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FOR UrRI:ME:
1, 1 : :7, .i
OF P ILA 1,7: Lpirt A
TOR CANAL. COLINTASIOTER,
W 'F. STL :Y FROST,
Op FAYETTE COUNTY
THE remains of Gen. Persifer F. Siniii
had not arrived at 12 o'clock last night.
THE BP'ITISE-1 OUTRAGES
The repeated and apparently dt , ig.ncl out
ragea up(m the American Flag. o,.nam t••,1
British naval nffieers in dm C‘uli
id attitiontig the •-ori , ti ,
only of Congress, but of the pef.pl,. Tho
question of what will le , the r ult. i .t•
the areato , t nwmortt. In the ,triny anus
it is that th”,o hoQt
pate a fight. To us it seem , scarcely pr.d.a
ble that England will risk a war with our
government just at the present time. It
would he m..st unfortunate for both countries,
if their friendly relations with each other
should be disturbed just at the present time.
If the reports of British aggression upon our
ships have not been exaggerated. and tlti
does not seem t us probable. as the aceounts
all appear to agree, Great Britain will hack
out,apologise, and give indemnity for this an
noying interference with our shipping, on the
part of her cruisers in the Gulf. If no insult
or injury has been intended on the part el
the British Government, our just cause of
complaint will he promptly mt, and pr,onpi
ly these oufrages be atoned for. We believe
that as soon as these outrageous proceedings
of her agents in the Gulf shall base Leon
properly represented to the British tons
went, that she will at once give us indemnity
for the past and security for the future. Less
than this will not I iniet American indi.ma
nation and irritation, Less than this the na
tional honor of all true Americans will never
contemplate. Thejealous spirit of watchful
ness over our national honor and of resent
fulness against every affront put upon our
flag, which has promptly called forth the
measures on the part of our i;overnment ne
vessary to assert and defend our rights and
protect our ships from insult. interference
and outrage, will meet the approbation of
every American. Whatever may have been
the cause of - these outrages upon our flag, and
whether the British Ministry own or disown
the acts committed, the prompt preparation
to meet aggression and resent injury is our
duty. We think and hope the preparations
for war may answer the purpose of securing
from Great Britain an acknowledgement of
the wrong; we have suffered and reparation
therefor. The prosperity of the two coun
tries is too intimately connected to permi
cause of war to exist. Commerce and do
arts of peace will he tco potent an intluemi
in John Bull's mind to permit him to quarre
with Braher Jonathan. The universal Tan
kee nation is, however, of one mind in re
Bard to these outrages, and fully approve
the prepnra+nry movrment,3 of (on;z . re. -, ,- , au
!*, the :I,lministratinn
The Allegheny Cemetery
A beautiful pamphlet of 150 rinzec, printed
in Haven's most artistic style, has been laid
upon our table. It is the " The Second Re
port of the Managers of the Allegheny Cem
etery, together with the charter of the
pOrat 1011 its rules ,tied regulations, list of
cerpdrators, officers and managers, lot holds
ors. Sc., with an appendix embracing a res
print of the first annual report, with the
funeral oration, by Wilson M'Candless, Esq.,
on the occasion of re interring the remai!
of Corn. Joshua liartry and Lieut. •lames
Parker."
At the time that this report was made,
some months ago, we were indebted to Hon.
Thomas M. Howe, the President of the Board
of Managers, for an excellent article upon
the Allegheny Cemetery, in which the ele
gantly written report, now published in so
neat a form, was embodied. Had we space
b to spare in our columns, we are certain that
we should be doing a service to every reader
of education and taste by again reproducing
Mr. Howe's most eloquent essay. We regret
that we cannot do 50. But the pamphlet be
fore us is one which every citizen should (*-
.Win. The amount of information which it
contains is large and of the most interesting
kind,:and Mr. Howe's report and Col. M'ean
dless's eloquent oration will bear reading
again and again.
The Comity of Monona
In the States composing the Federal Union,
where there is no express enactment to the con
trary, the laws of other States and other na
tions are admitted to be of binding force. A
curious instance of the application of this
rule occurred a day or two since in the course
of a trial in the District Court in this County.
The title to a piece of land in litigation de
pended in part upon the legitimacy or illegiti
macy of one of the parties in the suit. It
appeared that the father and the mother were
married in France, by the Mayor of a Com
mune, after the birth of the party in ques
tion. According to French law the subse
quent marriage of the father and mother ren
dered the child legitimate, awl the it ourt rul
ed that in the eye of the law the party was
legitimate, although if the marriage had taken
place in Pennsylvania after the child was
born, it would have required an act of the
legislature to render it legitimate and entitled
to claim as heir at law its deceased p arent's
property.
Sugar, Salt and Fish
The Boston (Mass.) Traveler says : AVe im
ported last year sugar to the amount of k+-11,.
5.,a7),000, and paid , off $1,000,000 upon it in
the shape of duties. Our imports of salt
reached very nearly three millions, and the
duty upon this fell but little short of $600,-
000. These are items worth considering.
The benefits derived from the importation of
these duties is quite as "local" as that which
flows from the fishing bounties, or a fair pro
tection upon iron, which we so greatly need
in Pennsylvania. Let Senator Bigler and
uur Democratic Congressineu give the iron
interests of the Old Keystone a fair chance,
a 8 far as their influence and votes can do it,
Philadelphia Cattle Dlarket--May ;24th
The supply of Reef Cattle the past week
has been quite large, the offerings amounting,
at all the yards, to about 1300 hundred head.
Prices remained about the same, only a few
extra ones selling for more than $lO per 100
tbs. The market was quite lively, and all
offered were sold. The supply of sheep was
very good, amounting to nearly 500 head.
The Cow market was dull, and 250 head were
sold at from $3O to $6O for mach cows, and
from $lB to $25 for dry cows.
\1 '27 IS5s
t. PORTE 111
IHE pßrpoSii.D BANKRUPTCY BILL
Lt , terll more than in 01
NVe,t, 11“. Pxtrgniiiiary
has c.tll,ll.Hilli,.
a general Bankrupt LIN , . I IC` ju,t ,
luital.h. and i:tir ha i= ufmn which ,•l,
, ul,l fr tm, I. In thr Sonato .11,
Unite l '-ztrtto , , nihs 1:t 1,;
L `.lll \N L-
.1 , 111.'111 - V I . lItli,11!
erititd it tip in ~rd, i • that
r0:1 , .1 ,, r , unlop-tln.l
th,
t.l thou \vitt, linolit,•u iintortutitit. , in
their rccurli:iry \vo
princip:tl I,,ttun , f.ti the
the prin..orit it at ail pr,
that this, or :In \
Tho luf—tion i , ono (n 1 in)-
p,)rtance, an , l tht‘ri' relnikirim n,) time t ma
ture a bill, the ,!fr. , ots whioh ~voill(1 bp
\cid
,pr. act,l inane
Lwrlonil Bankrupt .1.4• t
will, howovor, draw tton
loon to 'lir and induee diseu-i,ion
tho kind of a plan to be adriptiml. and thus
polo dir , way fur action hereafter. The Bill
~f
I. lu nkrnl t ar.•
twuclusse; , —Lhe vphintary arid in‘,ll.l)lF li.V
the former consistin;: of persons
who are unable to pay their deLt
choose to avail themselves of the pro
the act ; the latter of individual , in trade, who
by some fraudulent proceeding. evince a ‘ti"
position to wrong, their creditors, or Qom,.
them. In c4onyuls , ry cases th , bankrul
may have a, jury trial.
provikins le. , tinqi
1711.11,1erS !MIA(' in emntrninlaiion 11 . 1 I,lllk-
!" . •:•4`,.titlll _
Secthm leelares that by the decree “!
tnkruptev the title ,F the bankrupt to hi ,
.0 1'ertY is divested, and becomes vested in
as,i ; znee, But nece ,, ary househohl
, `tv, eX,!eedilig three hundred, ‘LihirS.
;ire t., he exempt,togrther with whiitovor pr,,p•
ertv h+ exempt from executi•,n by the (,1
Section 1 grants a release to bankrupt , who
illy comply with the requirements of the act
inety days after the decree, and atter seven •
v days' advertisements in fl public newspa
ier, unless one fourth in value of the credit
rs file their written dissent. It also provide.:
ninutely against frauds, and specifies th
ourse to he pursued in appeals.
Section ri--The property of the bankrupt
sto be divided pro rata. Preference is only
'iven to debts due to the United States; to
ureties who are entitled to preference by
aws of t ' , ingress ; and laborers in the employ
e bankrnpt t.) nn an) , milt not exceeding
Section 6 and 7 give full
,jurisdiction, in
ankruptcy cases to the United States Dis
ict Courts. and direct what proceeding,
mkt. }-,lace
Section S confers upon the United Stat,
suit Court concurrent jurkaictiun in err-
MEE=
Section I.o—Tho Court shall order culler—
on of the assets, a sale of the same, and a
distribution 4 the proceetiii without untie
sonable dolay .
Sect . yn 11 .letinee certain power,
Section 12—N, t, be tit'et , Eid
entitled to the benefit of this net, h
ay4 tho
Secti , )ll -P1. , H.,(. , 1ing - A in lianl:rut,tov
f zerl
Secien 1-1 IHatc: to proceedings again.-,
0 - by paruch in trade who brAceruP bankrupt.
Section 15 relates to the conveyance of ti
mnkrupt's real estate by the asignee.
Sectien 16—Circuit Court el the Oiqrici
Celumbia to have jurisdiction.
iiunishes fraudulent assir.4nee
Sections 20 and 21 all.rw a hank L-apt,
is estate pays 51) per cent. above expennw:
In allowance n 1 per cent.; when it pay.
;(1 per cent. : , an allowance It r) per cent
vhen 4t) per cent. i 6 realized, the allowanc
0 per cent.: but no allowance to excee
, 15,000
._—The United States to pay
O.)StS or other charges in bankruptcy ease
All such charges to ;:oune out u f. the fund
the parties ; otherwise nut to ho paid at al
S.tqi,m 22
TIC, Episcopal Canvention
Th 4 the Episcopal Church
iucese of Pennsylvania, met in St. Luke'.
hurch, Philadelphia on Tuesday aft.‘rn ,on
'he business was merely , preliminary. 'F
nnual sermon was to he preached, and tlo
egular business of the U unvention proceed
d with on Wednesday morning.
The most important business which will oe
cupy the attention 4 the body, will be clue
tion of au assistant Bishop of the dioe.:,
There, will be a strand contest between Lb
"High" and " Low" Church parties,
cure the assistant Bishop. The gentleme
who are talked of in connection of the ros
tion are as foil ONA
High Cuurch.—Or. Bowman of Lancaster
Rev. Wrd.ll. Dd-ulmimer of St. Pt•t-rs, Pitt
at.t.lphia, !)r. Lyintio, rriMt Chun.'
Pittsburgh, and Dr. Vinton of New Vori
Low Church.—Dr. Vinton, of Boston ; I)
Stone, of Massachusetts ; Dr. Home, of Phi
adelphia ; Dr. Stevens of Si. Andrew's Chord
Philadelphia ; Rev. Richard Newton, of S
Paul's, Philadelphia, and Rev. idregory '
Bedell, of Bedell.
vAntous THINGS
—On la.t Tuesday evening there was a mee
gof lb,- atockhoidere of the Honpfield Rill
at Wheeling, to devise a plan to raise meani
to repair and put the road in order as far as Wash
l'a , Several speeches were made, and a
o "ffill'iltee was appointed to obtain ° a loaa cf
money sufficient t- effect that objoct. The atm:mut
required will be about $:_i,000,000.
—The Reading (Pa ) Bmbachter states that,
in the beginniug of last week, a lady, living at
the lower end of :4 , mtn Street, went with her
child, three years oil, on 0 visit to tho house of
" eighbor, in which a child wa-i lying ill witli
scarlet fever. She permitted child t o ap
proach the cradle where the sick child lay in
dying coLdilion : when sad to relate, the forme
child perfectly well before, was instantly seized
with violent vomiting, and in ten hours after
wards was a corpse.
___J W. Mu.rkell, hat. been appointed Poi
master, a NletiongqbelaCity, Washington e 0 , 1„.
vice W. W. 8..?.nt1y, resigned; Sorrel P. Lm fire
Postmaster et Russell Hill, 'Wyoming county,
vice, L. D. Vosburgh, resigned.
—The Nlartinetti-Blondin Company sr
ng at Cleveland.
—Hiram Cole, 71 as to be tried in Grano oon„n.
ty :text week for the murder of his wife, but an
effort is making to change the venue to Ashtabula
county, in which case the trial will he p os tp ue d
till f-. 11 Since his late trial, Hiram has lost nil
tis piety—no great loss, however, as he never
had much.
--Tim Cincinnati Gazette has a letter from
Henry eounty, Indiana, stating that the County
Treasury was robbed last Friday night of $ll,
WO. It was re,ldled some months ago, of about,
sl,ooo.
—Three fires, the work of incendiary, occurred
in Buffalo on last Saturday morning by which
buildings and property to the amount, of $50,-
000 were destroyed.
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1) , x•
hbr 101 tn, r h,• luil
Tne I ter the itupr , vttnor.t. ielr•
her \va. , taken up, bul , Aet , IF,t4 a=ide ter the t urpeee
(.01,-Ilierl:.g the I.art
Mr. ' estabh-h h pine
Aunt 11.11 E. nay,
S , [l:tt,r
07: M• f Mr. TTezner," Va., th.• A-prrant ,
were I!: I mill It! .(i 1
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A.o, I.4td,h;,lirown, CI C:ing
man, I.).r.vis, Firrh. Firvi
"'sr", I•7er-o , ,
tian, r 1 , • , Tn9wpßon, of N.
dt,n,
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11.1,, 11. ler , 4). I:, I lietly, SO, 41 , 111-. :" ,,, 14 , 1 , v
T..(••1,' -
S t•nl Durko',,
anhi
T „t
:%tr v , ‘ , o n.
r. a heF, trota the Select Committee to ex:limn.•
the arc t Dailing and Hackney, ducrkeep , r,
repnrte I , he te , tim manes na reo.Ml•nrndatl. , n,
they harirg pc.sso imsond the juri.dietien ot tho
H , ,uze. Ile reputed ret4ol.l/I.i,n providing tar p
in the biding rac‘a .inti distributing doeuule.nr..
t; I,l)l••...l frkan :he Committee on V 1 ly
Find , 4, lear.>, 101 l making appropriations t.
defray expenec of conaming revenue from cm , -
ime , and a b•Il authorizing A fit trim million I , an.
The r.Toia. or Tho r.lec Committee on the For
Srel!irr: race writ ~r., , arirod a, the epucial order.
Mr. oi w-ved patrar ,,, me ,. it ti:
the 2! 11. ,
Afro , ; , 1"...e. the ; 26
ncys 11,7. Trio ~or..itet was nostponed till Tuesday
car it r Cotilreittee on the N i
Mr. Sioldtm is chair
Mr. J. Glancy Jonert said that thin appropti :kJ
ilt1.150,00(1, being a reduction of more than a •,f
milli. a from tat , original estimates.
11r. Itocect. said t b3t our new BteamerF drew not
tt, titan IS and 21 te:d. ve.rtels drawing not
more Han 12 toot simald hu constructed, w order to
,peratc eferctuatly In water sduth of Partsmout h. Ile.
spoke in favor of the recomuicneation of the c4ecre
t,ry of itta Navy for ten el, ,•pe, of war. The outra•
ge, in the c Ll[t had been r- often repeated es to lend
to the ioturnlice that the visitations of the Brtish
cruisers spring from orders. 11e hoped that they
would be disavowed, but the boot means of making
our negotietitms effective, and giving emphasis
our action, is to ho prepared to defend our riOts.
Ho spoke of economy, and of the potency of gab
b.,ats pr.:Tolled uy tdoadn, carrying two of Dahl
groan'. eleven inch guns. A shell from tic of dress
VesFei, fired iris a large bne, would either :lint: or
~' TEL i;,(_i EA. Pil
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f.. 1
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Yolk
a:
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•,i TeneeHt , ee. hr,(l the fl ,
f :he :Letsi,n el, !he
n 3; no would to.tiv , r , o,
,unr,priatinn
A'l urn , A i
I:E!
• cu; th;
bill, Om , !I
disable her.
Mr. iirow ccmienmed seizing on every pretext foi
permAr:ently iticreasin,4 y end navy. We
wre , ted the trident from the proud inistress ui the
daring - the last war, therefore Decal not
trembi. ........ Now, ao then, ,',ln
up;rci,ll vei-aele could be c Nicene i into means of de-
ferlol'.
Mr. odo. replying t , Mr. grow, denied lila , our
fl-170V1 i :ly ‘N .har, of Groat.
Bin a , kt ,- ) war, •i referred to figures,
the wing a great disparity.
Mr. V. - hi.: V. - ,•1 vie h , dve f•swer
uux t 1,311 in twithetar,din.c our comnlorca
hay S51),000 to 5.1100,000
1i r. I'h:ilip; ral;liai t.; Mr, expreie„:
; !,..r , l (ha , . .eition ;.• P. 115 appropriations 1. - ...111.1
....4rt:Sellt.n;..:A St° haying
-.lak.• P., PHi.2l •••.ad a na,y.
, 1 Mr .1 apor, :New
•pted
,a at the F.r,,:dyr. l'hat :+llll3 hail pre
i•,l,:; y ~ fi T.‘P r71;;1',U,,r3
Mr. .'•"+l.. ,. l)Lpirrle, of M r-‘l. , rnn , t.. th , .1p
r 1,10 , • • 1. , , ral,ircri and I;ftv
-f J. !I , ‘ y . 1 tv,tv he, I r.
,Fl] , ; .der r.-,r,gtrrwie
xv!, ..ti-o-1:11
wo hi a
!Id he 11.!t
Ihf• Sewoo, the effe•-t ~f which,
purv,c, vae tc , loetr3y the oDly native
.90111110 n that. we 1110,1:'?
Mr. .1-neii rept ed that it wait the duty tii the tta , -
ernmer.t to buy ships: but he never before knew Oar. ,
it waa a part is the duty ~r buy mete
or furnish tuer.ey te buy theta.
Mr. Wantiburne said chat teat; what the Adtuittis
tt titled had b. , :m d-ing the whale sett...ton.
ter z, tbo Iteputtitean sttio.)
Mr. Ftertiniin iifiered su amendutent appropriatiog
rot., Car the eanstructien ot - ten
FmAII propelli r of war arwed and
,Icte , olei the atnendatent out urd.-,
h:ing in aNt,rdance with the existing Ittwi , .; and
-11 an twltualtnetit..o)4 , » et tue U6otir was nu.:taine , l
he the C.,eLaitt.:.,:t.
The hill as amended wee kid aside to be rel;,rt: .1
tt the liott,e
Thu teei: up Lb:: bi;! tr...llkin::
r iations F,,r the supp , :rt t,t Cac velurdear regiment,.
Mr. 1 . 7 ,, ant , m inquired wneAd,r it was the espeetn
tic ti to trier the e “duateer regiments oat, aril. wha ,
was the .1 , m,12 , dur: ,rf ;he Utah eervioo.
Mr. J. tiiAnr.y Jones replied that the regimenta
wended for Te Nati will bo required in any event. but
the other tw.) will not be called out by the Stters,tar-s
-of War unieF.s ehsolo,ely ne , e , sary, even if the ap
propriation be mode.
Mr. Stanton asked: Waq the nous° to detoralin ,
when i r•eco , .ty • - .:3.1,ts to call out the troupe? rh
Cottimittc , a i'..l,litary Atirs ahould be inatruete , l
to :uqu.re wheth:r too present retations with Vtal,
render u neePs , otry.
The Hi was then •aid aside for the present.
Mr. Bowie, of eiaryiv,nd, 'baying frequently inter•
ruptod the proceed - , - ,4, by ,Is , ,rderly conduct, the
Committee in eo,sequence rnse, and by direction ci
the etiltirman. re ,trod tr,e the House, for it. 3
action,
Mr. t=u ten muroci that Mr. Bowie be titkilo int,
custody by the Sergeant-at-Arms, to answer for cot
tempt, to-morrow, but he subsequently withdrew h
motion, Mr. Bowie having ret,red from the
'rho llou e then returned , o Committee o,
Whole on the Onto of the Union. idler which it ,a 0
From Ihiashington
WAsrictitcrox, May 26,—1t is shown by the tosti.
inony before the House Soled: Committee appointe t
t• - . examine the accounts of the late door-keepers,
that a regular and profitable business he= been car
r ed en in Washington for years, by the boi kseilers.
in Congressional documents ititeeded for gratuitoe ,
distribution among the people, but which are put'
chased fresh f• ,mthe press. As an instance o` these abuses, the Committee says that the Patent.
(Alice Reports, costinz, the Government fill cents, or
retailed by the book -sellers at 15 cents a volume, and
this e•iuld not be done but for the vidFoble
genco or misapplication of the documents by the
ne i'ors
The Railroad C,nvontion adjourned today, after
about a week's sos, , ion. inap-;rtant result; were se.
compiished.
The Postmaster General has given orders to con
vey ;he groat Southern mail levying NOW Vo-1;
the morning over the central route, diverging crtoi6
the seaboard route at Richmond; thence via the
Virginia and Tennessee road through Knox,iiie,
Dalton, Georgia, to the grand junction, fifty mile;
east of MompLis; thoinee via Jackson to New o r .
leans. This service commerce on the first of July.
The Tariff Investigating Committee will report to•
morrow. Two more select committees have yet to
report, viz: in relation to the Willot's Point pur.
chase and upon the accounts of the late Clerk of the
House.
Both branches of Congress have agreed to the
Bern in ono of the appropriation bills, appropriating
$lO,OOO for carrying into effect the act for the ad ' :
Kansas into the Uniu».
Tne , lefot of Mr. Simmons' amendment is not a
,r, rue question of home valuation. Mei-6N.
To‘,uibs, Bigler, and others, dispot - 3.1 to favor a pr)
rys.l.e.:Ln of eta valuation, held that the amend
went IVA,' a revenue meavure, and therefore could not
le the ~_rule.
Mr Ilaringtim was ni•minsted as Postmaster for
Cleveland, 0., and Mr. Clicker, Collector at Chicago.
Colo memorial, preseuted to-day, asked
for protection against the alleged bad faith of the
Exocotive of the Cul ed States as well as that of
Maxie., charging the former with ha ing used his
influence to p•eoure the passage of decrees annulling
his i ehauntepee grant, and making another for the
benefit of other psrties which he insists is void. He
pretests against 111/111 arrangements with Ilargone
and Loeser, and asked the Senate to support his con
tract, for without it he has not thought it safe to
proceed with his business concoction with theisthmus
lie says that if the attempt wreHt the contract
from him is sueeessful, it will he ru i,„„ B , 0 his for
tun^, having Invested thousands of itollarii in the
enterprise.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTH ;Nu —Of „It
kinds. Ala., Oil Clothing—ti largo naiortinent always
on hand, at the India !tubber Depot of
• G S
Tr111,11 , ./ii
Pugh :Ind Yulee, an 3
the
7, tor,ll
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J. .t IL PIIILLEPB,
26 and 28 St fair ahnat.
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12,6 • wii.irf at
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toaihrv.l.l:.l4) P 1:
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n.
15 doz. Boy.' Loghorn IL.te , blti piocen 111,1.C11 aool
Boy& Clothing, 1 , 1 doz. Carpet and 011 Cloth Traveling Bags,
ill be omkl, toi4 rtURSDA V) morning, at A, Ft:tt, o.trPot.
at 10 and ntternoma et. 2, nun' evening at 8 o'clock, 15 gothic
and other 01-ck-, fancy work bores, E6/1,1 , 1 - WiliCllol,l. rifle
gum 20 doz. gold finger rings, etc, to which WO incite tiii ,
attention of purchn , ort•. Those goody have just beon reomv•
day
hi) . 1,14, c.. 1 from the Etot,ttp..l mootaimed on thin
,‘
n0. , 25 I'. !'AVI:=., Auctioneer.
1,1,L. Arid. at {1,251. 1 1.11.11,
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Style. oleeswie.- CI - .ll' -'t t itwritn.
LA E SALE OP PROPERTY IN A
I,r,;rf I CITY. th , Common and !:;(11:•
r. ta45DA:e June :•dtt. at 8 0'01,1,, in
,t tr:tory . 4 :.i•,+ I Jrolll , f It r.t tt 1.111 1 :fittil :No 5 t
svil! 6.,1.1, that ‘et) r. 119.11. 4, midi hasty !wily
1:0•ol It tare of John Irwin , ‘v-II known ei the
Walk" t ty. siturit,l Oil the West C, rtrat
1.11...411.-nv Oita, wh , rh hai
itrttr, to rlcermi.npilatv !how.. d.. 11 log t•..
.•rort tine telitlnne-s; and -101 e range of 0111 , 111 f, to ttit,i/ f .•
~d fur comfort4hlr 11.,tneRtelyht,
it lots fr,ntingvn the Wlts f COIIIIII , II Or Irwin 11N ttltrilt,
t. , _ wren I{.ll>4e street asJ Water 1.10 , , ' , Aril '2.5 trot Irma. en.
heck ttC to F t 2.1 f,..t allr•y
`,tm. lore fronting on Ri.lge and Central tltr ,,, tH, (,I4t )1 Of
r fr•et I .ring al , ut 50 t..et fn ut by'
f et in depth.
Mich 25 fo , t front n Cootr4l Area. fOl
toward Water 1000 140 fi,t, tun 50 fe,4
For tht• satisfaction of Inc chas , rs, the lots hay- iificf
r 0,3,1 /a 1 and numbered: 01 which. it:Atli, CAL 1, , had kt Eh
rind the prt•rv,biou ,hown applicttlop.
ern": at itall•. (Inyt2) P. M. DAVPS t•Cr.
•
[ME.--2`_'s bbis. fresh Lime just received
LI .4 awl for male by H
P EESE.
Illy '27
2.(1!) Ix. Durham Farm
200 ' Now Cutting,
EN RI IL COLL!
[SU ---500 packago6'White Fish, Safi uun
and 'front, 1;.; sal: , by (m 127) 11. H. 1.'0 1 .:1-1N.,;
_ E NGLISH OP6O AN ! E
1 , 011 TWELCDI NiA A 11 AU' C!
llt •!I 1:! ''tri In OW
pIINT APPLES.—SUIT received this da
nn l fur unto !ly REV NIER ft ANDERSON.
N. 39 Wo•d 4tr ,, ct.
rlytnnito Kt. CharlPß 1i.•,,
lij MITER'S Wh,EKLY, for May '29th
LI A".:l4l:'S W1 1 .:<45.. V, ,for MK) %S l lll
. 1 . 4
FIARPI I IeB Wqell(l.l% f,r :May 29:11:
For an I, L. ti.. A . DitA.: iB,
UST RECEIVED A SUPERIOR EoT
it Y of Double and Single Barreled Guns, f r 1;10f.
CA ETW IG II 'l' it Yt N 6,
m327:nes No. sh Weed e-t
DAST PRESENT AND FUTURE.—The
mysterious lady is a great u etn rel ASTROLOGIST A N it
DtICTRESS, and has been pronounced the wonder di
world by all the lirowned heads and Nobility of Eur ,
telling them correctly of their past, present and future
This extraordinary and gifted woman, MADAME HARPER,
has already performed many Miracles and Wonderful Cures
ti.roughout the principal titles of HI, Grilled States, and
Mhos pleasure in announcing that she has engaged BOtell
S, SC(ITT t.eher• ladles and Gentlemen who see de
sirous of consulting her in raation to past, present and fn.
ture 'vents, and also goods that are Ins , are invited to tall
his marvelous and taldnted woman i 1,31-14,n wh„
' , PIN in a vision the great and terrific disaster of the r
Central America, When and whore elle foundered at remand
gave part lcular notice of the fact, which paivtd to be true,
men up to the hour of her going down. This mysterious
Lady is also an adept In Phrenology and Diseases of the hu
man system. She will also give you a faithful descriplon
your partner in Marriage, and describe than tts we I as if
slot had known them her lifetime; and also give advice C,
Love or Courtship. Mad. H. predicted, in the year 1934,
the General Liarrisou would be President of the liuhed
States, and die in eight years. and her prediction was veri
thdi to a day. Who, she ass young, the VOW known by rh,
mane of the `• Mysterious She is no ftlrtllll•Meii,r
or mesmerizer, Lot a reid Astrologist This lady ,s
act-natal;.`,tare Ana the great Itstural IT, Id.
gist, who foretold the fievolnti.lialy W sr thirty three y
before it came t', mess. ea.. Vistir .. re :Mown t o h er k,
Consultation Fee, $1; Children hair print, LmyttUrn
DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
of 113 arru.s of choice land, all ender good fence. A
new Cottage Home , fill fe—t i•quare, with 6 remng—fino fruit
trefti, meadow lard, et, ~ only 3 Toilet from the city. Fur
gale by S. CUTHBERT et SUN,
toy 26 Si Market , dree.t.
- - •
LUTS-13 iota, each 3(1 fect
front by WU deep . In Pant 1.0.4.-rtv, man. th-
Paile.ad Depot. Pric,a ' fr. Jill i. 1275 b. 14110—t , rrog, one fourth
iu hand, bidauce M. 6 yearn ci edit. Call and Fee the plan.
my*.46 S. CUTHBERT et :+tiN, 51 Market it.
OAESTNUTS.--5 barrels It4linn, received
this day, and for eat° by
REYM EFt k ANDERSON,
N 0.39 Wont street,
my 26 Opposite ?4.Charlea
FRIED PEACHES-35 bush. choice bright
dry peaches received and for sato by
JAS A. FETZER,
Corner Market and Fird
VIDOT ATOES.-
100 bash.N e Neshaunoche
" mixed Potatoes, received this day mad
for ea, by JAMES A. IdErAER,
cur 26 Corner tilarketand Rica ems.
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Publie&•r,' Agout,
Poet figilding4, 41 Fifth net.
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N 1 ADVERTISEMENTS.
ICE CE _-1 MI ICE CREAM! I-
Tht, linViLg Just fitted up litt:
in a. very fast' int and c,nito table stylu, world ru
unity tufunn his friends auil th , public gruonlly. thht
lu• thruish them a deiicietui CiiirA Mof Ilitforent. du
vet, Sod,. Wtd,r, Frt.!' tak•fi, 41 , 1111 t•te., al
all ~ u baud, at the Coutectbuntry of
hED. A.
St. upp,,do St. Clair
I Ll•tr .“.;• ,tit t, 1,1.1 t alei
PI i l re. uty2.6:lnt—na•
EXCIIA EIOT1+, 1 1„
Lowni - Proprietor,
(' r ,• reef art , l }rrn,l,lngl✓m,
WEST NEWT( IN, PENN'.;
BON E 'rt Nov, I . \ cum.
,nl.l t••• no ple...na.,lPr live, I r
fr ,, i , 11 , • tr. ti, rOnn tr . } A. r.• ,•,tn be nrcomm
L;•• A j,i)‘i 11V,
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adynntweg nyer thn
ordinal-, !ill 3,111 aro Up - I.I1J•li I.IIRA ITV.
Thnl, w.II I; Co-,. I. ntr tlnlon a_l I I.pg, and YAn ho 114,1 W.
the 1.",1""•,4", Cw.l3r 5 . 1 CENT:' ; I. t
FORTY Cil2-T6 or, Ll.o hus .Jrnd Oollal f.or
and FL N"E'y c t ..•:YT l i enti,•ra.la
ex.innne Ii lent, lit
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Corui PIA Dintoop.l A II
1,;(1()KS .A ND GIFTS
P RIZ 1.1 \VI I'll EACH_ 13u0K
EVA NS eiz
nL 111. Old -I it,
No. 7)6 Market Sti eel,
010,,pt ,4 4ta11d3,1 Burl /11,..,•1
t/llg r(111 , 1. They Ni.• .1-tt-rmillull la give
GREATER I:ARGAINs
'Fbaz uffurt•d
The public Ate I.:s:vti to reth raid 05..1131i11,3
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here will ,- a or 4 ibiorn of a 9": 01 9 1` L1N lITIO S ARN EgS,
givr, I:OLI.I.NLI' PARE, no, 1.'..4t Liberty.
'.Or owner bt the 11 ,-, 1,1`, More or ueitho,: ,
trot a mil , nerwelt to THRK S MINI' rt.,
Marvs nml Getdingu to do as 'hey t !hone. The trot will
come cif at 4 o ' clock P. M preciQely. will loave the
Potoienger Depot of the PonntlylrAu in Railroad, at 13 b .,5
P. M I J 101 i 'll4 to 010 gr 0111. 1 ,1.. rny'Ziod
COLLIN ' PARK ' PRO ' r.II,No
ASsocIATI()N.
ARRANGENIENT FoR 6EAS( I OF 1855
Sem, , 11 TirketN
i_arrta, P And HOT - .
11,,ret , •tll.l i'llggy
I , ,tl. ,, triril H, e,teh
nut Tick, ti Will h,• i'ln•rged On
to•r tin, idivd , i:o of driving cr riding on th
vaCil tinin
Tickets ;an re had at the cortirc of Lii,rty and V.'ayto
streets, from Dlt UAL WA V, or at the gate. ; 21:1a
DOINT BOX FACTORY.—
BUSHI t aIOtTI , :NDOR;
Itave just fitted up in complete order, new: machinery of th
latest improvement, Mr the nianatacttiro of Doses of ever
description. are pre ared t make to order at short
Lice. 13nrs suitable for Soap tool Candles, Packing 11 ,xcs
liardwar , , tiricty GOAH, Looking Blass and kicture
etc. Orders promptly filled. my22:ln,
Pittsburgh Water Cure Sstablishmeut.
F OR THE CURE (_lr ALL ICENDS OF
I,ri,t(lll I.ltatiV LI,FI 6"TATION, on Clio
Pittatturgh, tort Way(lf , an.l Chicago liatirrnit, ten rniloit
Wee 1 the city. For th• ••)(OFCI.I, nud arnuirment
of patoinht, an l °awn, tilefelly to Aehi, Who Utac
wi.h • ..1.1.1 tithe Witt. U.., .1
rite EVVY" NAtii LIAO A LLEY.
Ate_ilteiti BUY. 13i_i•L L'a
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6nc.. of
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MILITARY GOODS
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PASSEL'.
Volunteer Companies.
Uli.'"•9llBD WI7 /I FULL EQIII PMFiT, A 811 , ,1tT NOTICE
I,K isuNPIN - ; M A I:0 0;,
NO. B. 111'F'! DDEN a SON.
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IMMENSE .1N D PRESSING DEMAND
r 0 !;
S'r E I_ . - , WAY & SONS
PIANOS,
IL them i .I.lm.yeti Ulu to lonishing of the it, re
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o 1 , , , • tl,l 1,, I v I u1,11‘... au
SETERitbilt MAO FORTES,
That a ti,„ trt , of them Ita,, an hell, pi,
rtettl at thmr IS arerutons exatairta Li. a t•10i 11191. , I
Ilatt,mt to ..Itta , fittat tho
I . ,Es K ERB EUSTUN,
NEW YOltli, ETC., ETC.,
cau ftit9ity arttivit c, .ttt •ata , tory 1.1,1 ooncladivo
t.totti,t. to Ltlcir ,u. rat', 11 9.cLutil
AND EXPEttI‘IENT
I Xtt ct 11 Iki to; H. t• 1,7 , , were It ureasary thu cortificatea 3 J
twit - atoll, of seiti , I n taut! thc world,
GOT'PPCHALK,
it ina 1u:dill - mutt that the first And grenteld
.4 If ER IRAN PI AN I SI'S,
such uh (4(,,r1:6,211..i.Li11, WM. and ethers prefer
STEINWAY ar. St/N'S 1'1AN,26 to ctl others, and pronerinca
them oupftior iu EVCItt 11£44PXOT, to any mad., in tole cnnln•
tr) L.tir , itie. W. mmpectfully imk the public to
2. - .14.1' AND JUL , ti F'UE I IiENISELVES,
Confident shat STEINWAY 8‘).: . 46 PIANOS will mum,
Foli. THEM6EI.VES than aught toot. we, or and body ~lea, could an; in their favor.
S.—Rise received a full ml. ddt of Nuntia & Clark's HULLO.°
KLEBER t BRO.,
Fole kmute for Steinway A.:Sous, Nuuna & Clark.ide ,
a)l3 No. 53 Fifth att., I,
F! H! FISH!
cr)NEITANTLY oti LI,IND FULL S,.PPLY
WUITE FISH
-,. il, 111 ,
Order= acc•rnoankd by the CASII. will meet p 1
itteuti9n. HENRY Li- CULLIAS,
myl4:oyl-2p 2 WOOD STREW
/ //
iron City COMHnerciel College,
Pittsburgh, Pa --Chartered, 1855.
Board of 12 Trastees—Facalty of 14 Teachers.
3 , 19 S TUDZN i ATr .N J &NIT Ry, 1559
r„ ung men priiared for {dual gulfrs IV the Counting .1?, nn
IN ST RI 'ICI' lON GIVEN IN SINGLE
and u. , ,t.tr-t.,y, lAr. ii,pin g , m uge t i in i,Nery de
partuient of fkorineiiit. Ciminertial, Arithmetic, ii..ipti Lusi
nrit Writing. Mercantile Corr, spolien e e, (2.,,,,,,,,,,.1 L it t,-
itt-tecting Counterfeit Money, l'..iitir i
...1 ki,-- 4 ,,,,„,,, , hi,,,mon,
, bnnoßrnOly, 3.71:11.1:1 oilier gutiferte ilei i ieesary i fir tire tlior
iii...iii i. , itic-ition of 3 proctlcal btllßini.rlm rr.Hll.
j C. SMITII, A. R', ! . r. 1.,,,, : of ii...iik i
-Ei-ipitit: and
P‘ieure of Account,.
.1. A. diEIYDRICK and !I. A. Astligtant Teach
•r. at Booh•Kcoping.
ALBS COWLEY, A, T. i)UTIIETC, and A. A. HUTSON,
Prof. d.,ors of Penniannhip—twel ve brat IlliGllll4 over all
. - ,avatitioa for beat Pen and Ink Writinz.
toiy- AND NOT FOR &NW:AVID Wr2RK.
J. C. PORTER, Prof of Matheniatii 1.
I Terms, d,—Ftill cocingf , . time unlimited, enter at any dim
----.` r i.'s. Aroma° tinin, Bto 12 weeks. Brarl itiAint li2 FO.
.tintire cost, $6O to $7O. Graduates aqinntot In ciiiainini, a
ritr,tioTi. f?p^citn,,
n" of ur , qualli,4l writin and circitlard
-I•L I. fro. A 1 d roils, F. W . g
JENKINS.
lo y al Pittsburgh, Penu,ylr-inia
,
" •
1 ASKET b; b BO A R DS---For Packing JOintSt
y WM. 11. JOHNSTON it CO,
MYJS
Paper Dealers, 67 Wood street.
Near t 1 ii , ruroad Dep,t
32.arket. Street,
-n 1111 , 1 Fon rt h
EPA
l',U 17021:-
a'klNu [Br
MASON, ETC., ETC
PICKEREL,
LiA:itill; ",;,
211ACKEREL
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WILL LEAVE .PI TT SBURG F ARALEES' AND MECLIANIC;+'
FutE AND MARINE 'NSW:AIN'. t. .)M1 AEI
N. W. Cokipilie OP ,SZCOND AND WALNUT :MEETS
PHILADELPEIL
FE DAYS,
DR. SCHU
THE RENOWNED
SURGEON CHIROPODIST,
OF PARIS,
c ...a e c e
tirs;
I'l II ONLY PROFESSOR
OF THIS
M PORTANT BUT NEGLECTED
BRANCH OF SURGERY,
WIIO CURES
CORNS, BUNIONS, SOFT CORNS,
DISEASED NAILS,
AND ALL
DISEASES OF THE FEET,
CUTTING OR CAUSING THE LEAST PAIN,
that the most timid irrsona may place them
sulves with the utmost confidence nu
each Hate treatment
WHAT 15 A CORN ?
Corns are a tubercular excrescence similar to a wart,
hich develop themselves on the toes; between the toes,
(soft corns on the soles of the feet,) and the joint of the big
toes, (bunions.)
THEY ARE PRODUCED BY MANY CAUSES
Ist. The compression caused by a narrow, and portico
arty by a short shoe. 2d. Sometimes the cause is the eppo
site, a shoo too large, in which the foot slips. 3d. Stoctings
iii fittiag • sad forming plaits cf inequalities, also are a
o•mse of corns, in walking upon sl:arp, uneven or
broke n riaveni-nts; the continual rubbing of the shoo or
boot at the joints determino a point of irritation; there
from result largo an I painful Corns, Bunions, and Soft
Corns. Many who an they afflicted have a recourse to a
cz.)r cr scissor, and cut nit the superficies of the corn and
.; rd, to, days.
Lail: WILAT IS THE RESULT?
by remelt ui l. , xereeconco has the opportunity
tinting. Lordertug and rooting itself, iind LIB the eam)
I.y ant ti ug, yiiii may ;row a number of corns; after
wi..ch it i" In rain that it is cut or plastered. Sometimes
t rap st . iy a 1-mg t;1110 N , IVIOIit giving lain, but that Taunt
io. 1,• lalJ to ;he idea that they are becoming, inert ; and
tind they Will r.•umin for, motor ur later, to tho grant
•ii- , r of the pers , .a who has to bear it, they will exhibit
th , ',r rail cbarect.v. Paine, swelling, fever, misery ,f no
Mary CiOECi 44;CM will mire, and will be difficult to sub
due. without greater attention than can, under ordinary
eireein dances, 1.8 paid.
wrif AT MUST BE DONE ?
THE CORNS MUST BE EXTRACTED
SCHLOSSER, by a system at once novel, based upon
long expel ionce, and approved by the highest medical
authorities, and which can only he carried out by himself,
ha succeeded in extracting the °urns, no matter what their
nalures, without giving the least pala or inconvenience,
either during their removal, or afte.wards.
Tho following testimonials from Pitttaburgh are
4 intik r to a great number in the Doctor's possession:
PITTSBURGH TESTIMONIALS.
[From F. W. Wilson.]
That ,there may receive a ai m liar benefit, I take pleasure
in adding my testimony to the great ckillftilness of Dr.
schloeser, in extracting several corns from my feet, without
ally vain, and I cheerfully recommend him to those coffer
ing from similar cause. F. W. Slitmusr.
'F'ittabarg, May 16, 1E,58
[From Thomas M. Marshall, Esq.]
Dr. Schlossor has operated upon illy (het for corns, with
skill and without pain. To. L MAR,ILS I.L.
Pittsburgh, May 13, 155,.
From 1.. C. Washburn, Esq.]
Dr, Schlosser has operated on my foot fur corns, withon
pain and to my satisfaction. L. C. WASEIBUB.N.
Pittsburgh, May 21, ISSS.
[From C. A. Shaefur.]
Dr lieldorptor hue operated on my corns with the alighte
,rt it. and to my eatiefaction.
Baltimore, March. C. A. Benkumr.
From It. C. Tilghman:l
Dr. SchlosEer ha@ removed my come with great and
uul to my aatinfartioa. B. C. TILGHMAN.
Baltimore, March
LFrc In lion Wm. F. Phillips.]
Mr. Schlosser hao operated on the feet of two of my fau
ly very mtisfactorily, and without giving any pain.
WiLuieu F. PHILLIPS.
7rem B. A. Magi:lira, President of Georgetown College.]
1 ant pleased to certify that I have been vex) , ancceesfult3
operated by Dr. 6chlossor, :Ind without the loaat pain.
B. A. MAGUIRE.
Prom CoL W. Rice, proprietor of the Pennsylvanian.]
3lr Schlosser has extracted two corns from my toe;whicl
were extremely painful for many years. 'the extraordinar)
sae.- with which he operated is remarkable, and I cheerful
ly recommend him to all who aro troubled with corns, a
the only person I have over known to perform the operatic , /
bctencitimlly and without tho toast pain. V7ra. nacs
Philadelphia, September '2.3d, 1857.
[From Dr. S. 1. Landis, Physician to the City Water Cur.,
Institute at Philadelphia.l
Mr. Schlosser has extracted eight painful corns irom
toes without the leant pain, with the greatest satiifaztioo t.
myself. I would by all means recommend him to every
body who is tormented with the :e evils.
(Prom Pierce Butler, Eeq.]
Mr. Schlosser has extracted a number of corns from my
f, ,t with great skill and without pain.
Philadelphia, Nov. 9, 18.57
Front Dr. Gilbert.)
Mr. Scbloaaer has removed fonr corns for me without pain
acs with great skill. Du.
Philadelphia, October, 1857.
Mason, American Ambassador in Parlad
I certify that Mr. Schlosser has extracted for mo a num
het of cornl without pain, and to my satisfaction. Meson.
1 - From A. G. Powers.]
Mr. Schlosser hni taken out twelve corns for me withou
the slightest pain, and to my eatisfactio.:,
A G. POWIELS.
[From Ch. D. Thomas.]
1:r. Eadosser has extracted eight corns from my foot with
cwt the least pain, and I can cheerfully recommend him to
all ho ...re afflicted with corns or BllLtiOna.
Philadelphia, f:ct. , ..t,r 3, 1657. Co. D. Tuollen.
[From 13. S. Verdi, M. D.]
certify . that I have lien very successfully operated neon
Schlovser, without undergoing pain of any sort
13. S. VEODI, M. D
sicir DR. SCHLOSSER may b© consulted
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
From 10 o'clock A. a., tip! L o'clsel r. 31 at his
CONSULTING ROOMS,
No. 154 THIRD STREET,
RIGHT 119 ND SIDE, ABOrE SMITHFIELD
N. 13.—Dr. Schlosser can be consulted only at hie
Howes, as he attends no patients out of his offion,
urdesg
sm., No professional connection with any one
01y240-4
•F;.s,_'_•-
A5ir:1'3—.4;530,894.
PITTSBURGH. OFFICE, Nu. 90 WATER STREET. '
THUS. J. HUNTER, Agent.
Tho following list will show the amount 'raid at the
Pittsburgh Agency fur kisses from June, 1056, to April.
1859:
Herbert Goodin $ 500 00 B. 11111 .1: C..... ........ $ 156 Ti,
Win. Ridden . 50u 00 Roch'r .11anuf. Cu.... 03 00
Frank Wolff 400 00 Wm. Magee • 75 00
M Haas 196 00 J. Howard AC. 2,600 00
W. W. Mliregor.... 8001 W. Dilworth, Esq.... 1,125 00
John Heath IS7 50 J. 31. Irwiii, Esq 850 00
J. J. House A C 0..... 330 67 Edw. Spence, r,sq... 54 00
Newmyor A Gra11....1,082 72i
C. 11. Pontoon
851) 00
John Thompson...... 200 00 English A itiehard'n 190 00
Henry Foldbtisch... 1:0 00 Brewer, ffital .1: Co.. ti Oil
John Watson 23 a) R. Hill it Co 450 52 4
2. 'll. !lass 10 00 Wm. Vile:airy lA, 00
Phelps, Carr AC0....4,600 00 It. sill ACu 23 40
J. I. louse Sc C 0...... 61 00 Spang ACo
.13 0
Jos. IN .otis, Esq.... 20 00 Salvage on steamer
"
\%w. ItPOully i C 0... 2,579 17 Arcola..,_
1 11
James Mellinger 1,000 00 Adams& M'Cliutocli. 40 01'
W. M'Ccily ..8 C 0..... 750 00 D.Barnard 54 WI
Tot , ti . ... $20,107 00
STAnt OF L'ENNSTLVAMA,
City of Pittsburgh, es.
Before 11.1 Ls en AtElorlllllll in and for said city, personallj
CAME , 1 110111,11 J. blunter, Agent of the Farmers and Me.
ChalliCS' lusur.lnce Company, who being duly sworn, az
cording to low, doth depose and say tent the foregoinf.
statellietit IS true. THOS. J. HUNTER, Agent
Sworn and subscribed before me, April 7, 1850.
ap2.3
LEO:SAILD C Jemmy, Alderman.
F. LAW ALTE.t.", CT
Silk' ET )( iNSU RAN C COIVI V' AN 11
INCcRPGRA'I itY 1111..7 I.I.a.I6I.ATUKE C P2VS,
zsYLVANIA, ib33.
OFE/C . 4 S. E. CORNER THIRD AiVl' IVIA &YU?'
ON V Et..;.i ,N.)
CARGO,
Knau
INLAND 11`ini.;11A.Ni..
On Goods, by River, Cauale, I .ao .!
01l parts of
un Merchandise generally.
Ou &urea, Dwelling 1101:3CA,
ASSETS OF THE COM PA NY.
November
Bonds, Mortgages, and Real iistate.... $101,350 94
Philadelphia City, and other Loau 137,011 S 5
Stock in Banks, Railroads and ITIMIIVIDC9
12,50 S 00
t=wrupanies
Bills Receivable 220,291. 45
•
Cash on hand 38,89:3 649
Balance in hands of Agents,
an Marine Policies recently iiisnoil,on 02,730 5'9
other debts due the Company
Subscription Notea.. 100,000 05
William Martin,
Joseph. H. Beal,
Edmund A. Sou.L3l.
John U. Dhlti2,
John R. Penrose,
George Q. Leiper,
iklwarcl Darlingtop,
Dr. R. M. Iluston,
William 0. Lml
Hugh Craig,
Spencer Mcllvalm.
Oharles
H. Jones Brook.,
Jacob P. Jones,
Tilos. U. HARD, Vice Probide‘nt
tinfla4
T lIE GREAT WESTERN
Fire and Marine Inkinranee Von
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office in Company's Building, No. -103 Walnut,
Corner of Fourth Street
ATJLIOR pa i i Z a Ii i T ..._ CAPITAL
C
riurpluu, Jaunry Ist , 1858..
FIRE INSUltiNCE—Lbaßt.il or Perpomal.
MARINE INSURANCE, on Ves.3ol, Cargo 20,; Freights.
IN LANE INSURANCE by River+, Cansls, Lakes and
Land Carriage
DIP.zoTORs:
Charles 0. Lathrop, 1423 "Walnut streat.
William Darling, 1510 eirit,
Aley.anifer Merchant, 10 North From.
lsaal Linzlohnrst, Attorney and Counsellor.
John C. Hunter, firm of Wright, finutor & Co.
E. Tracy, firm of Tracy Goldsmitied 11411.
John IL McCurdy, firm of Jones,' White McC•irify
Thomas L. Gillespie, firm of Uillofipio . Zeller.
Jb.mi IS. Nmith, firm of Jame.' L. :7 , mitti
Ilonry M. b'nller, uflico *22.7 South Thinf
John C. Vog.lea, r.tticr eorner of St - r.itih and Ennsoui.
James Weight, late Cashier Bank ofTioga.
Alfred Talur °lnto Cairo City Progeny.
Pion J. bloctim, office 226 South Third t.
C C. LiATII:•:•)!', Pr,.sident.
W. ice
LEl%'l6
L,raz. , .i
d '
Scco.n
JAMES WEIGHT, ?..; , ,r.ll.ry ftrtii
L. K. KICIJA .. ..•crutury
IL. W. I• 01.., Agott.
97 Pitt: burgh.
iltiMailliketl Company
J:icob Paint,r
god). Ptittor9on
W. 13. Alt-Bride,
I. Grid
A. C. S4Lnptert,
Henry tzproal.
Cllftrtcrod Cap: ca.".
ELBE AND 31 ARINE I:I;' , ES it
MONO24AGAIHELA
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSI3 URGH.
JAMES A. IUTCFAL9OI , I, Pree±den.
lIENRY M. ATWOOD, S2.crutary.
OF'FIC.W..rio. 9H Water Strzet.
WILL INSUIti, ACIALN6T ALL OP FIRE ALTS
MARINE: RISKS.
ASSETS—MAY 20ru, 1858.
Stock, Due Bills, payable on demand, secured by two
approved uameu $140,000 00 '
Premium Notes 47,003 29
Bills Receivable 9,906'21
116 shares Mechanics' Bank stock, cost 6,166 00
50 do Bank of Pittsburgh do do 2,760 00
441 do Exchango Bank do do 2,050 00
190 do Citizens' Bank Li. 1 ..-.-.. 5,175 00
Balance of Book A ccounts 8,050 39
Office Furniture 690 88
Cash 15,853 78
James A. lintchl_•ou. a eerg,e A. Ben y.
Win. B.llolreee, .1-I.oliert 1/alien,
William Hea, Thoidas S. Clarke ;
Wiliion Miller, John Ill'llovitt,
mv22 Wm. A. Caldwell.
A. A. CARRIER .!1, 113E44.,
PITISBURUff
GENERAL. INSURANCE AGENCY.
Capital Repreaaated, $3,000,u00.
CORPANIES ELIGIIEST STANDING, Chartered by
Pannaylvanis and °filar Statue.
TIARINE AND LIFE RISKS TAI N, OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS.
Po. 63 FOURTH STREET,
A. A. CIARRIZEL 1 PITTZTUBLiff, PA.
. B. mum..., !d4,30-ly
Sr or Sale Wholesale at Plattufactursa:
Prices by
HENRY ELL COILLINS,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND WaCria:3ALII D. 111.111 15
unE ,Esac, EttrTrat, &RIEDE, FISH,
AND PRODUCE GEVIaRALLY.
No. 25 WOOD STERRT, PrersEculcou. 'jut
S. M. LArints,
Punch Boras
IMUEL FAHNESI'OCIts
IMPORTER DEALER IN
FOREIGN Al`J; ;)01i1EST1C
HARD W
No. 73 Wood street, between Diententt
al7e7 end 'gout -at street,
.PITTSBURGH, PA,
Tintsn'oscritre la now opening a well selected Went
went of foreign and deruestic Hardware, all new,ar.d Will in
cold on as good terms a any cther house in this city. 9.1
will always tn-ep on hand a general anortment of
tiABDWAIIB, CUTLERY; CARPENTKP.S' TOOLS,
which he ro. - pectfralyitivitea the attettion of r ato m
rat2t3 HELL - 1 3 2KE, RAIME&P,DO.N.
CARTWRIGHT Si, 'YOUNG,
(sm , <tors to Ahn Cartwright,)
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
of Pocket and Table Cutlery, Surgic .1 and and Den
tal Instruments, Gone, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, etc., No. 8.5
Wood street. they give special attention the niannfactur•
ng of Truase3, Supporters, etc. Jobbing awl Repairing
ith punctuality and despatch. apl7
G O TO NO. 98 MARKET STREET
fiEO(;ND DOOR FROM FIFTE,
And bny a pair of those dasirabla
Which ill be sold very choap for C 4141. Remember tb
niece. JOSEPLI If. BORLAND,
mylq 98 Markot Ht., 40f011ii door from Fifth.
OIL CLOTII. CRASII-150t) yards of vari.
one patterns and widths, just rc-crdved from the fac
tory, for sale wholosalo or retail, by
J. k 1L PUILLIPS,
&iv= 2/3 mad 33 Flt. Clair aim* -
INSU
1' II 1 L A D LLPIII s.
ri/ARINE INSURANCE
it lb.
MICIEME
3 , 1a.A, C. 11. - ind,
Tlieophilr Pankiltig,
Jamea
J. F. Penißton,
Anzta P. Eyre,
no! E. rnt.olt.,l`.-.
h2t.lue3
Thornto C.
'tuber:, Hu
Jottli iS. Somplo, Pittsbargb
D. T. Morw;: , D,
3. T. Logan,
NI AK:Z . IN, I:::nsident
Y. A. MliliEre.A, AgvEt,
ido. U 5 Wator
OF Pi T I; II Fl, O 11.
Hotarth utTeat.
. th.BCToI:3:
J. P. Tanr,r, Goo. W. Smith,
C. A. 'Colton. A. J. Jones,
dr,q, 11. Ilupkin; Wad. liarupton
A. A. Carr t- , 7, i:olJrt Patrick.
a. 8...J0u.43, John Taggart,'
072,. z
Pregideut—A. A. UA!.' ,
Presideut—ru)DY P.
=En
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER, PIPES,
From two to EU" inch calibre.
PRICES from 12 to 30 Cents per Poo?.
AL. O-ROCIIESTER
PEARL ST ARCH
JAMES DICLAUGIIII.IM,
MANUFACTURER OF
ALCOHOL,
Cologne Spirits and Fusel OH,
NO3. 167 and 170 Second •itroet.
aplo:l7d 447,
SP.BING AND SUMMER, BOOTS A...V1) SHOES,
EMMMM;
7 02,7 SD 3
fi,.s 500,000
.$222,314 PI
faw..77 Oi
3U0,110©
,t,,,,ni,tionn
V.:37,710 55