sA:iizawAML . E.AO3Z. 7CIUDit PITTS titi littickili &MOHO BAIL M TO MA. POlirE TN THE WEST. OUT 14 WESTAND NORM! WEST. FAI.L hilaßmNeixxENT. Commencing 'August 15th, 1802 'lmam TO cutonorATi AS QUICK. -111 and to J.ndianivolii. St. Louis Bad Chicago &crier then bY nr.v.hther routs. WIISTAA.III) TRAIN& 1 4 'srt Liu .Mall eavo3 . . j,, Pitt5but1b.......1, , Y03.1.M . 7,10 a.. m. 12,60 p. m. Allegteriy.....l,ll.l al 7,,litt a. it. 1,00 p. m Arrival I.: Creaino 6,20 a...,m. 5,20 PI trt. SAO P. M. Ft. 1405r00..940 !Wit. 2,26 a. m. tiblar4o '4,85 e.,:.,.. 6,8.6 a. m. FOR COLUMBUS. OINODIN ATI A ST. LOUIS. Leaves Omtltte...-.6,46 i.m, 7.22 p. m. SAO p.m. Arrival at plumbus..ll,so a. pi. 10.16 p. m. Cinain.natL 4,2014 m. 6,40 a.m. Todiannoolla6.3o p.m. 5,48 a. m+ S. Lome.. _...7,60'x. in tiva p.m. All Train thrOolth to Chicago withot!t"ensaige af Cara N. B.—The tlmeLto Claohmatltt o l tu te name no ltr St6nbonville. 'lndus on both meet at Colnmins. and roams= all go into ottmatl togothor, BAEO7ARD TRAINS Altltlvii AT YITTSBIIIteII. E hi OM° ..... ..... m en.° Mall , . .... - . 1 ) . la otanati an'd Bt.: M .. ate ........ ..... _9,44 P. m AOOOMMODATTOIi TRAINB--From Faders street Ststior. Alla zherts City. Leaves Arrive Leese As-rive Allegheny New Brighton New Brlgton Allegheny 9.00 am .10,40 aln 546 pi 6,60 a in . 12 : CPO ta 140 pm 6.45 am NvEO a m 4 30 m %SO p m 12.10 p m 2,Sed . 6.50 la 80 ,1 2 P M 8 . 20 ' fl M 2 9 00 p m afilb. Trains are run by Columbus time, whiCh is Ma minutes slower them Pittsburgh time. *l6 - .tickets good on the accommodation trains are sold at reduced price!. • The l Ks p to cooommodation train oonneets at Mpg Brighton with paolrete for New Cootie. Throng trains: oonneetaslpllowit— it Simon. with stages for New Castle. Menem oungstown..ko; • • ' t Orrcifet Ohio, to and'from Millersburah. Akron: Oro Palls,_tsta • At - itiansfibl Ohio, for Mount Vernon. Shelby. Sannasky. oledo, Dotroit, ote. As Orestlitm. for Delaware. Springfield. Columbus. chnoinnati. X.Dit!a, Dayton, Indianapolis; Saint Louis. Louisville. etc. At Lima. for Sidney. Detroit, .Dayton, Toledo eta. At Port Ifeyne.i.for Peru. Larayette.;lnd.. Sal& Lome, taping. Keokuk St Joseph en I d Interme- Ulato points in Central Indiana sod' Moab. At Plymouth for Laporte. • . And at Chicago.; with train's for all pelota in Illl rotr. Misgattrif lowa. Wisconsin art 4 Minnesota. Iry (dither JsaformaUon and threrigh tickets Napa, so. GEORGE PAItXIN. rp s Agot, Union Paseter y Statten, tugh. andq,DAM3SIIRI. Aket,l," llekhaq. ,__General Olnyeriatswdent, 11;r: N. General pseowseger Agent I.I.DVIRMarD PITTNBUROR AND JJ WifilEtnal ittuuttpAo. AREA N On maul atter. MONDAY, is A . 1 352, Tigris will leave the Depot of the Peeserivania Railroad. in Piltaborgli. as follows i ja. ,,, PreTR.I3I3II.(M COLUMBUS ' - MNATI &WORT LIRE. VIA Snail:llM VLILL.E. LA CS tMt Olitil-.... 1,00 a. m. MISO 14.= ao Bleabenville... 4,00 " 4,90 " i do N e wark. ... 9,50 " 10;15 de Columbus 11,10 " 11,45 " A.l rives Cixteinti ail 4,110 p.m. 5,40 a.m. Stare* 7,50 a. m. 436 pra tio change of oars between Pittsburgh and (Mn ci rptall . id eleeging can attached to all nigh trains.- PITTSBUII'au AND WHEELING LINK Leavee Pittainugh.....3, oo ata 6,10 a m 12,50 p m Weilave " 8,14 " 8,05 atenbenville.i4,oo " 9,16 " 4400 " iTheeling +4,54 " 10,28 " 446 AllO9 . Bel lair "_ 10,40 " 5,05 " Conned:lnc ai Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, mid at :110Ilair with Central Ohio Railroad for [Zanesville, lionoaster, Circleville, Columbus and Cinoinnarl, Indianapolis and Saint I ode and pointi west. PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE. eaves Pittsargh...... 1,00 a. to. 12,50 p.p.. do Wellsville 4,28 " 3,00 ' do Bayad..„-........ 6,10 " 4,1.4 " do Aii.joOo _ r,,43 " 4,40 " do Hudson 5,00 " 5,42 " Arrives Cleveland 9,16 " 6,30 " Connootlng at Bayard with Tasearawila ;braneh for New Philadelphia and Canal Dover, at Atli anoo with Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad atlEndson with Cleveland. Zanesville and Crincinnad it 11 . for Akron, Cuyahoga Falls and M C illersliiirg. and at Cleveland with and 3 It R 'or Erie, Dunkirk, and Buffalo, with CJr T it B for Tole::, Detroit. Onleage and the north wov e I T, ells villa Aoeo !limo d otlon leaves at 4,00 p. m. Rsturning Trains arri. - . at 2,20 a m. 9,16 a ta, 3,:;.:6 anaJB,oo r. m. Througn tickota to all prominent twists is the wee:, southvio,t, north or northwest, .can 6.3 PI C, mind at the LiOerty sheet depot, Pitgeburgh. JOHN STEWART. Ticket Agent. For fatale?. parlionlaro apply to Vir.n,LlAll STEWART Agent, At the Cou:DanY's dies in Fralght Station. Penn greet. no27 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY sth. FINIISTLVINIA CORAL RAILBOAD, EIGIET DAILY TRAINS. THROITOff MAIL TRAIN A. leaves tile paanenger Station:evory_marni,ng (eseept Sunday) at 2,50 a m Etc,ppitik / E we principal statione,and Making arebtannbe and at Haivisburg for Baltimore and Washington. and for New York via the All route. T N THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at 3:60p ni. - stopping only at_prineipal lioStu ns, making direot eouoncdon at Harrisburg for Baltimore - andrWaghington, andfor New York via AllentingraXinatd, • = = TILE FAST LIRE leaves the station dads. (oxoapt Sunday) nt $,20 p.m„ sto_ltping only at principal Mintobt. oonmoUng at Ilarrisbntilor Vtitoore'arid Washington. TR LOCAL .FRELWIT TRAIN. with Pa/man ger Car attaclie leaves he passenger station tweet: morning (Spdays excepted) at 0,00 a. m running an-far as trizemausb, - and stoprins.at all stations.. . AOI3OII3IODATION MAINS. JORMOWN AOOO)A.K ODATIO7I TRAIN, leaven ttaily (merit Atinday)st AAAstop:ging at all idatioas and running as far at Cons- FIRBTACCPPLODATIONTRAINfOrWafrif itoklon rooms Irmy (except Bundayjak4l;4oa. m. iirtiDi ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for 'o dation loam (azoapt Sunday) at o. TT RD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Ws a oraqon leaven. daily. (except Banda) at 4,C p. m. FOUR= ACCOMMODATION TRAM for Warn oration. loavon dally. teacart Sunday) at 41 sp.m.i !THE CHURCH TRAIN Me Leaves Wall's Station 9.05 a in: returning leaDesPlusbargt at,,P 7. 30 P in. iummonme A.RRIVEIN rirrsgußan As FOLLOWS ?, m kiiVrlnn k W: 7 r; a. in.. 7 ...nc00mm0u5u0tt...... . a. lag Wall's Station Acoommodation,..-..640 a. m. 21 Wall's Station Accommodation 15435. a. in. ad WnlPo Sfttion Ace .1.05*p. m. ith Wall's Station Aommunodation...l.6,lo-p. Trains for jilainprille nEnt betC m OOlineet at Blairsville Intersection with re and- Johnstown Accommodation Boot and test.land also with local. Weight, FAS{ and West. TheYruveling Public-will find, it greatly to their Interest, ia=soMg East or West, to travel by the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. as the &mom modations - how offered cannot be surpassed on any other route. Tho Road is ballasted with sume, and 11.3 entirely free from dust. We can Promise Safety, Speed and Comfort to all who may limit this Road with their patronage. FARE, " i nn it iL/M=.7.7!P 1 '0,:0 ) Cif% --........... moo s,so ki.LITEi Ull4 ... 7,63 ilarßaniege checked to all stations on the Penn 7laania N Mimed. and to Philadelphia. Bald ore and New York. '42Paseigurars purchasing tickets In oars will be °hefted an mate aecordnig to distance tear,- sled In addition to the station rates, except from Motions where the company has no agent. NOTICE-1n cane of loss, tho Company will hold themeolves responsible for personal ba Only, and for an amount not exceeding S 1 . N. 8. 1 -FAn Omnibus Lino haslheen employed to eonvegOaasengera and banage to and from the depot. atll charge net to exceed 2 cents for each passenger and baggage. Hor lacketellPDl9 to J. STEWART, Agent, • At the Penna. R. R. Passenger Station on Mort, and Grant 'ertreet2. ne23 ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO. OT PITTSBURGH. • 03 . 17 ,0 ; No. 87 Filth St., Bank Block INSIGGINI AGAINST ALL HINDS op .2 FIAIDANDAIA.RINH lusKS. ISALtoo,oNElk. residea4 JOHN P. MoCORb. Vice "rrolden* S. M. BOOK. Secretary ; Capt. 1021. 4 en wrj.,LTA __AEAl*.,Geir t. -, • - . • . .0.92,EQ . 1137-valo (1.11:2gel, Kw . yliSrhill* al' 16 u tw , t tavy t " 1C74111 171 1 )4114 ' eipi. . van,Whapft: - ,l.! . .smobik -, L.lett eis. nal , j immr , ,M . .WTICWBo trrE 171. A RIVER Alin RAJIMAD. .INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI. R. R. Connectiu at Indbanapolia with Terre Haute, and Terre Haute and Alton _Railroad, to St. Louis and Lafayette and Indianapo_ lie 21,e,w AlbaAr_ and Salem-and Michigan Central Halloada for MICA em. - Rocs BLIND, BIIRLIXO3ITON. And all intermediate points. _ Thromn. Fremht Than to LUDIANAPOLIS. THRWAIITE. LANA'YHTT and PERIL Freights and paw:angora 4 from Cincin nati outwrmcobus in - 1 ' Wan ari , other by twen_tr-four hours, 'and at as low rates. The out :14;61d by 'WWII shipments can be made from Cinchnutti, to the West,l7lthout break ing bulk. . •, • :11 , 1 , Consifamente made to J. , G IBBONS. Agent at Cincinnati, or W, B . WIT THG, Agent at Laerrenoebtirtli;pl raceive 'prompt attention, and no charge. f *often:Wont 270 muses Mt DEAMlGlMlXllMEzitrirrnalmlowontra o . Forfurther information apply to THOMAS RATIGAN, fri0.1.15 Water street.) agent of the Company, who is prepared to give TUROCTIEL 113- mums for passenia and freight igo Indianapolis, Terre Haute, La ode. Chicago, Porn, Orson made, Crawfordev e, Chariestoyaris and Mat tour, Sco. H. F. President. JOHN F. CHEEK, General eight Agent. mhZ. Nipre.sn. UPHOLt3TERIOG. UP 9 0.86 FOURTEE BT., NEAR WOOD.r IBIS SUBSCRIBERS A NUFA Ci TURN and keep oonstantly on hand every 'de in Ur lint viz : Cornices, Ornaments. • • t • Uoiffoitz F erß Iliattrases en o f fit - • an ,rs c 0 ;at &S: " I • ROT • TB ' V:ATia,l& 4 , Ai* 1 54 . 14 ,iV E, Next 14' . ai t>Depot, TAKEN AND FITTED EP, 11*itli WI the modern improvements. this po pular resort, the subscriber ikprepared to adhom modate hie Old customers and tho public gener ally. with the best the markets affords. Oysters will he servcd up ip every variety of style,ditring the semen. His Wines. Liquers and Ales he feels con.fident recommen ding to the public for their 0.1061103200. Can, Bucket and Shell Oysters received daily and sold wholesale and retail. mralyd =MIN'S OLD STAND;, IN THE DIAMOND, THOS. STONE. , Proprlot or. RAVING TAKEN AND FITTED UP, it at a groat expense, with all the mourn im provements, this popular resort, the subscriber IS prepared to aooommodote Ids friends and the alfPublic generally , with the bast the market OYIYM will be served up in every variety of style duringthe season: LIQUORS and Aram he feels sonfideat in re oommerrodps to the public for their excellence. served up at all hours. and DAY arid - G T BOARD =S taken. ap4rii oimEL HOUSE, NO, 82 DIAMOND ALLEY, PITTSBURGH. • rrisg SIIIMICRIBER AN O N 0 IN ()ES to thezpublio that he. isellyLredelptAl •PRESH SHELL AND OAN.OYSTHita. SANS, .& and is prepared - bYliootsninodate the. patrons .of this old and Well• known house witheVerything. in the eating old drinking la at the shortest notice. JOHN ORALEH. iaIOAP Proprietor. , 11441111N10N 41_0E8E, GEO. AUSENTZ, I.V.E. Proprietor; No. Marty street...just be ;side lice - Passcanger Depot of the PennAylvanio Railroad, which makes it the moot oonvenient :house in the oity for psostuntels arriving by that i tem . me B lF ,,ou ri n e r t in z ror ea lis cei ving li.a&:ty t oo l cana c ao th it l e i biAli er t .„ Bl3lo6l 7; ti l li k t i rgiti a lte bell the er krt d c aa Illar aff w oa " 1 . fel:ly WINES AND LIQUORS. WILI.AAU BENNETT, IMPOSTER LND DEALga 111 Brandies . , Oordials, Wines Old Mononga a held: and Remed 'whiakey , NO: 124 WOOD erAgivr. Pittsburgh C. WEST it CO., CARRIAGL~~3,• BUGGIES, RocKAwAtKi3ITLXIPS AND SLEIGHS. No. 187 Pe in Street, Pltteburgh. Ate- Ali work warranted to he of the hest mate rial and 'workmanship. myl2:l7d. P. MYNAH -H. D. ILEYN'SIi .... ri. 8511111111 Late at Miller ltick-mton's. rszav wort acn Ettyr 1t143, Lenoonnor to Ramer A Andorpon.l Wholesale Dealers in Foreign Fruits; Wain, 4Coureellonary, ScilrOXl l , Fire W orks, _dm. ROB. 126 AND 198 WOOD STRILST. • • PITTSBUROIit THOMAS FARLEY'S FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREHOUSE, No. 164 AiDERAL ST.. ALLEGHENY. Undertaking. in all its branches, will receive prompt attention. Orders can be left at the room at the Livery Stable of Mr. JAMES FLOYD. Ohio street. Allegheny. . ee18:1Y --- - - A t pow) isatrotwoulaAßD s t tcoo ,m.CHARLEJa .1413.DNIf.Wyronld remind his old friends and customer& that he is Still to be found at his old stand APOLLO HALL. entrance on Forirthstreet. ti 'e -has ahirays on hand the best tingitzr.of ,Lrgienliieari:andinieonneotion with the ban. well eppouited billiard saloon , with good tables; kWh and-cure. • fiernember the, pla oe. Ap_ollo Ball. Fourth et nearliiireWiretranee from Wonrth. irntle lit4OUNlX:iLaginlNgii GLASS ags . Pg4o P FRAME 1143IIIPACTOBY itidideirest TWENTi-TETKIYEiTItEET, 173 It 171141/WltEify ,k 213' OENTRe. STREET: '"Esthb NEW YORK. ,Es tablialsr. Establishment has been in succueF okeratireo4years, and is the Largest Of the din the United Statee. We have on bent tr m mufactured to order every dwription of LOWSING:TILABB, PICTURE AND POR TRAIT FRAMES ? Plain and Ornamental Pier. Wall. Oval and Mantel Glasses, Coneeeting Cor nices, Rue and 'Bricket Ta bles; with Marble Slabs, Toilet Glasses, etc, Mouldings.for Picture Frame in lengths suita ble for traneportation, either Gitt, Berting, Rose wood, Oak, a. Birdeage4fahogamt etc. Our new Manufactory and ezransave facilities enable us to fortniish - any article in' our line as good as the best,_minec_he es the i c/ormss DEALERS .BIDN TO CALL UPON no when thew visit diem. ork. We claim to bt ablkto Egypt* them with every article in our line Which thence; yossibluire,. at mum lower thin - therm Rtfroftise - V , Owiliga. Oidsraluletasi atteattildla with yrogretwees. Pi it fitilleva ipholi've.sithrlaw T o" Oliva Warircibmk2l Xentrelit., N. Y. MYt...4m4' MUMS SIGLE,R. Ace ibTomplutTETlß GRIPEN:AND•FIELD SEED,_ WAppui,mot.. IefLISH AND OEN U z Air Also rtliamiital assortment o &grlenittiral Frail t, Shade and Ormustental Trees, received Stutfor sale.by .BECKRAM & LONG, N0.1W7 Liberty street. next doorto gazes HoteL mball 111 . 0 Eon THE Ws*: my tidr of Before EOC7t 1 0. 81101i8, AHD GAITMEI, Cheap CIA Store, an 9 98 Market Wee, 2d door from Binh_ H..H 1314Trg, NOTARY JEPURLIC: omen wrismi PITTSBURGH POST. FIFTH STREET/ VLVABLE SEWICKLEY PROP ERTY FOR SALE.--Three-fourth acres of land Pleasantly situate at five minutes walk from the Station; large variety, of choice fruit and shade trees. grape vines, ate; a family mansion of hall, parlors, library and twelve rooms, excellent cellar, stable. ice house, large garden with fruits and flowers all well =united and in good order. For price and terms apply at 51 Market street. S. CUTHBERT .4 SONS, spa rßeal Manta Agents. COLTS' AND ALLEN'S AND WIFEE LOOK'S REVOLVB4B—the best inliarks for sale by ROVTN k TirreT.wv. uta cv„„, CnEvoLvieftg, ALL SIZES 1 16.1 Oki and Now Bo,virx 'TETLEY; 12A Wood Street: dr - 1A.31P I NIFFSI—K IFt FORK AND Spoon=4l6iiis see BONN a7.W.E,4llY:l3o.W6oditreet. iCANVANNUONAISENIC IN THE NAIR. kotr—at d Auction. 66 Fifth stoat *uamioreaino or AT BORLAND'd taei*OoNftl. :in. DIRT LINISURA.NCE BY THE RELIANOE MUTUAL INOURAN,OB OOMPAITY, OF PIELITAA.TIFAI.ariII On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual. Merchan dise. Furniture, kb., in town or country. OFFICE NO. SOS WALNCT STREET. Cash Capital. $229,510 00. Assets, $303„500 Invested as follows, vis Firt3t Mortgage or Improved City Pro perty, worth double the amount $155.6% 00 Gromid rent. first class 2.4 e; SO Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6.21 cent. Mortgage. Loans, $30,000 . coat 27,900 00 Philadelphia city 6 gi cent. loan 3.3.000 00 Allegheuy County 6 IP cent. PennsYl- • vania Eallroad Loans 10,000 00, Collateral loans, well secured 2,5Q0 00 ! Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad company, mortgage loan-- 4.000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stook • 4.000 00 Stook of Reliance Mutual Insnranoe Company 24,3E0 00 Stook of County Fire Insurance Co 1,080 00 Stook of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00 Commercial Bank do 5,135 01 Bleohardes' Bank do 2.012 50 Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip 160 0) Bills Receivable, business paper 16.217 18 Book Aooonnts, secured interest. etc.... 6,216 72 Cash on hand and In hands of agents.. 11.585 15 SITS, 606 t. 96 CLEM TINGLEY, Presid4m DIRECTORS. Clem Tingley. Samuel Bispham. 'Wm. R. Thompson, Robert Steen. Frederick Brown, William Musser, Cornelius Stevenson, Benj. W. Tingles'. John R . Worrol. Marshall Hill. R. L. Carson; Z. Lothrop. Robert Toland. Charles Leland, Frederick Lonnie, Jacob T. Bunting. Charles S. Wood Smith Bowen. James B. Woodward, John Bissell, Piltaburgh. B. M. HINCHMAN, Secretary. J. GARDNER COFM, Agent, Northeastieonier Third and Wood ats. VIELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN. RYSIIRANCE COMPANY—INCORPORA TED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL VANIA 1835. OFFICE S. E. CORNER THIRD 'AND WALNUT S / TREETS, PULA,- DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES oil 'Ves sel% Cargo and Freight to all parts of the world. INLAND INSURANCES on Goods, by Rivers. Canals, Lakes, and Land Carrjages, to sit parts of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES ort Mer chandise, generally, on Stores. Dwelling Houses, ace. DIRECTORS.—WiIIiam Martin. Edmund A. Bonder Theophilus Paulding, John N. Penrose. John C. Davis. James Tranguair, Wm. Eyre. Jr.. James c% Hand. Wm...C. Ludwig,. Joseph 11. Seal. Dr. 8.. M Huston, Geo. G. Lioper, Hugh - Cram. Charles Halley. Samuel E. Stokes, J. F. Peniston, Rentry Sloan. Edward Darlington, H. Jones Brooke. fbenoer M'llvain, Thos. C. and Robert rJr - Jacob P. Jones, James B. Id'Farland. ust . P.Sir% John 13. Semple. Pittsburgh, D. omen„ B. Berger. do. WILLT AM MARTIN, President. THOS. C. HAND, Vice Preeident. BURT LITLIIMIN, Secretary._ P. A. MADEIRA, Agent. leg! No. WO Waterstreet„ Pittsburgh. INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS FIELE.I A. 11H 13 FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PIIILAD ELM] lA. OFFIOE: NO. 435 and 437 CHESTNUT STR.IgET, near Fifth. STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JAN. Let, Publishedbei ng: Agreeably to An A.ot of Assembly. Pint MOrhlstres, amply socared.., ,393 88 Real Estate, (present value $1(t3.313 61.) oast 1045!I5 25 'Temporary Loans on ample Callat- Coral Securities Btocks. (present value ($86,667 72j coat Notes and Bills Receivable Cosh • $2.2t18,051 GS The only profits from premiums which this wm panyetan divide by law, are from risks which have been determined. Inimranoos made on erory description of Prop ertytinlown and OCuntry. at rates as low as are oonsistent with security. Since their incorporation, aperiod of thirty years, they have paid loaves by Fire; to saamount exceeding Feta hfillions of Dlollara, thereby af fording evidence of the advantages of Insurance, as well as the ability and disposition tb meet with promptness all liabilities. Losses paid daring the year 1839,1,62,138 86. DIRECTORS. Charles W. Banker. Mordecai D. Lewis.. Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown, Bamnol Grant, Isaac Lea, Jacob It. Smith Edward C. Dale, George W. Rictiaras George Falos, CHAS. N. IiANCKER, President EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President Wit A. &reit, Seoretary_pro tom. J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent. Northeast coy. Third and Wood eta. WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PITTSBURGH. GEORGE DARBIE President. • E. M. GORDON, Seorstari. Capt. R. D. COWMAN. Gaol Agent. No. P 2 Water street. (Spain A Co's Warehouse, up stars,) Pittsburgh. Will insure against all kinds of FIRE and MA RINE RISKS. - A Rome Inentutien LCULUSIgOtt by Direatorß whc ore well known in the cetentrnunttY, and wt.° Are xictonnined, 1, 9 t.toruntneas and liberality. to won taro the ohara.:ter whinh they have iv-stoned, as of faring the beet protection to those who desire u. be ASSETS. • ' ASSETS. OCTOBER 30th, 12051. yrok At:genets S 63,0(1 S orttrage 2,16 n tv Fotoe Furniture pen Aooottnte. etc. 7.8 W 43 Si 13.3.51 tr:4 nalim flutes ,titti s and Bind disoortutad. 174.0115 14 DIRECTORS. E. Miller, Jr., Jaines M'Auley, Nathaniel Holmes. Alexander Niudok. iliserge Darsio Win. IL Smith. ChELS. W. Riaketsom Andrew Ackley. Alexander Speer, David M. Long, Roos J. Thomas Benj. Bakowell e John It. W.Cuno. m7lB CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES. SAMUEL REA. Sooretarg. WM. BAGALEY, President. Office, Cor. of Market and Water Ste., Insure against Lose and Damage in the Naviga tion of the Southern and Western Rivera. LAN. and Bayous, and the Navi gation of the Seam. Insures against Loom and Damage by Fire ' DIRECTORS. Wm. Baiale9. Jas. Park, Jr... Wm. G. Johnston. R. F.. 3 ones, .eese Oweas, T. M. Rowe, ; Preston, George Bingham, .. M. Hier, John Shipton, Tao. Id. Cowes, C. R. &I 8. riarbangh, J. Caldwell. John s S. Dilworth, mh.tatlydh PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN F , NO, 149 OHEBTNIFT STRE E T, Opposite the Custom House. Capital $219,100 hatetsta 11104,946. warim. DADE ALL RINDS OF IN. V V SURANCE, either Perpetual or Limited,on every desoription of Property or Merchandise, at reasonable rates of premium. . ROBERT P. KING President, • M. W. BALDWIN, l ioe e President. DIRECTORS. Charles Bayee, • B. R. Cope, R. B. English. Joseph W. Brame. P. B. Savers', B. Paul. C. •Bherman, ohn Clayton. B. J. Magarge B. Wiler, ' , 1. BLACISBUIIN, BeorotarY. J. G. COFFIN. Airent. "Corner Third and Wood streets. JNO. MOORHEAD, COMMISSION MERCHANT, FOB THI ILLLS OF PIG METAL &ND BLOOMS, NO. BS WATER STREET; BELOW- MARK PITTSBURGH. JAXES ISILLINGAR, BIONONGAHE .I4A, PLANING MILL, would ria.sjw)e , thally form the patine that he has rebuilt since, the fire, and having enlarged his establishment, and filled it with the newest and must upwr?ved machinery. te-now prepared to furnish flooring and pletunE boards, scroll sawing and re-sawutg,-donr4 loth and shutters. kiln dried. frames. mouldings, box making. dm Sorra Prrrgatraan. Sept, 7,1857. . --- BOOTS AIM SHOES, AT NO. 89 MARKET STREET. LOOP AT TEE PlllOO3 : Ladies English Lasting Reel Gaiters for Eta worth $1.25. Ladies English Lasting Congress ileel Galion tor $1.25. Worth $1.75. • Ladies Ent o Lasting Congress Heal Gaiter 110. 1 -5° ,411 Fitt French Morrow Heel Boots for ° ail ' : Eine aat Congress Ilea Boots ibr SI.S7. TVAteeFSne M1e00430 Slippers for 50e, worth 75, Ladies Fine Kid Slippers for 750, worth SUL All other goods in proportion. l JAMES ROBB, ma Market gtraet, near hiseke - MannaSICPOMIT moraine. (Sundaes exempted.) r • Ifth and Wood Streets. Run ANNUM. IN ADVANCE. • by carrion 12 ciente per week. OF ADVERTISING. %Ira Published e• Corner TERMS $6 WDelive RAT 50 51 00 1 75 finialtre. dfi t one one "4 " three six " nine one TEN LIN averaae a Summon n. oentB a line • ... °nth months•l 5 2 00 oitiu3 '''''''' .18'0 0 0 .......... 1.• onths _24 00 —,....- ''''' ..... . . ;ear SO OD - retake a square. About eight words Ideas, inserted on the local page, ten insertion. The Sa, bawd fro day Morning Post tho same /dee every Saturday 2 . morsOns. 1 per salaam, in advance , opies, ready for mailing, 'WV OINTIv JAREN P. BARR E liter and Proprietor 'eine at rea6"nable rates. arTerms irarSinglo Mr Addl.- ha , Adva AY MORNING, NOV. 4s A. New y Elected Congressman I Speaks. ilton A. While, Congressman the Gth District of Ohio, at a ratic Jubilee in Butler County, f Mr. Vallandigham, made the !emarks: ion. C eleCt fro. I late Demo the home following ` l What I at this th l in the la. meat of subject to to-day liv lute as th; Russia ov: "that's so etc.] Me commissi. fined, not scribed b; bill [lau.4 power at tion of s. existence, iron soul LApplaus! in advancl , arrest. 1 1)s the condition of this country ie? There is not a white man .d but holds his right of enjoy personal freedom and liberty the will of one man. You are ng under a despotism as abso which is swayed by the Czar of l•r his serfs and slaves. [Cries "Give the Abolitionists tiell," ~. are daily seized, not for the i,n of any crime or offence de !for the violation of any law pre. • any proclamation, decree or ,I. ter] issued from the seat of !Washington, but for the viola :me secret order which has no save as it is found it the sheet of some military commander. :.] They do not even prescribe the offenses for which they will • more devilish invention for the of a free people never was a: - 1 the worst despot, at any age of t. [Applause.] When men are Id under what is called military in this Government, when they seized for the commission of no offense defined or established -, decree, or proclamation, it is the people to complain. [Ap The writ of habeaS corpus—the t of right. which is a part and every American citizen, as it of every Englishman for more t hundred years—the only pro. Iw whereby the legality or ille e detention of a person accused may . be inquired into—that writ : itutionally suspended in the ex- Is n act of usurped power [ap snd the only way a citizen, when ehended and arrested, may see of liberty and freedom, is be shadow of soldiers, or over the a million gleaming . baynnets.— e end of his liberty, when he is ted. it would he a mercy to this l i onld some one in authority make us what are crimes and what are n this country." overthro• sorted by the worl. l thus seiz: authority are daily crime, n. by statut time for plauße.] great wr parcel of has been than eig cess of gality 01 of crime isuncou , ercise of plausel, thus app the light Heath th: points of Chat is t , incarce pe,p/ . r ka,.) n ( ewes S rings, Cambria 00., Pa. DELHI ESTEEM D POP U lace of summer resort, located direst n c of the Pennsylvania Railroad, on the the Allegheny Mountains, it,:1.0 feet level of the ocean. will be at en for the 10th of June till the 10th of Oc ce last season the groands have been proved and beautified. and a number s have been erected for the accommo families, rendering Cresson one of the nibs and attractive glazes in the State. tare has been thoroughly renovated. ir of pleasure, and the sufferer from isease, will find attractions het e in a . Livery Stable, Billiard 'l' abless,l cn-pin itlss, etc., together with the purest air and the most magnificent mountain be found in the country. good for the round trip from Philatlol - 0 from Pitt.rburgh, .T. 3 05. 'her information, address W. MULLIN j Cresson Springs, Cambria Co. Cross ly on the 11 summit above gut, .4 fry t( loaf . gre.,:t9 In of uottag• dation of moot rOLII , The. fa 'II The seek heat and first -n18.9e B and %Tate 1 sooners' t pbl.l. $7 For fur 1 RANCIS COLLEGE :AR OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS' INSTITUTION, SITUATED 1 OhSETO. Calabria county Penusyl mites front Ccersun Station Station, on mute between Philadelphia and Pitts (Manama in 13.58. with priviligea to gut . usual Collete Honors and Degrees. • , on of the epilog° in one of the most Ponnsylvapia—Ahis portioh of the Alla untains homy 1.-ov.erbial fur its pure I . i'; ' ,l"tit ir je a a n r d e P e i tln nee t e l° 4 ° t /or tile 15th of e ATGUST, and ends ri 2311 4 . 3 ( a l J Students following. nt4, gti t returnlt i a divide mu e l I ha Sessions.. All the Apparatus nacos land Surveying, &Lemming. .to.. Re.. nane' ping by the Inetitution to the r ilsi A. IN vania fu the direo.l burgh, w:, center th The loon : , healthy ,1 sherry M water. b SI The Sc, ONDA 1 about th into two ti between sexy for will bo Students. In tat. obtuse- .! Years to t Tsar: advanoe..l Was , 1 . 908.251 76 ental and Vocal Mania forms no extra .atldellte will bo admitted from Mgt e age of manhood. Board and Tuition, payable half year l.l4l y 10 and use of Bedding 10 '1 and Modern Language/2, extra 10 ': spend Vacation at the College 15 !cc can be made to the lit. Rev. Bishop to the Roy. T. S. iteynolia,-St. Mary's. .d to other Clergymen of the Pktehervb Classic: Studen Refer°. O'Conn • Lorotto. : Diooooo. 2 1 4 it' a f It o 4ft -- A \ rn Id m LI :REAP CURE FOR OONSUIPTON, • 130PRIETOR OF THIS BIEDI: E having made it the atudy of years to to the life of the Pine Tree into a Mpdi :cases of the Ltiligs*abd Throat, is now suffering htmsainty the result of his ex- This trey great and good, medicine is with•mnoh care, the tar being distilled for it, is therefore free from ail impurl. rEinE .s. C concentr tine for Dirtying penence./ prepared/ express • ties of co It has / any kuo It will ; 1... on tar. cared more oases of Consumption than remedy on earth. : , urd Bronchitis. - are Asthma. urn Sore Throat and Breast. .u.re Coughs and Colds, and is an le remedy for diseases of the Kidneys, • Complaints. Illt...l3eware of Counterfeits vo the Dyspepsia UBO WISITARDS pepsin Pills, and if they do not re you go to the agent of whom you purchased thorn and receive your money all at his store and get a descriptive oir box of Pills sent by mail post-paid on One Dollar. No. 10 South Second street, Phila. L. Q. C. WISIIART, Pro prietor. Dr. szysgx, Nol4o Wood street d T 1 0 111 SHOE HOUSE Au'i 5 FIFTH STREET, Ladies' Boots and Balmorals, Men's Boots and Balmorals Misses' Boots and Balmorals of s and Balmorals, Boots and Balmorals, 's Boots and Balmorals, ages than the Cheapest. Boys B Youth'. Childre ( h e xl YHODY IS ANXIOUS TO from their friends in the army, and also here to buy Boota and Shoes cheap.— is at Welelland's. 55 Fifa" street. ~ X A - 1 V E JU.,I hen to know The plac : CE BUILDING LOTS FOR SA LE . .antly situated on Rebecca street. Alio being& division of a large garden, with !. shrubbery. etc.. • and easy of .ecesaby itailway. Persons desirous ofeeenring pleasant location for a residence are I ly inv ted to look at these beautiful lots • e °aired at low prices, and on easy iallandsee.the Plan at our office. S. CUTHBERT& SONS, 51Marlcot atregU CI I 0 ‘J pled gheny ci fruit tr . Passenge Good a r p m oth Ili !etl*4. II ttim aezahaiii. .• . AN EXCELLENT AMILY NEWSPAPER. THE PII:"XSI3ITRQI-1 ATURDAY MORNING POff -18 A HANDSOME AND INTERESTING r 1 in..xivmw'r's7qlv7Pri PRINTED ON FINE WHITE PAPER. WITH CLEAR, LARGE, NEW TYPE IT IS THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN PITTSBURGH, AND WAS 1181411LISMID Df NW 1 IS 0 4 . 102 CURRENT NEWS OF THE DAY, and furnlahes to moat reliable AMONETART. MARKET I COMMERCIAL REPORTS UP TO THE HOOK ON (WINO TO PRAMS: tocathecwith a &ado° aolootion of Tales, Poetry, Literary and Scientific Articles, Valuable Statistical In• formation, Agricultural News. &c., &e. ; FURNISHED BY OUR OWN CONTRIBUTORS or compiled with the greatest care. from THE LEADING PERIODICALS OF THE DAY -ALSO Embracing every imipnriami, ITEM DI NEWS, FOREICIN IND DOMETIC, LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. dm WILL ALDO II FOUND II IS. THE FARM AND THE FARMER, U.The interest of the Agriculturalist will not be neglectful. and in the future, as in the past. the Publishers will devote unremitting attention to the perfection of this Department THE WAR NEWS. at- As a source of additional Interest to all classes of readers, the progress of the present civil , war, in which great armies are engagal,,will be closely canvassed, and the most Important events carefully collated and, presentblio' the reader:— By following the operations of the armies from day to day, succinctly presenting rue whom fr om week to week, we shall furnish a fresh and run. ning history of this lamentable rebellion. THE SATURDAY MORNING POST Will be tarnished to subetribers at the low pries of One Dollar a Year, and It will be found a rood. Investment, THE PITTSBURGH DAILY POST Is also issued from the Name office NVERY MORNING. It is a complete epitome of. news, containing Eli the latest 'intelligence'. Telegraphic, Local, gliseellaneorts, Congressional. Legislative, Hon. etary, Counmorell al, &0., TO THE LATEST HOUR. Also, editorial articles on all' he leading isPlas of the day. 4.LL IMPORTANT NEWS' FR OM THE SEAT OF WAR, CAMP CORRE:3POI(DENCE, Aa Air THE DAILY POSlThasi an extensive circulation by railroad-and rivet*. through boa Manta and by the mail.. and 3e a capital adverti sing medium. The paper is lurnishod to subscri bers at Be per annum. Advertisements inserted it mocha-We rates. ha-Address JAMES P. BABB, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR CORNER PINTS AND WOAD BTREKTEL irarSiml sour 0i0a77 b 7 ms ligl6 . . :4440:014:31.**70ati. BOLLA SAVINGS BANK , MS • FOU TH 14TREET, 1711 Alt REED lid 1855.1 OPE N DAI,LT , FROM 9 TO 9 O'CLOCK ; else, on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from May Ist to ovember Ist, from 7to 9 c'elook and from Nevem er Ist to May lat. from 8 to 8 o'clock. Deposits reoeiv ' of all sums not less than Ogg DOLLAR, and a vidend of the profits declared twice a year, in J e and December. Interest has been declaredatni-annually in June and Decem ber since the Bank was organized, at the rate claim per cent. a year. Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit of the depoaitor as principal, and bears the same interest fro the first days of June and De cember. compounding twice a year, - without troubling the de sitor to • call or even to .present his pass book. At this rate money will double in less than twelve Years, making in the ag g regate NIGHT AND OND-HALP PRE OWNS. A TEAL Books containitg the Charter. By-Laws,. Rules and Regulations , furnished gratis , on application at the office. PRIBIDINT. • GEORGE ALBRifg. • 'John B. M'Fadli ca . ralig haa rDlWlL O M. rennet*. John Holmes, JohrtMarshall_ . Alexander Speer Janke B. D. Heed& Bead. L. Fahnk., A. M. Pollock, M. D.. 1:0 James McAuley Hill Bargwin. James Herdm Wm. J. Anderson. Alexander Bradley, games D. Kelly. John G. Backofi. Peter A. Madeira, IL George Black, John Mellon! John IL Canfield4James ShldleA Alonzo A. Carrier, Robert Robb, Charles A. °olio: . Walter P. Marshal; Win. Douglas. . John Orr. John Evaria__,' , He L. Murrell,. Hopewell Hepb John H. Shoenbultr. Win. S. Haven, 1 Wm. B. Schmertz, Peter H . Hank -, . Alextunier Tindle. Richard Hays. Isaac Whittler. Wm. B. Lavely, Christian Yeager' lIKORD ARV ADD TRBASURIa. • • ' C • : ' ES A. COLTON. NHOLMES it SONS, BA N BMUS . and Exctange Brokers end Deana hi Notes, Drafts. A cent:mom Silver . Gold. an dßank Notes. Exchan e on the. Eastern and Wallow Cities constantly for isle. Collections made in all the cities thro DnitedStates. Deposits received in paiM current poor. No. 67 Market street,. Third and Fourth streets. • WA. IL WILLIAMS it ET" • BANKERS & EXORANGE WOOD STREET, CORNER THI > lead, • - PITTGBUGH, PA: JA YLOR OFFICE.: 451 Penn street, Firth WareL COLLECFIONO ITOMPTLY 11Alpn: Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages and other LegaL Writing Drawn. - Aaknowledgemonta Taken and Bills Probated. ;.. an6:l7 'TAXES .FETZER, — FORWARDING) AND COMMISSION 'MERCHANT, TOE ?HZ 1411.21 07 Flour, Grain Baeon, Lard, Batter, Dried Ana and Pro duce Generally, Corner Market and First Streets, PITTSBURGH, PA., REFER TO—Francis G. Bailey. Rs q„ William , Dilworth, Sr., S. Cuthbert & Son, Pittsburgh., Boyd & Ott, 13eUker & Swearingen, S. Brady. Cash. M. & Mt Bank, List Howell Mangle George W. Andersen, Donlon. Paxton & Co., Wheeling. .my2(4:2l,thia T. T. N'GIIRN & CO, 1-1011./S, SIGs N, ORNAMENTAL PAINTER No. 2 St. Clair Street, • I CORNER DUQUESNE WAY. second story. Vir All work entrusted to me will be neatly and promptly item:med. onn-ly F URNISHING GOODS SUITABLE FOR ME SEASON. MACRUM at Gai t YDE Invite attention to their stook of GENTLE MEN'S and YOUTH'S Linen and Travelling Shirts, Collar*, i les, Duspenders, Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Heme t Umbrellas, deis. ARMY SHIRTS, And Soldiers' Furnislik Goode, alwaye on hand at MACRUM (ILI DE S, anl2 78 Market at.. between 4th .k Diamond. INVENTORS. PATENT AGENCY 11 PATENT AGENCY . ,• 1 ROBT. FENWICK DEWIT C. LAWRENCE t For the past four si years Manager of an officer of tie Vi the- Washington Branch of Scion. tlflc American C'Patent Agency and for Fifteen rlYears in the Pat .lpient Agency Baal. ftneiM. For Twelve Years Patent Oitiee—thel last four as a Elembei - of thel Board ofl AppeaL NOTE--AILI informat Patent and a copy of charge. Refer to present Cent David P. llolloway. A.ISEVYdr. .v.wnrgs; Plumbers and Gas Fitters, NO. 166 WOOD STREET, OPPOSITE FIRST CHURCH, PITTSBURGH D 47 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY I D. UNFP ( Si HYDRANTS . , SHEET LEAD, Lead Pipe Pig and Bar Lead, and Plumber's material in laeneral. Oil Refineries fitted up in the moat approved manner. Tanks lined Lead or Copper. Honseslitted with Water and bps . tures. *3.. N. B. All orders promptly attended to. ap3 :Tyd prdivl ES AND VINEGAR -600 BUSHELS - DRIED PEACHES, II BARRELS PURE CIDER VINEGAR, tOAN OFFICE, HENRY W. CIMIOTT NO.IOOISMITHFIEL.6 STREET Near the corner Fifth. Pittsburgh. 1%1 ONET IN LARGE AND SMALL /V 1 quantities loaned on Gold and Silver, Dia monds, Jewelry, Gold and Silver Watches, and all kinds of noble articles, for any length of time agreed oni The goods cannot be delivered without the Ticket. Sir Office Hours from 7 A. M. to xo F. IL ja2o Stra4v berries for Canning. Now I THE TIME FOR CANNING and preserving Strawberries. Those select ed for this pUrpose should be ofgood color, solid in substance , of firm texture, and of superior Sa vor. Exactly such a berry can be found during the Strawberry season, at J. KNOX'S Establish ment No. *9 Fifth street, Pittsburgh; Orders marhe l de ett ,hither at store.his stand ill the market, or at Hor turd NEW l oons! NEW GOODS II We have an elegant and attractive stook o Trimmings, Furntishing Goods, • Ensbroideries, t' Varieties, Notions, - Hosiery, Gloves, 0 Gauntlets, French Dra.perle and Flemtre Skirta Corsets, R ea d N eta. eta., in large variety and iow Price. for CASH. MACRUM & GLYDE. anl9 78 Market et.. between 4th k Diamond. ms A MS, 200 Boxes M. R. Bunch Raisins; 150 do Layer do 100 Half Boxes M, R. do 100 do do Layer do 50 Kegs Seedless ' • do • 25 Drams Sultana do Just reeetsied and for sale by RMMBR BRO'S. ses N0r,126 and 121 Wood street. One that CPIM3URGH, PA ALDERMEN A. I, DERMA N I=l2 IMPORTANT necessary to procure • atent Lawnent free oner cf Patents. Eon dead NEAR TERNAYOR% 01,710/4 In store and for sae b 7 WILLIAM BAGALEY, 18 and 20 Wood street I ED I D Z ATELT A A CHER. derstaads Lamp fitting ; P erred. Bowman .& J = Wood smog; Wgiatilo - I83314 , 11416123)111. 3. Ls Alga IdoCkLMONT - Aa-rouvrn - rs FRANKLIN, VENANGO m72343rd L. BRAOKENBIDGE, A.rr'rOJELNEY A.'l" OFFICE, NO. Itus TOIPATIt Sll.l J. D. XiE N'e 0 C ATTORNEY AT LAW, NO. 78 GRANT STRE PITTSBURSIH,• PE 'A TV A. 1114 SIThiGEON DI!N.T I stiooestior to G. W. !fiddle. No. 111 Sm. field etreet. 116 r Office boars from S to'o'clock.o d from . to o'clock. felEly• • IRON ELEt..tv u I'ACTUREILS. AMERICAN IRON 1717131 M. Jones &I • Laughlina, mxitunorialita 07 IRON A_lolllo JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON. Leath's Pest Shafting, Piston . Bode, Plats, 4. Iv* rt RIWUM. 93 Water Street aad. 132, First Sire PITTISEVItGIiC, And corner of Franklin and Sonth*Water &mat Chicago. _ • Lwo Jo!iut...JoErs L. 801m...Wx. I)lTh:w.opa PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS . . . • JONES, 'WWI Bi . CO., A.IIIIFACTITRERB OF CAST STEEL &VA also, Spring. Plow, and A B Steel SPRINGS stiol AXLES, ,obmor Rosa and First streets PITTSBURGH, Pa. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, diet. 91 - fiETO AND OIL OLOTHE3 24 Pleecis • NEW DRUGGETS, 75 Pieties NEW BRUSSELS CARPEL Skit Tbesehavelast been received die LATEST AND RICHEST PATTERNS, the lowest prim. W. IiVCM:NMNOK. IN RIM 011 CLOTIB,,ka -AT 11'CA L_L UM'S, No 8i Fourth Street:. Lp OUGHT PREVIOUS TO THE lATX -1-9 advance in pribea, of which the fullest ; au. Vantage is offered in purchase FOR CASH. delfi w. Obz. Ai:MEWS—D. CIDDNINGEIA.II...7. cam= taut D. UMW., =MN. griIINIFINGEHAIIIS T T V BURGH CITY GLASS WORKS—War.. lme. 119 Water street, and 150 Mild street, Pittsburgh; Pa.., three doors below the "hterrouga:. hels Rouse, Manufaptnrere of Pittsburgh City Window Glass Druggrst' Glass Ware and Amen can Convex Glass, for parlor windows. ohlrehei and public buildings. . apl :MOUSE POTASH AND SODA ASH— • IL • PURE POTASH AND SODA ASH: • lat in receipt of another supply of matt* 'Potash and ,Soda Ash. Thom who make 'thelt own Soap, and haveuse fur either of theiiciarti • oles,will find - it to their advantage to aTamlnem2 stock before purchasing. elsewhere. .• . JOSEPH. PLEHISTO, JOSEPH PLENUM. corner Market street and the Diertond, cornevMarket street and the Diamond. 928 • MORNING POST STEAM PRINTING TA.33I_4S larimmgr, CORNER FIFTH & WOOD-STREETS; PITTSBURGH. HAVING BECE.IITLY MADE =TIMMY'S ADDITIONS AND IMPROVOISSMS TO OUR OFFICE, We are now prepared co execute all orders fte NVEILY DESCRIPTION ON "- BOOK tt JOB PRINTING With dispatch. and - in the moat superior stria We have an office • , - S7PCIONEI •TO NON In the city. And will pay partioulat attention to RAILROAD, MERCANTILE & LEGAL PRINTING, $r lin oar LADING, CHICIIIMAIM BT HEADS, BLANKS, IMMO CEILTIFICATES, REGISTER% DRAY +numb - vs, Rzczwis, = Show Cards & Bills in Color% CARDS, HEARINGS, Showbillo, Handbills, Labels, Col. lege and School Schemes, HOt,el Bills ofFare,lnvitations,&o. Our facilities for printing POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, &C. FOR CONCERTRA EXHIBITIONS ARE .E3'NigicllMt,PA.loll4lllD-I We Can tenure eomplete seagull= se to TIMM AND PB,LCE 1 BOOK mir OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Sehool Oud CoAlegeSatalogues, Miguellaneous Catalogues, Ceustltuttous;iteports,,BriellYete BLANK. zooms, urrictitntE.Ans, , BLAME. BOOKS, ammo. nTee . ..„ Banks Banking Helms* FURNISHED TO ORDER. ALL WORK EXECUTED PROMETLY BARB & MYERS, POUT Nriri.n7Rf3A. Rfh soma Wood OW: REAL FRENCH AND SCOTCH F.MBROIDHANtIi REAL LACE COLLARS AND SETTS REAL PUMA AND FRENCH LACE VEELL Infant's Embroidered Oape, Robes -end Maisie Dimity and French Cambric Banda, Vol" leratie and imperial Ruffles. LinenConabrieWa' l ". kerchiefs. Edgings, Laces, Sco., to ell of which we invite attention. - EATON, MACRUM & CO., ee6• - .7 .17 Fifth street • D`ric'T 1.1.1 r 01.7 TILT4TO,IIIoRIii)W irhat younhonM tin tu.447, but wind MI Mr immense stock at Book and blkOcii morn' °Moo at filiAlealandts.Aptil,cm. Pointll,7llret Prraistatea ENVELOPES, • ivoArrleAtms,
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