t&y, . . wmm pomUs for Ann^-W' Oma qi Ann? Ct&ami , ampiiuiraoj, ■> - Ji ‘ Nw^Ba^ingtißts^iseLj ’PBOPCSAIi&WILIi BE BECEIVED JT si this office for furnishing; hf Contract Army >®W ptpposala, should state the price .which tef jkitßtf-fHwinhiwLat the places .oi- ussfifae prfiteafwhioh their canfe* dalifered at tins depot; the number which can be made by thehidder Within one mdo th alter the receipt of the order; also the nomber Whlch Wifch inoneweek. . «. » The harness mtiutexaouy'-oo&fonn to the? follow ingepecdficadons And to the establishedpatterns t Poor mnJe harness te follows, to wtt: r ' * V ; .TWHEBIfc _? toot B inches long, finches wide, of % inch l»w to ll Inches long, inches 2feetlong,^^ ; tochea wide, with to- buckle Into stay %lnch; widCf. tic-straps ift inches long, }4 to a point. a '£^.- Be hj"p*»d9*.,£ o !igßideJ2 feet 3 inches long, wdfliiW'Uh artwO'lncnlbuokle; short side *fn£?'^Jl?P^§ B sl^ n B and2lnchea wide. Twoßalr Coilarß, 18 to Winches long, with doable fl indgale leathers and buckles J 4 inch wide. Two pair of strong Homes to suit, made of white o*lt root,trtmed with hooks, breast rings 1)4 inch ftlwny'etapfes and line rings. Two pair of Hem Straps—Liower one 6 feet 0 wide; upper one 4 feet 6 indies Jw^Sdles—Crown piece 2 feetiong, I \i inch Wide; cheek pieces each 10 incbea lone, v 2 inch ijrtdefcftont jneee U}4 Inches long, \Q men wide: IWBfSS? ?*”” “ indß to crown pieces, 16 inches P>«J>*linohea long, 1 inch wide" tains, t2sf 1 l 7?A f !S t J lon B>, 1 !>»<* wide; short side 2 feet * inch buckle; butta, tinned to the dosen IrwiCrf feetiong, inches wide Trace Chains 7 ieet long/ 16 links to withT on one end, weight •Jsto# fts per pair Twisted or straight ' , t«ie: pair of Breast Chains, 22 inches long, 14 BUM to the foot of Ho 3 iron Twisted Two Neck Straps, 8 feet 1 inch long, 2)4 Inches Wide, with SJWinGnbuckle Two Neck Chains, 4 feet 6 inches long, 14 links to the foot. No 4 iron, T and loop to be riveted on tothe neck strap Twisted One saddle, made on Attakapas tree, head, gul let and cantle, Ironed, covered in the way with half-tanned horsehide; flaps 20 inches long, 10 inches wide; surcingle 7 feet 8 inchcea long, 2Wmches wide, with 2& inch buckle on one end, to do fastened to the saddle by being riveted to two curved straps, IJ£ inch wide; those straps axe P^?? d *? n ?. on .i sidtt 01 saddle-tree, one of the bar, to other gg*f oHhe ba* behmdthe cantle, Spanish saddle fashion; Btarrup leathers 4 feet 7 S!~2 OD& "*<*«!> Vfi inch buckle; b °‘ l ,J,a PaUe(n ’ w LEAD. TwoOoWITK to IS.lnches long, made the same as for wheel harness; piy of Homes to suit, of same material as BK : Wheel harness, ironed, with hooks, breast I^ a sd U^^?* g »5 rtthstra P ß *» in -wheel har y** 3 ™**, fixe same as for wheel harness Two Neck Straps and Chains, the same as for wheel harness Two Belly-Bands, the same as for wheel Harness Two pur Chain Pipes, « « Two pair Trace Chains, « •• !„?*** and Hip Straps Back strap 6 feet nS?’aSP e ™ Kf, ? 11 J?>S ,nohe8to -H inches wide 3 4 inches long, 1)4 inch Wnyi.eaCh.yith a hook at one end 8 feet 4 inches long, inches thro Martingales, 4 feet long, 1)4 i nch wide, to bn Okie into the bit ■ One Coupling Strap, 6 feet 6 inches lon v - Va inch wide ' V v 'v A . One Check Rein, 4 feet long, 1 inch wide to packle Into toe hit at each end, with a ring sewed in the centre to receiye the lead line One I«ad Line, 21 feet long, % inches wide, with ft Winkle at one end and an 8 inch loop at the other ■One Whip, heavy plated horsehide, 6 feet 6 ncboeslong One Horse Brush, oval, of bristles, —by—inches One Curry Combe, No 222—8 bar _ThB whole to be packed In a box about 18 inches l7 inches deep, 84 inches long, made of 1 uteh Baifl, coopered, wood hoops or uon, as many be required J Four Horae Harness, as follows, to wit: __ WHEEL. . Two Qoilors Breech straps, 8 feGt 8 Inches inchesawide, sewed in 4*inch rings of % Iron; hip straps/4 feet long, 3 inches wide; stay pecea 2 feet 2 inohes long, 8 inches wide, with vk inch buckles; cross straps to backle into star rteoea 8 feet long, 1)4 inch wide; side straps 6 feet inches long, 1)4 inch wide; tie straps 15 inches tong, wide, tapering to a point Two Belly Bands Long side 2 feet 4 inches long, tames wide, with a 2 inch buckle; short side 1 *oo*Binches long and 2 inches wide Two Hair Cottars, 22 to 23 inches long, with double atrapa and safe leathers and buckles % inch Tw° Jfcir'of strong Hamea to suit, made o fwhite Oftk root, ironed with hooka, breast rings V 4 inch equate, staples and line rings Two pair Home Straps Lower one 6 feet 6 mohea long, % inch wide; upper one 4 feet 0 inohes *°®&H*nch wide; of alum tanned leather prown piece 2 feet 2 mchrs long, }»“® Wide; cheek pieces each 10 inches long, inch wide; front pinna 12J4 inches long. lQ nan wide; stay pieces, from blinds to crown pieces, 18 inches long, inch wide; nose piece 12 inches long, 1 inch wide; blinds 6 inches long, 6 inches sj* reins, long side 4 feet 2 inches long, 1 inch Wide; short side 2 feet long, 1 inch wide, with 1 inch buckle; bits, tinned mullen, to weigh 6 lbs the dozen Two pair Chain Pipes, 2 feet 6 inches long. 2li Inches wide Twopair Trane Chains 7 feet lons, 11 links u. the foot, of No 2 Iron, twtstea or straight, with T on one end, weigh* • fi>*» per pair 14 linkB toeh “ Two Neck Chains. 4 feet 8 inoheadong, 14 to toe foot, twisted No 4 iron, T and loop to oe riv eted on to fhe neck strap, swivel in tln» cb»h» One Saddle, made on Attakapas tree»head, gullet and cantle Ironed, covered in toe us«ai way with half tanned horse bide; flaps 20 inches long, 16 inches wide, surcmgie 7 feet * inches long, ‘2)4 fashes wide, with a 2U inch b* l^6 OD °ne end, to t>Wfitftened to ; toe saddle br'&eing riveted to two jduyuLefraps, 1)4 ueft wide; these straps are ■yflan« one o»-<3*ch side of the saddle tree ; one 6pd.iatted to the front part of the bar, the other endtp toe extension of the bar behind the cantle, Spanish saddle fashion; stirrup leathers 4 teet 7 ucneff long, 1)4 inch wide, with inch buckle; Burrupg, malleable iron, tinned, bolt eye pettern, to weigh I S)4 pounds to a dozen pair. T.y.An Two Bridles, same as for wheel harness Two Collars, 20 to 22 inches long, made the same fts tor wheel harness Two pair of Haines to suit, of the same material U.tor wheel harness, ironed; with hooks, breast nags and line rings, with straps as in wheel bar- Two Heck Straps and Chains, same as for wheel harness 25° BeUjßande. same os for wheel harness Two pair Chain Pipe*, same as for wheel harness Two pair Trace Chains, same as for wheel har ness Tropywppera and Hip Straps, Back Strap 6 feet from inches to 2U inches wide lllpßtWM with htiokJes each 2 feet 8 inches lone, Aj4ihCh wide, with wrought hooka TW° Back Bands, Bfeet 7 Inches long, inches teStetotottfuf 14 feet long:i * iMh Btrap, 6 feet«inohes long, % inch 1 inoh long, 1 inch wide, jo htokle fatq ihe-plt at each end, withering sewed In the centre to receive the lead line . a» a feet long, inch wide, with 10 Oh loop at die other Inch iieaTy plfl ted horse hide, 6 feet 6 i-2” % rs ?L Brnal, > oral I 01 bristles, by tache. One Carry Comb, No 223 —8 bar bo .P“ !k ®?. m a boj abont 21 Inches S*s? .ta* 0118 " deB P> 81 inehea long, made of L wood hoops or iron, as may ,*5? *>> ol « t° be made of the .-best material, sew- SSmm.^? wi ? K° odw “ ei S , 6 prooetß of m “ ufcc - M J& Bn JSsi Brs ? barnesa Is repaired, the lead eoUßVtoldlea, hamea, neck-straps, bellv-banda er ' , PP® r »nd hip* slraS ■lto Whole tpbe made of the best materiaL tag to bo made with good waxed thread, and snbiect to lnapechon during the prooesa of manulaofare and alao when finished «enSf“i!S'; ,nal ? hteieBe *? re< l uire A the lead ooiian, bridlea, homes, neck-straps, belly-hands, oh«P-plpeß, trace-chains, orapper and hip-straps, peopling straps are doubled ; one chalruSfeet long. 14 links to the foot, of Ho tobeSSfoSt to£f“ 880118ndaddBd ; “d lead line will also be receired for making and OThSS^taSSS 08 h fsS 8s !l for two or four mole tarSSSf&ffid BpBoiflCBt “ >8 of wfl> be «tSS?S^.« pn,, 5? sld ? gnarantee will be fors reaerved *>y and for the United d^sd° f e£fc£ t “ y “T be •»sSS!?«,22rSj?“ do^ BBd 0B the eoyelope enelostng them Proposals for furnishing Army Wagon and Ambulance Hameaa,” and addrifSd te —“fl°e > H- VINTON, •allMf QaarUrmaater U. a Army nrer6lL BEFINEKS.-We*e prepar- JL ed to fit np.reflnare with the necesmuy Pumps, Oocks,Jspav*apm :the latest and most approred pUnst Star.experience in this branch is not eqnaled.by. anj ctbprastsbliahm enL For work* manshipb following refiners inthia43ty. -na a SkwereHSlßbUt,” '•ot'BbßerfiyWilktaaonACo, ,”9bnJir Bell, HolsßwlPOormack ACo, ■ ,*<HUl|knidj3n)B, ■■ • « .... i WKIaDON A REINEKE; - 104 Wood siaWett ” gua£R._ Hm. ÜBnd us Wood atraat. T (exct cipai l&S SAAday,) at 6:40 ». m. SECOND -ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall’s Bunday,) at )1:20 a. m. THIBD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall’s stI S: , J?AjSS Tes <*afly»(®Xcept Sunday.) at 4:10 p. m. FOURTH ACCOMMODATION T.&AIN for Wall's BteUbUleayea daily (except Sunday,) at 6:26 p. m. _ fiETUENINQ TRAINS arrive in Pittsburgh as follows:—Express, 11-50 a m; Mail, 1130 p. m; Fast ldnel&20a.B); Johnstown Accommodation, 10:06 a. m p First Wail's station Accommodation, 630 a. m.( second Wall's Station-Accommodation. 830 a. m; third Wall's station Accommodation, 1:16 p. fourth Wall's station Accommodation, 6:16 p. ro. Trams for BlairsviUe and Indiana, connect at Blairs ville Intersection with Johnstown Accommo dation, and Express Trains East and West, and with Fast Freight East. PITTSBURGH ANDOONNELLSVIDLETEAINS stopping at all stations on the Pittsburgh and Oon neltarille Road leave daily, (8 unday excepted,) as follows—Hall Train, 6:40 a. Express Train, 4do f>. m. Peturning Trains from Pittsburgh and Con nollsTiUe Road arrive at Pittsburgh 1030 a. m. and &16 p. m The raveling public will find it greatly to their interest in going East or West, to travel by the Pennsylvania Railroad, as the accommodations now offered cannot be surpased on any route. The Road is ballasted with stone and is entirely free from dust. We can promise safety, ipeed and comfort to all who may favor this Road with their patronage. FA& S i TG NEW YORK 412 60 |TO BALT£MOREt9 60 PHILADELPHIA. 10 001 LANCASTER 866 w HARRIS BURS, $7 46. Bftgg&ge checked to all stations on the Ponnsyl raua Railroad, and to Philadelphia. Baltimore and New York Passengers purchasing tickets In cars, will be charged an exce&i according to distance traveled in addition to the .station rates, except from stations where the Company has no agent. NOTICE—In case of loss, the Cor l cany will hold themselves responsible for personal ba gage only, and for an amount not exceeding $lOO. N. B.—fhe Excelsior Omnibus line has been employed to convey passengers and baggage to and from the depot, at a charge not to exceed® cents for each passenger and baggage. For tickets apply to JTSTEWART. AgL, At the Penn’s R. R. Passenger Station, auBl On Liberty and Grant streets 1861. THE 1861 FITTBBUBGH, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO BAILBOAD, TO ILL POINTS IN THE SOOTH, WEST, INO NORTH WEST. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT! TIME to Cincinnati as quick, and to Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago quicker, loan by any other route WKci fWARD TRAINS. FAST MAIL LlNE—Leaves Pittsburgh 1£35 A.M Arrives at Crestline &00 a. m. Making dose connections with Bellefontaineand Cleveland, Columbus A Cincinnati Roads. Arriving at Chicago at 7.00 p. m. N. B.—The time to Cincinnati is the same as by Steubenville. (Trains on both Roads meet at Colum bus, and passengers all go into Cincinnati together. EXPRESS TRAlN—Leaves Pittsburgh 12J0 r n. Arrives at Crestline 7*Bo r m. Making close connections as abovo. Arriving at Chicago at 6:46 a. m. N, R—The time u> Cincinnati is the same as by Hteuoenvilie. Trains on both Roads meet at Col umbus, and passengers all go into Cincinnati together. Sleeping Cara on this tram from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, to Indianapolis and to Chicago. Trains through to Chicago without citange of Cara. EASTWARD TRAINS. Jjeave Chicago, 7.30 a. il and 6.00 f. il Arriving at Lima, J4J2& t. il and SL2O a. n. Connecting with trains for Dayton and Cincinnati Arriving at Crest line, 6.00 p. n. and 6.06 a. h. Connecting with trains for Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Buffalo and the East, and amvtng at Pittsburgh, 11.56 A. H. and 3.20 p.a. Alt malting dose connections with Pennsylvania Railroad trams for the Eastern cities, via Allentown and Philadelphia. ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—Prom Federal «C, Allegheny,for New Brighton, 10.00 a.*., and A3Q p.n. Arrive at “ “ 11.80 «* “ 6.L6 ** Leave New Brighton, 6J50 u “ l.i)0 “ Amve in Allegheny, 8.10 “ “ *A3O “ Allegheny and Economy Accommodation Trams. Leave Allegheny, 7.26 a. it., Rnd at Economy at 8.'26 a. il; leaves Allegheny at 12.86 p. u. and 6.10 p. il, amve at Economy At IAO p. m. and72S> p. n., leave Economy at 9.00 a. ro., aud 4.22 p, m., and arrive i n Allegheny at 11.05 a. m. and 6.80 p. m. MARKET TRAlN*—Leaves Massillon 6.00 a. id. leaves Alliance at 6J4 a. il and arrives tn Allegheny at U 00 a. il; leaves Allegheny at ZJ36 P. H 4 AUinnce at 8.00 p. (Lj stopping at all stations for passengers and marketing, arrives at Massillon, 9.00 p. m. Tickets will be sold for these trains at reduced rates. Trough trains connect as follows: At Alliance, with trains on the Cleveland and Pitts burg n Railroad. At Orville, Ohio, to and from HiOeraborg, Akron, Oqvhoga Falls, etc. A '“Ji'Sßf At L®l* wa re, Springfield, Columbus, CiiLtfinati, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, BL Louis, laOuisrille, etc. AtForesVJor Springfield, Sandusky, Dayton, Cin cinnati, etc* etc. At Limijfor Sidney, Dayton, Cincinnati,etc. etc. At Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette, Ind n 8L Louis, and intermediate ports in oeotrai Indiana and Illinois. Ai Plymouth for Laporte. At Wanatah for oil points on the Now Aloany and Salem Railroad. And at Chicago, with trains for all points In Illinois, lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota. For further information and through tickets apply to GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Passenger Station, Pittsburgh. Through Tickets for sale at the Ticket Offices of the Company on the hue of the road, to all parts of the United States. G. 0. HATHEWAY, jell General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh- CHANGE OF TIME-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD. I~|N AND AFTER MONDAY, June 10- \J 1861, trains will leave Uta Depot of the Penn sylvania Railroad, in Pittsburgh, as follows : PITTSBURGH, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI SHORT LUCE, VIA STEUBENVILLE. No change of care between Pittsburgh and Cur cinnatL L*av Arrives Arrives Arrives Pitt vurgh, at Columbus, at Cincinnati, at 8t Louis LfcBs a. x. IL3B a. k. 430 p. a. Ifcio r. *l BAft p. a. a, a.; This route is snorter to Cincinnati, Louisville, Oclombus and all points South, than any other route. Splendid sleeping can attached to all Nieht Trains. PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE. Leaves Ar. at Ar. at Ax. at Ar. at Pittsb’gh, Rochester,WeUsTille, Steub’nlle.'Wh'lng. 1&86 a. tL 1:50 a. M. 2*7 A. a. AOB a. a. &07 a. u. 6.-06 p. a. 7:26 p. u. 8:19 a. a. £h2o p. k, 1038 t. u moi.lL JUI6 A. a. 2d3p. tc. &10A.M. 430 a. a. 440 f.m. ‘ fcl6 B.jt. &26p. a. Thel£3SA. sc. and 12*0 r. a.Trains connect with Trains ot C. 0. R. R. for Zanesville, Lancaster, Ac. The 440 p. a. Train stops at all stations between Booh ester and Wellsville. PITTSBURGH A CLEVELAND LINE. Leaves Leaves Pittsburgh. Cleveland. 1286 a. a. B-JO a. a. I 12:10 p. a. 6*o p. a I The 1286 a. m. train connects at Bayard for New Philadelphia and stations on the Tuscarawas Branch. Passengers desiring to go to Shndusky, To* ledo, Chicago, or points West, via Cleveland, most be particular to ask for tickets via Cleveland. Through Tickets can be procured at the Li)> erty Street Depot, Pittsburgh. J: STEWART, Ticket Agent, Tor further particulars apply to WILLIAM STEWART, Agent At the Company's Office in Freight Station, Penn street, FTr. MYERS, Genl Ticket Agent Cleveland, Ohio, jelO NEW ROUTE VIA RIVER A"ND RAILROAD: Indianapolis & Cincinnati R. r. Oomeettna at Indianapolis with Terre Bante. end Terre Haute and Alton Railroad, to m* and and IndlanapolS/NM. Alb« Salem, and Michigan Central Roadstfor B^mlahaSurlingtoS^^SS^: »ar ”th 01 L “^? nc ®^“L n ’” e " e "«*“ 1 “e SS? other roots by twenty-four hours, and at m Si ss breaking duUd wes4 > without Consignments made to J.B. SIBBONR , (SncinnaU; or W. B. CUtTISG ioimi 38a5£n&5«5 CharlegtohjAriaand MaSootJ I * o ®*J foras " JOTO-g.CHR!Bg,Bon^-^gg > t ’ lIIPQRTAIVT. “™"°” KSJir ™”™ -» SSSSSS&saw tNOBTH MI6SOUKI BAIT finjn The only rail route from 8t < , , att the 1 shortest «nd kij iini°v, Bt ,u? Beph hours to the remotest point thirteen is slwsjsasohespa,any **“3 in^i®ra®S6ari e b^ffie K SfL?“ P°>nta roa#. faAAOB.BTwSEnv Rai ' „ yd SorU,Mte££° R \ J Hint Agent Belfcenj Loss by Fire. ■•'lP® franklin fire rtfsu jA-fi&Ngg company of PHILaUELPSCU, Htf. «6 and 437 CHESTNUT STREET, near °» Asam, JiHiiai let, 1880. AggrtecMy to An Act of Assembly, bang; coat. 102,996 26 Tesmoraxy Loanß on ample Collatteral Securities .. ; 89,185 66 Btoeks, (present raise ({88,667 72.) costl 88,788 68 Notes and Bills Receivable- Ig2l qo Caßh 27,919 as |2JJ08,061 68 The only profits from preminmß which thin com- CebZdeSrainJd! I*"' 1 *"' which “fi® 0 " ever 7 description of Prep- SSi?Zs!!T n poontry at rates &s low as are con sistent with security. ‘ h r 11 period of thirty i \' lu * Ve .P i f ld “ >a3oe hy Fire, to ah amount our Mhiiona of Dollara, tharuby aflbrd- .. “ vf. Lhe advantage* of loßnranoe, an promptne, s ,Sn''2iii£e B . d,BPOflitlon to me °‘ Wlth Loßses paid during the year 18M, 168,163 80. niKiotoaa. Ballclr ' ,r ’ *Mordecal I). Lewis. J'°?“ , iY“K n f r . David a Brown, h Isaac I**. £^S. b Edward Cl Dale, George W. Richards, George Kales/ RDWARII r 954% BAWCKiB, ProSdenl. , a M J- GARDNER COFFIN, AjreuL mylfl Northeast cor Third and Woodi-Weeu. Western Insurance Company, OP PITTSBURGH. GEORGE DARSIE, President; F. M. GORDON, Secretary OapL R. I). COCRJUtf, Gen’l AgenL N °' ? 3 W ?K r ,, S i r ® el l <9|iaa « * Oo.’a Warehouse, up stairs.) Pittsburgh. mwfi rw’kh agmpst bindH of FIRK » nd MA - managed by Directors who are well Known m the community,anil wboare do* * «i? 8 promptness and liberality, to main tain the character which they have aasuined, as of ering the best protection to those who desire te be insured. ASSETS, OCTOBER 80th, 1880. Stock Accounts 63,000 00 Mortgage- , „ 2J.00 00 Office furniture 260 00 Open Accounts, etc...-, 7,808 48 S“ h - . lajaai 98 Premium Notes- 27 006 20 Woles and b.ils £iiMC.»unLo4 - V—V*l* U niaiorose (4eorg© Darae. it. Minor, Jr, George W. Jackson, James frTAaley, Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimick, Wm. H. Smith, Chas. W. Rickotaon, Andrew Ackiey, Wm. McKnight, Alexander Speer, David M. Long, fteea ■!• Thomas mrfl PHILADELPHIA FIBE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMP’Y, HO. 149 CHESNUT STREET, Oppoalta tli. Cutom Boua, Capital (210,100——Assets (304,018. WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN -BURANCE, either Perpetual or Limited, on every description of Property or Merchandise, at reasonable rsle* of premium. ROBERT P. KING. President, M. W. BALDWIN, Vice President, DIRECTORS; Cnaries Bayea, E. K. Cope, E. H. filaglmh, George W. Brews, P. B. Savery, Joseph tt. Paul, C. Sherman, John Clayton, a J. Magargee, K VVilor, F. Bucibcek, Secretary. J- G. COFFIN, Agent, Jjfcly Corner Third and Wood streets SAMUEL, KPIA, secretary. WM. RAGALET. President. Office, Cor. of Markft and Water Sts. Insures against Loss and Damage in Uie Naviga tion of Lbe Southern and Western Rivent, Lakes, and Bayous, and the Navi- gation of che Sitae. Ibiutm tgaiatt Lom and Damage by Kira. MMOTORB : Wm. Bagaley, Hon. T. M. Howe, Jas. M. Coojvcr, Ja«. Park, Jr, C. iug, S. HarUiutb, B. F. Jonea, S. C. l ruing, J Caldwell, Francis Sellers, S. M. Kn-r, John H. Dilworth, John BinptOQ, Barcliiy pr«.-.u*n. Wra. <4. Jounston. mh&'dydh. FIBE INSURANCE, Ttte. Enterprise Insurance Co., OK PHII^ADELPHU. Rute TuK&i /<>' 0..*, Pttm, or Seven Venri, or /Vr William Holme® ft Co., ldring«W>n, ConerlandA Co., James B. Lyon ft lk>., Hon. Tho*. M. Howe, William H. Lavely A Co., James Marshall, ai len Kramer, Emi, George H. Bnan A Co., Wilson, Mr.KJmy A 0», Wilson, Carr ft Co* John T.logan ft Co* Jacob Painter ft Co, Bam-y, Browu ft Co. DARLINGTON ft BLACKBToCK. AgenU, aplfe&n Offioo, Bank Klook, No. 37 Filth at FIRE INSUHAHCUB snn Compan Of Philadelphia* On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual, Mer. chandizo, Furniture, &c., in town or country. Cash Capital, *229,610 00. Assets, *303,508 96. OPPICB NO. 308 WA LN UT NT&BBT. Invested as foUowa, via : Kire-t Mortgage on Improved City Property, worth double the amount - $166,600 00 Ground rent, first class .. a,4fli 60 Pennsylvania Railroad Co.’s 0 $ cent. Mortgage Loans, $30,000, coat Philadelphia city fl por cent loan Allegheny County 6 cent. Pennsyl vania Railroad Loans | Collateral loans, well socured _ Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad company, mortgage loan 4,000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad Company btock... 4,000 00 Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance Co~. 14,360 00 Stock of County Fire Insurance Co ...... 1,060 00 Stock of Delaware M. 8. Insurance C 0.... 700 00 Commercial Bank do 6,136 01 Mechanics’ Bank do 2,013 60 Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip lao 00 Bills Receivable, business paper i8,2P7 13 Book Accounts, accrued interest, etc 6,218 T 2 Cash on hand and in in hands of agent*.. ILBB6 i£ $303-608 96 GUSM TINGMJTT, Preemet OIfiIOTOBS. Samuel Bispham. William R. Thompson, Robert Steen, | Frederikc Brown, Wilbam Muaser, Cornelius Ster«n«on. Benjamin W. Tingley John R Worrel, MarahalfeßiU, H. ij. Carson, Z. Lothrop, Robert Toiand, Charles Letand, Frederick Lennig Jacob T. Bunting, Charles 8. Wood, Smith Bowen, James 8. Woodward, John Burnell, Pitts. B. M. HINCHJHAN. Secretary. J GARDNER COFFIN, Agent, mylo Northeast corner Third and Wood streets. fie Mutual Li reinsurance Co OK NEW YORK. F. EATCHFOED STAKE, Agent 400 WALNUT BTKKET, PHILADELPHIA. THE BUBINESBOF THIS COMPANY is conducted on the muiual principle, in the I eeQse °1 the term—the entire surplus, dedttcnw nuemary expeiMt being equitably I divided among the assured. *I,6SS,M?Is “ 1110 3 ' ear endln K 81sl •'““'7, | Assets Over Seven and a Quarter Million ' of Dollars. Cash on hand and in Bank. 4 130,060 30 Bonds and Mortgages 6,421,879 12 United Buttes Blocks 387 252 60 Real Estate 40JC9 la Due from Agents 60 Addllnterest accrued; but not yet due.. 80,000 00 Deterred presume, (esUmatedj 136,000 00 rremiume in course of transmisinon... 33433 38 tsawa, February 1,1861.., of premium Ivuxsr, and profits greater than ln other Companies. „V“ Psopoanon or Cub Assns to the amount at that o i any other Life Jnsu rantie Company in the United States. he mSfuhiS 6T , ery information will £&£«££&£ 6IP6D “ °-° appl,c “ uim ' b * , J - DARLUiaTON A: ELAOKSTOCK, y3L3md , 37 Fifth Street, Pitiaburj ; TtfitAWAEE MUTUAL SAFETY 1 IMS OFFICE, S. & COBUBB TBJMiAffi inh hr u^‘? I i^ i>iiLPJiiA - MARINE I INSuRAiICESon V easels. Cargo and FreizhL ta all I °L WarJd ' INLAND on Goods, by Rivers, Canale, Labes, and Land Car- RANCPN on UniDn - FUiE ®BU nnseeX“ ,llSe geMraU * Duaoions.—Wm. Martin, Edmond A. Bondnr Tbeophilue Pwdding, JohS N. Fewest “otoci Davis, Jarae* Traquair, Wm. Eyre, Jr James n Hand, Wm.C. Ludwig, Joseph Dr. R. m! Hnsmn, Geo..a laeper, Hugh Craig, ciaries Kel ley, Samnel E- Stokes,/. P. Pentalomflenrv Sloan Edward DarlingtonTH. Jones ißroqbe, ApenoOT MTlvrin Thomas C Hand, KoW J? Jacob p. Jones. James B, ATFarkmd, Joshua P Byre,-John BeSempia, tPiUsUirgk, D. T. Morgan.* A. B. Berger, do. j •. * 5 WIUiIAK President. TflOS a’ KkSSi R**ti Ltuoex, Secretary. ' , Wo. M 1 | »|M. H.|#fH'FWEX,: ft’. OFFICE ai the Pittsburgh Post, Fifth (tffCGt, XUtur Wood. jTl£ ALWIO B. laMKS £. gtnq M’CAIiMQOT & KERR, AT LAW, *®XNKLIN, VENANGO CO., myg&lyd Pennsylvania* H. W. Pattibson Gao. r. dawBo» PATTKRSOIV & DAWSON, attorneys at law, KUHN’S LAW BUILDINGS, Dlamoud Street, uear Grant. jaMr PITTSBURGH, Pi. H. F. K.I7CAB, „„ ATTORNEY at law, üb,, i No. T» Grant Strot ('l’lu-eo door« below the Coarl Hoiiaa,) ro ? S:1 7 _ fmzuoma, Pa. <L- BRACKESBIOtiE,'"" ATTOBNEY AT LAW No. 135 Fonrtli Si., PITTSBURGH, PA. TEETH I SAVE THEM before it is too late. I ’ k.IT'L, has removed to 246 PENN. • STREET, in the house formerly occupied i? ■>?' Keyeer, opposite Christ's Church.— iie will givo aii the modern improvement!*. Toetb inserted at various price*, from $l6 to $62 per set. i Her. w. D. Howard, Rev. Samuel Fin* ley, A-Bradley, A. G. M’Candlesa, M. D, J. H. Hop kins, W. H. Vankirk, Dr. Geo, H. Keyser, W. Nim Bamnel M'Kob. a027:1y DR. C. BAELZ, “ WATERCURE AND HOMEOPATHIC PHTSICfAN; ALSO— AGENT OF RAINBOW'S C£L£BKAT£I) TRUSB RUPTURES. d»Lly COB. PENN AND WAYNE HTB, JAMIES A. LoWRIE, Attorney ftt Law, Office, Fourth street, Pittsburgh, be tween Bmithfield and Cherry Alley. dellrly VX resumed TBE PRACTICE OF LAW, may hereaftor he found ut his office, Fourth street, Pittsburgh. teas ',*293,261 76 HAUL, Surgeon Dentist, successor • to <i. W. Biddle, No. 144 Bmithfield street Office hours from eight to 1 o’clock, an> from a to ft o’clock Mftrlt Cupping"awd "leeching, flit. A MRS. BEBK. Teeth extracted. Hot. Gold and Shower Hath: F BTWK.ITT Gram *irr*et sil, (goal, handles, &c. ALADDIN COAL OIL COMPANY'. BRKBRTON, JOHNSTON <b WILKINS, 46 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa., HAVE ALWAYS on hand a superior quality of LUBRICATING, ILLUMINATING and CRUDE COAL OILS. Also, LAMPS of every variety, Wholesale and R«Uul._ __ apldilj B. C. & J. H. NAM lER, ' MAXorACTuaxas or LARD OIL, CANDLES, ralm, Toilet and Bostn Soaps, Mo. 47 Wood Street* PUtabmrffh, Pm CIOKNEK FOURTH AND KuSS STS. i Pltu<jurgh, Ptu agent for uto receipt and vide t C A U It O N OILS, Keeps constantly on hand, and is roceiving heavy and light od* suitable for Lubricating and Rotining purposes, which wul be sold low for cash and rash p* l *- apfrOmdaw Mall ffiaper, NEW WALL PAPEH STOKE. HfCTWKJfiIt Kimi AM) LIBKKTY BTB, Mo. 107 iVlarket Street, The .subscriber is opening anew and large stock of PAPER rtmhracfng a compinta lor IweflioM, ;>u»r»s Offices, Oh lire bo*, *<•_, 10 winch no would rtw*j>®ctful!y inm« the Attention of thePuh 'if. hHTio|/ on enure an* t*iocfe of good* recjenUy pun*ha#v4 and now amrin*. Thorn* in warn of new good- will tind Lhem by looking through our tuWi'rUTlHOl. m«r£»l yd JOH. U. UIIOIIKS WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER] The Ijirgefit AHflortrnoij^^u.n^JPncea WALTER P. MARSHALL, No* @1 Wood Street, (Near Fourth, at the 014 Stand.) Ha* tor wale French, (term&n and American WAiiL PAPERS, FOR FA RIGORS, * HAJ.LB, CHAMBERS. CHURCHES, „„ ~ IXJDGES, Ac 50,000 rolls at 12$ cts. 50,000 rolls at 6, 8 and 10 cts. w wdow OuaTLura, Pmi Boakd Paurra, . Turn Corns, Cnusaa, Ac. Look for the Striped Front. Ibe only plan* i n town where a full assortment T French papers is kept. uuulri JAMES M. TAYLOR, alderman, OFFICE, 451 Penn Street, stii Wird 0 LLECTIONS promptly fcnade. Vy Deed*, Honda, Mortgages and other Legal wnting* l>Tawn. Acknowledgements Taken. Bills Prohaied. Tp&ly F BENCH WALL PAPERS, of Sprint; Importation, prior to enforcement of Ifa* new ! arm ’ £ re now HO,ci 35 P®r cent cheaper lb*n ran be hereafter. Style* yery beautiful. For aaie by ..»* U W. p. MARSHALL. 87_Wood street. GREEN APPLES.—IT barrels jus receiyed and for Bale bv HENRY H.COLLim SUNDRY PRODUCk.—. 100 UagH Pea Nut*; 75 do Feather* 50 boxee Cream Cheese; 8 i»bla Egni; l* k>bl« Mackerel, No. 3; 350 bushel* Dried Apple* 50 do do 1 eache* Bacon Bide* jiH°°i o ii r L BlNi m Btore and for 9ale by ’ JAttA. FRT2KR, corner Market and Pireteta. ] /) GROSS■BRTNDBETH S B”fITLS juet received and for sale by . Q WBOKfiE A. KELLY. Lrugaiat, _ IW __ 69 Federal street, Allegheny gAINTTouTs - FLOUR.— 200 bbla Melrose; I! P"; 1 * of 11)6 Waal; jOO Lafayette; javA.*! airt Vernon; for sale by - K^t 3t KAJ, PKNMOCK *_CO, ‘29 Wood eL New wall papers for the - FhU trade now open and receiving at B *oi JOS- R- HUUHFS, ... . Ko. 107 Market riroeL j\TOl ICE,—The friends of William £l f^rsl^ B f0 ?c d P »% o ““ Eicellencjr ’ I octiu.aw*2wd 1 0 o B r^?J LK PRIME HAVANA ORANGES mat received and for sale br REYMKR A BROS, T^ l „ Noa. 124 and 126, Wood .(real. ANNKR.S' 01L.—70 bbls, iorTai^bv B. A. FAHNESTOCK ICO, J corner of Find and Woods bU. TWO ACRES - OF - GROUND,' JUsx below Manohenter, lor sale bj anB B. CUTHBKKT A SON, 61 Market street. 100 BARREL LOVERING>S AND Fennaylvania Sjrnp in store. and for f“e»l MILLER A RIOKETHON. .$7,237,689 12 If) RIFLES! $lO RIFLES!! $lO RIFLES! 11 for sale by ~ BOWrt A TETLEY, 614 136 Wood bL Dwelling-house fobkentvT Rohb street. A comfortable and con veniQOt Dwelling House of 8 rooms with bath room. Sent, $126 lo April next. b *e3o 8. CUTHBKRT * Market bl Eowie knives—For mi e i^TEf g«ai ROWN * TETLEY,I36 Wno.j „ t . Olf, REFINERS.—6 casks superior , K”‘i or oil harrel “> making them DerfecUy “gut, lor gale very cheap by - *« l4 BEyRY H. COLLINS EGGS. —8 barrels fresh received and for sale hv „ JA& A. PKTZKR, Coraer M.rkei and Kirgl streets. TTALF PRICE IS - WHAT WHABE bttgto*. OaU oarij, CUU&BCiiii,ovV^V °* tfUadcetatMet. SEEDEN HAVE FLOY O, 3tWmarn, GklL— ’ Xo barrels Linseed Oil; U do Garbos do; moaned bj HEHBI ' ~ swears. WiH. .BEJJpTBTTy IMPORTER AND DEALER IN BBANDIES, WINEy, Old IHonongahela and Rectified Whisky! Wo. ISO Wood Btr««t, Pittsburgh. Pa fa22:6m »• B. & C. P. MABHLE, MANTTFACTUBEBS AU-r) X>BA.CiB»S I2KT t)OOK, CAP, LETTfB, and all kinds remoT6d fro “ No. 33 Smith field street, .^asgggP ll ™ ll^ WILLIAM CAILR & CO., Wholesale grocers, WINES, BBANDIES, GINS,&c. IMPORTERS OP ALSO, Ipistulsrs imd Dsalsn in FINE BID MONONGAHBLA BYE WHISKY, triMr aad 328 Liberty Street, ITl^lr PITTBBURQH, PA, WlLUajh CLAYXOK, . WHOLESALE A RETAIL I.XQITOB mebchamt, jfo. *T Diamond Alley, N«ar Wood Street, .. PSTTSBI7RGB, PA. , on hfln<i Blacfcherry, Cherry and ’ gnac Brandies, Old Mononganeta Rectified A^" k - y - mhlS K - ' ■ MIWOJLETOK & BRO. IMPORTERS OK 'v IfiE 8 , BRAND I E S , &c ALSO DKALKES IH Fine Old tVluskica, NO. 6 NORTH FRONT STREET, PBILA D&I+P&JAi Sflobarm and JStgars. w. i, l>. KINJiHAKT, HAirmrAOTTJMB un> duue ni all xun>6 TOBACCO, BNCFF A BEOARO, •P WO 130 WOOD BTRKCT*. I-V«\ AIIfsTHALr WhoUsaU and JUtnii DmUrr m GENUINE HAVANA SEGARS, asd Virginia Ch«wiß{( Tobacco, WOOD BTHBET, Gader tha Ht. CaarleH HoUu, oeU Wm. MrQla, Fhiia -0. W. Kioiireos, Pittsburgh IWILLEH & RICKETSON, WHOLESALE GROCEBS, un> nfpoKTtm oi BRAMDIKS, WINKS AMD SKGAR*. NOS. 321 AMU 228, COHNJCR OK DIRKSTT ANDJ&WiN HTR.RPTIM AND SO LB AQ&NTi) FOR SWEARER'S CITY GLASS PITTSBtTHGH, PA. Iron, lUlla, Cotton Yarns, Conatantly on Hand. fmr2 (Salaries. VUMiOtrs AMBROTYPE GALLEBY. —IN 7 LAFAYETTE HALL, KOURTH STKKKT KNTRA.NCK: ro THOSE PARTIES WANTING real floe Ambrotypen at a moderate price, and tUI who hat® been unable to obtain a good likeness «-laetthere*rtf»Hpeciiltilly solicited to call. J TRrjety of case?and frame- al trays on hand. Prices moderate and satisfaction guaranteed. * 0. GLASCOW, to?* 0 kt Fourth Street. Pittsburgh. ®ro«rs. F. Kamaa .. J. S. Ritrie IL U. R*tki (I-Alc at Miiiwr A Ricketson's.) KKYIB K K M. BItOTUERS, (Successor to Rktku A Atfosaao*.) Wh-.iVnale Dealers in POKtH.N FRUITS, NUTS, C* • NFKiT’!n>f FRY. SUGARS, FIRE UuKKm, Ac. Nq. 3fi Wood BL, and No. 113 Second street, Opposite 8t Charloo Hotel, _ PITTRB OBOE WILLIAM BAtiALEY, Wholesale Grocers, Wo«. 18 Ud 20 WuvJ Street, WM. fl. SMITH »»• H. SMITH A CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, I® SECOHD AND 147 FIRST STREETS uphoLstjery; „J'Vi‘,. 85 ., IKourtl1 stree W near Wood. SUBSCRIBERS MANUFAC ■ lure and keep constantly on hand ererr arti c f !r lr .-, lllle ’ " t: Cornices. Ornaments; Cm hUn Goods, Lomlorta, Feather Beds, k^ nd i i; Also, the celebrated Patent Sprint; Beds Ail kinds of shades. Blinds and fixtures? ** ea * *»-Prompt attention gfren to all orders for 111 Ung and laying down Carpets, Oil Cloths. Ac octt: lyd ROBERTS*ROENicK Apollo Ball Billiard Suioob. JOHN GANQWJSCH would remind V his old friends and customers that he Is still lo be found at his old stand!, Apolld Hall, entrant-, on Fourth street. He has always on hand the bet quality oflager beer, tml m connection with tb* hal, a well appointed billiard saloon, with *oo • tables, balls and cues. fie hem her the place, ApoUe Hall, Fourth at. near Wood, «n traneefroro Fourth. jy 10: 1 v AF ULTUN, BEL L AND BRIsS • FOUNDER, No. TOSEOOND Street; Pitts nnrKh, Pa. is prepared to furnish to order CHURCH, BTIUMBOAT, FACTORY^Affo OTH KR BELLS, OF Aid, SIZES, From 10 to 10, 000 pounds. BELLS made to order. tPTOP ANi COCKS of all sises, for Steamboats pu “ pa > COUNTER RAU INGB, and erery ranety of Brass Castings finishei in the neatest manner. K nrusnej BABBITS ANTI-ATrRITION wutii «%n P ! TKKT MERAUJC Sundries.— 160 bags Rio Coffee, ™ Molasses, 16 hnds Porto Rico Suar. 60 bbl« Refined do * “ do Yellow do 600 boxes Window Glass. n bbls N. Y. Syrup, 10 hf"“ N °' 8 *S£ g 6 Maoker °l| 10 bhbj No-2, medium, do for sale br 1.11 W. H. BkITH * 00', T 1 “ „HI SoooDd. .nd Its Front strewt AXES ON WESTERN LaNI^T— Persons owning lands in the WaaL who wish vo pay taxes, are informed that weattend to tha M5S^Vie d wT* “ en ‘ °i!“ e 8 WiBCOMin ’ B.OUTHBERT4 80N. M Mag feat a*. OLT’S REVOLVEKS! COLWfiB. VOLVKRSI—Just received, another lot hv erpresß of all the different kindamanakctured T Sharp’s Four Shot Repeated Alien's Seven do Smith A Wesson’s Seven Shot Repeaters - “ “ h»wn a trti rt j G BEEN APPLES.—IO barrels choice Green Apples, Just received rad for sale by „„ „ J! A. FfiTZER, Corner Marlret and First streets G® 1 APPLES—SO bbls., received this day, and for Bale by H KMBY H, CQM.IN3- PnLTm 2 £ S ' —bushels Some Neshannock Potatoes, joat received and for a 02 77 Y. ' .. JAS. A. FETBER, ~ Comer Market and First streets. FOR THE CHEAPESTHRYGOODS ui the city caU at - ' »™ n. HANSON LOVE’S. 7« Market street KNIVES—For sale by He2l BOWW ft TETLEY, ISftWood at KEEN APPLES—2S barrels, just re cel red and for sale by ' 004 HENRY H- YIOI.T.TVD a. BEANS.—3O bags white Leans forsale A* h J fool FENRT H.OQLLDIR /iATBRIDG-ES always on baud ibfTT. Vy 8. muskets anti rifles, also &r Sharps rifloa! 2360 and 90 bores. For side by t? 8 . Bowtt 4 Tgrunr. ; FURNITURE AND CHAIRS ! A.T i K,BX>XTOE33 PRIpPS, JAMES W. WOOJBWEJLIi, »os. »T and 90 Third Street. AMD < 1U fourth street, consisting ov AU, VARIETIES OP BTTLES AND FINISH, BQIUSU JTOB Hotels and Private Dwellings. to '“ d toe _ . >znax6; FOK~CASH .—A full tBbDr,!h BUREAUX, i j WARDROBES, Vna every article needed in a well furnished dwel- Hog, as well ns a splendid’ assortment of OFFICE PURHITURF, Constantly on hand and made lo ok er As the only terms on which business ib'Moue at this estab lishment is for CASH. prict ware made accordingly. Persons in want or anything'in the above lm«y would be advaatagod by calling si FACKINER A IRWUPS, No. 108 Smithfield street, below Fifth. J. V. Faoczzccßt JORM M; IBWIR. Under Care of tlie Francises* Brothers. This institution, situated IN LORETTO, Cambria County, Pennsylva nia, foui miles from Creason Station, on the direct route between Philadelphia 'and 'Pittsburgh, was chartered in 1858, with priviliges to confer the usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees. The loca tion of the CoUege is one of the most healthy in Pennsylvania—inis portion of the Allegheny Mountains being proverbial for its pure water, bracing air, and picturesque Beenery. The Scholastic year commences on the FIRST MONDAY after the Utb of AUGUST, and ends about the 28th of JUNE following. It is divided into two Sessions. Students cannot return home, between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neces sary for Land Surveying, Engineering Ac- Ac., will be furnished by the mstituaonto the Students. Instrumental ami Vocal < Music forms no extra charge. Students will be admitted'from eight years to the age of manhood. Tib ms —Board and Tuition, payable half yearly in ad ranee *lOO Washing and use of Bedding...- , lo Classical and Modern Languages, extra..-*- 10 Students spend Vacation at tne College 16 Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Connor, to the Rev. T. 8. Reynolds, 8L Mary’s, Loretto, and to other Clergymen of the Pittsburgh Diocese. pittshwrgh. pa. CONSTANTLY ON HAND SOUAEE ANDOVAL BONNET BOXES; Iso, mates to order PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES, suitable for Shoes, Dry Goods, at Eastern rices. Corner Virgin alley and Wood street, (third* tory—over Crazena* Bank,) Pitta* burgh, Fa. 1 ■ Jefcly Notice of Dissolution Partnership TVTOTICEIB HEREBY GIVEN THAT JL” the pwtoarnhiD lately existing betweenLEE A. BECKHAM and GEORGE A. KELLY of the city of Allegheny, under the firm of BECKAM A KELLY, was dissolved on the 22d of April 1881, by mutual consent - BECKHAM A KELLY. A**- The business will be carried on at the old stand by the subscriber, by whom all the business of the late firm will be settled! . GEORGE A. KELLY Allegheny, June 4,1881.—ie8-tf gOAP, CANDLES AND OILS. 1,000 Boxes Chemical Olive Erasing Boep, 600 do Rosen Boap in 1, 8 and ft ft bars 800 do No. 1 Palm Soap in 1,3 and 3lb bans 200 do Oleine do in Ilb bars, 150 do German do :lift bars, 260 do Friend to Woman Soap in Ilb bars 1.000 do Shaving and Toilet Soap in diflerent shapes and Rises. 600 Boxes Miners' Candles, 1,000 do Hydranltc Pressed and Mould Candles for Summer use. 300 Boxes AtUtUumtine Star Candles, 4s, 6s A 6s. 60 do New Bedford Sperm Candles, 4s, 6s A 20 do Wfti Colored Candies, 4b, 6s A 6s. 6 do Coach do, B do Star do, 10 Barrels No. 1 Lard Oil, 6 do do 2 do, 28 do Lubricating N 1 OiL 10 do do do SOil# 80 do Carbon IlluminatingoiL 85 do Ooal do do, On hand and for sale, by _ v B. -a *J. H. BAWTEB, To whom was awarded, by the U. 8. Agnetdtura Bomety, the first premiums for Oils, Soaps and togal*** mMfl PITTBBCHOH. ...Joa a bu^tbaT qaeblnes.— 10 cases y* cans Sardines—choice brands; ft M U ** U M U * S “ S*ndW “ “ “ boned In store end role by [se3l REYMKR A BBOS. fi DOZ. PARRISH'S HAiFßMrdk vf tio *' arrlB^‘s just receired “d lor sale by GEO. A. KELLY, - Allegheny city LEAO.— IUOQ Pigs, received by HENRY H. COLLINS. OA T 5.—400 bushels Prime Oats, in store and for sale by 1 JAMES A; FETZEE, Corner Market A First Bts PUMvfk, Pa Liquokice— -6 cases Sicily Liquorice in Mb boxes, . 3 “ ab na “ tost receded and for fseSl RBYIfRR 4 BROS. New goods at m mar-r-rt comprising of all the newest styles and fabrics piam and figured French Merinos, ladles’ water. S 3 Cl ?‘*i t for fnakinna desirable lot C fe dl i an “ Bh “ wli !’ f or Poll and Winter, mott “ sold oh 6a P’ “ Dio cash system is the Ladies, cell at 9« MARKET STREET. "* 34 H. J..LYNCH, LEGANT Goto and velvet PAPER HANGINGS—For s&iebv J 1 * 28 W. P. MARSHALL. KKA-1' BARGAINS In hoop skirts—New stylesjoat recaired at a great reduction m former pnoes. EATON, M A CRUM A CO„ IT end 1& Rtflh street, LEAD— 200 pigs, for sale by - BaSO HENRY R. COLLINS, *'U)UR—27 barrels freah ground 3 A J FKT7?R r ® C<iiTed S? d fOT Bl ‘ le b r ~~ s A-FKTZER, comer Market and Find .i, ' HA REELS SICILY CANARYkWtT juut received and for ule br GEOBSE A. KELLY, Dramriat, 69 Federal street, Allegheny. 25 BEEJE), just received ** v and for sale bv GEOBGE Jl KELLY. Drureiat. - 69 Fe^era{ street, Ali^eoj, 50 JDOZ. PURE CATAWBAWInF sIY/ or mod L^igmtea“, d 69 Federal street, Alleghany. BKOOM COEN BRUSH—3O bales, a superoir article, for sale by a “ 7 HENRV H. OOLLEVR ■ G»®2!fAPPEffl^a4biSsFrtoi« A P ter i, * <1 ‘fid fcr nto by 106 '' A FETZER, corner Markets ret JJURE OIJTpaLMSOIp; PURE OLD PALM 80AP - PURE OLD PALM EJQaP i^p,” "iVSn pnoe of an ordin.r, article sLuldX. the P tt OLD pa L m BOAP III6 OLJ) PAW SOAP i JJJJJ OLD PALM SOAP. Pomelo by 01J) P4LM 80 A**' -r —fr*^4K2ffiiSi£ L! . Hlite If AOiC, T7NGIHE BtJILDEB £ MACH INIHT 2525%253E^ ~ P**“* *5 °J?P r i »od warranted aa good'll Jjj) *®d Tobacco Sarevai i in the best pSw Jfe H * a ? ew »°* ffixeasnd *s? «nefer and pitch, to fiiteczHfc*taiELSi 4 ajao nuke, aSdhkre on^S^ [aigmeo, and Deck PnntwT La&e inhears ana dSS?^*®** 0 - em plana BSmebesiwide,bp#*3flt2?L to , o^d ® r : (msaattS^SSEfc ftArassfi: — myisiyd SSS2SBSPS£!!“ ... Jas a pbtzeb, Market sta v<:oa i BOOK CASES, (gducafimtal ST. FRANCIS’ CCI.LEaEj D. C. KNEGLAND current »nd goartft<trenln. ;^j^Jiw^^i£l? J BOitJfK S&V'MjTGfiw&itfK. C HAS T ESSiD: ij H'*>lAfir6 i j-kPKNcDAILYvfromiS and from November let to Mai Ist o’clock. ‘ •: ra~ Deposits received of ihil : ennis notlMkiglbi* On dimdOTdrof.thoprofiis dSSiradtirice a year, in June tod' declared nemi-nn in -Jmio' r ffrfd-I>Bidmber was organlaed/at'ifae rmUt^fM-w * , ra>'-oA\ieJ&^ei.Ssiffi« ( nt he dmoiitor as prinaiM 1 i«h&-hesir*>the'Bime w or •»**topreSehthßpiisKMk* M 5 U ' twelv. **“ d8S«»l»tWB»s»i»OMWU» Books containing the Chart*, BY-£»WB.KnIe “soS^ 10 ”' 1 fimiteedSal _. . ' rior tnfrrrtwpwffy n-3:.- wmuni J. Anderson.!. Jsniea: JJ D,iiee4a |em B “&tockr Hopewell Hephnnv ! - ( ( SSKSSK?: ffss-JKk* f^JJlfl* William Donglaa John Emma, . StS*®' " tStlt r Kichard ’ Hava, 61 * : Slia William 8. Lavely, ChriatiakiYeiiier ’ UOUUar Mlimiina, T~ . . OHARUH^Jg^c^; 1 Am HUM KY A No. 100 Bmlthfleld*Bfci„< New the corner of Fifth,. , ~ -. ASA loaned on Uoltlandßilrer, Diaioonifi,’ Jewel 3)lnarUcl” d fo/an 'j“* ci|ls *’ t»lu iKcoontßbl6 )it caseof vyfl 4 r -t ta.Qffio» floors from 7 A. U. to 10,&3k ? 4aa0 CB. !S BE h Y ,"s • J. J.! I'™ 1 '™ sjMKrnomKiate ,o»tn»dm. "AAD .ESTATE AND GENERAL : AGENT NOTES, BONDS, MORTGAGES Mil'ether B<wn nttee. ' (glass %Stprfeg. EXCBLSIOBQLABBWmfrfcf A. WOI.FE._F. T. PLOKKETTjJV fllMPttgr.l. WOLFE PLUNKETT * £O. GLASS MANITPAOTWRMBR W A K BiH O DOBTO* A Ho. 12 Wood Street, Corner of Hirst, W D - etiarfflOßM pUNNIii'GHAMS'&GaZIIISTS. iVw 8 ? 1 * 61 ? °F r ObiSS WOEESr—Warehonße, Manufactorers of Qiaas Ware and AmerarcjConTax tol *f??.f or patlor windows, cnblio boilumga. <srr^{ »pi lissfllofioM, Dissolution of Co-Partnership. THE CO-PASTEEBSHIP TLEftETO JL fore existing between JOHN P. hont * SfwwX under the firm , of r 'HCNT £ “ tb« day dieeohred by-mouialcoiuien* HF^NRy* a la , l ° .Settled by th-S,- MINER, whj la authxmiedto'elim the firm’s name m liquidation. •■ «j • ••• n?- * jfdaN PwffljMT, &bb&Y'*uher. - July 16 th, ISSL hemky Mtjsieif Successor to ' *-‘ >l HUNT * MTNTEB, r>ii< ■ - Wholesale and Retail '* BOOKS KLUF.R, STATIONER NosCTl and 73 FIFTH STREET,' > Next door to the Post Office. _>y» WANfgg^GOOPKE^ as* orop Fruit ***** corar or Diamond tod -KiMeaa iSSr. Pl “' foL «. GDNsf ™° f Ulo ® e “ : ■ ' RIFLES, s directed to oar splendid Mock, 1 * W. W..IODNB, No- 81 Wood .u THERMS CASH I—is JSW i,GKXH®! 1 NEW GOODS 11—OPEN TBB DAT iS! 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