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EYTEDACH WAS, (BITNDAYB
C.)
.. And but one Change of Care between
Colounbus and Baltimore.
ON Rua fe e l Momisy,:hine ntb,lB3s,Trairta will rcii as
follows
GOD:CI FAST.
Erpivi Hail. Night
Lam:. Train. Train. Train.
etaninblis..-------10:00 A.M. 3:20 P. M. 11:30 P. M.
Pies - ark :. __.._......1110 .. 4:45 " 12:50 A.M.
Zanesvile 1220 P. J. 6:uo " 212 "
Concord —12:58 " e:44. " :3:ol. .
ceitabliage 1:20 ~ 7los . 3:2a '
Bartlesyme ~..". . ...3 . ,. " S. tf 4:18 "
Belt:stoat ..... 2:44 " 151 " 5:14
Arrive Beller ... 2= " v--;.9:4.5 '' ell - - 6:16 "
°ollie WEZT.
:r7-7 p r e s a .urea IvII;;It
Leans. Train. Train- grain.
Beth& 9:15 A.M. bilS.; A.lll 6:00 p. 'hi.
Belmont 10:31 w 6:i5 " 7iOS .
Btrnesville. 10:52 . 6:13 . 7.h0 r<
Cambridge 11:00 '• B:6t ‘• 0.00 .
Ccrionrd 12:17 P.ll-&3 0 " 4:25 '
3anesville 1:10 " 4:10 " 14:30 w
Newark 2-.0; " 10:11 " 11:50 "
Arrive Coil:Limbos— 3:ihl " 12:15 P. Si. li'Ai A. Ili.
The Erprws Train going East will atop to Cate rip ! or
leave pataengers, at Taylor's, Newark, Zanesville, Concord,
Cambridge, Campbell's, Barnesville, and Belmont only.
ilruna WVIT will atop only at the above named Statiotut.
The Mail Train will strip at ail the Stations where the Mall
is to be mcolved, or delivered, and at all other Stations on
notice being given. Tbs Night Trait will stop at all St:
:lons on proper notice being gliGn.
GO/Is . EAST.
The 10.10 A. If. Express Train, con:Acts at . Gran :alms
with the Er.prors Train 'which leaves Cincinnati st 6 A. it.
and with the Train from the W e al on the Columbus, Piqua
~ 1 ,,,,b y .,, grail-cad;
Ma a nalleld and Mt.t Narcala with
Vernon, morning Tra
and With
ins to
and from Sandasky,
Tr,ini on the Steubenville- and Indium Railroad: - at
Wheeling with Esprese Train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and Past.
err. Cities.
'Vie 73:30.P. M. Train will connect at Columbus with the
second Train frond Much:matt ; at Newark. with SandustY,
ManseAd and Newark Railroad; said at Wheeling with
Night Train ma Baltimore and Cilato Railroad. Pansengers
I caring Louisville and poinM below Cincinnati, end taking I
the 4 A. N. Trr.in on Idrtlo Miami Railroad, will contort
with this Train at Columbus. Passengers leaving Indiana
polis and Cletunond by morning Train on Indiana Central
F. %Broad will attic connect with this Train at Colnmbue,
nit reach Wheeling at Pl.. P. NI., and leave by 10:3.0 P. M.
T rain on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, arriving In Ilaitl•
more at 5 P. 51-,nett day.
The 11:30 P. 111. Train connects at Columbus with the
Mall Train which leave. Cincinnati at 5:30 P. M., and arrive.
et Bellair ct 6:15 A. lii..; connecting with the Aorommoda
tion Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Passen
gers leaving Chicago by the Evening Trains can, by this
route,cia Michigan City, Lafayette, Indianapolis and Day
on, reach Co:nimbus in season to tats this train; and at.
Wheeling to - ill tate the Acommodation Trial% for Cumber
land, sloop there, and restime by Evpresa Train is Bald:
more and Er.stera Cities.
GOING 'WEST. _ .
The A. ELMail Train connects at BeDaly a ith Night
Train cfn 'he Baltimore and Ohio Eallnaad ; at Newark with
trains tiff and from Sandusky, Mansfield and Mt. Vernon,
and Chicago rut Monroeville: at Columbus with the train.
fnr Cincinnati, and with trains for Xenia, Dayton, Indiana•
polls. and Chicago, via Dayton and ria Urbana.
The 9 45 A. NI. Express Train connote with the Expreta
Train from Baltimore, and arrives in Columbus at 5:23 i'.
M., and con nects with trains going South and West arriv
ing in Cincinnati at 7 P. M.
• The 60) P. M. Train connect' , with the Accommodation
Train [rem Cumberisud, and at Columbus filth Mail Train
at tllt A. ]h direct for Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton, Indians
polls, Lafayette, Terre Haute, Saint Louis and Chicago.
• ISAAC If. Supt.
Zanesville, June 15, 1855—[je9.1)
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
STEAMERS FOREST CITY AND DIURNAL,
rIA irELLsrILLz:,
Aim
, Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
VIA
Tito shortest, quickest and most reliable Conte to Toledo,
j Chits-ago, Rook Island, Galena, and Bt. Louie, is VIA
CLEVKLAND.
This route is One trundled sales clutter and about sine
boring - clicker than the circuitous one via Indianapolis.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh, eo Cleveland.
Three Daily Trains from Cleveland to Chica,,,—o.
„ Time to Cleveland sir hours, Chicago twenty-three hours,
and Et. Louis thirty seven hours.
VIA ALLIANCE.
_ .
'The Trains of the Ohio and Penna. Railroad Leaving Pitts
burgh et 3.00, d. 11., 8.00, A. IL, and 8.00, P. N. connect
at at 13.3.1 A. M., 11.41 A. .M., anl 020 P. 11., ae
followe:
Trains for Cleveland leave Arnim* at A.M.. and 12.00
01.., and 1131 P. M., eontirtlng at findson with Trains for
Cuyahoga falls and Akron, and arriving in Cleveland at
10. All A. M., 29D P. or., and 000 P. M.
Passongera for Toledo, Chicago, Pt. Louis, Bova Island,
Galena, and the liorth-west, who wish to go through with
out detention, will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at
8 00 A. rd., and arriving to Cleveland at 2.30 P. M., as that
Is the only train by which claw connections are made
through to the above point. Passenrers by this tralu
mach Chicago at I'..M next morning, and at. I pills at mid
night.
TT_St WELLSVILLE.
The Steamers. Forest City and Diurnal will tea re ths Mo
nongshela wharf every morning, (Sundays es:spted.) at
10 o'clock, for Wellsville, connisoting with the Maio 1-. ring
Wellsville at 420 P. 61., and 51-riVITI3 at Cirvelaud, at obi
P. M.
An A=taimoiatios Train will mare Wellvville LatJy
(Sundays ewoepted„) at 6.43 P. hi., cennirding at Bayard
with Elrprs Train arriving to Cleveland at 5.3 . 14 P. M.
Tata., from Well2vill, and Cleveland connect at Bayard
for Carr.ollion, Waraestrarg, Dower., and New
APT : takes for Cleveland, Chim.go and the North-west,
Tia Wet bs'etile, are cold at a less rate than via Alllan=
The Tawiris from Cleveland to Toledo and Chlo e c., ran as
follows, Lease Maitland at 723 gni 323 A. M, aaa 6.25 P.
Ai.; .rive at Cbdcaso et 11.04 P. hi., 1 . .04 A. hi., and 136,3
A. 11.
Trains laa.we Chicago for island and EL,:115 as
folla , s: for Roza lilaud at 9.10 A. M., col ll Co
sot It. Louis at 9.1 1 A.. 11., and 15.60 P. M.
Pas-sangria for It. Laois go rem Rack island Ballrasi to
Joliet, and thanes over the Chloago and Wissisalprl Railroad
to Alton. and theme by Steamboat (33 miles) to fib Louis.
Pamengere by the 9.16, A. IL, Train arrive in Et. Lants at
11 on=4 ay.:A.l3g, and by the 101.1;, P.M., Train, at orna
usxt dAY.
Damage cheated through to Cleneland, and there ra•
chanted for. Chicago and It. Louis.
FARE VIA ALIJA:NOB AND CLITRIAND.
Isfaiss2.cf . !. I,le3aon 11.3
To Allinnes $2 In I Tr, La Salle. ..$lO 63 $l3 60
" Olert.larit -. 406 " Bock urn, Is co 14 3.5
Toledo -.....- 060 11amaa 14 lo 14 00
(110,...r.g0 13 00 $l3 ' Sprinalold 16 70 10 11°
" Ploomingt...l6 90 1443 " Parllngion 21 00
" In. LonLa.-..2.1 03 16 LO
Pamengero are req.:le:sited
01SC:i Of the. Vinrinaty, In 31 ,
C-311:1151% J . D
CHICA.GO TO ST. LOUIS•
Tyt CHICAGO, ALTON AND ET. I OUTS
RIM grigigUREEMMi ROAD ,
IP'ortnerly the Chicago and illissiesippl.
llerrying the area: kmeril•zn Zeprt:: and D. £ Nagi.
US Only Dlre.et and Reliable Etemte to the South and
banth•Wer.t.—Seventy Olen Shorter than any (Aber
TTO 51:1'.9710n =Fran M 41311 Ert77:471
I.,anca .1 rrirPfe
Rt. Lotrzz.
Et. Louis Day Expre55...........v.15 lf! n A M.
e.t.. Louis Night Rapres. 10.00 P. ici .............2.15 P. M.
Trains run directly through without change of cars Or
baggage.
j;707., Chitace to al. Louis in 1.5!4 het; t.
IMPORTANT CONNECTIONS—At Joliet, a iih the Rock
Island Railroad for Ottawa, L. Falb., Rock Island and Oen
tral lowa.
At Bloomington , with Central Railroad for Olin .
ton, Waynesville and Decatur, and with Stages for Peoria.
At Springlicid, with Great Western Railroad for :Jackson:
Ville and Infants Floor.
At Alton, with 'Daily Line of Packets for Hannibal,
Quincy and gook.uk; the moat erpeditious and reliable
route to all portions of North-eastern hiLosouri.
At Et. Louis, with Daily Pirstolass Btaamers for New
Orleans and intermediate points on the Lowe: Mississippi,
and with Regular Linen of Packets for Kansas, EL Joeaph,
arid all potnts on the Missouri, Tonnesace, Cumberland and
Arkanssa Rivera.
It. P. MORGAN, Eup't, Elootmdngton, 111.
L. DARLING, Agent, Chicago, 111. 1101
ILLINOIS
CENTRAL. RAILROAD:
• •
Oarryiag the Great 17. States Nall tad Erpress.
TWO PASSENGER TR /LIES RUN DAILY on itn entire
length from DUBUQUE to CAIRO,
AND
CHICAGO to CAIRO.
This roa d,ln c:nxctonwiti TreinsOf the Oh!oand
liiaamll.l S maagoan l aalor.gdforn .
the most direct and only continuant; U. 11. route from
CHICAGO to Sr. LOUIS,
CHICAGO to CAIRO,
CHICAGO to DUBUQUE.
Trains leave Chicago an follows :
10 L. H. and 10.10 P. M.-Br. torts LNI) Came Itrsales.
Plizaelltrete Ibt St- Louis by this tntin take the care of the
Ohio sad Mae. R. It. et Ea odoral, and aro carried direst to
St. Louis.
kb L. M. and 44 0 P. M.—Dupont: an, Clexitta En
rusts, connecting at , Dunhetlo (op site Dubuque) with a
Daily Line of Stearn - Par:tete for St. po Paul and the Upper
Mteelaeippl river cities.
Trains leave Calro for Chicago and Dubuque at 7.10 A.
hi. and 7.00 P. IL
pesearigers from the East and places on the Ohio river
destined for St.Loule will save 100 mllen of tedione and 11.11*
certain river navigation from Cairo to St. Louis, and arrive
fifteen boars In advance of the river route, by taking the
care at Cairo.
Tickets to St. Laub", Cairo, Dubuque, St. Paul, and all im
portant places by thle route, can be bad at the mitre or the
O. & P. and C. & P. Railroads in Pittalontgli, and Michigan
Central Railroad in Chicago ,
ice
PITTSBIIEGH CONNELLBVILLE
RAILROAD
Open front West Newton, Westmoreland
Gountyy.to Itiatitnburg Station, Fayet te
County.
TUE FAST 3TIAULT. CLARA MEIER hating been char.
tared by the P. & O. R. R. Co., will leave Pittsburgh
every evening at half past four deloch precisely, for Weet
Newton, connecting there with the ilnshis of the Pitts
burgh and Connalleville Railroad, which will run between
the above points until farther notice, as follows:
Leave West Newton at 6:30 d.. 1414 stopping at Port Royal,
Sulith'e Mill, Jacob', Creek and Layton; reaching Mitten
' burg at 6:52 o'clock. Returning, leave Allitenburg at ee3s A.
hi ; atop at all way stat Ems, and arrive at West Newton at
7.13; connecting with the trimmer CLARA Ylatilalt for
Pittsburgh: reaching Pittsburgh at noon.
•' Recond Train will leave West Newton at 12 o'clock for
2111tenburg, and returning, will leave hilltenburg at 6
P. 1,1. , stopping at all way stations.
pare from Pittsburgh to Miltecaburg - , , $.1,16. Etag,es for
Cniontown and ConnallsTille will connect with the Trains
it ktiltenburg Statical.
be tranuoV tacit
_way dally. For rates
• apply to D.W.oll2lAVALL,lsq,Assletantfinpetintendent,
West• Newton; cr to W. THOSON, Freight Agent, on
• board the eteamer Clara rain, at her whagj eri n
z ne the
,-...:::.fliotionsalrels Bridge. intriai W.
• . —President and dontnteniellt.
PltUburgb., J=e 20,1860.
;'~ `:
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RAILROAD.
CONNECTING 'MTH
prc,Ture thole' ticictA at tho
omongabeht nonce, bakes ttio
RAND, Supl, (*eyeland.
CAUGHEY,Ag't,PltLgbargh.
MR LIME BA=
IL E. !SASON, Supt.
t , :;-•1--.71.:
t:,
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1414 V, -
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-. ,ur
0 IGN TILEIL ROUTE.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN!
Northern Illinois to the Mississippi River,
lOWA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
All Railroad to the Allitsalett ppi,
Chicago, Burlington. and Quincy
RAIL tanigg ROAD
FoILKSMT Tar. Cmal,go Ann Atteona Es Cedvi. EMMET
Tatar R. R. 1.9 NOW CMaL.L - Vat,
And Trains run the entire distance from CHICAGO TO
BURLINGTON, lowa, without change of Cam.
The Only Direct Route to BURLINGTON, QUINCY,
E - EouE,, xtrecATINE. GQ.UAWE.A, WADE LO, TORT
DEB MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFF, gre., and the ONLY ALL
RAILROAD Route from CHICAGO TO ST. LOUTS, BLOOM
INGTON, CLINTON, DECATUR, CAIRO, SPRINGFIELD ;
JACKBONTILLE, NAPLES and intermediate Stations on
the Illinois Central, Greet Western, end Ohio mad Missis
sippi Railroads.
Trident on the above Line leave Chicago on the arrival of
Trains from tie East. 7 -uyolding all laying over at any of
the points.
Stages have Burlington daily for Southern and Central
lowa and Northern Missouri—making the quickest and
most reliable route to reach all the important points west
of the art , licsippl as far as Connell Bluff, with from forty to
fifty miles leas staging than by any other route. The Road,
for a large portion of the way, is laid with the orammtEcre
Ran, the smoothest riling and boa Railroad in the West—
well stocked with the most modern I.oacmotivno and elegant
new Cars. 7,.q-n,,, ,
..."" By this route passengers era rare of making cornea- ! ,
flow, and arriving at St. Louis on advertised time, avoiding , " 411,1\6a11.1, - --- - •
110V5E,
the vexatious delay of toga and ice, and dangers of neriga
. OORYIE OF MALY AND SOULE' ,Tat, BABEL'S, O.
Zion, to co the route by Alton.HE Proprietor takes pleasnre in anzoirming to the
Baggage checked direct through fmm Chicago, awl 00.
T public, that this now and. elegant fetal has been opened
charge for handling at any point. ' le a horme of entertainment. &deg comterdlerts and roomy,
THROUGH TICEETI' by this route can bo purchased at
and adjoining the office. the Ohio Stage Oonapany,it offers
all the Railroad Ofticee in the Bast; at the Office of the
ledueeraents unsurpassed In Warren Mr the accent:node-
Company, corner of Clarb and late streets, in the Granite . lino of the traveling community.
Mindlot; lat the Depot of the Galena R. ft„ and at the A
,0,,,,,,,,
ot _
peddle patronage l; reapectielly solleital.
Mich. Cent. R. IL Office, corner of lake and Dearborn eta,
an 17 M. GASKILL.
opposite Tremont House, Chicago.
PREIGUT C.:M.41,13.1 hr thle route will receive immodi- FRANKLIN HOUSE ,
etc despatch C. O. HAMMOND, finpl. ,
C. F. I%ILI.IiTT, CHEM:NWT SIRRET, ABOVE THIRD, PDSLADELPIIIA.
PAIL/LER & LAIRD, Prnprielonn.
ilenl Ticket Ag't, Chicago. i
1/19;Mm1 Tlatidli $l.OO PRE DAY.
41.4 -"TIOKE7PB cart he procured at the principal Railroad
01fice.s of the country. mblo I RinAIILLAtiI 1100 SE,
JOIT.Y.YBO ITS, FL'YN 4.
THE PENNSYLVANIA pug undereiemd haring, taken charge of Oa &Lave
R A 1 I - , ROA D . e L Dami4 House, sand remiss It fo Irl tenth erpause, in a
lonforiabie es e cli .63 (.1..4‘11e. style, is now prepared to re.
MBE GREAT CENTR.AI, BOUTS. enent,tiog the At • t 5 2 ,1,/ gnosis, mitt rive ample eathfection to ell who may
Pe / rol/1 , 0 51/.. Pon, i auSdf 1 . I .,MtS Powlinv.
i Nude akin with Western, Nortlowestern end South- ," - '• _ ___ - ~
a solemn Slate% by a contemn', Beltway dived. This roan HARE'S ROTEL,
%Leo C.01111 , N et Pittsburgh with dolly lino at steamers to f Late Farmer's Exchonye,l
all ports en the Western lacers, and at Cleveland and San- N
~,. 113 1.181211 TY STEEET, foot of Plith AI rent, Pitts
dotty with strainers to all parts on the Nertloweatern ,
turgid SA MU NI, HAM% Propriotor.
fetes- .
making the most di"'; mortar!
and rdi4N; r ''''' - This llotel Is :entirely new, harint7 juht been completed
by which FRTICUT ran 1.4 forwarded to and from the
end opened for the arrontritogatton rd the public. I aepE.
Great Wee..
RATES BETWEEN PIIIIA I/F.I.PM_, .1 PITTSTUIROIL , FRAATILLIN tiOUSE, Cl•v!land, Ohio.
plttliT CLASS.—P-oots, Shoes, try duals, 1 7 .,,. ~,,,. mop, 1 C PA.TRICE. A BON, Paornrcresa....q . "nia House hat t in.
an ber.o.‘„) Tran, Yeatbore, Ar.......... i ' ' . dergone thorough end extensive repairs, alterations,
SEM:HI eke...S.—Books and Stationery, and large liddltienti of new furniture, etc., and the propel&
Dry °cods, (in bales,) Hardware, Les- , tin, ih
. per lnns. I t tears pledge themselves that orating Shall be wanting on
tiler, Wool, ar )their part to render the Fitantilai a plate where all the cent.
THIRD CLASS —Anvils, Bagging, Bacon I r „, ) , Crr ilnns.„l 1
forte of a first else, hotel ranloud. be loud.
Pork, (In bnik,) Hemp, he I jy Cif C. PATRICE A SON.
FOIL STU CLASS—Coffee, Fish, Bacon and 1 400. per leSdhs. 1 FLOILKNCE4 lIDTEL,
Pork, sparked,) Lori and Lard Oil ) No. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORM.
air
In enippin^ Gorda from any point toot of Philsolel. i (o.IN - DUC , T.ZD 071 411.1 tonere.", Ptah.)
phi., bra particular to 171072: package • rut Pennsy REUBEN LOVEJOY !
trania
Railroad." All Goods consigned to the Agents of th. ,, Road'
at Philadelphia or Pittstatrgb, will he fore n nievi without
detention.
Fiction! Aesarre —Moses Potter, Boston; J. L Elliott, N.
Y.; E. J. Sneeler, Philadelphia; blagra w A L00n.,. Balti
more ; Goo. 0. Prineiscus, Pittsburgh ; ehriIIgIIIIIII A Brown,
Cincinnati, Ohio; .1, 8. Moorhead, Louisville, My.; It. C.
Heldman, Madison, Ind: Ilateliff A Co-. St- Louis, )lo.; J.
S. MR.-hall A Son, Evansville, Indiana.
11. IL HOUSTON,
General freight Agent. Philadelphia.
H. J. LOMBARIIT,
my. Superintendent. Altoona. Pa.
Steubenville and Indiana Railroad.
ClittNOE OF TIME
lAN ANTI SLNCI: WEDNESDAY, .la ne the Mail
1.,/ Train learns Staubeneilin Sdly, (Sundayn excel ted 1
at 7 o'clock. A. M.,11.114 attire at Newark at 1 o rc-'7 , 11., P.
M-, connecting with train- far
Coli - ohne, t'statusky,
In4lanapolli. Chieng3,
I aealle,
Mount Vernon, 13',c3 (eland,
Toledo. :taint Loofa.
Cinclncati at tt. t lt) came craning
E.F.T31113: 2 , 3 :
Lettere Newark at 17 o'clock, M., ant arrives at
tht , train leave Cinrla
nati at P o'cleet, .3. 3t.
The Cadiz t►ccoaamo(laaloa Trala
Leaves 3‘tentenette Badly, (Husidaye et:note:lJ at 1.1%;.. P.
91., and arrives at Cali: at r... 1.5
&Lit SAILA,
Leaves O&M:. '(C 77 A 31.. ant arrlree at Steotctivill, at
10 -11.5 A. M.
For further informaU.•a apply to 3/91ES COLLINS t
Erright aci Pam , nger Agent , ,N,s.ll* and lU {Pater
strart, kittablirc h.
LAVAN . FIT): Pia i•VI T. timers: crmght ant V.A.".
Agent. it II WtAIDW
Superintendent
PEINNSVLVANIA RAILROAD.
21111.01 , 0 H TFIAINA, b.nt•t4,
1,1,ka nal thtuttalrgit. 'l' 11 I.:ll+llt•ifNtTi V Mt, Tr.
laaraa rtaladelpt.la for Pitt, A , sc.! Pr. t
Uttrgh a: Akl ,V , T i It:
leave./ Yhilactell..l.o.a • 11, r. 41
tAlrgb rtlilef—ill;.Li•iit 1, 1 . NI. Tilt: NiC.lll'
lirsV to at 11, at.,l
Yltt.ltufet tcr iu, 1. M.
The ota.ar c,..nnat at k.ttrthr,rsh tea!' tta F.atlrc.t.'m
tat Alton, fjaltra end 0t..;,at . ,, I
11,1.1 L.r.Cti!ritiC. Terra
Matt'Llcr., ar.l
tlzz. S9rtni,^ll,ld.
land, Colo...attr.t., and
altc, tylth ttal."o.= Pactot ft..m ar..l t..„ Nat , OE 11,,,
F: . i...^77I^CTI:S. au l C 7. 4 ,1,11. 1 -1
Through an la Lai th,
rot. f,,E - 1.1,4, 1.4,11.111 i ct.
truths I.,,riger.to-tltht Wc3t
'hotter , : ring clf,t
tie'.' or E:mt,n Mt , 1)11r:
Aglatit, l`trilburgb.
ri IRUSTErS SAII4 Of RYA I P.STATSAADn
A n
THURSDA Y eves i or, v at :, 6:
r••';,11 street, will lire noi.t, t coo s
,11 Wm. P. Beam, Trustee of Ilezn D. Etta, tbs wing,
valuable Real Brace and Stocks, air
That vev:ibis three story Brick Dwelling Heram,'No. 1: I
Fourth street, the led haMn4 a front of nliintnrn
Fourth etrce, emending beet eighty foe fe-t, Incineßnd a
throe foot alley,-gut.;oct. to mortgage of £trod.
Lot No 121 In st,phan ruhdlvisicn of late, N,
14 and 1.6 having a front of twenty fen' oa Uvrrhilt stre-t,
extending bank one huntire4 feet.
Orin undlvtle fourth of I t No.:7:i in Bray's Plan of It
In Allegheny City, having a frost ef to eutj,ight tent 7 ,1.0
inehrit en Anderson stre , t, ertor.dirr. - Lack cur 1.e. - Mei
and forty feet to. Oray's alley.
lilt lots in too lloseugh of Medrebeeter, hariol; ,kl7OOl a
front of twenty feet on riontherly r id. o; Lhannoey stsoet,
ertentllng back i 2 feet illlnnline to South eltey , being Ic
Bakewell% guts!' vitdon at not lot No. 21: in tetstved tine
opposite Pittsburgh.
the undivided thre.fifLitsof two hundred and Bitty-nine
antra of Land in Economy township, Beaver county, on the
uorth-west ddo of the Übe , river, odjetning treats Nos. 1.11,
141 and Won the north, No. on tbs. east, No. 49 on the
smith, anti N 0.413 on the west, te;ng tract Net. 1n in feet's
dietriet, No. 2rr the doprecintlcn marvre . ss. Subject t lien
of 62,121.
(ono hundred and' thirty arm.- Land In Wood county, Vs ,
Mo.. miles below Parkersburg and three miles from the
mhin river, on which are eractel* Saw-mill and log Hod s«.
Snhject to lien of $l7O.
The north quarter of Snstion 12, in Township 47, north
of Range 25 west, in the district of lands subjoet to bah. at
Saul Ste Marie, Michigan. containing ono tITIOr..O and
sixty acres In blarquetts township.
The north-went quarter of Section 19, in Township 47,
north of Range 25 west, In the district of I ode subject to
nal° at Soot Ste Maria, Michigan, containing one hundred
and forty Dino acres end flfty-four bundredtha, In Mar
quette towntitilp.
The north cast quarter of Eicction 24, In Township 47,
north of Range 2tl went, in the district of lands subject to
Bate at Saut Ste Marla, containing one hundred end Bitty
acres, in Marquette township.
One undivided fourth of one hundred and fifty-live acres
of copper end agricultural lands in Section 0 of township
OS, north of Range 42 went, In Oakland county, Ellchigan.
77 shares Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock
102 do North American Minlng,Co. do
e.. 00 do Pittsburgh Mining Company Stock;
an do Forest City Bank of Cleveland
do Pittsburgh and Cleveland B. R.
10 do do do Steubenville IL. It.
22 do do do Connellaville do
5 do Cl:sutlers Walley do
do Pittsburgh h Coal RIII TUrnpike Co,
OD do Temperas:ea:Mille Plank Road Cu.
4 do West Newton Plank Rood Cr
600 do Miff Mining Cie.
400 do Iron City Mining CO.
020 do Fire Steel Mining Co.
200 do Pittsburgh F Isle Royal Mining Co
12 do Aztec Mining Co.
Terms at rale.
)610
PERRY COUNTY WARN SPRINGS
rip= abOve celebrated WATERING PLACE will be open
j.. for visitors on and after the FIFTH OF JUNE NEXT.
They are delightfully locatedon Sherman's Creek, fourteen
miles north west of Dummonon, (this place being fifteen
miles weet of Harrisburg, on the Centred Itailroad,) at the
bate of Pisgah flountale, which resehee en elevation of
more than five hundred mot. Sherman's Creek &lonia
eplendid opportunity I:4' tboee fond of tatting, fiablog or
nailing; the eu.rroundiug forests offer great attractions to
the ow:tertian; and tour smooth and shady roads through
a country unsurpassed for bold and magulticeot ecenery,
will diversify the amusements of the place.
uoRgES, SADDLES and CARRIAGES can ba bad at all
times. Renee token to Livery on reasonable [ems.
Of the MEDICINAL QUALITIES of the SPRINGS too
much can hanDy be raid. Their waters have been analyzed
by the best Chntelets in the Union, and are pronounced no:
surpaseed for curing cutaneous disesees and affections of
t e kidneys. There are come five Springs in all, every
one of which Is of different temperature—tho largest being
63 degrees Fahrenheit, and throwing out 42 gallons every
Barest MiClUte 3 . L.141 0 2 ' end Gentlemee's BATHS have
been oonstruoted, with all the modern improvement..., to
gether with PLUNGE BATHS, dc., Ac
Each day a Coach leaves Function= for th 3 Spriace,
after the snivel of the rare.
Bowling Alleys, Billiard Booms, Bid various other facili
ties for amneement, in abundance. The atzommodations
will be the best, and the charges low.
Tres,—Eight dollara per week, or one dotter and Pity
I
Conic per daYl
Families wishing to engage roerne, ehould address the
proprietor early:
.IA - ery attention will ba paid to vtdtorn, the proprietor
haying erazieed the treat of ezrrouts. Music etways to et
teoldaricz.
All communimtioas intended to the Perry Ootooty
Warm Springs obould Plinsataton P.
They will ba Immediately fortiatdokl.
Lorimer Property at East Liberty
for Sale.
23 LOTS OF OROEND nt the Dad Liberty Station, to ha
sold on BLTUItDAY, the :10th day of June, instant,
et 10 o'clock, A. M , at Public Sala, on the prenalses.
These lota Bre betratifely Fitunted for priYate reAdettcca,
and as the sale Lr peremptory, it will to adTantazec.ne to
thoea desiring each property to attend the ride,
Plana can he seen at this and the oßlee of the Trnftae.
Tirditi.--On.odhlra in band, one-third at elm inonthr., end
one-third at eighteen months with inbmet.
- THOMAS MELLON, Truster.
TY YOU WWI TO BE BELOVED FROM DUVRERLDe,
1--velP2l lortreeitimatedletey - witha - box. - or WELLY
DTBMCI T7l '0 mann, az! it b =invaluable rams.
dy car mmmatm, Browthithr, necuisy, PAWS •in- the
81de, Back and Breast; al9o, Botts, Outs, Ernisser,ll3p/aftis,
Bekaa Bdtrjoints.4.4 =etc e ter Fol d at NO MO
o. Les . .•
Mat Ir.
- .
•
•••.• ; •••:!•:•-*.
0.3*. ,
PTO. 3.14 LIBERTY STREET, just beside the Passenger
11 Depot of the Pennsylvania Rellrord, which makes it
the most convenient hones in the cif for passengers ard.
vino by that road:
Tile Proprietor having, at considerable erpenso, fitted up,
in excellent Ayle, the MANSION HOBBS, would respect.
filly solicit a share of .public patronage. There is attached
a splendid STABLE and extensive WAGON YARD, afford
ing ample accommodation to travelers and teamsters. His
Larder and Bar - will be tarnished with the best the market
can afford. . febl:y
Chrtu , r of Penn and Se. Clair rfrrels, Pits.tburph, Pa,
Ting undersigned, formerly of "Brown's llotei," having
taken this large and emotoodiotm myna, and having
refitted it In magnificent style, would respectfully Invite
his friends and the traveling public to give him a call. As
sured, with the COOTEMIOGC.B of the house and his long ex.
patience In the business, he; can give entire astidection,
and his charges moderate.
fah= SRL C. BOITITELLY.
P. M. DACE,
Auctioneer
H. L ETTER,
Proprietor Warm dpringe
EMZE
HOTELS:
MANSION ROUE,
GEORGE AIIRENTZ, rsopairroa,
13EMMEU:2LLIUU21
RILEY'S HQTEL:
FOUBTri ANP GRANT BTBITTS,
PITTSBURGH, P A.
rar2u:sl 13. RILEY. Proprietor.
GOOD I.IWP.IENT ROUSE,
rioRNER OP LIBERTY AND GRANT ETREITTS, near
lJ the Satires:l Depot
JAMES SEANNON, Proprietor.
01V13 . 1011 , 13.
WA VERLEY HOUSE, Ca Routh Eighth atrebt, betigazn
Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia. tan...^Sq
TRIG UNION,
'PTO. 111 Arch etreet . , PhilaAelphta. R. WEED (late of
Ili the Sagte,) Proprietor. feeu299
IIE,nTAURANT:3
•
HALL,
W. C. GAL LAG 11ES, PIIOPIIIETOIIt.
flitu-Sli stets-, Mioress Wood ae-4 Switkitea.
Tlll3 epecicus w,tchliwbuient Lies bees leased by the sub
ecrlber, sod rumple-sly ronutattsi.)eing o
He is wt ell hours preperel t‘. furalsb
every 1u.1.1117 thet cau bo fauna In the bszt toga:sate
restauxsets to the Peetese tUe speribite tier will Always be
wupplitA with the very best I.lluore Gear
~ , Irtion, in iLt sent n, can cuays be :butyl et Wlitilus
W. G. t/ A LI. Ali ur.n.
ESA;IIANOE,
TIIIRD FISECT, BUTWEItN WouD AND SIAILECET.
Euhrribfro he; !taro to int,rrA 11310 x felosAs sod
the public generadv:lbed they have l'eased the above
well known Ilretsurtob which bee just been thorouelly
rebovetei, repaired toad re turnlehod, and now open. The
proprleton have spared no ripen, to mike the Amok En_
&sago a comfortable reNort, ea well for the epteure no the
boson... man. The latter will •t all times be slotted with
the tlPli,t+_ - iew of the poison, ant terve,l lit. under the
ruspi
vet of oxterieuced otycolut They n.,•^::fully asa far the
pahnonage or • generow public
J SOLI A NEELMEIIrft,
U. U. BEANO'S.
DELVED/Zit EZ REST A VILA. T,
WOOD STREET, BET. WAITE AND 111'..iT STIMETI. 4 ..
9 1 111{ lTirlenni4t , e.4 ju., , t prof k, c hz e ze t t
I.I4eOILS, sc. fLA rra-ly %II tth.l.ra to .rra hL Critevii
vith the heat of the itc..,13, In OA wey ,•:
W !linty Punches way bo had ot the tirtetputs.
Jtact lA~ OILN SA V Ati E, Prbarte:nr.
- .
COLIN UCOPIA
//1-OYSTER. AND COFFEE 110LTRE.101
D. BARNARD.
2y, 4a,And
janlte
CRYSTAL PALACE,
moo. 1 Market
C. C. SE.ELY,
1:F.1'1's111'1 t\ In' is-is ftiotiira
S•lthe
L-s ttis., Ls has jtsit •tstrtsiii
4.5
istl st7L, rat
.s •
tsr, In :Ls :Shrit s.I. ysintis
kit will rip, , Ls, -st 3. essirytt.;LF. ths•
.•,sts i.sitt
VYOT'tt ti !..141,0011 MVO Ii,iLitTAVIt.C. 4 IT I
i ; .1 T It f. T
DICE En IA L : A A zoN A
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'ILE DAY, Item tt,
Choicest ay: la, etc., act
Btll 'f lay , ,anr. sz Z. 1 : ,; t•
MiliMS=Ml
Jan - llnt
t'lair Laser Oyer Urevrery.
Tuft . thilYretgme.lrtyp,t:'allf :tat h•
is u'.7 fully p-5pa.:,..1 to ft.l-Va sZI
1.1.1t11e wiCh LtoEr. SEEP.,
is
by.1.1.1.te. All ord.r:ll DLAMOND
A.T.LET,(fa...cf ALT,.xt,l :1 ill 1., F•..L. to 32.1 y alt.rtuled
act the User 1f•1ii1.741 Tsct a !Le e' c: virraiff •
I'. Ci
. 9CFLStiOI'.
peal's. Lager Liter ilali, ---
N , 104i .4nstrV , t! I strt,l, riTro-.:: !'-, L'...;,:r0 n_ t.
T it': rato.ft!....nr 1.1 ;ort r . r.n I on: :.f tt, laz a rte.t &n 1
ttr-rt. fittisb..l lAA Li
or 15,r tillr la : .t.. ,Oly. lie lizer Ls
a: trovtlettitti to 1.. arear.,: at ti.-:_', apt even (41,7 10.-
.ramalsttort 41 - ont 1.1t1.,, 4, ^II lisl - t 1, ave.lea.
ctr....9,3mA, Et t'N IT7-
. _ __-
Kennett
NI T
T P. I:tit:MI:All, fk...0.• ft.tt , rr r f iNfITII'S r•lta-zato.l
• Kennett Ale end V,Q•rn ttoitt. A:' ', l'..roLt , u Ate
au Porter, In rlttr..rt t.nd pint 1'...-.t..k A.
'lb' atiflnCultik I' •} WWI 111., and thr , trwl,, SI rf , c ,-, :ittr , r
enttrltel.oull:v
.. _ .
Mineral Water and Pi ararkpartlla
D p,yp LItISI, Pitt farce% kilow Penn, ii nolo
W cruoinic.clartog and bctUring eitcrnw eTt.teccri on i
an OTIOIIO7 , rode. llir nrtieleitar. , cr 1r.1147,1mi
nufcturcl from We F.:rut malarial..
HOPPER'S PATENT PLANE
FMIE nade:signad i. prepared rurply
I CABINET-MAKI:4N, arid Welitcra in 5%
rich his Patentct and valuable 11.0,N 41. 4 .
All who have trial it, proncanea sPOM Tillanl.ls
is
volition, that twilit soon coma late C •ntrol Cu. The rob
lowing letters trom pructi,al weiiirsten err but two among,
Many lotterm the Totality,. has rood Fel r"C. ,, Ma1e13.1.12,; 01st?
Mane :have nil other. in tl2e:
inplarSllll BtoAat Citrus VACUA T,l
February 22, ISrert.
We hereby certify, that during the last tivelro months
are hare used llopper's Pat nt Plane, and do not hesitate
to recommend It to Onhinet-Makors nod Carp-ntere as su
perior o any other Plane In we•. We consider It peculiarly
adapted to planing oak, cherry, walnut, and all sorts of
hard wood, and for planing yen. re, It .s far superior to
the old mode of scraping, besides being a areat saving of
time. hue man, by using this Plane, will plane more
veneers than Ore men can do by any other plane or method
In use. 11. li. Crain A Co.
To ?doers F. E&SON, EEs.:
Dear Sir —I have examined Ilopper's Patent Conch
Plane, and believe it to be a most excellent article for the
use for which It 13 intended, as a combination of plane end
soracer.
It is particularly adapted to planing venecri, and It Sow
out require oue•fourth the time or labor of the old method;
and I have no doubt, when itspropertied become generally
known, but that It will entirely . uporado the former to
diens and laborious custom.
I moat chaorfully recommend it to all persons engaged in
the Cabinet business, as from my knowledge of it, there la
nothing le well fitted to glee a smooth and beautiful Enid)
to veneers as the Hopper Patent Bench Platte.
Janes W. WOODICKLI,
Furniture Warerootos, 97, 99 Third stiPittsburil.
Fiarbirrylt, February 27,185 b.
MOSEB F. EATON, of this city, is my sole Agent for th►
sale of Planes, or of zignts W unuintiaturo and sell then'
WM. C. !TOPPER.
Pittsburgh, March 21, 185.5—0nb.21:tf
MOSES F. EATON, No.lo Sixth street, agent for coiling
DU. and tidying PATENT RIGHTS, is uow aulhcrired to
Dell the following lately patented ertieles
Sands A Cummings' Patent Brick idarturre ;
lloppees Patent Veneer Plane;
Trott'e patent 01.1 Globes, for Steam lin gibes;
Dosn's Rallt Drilling bleahlues;
Coe's patent Drill, for Drilling Iron;
Copeland's Stationary and Portable Saw Mills:
Cravrford's Steam and Water (Wages; and,
Oriffith's Wrought Iron Railroad Chair Machines.
These articles have been examined by practical mechanics
and machinists, and prononnced superior to any In use.
Ha la ales authorised to sell Rights to make and vend these
articles in any part of the country.
He has also for sale hot-pressed Notts and Washer=, and
llnished Brass Work.
He Ls also prepared to take Agencies for the sale of other
patented Righte and new Inventions, and give to the teisi.
nese faithful and constant attention.
_He refers to the following
GARD.
The subscribers have long Loon acquainted with Mr.
Moses F. Eaton, and have no hesitation in recommending
hint, to all who may wish to employ ids servicee, as a gen.
Osman of nndoubtei Integrity and indefatigable industry,
do whone exertions every reliance may be placed.
Neville It. Craig, W. Robinson, Jr ,
Wm. Latimer, Jr , John Graham
W. H. Denny, R. Childs6.,
James Wood, Ifolmes A fore,
P. R. Friend, Eramer A Rahm,
F. Loren, I. R. Livingston,
Et - asp d Wads William F.Johnstcn,
William Philbps, Andrew Fulton,
Wilson kl'Crwellesa, A. W. LOnllll3.
I Prerammon. November 21th.185.1.
Dosn's Patent ItCQk IlrUhtng Knot:tines,
WRIGELLS3 A.8013T 300 POUNDS; tan be wortel and
tagrod by two men, Bad do thu work of fire or cis in
the.ottllitary Way. B. 0. Pas - ler & C0., - Bianufactorrard.
The subeariberhas Nen appolntal dole agent In tha Uni
te.% Mite, Ibr the eel tl'l to UM tbesa
M08E.9 P. EATON, 10 .91.-4-th
sarer. 2O
E3R. Ws. P. Johnston, Praridan't A. T. R. P,
W. Manor Roberts; Jiaq, Chia Nng. A. V. Pa.
G. Tanner, Jr Praedent P. A 0. R. P.;
0. W. Serum Ea.. - 1., Chia Sna. P. 0. 8.. It.;_
711mina. 'Mantuan ContitAblafor the P.
B. B. deal 9
64 A GLEAN SHAVE" you con nor get without your
A Razor to in good order. Bring them to ts, and It'e
will mute them
NM
to Kit the taste of the moat fast.
dens. Oir Vow York Itsuir. Grinder cape the car:mm.ln
litOWP f Platt347. skeeZt edge Cu them.
,Ftyau • ..BOWNAMEMKT,II3B Wool Crest.
=MEI
~;~;_,« .
MILLION TO HALF e ° I - IL " Ll as ON h CPital
DOLLARS
/ETNA INSURANCE CODIPANY,
HARTFORD, CONH.--CHARTERED 1819
PAID DP
Cash SSO 0,000.
qiuz THIBITY.SLXTII ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
1. Amato of the /ETNA /NSUBANCE COMPANY, of Hart•
ford, as furnished this agency on the Ist of January, 1855,
under oath.
Real Estate, unincumbered 16,072 05
Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds, 6 and 7 cent., pay
able semiannually 72,090 00
,
Debts due the Company, secured by mortgage... 7,313 17
' Reocirable &soured, payable at Bank... 120,327 35
Railroad Stocks 'ln Connecticut— 07,915 00
Bank Stocks In the city of Hartford 142,806 00
Bank Stocks in Near York city 33,090 00
Cash on hand, in Bank, and in bands of aerate
a - .•.(1 others 21.2,605 06
$773178 fAi
The amount of liabilitim due 07, zr.t dulto Banks or other
creditors,—nothing.
losses adjustedand dt - e,...-mme: • - -
James adjusted'and not due, $143,513 RI
LTIREMI unadjusted and in suspense, waiting for further
proof, $81,257
AU other claims against the Company are small, such
only as printing, dr.
Agents instructed to take no rift over $10,003.
The amount insured in any city, town or village. depends
upon the character, material and construction of !Milano,
the width of streets, the supply of Water and condition of
the Ere department and other circumstances.
The amount insured in blocks of buildings varies; the
design Is to limit the toes by any one Ere to $lO,OOO, or lase.
TIIO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
STATE 0? COONSOTIOOO, 1 in. Hartford, dem. let, if-°5.
aunty.kers( rially appeared Thomas A. Alexander, Eacrttary of
the Etna Insurance Company, and made oath that the fore
going statement by him subwribed, is true, accordln.
his Pret knowledge.and belief
HENRY FOWLER., Justice of the Pllce.
Losses paid by this Company for the year 1861 exceed
$750,000, while the premiums received for the same time
far exceed any rem vest, slew the organization of the
Company.
Policies, covering nearly all description of property, 1.-
sned at this agency, at remunerative rates.
+y Office, No. k 7 Water. street, Pitteburgh, Pa.
jstall H. 11, TEN L - rox, Agent.
. - 47,TEIA INSURANCE CODIPA fd
PP IT 41? TFor,p,
- • • 1679
Cash Capital 9500,000
Cash Surplus, os 112 JANUARY, 1 gfis 4r; 7 3037 a
TR.: and Surplus Is asenrely inverted for
the benefit of all policy holders. As an evidence of
the claims we have to peddle conlhieneo, and of ire iliAiltv
L. pay louse promptly, We state a fact, that lie reeelp(c
vary from sifio,cal per month. Its buelne - d 19
large and w nll dlertribotoa, and In our opinion no Carnpany
in tlre United States affords torttr, In,l,Radts to frltr y
Itoldrrellaan the .'Etna.. They continue to m a insnranee
on property In town and country, at set.% an us con.
rot.ut With esfety Gn the policy holder.
11. TXN EYCK, dgo7,t.
Idorth.west corner Fifth and Word street
Pittelrargb.
- 101ZLAWABLIE
MUTUAL SAFETY 11/131TRAIICE COEIPLITY.
OIITIOE in the North Boom c.f th e Exchange. on Tbird
street, PHILAD Si PHIL.
MARINE INS ERANOE.I.4.
OA Pinata, ,
Como, To an parts of the World. 1
tallogre,
LIMAN rsatraANCE3
On goods by rivers, canals, lakes and laud carriages, to
al 1 parts of the Union M .
N InstrIIANCIER
On Mrclunutize generally.
OnKorea, dwelling houses. &a.
A ane OW TUE COMPANY, November 7, 18413.
Gonda and Mortgages. .............._...........524,300 00
Etatoot Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
Garden, Euutbwark, and attar loana.-..-....--191,663 42
Stooks In banks, raLL-oade and tusurances =an.
panics 24,01: rs 3
C a le
on ..... 159..62.5 94
Csh on band 16,971 l.‘o
Paleness in
the tiaras of Agents and pretniuns
on Marine Fs:dicta recently lowed 121,707 67
flu bemiptiouNotes........ ....... - ...... -.. .......... .........Aoct,vra 00
PROPRIETOR.
ti i I L,
I i ctrott.
AOZNCY.
nov:, atr
- 4 •
- -
l' A I I") 11 P
Dr. D. M. Ruston,
IWO Cralg,
Bpaiseer
Ot.arie3
tilarauoi K. Stott
Llanry Sloan,
Jame* Traquair,
igul. Eire, Jr,
Jootus. 4 Fri.-e,
JameaTerationt,
John D. Boropla,
Charles Fohatit.r,
J. T. !Avila. Pittabargh,
11. T. C. Morgan. do.
WM. MARTIN, Prez:Mani_
T110:4.C. DANN Ylce rregi-Sent
Wm. STArtlo,
Joaepti 11. S.al,
Edmund A Soudar,
John C. Darts,
lizbart Burton,
/..t.n B. Paamoe.
Oeorga a. [Alper,
Edward Darlington,
U. !num Broota,
J.O.Jubilant,
Ja-mea C. Liana,
um Paulding,
Jam,. B. M'Carlani,
W C.
1 - lEALras in Exchange, Coln, Linn Notes, Eight and
1.1 Una Drafts, itte. Culleatlons ear - tally attended. to,
aoel prooeals remitted to any pert of the Cuion.
etoe.44 nought end etshi cu cammlaston.
el. No. 7 l Fourth rt., next door to Bout of Pittabig. fsal3
and ibragn Eire:awe, Bank Notes, G,443 and Stlver
S.Ld and Ere ..7712 , ti, at the
EXCHANGE AND BANKING 1.10138 E 07
WILLIAM A. HILL Cc CO.,
P. A.RADERIA, Ageut, 64 'goon etresmranti.
merle No. tin Water street. I.:tuba:rah. 01.-Intartat allowed on time deposita. [ jemli
Tit• Franklin Ftri - lasuranc• Company. ra:r.tem 'ALL •Ne. t.etc‘iarr
Psdimfelphia, THOMPSON BELL St CO.,
W
i)
EP—Carted Itanxter, 'Thomas Hart. Tobias
Samuel Oraut, Prritb Gent, W. P.ic-
Tr"-"Wegtir.h BANKERS AND BROKERS,
lamb It.
of 7. , ..trvi and War,: strr.es, };nets ,A,
11 , 1 a, Marna al D. (gui , , ! R. Dr.atf ow, • _
TiIt)RIAI4
tlurl Ps/tn.:M. en.f2 , .. PiAt - isn, et.; ains:. C NI Mr.Ps C A, BROKER, '
Cu... (i. sets - cot, 5..-reirr.
cb.limv• =moo totrtrau-,, rtrrotnal 07 thatt,i, OD every AM'.' :tura iv
Yates, Honda, Stocks, Rant E tc state, e C
LI WV ~,r ...ll:steat, wit'a rstalty. No.PrrgtA Pl.
The Campany have rearms-1 a large Clantinzent
sitth (Liar elqat,lll WC/ ah•Pn...l, at
Cara ample voter:Lan to the a - antra.
r.! the Company or. Jannare 4.4 1,0:
licht.--.11”.7,-e.t.'. 11 - . s A at u I, roiloa, e , ca:
klartviv.•• E 319. L's 53
fiLatla .
61.41881
.I. , urn R. Ovirt.n, Brey
Trtal sl,:r 9 4 :
.'"&r,z . -3 the.. tt.r.r.:, - F, - zati , n, par‘.....1 o 1,, , f.t3 yeara,
tie) bays pall npcard of itax .311 1 .1 L-n airzlr: - .lThnr.
isx.tt..e. by O. themLy of tLe
a4ranta.f,r , of Irrs-41 - amca, so cell ar LLa
to L... 1 vilh pr,mpthras ill fla6illV
J. OMIDENER COITIN, A Teu
Si 021.ian, north.esti WCPA ant Th i eta.
I%k UNITE
LIFE.INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
CHARTMU ) AVAIL 2.6711,
OTJAMTER ['NUM.-CAL.
CAPITAL $250,0M,
(1L..., S. P. Coma? t f TFth J and ehtitnnt
Streni,
ofiwri of nit /!IMPS E.N.1.14
Ktohem R. Orswforl, Paal D. Clodlar.l s
Arubros• W. Tholun.i.m. tiortvriie .1.1.11m0n,
Wenarr.t a (len. M'ltenry,'
J &bob L. Vlorciro, Day.a..... ,
William M. (1,..1v. 10, 'sVittlean
Praident—Stephen Orsw
Pner.dva—Ambroos W. Thompson.
8.-..ininer, !I. Willson. D
eit 1. , —lt. D. Mowry, M. D.
0110. 5. A.P.NOLD, Ageut,
No. ?4 Postrth street, Illtsburgh.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PPITSBUR(7II,
CORNER OF FDIIRTII AND 81,1171171ELD BTDEETR.
Authart2ail Capital, $300.000.
INFIVRI> BlltrDiNcm anti other pror.rty againnt to t 3 or
drsok r ze by Fire ant thr, p,r11...f at, 111 , 1v.Iti
NVIVI,VaiN) and Tr-Lai - gunrtatlim.
Drxviom.,.
Win. Y. JobnFxr•, Rody Pattersz.n,
W. M'Clintoe IL, Kennedy T. Friend,
U. M. Loug, 1. Grier Sproni,
A... 1. Jones, George IL Mite.
Jacob Planter, A. A. Carrier,
tunes B. Neglay, W. B. Ilareu.
Wade 'Hampton, P. P.Part.,
H. H. COggehall.
Hon. WISI. IP. JOIINSTON, President.
RODY PATTRIMON, Vice Pre!Went.
A. A. CASIII6, aeoretsry and Tresquer,
B. B. Caen•, Asslaud Boczet
Western Insurance Company, Pittsburgh.
B. HILLER, Jr., President. I 9. dl. GORDON, Secretary
OAPITAL,I3OO,OOO.
UI. insure against all kinds of risks, I'Tll and MAURINE.
INE. All lowa will be liberally adjusted and
promptly paid.
A Flom elnstitution, managed by DIALCIOII9 who are well
known in the community, and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they hare assumed, as offering the best protortion to thole
who desireto be Insured.
Director/L.—R. tdiller, Jr.,O. W. Bieketson, J.W. Butler,
' N.Holmos, Jr., W. E. ilmith,O. Masan, George W. Jackson,
Win. IL Lyon.Jantes Lippeneott,George Derale,James Ide.
Auley, Alexander Nitotek,Tbomes Scott.
set. Offico, N 0.92 Water street, (Warehouseof
OD., 01.4 tairs,) Pittsburgh. norgauy
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
74LTHW GOODBll—Wercuss, Jsarriar, &Lyra Want,
51n.rritav GOODS, &c, WDOLDHALD AND RITAIL.--COUU
try Merchants and strangers visiting our city are request
ed to call, as we can serve them es well, and we think b t
ter than they usually are served in Caste= cities, be ides
giving them a responsible guarantee—en item difacult
to
obtain in many shops.
Bihar Detached Levers $lO to $15,00
Do Cylinders 7to 10,00
end upwards.
Ladies' Gold Lever arid LORIIIO Watches, V. 5,
GeraJemen's do do do PS to g=o.
Chains, Neale, Keys, Peociis, flpecteclel, rens, .Lamps,
in excellent variety ? and at lowest prices. .
ES- Watch 11 pairing done promptly end in a superior
manner. All work and all goods warranted.
W. W. WILSON,
67 Market sereet, corner of Fourth.
JOIIN LITTLE, Jr., Agent,
No. 201 laßialy Sian;
laAB SIM BECIIIVED the following very rhrice ar•
1/ tides :
BIIANDTE.S. . Hock,
Cents Brandy, (eery fine,), Lisbon.
Otard Dupuy A CO. tearer .) I BUM.
Marvell A Co. ' 361181C0,
Porerac. , Santa Cruz.
WINKS. tIIN
Smola! Madeira, 1 Boguet,
Howard, March A Co , Nadia I London Corals',
Lem Indio Madeira, , Schnapps.
L
Told° do BIINDBIPS.
Amontillado sherry, Butherford's &nob Ale,
!Mantanillo do .. Barclay's London Porter,
Table do ' Wild Cherry Brandy,
; Cooking do I, Absinthe,
' Beeswing Pori, ' Anisethe,
Pure Juice do Ouracoa,
Ordinary dO Sardines,
St. Julien Claret, Mocha and Java,
Malaga Dry, Young Eye. and Black Tons,
Do Sweet, Angllobt Bronson Cheese,
Cbampagnee, Imported Havana CizarB., of
Anchor, , cartoon brands,
Verzenay, , Old Monongahela WhiElry, of
Eleideseck, i all grades.
Together .with tai other articles oonnoz.ted with the
business. myaldaw
WIG MANUFACTORY.
MRS. RENTER,
siz dow-5 iron the Acuedlict, 0pp.5:::.:5 OP - r,
Lllawman oar,
IO PREPARED TO BILL OITOTOW FOR Mal, and all
Naga at
Orikernental 'lair Wort:.
Tha last quality of - material le fatW.5W, and °Wire
eatisfactlon rmtm:Mmgi. myloStawly--
TWAT LAND lIIVISTREt isefatd by Thorne %node. and
even sway to all at 76 ninth rued, deroribos It great
vari ty-of Ems, lima and Late: -- Ttiostrwanting homes
evouldlovrell to get a Brener., Oa It la dmribect a raj
Sas Coiat'y Beata ' liesj /40.1403
AIISTIN LOOMIS.
STOCK AND-BILL BROKER,
Offits, No. 92 Fourth d., above Wood.
AJOTEB, Drafts, Bonds, lidcrrtgages, and Loans on collar
teals, negotiated. Stocks bought and sold on com
mission. Land Warrants bought and sold.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale of
Copper Stocks.
All commutations stunted to • •ly.
Nu. n. ow ,
IL fever.
Wm H. Williams Ca Go.,
BANKERS. AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. E. Miner Wood ond Third street?.
Air Al! transactions made on liberal terms. Collections
of Bills, Notes, ho., promptly attended to. jart26:ln,
M'CONNIGLIaZZV ILLOC EIS
BANKERS,
ANT lkalara in Exchange, Bank Notes, aold and Silver
Cain. Current and Par Funds remised oa deposit.
Stocks bought and sold on cota— , l , lon. Collections made
at any point in tha United States.
f! °nth East corner of Maxkot and Fifth etreela,
tayll PITTSBU.OII, PA.
AWEUUR4, RODGERS & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS ,
CORNER OF FOURTEI AND SMITHFIELD :7 :GETS,
au2:om Pittsburgh, Pa.
WILICLSI J.A. LTD'S-FM
WIMIno (to Co.,
(3riexutor3 to L Wilkins et Co.)
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
71 11x.. - rtle. eree!,
TN TIL numerous enspensione of Banks and Bankera
thrcnghout tho country during the last six months, we
are satisfied that in almost every instance their ti.oriblea
have grown ont of a departure from their legitimate busi
ness; and we, therefore, take occasion to assure the publio
in advance, that no speeulations in "fancy stocks," or other
"o - ataide operations," shall tempt no from the shirt end le•
sitimato lino of our tmdna .- -ia—bellering that in avoiding
all snob investments we shall not only be batter able to
verve our enatomera and ensure their safety, but that in
adopting su.:ll a course we shall promote our own ultimate
benefit. [fetid W. &
Removal.
PATRICKB IBSEN%
ILINICERS AND EXCILLNGE MOE:RBA
Haw - 134,3 . 70,4 th 4 r an'T , T 11 .1 1 h arat TK"al
P/413311TaGa. P.l.
IIGATRICEB 8 IiBTEND., Bankera and ft:change Beaker's,
,f and Dealers In Natal, Breca, Acceptances, OM, Silver
and Bank Bates. I.`.stbstq,s on the Bant, - .rn and Westi , ra.
01!lea constantly fcr sale.
CX.llectiona wade In all the cotes throughout the rnite-3
States. .Doposite received in par funds or current paper, at
the corner of Lifch aad Wciod Streets. (febß
B. HOLNES th SONS,
BANKERS AND EXCILANGA BROKRIIB,
EMI USUOVIDIIIIIII, ninima MID XIMELNGI OrIICE TO NU
47 W. ENRIII, YOUR DOOD.B L00LD.59 OLD TIND. .
SONS Danker? and Drehange Drokars,
. and_Dealers in NoLa, Drafta, Arzntauces, Gold, M.
via rad B.k Notes, f.'sehauge on the Eastern and Western
Oates a:lnstantly for aale.
Oallettlone rattle In all the cilia? throughout ttia tlultal
'States. Dapcalte rezelvedin par funds cr currentpaper, No.
E 7 Market street, between Third and Fourth eta. LjallCtly
ADI CO,
BANICERS_AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
XI,. 95 Mf4l Strut, corner of Diamond Alley,
PITTEIOIIIOII, PA.,
IDUY AND SELL Bank Notes and 0.31 n; Discount time
JUIII exchange, and promissory notes; make collectiens in
all the principal cities of the Union. Receive depoeita on
call and on interest, and give their prompt attention .to all
other matters appertaining,to a Broker's business. Eastern
Exchange constantly on hand. mart,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BECKER,
DULIR
Exchange, Commercial and Bank litotes.
CiTOCII bought and sold on commission. Collections
0 carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposit.
Frs— 6314 Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. M.
Dunk. d?clti
CD10.7.6 Or BODD 106 arm grazers.
SIGUT EXCEIANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly for
sale. Time 13111 s of Ezehange and Notes disenusted.—
Gold, Myer end Dank rotes, bought and rub!. Collections
made in ail the prinrspal cities of the United States. De•
resits retqlved of Par and Current lunde. fmar2Tly
111.13 11,81103, SIMARD M 1134 VLOILOCI KELUEIIa.
ICRAVIER &
DANIIEItS AND EXCILANGE DItORMS,
$ 0 327,416 53
BW AND SELL Gold, fillVer, and Bank Notes; negotiate
AND
on Real &tato or Sloe,: Pezurities; parobau ,
Prouttaaary Not and Time 13111 s, on 'Lan and Weet; toy
and sell Stooks on Cominia_sicn.
Collealons maim on all points in tbs Enlen.
3 AftllE6 w. WOODAVELL,
C..i il /NET PrENITURE 11A2tr11 . P...4 °PURER
Wara=roaxn* 07 anti OD Third, .treat,
-1-W- J. W. W. respmtlaDy informs
--
. "." 1113frier.da and enelomme that he
itnenovreompleted his spring saxk.
of Parultule, whim 11 decidedly II
the largest and host ever offered for We In this City, wb,on 1
e. ill bi e.:11 et r.:..0.. a] tow 63 any in the Caltdfltatea,
1.3.-t o: Wert. I
As h. to deta - satned to uphold the quality with well sea.
(laced at cals.7., toot we:l:mat:A.lp, atol nee - est dealgu-..; and
from the c Item of Ilia uNiero and fa...111c., - la
n. fasaufazturiag,
he It e....1.11d la y. mdu: s c'irlaatEd furniture, at the lc:irelt
p:l. es_
1113 . 11=1 &ICI•:61. rho prlaMplo of identirytag his 2 liii:mayV
intertZt with Lit on:4 la quclity and prize, and keep al.
waya on hand tom goatee: variety o: every deocri - ellou of
furniture, Lena the cheapest and plainest, to the mest ele.
gent an .1 ...z..tly, that a 11:3- , e, or any pax. of one., may be
CL.OTHIRIG TORET'''''
r_,-.al front his stash, Cr manttLatnced expreriy tool ,
. der. ita folLwix.,,, - a+ll:Sas Nnel3t, la past, of .44 steel,
- —_ ._ w tdxla Ter 11.71mela o: style and Club, cannot !A surpaagal
JO.IIN "l ii ' CLOSKEY k CO.. , i 'lil,,,tat .h -lt-fr'azttt'L''ls;
ri, ~PodERLY c t the reit 'l...rated Cwthing Depot on 1 ibertv • r.,' , .-‘-Ifers,. to pinch mid hair Olegt,
Is ets-et, e ht. h ha,. con an °abounded popularity audit ; 4,0 ‘ 2 . , e. 61 -shzianY Ohviret '
he rune r i tie TB It UF. 1110 DOORS, have, f....: tea par 1 do•:. Walnut
pole of scything more s,eoe Cre tLoIr tutraen.ebusluesi , tOltattrlistY l Wllll3 "
real , rra to the sra , l)ni building on thecorner of 20 Walnut " "
1.1 k MOND ALLEY AND WOOD STlit2l.l', 60 'Mahogany Dlrall3;
Where they bare now the most 20 Walnut "
SPLENDID STOCK Ot CLOTHS I co Marble Dap Centro TahLae:
te) " ..• Dreeaing Banana
i'ii, !a) “ .* IVA.sdl3ttindi;,
REAPY ALVDF, CLOTHING , 4.4 En. , boxd
!, 100 GM521.111. 4.
1.1
That Lk63 eCar been offered to the math, , 20 Plain Detaging Bunean,';
Their principal object f.r this reme,el,le to ~the them ' 42 Mahogany Bedsteads:
at, rz fee filth's for the 20 Wednut "
W 1.1. 01. 11 SALT: TRADE. ba Cottage ‘,
They moo prepared to sell floods at the 800 Cherry and Poplar Bed:fade,
LOWEST PANTRILN PRICI:S: ! 10 Mahogany Wardrobeel
And they will Warrant 11,,n1 15 to a 1 good •3 any taalltl• 10 Walnut .. -
fa-lured In the Union. 10 Cherry 'tl
4uNTOO.I won't:, SO Plain Bureaus;
Is TOO am? STYLI, AND UF.O:I Will ELFIOASZSY NOTIOI. 70 Dining and Brnalafitst Tables
They hare on hand a full end beautiful sq,ortutent Di 12 Secretary and Bookcases;
, LOTUS and CO ITI MIA, for 21 doe. Cana Seat Chairs;
re;
I FROCK :4, DRESS, WALKING AND BUTT-
2.1. Cane Feat Booking Clud
NESS COATS, 1.2 Ladies' Writing Desks;
het and Towel Stand.; What-Note;
Our inters eta nee identital with thou. of oar customers, Ihiguiree: Prim Meats Tablet:
and we assure Ihe I ntblin f hat our fidelity will not fell in Conversation Clam; Pembroke "
tilling all orders we may he favored with. Elizabethan “ Unit and Tier 'r si. PONT• t 01101 trr TILE PLACE— itea.ption " Ladles' Work t'
No. SS Wood Street, Pearl Inlaid "-
Ann Extezulon Dining Tables;
Ot t omans;
(EAST BIDE,) 008111211. OF DIAMOND ALLZY. Gotttio •and Nall Chairs;
N. B.—We deshe our patronstonnderstand that we have Ss A lam aseortment of 0051110 N VIDINTTLIIIII and
no longer any connection with the Clothing Business on WODBOB OUALBSI. OADIXEY Maim supplied with all ar-
Liberty street. Our attention Is devoted exclusively to the tides In their line.
House above designated. BTEAII.I3OATI3 and 'fIOTELIi, furnished at the shortest
mar 23 JOHN IPCLOSHEY A CO. I notice.
All promptly attended to. spill
Wiittam A. tint & co.,
ANKERB.
oi E
T . I 17. :11 /ha AND
.10 az re 3 k71.75013ge Baca. ;
Lk 7.fononFalleft Narf.ro.:nra Corp.-.sr
ete , ;
r,C,00 i'.orapszy
71,1 , 10 C".ty l'lft,tbar6s Ifoado;
C,unty of Alley:bery Ilaudg.
curallGt tt , s Lots.= (Mice,
li t TO. 100 :::MITLIFIIELD riTY.F.IIT, NEAII FIST J
Mozsyl:T..l),l as Anil awl F',l7 - er Niat,Gt.2,l - ...thuri7hrz
cal otter valuable: altLizz.
Iry wii./41
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Fall and Winter Goods t
EDAIOND WATTS:,
RECTLANT TAILOR, NO. 165 LIBERTY STREM.—
I have now on hand a largo stock of Fall and Winter
Goods. Overcoatinp, of entirely new designs; Plush Fest.
logs, of the most beautiful patterns; French and English
Casslmeres, of every style and shade in the market, all of
which I will make to order on the most reasonable terms,
and warranted to suit cmt4—
NEW SPRING GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED AT JOHN McCLOSKEY A CO'B Whole
sale Clothing Warehouse, No.BB Wood street, and corner
of Diamond alley, the largest and most varied stock of
goods that this celebrated house has ever had the pleasure
of inviting the attention of the public to. Thesegoodshavo
been purchased from that hands, and, consequently, no
second profit on them, which leaves us able to say that we
can and do sell at as small prate as any house In the east
ern cities. Therefore, we respectfully invite the attention
of wholesale dealers and country merchants, in general, to
give us a call, and e :amine our extensive assortment Of
READY MADE CU el 11r.80. It is almost impossible to
enumerate the quaut, y of immense piles of garments that
Is to be seen at this ii t e establishment; it is sufficient to
say that it has never hen equalled by the house itself.
mari6nf J 01331 McCLOSKEY dr CO.
Clothingi 0/othlng I
MILE undersigned respectfully informelliis friends and the
public
T
public that he is now receiring et hie store, N 0.177 Lib
erty street, a choice assortment of Cloths, Oas.dmeres and
Vestings, of the latest avid most desirable styles, which be
is prepared to make to order in the moat fashionable man
ner at short notice, and on the mostreasonsble terms.
it o have also on band a tarp and well manufactured Mock
of ready made Clothing, to which we invite the attention
of buyers, either wholesale or retail.
Persona who purchase goods for cash, will find it to their
advantage to call at 177 Liberty street, before making their
purchasee. (marnj 0. OONNER.
EMI
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~,
promptly,
JOIIN WOODS,
RILL Ce CO.,
DANELED.9 AND EXCHANGE BEO RS,
O. L 1.2.F0LD & CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCIIANOU BROKERS,
CLOTHING.
Now Clothing Store,
NO. 4, SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE LIBERTY.
THE subscriber has just opened this new establishment,
where be has always on hand a large and choice assort
ment of all articles of OLOTITHIG, which he warrants equal
to any in the city, and will sell at the most reasonable pri
ces. The public are requested to give him a call.
nearibly B. OPPENHEIMER.
'To goakakoipara. .
Ir c luo rl o or:e s nai d og E oi N t s t4 largest =lo t a!
laousekeepors A in the city, and Intend
vices. We will cell a handsome eel of White Tea Ware,
comieting of forty-eight ple . ms, for the low price of lone
ll
Doars. and all Calla Goods in proportion. Our stork Wing
large owing to the dull season Just pealed, we are deter
mined to work It 01l at low prices. We have just oponoil
solve beautiful shapes of White Stone Meat Dishes; Vege
table do ; Covered Mehra for stewed ohicken,etc.,ete. Also,
some very handsome new styles of Water Pitchers. Our
stock of White Stone Gold Band, and ;muerte cobra 'Pellet
Ware 13 large—all of which we have put doom in prlzo to
snit the times.
FRENCH CHINA
Fa Lsve twenty different elylea Frarmh DMus
Tos Fete, and some beautfui Gold Band Dinner oet , --s}l of
ithielk we are Felling at least tee.dy-five pm - MX - Mow
former pries.
1101:18E SVIINISILINCI GOODS.
OUT stock of Marta oda Forka, lipoona, Waiters, &thou::
nta Rare, Giraudolea, Solar lompß, ato„ )5 large, and we
rt ill Fell them at very low prices.
GLAES WARE'
On band and receiving, a largo otock of Boston and Pit
burgh Obvas Wars, willeh we will sell at manufacturer's
prices
COMMON WARL
Onr stock of COMmon Teas, Plates, Lewis, Dishes, Pitch
ers, and every article suitable nu' country 6r city trade, is
large to whirl:ore invite tba attention of city and country
merchants, as we will sail them very low for cash.
Roulette pens and °thaw In =ant of (217.0 . China and
Qnsenswere will do wall hy calling at the
.111 U. fa Market, bstwinsn. tad ittt43
Oppjlte Qea B..lslaite. •
„~:
-vG
j 'f.,.
=C=M_WM
. JUST RECEIVED
AT TIM
0121GIN•11,11. BEE HIVE,
No. 74.1iLtatirr STRAIT, REMUS FOtTien AND VIA DIAMOND,
PITTSBURGH, Pd
011it.THIRD AND MOST DESIRABLE STOollef Spring
aud Summer Dry Goods ever offered In this market.
We would call particular attention to the following :
A. very superior assortment of plain - Black BrOcade and
fanny colored silks; also twisted Silks, Satin, plaid and plain 1
Tissues and Bareges; Printed Barege and Challis de Lalnea;
very handsome -French Lawns and Britliantines; a good
assortment of French Worsted Collars, 'Under Sleeves and
ch em i z ot a , anberddered, hemstitched and plain Linen,
Cambric Handkerchiefs; Furniture Dimity anti Minh ea;
, Bonnets and Ribbons at bargains;
a beautiful assortment of Moire antigne lace and Silk
`Palmas, Shawls and Scarfs; a fall assortment of Gloves,
Mitts and Hotery; Irish Linens,. Muslim and Prints, to
gether with a complete assortment of every other article,
eilherfaney, staple, foreign or domestic.
Thankful for past favors, we would solicit an early ex. 1
amination of cur stock, contdeat that for quantity, guall- I .
ty, style and price, it ie unsurpassed.
TouNa, Lorn & BRO.,
tays formerly Venlig, Stevenson & L , ye.
taw Arrival at Spring and summer Dry
Clouds.
AT No. 434 N. W. SIDE OF WOOD STRENT.
T 1 GREGO a CO-, Importers and Jobbers in British,
French- sad Gamete DRY GOODS. Raving recoil ,
ed our large zad extanslia clock of spring and summer
goods, purchased from importers, manufacturers, and part
through our own importation, we feel safe in assuring our
old cuatomers, country memhanta aud city d&-alma general
ly, that owing to these acquired facilities in purchasing,
we can offer such inducements to bnpra as are rarely mat
with in the trade.
Among our dry grads stock will be found cashmeres, de,
ialusa, Tortcraouth lawns of the-meet desirable designs,
mohair Lietzen, elpacas,plaln black and fancy figural Enka,
gingham - a and fat.ey prints, latest - styles; broadcloths, fancy
Tasting, caarlmere3, satinets, tweeds and summer pants
loonlng I brawn and black itttealins, table- cilapers.
We have alsqopened a verylarge areortment of bonnets,
,sweat styles. palm leaf hats, Rutland braid and Leghorn,
and an extexusive raring of hosiery, gloves and ribbons:
with lace goods,fancy netting's, - jaconetta,raull and figured
i alms inti%l3l% end black. silkvoile, ao.
.Our variety amok. embraces in part combo, button, per.
eased= caps; threads, port monalen, patent medicines, per
=nary, and almost every article usually.kept In the vet
slaty line, tovether with a large stock of gold and Over
waicras, wata materials, glaases, gold and gilt jewelry of
newaEit patterns, and a great varicty.of ao Lour and - b dsy
abets, ail of which will ba sold at the lowest prices fel cash
be satistactory reference.
N. early call from buyers IR renateully waited
motto D. GREGO a CO.
SPRING DRV GOGDS.
AGAN & AIIL. No. 91 Market et..
A J rek-riviog dally addltion3 to their larp ami ral
19 Leiretad atock of
Montillaß,
nrB.3 (Wag
'S'inhroiderleA,
fihauls.lifirarfd,
11.A.Ikaap.4
Attaander'a Ki.l(llnyae, 30:
To wh1,13 wo would rrspectially the attar LOU 0
110 /48.041. /lIMIS
ZIOUUNING GOODS.
F .
RANII. VAN GORDRI3, has just received a large and
beautiful assortment of Mourning Collars, Sleeves
and Setts in Crape, Tarleton and Ft wias, black lace and
gauss Veils, black Hosiery and Woves, in wool, cotton,
and silk; Ribbons, Belts, and Crapes, in all qualities.
Alexander & Salon's best .1113 Gloves can elways,b e
found at £3. MARKET STREET, corner of the Dia
mond. novl7
7ZEW DEN GOODS STORE. ,
Iron Fr0nt...N0.91 Market street.
Ohouse being now open for thetransaction of a genet , .
al Dry Goods business, wewould respectfully solicit the
przonege of the public, feeling confident that, from our ex
tensive and well selected stock - of MRS, - FANCY AND
STAPLE GOODS, we can offer such inducements as will
sure entire satisfaction. LIAGAN k AIIL,
aprktf Nos. 91 Market' and 8 Union street.
VAIN GO/ADM:VS VILIDIRLING STORM,
Va. 83 Mask= ST., COMES OF DUCSOND.
TUST RECEIVLNG, a large and well :elected stook of all
s] the new styles of
LADIES' DRESS AND MANTILLA TRIUMMOS:
Fringes, Buttons, Galloons,
Gimps, Braids, Velvets,
Isms, Cords, Ribbons.
A handsome assortment of French, Scotch and Austrian
EMBP.OIDERIE,3. in Swiss, Jaconet and lace.
Collars, Edgings, Handkerchiefs,
13130vea, Inertia::, Infants' Robes,
Chemizettes, Bands, Caps & Waists.
A full supply of MOURNING GOODS:
Crape eels, Collars, Love and Gann Veils,
Plain Linen setts, BloErfOr, Gauze and Dotted Falls,
Plain Swiss do. Chemizettea, Italian and Eng% Crape.
MATERIALS FOR EILBROIDERING—Stamped Collars,
Banda and Insartinga French Working Cotton, Hoops,
Linen and Cotton Flom, Oil Cloth, Embroidering Silk,
Stilletos and Scissors.
Mantua, Satin and Bonnet Ribbons.
A lar— assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS—Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Ties, Handkerchiefs, dm.
Pine, Needles, Buttons, Tapes, and everything in small
wares generally.
63- . l.lAZar'tltiZ.S? Km awns, in white, black and colors.
Flees Cron No.O to No. 10, alwava on hand.
Alto—.A gool :Inca of nosiEr.r and GLOVES—very
chaap. Mlllll
Sll f
Steamboats, Ahoy I
TEM oM:4o:there tender their actmos ,
edgments for the favors tteetowed upon _
em by their Steamboat friends, and
would'respectfully remind them and others interest
ed in building boats, that they are at all times prepared to
furnish, on the most reasonable terns, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the bait material and work
manship.T B.YOUNG & CO
_ . . T. . _
iY32, '53
Jame• Lowry,
AND BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURER—No. 204
GrePterman's Row, Liberty etreet, ties on hand %large
stock *Main and Bedsteads of every description, made of
the best materials, which he will sell lower than articles of
the same quality can be sold in the city. Ile would call Par
tlettlar attention to his Large stock of Mahogany and Walnut
Chairs and Bedsteada,which he will sell at greatly reduced
prices. Also, Taming. of every description sat=ted in the
neatest - manner. Orders left at the Ware- Rooms, or at the
111111, canner of Aflame and Liberty streets, will be promptly
ttended to. mar2l
MILLIKEN dr. C.O. 1
ITAVB "team at their eztensive QUIN=T and
AUL CRAM NANOPACTORY, No. 64 Smithfield street, a
large assortment of fancy and plain furniture, which they
vilisellls per cent. beim customary rates.
Terms—caeh only.
Groat Inducements to Gash Purchaser.:
Iv- ulll sell our large stock of 001010 N AND FANCY_
wants-AND BEDSTEADS,- at-pricea that cannot
to plass° sash purchasers. All our work is warranted.
Our terms are GABil.. JAMJtB LOWRY; .111,
nutrlE ear. Sartmth*ad Llbort, eta.
AziWM. E. STEVENSON continues to easavalhotttre
OABINET-WARE of erverydesetiptlort,sthsoldstszel,
corner of Liberty and Seventh streets. UNDERTAK
ING attended to, in all Its branches. myll
IF,IIELD DOOR FOR RAILROAD ENOINERIM—Contain•
JC ins formulae fer laying out euneS, determining frog an.
gees, lavelling, calculatig u oartlf•work, etc, etc., together
.with talfles of radii, o atee, deflections, long - chords,
sssgnetle variation, logaratblms and natural signs .tan•
ganta,eto. etc., by Jobti B. Mirk, Civil Engineer. Poetet.
book form. 1,1,75.
. The ohject of the present work is to supply w want
very generally felt by Assistant ReOnears on Railroads.
Rooko of convenient form for use in the field, containing
the ordinary lograritlimatio tableware common enstigh; hut
a book - cconbining with thew tablas others peculiar to the
Railroad work, and capcially the necessary formulas for
Infuse' out curves, turwoute,crosaing.s,do.,l2 a desideratum
which thin work to designed to supply- -
U. B..lhartara Ammar West Point, April Ii L IS4I.--
Gesnamen: hO7O looked ' over "llenet'a Plebl Book for
Railroad Engineers," and think it well adapted to the 0b...
bat its author proposea, and have no question but it will be
found every useful and practical volume both for otliceand
iota unit. 1. 11. Dina, v,
WO; April 21,1851.
I am match pleansi rilth Mr— Hawk's little manual, the
"Field Bmk et Eoliths," trigitteers." With the present&
Uteri Of some of the most practical and useful of recognisM
prrozooses among retie - ay engineers, he has given others
sehloh, new at least in their present form, appear to Pei 3 r 33
a mint of higher value than that of mere novelty—that
of
bang I 6nefeleouptlble of avallablecnor to ersy e 5 tr
ble, prrarlieal me. In conclusion, while I think the de5.1,.. - n
of hfr.fienet's book is each as to adapt It trscolleatly
to profealional node, I have 'pleasure In expressing my
cordial datisfardlon with - Its exeoutiOnt ' i n k°
spionity of arrangement effected by the author, and the us.
rollout typograplokal taste &splayed by hispnblith
Pawn= aftlril,
Si and Director r•f ram saatall , AM -2 " 1 / 1- e thnia vm • Tmdt°
tc
WILLI E. nA ,
Eor elle by
Dealer in Engineers' fltationery,
-
Market'street, earner of Berm&
• '
7111N1 , 1 DRZ-541 twous.—A. A. 312,80 S A CO.tuas just
iv rmetrolim ovezdia-10 44 -Dcasa , Gixds , comptb ,
'rang rich Pia d 8 Nand Bui/W. !Maw,
gelzugoot3ll 61.213 &Zile:VT/el/ i d ' -31n*.•% - ed '
11101$ 0 = • EWE INZEI Ert
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..ems ~ "s's.;
FURNITIJ RE.
Corner Third and Smithfield streets,
_opposite "Brown's ToteL"
x ~.,
31161:3 71113. 91111111
PILLS:
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A 5 " •iutt Bing lets sracesaistell
.e.:-:::,- • lemeedy foe the cure It all BUlees .
,„,
diseases— Cestitaress, Indipert oa,
A' •41 • JiLundt fe Dar A ......". se
~ -t, vees, lo et, tue .e., Herr es. etas,
"ofZs' .- Irritability,: Inflammations , Head
'''' •,,, ache, Pains in, the Breast, Side,
f '- '.,. -. , g , . . Back and Limbs, Female Complaints
,;!"- 11 II '' - &0., &c. Indeed, veryfew are the
..e-'-e-e. - diseases in which a Purgative Mull
-r--'------- tine is not more or leas requlred,and
muche - feknene and suffering might be prevented, Lf a
No
but effectual Cathartic. awe more freely teal.
No PPTSCin c on feel well while a caustic habit of bedy pro.
vane; besides, It don generates eezione and often fatal '
di!..E118 . 23, which might have been avoided by the timely and
Judicious nee of a good purgative. This la alike true of
Colds, Feverish symptoms, and Itillone derangements.
They all tend to become or prodetce the deepscated and
formidable distempers which load the bearers all over the
land. Bence a reliable family physic is of the lint Im
portance to the public health, and thin Pill bati been per
fected with consummate skill, to meet that demand. An
exteneiva trial of Its virtues by Physician, Prefeesere,and
Patients, has shown results entpaming anything bithato
known of any medicine. Cares tare been Meal beyond
lad, were they not subsist:ahead by persons of such ex- •
tilted ponitiens and cheer:tar as to feral the 'suspicion of
tint:nth.
Amoeg the eminent gentleman who tone tattled In
never cf these Pills, we may mention— -
' Dart. A. A. HAY ES, Analytical Chemist of Boston and
State Accayer of Illeasachusetts, whose high professional
' character is endorsed by the • . • , .
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, Senator of the - Baited Irate&
ROBERT C. WINTEDIOP, ry HpAalcer of the lianas of
Rapresentatites. .
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plea. to England.
i3OBN B. ITIZPLTIitIOR., Catholic Bishop of Boston;
also,
Dr. J. B. CiEtaiMi,Pretetial Chendei of New York City,
endorsed by
lion. iff. L. MARCY, Secretary of State; •
Wit. B. ASTOR, the richest man In Amerlea.;
S LELAND & CO, Proprletorsof the Metropolitan Hotel,
and other's..
Did Spate permit, we could give many hu nd re d oentli.
catee from all parts wherethe Pills have bean need,htit evi
dence even more convincing than the experience of e,minent
pnbile men; is found In their effects upon trial..
/These Pills, the result of long investigation and study,
are offered to the public as the boat and most complete
which the present state of medical science can afford. •
They are compolthded not of the dregs themselves, but of
the medicinal virtues only of Vegetable Remedies extracted
by Chemical procese In a mate of purity, and combined to
gether in finch a manner en to Manse the beat menthe
'the system of coMpositlon for medicineshag been found in
Cherry. Pectoral and Pills both, to produce a more efficient
remedy then bed hitherto been obtained by any process.
The reason Is perfectly obvloua. While by, the old mode of
composition, every medicine is burdened with morn or lege
of acrimoniona and injurious glandes, by this each kW
' Admit virtue only that is desired for the curative effect is
present. All the inert and obnoxious qualities of each.
=be - tenets employed are left behind, the curative virtues
only being retained. Hence it is self evident that the effect
Mould prove as they have proved, more - purely remedial,
and the Pills a more powerful antidote to disease than any
other medicine known to the morld. •
As It N freedanti,' expedient that many medleineashoulte
be taken underthe counsel of an attending Physician, and
as he could not properly Judge of a remedy without know
ing its companion, I have supplied the accurate S01111111(71
by which both my Pectoral. and Pills arse made, to .the
whole body of Practitioners in the :United Statee and British
American Provinces. If, however, there Mottle be any one
who has not received them, they stile forwarded by mall
to his request.
• Of all the Pntent Medicines that are offered; tow few
would be taken is their composition was known! Their
life cadets in their mystery. I have no mysteries.
The composition of my preparations is laid &pen to all
men, and all who are competent to judge on the gutsiest
freely acknowledge 'their convictions of their intrinsic.
merits. The Cheery Pectoral wag pronounced by scientific
Men to be a wonderful medicine before its effects were
known. Many-eminent Phgelcians have deolared the game
thing of my Pills, and even more confidently, and MI
willing to certify that their anticipations were more than
realized by their effects upon trial
They operate by their powerful Influence on the internal
Viscera to purify the blood and stimulate It into healthy
action—remove the obstructions of the stomach, bowels,
Liver, and other organs of the body, restoring their !mgrs.
lar action to health, and by correcting, wherever they-ex
ist, such derangements as are the first origin of disease.
Prepexed. by Dr. JAMES C. AYER, Practical and Ana
lytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Price 25 cents per box.
Five boxeefor $l. . ' ', ,
Sold by B. A. FAHNESTOOR & CO, at wholesale and
retail, by every Druggist In Pittsburgh, and by all Dealers
I:carp:there. leestmtdaw
...
INHALATION
roa TEI MHZ or
ASTHMA AND FU SIIMPTICI
is IL W AND VE , AI WONDRILVDZ
Tip :1 4 EA.N.A
BROUGHT HOME TO 114 E DOOR OF THE - 1.1..LLi03
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY hue recently been made
11. by Dr. Curtis, of this city, in the treatment of COD:
56Mpti011, A9thlnif, and all disease, of the ILungs. We re.
fir to " Do. CIIRTreB EIVG6ANL, On LInALIWO UYGUR VAPOR
AND Carsetv STROP." With this new method, Dr. O. haste
stored many afflicted ones to health, 69 an evidence of which
he has innumerable certificates. Speaking of the treat•
rustic a physician remarks; "It is evident that intiallag
constantly breathing au egroctible, healing vapoz , -:dha me•
disinal properties must came in direct contact with' tbs
whole terisi eavittos of the lungs, and thus escape therriany
and varied eh:togas produced upon them when introduced
into the stomach, cud subject to the process of digestion."
The Elygsana Is for &sleet all the Druggists throughout the
conntry.--/Vere York Dutthman of January 14.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, under thellnen,with.
cut the lead inconvanience—the beat of the body being
sufficient to overrate the fluid. Hundreds of name of
curer, like the following, mists: be named:
One package of the Dygo..ana has cured ma of the Asthma,
cis cis yearn standing. J. P. Manors,
P. M. of Dtincannon, Pa.
I um cured of the Asthma of ten yearn' standing by Dr.
' Ourtia's @y deans . Blanannrl linen t , 'Brooklyn, N. if..
Mrs. Pant of No. 5 Hammond street, N. Y., AUI rural of
s severe cars of DI enchitia by:the Ilygzena. - . r .
My sister hca been cured as a distrecalog cough triter:Mira
3*.arr,' standing, sand derided to be incurable by the OM
mans. tie 7,65 cured in one month, by the llygeana.
3. a a/MIR; Richmond, OSe.
The it ay. Dr. Chsever, of New York, testi/ha amp' men.
nine in the following language: ,
Nut? Your, Nov. 15, 111%
DLLs Firs—l think highly of Dr. Curtie's Hygeana as a
remedy in :11=nessa of the throat and lungs. Urvltg bad
came opportunity to testify he tallestey, I sae convinced
that it is a most excellent moileinc, both tire Ely Nip end
thetotaling application to the chest. ' '
N.D.—Dr. Corthes Hymens& is the ORIDINA.Vand ONLY
GENuiza ARTICLE; all others are base thdtations, or
vile and "Eq..illltiOiSS counterfeits. Shun them an DM
would POISON.
.-76- Far Gale by Dr. am H. Reys.cr, 140 Wood street; E.
E Sellers A Co.; Lea A. Beckham, Allegheny City; Jobe
ihrgent,llew Dzighton; C. L. Raiser, Rochester. - -
rmylislaireni
Carter's Spanish Bllisture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OP THE 1:1 WM
'Not a Pattiole of Memory in it
is‘ THE AFFLICTED READ AND TONDI`.IU—Au
_LA Jaffallit a larsedy for Scrofula, Ring e ii i, Rhaume,
ttsm Obstinate Ctitanosus Eruptions, Pimples or Postale
on the Fate, Blotches, Boils, Ague and. Fever, Chrotdc Bore
gyea, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Heal, Enlargement and •
Peirce' the Bones and joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic
Difordena, Lumbago,Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases '
eileing from an 1/031CiOW1 use of Alereary,lmprialcure ii
Life, or Impurity of the Blood.
Thie great alterative medicine and Purifier of Bleed
14 now used by% . uoands of grateful patientsfrom all part
of the United States, who testify daily to the ramarkabi
oure9 pa:forme,/ by the greatest of ell medicines, "CAB.?.
TENS SPANISII MIXT IBM" Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
nerofula, limptionr, on the Skin, Liver Disease Fevers,
Ulterv,Old Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, D13e6;123 the
Throat Complaints, Pains and Achingof the Donee
and joints, art:speedily put to flight by using this gnat and
inesdxuablo remedy. •
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet been found
to compare with it. It cleanses the system of all impne•!
ties, acts gently and affteiently on the Liver and Sidney* ;
strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the Stamsebo
makes theskin clear and healthy, anti -Teetotal the Consthi
tutioryenfeebial by disease or broken down by tb a SlLlda , ll'
of youth, to its pristine vigor and strength.
For the Ladies, it is invariably better than all the coaj
males ever need. A few doses of Carter's Sparkish Mature:
will remove all sallowness of completion, bring the tom'
mantling to the cheek, give elasticity to the s, and
prove the general health in a remarkable degree tep beyond all:
the medicine ever heard of.
The large number of certificates :thigh we have riesiied.
from persons from all Parts of the United Stem, is the bet
evidence that there is no humbug about It. The press;
hotel keepers,nalgetratea, pbyaicians, and public man, wait
known to the community, all add their testimonyto the
wonderful effects of this GREAT' BLOOD P
Call on the Agent and get a Circular and Almaneo and
read the wonderful cures this truly greatest of all bleditine•
has performed.
None genuine nnlets signed by B.MINETT & BKEIDI
Proprietors, No. 5 Pearl street, Richmond, Va.; to whom all
orders for supplies and agencies meat be addressed.
And for sale by B. A. FALINEBTOCK, JOSEPH PLEB'
NO, FLEMING BROS. , and by Druggles generally.
oct3Pdavly
QTAT.
'T FROIS CANADA-.
_ .
glint% February 7th,1864.
Nam. B. A. rahru.sice: had the pleasure o
receiving, this morning, the within certificate of your Ver
mifege,which will be yer. gratifying to you, as it wee eels'
Telutitilily. We are, Gentlemen, yours, very truly
J. DILIBBON a ba.
Gertilcm en—My little daughter, four years old, and m
son, older, were fora considerable tittle eutfaring from
worms. I purchased two. bottles of your Vennifuge, e
which . I gave them three doses, according to directions
and strange to say, in lees than three hours they passed IP
lees than.PIVE DUD WORM'S, some - of the extrocri
Weary length of from twelveeo fifteen inches.
Having experienced ea muoh r of the benolcial effects
your Vormliuge, I feel it my duty to recommend it to tb
public, no, in my opinion, one of the most efficacious retro
dies against worms ever offered to the public.
Oetitlamen, believe me to be
. Your much obliged and humble sorv't,
NATHANIEL LEATEII43.
Prepared and gold by D. A. A. PAIINIiBTOON. A CO
corner of First and 'Wood streets. . • c 3316
Josapts Wklte' Carriage Itoperoltory.
TO3EPII WHITE, now carrying an boil•
new in his spacious premises, (now
lately enlarged,) on the pittsburgh and
Oreeueburg turnpllce, near the Two .
Ann, between Pittsburgh and Lawrenfttille, rejapeeUtdt
invites the publle to inspect his stock of CAAMAGE.
DUCKIIES,- do. And be pardenlarly Lttfor.ma geranno
purchascrs, that one prico only 13 Foes. Fourteen gm
cape:lance in the business, enables blut to rascs before t
patrons the some chef= collection of Carriages which,
many years past It has been ble particular department
colecc from the various and most talented Eastern man
fecturtrra. The soecem of hie new system - la masplate—C
economy of hie arrangements will supply the heat and Er 4
taablotzeble manufactores at moderate prim.
Unencumbered by those Weary expentea, t,
rs: is for s =eating houses of bualneas has heaped
priceehe es t - 4i% (owing to large rants.) JOSPREI WOW:
ell eel!, on ready monayonly, at mubh leas than the use
pronts (mite:day]
fj vn iagarepairel in the beat manna twitb desPa
ATTENTION!
wagon Ilastere and Teamsters' Bounty . /X
-. AO.ENCIt, 99 l'ottrth street.
OFFICEBS, Scalar?, AilleiCiallß, 'Wagon !Tasters, TO •
ote 2 nhavere regularly mustered Into Lb*
ilea of the trialted State!, ;and every Oacer,SelLlMALEl.OZ
nary &mann, Merino, Clerk aria. Landsman In the NATI
also, Milton or Volunteer!, or elate Troop! of any State
Territory, ere entitled, by the late Act of Cory/ref;
%Varna for IGYArzes of laad
Those who tom me1T04141:4 at so Anse, era euUtl7d t.
Warrant for' such quantity of - Lana as 111 mitt,
wliota; 100 Accra- .
araona rntruating their claims to rooesn rely upon la:,
Ing tbe'jztattenited to proroptly, - •
infOrmation Stes of -charge , . Uttar, p
Addtasa -• LoTALI,
- tutt l 3... • Bounty Land.Aitenl.92.r4urth
10040210. SgWi ON ; ito. MOWS ;S; just rxeh
a 24. litt7 4 1 ANDraßos,
syst ..11cp.aikirvon.
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