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VOLUME XVI.
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AT- :.5 OF ADN'ERTISING
le L.1.1.` !Doll!' . ~ .. ~,G , _ 2 '
Line fuser:ion... . ... [O, .., ..
I'wo Insortdowl.. . 75'
?brat ineertit, ...I 1 00,
•Inu wocl.. ...... . . 1 1 75
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rlii - ,... ',... et:km ... 400 205 200 1 .I.
Da, to.,:h . .. . 500 835 2 601 r.
1 , 1 , ~,,,—. . . 7 011 4d5 ° 5 50
rhr, t0,...H., . 9 001 600 450 300
Four 'l.-11.:, . .. 10 00 , 0 o '.
:., 00 3 35
Trze . - . , 1ttiR..........11 00 7.0 6 tyv, 3 '''" '
;:. at- .I,L , 1.. ot, 1) ''. 600' aA.
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s of the 13 I.r ,
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0.7.3 bet , IY Id
burgh.
to Lake a will ti
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mt.seraractes 7=eire
BL 3INESS Ca.' l l.R.D . .
'A I • P. 114/0-. .D. a. MIL:
A r En.. t 4 .l
J.B OFFICE
pc.s.r . 1 -7 . 11_..1D1 CS GES ,
. .
Corner of. Fifth and Wood Streets,
i'I:I"i'SBITH,CTII
flaying mat
~'t' ..sii, HANDS°.
`141,/,,e,..), to th..`lo
A° ' Hvution of Itx,l l
t' , and the pr.bh• „;_rlern
r 0 .c , .. , ...utia..., Al , dispatco, on
URAkIIL ""iOAD,
ill 'f.' LT, C A ill T I E. ic; ,
LEGAL,
AND EV."I. V °TILER DELCLIIPIION CI
A.N CI ir P '
ii,g nearly all 1.1131
?let, Satinfactiou
t
i1t.8)1,....1, ['Lail ..a.LETS,
ItAIL 1t.,A , 1 BILLS AND CARDS,
iiANIS ;LIECk.,S, BLANK. NOTES,
Li 1141 t HEADS, PILL, .DO.
114 LI •_, LADING, CIRCULAItt",
1. Gsi.N hob CARDS,
PAPER BOJKS, DED:DS,
IivRTGAGES, BOND: , , Ac.,
44- Pm licuic..., ii ~ L, ,ill ~...'w. C'e Plicl to the Print Il C
Cif Posters. Pro,,-.- :amt.!. Au. for Conceits, Exhibitions and
GIiCUS. , lARV. A )4'i, ,i.-
TLtc_ Peo:y::E3'm r4iP,oe Store.
i). S. Di.il -1 F121.r.8A, LiER, & CO.,
I Obt.ap o..i.ah IlettlerS in all kind, at Fashionable
BOOT , StIOES AND GAITERS,
Fur Gentlonn_u, L. 4 ,11,5, Youths and Children,
Sii , o. II Ptah tAreet, near Market.,
....-^S PITTSBURGH., PA.
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PliliatN , I. JOIINSON, ,
er,,,....,,..r5ul Childs a CL. 'l5
ea: ent .013....ttt Vire arLIS Witter Proof
(Deane rt / 1.1.0011ng.
1::3 1.1111:9 STRr.,S:.
f1i1'...1.):: Ft S fur 11,0017INtil promptly and ,cutia-
IL, tally .6. i . ...._ t,erl, . 'id all our ..,','{ 1.{.1r1.1.i:, il.
-10 ti LA ,r-a - ' , 1':i: :..t 43 Li a'_ :land , .:, i ic.r taa , P - Itli tn.
...noitly
.1 , 0 S• P. 1i.k...1.1.19..T91.4 it. CO.,
LINGI.7z,EEEaS A.'ISID 31ACLItilAiE3Ti9,
(.;,...,-, of .. 7 ..r it J4..1. Lio-,v nreotr, Pgisit, gh, Pa.
4aUPELaUIt ,STEA:ti .E.,'.;GINLb fur Grist
and t..ler q..!i, di , v...r.e., ' Pri,/tln s ..'.tablthanient,..,,
.2.1.auuLt..,r1.,. k,:., made tp order. They also cout.lnuu the
manufacture ..1 U.::: C , k1.,1...,.. .laclanci.36• ro.)ls, such se
"Airmag Litt Lle2, Iron Plaunro, 14.1r,ug and Drilling 'lachit e..,
,%c. Alpo, ‘S ,. cuuti,l , i Iron Shafting, with Pulleys, Hang . ..rF
ae. Ac.
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.1601.11.:24i TERPALI'SOiII Sz, CIO.,
IITOU, - iil; PAiNIER:i, GLAZIEItS Al',l,
Lit - t!l' ELLS.:,. Ia... foil.' ,c- -t Atli. , PA'N l'-
lllsu ur -, u , ed with ucatnaes ‘'s 1 .10 dalv...- .541..... PI.I :::
Ult. it ri., !lune la, ulna, , i,tp....! a: , F.L ea,• , rat ,, it Dry
er, N. Le I.lo:4'iliwa• .Z. 1,11 . S ~)- r lovriJr 4.-..,.... . Chila
,telphle. and P , :t.,,b13r 4''. Obit., I.eu 1 -JYA, i on band and fur
Sat, I',' , i are plop., , t:, it .. ca ~ s (Jr P.:iv Len, Drag.
that,:, or ~, .01 - d, at illu .' 01 te• tll ii.se, as 'no hive a 1
t , 1,.11 gri..l.• by tit, aril Pt , ~ ter, will ice', !money '.y .4 t-
A ty. ,, , t 0.,,. , .no ,, 4, ad . ill uri Varoily
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FARMER'S UNION INSURANCE COMPANY,
, year, I. , .yatl.,,iirkt.i3. •
Bix 11,1',`.ara rcquirf if not paid vithia the year, , At AT .. rNS 1 , 11.N.DF Y, .?an. 1, 16,58, pe
prea , nted th, At “ri ' , o,:t in conljnilnee
=-• Single cop ...m. Orstra—for at tzin cpantc , r fn
1.10 4,1,1 by the Kee! Boys. Rath the State .1 y•ra Indiana,llth,o..s, &c.
The name of OIeTINTON IN
SITRANCE C-.1)1 'l. 10 ` ,l Chartered
April 13. 1863, by „ ut Po.inAyivauht. Charts
' P,rpetttal.
Cull Capital, s. filch is al: 1..‘1.1 Lip
i '‘'.irpirt4 in 5t,1,111.i.,i,
Pll SATURDAY POST
A ill PMMOTEI E ame.
WALT ONE IfrOLE,J4 .°ER VEER,
Slagle Srtbscrtyttonsi, - - -5956 li k, r Eyninknt.
CONTAI.N iiLL lIE CUARENT
TRE DAi, Pc•Aticai, Literary, egricifitur al, A.2, , nn,
Telc•gimphic and hlieccaaneung.
rbis Paper wrins of the L 111.311.1! tir.N. ES-Id Z.k. cly prtn,t,
au 'lnv ‘4i.ite1,41 , ,i, in large, clear ty be found
Lie subscnutr to give better satisfaction than any papar
puuliihed in Pittiburgh.
Tbuee wno wtrh to tal,,a from Pittaburgli, will bud
h. BA'fril.DAY i'O5T a Fat: and prontublv iuvo.itzumr.
Addros., J! I!1 F'. 8A.R.13.,
and Pro. rietor.
At ez YE Rp., , 47 1
BOOK AND JO OFFICE,
THE tiric%!signed flaying made extensive
of :S is LIALNDBOMEST STYLES
P TYPE, anct improved lquchine,y, to Eh. moitm: , ;(l POST
701-3 OFFICE, invite Ul° :Motion of Kull Itoad Onicor
idereMmla., b11,11:1Clit LU" .. uud tLe publf to th,r
4 uptni.or it!! diaputcn,
orrus, all tam' , of
PLAIN 6 FANCY PRINTING
nnALer,-I being nearly all LICIV, we can give ndln
ewe(' o: the r mos', :emplete satinfactiou, and solicit erder3
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(?01.1) AND ILVER 6P :XTACLES,
eir upAcTu Et if. it s Pis le s.
E V I) ROME TERB
caeapunt t.nd beet astclor, ever
br0a,41 , : city.
C111:8,:....u=71:g.6 AND isAACLLETEIC:3,
1-, - pin{! iv prtc6 Croat vuj
OONIP ASSES.
CUMPAS s g
*um Ori he,: at 1.4 E. 811.1%‘'3,
flpt....6ar, 5h Frfili &rec.%
opptW.te ala.a.ttic Unit.
B. C. Si. S. HI. SAWYER.,
j'AW:UVA , ,,LIIIII.I.7 0?
LARD OIL,
CANDLES,
PALM, TOILET,
AND a') ! `I s 2 OAPS
No. 47 Wows. strecet. Pittsburgh, Pa.
P. J. ...... ............ C. GUTENDORF
BUS E 1.4. GUTENDORI 7 .
14211SWAOTIJIM:4 OP
STEA. B O I 11, T 6 -; S
And alt kinds of Eilteat Eror. Work.
Pena street., nes" Water, Pataburgh, Pa.
al' AFL OP 71 - R, P...74 ,, P, 7 /OVENS no ro
JO EN EiBER
EINCY DYERS AriD ISEOWIERS,
.I%Tck.
B4TWRIN Noon &ND LIDERTY
PITTSBURGH, PA.
All kinds of Shawls, Dresses, Ribbons, and
every description of Stik. and Woolen lioodu executod at
short noth:,, and on ruaaunanlo tonne. LapY.e:arn
Wheat, E;yes sand Corn Waisted,
Efr .741 761F_1 IT Z.2k, .I:v2 ..11% L g
ALLEO TENY CITY.
43u E SUSCRIBERS HAVE TAKEN
the &bare !gtalAhltreent, end are prepurod
YAK TLIZ fr:S/ELEM HaitILYI PRIGLi W. 511 Ton
BuSILII3 OF WEEAT.
.1.0,0t10 F.Y.111.
14. 1 00 CORN.
Olt is fan intentiDu Li the I.coprietoru to offer .."721.1i. Paler!
for auy choino luta of White or lied Wheat. They Intend to
=tile very eaporior Family Flour, and arr, W ill ing t o pal, a
reMiWil to thrfarmrr, in the Amp° of an extraprice ' to in
into hiu to raise ti choice quality of Wheat, and to bring it
to market to good order.
Jyl6:lytlkw
Office of Sealer of Weights and
_ .
Measures.
THE OFFICE OF THE UNDERSIGNED,
SEALEJ2 OF WEIGHTS AND MEASITSES,
May be found henceforth, in Cherry alley, bet%Len Third
and Fourth streets, where orders may be left. .
m rl3:tf CIEIA ALES BARNETT.
LARD OIL—We have oonunenced. manu
iticturing Lard Oil, end be plea-eil to receive or
era for it. We gill 11111:, it equal to any Oil in the titer
kot. We will till barrels returned when desired.
B. O. a J. a SAWYER,
4313 Ho. 47 Wood &west.
NIONS.-10 bbls. Onions for sal_e_bi
mr2ILIUM B. WidiaLMlL
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DEEMS
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PUBLISHED 11 Athy BY JAMES P. BARR, AT THE et POST BuiLDINGs, ,, CORNER OP WOOD AND FTPTET STREETS ; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
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IL 111•1112 - -
INSURANCE
13orviQ r
f• X l•••rI•U •-• l , t `tit •,•-•!.
1-171, IU (HI /1... A 17
r. - .rt;P:;es a
Win pt vi •
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01,` 51111,11 u . , 9nd /110 - C '
f tged for •, C+6 ...lid In no
nifle lets tb-ti
mid
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e np. 'l''d • ”I
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.In-teen :It. Ti.•
sill it: II:;
(.3-h I 9 lamp!? of ".1
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1.1:e oil fired,
3.'!e viz:
!. Pay tU at , at bank an.; to the
Company.
lis tnreat acct. d, ( nnucipatly Mac ,
januarl 1, )
e and °Elk P - 7. 0 all
-are
INCM.IE. 11r , . Tlit YEAR. 1657.
At loam r 1 Preha,uaes vrd Jnriri g the
$ 80,231 30
iater.ut ~ ,, r ,v., t l.irrinv the ~ e,tr 11,442 05
A .......... . 2.480 GO
NaPiINDITURSI,
l•• pocint, G r tht• SFir , ine l tdir4:
~ a mll,lsinns, salant•-•, rein•
a. t, and t l nthe- 9Xp^ns.ll ...... $ 19 199 66
- idPlldt. p, d during tlt • t Ntir 17,9,19 09
r, it.,F r. psi I. whic9 ocrurr• •I pri r
o br. ,, rntror 31. 1964
1, •B, ,i'CUrro•l doing
t•a, .16.981 64
and not do••
,Aid)
it.: ^ ll7r.,'. and it. proeve4. , t. ,
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which c, adl •Ti
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p traii-tvr
rod bet ,, l, loss, I.,r•t
covered by
--$ 39,407 90
Solo arnou tof ri,rs tak,n during :113 yLar..V,429,302 00
. nolc P2lll. 11." 1 : 6:. 4,861,410 (20
" 03 OP PENN.6VLVA.M.f., l'01;NTS" r'P URA:OF:OM:.
C. N Shipman, J. K. Canrifo 41 ; :rotary of
Farmers' • 'mon Insurat, , n Company, '.eiag severally
sworn, 11.-pose and hay, and ea h F. 0.1.4 says, that
r,goinz is a tru, , , 1211 fit,d or root stattmlint of the'
',Airs of acid corporatiou, nu.f 1.1,0 .hey are the above de
;awl o the: euf C, S ProEideet.
E C=N Fih 11, Secretary.
.3abseribed and ewern r. mo, thin 2502 day of Jenn
y, 18b8, 11. 0. hAi HD, Juatiee of the Peace.
T. J: HUNTER, Agent,
Wdb Patsburgh.
T
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I,q. TEA
teliamice :itiatual. Ifasuratace Co.
F ILADE Fiffa
N BUILDINGS, I IMITED OR PERPETUAL, MERCIIAN
FUNIIITURE..I., - 0., IN T,JWN OR CuONTRY
no. 204 Walnut street.
A_PIT.A.r.., $177,1)26.. C 2355,465 59.
;r6t
C.ty Propt.r•p, trorth
1101.14,0 .
d C , ft/tg tg<
I. V 20,0 ct.. • . .
'.ll, , ghecy County per cent.
Cu.'n
tOci.: of cLr 1 . ..11/0/ 1 \ILI:LI /11 ;
Par • • .....
,! Inca: 3:lc,
ally c..-c,at a lc, besiw.., pap .......
Acc,aaats, accrue,: auturc,t, ot,„
'ash ore Marl nod to Ihtull
Morn Tingley,
Thoropsc.
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John IL Wor,
li. L.
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Chart, i 4
an;: • 1, : iisionipL , , laLd g.
B M. 1111.1.. iii diicrotary.
,1• fi A h Agont,
ati , i en i iy ooa etn at'..
I .! 1: 7° l V l / 4 ' 24" COI] PAVI
1.5 t 1
tt"ffe663§lo,ell7l3la.
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' , I. V. PETTIT, D. 3. !ii'CA.N7S,
:;f had i:l,- , 3t,-a....5:0c,0u0 (tr;
......
K.-i¢] • : 110 Rivera end
t or dI.IIIVZ , by Fire,
-' • .'• • . ' ‘; ld 1 &Jule:
A- , gq.!
lIELIMI
MIME
RI 1Y t )
11n d 1 mi.
11111=M!li
WILLI Y 1 \
W I' I
1:EEIMI1
-'cig,r, L,:r..1. :: Go., , , -.L-nr.,iir...lnoktice a k.:(...,
Truitt, Bro. ei - Ca.. ,
.i;,,. ,L, %ivrgail a St]dfulc,
5.'P. L. , ...1t0 e - , Co., 1 1 ,- ....,r0y,Cai.1 , ..v01l 3.. Co.
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WEST 2 : '
-IUTUAL INSVRANCE COMPANV,
OC 1.: I I( ) \'t./V2 COG-VIT.
UII.4.LT.E6itO iIY TU LI:GIR!...i.TUtig: Or re2iNSTLVA3IIA
~L th lapc.tat.. ...... Nata,..5132.,343.
COMPI I `:.F' iVILL INSURE ON
Mercharic. , r I taro, sc., ia or
e..t. • T
11.0 u. J no. J. Prtrce, I (loc. c c.'..:26ric-b A. Gayer
John B. du11,11.11.15., t'rilt. Peterlitchirt;uu,
T. A. tqauni, c.c.:, .1.
ituN. EV, President
T. T. An.L.ms, Vito Vit-miti,Lt
THOS. SvCrolatry.
1". INCzB:
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t. ,, atatwl H. Lloyd, Dr. J S. Crawford,
A. A. Winea. , ,arda,, LI 1.. A. Updegraff,
L. .1. N.la.oy, Ut•fi. n U:::ncrv•r . I Jataes Ar,aBt:rol.l;4 ;
FU!, Wfl vearv",
Jame!! tJuiggle, I Wo,. N I . 1;;;,!:, ; L.; £3 a/gill . ;
!pi k;____Nj. alt:f.T, Lirrtiuunaq.
•.. RT. dent.
'i . i . z..tiE, FRA,:• . i i Li i'.• - , vir . iRE INSURANCE
0 . (X) AIPA_N Y, t)1 , PiIII,ALE L. I • li lA.
tirsnct - Yai---Chari— bi. Tn..4.nan Harc, Tublaa
Wagniq, dnn , uol. Grant, Ja,,,t, r , nuth, tiro. W. RicLurtld,
'.„;orliocal D. Lnvis, Adolpht E. itorio, Browne, Mor•
;to I , ...ttf , rc.c. (2n F.. . cvm, Prozitlent.
C Alt . G. BANzmltif., gvi;r6tzry
CoLti,ane tc makn insnran,e7..rrotaa!,l cisr,-
tiegcription of pruperty. too noun try. at rates as lOW
SI /SU COI/BiSteLlt with securit;
Tuu Company have reer - ve..l a turg, Contingult Fund,
/Web, with their capital and proatituu, cafely invested, af
ford ample protection to kb. :-..tautred.
The Assets vt tho Cow 'any, co January 1.-IE, 131.1, as pub.
11ehed arretably an Act ke , turnbly, followa, viz:
Niortugo $313,128 68
N.atate 83,377 73
Temporary Loans 83,966 17
gtoc.ta ...,.... .......... 61,839 02,
titah, 64,346 81
Mace their incorporation, E. of twenty-ono years,
they have paid upward of One Ml:titan Four Ilundrea Thou.
I.l4 , lDollara,lteoses by tire, thereby affording ovidenco of the
arlvantaL.es of itusurauce, as well ae the ability and ppotiition
to Dr,Atiptnes3 nil liabilities.
J. GAADINKIt COIFIN, Agent,
nal; Ottler, nr:rth-east nor. Wood and Third eta.
V t rESTERN I Ls: SU 1.; COMPANY
OF PITT`,6LIitU 1/.
GEORGE : ' , l:dent :
'l.. Gannon, Secretary.
OFF/Cr No. 92 Wat.,:r street, ;Spang & Co's Warehouse,! nr.
stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will inzuro against all kinds oi. . ICI.N.ORIS.ES.
A Rome lmtitr.tion, ruanqged by Di. r who are %el?
known in the community, uut who ere det-untined, by
promptness and liberalt.l., to ni , :o.htlo tGe •h tor which
they havo s.uninod, as cii ring ti.o beat pr,t to thous
who desire to be insurod.
ASSETS, .iCT , 15:,7
Stock. Accounts,
Mortgage,
Bills Receivable,.
Office Furniture,.
Open Accounts,-
Cash,—
Premium Notes,-
Billy, Di,,coantod,.
DIILICRORB
It. Miller, Jr.,
tleorge W. J.eknoti,
Alex. rspi> , . , :„
Wm. Knight,
Alexauder
Wm. li. F...lalth,
F. Ri. GORDON,
PAeroterr.
Ge.rgo Dank,
.3. • ...
Nrottaufel
D. M. Long,
C. W. Rid:engin.
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ACON. —3OOO lbs Country Bacon, for sale
- ono WM. FL SPUTA a U.
200 COO 00
. 53,485:51
$253,495 61
.f1:2.816 UU
e tl •T::[
47 hS
It 444)
H. - 61 e.
7,33 b 51
I 10 4e
$ 253 4 485 61
$24-I,l' i ia
'Cr. 4 0 8C
S UOOO 99
_.l W 00
sl.;'J,'2oo
0.)
1... ad. 10:000 to°
4,000 00
10,150 00
1,000 0..?
..... 476 ti
52,711 5:)
5,336 15
16,043 2J
=2,4E5 89
1-tezi,i,tit.
Binithatu,
z•teert,
Srrjnmin IS'. Tingley
$2t3,41:6 36
M. 1- Liaroy
MOM
471 - hzt.it
r i ; . r.derri
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......$1,222,70& eA
$ l / 1 ,500 00
2,160 00
4,161 67
240 00
9,478 04
14,841 46
40,246 69
125,003 73
$817,641 78
INSURANCE
PITTSBURGH
LiFE. FIRE AND 234ARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO 96 WATER STREET,
eirrarautinam, PA.
lit/BF:RP GALWAY, Presiden
Aires. BaAm.ar, Vico President.
P. A. Itimanats, Secretary.
LB - This Company makes exert insnran CFI appertaining to
cr connected with LIFE RISKS.
Also, against TIIILL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
and Mississippi Ricers and tribntsrtep, and MARINE RISES
generally.
And against Loss and Damage by Fl re, and against tht
P,rile of the Sea and Inland Navigoriou and Transportation.
Pollctes is,:aad at the lowoat rates conriotent with safety to
portieo.
Robert Gsdway, 3amr.el APOlurttan.
Joseph P. Glizzam, '.-•`. 7+ , John ecott.,
James - .Y.Ltrshall, 1). - . - hl Elohey,
James W. flail Llll.ll, , Oharled ..-i_rtothhot
Alexandet Etrodley. Joseoh ti. Leech,
John Fullerton, N. F. !fart,
David H. 0:II/Amite' b. l'..uhtrt IL rho:dr:,
William Carr, Juo. Mo'3 , lt.
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Eureka Insurance Company of Pennsylvania.
01 - vicii. ,:). 99 IVATiCri. sl'., P1TT5?..1211.4311.
Assets—May 1, 1838
Si...A, Due Itil.,—, , aysb • on ..otuand and securod by two
approved names $ 76,890 00
C.tah in Pittsburgh Trust Compituy 62,280 37
Pi ,M 1 Urn Notes 62993 80
Bile hoseiv.ll,:e 15,9415 01
1.2 shares Exchange. Bank Stock—cost 6,960 00
99 do 11.1.-ha-ics' Bank Stock—con 6,490 63
800 do Iron Oity Bunk Stuck—amount paid. 7.000 00
200 do Allegheny Bank Stock— do do 6,0...0 00
Book Accounts 13,250 34
DIRSOTOBS
_ - - -
J. IS. Ziho.nb,rger;l
G. W. Caas,
W. E. iNimick, i Isla= M. Pennock,
Jahn A. Olu.,;trey,W. W. Martin,
(.1 W. Batchelor, I P.. T. I.,,ech, Jr.,
H. D. o , ,ctiran, I 1.' , 3,., , id McCandlesa,
James J. Eifliciett, George S. Beldon.
Win. J. Anderson,
J. U. :3110ENDERGER, President.
'. ()BT. - FINNEY, 6ocretary. inyfelna
uITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
WILLIAM BAGALEY, President.
g M 13 - g 1.. Ai ARSICELL, I . 2 , coretary.
;WILE: 94 Wa.er rtrc.e4,ll.twtnl atid Weed ;tree:
IL.arus HULL AND CARGO RISCiS, ou the Ohle
e... 1 Mississippi Rivera nud tributzu - ics.
'.aluree againet Loss or Damaw, by FIRE.
...1?o, against the Perlis of the Sea and Inland navigation
Trttuvortation.
ann•fc•i
t+: llllam i:Agalay,
°el hop.,
Isl.:es M. Cooper.
jatu..9 York,
renac M. Penc , lck.
, Springer Harbaugb,
tiammt 0. Young
John Cald well. Ja22
.PHILADELPHIA. FIRE AND LIFE
NSURA.NCE, COMPANY,
Rio, 149 Chesnut. Street,
Opp Deite the Custom House_
ILL MAKE. ALL KINDS OF INSU
RANCE, either Perpetual or Limited, .on every
iption of Property or MercLaudiee, at reasonable rates
of p! mnium.
ROBERT P. KING, President.
M. W. BALDWIN, Vice President
DESSOTOiIci.
Charles Hayes, E. R. Cope,
E. 12- English, George W. Brown,
P. B. Varery, Joseph S. Paul,
, J. Sherman, John Clayton,
S. J. Magargee, E. Wilor.
BLAcriaumts, Suretary.
fithEL6 & RESTAURANT'S
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
A. LOWERY, Proprietor,
,- : , rrt.er Main aired and Yaughi r oglonly River,
sear the Railroad Depot
WEST NEWTON, PENN'A.
'SHE ABOVE HOTEL IS NOW IN COY.
PLETE order for the reception of staters. It in bean
:dello located on the banks of the Yonghtogheny river, and
coa be reached every day from the city by the Connellaville
Railroad. The rooms are large, airy and well furnteh,d,and
Ole could be no pleasanter place for a few weeks summer
rzsidence in th. country. A few 1 - amiliet can be accommo..
.ated. Terms moderate. Address A. LeWILY,
toy2lntf WassNewton, Pa.
THE NiTIONAL SALOON,
Under Fortier's .etisw Nat...lona! TtteatTep
_PITTSBURGH, PA.,
D. BARNARD, - - - PROPRIETOR,
[JAS FITTED UP IN A TASTEFUL
and ermifurtabt. styl; t',e kr s - 3 centre store in the
Ull 21,..LL0W, HALL. Firth street, as a FIRST CLASS
1 - tt;STAURANT AND , AL9ON. Having ha:l. many years'
Hence in the DUSiIIEIBB, he is prepared to supply the best
toe market affords. Ills Ear will be furnished at all times
with the bast WINES, 'LIQUORS AND ALES. The ea
; rence to the Saloon, is in toe centre of the Hall, and re
r;,,shwents will be furnished &tap times, DAY and NIGHT
sn .days
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
COR. PENN'A AVENUE,* THIRD ST.,
WASIIINGTON, D. 4;
F BEVERIDGE
SCOTT HOUSE,
t.;urtter Lewin Street and Duquesne War,
• Plll . Bl3Uitii
MARKER, - - - PROPRIETOR,
(i.lornierly of the " Marker lionee,' Blairsville, Pa.)
THE SCOTT HOUSEISNOW C0A
,..„ .I.: , :TED AND opEN FOB It is situated
• c•entral part of the city, being convenient tei all Railroad
;opoie and iiteambaat Landings.
I was tiallt in Mb, w;rl all modern iniprove
anallited up id splindil style—the entire Furniture
usg new—end will in every respect be a first clezis If
Fib, :3 iat.wtied to the premises. jel'2 y
tp(tlß, Ira TC4).PLE 112STikETRANT.
Br ELI YOUNG, FIFTH STREET.
-- - .
The attention of Mercbanta
,-' J - •
~VL,Vgatil and others is directed to thitAq3 - ''
~t abllqitnent' which !..t e been re , rutly Etted
the'pdt - peae e.ffording a SUBSTAN
EATLI,CI LLOULIE IN A CENTRAL LC•OLVELON .
:..entry fulls attending market are particularly invited to
11. Everything pertaining to an•.2ATING SALOON will
wuye be found, at to,: frogbr , ,tt, the atTer.l3.
H. W. KANAGA.
HOTEL,
Cippocatte clue Paniaa. Railroad Liapot t
HARRISBUitti, PA.
Vg - ' Aq, R GT' rti HOTELS
1 , ,;.2.1,1141LL U. 8 thyr
PLTVB.B 1111:
BILIENON, Proprietor.
TIIIB lIOUSE IS LOCATED ON TIIE.
corner of P. N and WASEINGTON Streets, between
the CENTRAL b WESTERN RAILROAD DEPOTS, and
him undergone a thorough improvement, remodeled and
furnished with new furniture, and ie now the moot conve
%lent Liotel in Pittaburgh, for Traveler! by Railroad, Eaat
or West. rayg:ly
y t f ANSION ROUSE, GEORGE AURENTZ
PEOPRIBTOR No. i 44 Liberty stret , t, just beside tho
eassengeb Detk , t of the Pennsylvania Itailroach which makes
It the most convenient house in the city for passengers aryl
by.thqt road.
proprietor having, at considershle expense, fitted up,
In excelleot style, the MANSION HOUSE, would raved
fully solicit a share of public patronage. There is attached
a splendid STABLE and extensive WAGON YARDv'tifford
lug ample accommodation to travelers and teamsters. His
Larder and Bar will be furnished with the beat the market
OaLi cfford. febliy
4 - -ts - Excelsior Restaurant,
No. 111 WOOD Strezt„
PITTaBITLIALT,
WITOLEHAL2, AND RETAIL D.14A1.r.R IY LAKEIAND
ILSETEEN FISH.
The undersigned has Just received from the Eastern mar
ket, s.4eeted with great care,
SMELT, lIGLIcUT, HADDOCK,
FRESH COD FISH, EASTERN SUN FISH,
SEVERAL VAEIETLLS OF LAKE FISH,
Aiew York Prince's Bray, Egg island,
Egg llorbor, Shell Oysters.
The finest ever brought to this city. Every delicacy of the
season served up et the EMOELHOR RESIAITEANT.
aplyd 8. BTEINSUOK.
QT. GLAIR HOTEL, corner Penn and St.
Clair streets, Pittsburgh, Pa—The undersigned, former
ly at "Brown's Hotel," having taken this Large and cornmo•
dims lionr,L, and having refitted it in magnificent sty - ley
would respectfully invite his friends and the traveling public
to give him a call. Assured, with the convenience of the
house and his long emperience in the business, Ac.,ss a give
entire satisfaction, end his charges moderate.
tab= WM. C. CONNELLY.
Lippincott, Shorten & Poorsou,
NO. 104 WOOD STRUT, NEAR FIFTH.
MANUFACTURERS OF TRUNKS, Va-
Hoes, xt and Bennet Boxes, Ladles Traveling
g i -4 1, , Carpet Bags, to., keep constantly ma hand a large
stock. We are prepared to do a wholesale trade, and hav
ing facilities to torn out good stock at rednoed prices, we
would invite the .trade to call and examine our goods be.
ealtparchadviebarbs. gala.
PITTSBURGH, THURSO — AY. JUNE 10 _'t
c:-)8.
I=il
$256,341 15
Capt. Mart; Starling
Samuel
John B. Dilworth ;
franc 19 Sellers,
William B. liayn.
John Shipton,
;f altar Bryant.
J. O. COFFIN, Agent,
Corner Third and Wood etreete
PA•OPHISTRESd
BANKS
DttELLAII4 SAVING'S att.NEii.
IA 65 Ibtarth Sfreel,
MIDDLE BOOM, /ONES' NEW BUILDING
OPEN DAILY, from 9 to 2 o'clock; 9:80,
on Wedneedlic and Saturdayevenings from May I.lt
to November let, from 7 to 9 o'clock; and from ' Noverub , r
let to slay Lst, from 8 to 8 o'clock.
Depo,its received of all sums not loan than Oiss
and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in June
and December. Interest was declared at the rate of six p. r
cent. per annum, on the first of December, 1865; also in
June and December,lBsB, and in June and December, 1857.
Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit of the
depositor as principal, and bears the same interest from the
first days of Juno and December ' compounding twice a yeas
without troubling the depositor to call or even to present
his pass book. At this rate, money will double in loss than
twelve years, making in the aggregate monk min 0 ti , ?.-HAI
PER CRY r. A ILA It.
Books containing ilia Charter, By-Laws, Rules and I.ltige.
lotions, turn isboil gratis, on application at the (Coe.
President...oEolElGß ALuamE.
PTCD PULUDII97.3.
tiopewell flopbnrn, John IL Shootibor L :Gr,
.Jainua chill,, N. Grattan Murphy,
Alomancler Bratlle), iacac J. Penuoci ,
Rohm nobl,
J Ja u m m e e:
S. LL1V1.13..
dill hurgirin. John b CoFigrn - :r,
TB 115511Z5.
Mtlima.: J. An , tersen. James W. Ea'.:..“
Jelin G. L;.•ch..foil, Charles Harp,
Albert Cullwrt.Jon, P A. Iladeira,
joba B. Cimfiel,l, John 1.1.11.110 r,
J. Gardiner Coffin, Pit,!ter P..Maranal,
Alonzo A. Carrier, Wilson Miller.
David Campbell. A. 9.1.. Pelloei, M. D.
Charles A. Colton,] Chary L. Rim;ls .!:
William Denglnv', John I. Sawyer,
Francis Felix, George B. Belden.
George F. Gilmore, Alexander Tindle.
James S. lioom Theollald Umbstaetter
tt. William S. haven, George R. White,
Secretaryand Tre.i.mrer--CIiAS. A. COLTON. (fe:3
BANK OF lOWA.
A. J. STEVENS & CO.,
DESMOINEB, / 011 '
COLLE CT lat , Z S MADE and prompui
mated. LANDS selected and locato.'. Capitatists
wishing to make investments in the Vie,t, can d 3 so throng
this house. Correspondence solicited. Liny2l:6n
- -
/.1114"PLN 1,001319 THOEL IL LOOMIS.
AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO., Dealers IT:
Promissory Notas.,ll3ouds, Mortgages, arid all Sectiridca
for Money.
Money Loaned o❑ Uhecka at short dat:-.8, with collatcral
security.
NOT AND DRAFTS BOUOIIT AND SOLD.
Persons desiring Loans can bo accommodated on reasona
hio terms, nod capitalists can bo furnished with go.d ec7ir!
ties et remunerative prices,
Also, attend to the Sale, Renting and aaaing, of
EJtats,
Oftic,, No. 92 FOURTH street, above Wood
11.-t.. A OSTIA Lot)MIF, Notary
HOLMES & SONS, Bankers and Ex
ehangt- Brokers, and Deal ere in N Ws, Drafts, Ace.. p
=lees, Gold, Silver and Bank Notes. Exchange on the Err
ern and Western Cafes constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the United
States. Deposit; received in par funds or curr....nt paper,
57 Market stret , t, bet we ~.n Third at] Foertl.
lIOMAS WOODS, Commercial Br , ,ker au.;
n Dealer in Notes, Bonds, Stc.rk.s. Real Estr:
rcmrth street, Pita burgh, Pa. tans
OLF_N WOODS, BANKER AND EXCRAN4.G
BRNKLE, Dealer in Exchange, Commercial cud Bank
Notes. Stock bought and sold on commission. Collections
carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposits. No. 57
JeJNES' NEW BUILDING, Fourth street. je,3o
_ _
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
• -
ROBERT A. LOOMIS,
(Successor to B. T. C. Morgan,?
ROBERT
AND DEALER IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS
AND NEWSPAPERS,
No. 41 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Co-Partnership.
lIE undersied have entered into 0 ) -
4. Partnership, utuisr the style of Wm. 0. Johnstou &
SAMUEL IL JOUNSTON, .Ift
WILLIAM G. JOESTON
Pittsburgh, September 6, 1857
. R. JOHNB4O.I, JII Wrd. 0. JUILNBTOR.
Wdt. G. J(.I.IGINISTON dt, CO.,
TATIONERS, Blank Book Manufacturers,
and JOB PRINTERS, No. 57 Wood street, bediroon
Third and Fourth, Pittsburgh, Pa. ee3o
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
IV 85 D. RINEHART,
41'
4 , rn
TOBACC'O, SNUFF AND CIGARS
a///
C7l--7)'
. cog,. College,
dig/4, Pa.—Chartered, 1866.
Board of 12 Trustees—Faculty of 14 Teachers
300 SiUDENTS ATTENDINU, it.NUAILE, 1808.
Young Men Prvpared for .Adual Duties of Me aruntind _Hann
INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN SINGLE
IL and Double•t<ntry, Book-fieeping. as used In _very do.
parzment of Business. Commercial, Arithmetic. Rapi.i Busi
ness Writing, Mercantile Correspoudenc...Commercitl Law,
DeLectiug Counterfeit Money, Political Economy, Elo.mtic a,
Phonography, and all other subjects twee:Nary for the thor
on:•b educators of n practical busine , s u•an.
C. &MTH, A. M.., Professor 01 and
,i‘aleuce of Accounts.
.1. A. if ktYDRICIi and IL A, HUTSON, AsAistaat Teach
ers of Book Keeping.
ALEX WLEY, A. T. DO UTIIETT, and R. A. HUTEION,
Professors of Pentnanthip—twelve first premiums over all
competition for beat l'en and Ink Writing,
4Q" AND NOT DOE LNURA VSD
J. C. Pl.lltTlillt., Prof of Mathematics.
Terms, (fair—Pull course, time unlimited, eater at any time
—s3s. Avorage limo, Bto 12 ortiolr.i. Bard about $2,50.
Endre cost, $Bl.l to $7O. Gralnains assisted in obtaining a
situation. of unequalled writing and circulars
Bent free. Address, F. W. jE.N.R.I.NB,
my2o Pittsbnrgh.lvuzik_
Safety and Economy in Light.
WHY WILL YOU BURN CAMPHENE
AND FLUID, when you can get a che-,per and bet
ter light. Pure Kerosene Oil, made from the gas of Cannel
produces the cheapest, most brilliant, steady, pleasant
and slab portable light ever offered to the public, and nu
danger of explosion; more brilliant• thou gas; and suite an
cheep; Lamps of the most...eimple and easily managed con
struction. For save by T, D. it. G. HODS.INSON,
No. 79 Smithfield street.
.• . .
tgt.. Beware of a COil nterFeit alreath in the market, made
from Cana:thf-ne, adth a tittle Cal di to stmt It. 11t27:1y
COOKING BY GAS.
A WORD TO THE LADIES.
rEillE HEATED . fERM IS APPROACH
!NU, !.;51(.2, cllll the attention of the Li , h , .e . to the
tact that
COOKING, IRONING, ETC.,
Can be aerie with ,cominty, witho4op;.reasiee heat. th
-0:2; .let, and with despatch—the fi being alwayr; reat'y in
a rnweent—..y einug
Ilusgrove!'s Gas crooking Stove,
To which we rbipeCtiay itlVit 3 your attent...o, At No. 76
Smithfield stren.t. S. A. 1 , 311:18().. , , 4 BK.).
M. Comity and City Rights for apl29m
AYRES' WO RM
CONNECTION , C
UNFECTION, CO
NFNOTION,OO N
F NOTION,CONP
NUTILIN,OONFE
O TION,CONFEC
TION,CONFECT
ON,OONFNOT
• N,CONP.EO . T I 0
N,CONREOT lON
CONFECTION .
The mom pleasant, cafe and effectual Worm Remedy ULM'
in use.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
ANGELL & ILAFT,
Cor. Wood and Sixth eta, Pittsburgh, Pa,
And aold bT prTieuriate Ja2l
LIrQT. CHARLES LIVERY STABLES.--
.
The undersigned has bought the lease
Aof the above named Stables, to-
gather with a portion of the °moan
sive stock of Horses and Carriages - ,
late the - property of 'James Mathews, tleceasectu addition
to the stool before-mentioned, he has also addeld number of
FINE HORSES, BUGGIES AND CARRittGES,
which were formerly employed at his Livery Stables in
Third, below Wood street. As he gives his personal atten
tion to the business, a continuance of the patronage which
he hes hitherto received trait public is solicited.
JACOB GARDNER,
St. Charles Livery Stables.
N. 5.—A - HriAltSiS and any number of CARRIAGES can
always be procured for Funerals.
RUCKWHEAT FLOUR.-20 sacks Buck
wheat Flour, 60 lb sacks, ;not received and for gale
MeiJANDLESS, MEANS t 00 4
Garner Wood and Water streets
FLOUR. -25 bbls. Superfine Flour received
and for Bale by IicOANDLESS, BISANB al CO.,
fe2O Corner Wood and WAtor fOreeta.
EMIGRANT RIFLES.—A most desirable
and cheap weapon, at DOWN a TETLEY'S,
yl Fie. ItG Wo'd Ity,ket.
ARD.—A prime article of No. 1 lard, in
.4 barrels end kegs, Jost received and for sale by
MeGANDLEBB, MEANS es, CO.,
Garner of Wood and Water streets.
'
SPICES.— .
25 bags Pimento; .
100 " Grain Pepper, just received and for ialo
BiIUMB, is ILIGKETSON.
SOof Salk IS 43 _XibIOU IP*4.
D2A1,311 IN nI.L UNDG OF
1:.1 WOOD STREM
FLUSTER TRIMMINtIS--Drab and Gray
Duster Binding and Tad3els, just opened at
ay.ti JOki. tioßotillr3, 77 Market an-Qt.
NEW STEEL SPRING SK_IRTS—he
most graceful obapec, en hand at EIORNWS,
myB 77 illarbet street,
QEED SWEET POTATObarrels
,S , md Sweet Potatota, received and for tale by
JAMES A. FETZER,
a-20 avniv:lL , Thet and Pint etreett
VI ROOM CORN.-3 tons first quality reedJo and for nnte t.y fmr6l trnikatv LIN?.
PICKLES. -6 bbls. Cucumber Pickles, re!
coived and for sale by JAMES A. FETZER,
fe2o Corner Market and First streebi.
E UGS,--6 barrels fresh Eggs to arrive this
and for , sale b JAKaa. A. FETZER,
Romer Market and First street,.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
CUTHBERT & SON'S OFFICE, N. 51
So Mar Let for tine Bale and ptirel.mb of Ref.]
Ea Vito. routing bouraii, attorabn t t> i uduran r, . n and
obtaining loans on bonds, mortgages, making coo t'y
alle^l, de:3[l3, b.)l4‘.l9,a:ritii:girt..ord nud corrtoiputicting
with ilartioa abroad. kc
[A-1,
BELDEN SEYMOUR,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
CLEVELANI). utilo.
aanna, •iuro-r..9,L1 Robert
Nrk.3,
WIISTZ'ILN LANDS.
ALEXANDER GARRETT,
REAL 6:,•ITATE AGENT, NO. 50 WATER STREET,
CLEVELA NC, 0410,
Lim for shit , Lards in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Michilon nod lowa ,r.changt Lauds iu Wie3Cl)llliti.
/CC., for i'ttaburgh tuannlacthres,and also for city prcluirty,
911 letters of inquiry anawerod grettiq, ur addrese:ng no a,
1:1 y
---
PRoPERTY FUR SALE OR luxr,
_ _
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
TD.E. UNDERSIGNED WILL EXPOSE
to public,al,, , u too prcra, na, On tts.e latit
day of June uext, tho Kcal l-,stata of E..A. ` , ll_lEl
Ji ,N EB, lei, .d Robinson totirtiiihtp, Wa4hinzt, c co
Pa , caLbuinug a tract of lend altuax iII n.oti - r
tc , wittbip, in -aid ctnu tf cult tain.cg
163 A.C11,11.S
Moro To , Furor i h 3111,A , 1t•i1
litenbenville Nitta - .d. 1. Ir, PIA P , T ,ourgli, .cell
im
proved, :lila is cipiivouient to llbrirch , o, Tlctio
.11.1
Ozio-tbird of too purch,p. morle) ..r•11 111
duriae, The lifetime of T-te there,,. ti
pdlil t> her annually. Oue-half the real:mailer to be ;El.:
the flint of A p 11, 1859, ichezi p.iee,eep.. will be given...
the radix:bias half ear Thu:offs, .1. , nom
J JON F 36, ~
zsorm
IIAWRENCE COUNTY BONDS WANT
Ell, in exchange fur and.
S. CUTIII3EKT ct: SON, 51 Mat
.11 STEAM MILL in compltte running or
der, with house, etc., uortr thu city, fur
8. 1 2LY'liE.H.T 8"N,
0. :Market pttl,t
WESTERN LANDS of good quttlity,
V V Gale or -.change fcr Real RIM., In the city
S. CUTIIBERI S BUY, 51 Hark-iii;t
UDR SALE.--SEVENTY TIitiUSAND
ACRES of dud e Prairie and Timber Land, eituat, I
is N rthoru boa and Southern Minnesota, einbracing the
finest lot ef farming lands ever offered ia this market
they itre located cenvenieutly t) mills, TOa - ila and lined t
Railroad. Pamphlets containing in'ortuation at value i
emigrants and c.t.logues givmg location, description and
price of the land, with a trne: of the counties n
wt icU they are Idiiated, can M h-.d ou apple:elide a: 0117
r,, and they wilt lee .t free by mail to p 'mons dendiriii
113 address. WILI.,IAM iAZIER A Co.,
my - 6:tf Jones' Building, No. 67 Pourth
ONLY FiVE DOLLARS !—For rent, a
new and comfortable Cottage Douse of four roam,
inith an acre of ground, abundance of fruit., garden, Mane
trees and shrubbery, situate about three-quitter, of a mile
frnin Allegheny Cemetery, near the residence of Samuel
Douglas, &sq. Rent $5 per month.
S. CUTHBERT k 80",
nay 29 61 Market stris , t
ALOT OF IJROUND in East Liberty, near
the Railroad station 30 by 100 feet will be for
one-fourth in hand, remainder at adz years' credit
S. CUCIIMEBT & S•JN.
iny29 51 Markint
OPENING OF NEW GOODS,
AT
,1. BUSH'S,
No. 65 ItlairfAct. Straiati,
Splendid Stock of Trintatiogs,
Ut the latest patterns, and to r lit mast ovrry dress—also,
BUTTONS, OF ALL DESCRIPTION:.
A tutrag the noveltiei iu Trimmings, ladies ,vill find th,-,
RO7lll, LACI3,
The ILlcheatt Trimrain6 fur Silk Dresaes. Also,
CLIANTILLA LACE.? Full. MANTIM.4 AND CAPE 2,,.
A full tusortmeat of isINIBR sold at low prices
MARSEILLES CAPS FOB CHILDRE_V,
LAOE AND EMDRO(DIIRED
SKIRTS, CORSETS AND EfOOPS,
Tt.. best select:Oa in the City, and will L. Mu3t ihi . erillily
, iiC,WII to the Lathes, by J 13 LT L., a ,
tuyl9 N. G 3 litu - ke..itre,t.
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS..
A. A ax, AND ,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner of Fourth. and Strat , taffeld Streets,
Er'2F, ULLY 'INNOUNCES I HAT
°lvo] his Npr n c t Azturcweut of
GEi . iTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS,
'I ;;tyke , bt.3nt q ,riL)3Z. cleg,set Liaac:;p
-t:0113, which nu is prepa:ca a ca , ..w,tia,:turt ordk3r is the
LATEST FASHIONS,
Aud with such a charactar of workaaauship . , ao Chllli•A Lit
lu 41:Isfy ant pleuyu tillJ Mud:. caslidkus
DISSOLAITION PARTNEIL`I+ P.—
The :Irma of 5 3.1W011111 littil. • wa9,
.r.E. 3d of May. 1455, disiulved My 11111113 i c, by
withdrawal or J&1.117 LrA , v9P!I'E.: fr. in • ah Ll•
'.:. Li accounts ...f tau hto thro will borattlol byW...'lll:Ei
ILJIVN LEE.
4..;14 - • JERI) lIAWOR.2II, fa withdrawn - 1g fro n rho 0 2. ore
firm, kindly CilLtLlk9 1114 format patrons z.:11,1 ala - patrune
O. LAW firm, 107 the very liberal patrouYge In, ha, rt.y.
and w.,M,1 kindly re.ornruE,nd th. - rn t- ha cf+, , rs,
LtA W08.T13 to Liao vi NLE as thoy rare det rim L. .1,1/
..t !ow flr,urea. haring, a tory large of lift it:A.2
r.y;,'ES and 1.4.Q1J , n. 1.3 hand.
DAVID LIAWORTII at,l 13itttWNLFI:
have this day assedatod together, and mil cot,tinue oa 111:-
D , U.BIeIIS at the OLD DTA:JD, Lt,riter of itiatuand ,:ad
au,Al alley, under the style of tiAlvoicrif g BRowsLES,
where they hope to rec.:aro tout pdtruhi:ge .t, lib :alt given
to the old tirra, as they are 1. ter:lune-1 to sell CLl:uti-Er,.
then any other 'itore in the c,ty. rnyl3
rrHE CHEMICAL oLiVE RA:iIVY
soA.p, manufactured 1 8 C. J; J. :.. ,uuyer, ra
rAeivee the prelereuce ov7 , r all other itintin ever IT
taco.
is., advantages over otner :oak+ see i—let it In cheaper
fr use, one pound troing equal to three of common
Sap. 2.! Half the tine ne- .1 sly Ir • , flicuple.l iu a.s!l;up,
n this Soap Ls need in piece of , •thr, Soap. 3d. habor
v.s.diing can be nearly ts„enseti - Air:, as the
little if auy tubbing, tl,ll aveidiug their wen:
no .he wash-board 4th. It riling rho :lotheri is uuneia.,-,...)
, two this Soap is used, aod hard or salt water answ,?r,
tts wall tie ,oft. sth. l'amter,
and others, dad it far superior to (Auer Soaps. it speedily I ,
1' es grease, tar, paint, printers' ,nk and dirt from 'h.
leaving the skin soft, and free from chapping.
lo avoid the abor of robbing the clothes ' anti the I.llir
th wasit-L0.r.1, fo ti
llowmg directions e,hould be fol'u...ed
.F..r the washing of eizlit or ten of a kttnily, take or..
poinal of Soap, out it into shavings, and dissolve in one
Urn of hot water; put hue clothes into a tub cootainiu.
about ten gallons of warm •A.ster; pour in the dius..lve
and stir thoroughly. Lot them coal twenty to thirty
mincr.es, wrintr and rinse m warm water omit:,
warer twice. .4, y dirty wrist-band, or seam, or graasy
ep - te., may requir., a slight ruibing, but otlm,wireth.
Moines will come out clean and white, without rubbing o,
boliinF s -. Cold water may be used in place of hot, ineiturinE.
about double time in making.
Observe our name on each bar.
F,r sale, in any quantify, at our Warehoutsi, No. 47 Word
strie - it, and at our works, opposite the Round House, Penn.
Sylvania avenue, B. C. H. SAWYER,
ap2l No. 47 Wood street.
...Q.,EED SWEET POTATOES.-15 barrels
t l / 4 ) Seed Sweet otatoes for sale cheap to close consign
meat .y JAS. A. FETZER,
ap'23 Corner Market and First streets.
COUNTRY BACON.-1000 lbs. Country
Bacon, just received and for sale bi
JAMES A. FETZER,
rapt s, Corner Market and First streets.
ARRIVALS.—We are taking into
store, (124 Wood street,) au immense stock of line
Paper for jobbing pardoves ' • also, Letter, ,'ap and ;
Envilopes in great variety; Manilla Papen. of every size,
and as cheap as they can be bought in the Yaat, where we
offer wholesale or retail, very low for Ca,h.
apt JNO. irl. PERKINS It CO
LAKE FlSH. — White Fish, Trout, Salmon,
and Pickerel constantly on band, a full stock to supply
the wholesale trade, by f mytli HItNRY Ff. COLLINS.
ORANGES. -300 bas, sweet, just received
and for sale) by It YSIER & kN DEMON,
No. 81)*Wood street,
myl7 Oppmite the St.. Charles Hote!.
ROOMS.-100 dos. Extra, Corn Brooms
11.0 on band and for sale by
- alp2 B. Ca J. it. SAWYSIL
FANS, PANS, FANS
JEIII.I LIAVVORTri
" And how did he bear it ?"
‘• Why, well enough : he wo.o o little moved ;
to: sach is to be expected "
"Poor, poor, John :" and she gave way to a
long fit of silent weeping.
But this discovery seemed only to have fixed
her affections more firmly to her child: a more
devoted mother could not exist. It seemed as if
they were sti!! but parts of the same being She
never last sight of it for one instant, and when
the little darling smiled noon her, a glow settled
on her features of perfect joy, not the less in
tense, that sighs followed and sorrow seemed in
terwoven with it.
Lit length the surgeon having informed his
employer that she was now it. n state of health
to hear, without dangAr, any communlostion he
might have in view, he was dismis_ • sd as he had
been brought, while the libPrality of his remu
neration heigntentd the feelings of curiosity and
stipimon wherewith he had regarded the whole
prt.odings.
The afternoon of that day Fairy Leah sat at
the window of her room caree.:ing her child, and
singing and talking to it. The young man she
called John entered and took his seat beside her.
He seemed to be laboring under the weight of
me timings he did nor kno7a , how to break, sli
p,. ered moody and embarrassed, and his dark
r , at urea wese knit as if every muscle mere -strung.
She looked at him with an expression of fondness;
anxiety, and fear.
THE I)AILY POST
LEAH ~VT ERTEL;
TIME DIE tiral OF P .~Ei~3QCID~E.
A Strange Story of Wales
[ CONTLN CED.I
I may -tate, the stranger had informed him
of the nature of the case, and be was prepare,;
fy.oLie Ile found 'nor livin
io a little p• koe, half in a secluded
ry, to he wa , unable then to
give a DAth He wac -.true.;by ner exe,--eding
t es,uty, r unneuully melitueholy Lind des-
L,ndent h ev.reme meekne., of
cieportn, —Tt
nrl
Hi s ~ .tpl, y er e t.t:nue - .1 in daily attendance
upon her. 'tad "pen. f tha t ,
Their , r to_
e,teh , ther w . -1 . -!ove
like tender o- - --.2—ut , • , !•ero,c on her rat---30 his,
bioken ..-11-1 on - .•lteet-- , of f' ,- antio 0.---
Often iii• oy a - far Lh-iy
- i• :be... on
eer
would ' hue, ;
. by nor betisid), ;.cd,
t.uryieg I -Lice ...to mg the cluthee or curtains.
p . . At „User times, ha started up,
ed clenc.'t-d bends against his temples,
rush. , i e.tid actress the room
such fits L2,..fi :allowed to go an for a Little,
when ~ :wally her mild. pens , :ve "John, love!"
se- old brim !alai to h aido odm in spirit, even
his t'; :me wto trent'dmg and sinking
from the overpower,ng eniot;cu that had reeent-
Leen r-ecliny, it. !!is room was over the sur
geon's and i night long :1.• could b^ heard pao
og about, talking to himself, and sometimes
Riving way - to long fits of loud lamentations.
At leagth this gentleman woo , •-f , ormel that
toe immediate aid woe required It was in the
night, an 1 th 3 next morning his patient lay, bu
ried in a deep sleep, with her first burn nestling
in her bosom.
That morning he eat by the window, apparent
iy much eto'harrassed and disquieted. tie had
a trying tack before him—one for which hid
youth and inexperience scarcely fitted him.
The infant was malformed, and it is a hard
thi- z t- idi a father that his firs•—his long I
wished ~71.1 honed for e , n—ie—moustroua—s
world's wonder—a tilt ig to pity and be !ashamed
of. Pray Heaven you may never have to make
such a ootutrioniaat!on. and, much more, that
such a communication may never have to be
male to ycn
The deformity in this case - mat; of a most Ftrik
ion Lod c , yeterinu- aeecription: it was a deficien
cy of the fr , c tal bond or elate of the forehesd; the
cuddle pert of which was entirely wa,ct,ng, al
lowing toe pu:saticu, of the basin io be both felt
:Lod seen through the soft skin. But this was
cot all: the skin was disfigured with a large deep
red bdoich, of that dc.J.;ription cooled, by the com
mon pcuple, witt,?-71.trk, A bl oo d_
mark., ;a this ca. , - it way inleadl Tau; Frain
covered the wh .le brow :tb,,ve the eye'ln
other . respcete the child was healthy at_.i well
formed.
At lengi'r ho appeared to have nerv
ed himself to Vie proper pitch, and, going cau
tiously to the doJr, he went cot and sought an
other apartment. Here he forind his employer,
It 'no born all hißht. Toe usual goes
t,o 13 as c cLe cealta of the two objects of his
le were put to aim with much earnestness and
anxiety. _lt length he began
-But there is one fact, which I think it is as
well to inform you of at once, as probably it
might be the cause of a very painful scene, if
you found it out yourself hereafter without be
ing forewarned."
The other grew pale, and rose slowly to his
feet.
'The child 1:3 slightl2 , malformed."
His , dark visage became actually yellow,while
the peculiar plaring -lustre tided his eyes, and
he moved slightly, as if dizzy.-
"The f.'rehead ;-• blotched with a blood•mark,
and the bone there to wanting.
The last syllable had hardly left his lips,when
hi*; 11: = 4.:31' hpr 4 .Etg at his Lhroat, seized his collar
wdh. both bards, and ph.iok him violently,
through his fiztd teeih,—
‘'Sooulidrel—villain—Jaiserable hound !—do
you think by such a wre;obpd trick to make me
my own lips beta- myself, topelf, like one of
Jour hospital idiots l"
The surgeon was takon unawares, but having
learned a few things ni•:,re that 'medicine iu his
stu•lent-life, and being witi,• - .1 a well made, nius
ciud.t.r young man, he s once goappled,with his
opponent. and after a shirt s niggle', forcibly
thrust him down into a °hair,.
"Sir," said he, "I am surpr—tletonished.
th, - .t you should so egregiously co mit yourself."
"..Excu3o me, doctor," said the lother, letting
collar, WL: L., s deep bluh covered his
tao.e, ch;riging qu, kly toa vivid s ado. "P.r
don me—l wa- a t quite myself—l am all right
now. ri. , :grve mo, of 3 dear sir."lie j
o poured himself out al glass of wine
fr•n , a iccauter that stood on a si6e-table.
••
tin en ; I F.lll prepared tar whatever you
inve to tell. I regret exc:edingly, I should have
go. so excited."
The surgeon proceeded to detaii the partiou
lar,i of the C'34S3 more at length, in terms which
he woe well aware, from his former interviews
with him, he understood.
Vann he had done, a ceriversation ensued, in
rehni). he wee asked it be thought of anything
cou'el have caused this deformity. He re
th.,,t it appeared to him ro be an arrest of
iv,•,'..pm o nt of the hone, and explained the
imm: pre-ens of formation. He wide that the
fit coal 1 e divined After this he was
ab .u: whoa Lis employer detained
ti; ir:ILI - Jo at want t'me he thought Leah
i L ,ve st. hear sum-, very Liisagree
ible repsic-d, that, tak•ng into cutield
f,..t ai her txtr , one tioli,lacy of constitution, it
woutd he advisable to put. Of for a couple of
-k, . e.; tul ,aah communication.
, 10cr.. , r, till that period y• ti will eta) .
I havaL3 doubt; r.hd let roe assure you a
proper yak.; pul ou your tiro,-"
1: ; , was da,y, h,f Ore Leah di,ouvereil the
fJrrnity of her infant. The F urg•eou „ho
• •
the :Infiso to bind `t fillet of clutil qv,r
..cw, it was an e;,...y thin , 4 to prrsuaqe tbE.
g;r114.1 mother that each a proceeling
wad neces , ,lry in all eased. She the sitting up
to hed, nursing, EMI foudling the ch'ld, her beau
viLionee sued wore of an alm ost
pert, et itup,ith.,-d, when with a sudcita gambol,
th.. cloth, and the hideous pulsating
hu -. .aule apparent,
Lea'r: ,hrikd aloud and fell beck upon the
couch. The doctor immediately flew to her
a hurried rnlnaer he explained to her
•hut there wail co immediate danger to life, all
the evil !yiog in the deformity. She heard tun.,
but rr.eii. D; reply, only preBeing the infant eloee
to her bosom. After a while,—
" Alat doctor," acid the ; you do not know
why.t 1 know. 1 will be a Sore Sight for him."
iic is already aware of it,'' t'ald bor at
ant.
•• Leah," said he, you lave your child " t
She made'no reply but pressed it to her heart
N IT , Vf. i'', ‘'.,- , 1 205
as she held it coutinaintr to regard him with a
more intense degree of ta,, : ,xpression.
"Yon ti nst part with 117 n.r es! ," he went on.
"Lis - en to me, Leah: it child is destinied to
murder mt., and will d., it, e ~tie or l t r. Look
at that hidesus no:lrk on its brow you
live with such a damning urfruoriitalum :utitinu
n:li 'before your ? Yet, rwiu v.s it
ex'sts will tint b-y put me , I know
this by a straa,ge instinct that has taken pos
session of ms, which I c dot explain to you or
underst - ind myself. Bet ,: rhiog is to despaired
of. I will take (=very tui.:-eurs, to protract—if
to !raven: t:,--nut on my account,
Heaven knows ! but .d.• , unt him I would
not hsvo him cuff: ;r what I d w:.old not have
hi m b ear t, a ,..t• death agony of soul with life of
body—
=MI
John, J filling with
":“.ur ht:re u.ro.rttled your
mind."
{r BEI coNTINUED j
PIANO 6 D MUSIC.
ILL!. (+RAND P• 1::“:"
PARLOR GBAND PIANOS 11.,
A ND NEW Sr):l, -, '. -, Q[JA.B.E PIANOS,
roc,. .*'; T.:llrNfl& SUNS'.
BOsTON, ju , st text's - et! Lout., et.c.ry chichorf
Sous', P.ostuh, tto• d•' , . trahto st - hl sl•-gsut inio
their KAN'? :
t.'.:o
etirvt.Elll;
.son Fo: to, with s ,
tlrbly
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//no Pun •ocnn F.n re. ,loran!
CA , 3O. t. o
1700
New i'ark7 r,11,1 .•. eqaal
paWar tun fa:l .; /. 1 . ti a, 3.4 th,
rim of an nrd'inary foinnre t 1 un , )
.....
TW O fan t ~,r•v•••1 X IN l;!. n.^to.voo,
eithcary,d
T•cr) ROSONVOt ti ••-• t!
Two RUIONVOIIft '11.7••.! • Do , 11•1i111r.% -•••'
Four itosewo,,e!. ::,htul 1
Throe, Walun II , 111 ti front H , V.'ll • ~ .t.ATIatl
F,,nr
" 6 1 4;
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Four 11.c.3cw, , '• Bl4
All of the :Ibuve ere h• " • '•••' • •
cfk1.4.1,1.1, - a - ad with
Ie U.ll framer, eL.I
These 1:1:1Ve 'n ficiethed specially for thu
achemiber, and will 110 ! T 4) parellmers. For salu
at their reduced trier.'
.VrilLf.t.iß,
el Wood street,
t Inr (.1 0okt:tint! & 54011 W.
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4-4
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ti NEW 6 ,NO,
✓rtco
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li , viblidhcd Pisno Dolt,
rny2B 1.8 Woo sorot.l .Io.•r above Fifth,
.YL Lt: - ',(..it'. i, i!iii.'4l , lo ti t
GREAT SA LE
FURNIURE,
$30,000 liiTORTH,
VTO BE S i.,D AT PRIVATE SALE IN
1 - 1 Rh
The• a utd , 3crxbor has sold hin 1. 111170 Furniture War.,
tt..)upt, on Filth I.osession of LP('
Buildings, o' the l&th of entirc stock of
FURNITURE AN! CHAIRS,
AT COST-,
THE SALE COM eiIENC7ES
TUESDIV, MAY 18, 1858,
AND WILL CONTINUE FOR THREE WEEKS
The Priers will bo marked in plain tl4nres, on cacti a rtt
cle , that visitors .11a et once nf, ,, the
GMAT BARGAINS OFFERED
TESYS--All iarr,r leer, than SID), .'d .$lO9 arid
upwards, n CITAit cC idlty dnya will be fca. apFroVed
~ti, rned,pupor, n ith interest ridded.
n.
Nr" . 31 FlieTt.i I.3THERT
r. 318....3s
MIL iTARY GOODS.
THE SUBS(.3I-4BER6 \TE CONSTANT
-a LI 0.: !Lull ”4..,,p!, t• ,
iNd L
AUV GOODS,
CO I ‘ . 4 .1 PAAT
:Lk; LS,
`:lSliKy
~A>. 'ic
Voluntetr Cool laitiat.‘.
7L - LL Ef4CIi..Y.E.: - ,T:I AT RllOll.l Nories
L 1: L.:N:lNi] '; y 91),; ill 01:LE11.
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95 vA tEET STREET
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Ti!;iita 'anti 11%, nima-,11 , .1
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I;;.te, - Cow.,
Te.w3e, rltti,
7r_rioty "7 .1_ . I 7`; I.t
crate-u7r_rat.
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fzy PL.I.NINU MILL, tha
3.}tat .i• 3 • -• tr. • • •,. 3
112.
3 :31 - trl ,l 3.kh.nanit. and inked it v•t..... aria
ir aJW •.3 . an;!.
pia add 1:33...+T-ls, ..r.rc , •l ,33:i 33 , 3 loom, FWEd
1 . 7t • 33..1 argL,
CHAR LES' .LE RAI ,
And Ilt.Offieio of th. Pe%ce,
OFFICE ON OF WYLIE
An F.:a:3:11,4.3 cvanc•cr,t) ve,th ,,d,dtcp
prmt:ptnts^i. •uceyaLc• - -. of lei., .1
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'tOl3.l.3astemn Load, received and fur taint
(1;. ,irt,..2'03,)
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