISSUED AND LOSSES PAID BY
R. C. LOOMIS, Agent,
mh23:2weod 59 Wood atrot-u Pittsburgh.
FOR RENT —-Une halt ot the first floor,
fronting on Water street, and the whole or the sec
ouu and third tl :ors of the brick warehouse No. QG Wa
ter and 62 First, together with the privilege of a good
vault and office room. L quire on the premises, of
mh22:tlap PuRTEKJB. FRIEND 4 Co.
JOHN W JIeCABTUI,
BILL POSTER,
Will attend to the Distributing and Posting of
MLLS, CIRCULARS, CARDS & PROGRAMMES
FOE
Amuiemsnti, Railroads, Steamboats,
Ships, Hotels, Sales, Ete«,
PITTSBURGH, PL
flflL Orders sent to the office of tne Pittsburgh Mom-
Pott, or iMiilv GmettA. will receive prompt attention
New crop teas.
FI G 8
RAISINS.
variety of groceries sold cheap for cash at
Dissolution of Partnership. ’
The connexion between Sill&
HARRIS, was d esolved on the 21st March last.
The busineta cl the firm whl be settled by T. R. KILL
THOMAS R. SILL
_ mh27:3t* A. H. H 4 RRIS.
OA Cdeed Clicquot Champagne, pts. A qu,
t/ 15 cases Green seal “ •• * u *
00 “ Chanileidaeicka - «
20 “ Piper <* u .* «
10 “ Longworths Catawba 11 «
25 Cabinet y pmUi .
For sale by WM. BENN?fr,
l7O Wood street.
MB, AND MBS. TETJBDOUX,
SCHOOL EOR YOUNG LADIES,
THE SECOND IRRM will commence
on Wednesday, February the 13th.
FRENCH AND-LATIN taught without extra aohrge.
fe!2 v
Ketchups, sauces, a.:.—wninut
Ketchup, Tomato Ketchup. Mushr com Ketchup,
Freach Mustard, Worcestershire Sauce, Harvey '« Sauce,
John Bull's 3*uce, Beef Steak Sauce, O ives. Copers,
Auchones. Ac., Ac. For sale by
REYMER k BROTHERS,
marl 4 No. I*9 Wood street.
OIL LEASES PKI'NTEIF FORMS FOR
original leases and for sub-letting, for sale by
uia J. £ WELLEN,
mhl* 63 Wood street, nerr Fourth.
WALL PAPERS.—The Renfrew Deco
orated, and other etylee For Hale by
W. P. MARSHALL.
rah 23 87 Wood Street *
CEILING PAPERS.—Polyohrome, Fres
coed and Floral Decorations, f<r adorning main
ceU'Qgs, For sate by s ■
■nnaa W. P MARSBAI L.
rpilE UNDERSIGNED WOULD BS&
JL spectfully inform tiifi that, in
the request of a nqinber bf hatrdna, he has oiL
. -<eed his
SODA WATER FOUNTAIN
-A— <“”■»»»„
. ... - ~'"HT, , . , _ .. .. ..... •... -
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■jiF' '4 *•'
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION.
FERGUS W 3 GROCERY,
(-orner High and Wylie streets.
148 THIRD STRP:ET
- '-j, 5 1?
*• /*•
- * *V 4*
***•#*
• ! K'V“
'.i, •, ,
pittsburom, pa.
lietc Juicmißements.
gOAP, CANDLES AND OILS.
I,ovo Boxes Chemical Olive EftetagEtoap,
500 do Rosen Soap in ), 2 and 3fb ban
500 d j No IPa m ioap in 1. 2 and 3D> barar
200 do uleiue do ini Tb bars,
160 do Lerman do >n 1 tt) bars,
2f>u do -rieod to Woman Soap in IB> ban
I.''oo do Shaving and Toilet Soap in different
shapes and siz»s.
500 Boxes Miners’ Caodles,
1.000 do Hydraulic Pressed and Mould Candies for
Sunimer use
200 Boxes Adamantine Star Candles, 4*»,6a A 6a.
50 do New Bedford Sperm Candles,4a, 5a k oa.
20 do Wax Colored Candles, 4a, bi A 6a.
6 do Coech do,
6 do Star do,
iO Barrels No. 1 Lard 0:1,
5 do do 2 do,
25 do No. 101,
10 do do do 2 Oil,
50 do Carbon Illuminating Oil,
26 do Coal do do,
On hand and for sa'e. by
B. C. & J. H. SAWYER,
To whom was awarded, b/ the t\ s. Agricultural So
ciety, the first piemiums for * lls,Soaps and Caudlea.
mhlß
REMOVAL.
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MAN
ulflCluriDg Company have removed their office to
No. g 4 H ood Street,
Between First and Second streets, where all orders
will be received, and business att nded to.
mblS.lf GEO. CALHOUN, Agent.
NATRONA OIL.
Manufactured by pennsylva
niaSali Manufacturing Company
CLEAR AND ODORLESS.
and guaranteed unchangeable in color.
“THE ILL UMINATOR OF THE DAY ** .
Constantly on hand and for sale by P 8. M. C,, at their,
new office, No 24 Wood street, between First and Sec
ond street. GEO. CALHOUN, General Agent*
mhlB:tf
EUREKA OIL COMPANY,
VENAVCiO COUNTY, . PENNA.,
( CHARTERED KVBBUART IST, 1861.)
sloo,ooo,
H. E. DAVIS gee.
Capital
A. M. MARSHALL, Pres.
DISEC TOILS
A. M- Marshall, W. H. McGee.
James Forquer, C. Bemnger,
J. L Caroagban.
Office la that of R. H. Davis, city of Allegheny, Pas
mhlfcfirad
WHITE SATIN
—AND
KID HEEL SLIPPERS,
RECEIVED Al’
W. E. MHHEIMZ & CO.,
31 Fifth Street.
mar 23
QA L L AND .-LE 'The— ■
SEVEN SHOOTER ,
The load is in one complete preparation. Water will
not destroy the loa*. They are neat and handsome.
Price $l2 and $l5. Call ana see them at
i To Oil Hen. . :. ■
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PATD ■s>
the Manaiaciunng of Boring Tools far Oil Wells.'
All tool-j warranted, to beef toe best Materiel «"<>
Workmanship.
W. W,YOUKG t
(Successor lo Cartwright-A Yooa^.)
Sundries.—
■ 0 d- sen Piret, Casfillon ft Co ‘a Bran d *
D> “ oiaid, l u Pey 4 c©*s on; < : j
*aO Bepquit, d<5 J
10 “ Champagne. da
80 4 * Pale Sherry Wine;
V 5 “ Harmony Sherry Wme; •
So “ Dutl Go don A Co.’s Sherry Wine; fcr
sale by the dozen or bottle, WM. feicNTOT ..
__ .>552* 120 Wood ttreei
Sundries. —
26 barrels choice Sweet Potatoes;
2D “ Fresh Eg^K}
•JO “ Ureea Apples;
HO Neehannoc.k Potatoes*
50 u Srrall White Beans:
100 ,l Pea Nuts;
s') “ Oniony
If pflcln* B/w”*-
roU22
JAS. A. FETZSB,
- - corner Market and Plrat streott,
jj' UK SAUfa.—WiiLL K.NOWK *?
-4. Beg and Barrel Manufactory, situate m Pitt town
fabip, (adjoining the City Line) on tfce Bank of the'AP ;
legheoy River. Ther« is * saw Mill and all tho m*< *■
chinery for manutac «: r * Nail Kegs, Floor Btnflga,,*
and Boxes ana w*h • : itte expense in addition!
machinery will ■ ■ Barrels at cheaper rates tirin' 9 **
can be made elsewhe/* j/or further particular! 'aS
ply to r -r
L. WILMARm Agent.
Pittsburgh City Mflle, sth Ward.
M*rl2:tm.
TRIMMINGS,
. Braid*, Gimps, Black Brussels Lace. Black Xbreed?
Lace, Black Gn’pnre Lace, and a foil assortment o0L ;
Dre>s Buttons.
EMBROIDERIES,
EMBROIDERIES,
Jaconet Collars, Swiss Collars, Point and Thread Lao*
Collars, Chemizyttes -leeves, Point Lace Saits, Jaconet,
and Swiss Edgings, Thread Lace and Edging.
HEAD DBESSES.
Gilt Hair Notts Gilt Crotchet Netis, Bla<-k Cheinfllfr*
Nets, Blue Chemille Nets, Brown Chemille Nets.
ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Corsets, Hoop fikirs, Ladios’ Cotton Hoaierr, Glares,
and Gauntlets. •“
<.eni.-' Netk Tics, ftcarfs, Gloves, Gauntlets, Btlk*dhd
Linen Handkerchiefs, Ac, to which we invite the at*
tnti on of all, our stock being so exiensiveand varied as
to warrant un m stating we can please aU thgt will hiVor
us with a call, at
CHARLES GIPNERS.
78 Market Street.
tnh27
SMITH, PARK ~
IWIBJTH WARD FOEHDST 4 ''
>i.
Warehouse, So. 119 Kirsl and 120 Second
Manufacturers of all aiies anddeoonpUoPjnf Coal OIL
ttetort, and Sulla, Gaa and Water Pip/ P«i hSETnS
Irons, Wagon Boxes,Steel Moulds,
Ooupliuijf.. f
H^D 0t "«*
Having a complete machine ahop attached to thte
foundry, all neeeaKHry fitting wU] be carefully attoad
** ** Mtjlrwsp
STOKED "FREIGHT AT AUCTION
Notice to all it may concern.—
On Friday. 18th dnr;l at 2 o'clock. P. M.will be
•01.1, at CtitJWERCIAL, SALES HOO«B?«S
54 Fif.h Street. U) nay freight an t chargee, aniens,
canned and tattled for balore day of sale *.
J Shiner, Caalpott, »Iei K a County;.dhio, 1 pyftT-
1 CneM, Tboi ° ire Sjm3 8100d ’ PorrBB ‘ County, P*,
George Sobeiv kart, Johnstown, fa., 1 trunk.
GiUett, 1 Cheat.
_mM*ltaw*w J. uJI»AWa Auctioneer.
Valuable Property for Sale.
OFFEREI) FOR SALE AT
Pabhc Anction on the premises. <m TnAsifev
the oth day of April new, at the hoar ora o’olookfp S’
that very dewrable lot ol ground having a front ~,,'25“
tending bark of equal width along tiuqneane Wa»
in 6 e Ih *K f leT ' ,e ? n “ ot 8»le: . 110
and the balance in three equal annual paw- and
Allegheny fr- i IN.Prealden t
MarliHir.t«.
MAN Severer
HOW LO**" fl' VvU*
TUST aOW B.ESTOBED
u ' p ', B ..r P ™^ ISHEI> on the natttrr,
AND RADICAL
n„wuf; » oKailE i4’. or Seminal W«akneaaTBe«£s
| BetiUity, lnvoluntary Emissions aadt®*
lK» eIIOy * ,r®f?^ lrg fr 00) teSfeg-fikL
CtiWerwell, M 1> Sent under sea), in a plain hUTetaj*.
jK>st p«d. on receipt of two sump* lar’
Dt.C»AB. J C. KLINE, 127 Bowery New York. JPtm*
: Ofl* o ** Bo*. No. 4JteH. rob&daftUv
Tj^GOS.—2J Barrels Fresh Fgg» j |M> j Wh
U ceiTed, and tor tale by jar, AFKfMIL
Corner Mar udlkMttn^
BOWN * TETLErs, '
ISC’ Wood street
No.&i -»ol a:
corner «( i>.auK»ad alloys
TKIMIC]
TRIMMINGS.*,
EMBROIDERIES, *
EMBROICESIIS,
/ *; 'c 6 „v*/ > *-