Proposals for Army Wagon and Ambfc , lance Httrnesa. , - Omao» ABkrCiotHnro ua Eaoirraal ' Comer qf Bboard and IfercrretneU, f „ /.i-. -j-.‘ HWYotl, AngustB,lB6l.) - "PROPOSALS Witt . BE BECEIYED Jl atibli office for furnishing, by contract Army VagonTTamnnn Tffie proposals should state the price at which Quj saw be famished, at the places of maotuso* tore, and the prlch at which .they can be deliTcred at this depot; Ihe ’hßmber’which .can. he made by the bidder yHthin one month after.thareceipt of the order; alsa t% number which he can deliver with in one -• fellow ins spedflqaaopsaidtotheestaMiihedpStenra Four mulehtoeas Mfbltowvtovnt;; " '• • -<:• .-c .WH tfi ‘‘"n.tz.fj , . Two QuUOra—Brooch long, s% moifesinde, Bewedii&QMditehifngß 0f.96 inch irortlgip jsrspa 8 feet'll;-Q(Sheiiloiig, SKinches wide; ww£ pieces 2 feet iong. SK inches wide, with IK tock buckles; cross-strips to bucgle into stay pteoes* 6 feet long, IK inch wide; side straps 4 feet long, IK inch-Wide; tie strap&'lfi -inches long, K inch wide, tapering to a point, Two BeUy BandgL&ongsldeLs feet 8 inches tong, 2 inches mde, with a two inch buckle; short aide 1 fo6tsinchdsldhgaod2.inchea wide, Two Hair Collars, 18 to 19 inches long, with double straps fmd-jgal&leathera and buckles K inch wide. Twopairof strong Hames to suit, made of white oak root, Ironed with hooks, breast rings IK inch Bqture, staples and line rings. TWO JJem £tr ape—Lower one 5 feet. 6 nch es Tong, Ki wide; upper one 4 feet 8 inches long, K inch wide Two Bridles—-Crown piece 2 feet long, 1M inch wide; cheek pieces each 10 inchfcß long, 1M inch wide; front piece UK inches long, IKincn wide; stay pieces, from blinds to crown piece b, 16 inches long, IK bach wide£nose piece U inches long, 1 inch wide; bunds 6 inches lone, 6K inches wide; reins, longsideAfeetlongjldnchwide; short side 2 feet lodg, l inch wide, with 1 inch buckle; butte, tinned m alien, to weigh 6 pounds to the dozen Two pair Chain Pipes, 2 feet long, 2K inches wide Two pair Trace Chains, 7 ieet long, 16 links to the foot, of No fiflron, with T on one end, weight TKto 8 lbs per pair Twisted or straight une. pair -of Breast Chains, 23 inches long, 14 links to the foot, of No S iron Twisted Two Neck Straps, 8 feet linch long, 2K inohes wide, with sWinoh buckle Two Neck Chains, 4 feet 6 inches long, 14 links to the foot, No 4 iron. T and loop to be riveted on to the neck strap Twisted One saddle, made on Attakanas tree, head, gul let and cantie, ironed, covered in the usual way with halftanned honehide; flaps 20 inches long, 16 inohes wide; surcingle 7 feet 8 indices long, 2Kfccbes wide, with 2% inch buokle on one end, to oe fastened, to the saddle by. being ,nveted to two curved straps, IK inch wide; those straps are placed one on each side of the saddle-tree, one end is tied to the front part of the bar, to other end to the extension ofihe'bar behind the cantie, Spanish saddle fashion; stirrup leathers 4 feet 7 inches long, IK inch wide, with IK inch buckle; stirrups, malleable iron, tinned, bolt eye pattern, 4 to weigh 13K lbs to a dozen pair LEAD. Two PoUaro47Kto ISJtnches loc&madd the same as for Wheel harness TWo piar of Hames to suit, of same material as tor wheel harness, ironed, with hooks, breast rings sad line rings, with straps as in wheel har ness! Two Bridles, the same as for wheel harness Two Neck Straps and Chains, the same as for wheel.haraess Two Belly Bends, the same as for wheel Harness Two pair Chain Pipes, M “ Two mil Trace Chains, “ *• Two Crupper and Hip Straps Back strap 6 feet long, tapenng from 8K inches to 2K inches wide Hip Straps, each 2 feet 4 inches long, IK Inch wide, each with a hook at one end Two Back Bands, 8 feet 4 inches long, 3K inches wide Twe Martingales, 4 feet long, IK » ach wide, to buckle into the bit One Coupling Strap, 6 feet 6 inches inch wide One Check Bein, 4 feet long, 1 inch wide to buckle into the bit at each end, with a ring sewed in the eentre to receive the lead line One Lead Line, 21 feet long, % inches wide, with a buckle at ode end and an 8 inch loop at the other v One Whip, heavy plated horsehide, 6 feet 6 ncbcea long One Horse Brush, oval, pf bristles,—by—inches One Curry Combe, No 222—8 bar Thewhofe iq be packed in a box about 18 inches WidEfclffnches deep, 84 inches long, made of 1 inch stuff, coopered, wood hoops or Son, as many tap required Four,Horse .Harnessjaa follows, to wit: WHKER Two Quflors Breech straps, 8 feet 8 inches long, inches wide, sewed in 4-tncb rings of % Iron; hip straps 4 feet long, 3 inches wide; stay pieces 2 feet. 2 inches long, S inches wHe, with IK Inch buckles; cross straps to buckle into stay pieces 6 feet long, 1W inch wide; side straps 5 feet 6 Pt& tie strap? 16 laches lonfl£KdnCfiwiu& topering to a point Two Belfy Bands Tjong side 2 feet 4 inches long, inches wide, with a 2 inch buckle; short side 1 toot 6 inches long and 2 inches wide TWO Hair. Goiters, 22 to 28 inches long, with double straps and safe leathers and bucklesK inch wide Two.pafr*of strong Hames to suit, made o fwhite oak root, ironed with books, breast rings IK inch square, staples and line rings Two pair Hame Straps Lower one 6 feet 6 inches long. K inch wide; upper one 4 feet 6 inohes long, Kißch wide; of alum tanned leather Twoßridles Crown piece 2 feet 2 lochia long, \\i inch .wide; cheek pieces each 10 inches long, tv IK inch'wide; front piece 12K Inches long, 1% noh wide; stay pieces, from blinds to crown pieces, 16 inches long, IK inch wide; nose piece 12 inches long, 1 inch wide; blinds 6 inches long, 6 inches wide; reins, longaide 4 feet 2 inches long, 1 inch wide; short.side 2 feet long, 1 inoh wide, with 1 inch buckle; bite, tinned moilen, to weigh 6 lbs the dosen - Two pair Chain Pipes, 2 feet 6 inenes long, 2K Inohes wide Two pair Trace Chains. 7 foot long, 14 links to the foot, of No Z iron, twisted or straight, with T on one eniLweight 9 fits per pair Oaepair Breast Chains, 28 inches long, 14 linh-a to thetooVof No 2 iron, twisted Two Neck Straps, 8 feet 6 inches long, 2K inches wide, with 2Kinoh buckle Two NeckCbaine, 4 feet 6 inohes long, 14 link* to the foot, twisted No 4 iron, T and loop to be riv eted'on to the neck strap, swivel in tbechain One Saddle, made on Attakapas tree, head, gullet and cantie ironed, covered. In the usual way with half tanned, horse hide; flaps 20 inches long, 16 Inches wide*. surcingle 7 feet 6 Inches long, 2K inches wide, with a2K inoh buckle on one end, to befestenedio the saddle by being riveted to two curyed-ktrapa, IK inch wide; these straps are placed ope on each side of the saddle tree; one end istfed to the irqnt part of the bar, the other end to the extension of the bar behind the cantie, Spttnah siddlelhahion; stirrup leathers 4 feet 7 Inches long,lK inch wide, with IK inch buckle; stirrupsu.maUeableiron, tinned, bolt eye pattern, to weigh 18K pounds to a dozen pair. LEAD. Two Bridles, same as for wheel harness Two Collars, 20 to 22 inches long, made the same as for wheel harness Two pair. of Hamas to suit, of the wame material as for .vflbol harness, ironed; whh Hooks, breast rings and line rings, with straps as in wheel har ness Two Jfcck Straps and Chains, same as for wheel harness Two Belly Bands, same as for wheel bam ess Two phir .Chain-Japes, same as for wheel harness Two pair Trace Chains, aame aa for wheel har ness Two Cruppers and Sip Steps, Back Step 6 feet frpm 8)4 inches to 2)4 .inches wide Hip Btnpa with bookies each 2 feet 8 inches long. I)4inch wid& with wrought hooks Two Back Bands, 8 feet finches long, 8)4 inches wlaO: Two Martingales, 4 feet long 1)4 inch wide, to bocklelnfothe hit Cooplingfitrapj 6 feet 6 inches long, % Inch One Check Bets, ffoet 1 inch Jon&l inch wide, to tapkfe into the dU at eaoh end,usBi a ring sewed tatheoantretorecdyetho leadline Ited Line, Si fee Wong, % inch wide, with a bookie at one end and an 8 moh loop at the other One Whip, heavy plated horse hide, 6 feet 6 inches long - - (toe oyaft — by inche. Gne Curry Comb, No 222—8 bar -i? 1 ®™ 1 *? 1 in a box abonHlinches proces,^? IOnR, 14 link* to the foot, of m * teo% wh end added; end lead bn! tobefftEduioilg. ■;!-.• Thewholetobemado of the beat material, sew lngto bemadewith good waxed thread, and subject to lnapechon during the process of manufacture tod alsoirhenfinished When elx-mule harness.,iarequired, the lead eollxra,. bridles, hibnes, neck-atrapa, belly-bands, ehiUiHill** trao<«liaJnß,arnpper andThfistrara 6>**>“& , «4S?WS>SW,«‘n>P»«re doubled* olae toboSSf^il^ oncaofrondadded; and' lew lino m Teceivod for making and deßrenag«qfofencfrhjgne&B, for two or fonrmule or ndrao teKM-fl specification of which will be jpbim'of proposes and guarantee will be far- The pgjTflggg, fe reserved by and for the United ZSSSSBFS& m, ' npoal w^> enSSx* U»^t^io^sB Q foMnrßfi?iing^nh^- Wagon end Ambulance Harnea” M d addressed to a 'S’ «S as VINTON;* d. tMM * & ~ a Quart&ri&sterU A Army. Pumps, B6 most »proTM i tiifcfli 1> vdr«Ep<ffiflOW m this branch is noteqaaled&y rMtaa k> the following refiners OUGAR— *kMO-bmmWßrow4anHßr . M b«rela Crashed Bogin EJptKnwU Poirderedjtagaqto etoie and tor bale °*.nS No^faslraisgwwSTHxeet. jjaUraads, (BGf.‘ WINTER IfUUHGEINENT. IB6L ON AND AFTER HONDiY; NOVEMBER 4th. Pennsylvania Central Bailroad. EI«HT DAILY TRAINS. The theough mail train leaves the Passenger Station every morning, (except Sunday,) at 6.-63 a. m* stopping at all stations, and arriving in Philadelphlaat 10.30 p. m. THE TRROU9HEXPBESBTRAIN leaves daily at 4*40 p. dl, stopping only at principal stations, making: direct connection at Harrisburg for BJdti more, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore at 7:49 a. in. THE FAST LINE leaves the station daily, (ex cept Sunday) at 10dt0p. stopping, only at princi pal slatterns, connecting^at HaxSmrg tor Balti- THE JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves daily, (except at 8:00 p. m, stop ping all stations and running as far as conemaugh. FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Well’s station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 6.-40 a. m. SEOOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN tor Wall’s station leaves daily, (except Sunday.) at IkOO a. m. THIRD for Wall’s station leaves daily, (except Sunday.) at 4&0 p. m. FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall’s station leaves daily (except Sunday,) at 6:15 p. m. RETURNING TRAINS arrive in Pittsburgn as follows Express, Ll 6 p m; Mail, BS)S p. m; Fast Line, 1&) a. m; Jonnstown Accommodation, lfco6 a. m ; First Wall’s station Accommodation, 6&0 a. m.psecond Wall’s station Accommodation, 8:30 a. m; third Wall’s station Accommodation, L-05 p. fourth Wall’s station Accommodation, &06 p. m. Trams for BlairariUe and Indiana, connect at Blairsville Intersection with Johnstown Aocommo dation, and Express and Mail Trains East and West. The ravelmg 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, speed and comfort to all who may favor this Road with their patronage. V ARK. TO NEW Y0RK....„512 60 | TO BALTIMORE#) 60 PHILADELPHIA 10 00 I LANCASTER 866 HARRISBURG, $7 46. Baggage checked to ail stations on the Pennsyl ramo Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York Passengers purchasing tickets in cars, will be charged an excess according to distance traveled in addition to the .station rates, exoept from stations when* the Company hg« no agent. NOTICE—In case of loss, the Company will hold themselves responsible for personal be gage only, and for an amount not exceeding $lOO. N~ B^—An Omnibus Line tasoeen employed to convey passengers and baggage to and from the de pot, at a charge not to exceed 25 cents for each passenger ana baggage. For tickets apply to J. STEWART. Agti, At the Penn’fl R. K. Passenger Station, nos On Idberty and Grant streets 1801. THE 1862. MTTSBIJBQH, FT. WAYNi, & CHICAGO BAILWAY, TO ILL .POINTS IN THE SOUTH WEST, „ WEST AND NORTH WEST. WIKXER ARB A\’« KM Elf T 1 TIME to Cincinnati as quick, and to Indianapolis, Bti Louis and Chicago quicker, than by any other ronte WESTWARD TRAD®. FAST MAIL LLNB—Leaves Pittsburgh L 66 k. K. Arrives at 10.43 a. k. Making close connections with BeHofoniaine and Olerelana, Columbus A Cincinnati Road*; arriving at Fort Wayne at 4.50 p. u. Arriving at Chicago at 11.00 p. m. EXPRESS TRAlN—Leaves Pittsburgh 1.40 p h. Arrives atCresume 10.60 r u Making close connections as above. Arriving at Fort Wayne at 6 a m. Arriving at Chicago at 11:00 a. m. Bleeping Oars on this train from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, to Indianapolis and to Chicago, N, B.—The time to Cincinnati by both these trains is the same as by Steu Den villa. Trains on both Roads meet at Columbus, and passengers ail so into Cincinnati together. All Trains through to Chicago withoutohangeo; Oarfc. EASTWARD TRAINS. jjeare Chicago, 8.23 a. m and p m. Arnnnj at Fort Wayne at 2:16 p m and 12.80 a m. Arrive at Lima, SJO rk. and BXO a. u. Connecting with trains for Dayton and Cinctonat- Arriving at Crestline, .*8.30 r. u. and a. k. Connecting with trains tor Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Buffalo and the East, Arrivtng at Pittsburgh, 6XO a.-bl and 2XO p.u. All maxing dose connections with Pennsylvania Railroad trains for the Eastern cities, via Allen town and Philadelphia. OSUOnly one change of cars between Chicago ana New York, via Pitlsburgh and Alieotowoon train leaving Chicago at 6.50 p m, reaching Pitts burgh at 3AO pm,arul New York at 10.45 am. ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Federal bU Station, Allegheny City. NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION. Leaves Allegheny at 9.30 a m and p m Arrives at New Brighton at 11.10 “ 6.10 Leaves “ Arrives at Allegheny at 'economy Accommodation. Leaves Allegheny at 7.40 a m, 1260 p m and 6pm Leaves Economy At 6.0 d “ 9.08 am M 4 (n> *• MARKET TRAIN. Leaves Massilon aL.... 4 :*>o a m Leaves Alliance at 6.ju * m Arrives ai Allegheny at.......... 11 0J a m Leaves Allegheny at 3 60 p m Leaves Alliance at T 40 p B) Arrives ai MassiLon at 8.42 p ni ttS- Trams are run by Columbus time, wuirli is rd minutes slower than Pittsburgh time. are sold for the accommodation and m&rset trains at reduced prices. Trough trains connect as follows >— At Alliance, with trams on the Cleveland and Pitts* borgn Railroad. At Orrville, Ohio, to end from Miliersburg, Akron, Cuyahoga Falls, etc. At Mansfield, Ohio, for Mount Vernon* Shelby, San dusky, Toledo, Detroit, etc. At Crestline, for Delaware, Springfield* Columbus, Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,-8L Louie, Louisville, etc. At Forest, for Springfield, ; Bandusky, Dayton, Un cipnata, etc. etc. At Lima, for Sidney, Dayton, Cincinnati, Toledo,etc At Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette, Ind., Bt Dorns, andintermediato points in Central Indiana and Illinois. At Plymouth for Laporte. At Wanatah lor all points on the Louisville, New Aibtnt and Chicago Railroad. And at Chicago, wftn warns for all noints in Illinois, Missouri, lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota: For fanner information and througn tickets apply to GEORGK PA&KIN, Ticket Ag’u, Passenger Station, Pitts burgh. Through Tickets for sale at the Tioket Offices of the Company on the line of the road, to all parts of the United States. WM. Pi SHINN, General Passenger Agent, PiUabiugn. G. W. CAS3. General Superintendent. no 4 CLEVELAND a«IO PITTSBURGH RAILWAY. • CHANGE OF TUBE-WINTER ARRANGEMENT /Ail AND AFTKK MONDAY, Nov. 4> \Jr 1 SSL trains will leave the Depot of tho Penn sylvania Railroad. in Pittsburgh, as follows : RTTreBOTWHj^OOLUfiCBUS^J^D^CXNCINNAT' SHORT XINE, VIA STEUBENVILLE.' No change of cars between Pittsburgh and Cm cinnatL L®&t Arrive* Arrives Arrives Pitt: jQxg& at Columbus, at Cincinnati, at St Louis. 155 A M. 1158 A. M. 450 P. X. L4O r.x. 240 a, x. Tins roate is snorter to Cincinnati, Louisville, Columbus and all points Booth, than any other route. Splendid sleeping care attached to ah Night Trains. PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE. Leaves Ar.at Ar.at Ar. at Ar. at Pitta b’gh, Bocheater.'WeUsville, BteubNille.Wh’lng. 156 A. K. 3:10 A. *. 440 A. x. 653 A. X. 6:36 AM. 1:40 p. x. 256 P. 1L 350 A. IL 5:00 p. x, 656 t. u 1240 A. U. 146 AK. 243 P. il 840 AM. 450 AU. 350 P. k. 450 P. H. 6:16 P. il The 1:66 ak. and L4op. il Trains connect with Trains of C. O. R. R. for Janesville, Lancaster, Ac. Tne.sao p. il Train stops at all stations between Rochester and WeDsville*- PITTBBURGH A CLEVELAND LINE. Leaves Leaves Pittsburgh. Cleveland. L6sam. 946 am. 1:40 p. x. 840 r. K. The 1:40 p. 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 partacufir to ask for tickets via Cleveland Through Tickets can be procured at the Lib erty Street Depot, Pittsburgh. J: STEWART, Ticket Agent, For farther particulars apply to _ WILLIAM. STEWART, Agent At the Company's Office in Freight Station, Penn ttraet 7. R. MYERS, _ uo4 Gen'l Ticket Agent Cleveland. Ohio N £ s™£. TE vu IndiemapoUs & Cincinnati B. H and Terre llaute ind Layette and IndimiXrSSi'?,!? Salem, and Miohigan CentSßoada! fe/oHiraS? Through Freight' Train to INDIANAPOLIS. TKBRE*ffAUT^fLAFAYETTKand PERU. heights and passengers carried from Cincin nati or Lswrenceburg in less time than by any other route by twenty-four hours, and at as low rates. The only road by which shipments can be made from Cmchmatf to the} West, without breaking oußa made to J.E. GIBBONS, agent, at Cjgcianati; or W. B. CUTTaNG» agent at Law wfl] reoeive prompt attention, and no charge for commission; no cnargo far drtsyags ar commission <rf Lammuburg. For further mfonnafcon apply to THOMAS RATI- ll6 Water street,^agent of the Company, iwho lkpreparedto give; vsuubh asonpta for pas eeM«-*nd fr«dghtTo Indianapolis, Terre Haute. jntmfw „ H. F,LORD, President, JOHN P. CtaninuA General Freight twya IItIFORTAIVT. ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR W„ ST. JOSEPH, other points in Northern Missouri, the State or e Territories, should insist on having hokete that read by the n ; NOfTH MISSOURI BAILBOAD, to 8t Joseph It is the sßOKost mid quickest tine by thirteen hours to the remotest Jjpmt reached by ratLmta ia always as cheep as any other. 1 ’ , £ Kanau and all potato in NorthernMissouritwthe North Minonnitsii road. ' I—IHAACH. STURGEON, Prest. and GbnTSUpt North Missouri R. R Hnr»rK.Bnnta»B, Agent eelMtn .Indemnity Against Loss by Fire. if THE ;. FRANKLIN FIRE INSU JL .RANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. Offlce, N 0.456 and 437 OHiSSTNUT STREET, near Filth. SCAZXMXOT OF KsSVtSj Jahtaet Ist, 1860. JfybUsh&i Aggreeabty to An Act of Assembly, being • Plret Mortgages, amply secured.. fe Real Estate, (present yalne 61,) coat - 102,096 26 Temporary Ijoans on ample CoHstteral ' Secnntiep 89,1» 66 Stocks, (present value ($86,667 72,) cost- 89,786 66 Notes aud Bills .Receivable-.. i t »n oo Cash - .. 27,919 83 6B The only profits from premiums which t-hiw com pany can divide by law, are from risks which have been determined. Insurances made on ©very description of Prop, orty, in Town and Country at rates as low as are con sistentwitn security. Since their incorporation, a period of thirty fr Pffid losses by Fire, to an amount exceeding Four Millions of Dollars, thereby afford ins evidence of the advantages of Insurance, as nSwi^ftn^ 0 disposition to meet with promptness all liabilities. Losses j>aid during the year 1860, $82,168 3C. BIBIOfOBB. Charles W. Bancker, Mordecai D. Lewis, Tobias Wagner, David a. Brown, Isaac Lea, Jacob R. Smith, Edward C. Dale, George W. Rioharda, George Fales/ mw ,.„ „ CHAR N. BANCKER, President. G DALE, Vice President, WM. A. STEEL, Secretary pro lem. „ „ J- GARDNER COFFIN, Agent, mylfl rtortheaat cor Third and Wood airaata. Western Insurance Company, OF PITTSBURGH. GKOKRK UAKSIE, President; F. M. GORDON, Secretary CepU R. D. COCHRAN, Gen’l Agent. No. M Wauer street, (Spang A Co.’a Warehouse, up stairs,) Pittsburgh. * RI “ IIS ‘ “* i*>Jn of PHiKandMA KJNJa ftlntto. A Home Institution nu-agod by Directors who are well known in lbs non.mumtj, nod who are do* taroained, by promptness and liberality, to main tain the character which they hnvo assumed, as of ering the boat protection tr those who desire to be insured. Stock Accounts Mortgage- Office furniture Open Accounts, etc Cash Premium Notes. Notee and bills diucounted. George Dance, R. Miller, Jr„ George W. Jackson, James M'Auley, Nathaniel Holmes Alexander Nirmct, Wm. H. Smith, Chits. W. RickeLson, An<ixew Ackjey, Wm. MeKnight, Alexander Sf>eer, Hand M. Long, Rees J. Thomas rnrJB PHILADELPHIA PIEE ABTD LIFE mSURANCE COMP’Y NO. 149 CHESHUT STREET, Opposite th« Ooitom House, Capital «?10,100——Assets 9304,048. WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN SURANCE, either Perpeumi or Limited, on every description of Properly or Merchandise, at reasonable rales (if prem.iim. ROBERT P. KING. President, M. V.. BALDWIN, Vice President, DIKECTORB: E. K. Cope, George w. Brtwi, Josoph 8. Paul, John Clayton, o';i4rlofl Bujoh, E. R English, P. B. fiavery, C. Snermaa, 8. j. MagarKe*, iL Wilor, K. BiACiscaa, Bscreiarj. J. U.OOKKIN, Agent, jjfcly Oorner 'I rurd and Wood streeia tiAMUKL KiLA, becretory. WM. BAGALPTT. President. Offle*, Cor. of n«.rk«t and WtUr 8 la. Insures figajQrtt Loss and Damage m the Naviga tion of the Southern and Western Hirers, Lakes, and Bayous, and tbe Navi- gation o l Lhe beat*. lDs«r«t against Lou and Dtmagi by Fire. mkootom: Wtn. Bagaley, Bon. T. M.Howe, Jas. M. Cooper, Jus. Park, Jr., C. Zue, a. Harbaugn, B.F. Jones, H. C. Young, J. Caldwell, Francis Seilers, B. M. Kier, John B. Dilworth, Jobnßhipton, Barclay Presum. Win. G. Johnston. mh29:lydn. 6.30 “ 8.16 “ THu .Enterprise Insurance Co MiaJlA TVUeii /or Ols, .Tum, ot iirven or I'er ptlualiy. WiUmm Holmes A Co., I.tYiug-<Uin, Coperland A Co* James H. Lyon A <>>., H«»n. Then. M. Howe, Wlllmir. H. lively A Co., Janie* Marshall, Km|-, Al len Kramer. Khu., George ti. Bryan A Co* Wilson, McElroy A Co . Wilson, (iarr A<‘o, Joiiti T.l»ogHn A Co., Jw'.b Phi□ ler s Co, Haney, Brown A Co. I 'A RLJ M»TuN A BLACKBYchh.. Ageuts, *pl&3in Otitox Bank Hiook, No. 37 Filth at. KY THE Eeliante Mutnal iasarunte Compan Of Philadelphia, On buildings, .Limited or Perpetual, Mer chandize. Furniture, <fec., in town or oountry. Cash Capital, ©2*9,510 80. Assets, 8303,508 99. PFFICS NO. 308 WA LHOT STREET. , lnrei'l&d &B follows, ns First Mortgage oq Improved City Property, worth double the amount $166,600 00 Ground rent, tlret class 2,46*1 60 Pennsylvania Railroad Co.V 6 $ cent. Mortgage Loans, $30,000, cost Philadelphia city 6 per cent loan Allegheny County ti $ cent. Pennsyl vania Railroad Loann Collateral loann, well soured - Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad company, mortgage loan 4,000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad Company Stock... 4,000 00 Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance C 0... OO Stock of County Fire Insurance Co ...... 1,060 00 Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance C 0.... 700 00 Commercial Bank do 6,136 01 Mechanics' Bank do 2,012 60 Union M. Insurance Go’s Bcnp 100 00 Bills Receivable, business paper 16,297 18 Book Accounts, accrued interest, 01e....- flfafl 72 Cash on hand and in in hands of agents.. 11,386 16 Clem Tingler, Samuel Blspham, William R. Thompson, Robert Steen, Frederikc Brown, William Musser, Cornelius Stevenwon. Bemamin W. Tinrley, John R. Worrel, Marshall Hill, H. L. Carson, Zu Lothrop, Robert Toland, Charlea Leland, Frederick Lenoig Jacob T. Bunting, Charles 8. Wood, Smith Bowen, James 8. Woodward, John Bisaell, Pitta. li. M. HLNCHMAN, Secretary. J GARDNER COFFIN, Agent, my 18 Northeast corner Third and Wood sweets. file Mutual Life Insurance Co F. RATCHFOED STARR, Agent, 400 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. npHE BUSLNESSOF THIS COMPANY J. is conducted on the mutual principle, in the strictest sense of the term —the entire surplus, deducting nseetxary expenses alone, being equitably divided among the aaiured. Receipts for the year ending Sist January. 76. * 3 Assets Over Seven and a Quarter Million of Dollars. Cash on hand and in Bank. 4 120,060 S 9 Bonds and Mortgages 6,421,870 12 United States Stocks 3*7,232 60 Real Estate 40,239 13 Due from Agents 20,466 60 • 50,989J366 74 AddJlnterest accrued; but not yet due.. 80,000 00 Deferred premiums, (estimated) ... 136,000 00 Premiums in course of transmission... 33432 38 Gross Asarra, February 1,1861.........57,237,989 1 2 Rates of premium lower, and profits greater than in most other Companies. Tai Proportion op Cash Assrts to the amount at risk is yrcofer than that of any other Life Insu rance Company in the United States. Pamphlet? anu every requisite information will ,d of expense on application* by letter or otherwise to J 3- - , JjAKUNGTOM k BLAOSSTOCK, ef2i_ 27 Fifth Street, FSttabnW P EM -uAWAKE MUTUAL [SAFETY •THBLaoisr inc ORPORATED iias 1 9? PENNSLVANIA. 1885. •Ox’FJCICt S, S. CQJ£?fKR , PTJTi>n <wn DiMCWaa—Wm. Martin, Edmund A. Bonder Theophilas Paulding, John K Penrose, John'S Baris, James Traouair, Wm. Eyre, JrTjames C Hand, Wm. 0. Ludwig, Joseph H. Seal, Dr. R. M Huston, Geo. G. liep*ft ; Hqgh Craig, Charles Kel.* ley, Samuel E. Stofiee,J. F. Penunon, Henry Sloan. Eiwanl Barlingtob. Hi-Jones Brooke, Spender iCUwun Thomas C. Hand, Robert Burton, Jr Jacob B. Jones, James B. M’FarlAnd, Joshua p Eyre, John a Semple, Pituixirgh, B.T. Morgan, A. B. Berger, do._ Wild JAM MAHTttV President THOS C. HAND, VicePrerfdent KarKT Ltlsttui, Secretary. M P. A. MABK{RA,jLgenl No » Water street Pittsburgh, jBIEPKtf. ABSKTB, OOToBKK 30th, 1860. slnXc t 0 B B FIEE INSURANCE. UK PH 1 LAPKLPHiA. FIEE INSURANCE $303,608 90 CLEM TiNGLEY, Preside*. Pißioroas. OP NEW YORK, jjrojfmtoaal. WM. H. WHITNEY, notary public. OFFICE at the Pittsburgh Post, Fifth street, near Wood. fris AtTRIP n. , taK*r £. ktop M’CALMONT & KERR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FKAHKLIN, VENANGO CO., mya3=lrd F.nniiylvnnUu Gn. r. Uawbod PATTEBSON A DAWSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KUHN’S LAW BUILDINGS, Diamond Street, near Grant. j??- 1 / riTTSBU&GB, PA. B. F. LUCAS, attorney at law, OB«., *«,. Ta Grant Strut (Three doors below tho Court House,) m,ad, Pitthhukqh, Pa £. BBACKEKBIDGE, attoeney at law OCBc., No. 139 Fourth SL, PITTSBURGH, PA. )a3t:l, TEETH J C SAVE THEM BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. MLL, has removed to 246 PENN • STREET, In the house formerly occupied u? Dr. G. H. Keirser, opposite Christ’s Church.— He will give all the modern improvements. Teeth inserted at various priceajrom $l6 to $62 per set. w. D. Howard, Rev.Bamuel Fin ley, A. Bradley, A. G. M’Oandless, M. D., J. H. Hop kins, W. R. Vankirfc, Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, W. Nim ice. Samuel M’Kee. au37:ly DR. C. BAELZ, WATERCURE AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ALSO—AGENT OF RAINBOW’S CELEBRATED TRUSS FOR RUPTURES. dJI-.ly COR. PENN AND WAYNE STB. JAMES A. LOWIiIE, Attorney at Law, Office, Fourth street, Pittsburgh, be tween Smith field and Cherry Alley. del Lly .4 63,000 00 ... 2460 oo 260 00 ... 7,809 43 ... 18,361 99 ... 27,606 2u ... 174,076 14 George s. selden having resumed THE PRACTICE OF LAW, tpay hereafter be foand at his office, 122 Fourth street, Pittsburgh. 1e29 HAHL, Surgeon Dentist, successor e to 6. W. Biddle, No. 144 Smithfleld street. .5203,261 76 Office hours from eight to 1 o’clock, and from 2to 6 o’clock. fel6:lv CUPPING AND LEECHING, flit A MRS. BRISK. aa»Teeth extracted. Hot, CoU and Shower Baths »olS:ly F. 8E5E.177 Grant street- ®il,_®oal, <BaiuUes, &c. ALADDIN COAL OIL COMPANY. BRKRKTON, JOHKSTON & WILKIHB, 46 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa^ HAVE ALWAYS on hand a superior quality of LUBRICATING, ILLUMINATING and CftUDE COAL OILS. Also, LAMPS of every variety, Wholesale and Retail. apl&ly B. C. & J. H. SAWYER, LARD OIL, CANDLES, film, Toilet and Rosin Soaps, So. 47 Wood Street, Pittibargh, Pa CORNER FOURTH AND ROSS STS., Pittaqurgh, Pa, agent for Lhe receipt and Bale ol CARBON OILS. Keepa constantly on hand, and Is receiving heavy and nghtoils suitable for Lubricating and Refining purposes, which will be sold low for cash and caan twVv. apQAmdew |japer, &c NEW WALL PAPEB STOKE. BETWEEN FIFTH AND LIBERTY STB, No. 107 iUarket Street, THE SUBSCRIBER IS OPENING anew and large stock of PAPER HAiWIiYCiS. Embracing a complete assortment ler i>welllnga, Stores, Oince& JJalla, Churches, to which he would respectfully invite the attention of tbePub hr. having an entire new stock of goods recently purchased and now arriving. Those m want of new goods will find them by looking through our assortment. marfclyd JOS. it. liCidlKS WALLPAPER! WALLPAPER*! The Ijirgeal Assortment and lowest I*ncen in Pittsburgh. Come kuUpoo WALTER P. MABSOALL, Ho« 8T Wood Street, (Near Fourth, at the Old Staad,) Haa for sale French, German and Amor!can WALL PAPERS, KOK PARLORS, 13 ALLS, CLAM BEKS, CHURCHES, LOKSEB, Ac 50,000 rolls at 12* cts. 50,000 rolls at 0, 8 and 10 cts. W anton Cobtajssj, Fiaa Boaxo P surra, 'lberia Covins, Ckliwss, Ac. J&* Look for the [Striped Front. The only plaoe in town where a full assortment of Prepoh paper* »■ kept- nwlA JAMES M. TAYLOR, ALDERMAN, OFFICE, .51 Peun Street, sth Ward Collections promptly made. Leeds, Bonds, Mortgages and other Legal Writing- Drawn. Acknowledgements Taken, Buis Probated. ap&ly French wall PAPERs,”of s P ri£^ Importation, prior to enforcement of the new bind, are now sold 30 per cent, cheaper than OAn be hsreaftcr. Styles very beautiful. For sale by . hoU W. p. MARSHALL. 87 Wood street GREEN APPLES.—I 7 barrels just received and for sale by • HENRY H. COLLINS. SUNDRY PRODUCE.-- DO Bags Pea Nuts; 76 do Feathers; 60 boxes Cream Cheese; 8 bbls Eggs; 60 U bbls Mackerel, No. 8; 260 bushels Dned Apples; 60 do do 1 e aches; Bacon Sides; 100 Oil Barrels; in store and for sale by" JAS. A. FATHER, corner Market and Firstista. 1 A GROSS BRANDRETH'S PILLS, ALa just received an<i for sale by GEORGE A. KELLY. Druggist, Ml 9 89 Federal street, Allegheny. gAINT LOUIS FLOUR.— 200 bbls Melrose; 300 ** Pride of the Wast; 100 44 Lafayette; 100 44 Mount Vernon; for sale bv M24-3t KAY, PENNOCK A CO, 29 Wood st. NEW WALL PAPERS for the Fall trade now open and receiving at _ JOS. R. HUGHES, Ba2l No. 107 Market street JAMES HOLMES & CO., PORK DEALERS, and dealers in Provisions, oorner of Market and Front sts. 86:1yd* 1() BARRELS PRIME HAVANA A V/ ORANGES just received and for sale by _ REYMEB A BROS^ se 2l Nob. 124 and 126, Wood street. TANNERS’ 01L.—70 bbls, for sale b} X B A. FAHNESTOCK A CO., oorner of First and Woods sts. TWO ACRES OF GROUND, JUST below Manchester, for sale by _auB _ S. CUTHBERT A SON, 61 Market street. I ()() BARRELS LOVERING'S AND A Pennsylvania Syrup in store, end for sale by [gelt] MILLER t KICKETBQN. <£l0 kif LES! $lO RIFLES!! $lO xl v RIFLEBIII lor Bale by WELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.— No. 38 Robs street. A comfortable and con venient Dwelling House of 8 rooms with bath room, gas, Ac. Rent, $125 to April next. se3o 8. CUTHBERT A SON, 61 Market at. EOWIE KNIVES—For pale low by seal BOWN A TETLEY,I3B Wood st OIL REFINERS.—6 casks superior paint for oil barrels, making them perfectly tight, for sale very cheap by »el 4 HENRY H. COLLINS Ep GGS.—B barrels fresh Eggs, just J received and for sale by JAB: A. FETZER, a 027 Corner Market and First stroeta. Half price is what we are ■Ailing ont a great many kinds ol ourSnm mer Dress Goods, Dace Mantles, ko. for the best bargains. Call early. c, HANSOM LOVE, 74 Market attest. PLOY 1 ), T) OTA T O E S.—J.OO bushels Prime , Neshannock Potatoes, just received and for sale bv JAB. A. FETRER, Corner Market and First streets. Fob the cheapest dry goods in the call at ana C. HANBQN LOVga 74 Market street. BOWK a TETLEY, 138 Wood sL i "lAMP KNIVES—For sale by SOWN * TETLEY. 138 Wood at I ’IBEEN APPLES—2S barrels, just re cetved and for sale by <** HENRY H. COLLINB. BEANS. —30 bags white beans for sale by fool HEiVRY H COLLma. always on hand for V-/ 8. muskets and rifles also for Sharp’s rifles, 28 60 and 80 bores. For sale by ,trft SOWN k TKTLKY, ' V/ 10 barrels Linseed Oil; U do Carbon do; received by HENRY JU m«j.i>a UShttrs amt Slogan. WITI. BENNETT, IMPORTER AND DEALER m BRANDIES, CORDIALS, WINES, Old loDongahelu and Rectified Whisky* Ho. ISO Wood Straat, fa22:6m Pittsburgh, Pa. 8. B. &. C. P. BABBLE, MANUPAOTtrEEBS DEALERS IN' XJOOK, CAP, LETTER, and aU kinds ° f TRAPPING PAPER, jaye removed from NO. »T WOOD STREET to So. S 3 Smllofield street, PITTSBUBGH, PA, or Trade for Rags. »p 9 iWILLUn DLAYTOM. WHOLESALE A RETAIL UQUOB MERCHANT, Wo. S’* Diamond Alley, Wear Wood Street, „ ~ PITT3BURGH, PA . n Always on hand Blackberry, Cherry and Cognac Brandies, Old Mononganela Rectified wn '» k y- mfalfl E. P. JMIDDLETOS & 880. T „ „ IMPORTERS OF WINES, B K A N D 1 K S, &e ▲ Lao DKALKKa IS Fi«e Old Whiskies, NO. 6 NORTH FRONT STREET, aplO:ljd PHILADELPHIA. Sfofratta and gegars. w. & D. RINEHART, msu7AGTgEsn an dials* m all xme TOBACCO, SUJIFF a SEOARB, nplILSy NO ISO WOOD_STKBBT._ LYON ARYSTMAL, & r hoUsaU and Rslail DtsaXtrr in GENUINE HAVANA SEGARS, AHD Tirgrtnia Chewing Tobacco, WOOD STREET, under the St Charles Hote M QOll PITTSBURGH, PA. Wsl Matin, Phiia -c. W. Kjcsjrsoa, Pittsburgh HILLER & RICKETSON, WHOLESALE GROCERS, 4TTD IKPOBTIB9 Of ■R.ASDIKS, WINKS AND SEOAU, BOS. m AND 223, COKNEK OF LIBERTY AND IRWIN STREETS, ADD SOLE A GENTS POE SWEARER'S CUT GLASS. PITTSBUBGH, PA. Iron, Halls, Cotton Tarns, Ac., Constantly on Hand, fmr2 (Salaries. GLASGOW’S AMBROTYFE GALLERY, —IN- XjA.FA.~Y' JSTTB HALL, FOURTH STREET ENTRANCE: TO THOSE PARTIES WANTING real fine A rabrotypes at a moderate price, and all who hare been unable to obtain a gooa likeness elnewhere are respectfully solicited to calL Large variety oi canes and frames always on hand. Pncou moderate and satisCaciion guaranteed. C. GLASGOW, rnylO 84 Fourth Street. Pittsburgh, €rotra. P. ..—J. S. Rxthxr. H. D. Ranu (Late at Milier A Ricketson’s.) REYHER k BROTHERS, (Successor to Raruaa A Avdsbsoil) WholeMitie Dealers in FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, CONFECTIONERY, SUGARS, FIRE WORKS, Ac. No. 89 Wood bu, and No. 113 Second street, Opposite St Charles Hotel, WILLIAM BALALEY, Wholesale Grocers, Iffoa. IS end 20 Street, WM. H. bM (TU WM. H. SMITH X CO., WHOLESALE GROCE.RS, ill secobd &xo 14/ rifts r streets mr74 PUtibvrfli, Pt 1 500 l,liS «Ai/fs, l.ow i.HH. URKAM TARTAR, (Hi kkg hi carb soda, HO I,as COCHIN FA I , 10 Ku.XKi O-.WK'C J CO UN STARCH Just received nn.i f .r sale h y CEO. A KF.K.L.Y, Druggist, .. oc _ Federal elroet. city. UPHOLSTERY, No. 85 Fourth Street, near Wood. rpHE SUBSCRIBERS MANUFAC -1 tore and keep constantly on hand every arti cle in their line, via: Cornices, Ornaments, Cut tain Goods, Comforts, Feather Beds, M&ttraseescu all kinds; also, the celebrated Patent Spring Bedfl All kinds of shades, Blinds and Fixtures. attention Riven to all orders for fli ting and laying down Carpets, Oil Cloths, Ac. octlT Iyd ROBERTS A RQENICg Apollo Hall Billiard Saloon. TOHN GANGWISCH would remind fj his old friends and customers that he is still to be found at his old stand, Apollo Hall, entrance on Fourth street. He has always on hand the be* quality oflagerbeer,and in connection with the hall, a well appointed billiard saloon, with goo • tables, balls and cues. Re bomber the place, Apolle Hall, Fourth et near Wood, entrance from Fourth. jylOsly A FULTON, BELL AND BBASb . FOUNDER, No. JO SECOND Street; Pitts ti, Pa-, is prepared to furnish to order. CHURCH, STEAMBOAT, FACTORY AND OTH ER BELLS, OF AI,T,RT7.ra From 10 to 10, 000 pounds. CHIME BELLS made to order. STOP A_Nl GAUGE COCKS of all sizes, for Steamboats MINERAL WATER PUMPS, COUNTER'RAH INGS, and every variety of Brass Castings finiahe j in the neatest manner. BABBIT’S ANTI-ATTRITION METAL FULTON’S PATENT MERALLIO PACKING, Steam Engines. apSUly SUNDKIE&H 160 bags Rio Coflee, 160 bbls (oak,) N. O. Molasses, 16 hhds Porto Rico Sugar, 60 bbls Refined do 2ft “ . do Yellow do 600 boxes Window Glass, 26 bbls N. Y. Syrup, 16 “ No. 3 Large Mackerel, 10 hf u do 10 bbls No* 2, medium, do for salebv W. H. SMITH A O <y, llB Second, and 140 Front street Taxes on westekn lands.— Persons owning lands in the West, who wish to pay taxes, are informed that weatiend to the receiving and payment of Taxes in Wisconsin, Minnesota, lowa, Ac. 8. CUTHBEST A BON. WlB 61 Market COLTS REVOLVER I COLT'S VOLVERSI—Just received, another lot by express ol all the different kinds manufactured. Sham’s Four Shot Repeaters; Alien’s Seven do Smith A Wesson's Seven Shot Repeaters. For aale tiy SOWN A TKTT.EY GREEN APPLES.—IO barrels choice Green Apples, just received and for sale by J. A. FETZER, a 026 Corner Market and First streets , KEEN APPLES—SO bbls., received VJI this day, and for sale by _°°2 HENRY H. COLLINB. FURNITURE AND CHAIRS AT REDUCED PRIOFS JAMES W. WOODWELL, Mob. st and 90 Third Street. AND m fourth street, CONSISTING OP ALL VARIETIES "OF STYLES AND FINISH, SUHIBLI FQ» Hotels and Private Dwellings, ‘“ended to, and the Furniture cvelaHyjncked and boxed Steamboats and Hotels turniataed at short notice. Cabinet Manors supplied with ererr article In the lm «- mare T7URNITURE FOR CASH.—A full -flu -assortment of Pittsburgh manufactured FURNITURE, embracing BUREAUX, BOOH OASEB, WARDROBES. yad every article needed in a well fnmißhed dwel ling, as wen as a splendid assortment of OFFICE FURNITURE, Constantly on hand and made to oner As the onij terms on which.business httoneaiihis estab lishment is for CASH. price s are made accordingly. Persons in want of anything in the above line, would be advantaged by calling at FACKINER A IRWIN’S, No. 108 Smithfleld street, below Fifth, jr. D. Fackhhk, Joim M. iawoi. ST. FRANCIS’ COLLEGE, Under Care of the Franciscan Brothers. This institution, situated IN LORETTOj Cambria County, Pennsylva nia, fom miles fronrCreaaon Station, on the direct route be twee n Philadelphia and Pitta burgh, was chartered in IBS&fwitn priviliges to comer the usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees. The locar tion of the CoUegeria one of tbemost healthy in Pennsylvania—-this portion of the Allegheny Mountains being proverbial for its pure water, bracing air, and picturesque scenery. The Scholastic year oommenoes on the FIRST MONDAY after the 16fcb of AUGUST, and ends about the 28tfa 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 Institußonto the Students. Instrumental and Vocal Music forms no extra charge. Students will be admitted from eight years to the age of manhood. Txmo—Board and Tuition, payable half yearly in advance $lOO Washing and use of Bedding..... 10 Classics? and Modern Languages, extra..—. 10 Students spend Vacation at the College..l6 Reference can be made to the RL Rev. Bishop O'Connor, to the Rev. T. 8. Reynolds, St Mary’s, Loretto, and to other Clergymen of the Pittsburgh Diocese. CONSTANTLY ON HAND SQUARE ANDOVAL BONNET BOXES; Iso, makes to order PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES, suitable for Shoes, Dry Goods, Acu at Eastern rices. Corner Virgin alley and Wood street, (third tory—over Giueens’ Bank,) Pitts* burgh, Pa. JeShly Notice of Dissolution Partnership Notice is hereby given that the partnership lately existing betweenLEE A. BECKHAM and GEORGE A. KELLY of the city of Allegheny, under the film of BECKAM A KELLY, was dissolved on the 22d of April, 1881, by mutual consent BECKHAM A KELLY. AST* 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! Allegheny, June 4,1851.—ie6-tf gOAP, CANDLES AND OILS. 1,000 Boxes Chemical Olive Erasing Soul 600 do Rosen Soap in 1, 9 and 8 ftßan 800 do No. 1 Palm Soap m 1,8 and BB> bans 800 do Oleine do in Ift bars, 160 do German do i 3ft bars, S&o do Friend to Woman Soap in Ift bars IfiOO do Shaving and Toilet Soap in different chapes and sices. 600 Boxes Miners’ Candles, 1,000 do Hydraulic Pressed and Mould Candles for Summer use. 800 Boxes Adamantine Star Candles, 45,6 s A fla. 60 do New Bedford Sperm Candles, 4s, 6s A 6h. PJTTSBORGS 20 do Wax Colored Candlee, 4s, 5a A 6*. 6 do Coach do, & do Star do, 10 Barrels No. 1 Lard Oil, 6 do do 2 * do, 26 do Lubricating N 1 Oil, 10 do do do 2 OiL 60 do Carbon Illuminating OiL 2S do Coal do do. On hand and for sale, by a a i J. H. SAWYER, To whom w*B awarded, by the U. 8. Agriculture Society, the first premiums for Oils, soaps and Candles. mfria gAKMNES.— ~ PITTSBURGH. ...jos. il huntkrT 10 cases % cans Sardines—ehoice brands; 6 “ Uj « « it tt 8 “ HandK « - « boned; In store and sale py [seB] REYMEB A BROS. 6DOZ. PARRISH'S HAIR RESTOR ATIVE; 6 do» Parrish’s Elixir; just received and lor sale by GEO. A. KELLY, AHotfhenydtT I£AD.—lOOO Pigs, received by sea HENRY H. COLLINS. QAT 5.—400 bushels Prime Oats, in store and for sale bj JAMBS JL FETEER, • Corner Market A First sta LIQUORICE— -6 eases Sicily Liquorice in 6 ft boxes; 8 “ Calabria “ lost received and for Bale by fseSl RRYMKR * BRO& TWTEW GOODS AT 96 MARKET ST. t JLv comprising cf all the newest styles and fabrics plain and figured French Merinos, ladies’ water, proof Cloaks, and Cloth for making a desirable lot of ladles and children’s Shawls, for Fall and Winter. Ail will be sold cheap, as the n °»h system Is the motto. Ladles, call at 96 MARKET STREET. H. J. LYNCH. I. EGA NT GOLD AND VELVET PAPER HANGINGS—For sale by ae2B • w. P. MARSHALL. HEAT BABGAINS IN HOOP SKIRTS—New styles just received at a great reduction in former prfoes. EATON, MACRUM A GO, »" 3 IT and la Fifth strait. EAD—2OO pigs, for sale by sago HENRY U. COLLINS. RYE FLOTJB—27 barrels fresh ground Rye Flonr.reeeived and for sale by JAS A. FETZER, comer Market and First its: A BAEBELS SICILY CANABY SEED! Just received and for sale by . GEORGE A. KELLY, Drmodit, Bel 3 69 Federal street, Allegheny. Q A BBLS. HEMP SEED, just received At and for sale by G EOBGE A. KELLY, Drnggist, sel9 69 Federal street, Allegheny. Af) DOZ. PUBE CATAWBA WINE, Y V for medicinal pnmoses, just received and for sale by GEORGE aTKELLY, Druggist. eel 6 69 Federal street, Aileghenv BOOM COEN BBUSH—3O balee.l Buperoir article, for sale by M 7 HENRY H. COLLINS /2J.REEN APPLES.—24 barrels choice Si a A ? pl l%i2|iJ, ec ® iT6<l “ d for sale by lAS. A. PEVAKB. corner Market and First JJUBE OLD PALM SOAP, PORE OLD PALM SOAP. PUBE OLD PALM SOAP. I am in receipt of a large lot of pare old Palm Soap, equal to any toilet Soap now in use. Itscom stant use is a sure prevention of fh hands, face, etc, etc. ThoS, wishing . ,ooX, TfVS price of an ordinary article should uaethY PURE OLD PALM SOAP PURE OLD PALM SOAP! PURE OLD PALM SOAP. For sale l£ DEEOU>PALMSOAP - „ . JOSEPH FLEMING, cot comer Market street and the Diamond <S> M. BOLK, T?NGINE BUILDEB A MACHINIST 43d. GREAT WESTERN PLAINING MILL, «w 5“ nerstfor wood and iron; Drilling Machines; Honaen, and Toiaooo Screws: Palenbßghtand Model gtines, In the best manner; Shaltmft Pnlllce, and Hangers, of all sties and variety; Scmwa ofany di. ameter and pibtatp in lengthTWai also make, and have on hand. Doctor and Niffoer Engines, and Deck Prefer steiSftaSgn Lathetnhearsana other Planing done to orW-; can plane ,62 inches wide, byTfeet«lcntTH Au Ordcn Pimpßu IvuS end EbrnsSufiblSSit. I N. Bj—Partlcnlar attention and promptitude <rfr. I en to repairs on Printing Presses andotherMa I SHHY mvlHyd l SWEET POTATOSr—IB bbls Marietta Sweet Potatos, just received and for sale by JAS A FETZER, pels corner Market and First sts /~IOLT S BEVOLVEBS—6mcb,6siU>U, For sale by BOWN A TETLEY, ool* USWoadsfaaM. -'-I ©dttcaiiiraal. D. C. MEELAKD &EOBGE A. KELLY. lanl^rj. was. a wxc rAMg&oo, VTVM»d *trat,co'nerofT/Urfli 1 1 tTBBBBBatt PKHITJ. TMT HOLMES ASONS/Baakeri and Ex 1 . ““ge - lookers, mid De*ler*lnlTota» 5 2S5 0 ’ Aco ® pt X g° ,d * ®lTei 3?* EaBtom “ d Wertan-WHw eat n,^fS B _Ti a ,B * h ® <a«ea througbofotti* United^ States. Dnnosita reoelrad inparremdsor ciOTent paper, No. I Mgi &et gtreat h«aLn TM»il and Fomtn Btreeta. "riMy ° IJO/./../K.SJI gJTGS ROJITM MO. OS WURTH KTRKKT. CHAHTEBKD IN 188 5. OPEN DAILY, from 9 to 2 o’clock s also, on Wedfieadufand~ Saturday eTenhun. from May Ist to November ißt frdm y to t o’clock and from November Ist to May Ist. from-« to o'clock. Deposits noeiTodr i all sums not less than On- Douas, and a dividend oi the profits declared twice a year, in June and December. Intareathasbeen declared semi-annos ly, In Juue'and December; since the Bank was oixanixed, at the rate ofiix per cent, a year. ' Interest, if not dra n oat, is placed to the credlt pit be depositor as i Pucipal, and bears theaama interest from the first days of Jane and DeoambaiW' compounding twice a poailor to call or eren [o present his pass book. At this rate, money wUI doable inleastnantwelve T mcsS^7 l ?f.« mma “fwogate jcqhxaimom-nsa. the Otorter, By-Laws, Bale \ sad Regulations, ifirni ihed gratis, on application ft T th© office. , , i t p^ianunr. GEORGE ADBBEK. V tics rassmsris. * WiUism J. Anderaon. JamosßD. Meeds. 1 Hill Borgwin, Isaac M/PeSoS? t . Benj. L. Fahnestock, A. M. Pollock,m3>. . Hopewell Hepburn Robert Robia ad&f Junes Herdman, James Bhidle. * Jflbes D. Kelley, Alexander Tfndle, j AJflXWderßradiay, •, John B. MeFaddaa. Jol“*®j§ggl>f«n, Peter A. Madeira; > John H. Mellor, Johnß. Canfield, JcmesM'Auley, Alonso A.Carrter, John Marehalf. > Charlea. A. Colton, Walter P. Mareha ' William Donglaa, John Orr, John Evans, Henry Ip Blngwalt, 1 John Holmes, John H-Shoenba^a William B. Haven, Peter H Honker, William E-Bchmertk Richard Hays, Isaac Whittier. “ ■ William S. Lately,' Christian Yeager. ■ AJfft miSOBD. OHARLKB A- COLTON. „ i-OAN OFFICE. HEaißi W. CIMIOTTI, No. 100 Smithfleld Sfc, Hear th© corner of Filth, \ PIT BBURGH, PA. ‘ MONEY in large find small quantities loaned on 6old and SI var, Jewel. ry.Sold and Silver Wstehes;-and all kinds of. Talas able articles, for any length of time agreed on. The goods cannot be delivered without tfiaT&ket. Hot accountable m case ol fire. ■ . »9l.Offioe Hours from IA M. to 10 P.M. JafiO p B. SEELY, V/» 114 FIFTH STREET, opposite cathedral. BEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT/i DEALSB IK (i NOTES, BONDS, UoBTSA EB and othsrHeen rities. tp4 - EXCELSIOB GLASS WOKJSB. A. WOLFE-F. T. PI DNHEI T..T. OAJdPBKLt ’ WOLFE PLUNKETT K COi GLASS MANUEAOniEjaiS, WAREHOUSE ; srfis-ii... 2 Ho. 12 wood Streets Goner of Tint, ‘ '' Pittslmrgfc. ■ w. oUNnn©iujc,» MM i>. pDNNINGHAMS & V>JHJB6H CITY LLASS WOBEB-Wanhousek 119 Water street, and.lW Firat itreet. PittahurS Pa., three doors. I dow Mojonaahela-HbuX‘ Manufacturers of Pittsburgh Cilywlhdow'Glas*; Druggists' Glass Ware and. American Convert) Glaas, for parlor windows, churches sod phbilo buildings. sail giiSdlttlifljt*. Dissolution of Co-1 artnership. npHE co-paptnebsbip heeet<^ JL fore existing between JO fN P: HtJNT' I *' HENRY MINSK, i Oder the firm of HUNT * MLNEK, is this day dissolved by mama! const fit* The business of tl e iste firm n'Ul be settle by HENRY MINER,* ho is rothoiieed to sigh ' firm's name is liquidation. ■ JOI N P. HU. r, HE (SKY MINER. July 16th, 186 L HENRY MIN! B, Bucoessor to HUNT A MINE-s', Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER SvATIONEB A NEWSDEALBB to ] 73 FIFTHS'! REET, Next door to tho Post Office, tyao |F YOD WANT SOME GOODNEW OrasKe, Lemon and CitsonPeel 4 o to HaWOTth* brothers m the Diamond, where yon MTimt' all nsw crop Fruit and lower thanat anyotherboase hitneoin. Also a general and ( ill assortment ot h&mily&oceries, Teas, Wines, Brandys,ani £ other kinds of Poiaign andDon'sstie Liquors, , HAWORTH A HROTHRB. deli earner o Diamond and IXamond -n^y /3.UUB, PISTOLS, KIJ-LEB—Tie B VJT teotion ol these hi search of GUNS, RI FLES, PIBTO LB, Ac,to. edirecied to oar splendid stock, W; W. YOUNG, N ,OT Woodstrek, Terms cashi—new - goods'! NEW GOODS!!—OPEN 'I BIS Prints, einghnns, 4c. Grey Goods, at cents and upwards, u large lot damaged W water. Dries 4centa per yard. A large lot Uuonelia (oldetyle) Pnntsat 1% coots per yard, former price litWcta. Bargains for cesh. & HANSON LOVE. “■tt B V 4 Market htieefc. Stark -a uety, Indiana.—lwr “res of goo J land on the Ft. WayneandChi- : eago lt.B. Pnce. tSOCi per am % For eale by : seia ACUTODEKT 4 BQN, 61 Market street. ■ gTILL CHEAPER THAN EVERj BOOTS, SHOES, AND BROGANS. Gall soon at the Cheap Cash Store of JOSEPH JL BOBIANft. oof* as Market street, iddooi ftomHflh. QfM) LBB i ‘ UONEFi ELIFS’CATTEB ' POWIKiB, Jnst^re:ettefruufftr&6fe]r GEORGE A. B RLlliT. -nmwrlit ■’. -i 8e * 9 69 Federal Btreet« ,A]l<gfliflay« ~ ‘ LX-NaisiKD i iii.—leu. bbla,for sale br .U, Jl FAUfiEBTOCK * CO.. , «orpw of Pint* and Wood ify P ESTHERS 100 flisprimeFeathliff. reeelredand. jrsalebr . ' ' r joota e bkhby hj oqll ha OIL —25 bat els N>. 1 (Jarbon. Oil reoeiTed and lor sale by - \- J ocM BgHBTH.mTJ.TOi CORN MEAT, -75 bush fresh grottn i Com Heal, juni received and for gale Vv i JA3 A FBTZEB. . <*lB comet Market andEratafe Green apt les. —so . hawoia : in reosired and lor sale by J <*l2 B aHBT H. mr.T.TUg Q(MI SAGES I)KJ Kl) EEACHRS JJS • .store,and lorsoieby \ V ” M MU VEB k BICKETBOii ’ , |’MJRPENTIji k BWRITS.—BO bHa X lor sale by TB. A. FAHNESTOCK k COi, leM o raai tf Fisat and Wood-i lr. IJTCH Gold ai d Velvet Paper H?-n<rir Lit Inga, for sale by VT.P. MABBHAI L SHGARS-Stan 'arl,crushed powder Td. granulated and A an' B coffee reined So asm. m store and lor sale t » BEYMgB k BROS., o<ff Nos. It 8 and 128Wo«f sS-et, ’ EIFLES AT flO EACH— For ealebv BOWNATETEB*. [seBB UaWoodsteaL ' I^AISINS.— 300 boxes band: ftaiama; 100 « -. fc W%“ " « 100 « layer 7m Rile br focT, RKTHgB t B»na SOLDI EBS, ATTENTION— -300 " Patent Water Fdtaia." the beat tun. erer toren ed for soldiers md tS^eleS! l ‘ftsS wholesale and retail by - “•▼wars, uoal pB4NBERMBS—- : V . +v"’- Pittsburgh, P»,
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