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RAILROADS.
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Summer Arrangement-Change of Time.
TIIUEJB DAILY TKAIN.« BAOD WAY, (SUNDAYn BX-
CBPTED )
tfnH tmt one Change of Can between
Columbus anil Baltimore.
OS and afl.-r Mt.nd.j,Jun« 18 A, 1666. Truing will ran us
follows
go i nci Bast.
imprest Ateil * T '9 hL
Tram. Train. Train.
...10 00 A. M. 3.20 P. M. 11:30 P. M.
445 “ A. M.
'”ljk2o VM. 6:o0 “ “
\2{,H “ b‘4-1 '* 3.01 “
1:20 «* 7:08 “ ' 32U “
... SMSI M 8:2.5 u 448 “
... 244 “ 851 “ 6:U “
3JO " nr. 9:46 “ Rrr.0.15 “
GOING WEST.
luavt.
Co\umbae •
Newark
Concord
Oambridgc
Bsrn«wrill«
Belmont ....——
Arrive BoH&iT
Erprat Mail Night
Leave. Tram Train. Tnun.
B.Tw£ W»A U. 0:16 A. M. O.OOPJU.
Belmont 10:51 “ l' ; ;•
Barnttsvllle.. 10:6- “ 6:- * 3 ‘ '
Cambridge lL&tt “ ! u ,
S p«.
Til- Kxpr.ra Train («i: Rail &>n<-ord.
l«av. passenger., at Taj lor'a, Newark, Za r „ , „ o ij.
Cam oriilge, Cmpb.ll>, Barn.mll.,“ d ™,.,l„nV
Goino Wfcrr will stop only at the bIo . jj a ||
Tile Mall Train will stop at all ih» .a ull „ns on
°Tr»ln wll, atop a. all SUr
tions on proper notice being
QuING KASi
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Un ‘ fnm Mansfield and Mt. Vernon, and with
the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad; at
wwil.ne with Express Train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and East-
P. M. Train will connect at Columbua with the
second Train from Cincinnati; at Newark with Sandusky,
Manafldd and Newark Railroad; and at Wheeling with
Night Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Passengers
l earing Louisville and points bolow Cincinnati, and taking
the 9 A. M. Train on Little Miami Railroad, will connect
with this Train at Colombo*. Passengers leaving Indiana
polis and ftiehmorni by morning Train on Indiana Oeotral
Railroad will also connect with this Train at Columbus,
and reach Wheeling at 9:16 P. M , and leave by 10:30 P, M.
Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, arriving In Balti
more at 6 P. M., next day. .
The 11:30 P. M. Train connects at Columbus with the
MaU Train which leaves Cincinnati at 5:20 P M-,and arrive
at Bell air at 0:16 A. Mg connecting with the Acrommodß
tlon Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. I aven
gers tearing ChLago by the Keening Trains can, b> this
rout., me Michigan Olty, Lafayette, lujlanapeln, «n,l Lav
t on. rtiach Columhuv in season to take ibis train . and-U
Whreliug will take the A^nommodalhm for l umber
laud, sleep there, and resume by Tiaiu lc Halt:-
more ao-1 Eastern Oitien.
(RUNG WEST.
Tiif fi.lt> A. M. Mail Train cnnue-'U *t Ueilalr with
Traiu oti the Baltimore and Ohio Uoilroad . at Newark with
trams t<> anJ from Sandusky, Mnnstield and AlLWruon,
ami Chicago rw Monroeville; at Columbus with th* tram*
for Cincinnati. iui'l with train* tor Xeula, Daylou, Indian*
r olK and Chicago, iua Dayton and rw Urbaoa.
The 9 45 A. M. Express Traiu connects with the Kxpre**
Tratu from Baltimore, and arrives in Columbus nt 3. JO l‘
M.. and connects with trains goiug South and West arr.v
log In Cincinnati at 7 P M. t , _
The ft-00 P M Train connects with the Accommodation
Train frmn Cumberland, and nl Columbus with Mkil Tram
ai ilb A. M., dir- - t tor Giucinuhti. Xenia, Dayton, Indiana
noli-' Tern* Haute. Kaiu t and Obi.’ago
ISAAC H. fckdUTIIWICK, Suj-t
Zitneaviile. Juni 1 H, !*{>.*>—’ jr'2ll
“OLEVKLAHD AND PXTTSBUKGH
RAI L 110 AI)
Tv ket« ot l,i .L- •.'rO'jun, S'. Paul. and all lm
portaut place* by t> ll r 'lit**, r.,t : be Lad h! the wilier of tb*
__ | u i |*. i,n.l 0 A 1’ r.i-Ur'iad: l in Pittsburgh. and Michigan
OONNKOTINO WITH : Central Railroad In Chicago ,
BTEAMBUB ECLIPSE AND ROSALIE, j-6 _ . * _ U : _ MK * L N * “HL
-ohlo a.i , i..™ L ;T«5’.. A u. Mr.«,, 1 THE PENNSYLVANIA
YIA ALLIANCE. 1 r? A T T R M A Ti
rpilE shortest, quicken! and most reliable mute to Tmedo, I II aIbIV V il .
x Chicago, Rock l«!an 1, Galena, and tit. L ow, le MA ,- M1 - CENTRAL RoUTK. connecting the At
ULKVKLAND. , » . 1 muuc alien with Western, North-western and South
This route is One Bundled mile- shorter amt about nine ; Wt ,„., ,- n stair.*, t>: a continuous Railway direct. This road
hour* quicker thin th-cimnitou.; on*-via lndianai-ohs. cooDrcta at Pittsburgh with dally line ol Ri«am«TH to
Three Daily Tram* Imm pifburgh to Clevrmnd ; a u part-, on the Western River*. and at Cleveland and Han-
Tbrea Daily Trams irorn Cleveland to Chicago. dvi-iy with steamers to all p-T'.s on the North-western
Time to Cleveland •*•>. urs Chicago ;wenty-throe hoora, |, aK^s , taakinc th<' most direct, duaptst and .rrltabte rm..'/
tnd St. Loul? UJrty-.-voen hours. v> v u "h'irh FREIGHT con b« forwarded to and tioin the
On and after Monday, September 3d, tbo trains • , rca/
thl# road will run as inllowe: . }j.aTES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA A pITToDUivOII
VIA ALLIANCE. ' putST CLASS.-BOOU, Hbue*, Dry Good*, I ... looC s s
The Train* of tbe Ohio and Penna. Railroad leaving Pitts- (t Q bexe.O Purs, F-athera, Ar.... (
burzh at 2.00, A. M. and 8 00, A. M., and :> UU P- M , con- CLAaS. Hooka and BlaU-uery. |
nect at Alliance at 800 A. M-, 11 6o A. M , and n3u P. M., , ]>ry {la bales,) Hardware, Lea- V6oc per 1001 -
as follow* : . . .. ~ .. . 1 tber, Wool, Ar )
Train* for Cleveland leave -Mliinca 80u A.M.. 11 51 A.: M , ; T xjxiUJ CLASH Anvil.*, Bagging, Bacon ( l(K)tb«
and tl 35 P.M , connecting at liudaon with Trains u«r Luy- aod Pork, tln bulk.) Lietup. Ac ) B "
ahoga Falls and Akron, and arriving In Cleveland at 10 It.* KOUttTU CLASS —Coth-e, Piflh, Bacn-iand I 10l)tt> ,
A. M., 210 P M , and 853 P. M. Pork, (packed.) l*rd and Lard OH ) p
Passengersfor Toledo, Chicago, fit. Louis, Rock Inmnd, | n shipping Gowis Irorn any point Kost ot PUiladrl
Gaiena»andthe North-west. »ho wjhh Ugo through with- u , particular to packar- - rui /Vnnrjdrani.j
out detention, will Uke the trail* leaving Pittsburgh at RaurixuV' All' h»»-U pen-un. d t.- thv Ac- i.« *oi thta Koad
800 A. Mand arriving in Cleveland ul 2.20 P. M-, h* that Philadelphia or PftL*bur<h, will t>e f-. t-a v. Iv. :h.
is the only train by which rotiinvuLni ar- m*de j r . l . nlJO u.
through ftie aW* points. P&awng»*rr.hy thl<- train reach VTinniiT Aotwr? Pott.-r. P:-? U-n ,J.l. E 1 ■ t .>ll, N
Chicago at T’» next morning, ard Hi. Louie at midnight, y K. J. tineeder, i‘ndhdelphiu, Magraw A Bain-
VIA WKI.LM ILLE ciore . ti«*. C Knvnci>-us. i’l.l'burgh , Shriugui 'in X H-<«r,
The eteamere Ellp-e an 1 P.oßalie will leave th» Mononci- Ciu-'innali. <>L:u; J h 'io<>*-hea<l. Loui-viile. Ky . K
beta wharf ev-rv ui rirng. ..-ur leyr- <*x-,.1«d.i ul 'd >J-idruin, I od4 Katolir A 0., Ht. L>'ui“, >J. . .'
o‘cl -x k. ;rr V\'ri:»M)ie, rooTirriuvr with Ih- !ra:u b-ni me Mltrhell A H"0, Evansville, Indiana.
We Mill,- ut i-- P. M- ‘ H H. HOUSTON,
An Aivominc-iHtion Trhi:; will leave WellFTiile dailv. 0.-Deml Freight Agent. Philadelphia.
(Hundays exc-pltvl.) at 640 P M, connecting at Buiard n. J U’MBAEKT.
with Ktpre«e Train, arriving in Cleveland at 2 iu P. M Superintendent, Altoona. Pa.
Tr-ins from Welbville conn.fting at Bay ard for Carroll
ton WuYnuibarg, D-.Ter and New Philadelphia. yl’KK'i MKRCANTIL.E COLLEGE,
Tickets lor Cleveland, Ctlrago and the North West, i /• ITTXFCEUH, i'A.
via Wellsville, are sold at $1 lew than via Alliance. . sQoitpoKATLD BY THE LKULr-LATUIIE of P.-nut-)!
The Train* fr.no Clereland tr. Toledo and Chi ago. run as I with Perpetual ( barter,
follows :—Leave Cleveland at G 10 A. M., 2.41* P- M., . 05 r. FACULTY’.
M Arrive at Chicago 830 P. M , T .40 A. M.. 30 P. M. P.DUFF. Preiii. m?. (author of the “North American
Trains leave Chicago for ltock Liland nnJ at L>ui.« as Account«r-l,"l prohtasor of Ifonk-K-ring and Coxnmrrvial
follows: —For Ih»rk Island a'- 0 00 A.M. and 11 iA' IV M.
For St. Louis, 0 15 A. M. and 11.15 P. M. ANDREW T. BOWDEN. Ae--istant Profeseor ct 110. k
Paaseugvrs for St. lx>uL» go over liock lalan.l llnilroa.i to pj-o.
Joliet, and thence nv«r the Chiortgo und Miasiasip; i ltailroad CHARLK' DUFF, Aaniatant Profes:«or of Book. K reping
to Alton,\tid thence by steumWut mile-i u> S.. L<>uv-». , jVnnuDehlp.
Paaseti/ers hv the 15 A. M Tr«iu arrive at st. Lr-ulf 11—' j j,. WILJJAMS, (the offhand penman In the
*ame evening, and by the 10 06 P. M. Train at noon neit Statpn.j Frofe?u<»r cd Cotnravroial nod Ornamenul
day. , iVnmanshp.
Dnggnge checked through t« Cleveland, there re- N 1; H A FCi!. Ksq ,of the Phtubnrg i Bur. l
checked for Chicago anil St Louis , ji^ rC autiie Uv and Puliiical Economy
FARE VIA ALLIANCE AND OLE' ELAND j, qayDKN, iTinripa) of the Mathematical
Irtchui. 'id cl i. Isida.n. *d ci t- of .Mathematics, Ac.
To Alliance $2 30 To La 5a11e....516 00 $u o 0 p 1,. aPKL, Professor of the Prruch and Urrcian Un
- Clrr.l.nd.., 100 •• Hock. l«l'd, 15 00 U'J
“Toledo- 0 50 “Owen* Is 15 ; hr Commercial department r f this Ir.alituLion haa ba-l
“ Chicago ... $l3 00 fill 50 *• Springfield IS TO 10 20 unremitting attention of the principal for ibe laat fir
“ Blooming!... 16 90 14 50 “ Burlington 19 00 : Upwards ol sludet.l2 have been prepared
“ Bt. Louir 2100 16 50 • I by him l* r l-u.*io**ss. Hls“yooug men" have
Passengers are requested to procure their tickets st the t , n ra j ve j fnr bueineas t>y himself. unJ are t-si>en
ofUce of this Company, in the Mcmongabela Uouee, third PlJOn j Tracherf. and pmctUal AccounUcU; being frequent
door below the corner. iy ~tn; u-yd t>v bu-uars; djcu ju adjuaiiug Jerangwd th<-k*>
There are »«• ’le*c4jrn* lu thli Institution who aere in this
city dismißwnl from their aituationa as book-keepur* . uoo -
wbo rntwh- twenty blunders, on ** Rlngh- page of a bill book
Uur writing teuch-r VVillianiH) has had lometb.ug
more than a few lessons from a Philadelphia tearhu: to
prepare him Mr his burineti* No runners are employed
by tbir iDsUtutlou When cur rlti&t'ns are imporluued by
th«*ae ot another, they pboul.i r.-f-r to eom-c-f our city Bauk
officers or merchants- p.v«on* who>e opinion lao U relied
up>oJ>—and not bedecnyiii into one rf tho>»** which
are being nH J out every few months, au i tbeir pupils l«H
I/, peek In'trnrtfoc ohwt 1 they can fin<l it ,lU|f H
FULTON CAR WORKS.
J. DURAND, Sup’t, Cleveland.
J. A. OAUQII KY.Ag't, Pittsburgh
Great American and U.Ef. Exproaa & Mail Bonte.
?ii MILE-- 1 UP DISTANCE SAVE!',
And Two Changes oj Cars and Baggage Avoided.
A 1 11 LINK ROUTE
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CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS:
,T',a CHICAGO, ALTON <f ST. LOCiS
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago A MlasUslppl.
CtfflCAQO TO BT. LOI'IB IN HuUKa.—Tnuoi
J leave the Illinois Ontral Depot, tool ol Water Pirwt—
Bi. Louie Lay Express daily, Sunday * excepted, 7 16 A aL
St. la>uie Night Express daily, Saturdays exsa’d,fr3o P M.
St. Louis Freight d Emigrant daily. Bund. «xe. &JW A M.
Baggage cJteciud Oircmgh to St Louu. >.
Traion run direct through to Alton, mile*,) with
out change of rare nr baggage, anJ connect with the
Oumpaoy’s splendid steamer* Winchester and Heiniter,
running In .-xrlusive c'>n nation with IWengor Trains
from Alwu to fit- LoulM'-' nnleaj without landing. These
boats for spaed, convenience nud elegance.are uDSurjiaiW'l
ou tbe Western waUm, briDg titled up with Baths and spa
cious Wash-rooms, affording to passengers the opportunity
~f removing the Just unavoidable In summer ramond
t-aveliog, and ie»'blng ?t. Louis refreshed from the effects
of a long ride. , ,
To Kansas and AV6ra#Au this ia the most direct route,
and passengers destined tor Bloomington, Springfield,
Jacksonville, Naples, and pH r nt on thu Mississippi, ane
souri, Kansas,Cumberland and Te .uesseo rivers, irdl not.'
the Important saving iodhtaut*, being sevonty-iwo miles
less to Ft. Louis, thirty seven lens to Bloomington,
and fifty-eight mile* less te Springfield than by any otb«.r
route. , . .
Through TickuJi over this route can be procured at the
various It. R. Ticket unices in New York. Boston,
pbia, Baltimore, Allmny, Buffalo, Ac , and at nil Though
Ticket Offl'ee throughout the Stales, and in Chicago
Company V Office. No. 4o Dearborn street, opposite the Tre
mom House —and at the Depot ot the Illinois Central Bail
road, loot of Water street. _ A r
Bn.p<nwlbl« ItoRiTM" M'' n “ nl b, ‘ »< l! 'f nI
the various Roads goiug into Chicago, to Chec.i Ravage
througu U> any point deslr*-l on the line.
R I*. M ROAN, Jr., Fuovrintendeot.
II J. I). SCUERMERII )RN,
- Uen’l ras««nevr Agent.
THE PITTSBUKGH ADD CONHELLSVILLB
RAILROAD COMPANY
HAVING mad* an arrangement with the new and
Wu'iful fi-amer **M>LiAN” t> run in c-'unoctio .
with Ui«ir Read between Weal Newton and OonnelUvUl".
nunouDiß the r>llowiDj; change of c-chedule on and Lttcr
Wednesday. the Tilth of September:
The' Steamer KOLIAN will leave the PiUeburzh and
ConneUavillu Railroad Compauv'e Wharf Boat, a.ore Mo*
nOLi«ahela Uridgi-, Wwt Newton, every afternoon at half
past 3 o’clock, pn»< i«t)ly ; returning, will leave West Newton
al quarter before S, A. M., arriving m PitLiburgh at noon.
The trains will run a* follow*:
Leave Davidson’* Mill, one mile l>-k w Conoelisvlll*:
Firßt Train, fi A. M ; Second Train, 1- M.
U>av<‘ Wefct Newton. Firei Train, a.. 30 A. M.; Second
Train, til6 !’• M-
Fare from PTUeburgh tc Drndar'n'" Mil!, $1,7,\ In
cluding Meal r,n Ster.oer.
Stages lor Uuj.-ntown aud CoLi...',i-vlH r will connect
witn the Trains at l>BTiil*uu’B Mdl.
For freight or paasage, enquire *f the Agents, fct the
Wharf Boats at WhR Newton and PlUnbuigh.
0. W. IIAHNEd,
dep6:Lf President and Supurinj-ndeni.
-pSrSSBVL VANIA KAILttOAD.
mil REE DAILY THROUGH THAINB, Wtwe-u I'hUad.l
-1 nhuTand PiUabunrh. TUB MORNING MAIL TRAIN
iir«
v „nrh far Philadelphia at AoO, 1- “• Til * NlfaHl ,, ,'
PREP? TRAIN l-aL rhHa<i.-lrW» to r riUahorAh at 11, I.
\a i WM«hurirh for Philadelphia at 9.20, r. M.
A<4mmod a tkm Train leaves Pittsburgh dally,
w .0 U *T. ** dia o'clock P. M. Brinton’fl Accommo
2SS! daily a. 11 o’clock A. M.,
“naif *> Mttabiuph with tha Railroad*
. -f-rnra fit I-ouis. Ho , Alton, Galena and Chicago, 111,
aoi LouHvlUe, Kyt Tart. Haute,
MadiaonTLafayette anJ IndianapolifslniL; (^a 5 l n , Dat AP tt l’’
' vanrlnrfold, Bellefontalne, Sanduafcy. Toledo, CleTe-
ZaneaTitle. MaaaWon and W water, Ohio;
Bteam Pocket Boats from and to Niw Obuuks,
Througt. <t _ tl4a and cmctjnun.
places. t can jje had to or from either of the above
Kor farther pL.
rrtartiug points, g M handbills at the different
shortest and most expedrw from the West will find this the
mere, Wow York, or Boston, mate to Philadelphia, Balti-
Agent, Passe*. THOS. MOOEB,
Lines, PhUadelphia.
j/21 Agent, Pmweniffr' l MkBIIIMBM,
% Pittsburgh.
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NEW AND DIRECT RO U TJB. 0P E N
laaocoti
northern Illinois to the Mississippi River,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAIL iHiHIiS ROA^) tari
PoartEtl VH« CHICAGO ANB AIHObA I CiK. UJT *
Thact 11. H. 13 NO" o "“ f , L ”“A,ire\aO TO
And Trains run the rnttni distunre r u
oilhont uhaoO >NGXoN , UUINC y,
The Only Dime WAPKi-LO, PORT I
KKuKUK, HIU KF Ac’and the OJCLT A LI.
DKS MOINKB. Luc\<l., TOST. LOUIS, 11LOOM
L'!iiiN A CL^,NTi)N^D*RCATtiIt, CAIRO, BPIUNUFIKLR,
AOKfIONVatB, NAPLES, nnl Intermediate Stations on
ih. imSoi. Ontr.l, Great IV-At,TO, and Ohio and Mima-
Si rrH l l^ , 'oTt‘he above lane leave Ghlrago on the arrival o:
(mm the Ea.t—avoiding all laying over at any w
th r.«m’«tT. Hurliogton dully Tor ih nthern and Central
loWn nod Northern Midori—nuking the quickb*t ftud
mom reliable route to reach all the Important point/? weat
uf the Mwweeippl a« far an Oounell Bind, with from forty to
fifty mile* i*** staging than by any other rouio. The lt»>ad,
jor u large p>orttou of the way, is laid with the ooimjfhood
lUil, the mnootbeft riding and boat Railroad in the West
well mocked with the most modern Lojornotiriuand elejuDt
now Cars.
gg* By this ronle pansengem are aura of making connec
tions, and arrlring at at. Louis on adTerti6«i time.aToUiog
the vexatious delay of fogs and ice, and dangers of naviga
tion, as on the route by Alton.
Baggage chocked direct through from Chicago, and no
charge for handling at any point.
. THROUGH TICKETS ly thla route can be purchased at
all the Railroad Ofth-a in the K*at; at the Olflcu ol the
Company, corner of Clark ami Lake street*, in the Oranli-
Building; at th« Depot of the Galena R. R-, and ut thp
Mich. o*mt. R. K. Office, corner of l-ake and DearUirii au..
opposite Tremoot Lloupe, Chicago.
RKfcHGUT coneigoevi by this route will receive immedi
ate despatch. c. g. Hammond, Supt.
0. R. FOLLKTT,
G.m'l Ticket Ag’t, Chicago.
TICKETS can be procured at the principal Railroad
Office* of the country. _
ILLINOIS
CENTRAL RAILROAD:
Carrying the Great U. States Mail and Express.
TWO PA3SE.NOKR TRAINS RUN DAILY on 1U entirr
lunclL from DURLQUK to CAIRO,
AM<
CHICAGO to CAIRO.
Thi* itOßil.iu conjunction wi’h Train* cf the Ohio and
ippi It. R. and Chicago and Galena Railroad, form*
the most direct and only coulinu'oue It. R. route from
OUiCACO to ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO to CAIUO.
CHICAGO to DUBIRjUR.
Tr-un« Isavr Chi.-ago a* follow* :
lu A. M. mu lo ah !'. M.—St. |,<oi3 and Caiuo Kxruiss.
LB.-V* ngerr :ur at. Louie by tine train take the car* of thr
Obu. and Mbs*. R. IL alaacdi itJ, aul are carried direct l' 1
St. I ■out*.
v a. M. nnJ 4 10 I'. M —Dmiiisioa a.vt) Gahji* Ks
I'ilxss. at InuihrUi toppofit- Dubuque) "i*na
h.n.k l.iii•• rtUnin feu ivul aod the Upper
Mi —in-i|'('i river rit'e*.
Tri»hi« «.’h1:o P.T Chiemp. and Dubuque at T-.'tf A
M uuU 7.<>u 1* M.
fr m :li-» Kv* aoJ pia-eßon the Ohio nur
d-vtltvd S'. Li IK.-. « i'l T« l**u niilw of Urdu>u« and ui.
ri-iLAtn river nAii.:«:l' u fr-w .-'U Unb. nnd nrrit.'
git,h'H “•••. - •’! the riTtr route, bj utkmg tb*
rare at Oau
RAILROADS
CJENTH.AX. ROIITK,
lOWA, MISSOURI-
All Railroad to tile Mlsslsslpl’ l .
AND n A i: 11 INK SHOP,
SAMDUSK Oflh>.
F O U .> D It V
rj-HK .. u !,-.'nl"T haring wo>«l loto his new Work*, r*-
X ■. enl.y tr.wt~l. corner ol Wnu r, McDonough and Shelly
Hlreei«i, )6 i»rei.arecl to irmtr»'*t for und execute all order
tor PASSENGER. HAGGAOB. POPT-OPKICK, HoLrK
FKEIU LIT, PLATFORM, GRAVEL, HAND, ant all other
liearrtpt on* of CARS.
Also, tor STEAM ENGINES of all sizes, GEARING,
RAILROAD CASTINGS of all dmrripti *n?h and all other
work appertaining to a Foundry and Machine Shop.
1 he foremen of the different department- e> h- l-nttflc
and practical dscd— mostly from Eastern roanubi.torie»
who Keep Lbeainelra, informed audodopta.il laluat.U tu -d
-ern l.nprorementfl. W. W. WETIIKUELI.
augCN: f
1* ' ANTS —Cccks aud G'ui- t- do buutewoifc or« Wanted
Yv in chy nnJ <:* uniry, «h • "an gtw good relr;ruo«s ;
Done ids* ije-i ikfpiv Si'.uali u_- w.tnlcd tor a Gardenor.a
Carriage Dnv.-r, a Clerk rnUnman. Mt.cbauus of dlUur
not bruuch-p, a Porter, a laborer, a bey to kurn a trade, a
boy <o attend .-.taro A mi ldl<*-aged man ex;erion «*d in
traveling South and Weal. wishes a ritoation nfl traveling
h.-in.l nr conductor ol oars, can cU« good reference. Apply
ai UARK’3 loledigeui e i.-fibas, 110 LlbertjMd. .
utouoi: XLOEBT * ST«I lISNB.
UIOKLUVV A CO.,
(SUCCESSORS TOgE M. BIOELOW.)
No. 40 Dhirnond Alley, war Wood ttrrrl, I'TTTSBVTIQII.
. ~ CUACIUiS, CAUiIIAG US, ni/’EToNB,
BUGGIES, and rvarj de.-crtplion ol Fancy
Vehicles built to order, and llnioh d in a
■ *** i rnnmiiT Uunurpasaed for bwiuty of design,
.•lr.;*nce of f.uhh, SKtli ol wi.rkutanith:p, and durability of
uitii'-iialß ...
&&• All work warruLted. augiAiy
i * ' \VI SV A Toil kid—i- u Dirt universal iratliuony
I I Railroad men, Ranke:-, and tb<*- in other pur
, Huili* i nquirinp ac< urate time, ’.bat lh»* " Clias.
! Wati-h, nißtiutacturod at 84 Strand, London, is the
i reliable, nud unequalled by auy other maker Many of
: three wblch have t«n tedwi have b-en found n- run wllh
; in n minute in Lh« rear. I luive obtained the agency for
, the -nle of these Watches in Pittsburgh and State of I'«un*
sylvanla. . . , ,
AUo, the F. B. Adams A t’on’fl, and other Or-t cl*-*
Wnichr-s f'r flnle.
\\ «*i;b done Id the bcrt
nuff l b 7 Mhrket st, corner of Foortb.
1 VH hct>-8 cl Lund so lb'- town or .tewtou
F Falls. Trumbull cnuuly. Ohio; ou which v> a warmth
ce t ,f drolling. The outbuilding are of the btwt kind, uuu
the ground w tastefully cultivated with nhrubberr, jjrepeft,
»poloB and peachy. The improvement* cost more than
tir*nty thousand dollars it is offered for much lose than
cost, aud part of the pay will be taken in western lands.
It in a tine place for & man to live at home- Inquire of
auglO THOMAS WOODS, 76_PourHi i st. _
O TORE iiOL'Sf, FARM, A.- —For aula, 1 ( J acrer ofgoo-l
0 land, all well fenced, with a garden paled In plouty
o'nraall frultß, grapes, *c : an orchard of Belrcled frill ; a
laree double Hrifk ILouiia, with eight room., kitchen and
collar; a brick Store House, with counter, Ac i barn, eta
id, and other out houara 1 well of good water. The land is
of a daip. good soil, and tu laccllenl condition. About cur
acre In timber, nod coal under the whole place. Situated
rr-Tcr o«^?'f^r
*’ 10 Jxrm, ““ J ' fS Market Btreet.
vTb'V"BOOKS! NKW BOOKS! I-The Hidden Path, by
Marion narland, author of "Alone,'
lowa as it Is, by N. Ilowe Parker;
Memoirs of James 0. liecnetl;
Japan ab It Was Rod Ib, by K. nfldretu;
Ol!«, Fir the '.'ld West Ho-'m :
tur I'liporN by Henry W. iieteber;
b.-stinks, u hftt he says ;
hell i’mltb Abiojvl, illustrated ;
bounds, ShllllDgs &u ,i Pence, by Samuel Lover I
bix VearM I>ster, by 1 ucOfts;
rnmirßOia of Life nod LU-ru’urt?, for September-
Just r-.elvel aDd for mr|# by
W A (HLPKNPKNNKV & CO.,
Fifth st , opposite the Theatre
O L'(JA.KP"IO bblfl Extra Viua PowM WUita Sugar ;
10 bbl« I>. H. nruuulated do du
lu bbls PnwJerud do do
20 bblt» Cruhhrd do do
Just received and lor eale bv
RHYMER. A ANDERSON,
No liy Wood turret
Mf>B __
T IUKNITUIUS POLISH—To give your furniture a brll
P liant polish, use the Scotch Polish, sold by ibe subscri
onr. Wee 26 canU par bottla,»lth foil Jtocdona Ibr un
sold by (eurfSl 8. L. CDlHltblll, 6J Martel
Pekin Tea Store,
Nn 38 PI t Tfl STHJiKT, one doer east of the Exchange
Bank. Lorering’b Ueflned and Clarified SpOARS for
sale by faogl«l &. JAYNES.
. ■ £ v*
r ** * *
..■ ~ -■* •> j %' •
•% ■ .' .• r- #* &. c. 1
i- .?; *.
’ *. 1 •*L* j -v **» • ' h Ic 1
HOTELS
mansion house.
OKORGE AUKENTZ, Proprietor,
N o. M 4 LIBERTY STI.EKT, just beside the Pkswnger
[).♦}•<•* ;'f lbs r<*un?yWti7.U Kailrord, which makes ii
the iii'*’'!. convenient ln the city for passengers &rri
by thal road.
The Proprietor having, at rr.oaMprable expanse, fitted up,
in excellent style, the 'MANSION UOUBJS, would respect
fully e».licit a share of pablto patronage. There Is attached
a splendid STABLE and extensive W AQON YARD, afford*
log ample accommodation to travelers and teamsters. Hi*
Larder and Bar will be furnished with the best the market
can afford. feblry
8 T . C L A I it HuTELf
Omer of Pe.nn and St. Clair strtrts, Pittsburgh, ih.
milK undersigned, formerly of ‘‘Brown’s Hotel,” haring
_l taken this Large aud commodious lIUTEL, and having
relitWd it in iniutnUiceDl style, would respectfully iuvite
tile fi i«-od" ainl tlir traveling public to give him a call. Aa*
suml, with th** convenience of the- house aud his long ex
perience in tb* busmens, bH.cau give eulire satisfaction,
and hlr i:hr»r/io- moderate.
tebi* WM. 0. CONNELLY.
oooi) IfiTUXT IIOBSK,
CORNER oF LIBERTY AND QUANT STREETS, near
the Railroad Depot.
)an Kill y JAMKfI SHANNON, Proprietor.
o\v»tohi»s.
WAYKULKY lIOUMi, 50 South Eighth street, between
Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia. [au‘i9:y
tHu i/rtioN’r
NO. 11l Arch ctrert, I’Lil&driphla. T. 8. WRBB °f
the Kftgle,) Propriet.-r. (au29:y
(iAKEULL HOUSE,
CORNER OF it AIN AND B>>U7 If ST3., WARREN, &
r 1 rii proj-ri-tnr takes pleasure in announcing to the
public that this now amt elegant Hotel has been opened
ax bhouee of entertainment. Being commodious and roomy,
and adjoining the office of the Ohio Btagßoompauy.it offerfl
inducements unsurpassed in Warren for the accommoda
tion of the traveling community.
A share of public patronage la respectfully solicited.
*u!7 M. GABRILL.
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
OUEBTNCT STREET, ABOVE THIRD, PHILADELPHIA
PARKER A. LAIRD) Proprietor*.
jjiUdiiUi TERMS $1,50 PER DAY.
BlcMI LLA N'flOL!BK,’
JQUNSTOWN, VENN A.
riUlfl UDjardiguad having taken charge of the above
X uained House, and refltted it at a large expense, in a
comfortable as well as elegant style, in now prepared to re
celre guest.), and give ample salielactiou to all »ho may
pa roaifie the House. jnuH:tfJ JAMES DOWNEY.
HARE’S HOTEL,
i Late Farmer’s Exchange,!
\ro I.IC LIBERTY STREET, foot of With street, PUte*
1\ burgh. SAMUEL HARK, Proprietor.
Tin-; Llr.tol Is entirely new, haviug juat been completed
an I opened fnr the accoium«>diiu»n of the public. (seplJi
FHAKKI.IN lIOI'SK, Cl.Teland, Oblo.
Cl PATRICK A SoN, Pnoi'KifTOßA—This House has ua
y, dergnne thorough aud extensive repairs,alterations,
aod large addition* of new furniture, etc., and the proprie
tors pledge tbwm.-M'WBir th»i nothing shall be wanting on
their part to render th* PaanXUR a place where all the oom*
forts of a flr»t class hotel can be found.
. 0. PATRICK A SON
RESTAURANT.-'
WILKINS II ALL.,
VY. C. UALLAOiIKH, I'hopribtob.
Fourth i.'r-t , C .'le'rn IFtx-J ami
I'ill si-a ious eelablishuient has bwn lea:u*i by the nub
srrlber. »t»«l completely renovated
[1- is at all hours prepared t*> furnish #W>'"T* *T"***
fTe'V luxury Unit rain be found In the best regulated
n-U-rnuts in ih* Sluts* Hi- spacious Bar will always be
-.mu-lied wiHi the very b-rt l.i iuor-. Uume of every de-
Jr, n IU , ran always be found at Wilkins
luVl ’ -apT J W. 0 OAI I.AOtUK.
HANK KXtUAPiUK,
TMIJ’U “TriBKT, B.'HVVhKN WOOD AMU MAIL&KT.
■IMIK W lnr» lu Lutorm iheir friends *ud
1 i, « poWi.- xrnrralJv, -hat u«y ba?e I«mwwhl tba
wt-ii known whu*b baa ju«t been thoroughly
renovated, reptlreJ und re furnished, nod uou up*u. lbr
huTt* spared do t*xpeDMo lu liie Baal r-K
-rluia roinlorUibi** r*«ort, as well fur ike opicur* w> Ibe
buidnrP- man. Tb* larder will at nil llmeh be stocked wilb
ihf l. lirari.>a of the Reason, and wired up under the *usp
0j rook*. Th-y reftpcclfully aak for t.
"s'ron&gt' of * generous public.
COKMtCOPIA
«-<_) Y 8 T E 11 AND COFFEE H 0 U S E .-**
D. BARNARD.
y c 40, riflh Street, between Wood and A/arbil
)anW It __ riTTSBBMi!
CRY S TA L PA LACE,
Wo. Itt SUrUtt itreit.
C, C. SEELY,
...... . „ TtEypuCTfL'liLY intormj hw frtenilianiitbe
t »Jpablir in g*rntir»«, that h* hafl ju*t aiartad hb
s^jJ9§p # New York, and modern aiyle of
CouKlNu
Hue. in IhrSbLii or for UU c«nla
» imSn ll** will nlr-f> furnish the beat of everything that
li .. units. ( Mili alter A. Unttfa alwaye ojv*n until 3 o’clock.
in rooming. __ taajia ~ tf
O \ »TEU SALOON a Wl3 KkSTAI’HANTI
1 0 W OOU STREET.
riiMK *n fc >#’’nl' , rr V.hs gpit his uYSTfciil SAI.OUN AMD
I tATiNu U 'U.'K \a ft mana.-r that cannot
U fiwiisj liv u’;\ -uniUr In tin' city.
Iva-A.s Wn.i utt SKKVKI' I r at all hours or
THE .
Choicest Mn.fl. Fowl*. F»*h, Ac., Act
>»r- b*‘ mul be wooM renpiu-t
-ru:tv -t-nt* »h' ftf .nti..u of the public w It.
CHARLBB FTILL,
108 W'-oJ Ptrfft.
jfcic meetf _ _
81. L'lftir Lager Beer Brewery
'l 'UK unJ.-r-W'f —i the public that he
1 i, u. lullj pr.-pArsd u> ssrTf priTKtuUmlllea »od tho
puhllf <snsrsll)-, with bis Ml«br»b*l LAUKU BKMIs io
boulss All .nlsrs Ml At his Ofllce, NO olt DLAMOh U
A LI. MY .nssr Woodslrset,) will l» punctually »ttood«Uo;
“*•*' lc “» p,rl 1,1 ‘V.YwujuSoS;
Ueuiu' l<ftgcr Us«r li&ll,
yei. lor. frnttyiiU iJ-uL, appoint the Cuxitrmßouti.
r put Vjjv, -u-. ha? SuM ojxrne-1 ou<* of the an J
I bwtftnlshrd Uj-rßwr Halls in tte city. Uis Ueeru
dcVc'-wlwle - *! * f - ;i i»uy«?Hcr aril.'U, an>l •▼'fry other ac
wnoi- iation »N L:i liviup canucl L* eiopUed.
mKJSw .. A. LBMTZ.
Keuucl t Alo«
H KNu Liall, bole UotUrr <. f bXIITU’S celebrated
« K-uuoi: Al**sid Brown Mnut A leC.OointnnU Ale
M'!i"r!.T.i:i^Wt»nJ|-lulU>'!lrn
The utuutiou id fumtH** and Uie trad*, i* respectfully
HI lutral W aur *utl Sar«*i»«rtlla
\a»M. L» KSULlbll, Pitt atrwt, below Peun, \n now
Vy and bottMug th** **-r« b*«Terage;i on
6U *r In.* articles an* of tl.** bcjt aod
cufur'• ured from tl»e purwet materials. octl«:ljr
HOPL’EUS PATENT PLANE
'PUK utulf] is prepared to tupjdy CAIiPKNTKKS,
X CAM N KT-MAltKiti*. and Workers in \\ c*vd generally,
will, hi* Pat*ut-d and Tuiuahle PLAhKa.
A 1 ul.u hare tried U, pronounce l a t-..'*’. Ttiloßbl® In
yvu:\< n, that mu--. *o»u coins into g oerai u>«. The fol
lowing !**tt»*n* from prurtiriil workmen hre but two atnvDg
many iriu U»s l ai- let-h-.* rr:-lved recic-iueod Qg this
Plans above »1! other? U) une :
PlTTai.i:t-< .1 MiaU Ca&iakt Facroai, I
febiunry IEI, J
We hereby certify, ihal Juring the last twelve moulbi
*- l,*r« used Hopper’* Pat- ot Plane, and dn not hesitate
U, rroommeud it to Cabinet-Maker* and Carp-liter* as su
perior cany other Plane In ua-. Weoonsider it peculiarly
adapted u» plantar oak, cherry, walnut, and all aorta of
hard wood, and l t planing voue*r», It >a far sujwrior to
ihe ..Id ui.-de • i accaj-ing, besides beitig a great aaring ot
Um«. One man, by using UlSv Plane, will plan® mote
Toneern than 0»e men :an do by any other plane or method
In use. U. U. K*ah A Go.
To M.so V P-Atoil, P-3d-:
Ikar ,Wr 1 bar.- ••xomined Hopper’s Patent Bench
Plane, and h-llcT® it to he a most excellent article for the
ue«- for which it t. Intended,aa a oombinotlon o
ocraicr ...
It ii particularly adapted to planing veneers, and It does
n t t re»iiiiier>oe-f«>urlh the time or labor of the old method;
and 1 bare no doubt, when Ita properties becomo generally
known, bui that it will entirely upenwde the former to-
Jmun and labor i.-ii* ,-ur-U.w.
1 moat cheerfully roe-miuend il to all pernone engaged In
iJi-C«biuet from my kuowledge of It, there U
not-hing well uied to gin; « kiuooUi and beoulilal Onleh
to reneer* «\* the 11 ..p v « i Patent Bench Plane.
J\MM \V. VVOOUWBLL,
Fcrmtur* WiirMWin*. i>7, W Third nt., Pittsburgh.
i'lfW&uryA, Ac orwx'y 27, UiiS.
Mof'Ks y IiAToN. of thi* city, In my *>l« for the
ic.l« d i'laue*. or ot rktfbu tomaoufuetare and soil them
WM. 0. IIOPPBB.
h, March 21,
1 MELL> It«.WK KOK KAlUtOADKNUlNKKßs.—Oontaln
tnj form uUr for laying out determining fro* an
slrP, i»T.-ilin2, calculating earth-worl, etc., togaiW
,r|Ui tables of radii, ordinates, deflections, long chorda,
magnetic variation, logarothlm* and natural signs .tan
el.- *u\,by Jehu U Hcnck, Civil Engineer. Docket
boon form. $ 1 ,"5.
The object nl the presAUt work Is to supply a want
r-ry ;«o«rul1y lelt by Assistant Kuginaers on Railroad*, j
•fc-oxs <>? •.•onvruient form for use In tho Held, containing
;.‘h- ••r'Ji'iiHrv tabUeare common enough;but
t(of K cfiubiuiug With the*' 1 tables wlb**: t> peculiar to tho
l(hi:roß.j work, au.l the necessary formula) for
laving nm rnrrep, turn outs, crossings, Ac-,lb a desideratum
whi.h this wr.rW Is dw-igned to supply.
L' s 'laiTiin AC4PEUT, West Point, April 18, 19W.—
n/n- 1 h*ve looked over “ Ueuck’n Field Hook for
Knilrowt Engineer*." and think it well adapted 10 the ob
iin author prop-’.-es, and have no question but It wlllbr
i f u-il-kvcrr u-elu! and practical volume both forofhceand
I *-.i" D - IJ
’ “ Tnot, April 21, laW.
1 am much pleased with Mr. il*ocfe’H little manual, the
•* KvdJ liiH’k o 1 Railroad Engineers.” With the proaanta
. Jl>u rui- ..j the mrwt practical aud useiul of recognised
atn< iu railway rugineers, he has giton others
V' 1. b li.-w I.t foa-i iu Ilnur present torm, appear to posses*
B mini •! higher value than that of mare novelty— that of
piling m general sus'-cpUtde oi available, not to nay doflira
hi,- practical use In conclusion, while I think the design
Ui Mr 11 **ucXNa.k i.“ <uch a.; to adapt It eicullunUy well
tIJ L.r.deßtdoual needs, i have pleasure in expressing my
cordial satisfaction with It* execution, alike with the per-
Hui-uity of arrangement effected by the author, and the el
c'-llent typographical taste displayed by hlfl publisher*.
It. FuaNkus Uar&Ni,
0 K and Director of Rensselaer Dolytechulc Institute.
For sale by WILLIAM *- HAVEN,
Dealer iu Engineers’ btatiouery,
Market street. -orncr ofHeeond.
*u3
ijWj iJUAKfi M'ALKD HKUIUNU
XUU '260 boxes No. 1 Herrluc;
ouO hnif box.-* <3»lloux Minim*-*
'Aw boxes do do
IWO <iaurtet bis. do *'.»•
b dozen AncliOTice;
b doion Capers;
5 doteu 01 ;
5 dozen Lobster s.
Just received and lor eule by
KKVMKR 4 ANDKItSuN,
Prl ,7 No. 39 Wood street
IVMH.IMI MuKAKKAbT TKA— IO cheats of ibis superior
Tj t.-k. Ht bo '.-entß, just n.vfiTHj at China Tea 8 f-r».
aug‘J9 F. R. DBA VO, No. 1 Diamond.
HAVING FOUND TJSN ANTH ~t'or all the Dwelling
House* pul under our care, ve are now prepared U?
procure tenants for others. Uwnerd of varant houses w,.l
llod It lo their interval to give us a call, as we have Mh
application* for houses. Also, collection of rents, 1.i.-orar*-
fed and repairs attended to. Charges moderate.
‘ 8. CUTHBiSRT A • N.
wpl _
Nlliv NOVEL, as aotiiob. us “Awsb. h —The Hidden
Path bv Marion Hariaud; just received and ior sale
by JOHN 8. DAVIBON, Od st_
x \ AYANA 6KGARS-I have Just received a splendid lot
H'l f Havana ajar, The. i wl»hfn g a
geca* ran always cbt&in it at “i, ® S> .
Corner of Market st. and Diamond.
5 iLACK fILKS-A.'A.'MABON A CO h.« Jn»t rec'J
i> per express several pieces of Plain lllaclt BUas, of very
aupurior lustre and quality. ang24
OIL —2t) bbta NB. Whale and Tanner’s Oil for sale by
auglib BMITH, MAIB A HUNTBB.
•.-W '•' :
INSURANCE COMPANIES. 1 BANKERS AND BROKERS
Increase of Cash. Capital
TO HALF A MILLION iKJLLARS!
N A IN SL R A i"'* * 1 UO J 1 PAN I ,
HARTFORD, CONN.—CHARTERED iSlli
PAID u V .
Ca.l, C.piUil
TEII HTY-dIXTH ANNUAL B’l ATESLENT of the
*TNA INSURANCE CnM!*ANY,m Uart
ford, as furnished this agency on the Ist n/ January,
under o&tli. . , . , a-
Heal Estate, unincumbered - * iu,o.-
Beveutv-two Mortgage Rond-,band < cent,pay
able e«*ini-auunally ;• ;«!*® ™
Debts du* the Oompauy. secured by mortgage... , .\u l.
lulls ftoceirable, well secured, payable ut Hank. . UM*;
Railroad Blocks in C00ue0ticu1......... - y vg"
Bank Blocks iu the city ol U-M* W
Bank Blocks in New \otk city.. ■•••••••• yb ‘ tw) 00
liu.li on b»ml.ln [laui, anj in h»nJ« of
and othvrs.
$773,'J73 63
The amount of Hab»iU«.t!ae or not due to Banker fiber
creditors, —nothing.
Louses adj obted and due, —^
Lotaes adjusted and not sl4*, 616 ,
Lowt* unadjusted and In wiuliqk Lt further
proof, {61,267 60. , .. .
All other claim., Kgnlnrt Urn Company arc ™all.«och
only a* printing. 4c.
Agrut7lnatructodtot»k»uori»knTorslo,.WO.
Th. amount [mured in any ntv. town ur milage, depend*
noon mo character, notarial and ennatrucUon of buildings,
the width oi rtreete, tho supply of water and condition of
the Ore department, and other circumstance*.
The amount Insured In block* of building* vane,; the
design ia to limit the loss by any one' Ore „f 0 01do. or leas.
6 TUU. A. AjaKAAMJkU, f's-.TKnry.
Btati or OosKiorieUT, > lUrtit-rd, Jan. let, ia*6.
Hartford county. ) , ~ . a ,
I'ertKiially uppearad Thomas A. Alexander, aecreUrj of
tho .tttna Insurance Compauy, ami made oath that the fore
going statement by him subscribed, is true, according to
ilfl beat j ag f;ce of the Peace.
Looses paid by this Company Tor the year HW exceed
1760 000, while the pnunintn* received fu: t.u> name time
far rxcwd auy other year, since the organization cl the
°TS eoTWim nearly all descriptions of property, is
sued at this agency, at remunerative rateti.
ma- offloa, Ho. 87 Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
jtJu H. TK.N KYCK, Agent.
lfl sura n oic company,
OF HARTFORD, CcAY.Y.
OnAfiTiaib, * I * l * *
Cash Capital o*oo,ooo
Casti Surplus, ow lir Janoabi, 1956 ©‘.473,873
riMIIb Capital Stock and Surplus i* surely invented for
I tho benefit of nil policy holder*. As an cvUt«uce of
tbe claims we have to public r.oufldcnce, and of its ability
to pay losses promptly, wo stale a fact, ;hat Us receipt *
tary from $126,000 lo $160,000 per raoulh. Its bumnwts is
large and well distributed, and in our opinion no Company
in tbe United States affords better indemnity to polby
holders than the 3£tna. They eonlinoe to make influraoe*
on proj-erty In town and country, at rates us h*v as is con
detent wilt aaf-Cy to Urn poliny hoi
rra- Office, Korth-weet corner Filth and Wood streets,
Pittsburgh. . . aptm-.lj
D Iff L. A W ARB
MUTUAL BAVKTY IHSUB&NCB COMPAHY.
OPPICK in tho North Hoom of tbo Rtrhange, .on Third
■tried, rIUI.ADEI.I'tILI.
MAKINR INSURANCES.
On ViaaiLa, ) ,
0 UWO) VTo all parts of tbenorli.
VauunTa. )
INLAND INbURANCKH
On goods by rlrera, canals, lakes and lwJ carriage", t*
all Darts of the Union-
Y IUK ISSUIiANOBy
On merchandise generally.
On etores, dwelling bonnes. Ac.
AdSBTfl QV TUB COMPANY, Norember ~ 1563.
Uonds and Mortgages..— ■•—••• .........t'-M.SoO 00
H'ateof PennsylTanla, Philadelphia city, Uynng
Garden, Boutbwark, and othrr loans ——lBl,too 4 1
fl'.ocks in banfce, railroads and insurances com
paniee
Bill-* receirable
Cask on hand
Balance*in the hand* of Agents and premium*
on Marine Policies recently 121.T0. C,
Subscription Notes —..100,000 00
J. SCI!ANDKLMK&ER,
Q H. FKANCIB.
Tb« Prtnbllß KJra insurance Company,
Of philadtij'lna, /’-rsuyUanfo.
DIILBCTOIU* —CharUr W )i%n Lrr, Thomas liar'., Tobias
V/asncr, S&maH Grant, H Bnith, Goo. W IU.-h
ard*, MorUcai D. Adolphi K. U : if, Dau.l Xl'.i .latm.
Morria Pattrmw. Oa.-.n. N. iurv.tir.,
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r a 11> up
Dl*»C7iia*
L'r. H M. Huston,
i HughOraitf,
Bpoocttr Wllvain,
Cherlt** Kelly,
tiamuc'l E. Bto fees,
lli-ory .‘Uoan,
j JikiaoH Tru^ueir,
Win. Kyra, Jr.,
Joshua L. 1*1)00,
J«m«?'’Trnnr*ot.
, Jr-hn 15. Sample,
1 Oburl'** s
1 J. 7 l/o£*u, Pittsburgh,
! H. T. C. Morgan, Jr..
Vf >l. MAH.TIN, PiV-bident.
TIIOP. 0 IIAKL*, President
W id . Martin,
Joseph li.&aftl,
Bdninnd A Bonder,
John C- Darls,
Robert Burton,
Ji>bn it Penrose,
O**org* U. Leiper,
Edward Darlington,
11 Joneaßrooke,
J. G. Johnson,
James C. lUnd,
Theoptlofl Paulding,
James B. M’Parland,
W. 0. Ludwig,
JOiIPU Vf. Oowas, B«c*y.
P. A. il A l> bill A, A**nt,
No. W> Water Htft-t. Pilbioar^b.
Cham. U BiJCtia, SeerrUTry.
gCt-nUn ue to mafc» insurance, j erpet a a! or limited OO every
(laf»criptk>u of properly, in tonu unil country, atiwUe sMc w
%/> are •■onsb'tent with security.
Thr Company ha?« rwrted a Ur/® Oontinjent Pun-,
which, with thrir capital and pr-r.j.im*. mw»l~J,af
forU ample protection to tb* bceurru.
The AmcU of the Com pan)' on January l c t. ISM, as pub
llahed agreeably to an Act of Aarz-mbly, were a® tbUow*, Tit:
Tcm;orarj Loans Sd,bi'*b !■
StocAa...- - '■">
Oaah, Ac WJJtC 61
Blac® their incorporation, a period of twenty-one years,
they have paid upward of Chu* Million Four Hiitv-lrvd Thou
sand Dollars, Irwsoii by fire, thereby affordin'? evidence of th*
advantage* of insurance, as ">ll a* il.<> ability and
Lion to meet with prOßiptn**;* all liabilities.
J.QAKDINii2 COFFIN. A<jrot,
OfSo®, north-coat cor. Wood end Thirl ;-U.
TUa ChTtED STATES
LIFE IHStJEAHCE,
annuity and TRUST company,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTERED APRIL 26TH, 1860.
charter peki-ktual.
CAPITAL 8*250,000.
o{JUe r 8. E. Comer of Third and Chestnut
Streelt , Philadelphia.
Offioert of Ou Home Board at Philadelphia:
Diaicto&s.
Stephen R.Orawford, Paul B Goddard,
Ambroee W. Thompson, Johnson,
Benjamin W Tingiey, Goo. M’llenry,
Jacob L. Florence, James Derereui,
William M. Godwin, William M’Bee.
President —Siephen R.Orawfonl.
Vice President— Ambrose W Thompeon
Medical Examiner, Pituhvrgh —Jamor IT. Wiliam, M D
Allegheny City —B. ii. Mowrjr, M. D.
QKO. B. ARNOLD, A**nU
marl?:7 No. 74 Fourth street, Pittiburgb.
PEHHfiYLVANLA'TNBiraANCK COMPANY
OP PITTSBURGH ,
CORNER OP FOURTH AND hMITTIHEU) STREETS.
Authorised Capital, $300,U00.
INSURE BUILDINGS and other propurty ngai&nt lot'." or
damage by Fire, and the perils of the Eos and lni&ud
Nartgation and Transportation.
dmacro as. !
Wm. f. Johnston, Body Puttereun,
W. SPOlintock, Kennedy T. Friend,
D. M. Lons, I. Grier Sproal,
A. J. Jon**, Qeorgs 11. White,
Jafob Painter, A. A.Canler,
lame* R.NrffWy, W 8. ITaren,
Wado Hampton, P K-Purk,
11. K. Oogfcsball. *
Hon. WM. Y. JOHNBTON, President.
ROPY PATTEIIaON, Vi.e President.
A A. OAttßian, Secretary and Truaeurer.
8. 8. QuuMd, A*«ifltantJJenetary. dwiom
Western" Insnraneo Company, Pittsburgh.
B. MILLEU, Jt n Prtndmt. |_F. M. GQILDGii, Srcr«/«rr
CAPITAL.,O3OO,OOO.
wxriLlilnsurfl-ageinflt all kinds of rlak**Flß®'»wfrWA
yy RINIS. All loasea will bo liberally ®d)u*teil anil
man«geJ by Diuurou who »to wall
known in the community, and who are determined, br
promptneMandUbenality, to maintain the character which
they nave assumed, a* offering the beat protection to thoee
who desire to be Inaared. • „ „ ,
ZHrcrteri.—R.Ulller, Jr.,O.W. Rlcketson, J. W. Sutler,
H. Uolmes, Jr., W. U.Smith, 0. Ihmeen, George W. Jackflon,
Wrn. M. Lyon, James Uppenoott,Qoorge Darsie, Jamea Mc-
Auley, Alexander Nimlck, Thomas Scott.
€4. Office, No. 02 Water fltreet, ( Warehouse of Spang A
Qo . Dpi Pitt«bo»vh. w<lt ?4 : _VT
"wig manufactory.
MSB. RENTEIt,
Si » doort from t/u Aqueduct, opposite the tUUctor’i Office,
AU-nuini city,
1 8 PRKfAJUiD TO FILL OUDEKB Poll WlOH.nti! all
1 kinds of
OrnamtnUl UJilr Work.
The b*Bt quality of material in furnished, and rntiro
satisfaction guaranteed. myl6;dawl7
/Ueiaudtr W» foator*
Attorney and counsellor at law, and holk-i
tob m CaAHOtflt, Agent for procuring Bounty Landn
and Pensions, and fbr toe Collection of Claims )u Grout
Britain and freland. .
AEJ*Collections made la thin and adjoining Counties; Be
tsies of decedents settled; Real Relate bought, sold or
leased, and rents collected. Moneys Invested on Mortgage
or other security. TIUos examined and title papers druwn.
Office on FOURTH street, a few doors above gmithbald.
Pittsburgh, March 28,1854 —[mh2S:d*w 1 _
A.i W. Fost«r t
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner for the Hta lea of
Tennessee, Now Hampshire, Connecticut, Wisconsin,
New York, Michigan, lowa, California and Virginia.
Dee<lfl drawn, and acknowledgments and proofs
taken fur record or use in any of the above named Brutes,
Illinois, Mbedsidppi and Rhode Island.
Pittsburgh, Murc.li 28, 15 >6—i nah2S:d*w 1
IKON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
An Institution Jjt the Business Man.
INSTRUCTION given duy and evenlug Lectures enr.h
dnv. Writing, Book-Keeping, Mathematics, Engineer
ing. and all the varieties of Drawing, taught 1-y pracileul
Teachers.
TIIB PEOPLE COLLEGE
Is an institution to educate tho Fanner, Mt-chau.c, Mcr
chant and Professional man in various arts that are not
taught in any other Institution of the Went.
*jT* All paeons who have at any time since the ustab
llshmeut of the Institution made arrangements for iustruo
tlon lo this College, are still entitled lo attend, tree of
further charge.
Reports heed not, but call upon the Principal, at the
People's College, now corner of Wood and Fourth Htreeia*—
soon at College Hall, opposite the Post Office. l w pl
HKVuLVRRB! REVOLVERS'. I— just received, by Ex
press, direct from the manufac
turerr, a splendid assortment of Colt's
REPEATING PISTOLS, four, five and
elx inch barrels, all of whloh we will ifc3f
sell for eash at ns low prices as they
can be bought In tho city of New York. Persons going to
Australia and California will find that they can do better
by purchasing their equipage at home, than they can among
strangeriH-as we give persons a chance to try any of the
above Pistols before leaving the city, and in case of a fail
ure we refund the money. DOWN & TETLEY,
Kepi 136 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
MOSQUITO BARS—Just received, another large supply
ol Mosquito Bars, in all colors, and at very low prices
sepG A. A. MASON A CO-. 25Fifth st.
POWDERED BAYBEKK Y—2oo lbs for sale by
R A. PAHNJEBTOOK. A CO.,
eepl corner First and Wood st/i
* b
,*%-**• „ '
AUSTIN LOOMIS.
stock and bill brosee,.
*Yo. M Fourth above Wood,
Notes, Drafts, Bonds,Mortgagee, and Loans on colla
terals, negotiated. Stocfcs bought and sold on com
mission. Land Warrants bodght and sold.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale of
Qojper Btocka.
All communications attentefl to promptly.
WU. n. WILLIAMS .. -JAS. B. M'VAX
Wm. 11. William. * Co,,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
.V, K. Corner IFood and Third streets.
All transactions mode on liberal terms. Collections
of mile, Notes, Ac,, promptly attended to. __ jan26-l w
Id’('OKSKLL& WILLOCH,
13ANKER8,
AND Dealers in Exchange, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver
Coin. Current and Par Funds received on deposit.
Stock* bought and 6old on commission. Collections made
at any point in the United States.
South Bust corner of Market and Fifth streets,
tLI v 11 PITTSBURGH, PA.
AETHU&S, RODGERS & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND SMITBFIELD STREETS,
luMm Pltt»burf|h,_Pa.
HamoVml*
PATRICKS & FRI2HD,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Have Hemmed (heir Office tothe Comer of fifth and Woaifts.
PITTBBUECH, PA.
PATRICKS A FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
and Dealers In Notes, Drafts, Asceptancos, Gold, Silver
and Bank Notes. Exchangee on the Eastern and Western
Oitiea cooxtantly for sale. .. _. ...
OolletUono in all the dtlea thronghont the united
States. Deposits received In par funds or current paper, at
the corner of Fifth and Wood Streets. f fe ° B
H. HOLMES * BOSS,
BiNKEBS AND EXCHANGE BKOKEBB,
uavi kamqvad Tana bahkibO asp xxoafsai omoi to no
-67 tUPSXY BTBSXT, VOTIA DtfQluf StLdW OLD STAND.
N HOLMES A SONS, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,.
. and Dealers In Notes, Drafts. Acceptances, Gold, Sil
ver and U&k Notes. Exchange On the Eastern and Western
OUlee constantly tor sale.
Collections made in all the eltieo throughout the United
States. Deposits received In par ftrnde or current paper, No.
67 Market Btreet, between Third and Fourth eta. [JaSOJy
TIER MAM * CO.,
BANKEBH AND EXCHANGE BKOKKKB,
No, 96 Wood SLrttX, comer of Diamond Alley,
piTTsutman, pa.,
I>UV AND BELL Bank Notes and Cola; Discount time
) axnhauge, and promiaaorynotea; make collections In
all the principal cities of the Union, Haceire deposits on
call and on iuteiest, and giTe their prompt attention to all
other matter# appertaining to a Broker’s business. Eastern
;e constantly on hand. in art
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOKER,
OJAUR |B
Exchange, Commercial and Bank Hotel.
STOCK bought and sold on commission. Collection*
carefully attended to. Interest paid op Depoait.
68)4 Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. M.
Bank. declfl
HILL A C0 n
BANKERS AMD EXOHANGB BROKERS,
OORBIA or WOOD ASP FIFTH tfTHITS.
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly for
sale. Time Bills ol Exchange and Notes discounted.—
Gold, Silver and Bank Notes, bought and sold. Collections
made In all the principal cities of the United States. De
posits rt-ceived of Par and Current Funds. [raarSTly
all an kdwlrd jurat, floerbcji t&ama.
gttAlTfrß Bt RAHM,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
BO Y AND SELL Gold, Silver, and Bank Notes; negotiate
Loan* on Real Estate or Stock Securities; purchase
I‘rominsary Notes and Time Bills, on East and West; buy
and sell Slocks on Commission.
Collection* made on all points in the Onion. (myl
G. E. ARNOLD fit CO.,
bankers and exchange brokers.
1 \EALEKS In Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes, Sight and
XJ Time Drafts, Ac. Collections carefully attended to,
and proceeds remitted to any part of the Union.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
I®,. No. 74 Fourth st, next door to Bank of Pittab’g. [sa!B
Vrmatic and 'Fbretgn Exchange. Bank Xfota* Qold and Silver
BntahL Sold and Exchanged, al the
BX OH ANGE AND BANKING HOOBB Of
WILLIAM A. HILL A CO.,
64 wood smart, Pittastmoa.
Interest allowed on time deposits. ( janli^
TUOUFSOM CELL..--..-- A. CAUOHIT.
THOMPSON BELL A CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKKRB.
Comer of Third and Wood itreete, PilUburyh, Fa.
... 14,012 20
_16f».X25 U 4
... 16,UU 00
|627,476 63
riIOHAS WOODS,
■WCOMMERCIAL BROKER,"»
Dot*., Bondi, Stocks, B.«*i Batata, Ac.,
No. 76 fourth it., PiUlburgh, Fa. [jatj
OlmmioUPa Loan Otßee,
NO. 100 BMITHFIELD STREET, NEAR FIFTH.—
Morn-y loaned on Gold and Silver Watches, Silverware
tn.l other valuable articles. aulAdly
C L O T H I N_G_ STORE!
JOHN M'CLOSKEY & CO..
¥ VOKMKRLY of the celebrated Clothing Depot on Liberty
JH street, which haa won on unbounded popularity under
honnme of the TILRNE BIG DOORS, hare, for the pur
port- of acquiring more apaoe for their Immense business,
removed to 0)- *r.a.*iouF building on the corner of
DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STREET,
Where they have now the most
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS!
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Thai haa ever been offered to the public.
Their principal object for this removal, is to give them
cm re lacMUos for the
WHOLESALE TRADE.
They are prepared t o t ell Goods at the
LO IK-tfkr EASTERN PRICESI
And they will warraut them to be a* good as any maon
factured In the Union.
CUSTOM WOH.lt,
IB Ttlfl BIST STYLI, AMD UPOB till SHOBtES* BOtICI.
They have on hand n full and beautiful assortment ol
LOTUS aud COATINGS, for
FROCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND 8091-
-$1 t 212.:08 u
Oar ltKortfltfi ire Identical with those of oar castonere,
and wo assure tbo pablk that our fidelity will not fail in
filling all orders we may be favored with,
j**- DON'T FORGET TUB PLACE—
No. 88 Wood Street,
(BAST SIDE,) 00 Rtf KB Of TOAHOHD ALIKT.
N. B.—We desire oar patrons to understand that we have
no longer any connection with the Clothing Business on
Liberty street- Our attention is devoted exclusively to the
Ilonse above designated.
mar 23
Jb'all and Winter Goods t
EDMOND WATTS.
MERCHANT TAILOU, NO. IS6 LIBERTY STREET.—
I haw uow on hind a large stock of Fall and Winter
Goods Overcoating*, of entirely new design.; Plash Vert
ing*, of the most beautiful patterns; French and English
Oa*nlm*r**s, of every style and shade In the market, nil of
which 1 will make to order on the .most reasonable terms,
and w arranged to salt.
JUST RECEIVED AT JOHN HcCLO&KEY A 00*3 Whole
sale Clothing Warehouse, No. 88 Wood street, and corner
of Diamond alley, the largest and most varied stpek of
goods that this celebrated house has over had the pleasure
of luTltlngthe attention ofthe public to. These goods have
b-cn purchased from first hands, and, consequently, no
second profit on them, whleh leaves ns able to say that we
can and do sell at a. email profit, a. any house in the east
ern cltica. Therefore, we respectfully invite the attention
of wholesale dealers and country merchant., in general, to
aive us a call, and examine out extensive assortment Of
READY MADE CLOIUING. It Is almost impossible to
enumerate the qnant' > of immense piles of garments that
to b<- seen at this U i * establishment; it is sufficient to
p*v that it has never t- equalled by the house itself.
marld:if JOHN McOLOSKKY A CX).
Clothing t UiotlUng 1
THE undersigned respectfully inform sjhlafriend.and the
publio that he is now receiving at hb» store. No. 177 Lib
erty street, a choice assortment of Cloths, Camimflres and
V eatings, of the latest and moat desirable styles, which he
is prepared to make to order in the moat fashionable man
ner, at short notice, end on the most reasonable terms.
Wehaveaiso on hand a large and wall manufactored stock
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
purchases. (mart] 0. CONNER.
Sf«w Clothing Store.
NO i, SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE LIBERTY.
r» 'UK subscriber ha. just opened this new establishment,
J. nht-ro h« has always on band a large and choiceaaeori
m*n: ,-f all articles of CLOTHING, which he warrant, equal
to any iu the city, and will sell at the most reasonable pri
ces. The public are requested to give him a call,
martily a OPPENHEIMWTL
To Houaelteepara.
WK have now opened one of the largest stocks of
CHINA, GLABB and QUEBNBWARE, salable for
housekeepers In the uity, and intend selling at very low
prices. We will sell a handsome set of White Tea Want
oonnistlug of fortv-elght pieces, Ibr the low price of Four
Dollars, and all other Goods In proportion. Our stock being
large to the dull season just passed, we are deter
mined to work it off at low prices. We have just opened
gov? beautiful shapes of White Stone Heat Dishes; Vege
table do ; Covered Lushes for stewed chicken, eta, etc. Also,
som? very bandaotna new styles of Water Pitchers. Our
ot White Stone Gold Band, and assorted colors Toilet
War?, in large—ell of which we have put down in price to
suit the times.
r have some twenty different styles of Frenoh Ohlua
T«a and some beautful Gold Band Dinner Bets—all of
whh'h we are selling at least twenty-tive per cent below
former prices.
Our Block of Knives and Fork., Spoons, Waiters, Britan
pi a Ware, Girandoles, Solar Lamps, eto v Is large, and we
w 111 eell them at very low prices.
GLASS WARE
Ou hand and receiving, a large stock of Boston and Pitts
burgh Glass Ware, which we will sell at manufacturer’s
prices.
Our stock of common Teas, Plates, Bowls, Dishes, Pitch
ers, and every article suitable for country or city ls
large, to ahich we invite the attention of oity and country
iPKrohants, as we will sell them very low fur cash.
pars and others in want of oniAP China and
Queenswure’ will do well by ciUliDg at the
CniNA HALL,
No 69 Market, between 3<i and Ith stB~
kr»tO nppo«U»Owv R Whit*
RU.IiSES, STORE-ROOMS, WAREHOUSES. Ac- TO
LETI — LawrenctviiU — A comfortable Dwelling liouee
ot bait, parlor, dining-room, kitchen, fonr bed rcoms, Ac.;
garden and good water.
Allegheny Oily —A Two Story Brick House, newly painted
aud papered, on Rollm-on 6trwt, near the canal. Bent $lO
per month.
iff. Wuhinffton—& Dwelling House of three rooms, on
lUgh htroot, with large yard, well, Ac. Rent, # JP o , o^
l*iUsburijh —A large Three Story Brick, No. 2o lhixd
rent $176 per year. Nos. 31 and U 7 Duquean* street; each
house is two etorivs, with basement, cellar, yard Ac. Two
Warehouses on Water street. A large Store-room on
Fourth street. Together with other*.
Apply to 8. CUTHBBRT A SON,
je!s HQ Third Btreet.
JULY MAGAZINES—
Godey’s Lady*B Bdbk, for July—2o canto;
Balloa’s “ “ W “
1 aahee Notions, u
Frank Leslie’s N.Y. Journal, 18 “
North British, for May.
The above Just received by Express. Also, a large lot of
SCHOOL, CLASSICAL and MlsoHaneoua BOOKS and STA
TION ERY for aale at COST, and no aunauQ. Call at
LAUFFER’S BOOK STORE 87 W°od street, If yon want to
« Cheap Library. )*ZI
CLOTHING.
NESS COATB.
JOHN M*OLOSKEY A 00.
NSW SPRING GOODS*
FRENCH CHINA
HOUSE FURNISHING OOODS.
COMMON WARE.
MISCELLANEOUS
100,000 COPIR0!
Heat . HTRAUBQAT DISASTERS (xH , tm> h,
I'JKBUWHIi WESTERN WATERS, AHD I
h. j igned hive itthr in' coutbo of preparation a flew
aMBOAI DIRECTORY, which will be issued in October
coat; th« book-will contain over two hundred pages, Ulus
►rated >u the beat atyle, and neatly' bodHd in a durable
manner. 1* WILL BE ONE OF TUB MOST* INTEREST*- r
LNU BOOKS EVER PUBLISHED, and will be a book that
will be interesting to all classed of people. The STEAM* i
BOAT DIRECTORY will contain a complete list and d 1
acripllon of allth o. Steamboats now afloat on the Western
and Southern waters. The length, model, speed, power
and tonnage of each boat, where and by whom built, the
n»me of the boat, with the trade she lain. Also, the names
Of Oaiitaina and oiflcers, hex age, 4c., fte. The .Directory
will contain a history of Steamboats and BteamWating on
the Western waters since the application of rtfefimTalßo.a
of the first boat built for the Ohio Liter, with the
name of the builder, commander and owuer.
The RIVKU DIRECTORY.wiII contain* list and descrip
tion of all thtf STEAMBOAT DlBA?TSB§’thathave occur
rvd on the WESTERN and SOUTHERN WATERS, beautl*
with a LIST OP ALL THOSE WHO
o/vK fKRISHfcD BY TIIRIK BURNING, SINKING
AND EXPLODING, on the Western and waters.
The Directory will captain Maps <*f the Ohio, Mississippi,
MLarturi. White, Red, OuaehiU, Yazoo,
oth.r Ni miMßm Towns and UUm j
correct aLtuicesSHKnnJ °U>™ Hirer
tt«mß of interest ■HHfcp*°pl s large* The book will
contain the c«ile3oßSoos U, Boots, wlth lhe
trade they tire In, *0.40. The WfceflhT wBl also contain
a complete list of ill the reeponelble Steamboat Lteneed
Offlcere, their places of residence, 4c, Ac.; tbo new Steam
boat Law, its requirements, with comments, snowing
wherein it benefit* the incompetent officer, and <wh«* the
ampdent officer, Ac., and all the important U. 8. Hu
pr«me Court Steamboat Decisions up to date; the Rates
and important Commercial Privileges, Bills of Lading, im
’ portent Decisions of the various U. 8. Courts in regard to
YreighU Lost and Damaged, Ac., Ac.; with many other
things of interest. , .
The J) irectoxj; will be iilnstraird. in th» best style and
prlntedln the best manner. The author haa for six years
been gathering together all the facta and itemsin regard to
the numerous steamboat disasters on the Western ana
Southern waters, and now intends publishing them in
book form. The price of the work wlu be put at the low
sum of One Dollar. Ten thousand copies will bo issued lor
the boatmin? all othem desirous of subscribing will have
to do BO at once, as none will be orlntrd unless order od in
adbsnce. This work is desfined to have a circulation o!
over EIGHTY THOUBAItD lOpletLM the publishers are
receiving large numbers of suoaciibera, per mail, from *u
parts ot the country, daily. Borne oi the oldest ba&tmsn,
as well as most scientific men of Lhe times, are contributors
to rite Steamboat Directory.
The Directory will be Issued in October, and will bs an
ornament to the parlor as well as steamboat. By remitting
One Dollar (post paid) you will receive a copy of the above
All communications and letters should be addressed 10
JAMES T. LLOYD A CO.,
Postoffioe Building, Cincinnati, Obio.
SUPERIOR. ,
Douglas County, Wisconsin*
rfiHlfl PLACE is situated on the Bay of Superior and
I Left Hand River, at the Lead of Lake Superior, and
Doaa»B8rB A BETTER SITE, A BETTER UAltuOR, AND
GREATER ADVANTAGES FOR A COMMERCIAL CITY,
than any other point in the North-west; and iB equalled in
prospective importance by Chicago only.
The Proprietors hare a clear, undisputed and unincum
bered title to the land upon which SUPERIOR Is laid out,
and all purchasers of lous receive warrantee deeds for the
otl BopeTior was laid out during the past season, and already
contains several bund red inhabitants, a Large Hotel, a
number of Stores, u Commodious Pier, with Warehouses,
aml.lfl In nil respects the „
. MOSTFLOURISHINQ NEW TOWN
in the West The County Seat, -the United States Land
Office and Post Office are located here. The Mississippi and
L*ke Superior „„ _
UNITED STATES MILITARY ROAD,
I 1 now In coarse of construction, connecting with BL Paul,
terminate*) at this place, li Ta also the Lake termini of all
the projected railroads to the head of Lake Superior. The
“Boo” canal will bo opened in Jane; after which, four
lines of Lake Steamers will run to Superior—one from Chi
cago. two from Cleveland, and one from Buffalo; all fine
vessels, having been built expressly for this trade.
Uue Steam Saw Mill Is now in operation, and the machi
nery for a second is now on the way to Superior, which will
be set to work immediately on its arrival.
One-half of the lots have been appropriated by the pro
prietors to be sold by the undersigned to actual settlers on
easy terms, to provide a fond for extensive public Improve
munis. Liberal appropriations havo been made for public
purposes; parks, churches, railroads, Ac. Ac.
In order to correct the misapprehension arising from
similarity of names, it is proper to state that “ Superior
City,” about the title of which a legal controversy exists,
U another and different place, and la a different township
from Bupkhiob. . _ .
Maps of Sortition are signed by Thoa. Clark, sur
veyor, and William 11. Newton, agent and attorney for
proprietors, and may be seen in the principal hotels of 3t
Paul, Galena, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, -Buffalo,
and other cities.
All persona who wish to purchase lots, or obtain informa
tion, are requested to apply to Wil IL Norton, Superior,
Doogias county, Wisconsin.
WILLIAM H. NEWTON,
Agent end Attorney for Proprietors of Superior
jy2L3in
Board of Health JSotlce. 1
INFORMATION has been made to the Board of Health |
that cates of chclera occurring outside of lb* city bare I
been brought within Its limits for relief. No doubt the
friends of the rick are prompted by motives of humanity,
yet It Is proper they should be Informed that they subject
themselves to a severo peually by so doing.
The Legislature passed laws regulating tills matter, In
cases where the disease is malignant or contagious, io order
that the densely populated oily may be protected from any
unnecessary scourge, which, when it has gained a fboting,
scarcely rests so long as there remains a subject for its re
morsele** attack.
The BoarJ of Health an* determined to enforce the law.
If patients seitwl with cholera, or any malignant or conta
gious disease, outside the city, must be removed to any of
Uw Hospitals, persons conveying them thither must hove a
permit from the Board of Health.
The attention of all persons interested IS called to the
following sections of an act approved April d, lU>2:
h*C. d- That any master, commander, or other person
having charge of any vessel or steamboat, violating any of
the rules or regulations prescribed by the said Board of
Health, undar the provisions of thU act, shall, upon convic
tion thereof, by indictment or prosecution in any court
having jurisdiction, pay a fine not exceeding five hundred
dollars, to be recovered and paid into the treasury of said ;
Board of Health. , _ .
Sec. 7. That whenever the Board of Health ahull welve
information that any malignant or contagious disease
(measles excepted) prevails within any port or place withio
the United States, they shall make diligent inquiry concern
ing the same; and i! It bU&U appear that the disaase prevails
as aforesaid, all commnnlcatlon with each Infected port or
place shall be subjoct to such control and regulations as ihe
Board of Health may from time to time direct, and publish
in one or more newspapers published In the city of Ditto
burgh; and thereupon every person or persons, and all
goods, wares and merchandise, bedding and clothing from
imch Infected port or place, and having entered and been
brought into tbe city of Pittsburgh contrary to such regu
latlons, shall be subject to the same penalties as is provided
for In tbe preceding section.
The penalties of the whole act will be strictly enforced.
By order. A. C. MURDOCH,
Physician to the Board of Health.
GEORGE FORTUNE,
? v 23 Health Office.
iVttACTICAL 'VUUKiI FOR MECttaNIUIJ AND OTUtKii.
X The American Miller, and Millwright's Assistant;
The Analytical Chemist's Assistant;
Tho Ko.-yclopudia of Cheiai try, practical and theoretical,
by Brooth and Morflt;
The Complete Practical Brewer;
The Builder's Pocket Companion;
The Practical Metal Worker’s Assistant, by Byrne;
The Practical Model Calculator* by Byrne;
The Cabinet Maker’* and Upholsterer s Compaa'.ou;
Chemistry Appll&dto Dyeing, by J&s. Kapler;
Oolburn on Lbcomutivfc Engines;
Norris’ Hand-book of Locomotives, Engineers and Ma
chinists;
The Complete Practical Distiller, by Byrne;
The Dyer and Color Maser’s Companion, by Byroo;
The Dyer’s Instructor, by David Bmyth;
The Practical Dyer and Scourer;
The Practic*! Assayer’s, Miner’s and Engineer’s Com
panion;
The New and Improved Table, by Pat Lyon;
Perfumery: itß Manufacture and Use, by Morflt;
The Arts of Tanning and Currying, by Morfli;
The Manual of Electro-Metallurgy, by Napier ;
The Painter’s, Gilder’s and TarnUher’s Companion;
The Paper Hanger’s Companion;
The Practical Surveyor’s Guide, by Androw Duncan;
Overman on Manu&cture of Iron;
Rural Chemistry, by Solly;
Templeton on Steam and Steam Engines;
The Turner’s Companion;
A Treatise on Box of Instruments and Slide Rule ;
Walker on Electrotyping;
And numerous others, for sale by
A B T. 0. MORGAN,
augS ■* No. 104 Wood street, near Eifth.
li.v Book*.
I AM authorixed to sell low some valuable Law Books.
10 vola. Pa. Reports, by Barr;
Bouvler 1 * Institutes;
GreenlieTs Evidence;
Wharton's Digest, last *d.j
And other Reports, Elementary Works, Ac.
GEO. F. OXLLMORH,
nm3l at tbe=nffloe of Morning Post.
Rheumatism and neuralgia.—Dr. brown
hereby informs the afhioted that his remedy for the
above men tinned diseases Is odq that will cure. He will
warrant a core in any case of this kind. This remedy was
never known to fall when properly persevered with.
M any suffer the torture of this complaint for months and
years, when a few months would procure a certain, safe
and speedy remedy.
Office and Private Consulting Rooms, No. DIAMOND
alley. , Je36
r\K. BROWN continues to'be consulted for the com,of
lif SBCU&r DISEASES. His snoceea In dong standing
coses is unequalled. Theafilicted-cre Invited-tocall with
out delay. Persona afflicted with Venereal'Diseases,
Rheumatism. Biles, or Seminal Debility, should not delay
to get his advice. Letters containing a fee immediately
answered. % __ A
Office nn.i private Rooms, No. 41 Diamond alley, Pitts
burgh. I*2B
JOHN LITTJL
No. SOI Lri
Has just received ti
tides
BRANDIES.
Genie Brandy, (very fine,)
Otard Btrpuy A Co. (super.)
Marreti A Co.
Sasorac.
WINKS.
Sarcial Madeira,
Howard, March A Co., Mad’ra
Bast India Madeira,
Table do
Amontillado Sherry,
Manzanillo do
Table do
Oooking do
Beeswing. Port,
Pure Juice do
Ordinary do j
St, Julian Claret,
Malaga Dry,
Do Sweet,
Champagnes,
Anchor,
Verteney,
Beideseck,
Together .with all other
busloaAA.
RAILWAY HORSE POWERS—One and XWO Horse
Powers, with Saws, Threshing Machines, An—or the
Powers furnished without machines—adapted fcr mahU&c*
taring purposes. Call and examine them, at 47 FtPli. fit
sepb JAMmWABDB^r.
STRAWBERRY f LANTb of tho most reliable tested va
rieties for this locality can be supplied in Urge quan
tise—47 Fifth street. (seps) jAMJBtf WARDROP-
M'LANK’B PILLS AND VERMIFUGE for sate low.at
Diu KKYSER’S,
aep7 Comer Wood street and Virgin alley.
HOLLOWAY’S PILLS AND OINTMENT for sale at
DE. KEYSttB’S,
scp7 Comer Wood street and Virgin, alley -
AYERS’ PILLS AND CHERRY PECTORAL ioraleai
PE. KEYSBR'B,
sepT Corner Wood street aod Virgln ailey-
riIHAT LAND RWiTftmait issued by Thomas Woods. and
I given Away to all at T 6 Fourth street, describes
variety of Farms, Houses and Lota. Those wanttog homw
irould do well to get a Register. On Uis dee«twd
Sl* Country feats. |Je9l THOM A 0 WODDBv ?
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• 'v **»■,. :
i ; W*W *O<J 4*o B*fo(T *«U "
J-uel./rm< iflj oti:*itHUi6*i
K gl» a . List .lam, eoktlr«De«, ,lc<ll2»tiao,
' J mMr Standlcs, Dropsy, Rbeamatlnh,
/ «HU varA* (Jout, nornor*, 5 Njprwusnew,
V Irritability, Influamatlon^iKad
\fjer«fl|n ache, .pains: in .the. Dress., e>im,
* Btokiad Limbs, Female OompUuu.
/i irlK3Hr> Ac -> £& T Tfsdeed.very few are toe
£ESBBBMV djaeatts in which e {Purgative Meat
£g cot mete orlass required, and
harmless bat-#ir<K>ta»l< 'SSStSSJiJ^Ji
So person can feriCjraMW. * • c * a ®“ o b ' btt ,° r *?S*Pi*.
.atefborite, U'ewngeoorat«B e«ri«n» &tU
wMcfr ibfeht b&veb&u avoided by the umely end
Colds, Feverish symptoms,-(dd!
! They a!! tend to wcoioe of produce the deeja’Seeteu bm
formidable distempers which load the.hffiwwalfccvef Ihe
lamb lienee a reliable fatony : pXiyßlB''to H)f the Cm im«
portance to the pybUehea|th*and ,thls Pill .has been pet*
fected with consummate 6kUl,.to,mc®i ihat An
extensive trial of Hi virtues by physiol ahvProfeaflOrs, and
Patients, has shown results fiurpasriug anything hiUiorto
known of any medicine. Cures-b*v» be«nrmectfld:BWood
belief, were they notsubetahUated bypersons ofsuch ex
alted positions and character aa the of
untruth. 1 •' * • "'_^ m ■ .
Among the eminent, genUamm*whd have testified m
favor of these Pills, we may mention— , -
Doct. A. A. HiVYES, AnalytlcaTChftmlHtbf Boston, and
State Asasyerof-Mfifiuachusettß, whcee'hfgh protesskFiial
nhfltacleriasndorftedby.the- v jV i* •
Eton. EDWARD EYEftKTT, Senator of the United States.
ROBERT C. WINTHROP, Kx Speaker of the House of
Representatives.
ABBOTT hAWllEJJOßjMniStetWen.^toJSnglxnd.
|JO ON B. nTZPATiuO&FXafholin Bishop nf-Boston
a *l*, J. R.OHILTON > New tijrk<Hty,
Secretary of States.- v ..
WH. B; ASTOIt, the richest matt In . ■,
8. LELAND A4XX, Proprietors Ofthe Metropolitan Hotel,
and others. , • ' • '. v * ...
j>id space permit, wo could give many emifl
ffiites from all parts where'the Flll3 have been usod,hrderl*
dence even moreconvincing tfian the experisnceof eminent
public men. Is fbum| InShfirjlfcot* upont»LW-
These Pills, the result.qf long investigation aud jtnay,
are offered to the public as the best and most complete
which the present «tate ttf medical edsneb can ;ftflord.
They are compoundjed uot of the Urugb thfimflelvalj hut of
the medicinal virtues only of Vegetable Bemediasextracted
by Chemical process in a State of purity, and combined to*
geiher in such a manner »to Insure the beflCitauHa.
The system of composition for medicines basbeen found In
Cherry Pectoral and Pilld U)tb,to produce. a more efficient
remedy than hod hitherto been obtained by any process.
The reason is perfecriyobvloua. "While by the old mods of
composition, every modlcine -U'hurdenod with more or less
of acrimonious and Injurious ..quAlltles, by this eachindl
vidual virtue onlrthat Is desired for ihe curative effect is
present Ail the inert and obnoxious qualities of each
substance employed, are left behind* the-curattvaVirtues
only being retained. Hence it isself evident that the affects
should prove as they have proved, more purelyremedial,
and the Pills a men powerful antidote to disease than any
othetmedkine known to the worbh?i: ..atf j ?v.
As It is frequently expedient that many medicines should
be taken under thOeoussel'xff in attending Physician, and
as he could xurt properiy- Jhage ofotemedy without know
luff its composition, I have supplied the.accurate-- Formula
by which both my Pectoral uid PUls.ara tmtdei 'to the
whole body of Practitloßeraln the tJnltoa States an4l)ritlih
American Provinces. If; however, there should be any ons
who not received them, they will be forwarded by mall
to his request. - -
Of all the Patent Medicines that are offered* how »w
would be taken lr their known V Their
life consists in their mystery? I have no mysteries.- "
The composition of my preparations is laid open to all
men, and all who are competent to judge on the subject
freely acknowledge their. convictions of their . intrinsio
merits. The Cherry Pectoral vras pronounced bysetenttfio
to be a wonderful medicine before Its efeetS'wew
known. Many eminent Phyßicianahaye declared thassme
thing of my Fills, and even more confidently, tad are
willing to certify that their anticipations were more .than
realised by their effects upon trl&L
They operate by their powerful influence on the internal
viscera to purify Ihe blood and stimulate it, into, healthy
action—remove the obstructions of the stpeiach, bowels,
liver, and other organs of the body, restoring thdr lrregu
lar action to health, end by correcting, wberaverlhey. ex-
Sh derangements as are the first origin of disease.
ared by Ur. JAMES 0. ATER, Practical and .Ana-
Ohemist, Lowell, Mass. Price 25 cents pet box.
flveboxesforfil.
Bold by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A 00, atwbpl«jalo, : and
(otail, by every Breggisi In Pittsburgh, anubyaliPealare
everywhere. • • • • • - j^4fccdaiw
ASTHMA AID C«SWPTPI
IBW AID VE U ( ffOHB*IIPt)I .1
BYddANA
BROUGHT SOUS TO Tit. fi DOOB Of TSB
AWOND2E7UL DISCOVERY has recently beer*.made
by Dr. Curtis, of this dty, In the treatment of Con*
eamptlon, Asthma, apd all ilisasßc* of the Lungs*-’Ww , ra*
fer to « Dr. Curtis’s Hjqxasa. ob lauAUSa HrajaifVAPoa
aud cmnuu Strup.” With this new method. Dr. C.nasr®
stored many afflicted ones to health, affanevidepceof which
he has Innumerable certificate! Speaking, .of the, treat
ment a physician remarks, l * Hj is evwdnt that lit hal ing—
constantly breathing an
liicinal properties mum com®, in direct contact with; the
whole rariai cavities of ibe lungs, ami thus escape tbamany
and varied changes prodaced upon them Vi hen introduced
ioto the stomach, andauhject to the process of dlgafitfon.**
The Hygeana is for sale »t all the Druggists throughontthe
country.—JVcu; York Dutchman of January 14. . .
Tho Inhaler U worn on tho breaat, tmder theimetf,with
out the least Inconvenience —tbo heat of the body being
sutlk-innt to evaporate the fluid. Hundreds of cases of
caiee, like the following, might bemimedr ‘ • ;i ''
One package of the Hygeaaa hascuiadxne of the Asthma
of six years standing. J. Y. Kksbcbi» . n
P. U.orDoncannon, Pa,
I am cured of the Asthma of ten.years? standing by Dr.
Oortla’s Oygeana. MARttARXt Eastdß, Bmoklyht..N« Y*
Mr a. Paul, of No. 6 Hammond street, a - Y., was cnred,of
a saver® case of Bronehitiß by the Hygeana.
My slater-has been cured of'adiStrSisillgCOQglitXSßfOTel
years’ funding, and decided to bo incurable by the phyd*
clans. Sho was cured In one month, by theHygeana.
J. H. OauBKBT, Richmond* Me.
The P.ov. Dr. Cheovet, of New Yor&jlestdflts of out medl*
dna la the following language i * “ "
y Nxv Y«M, Hot: IBjOS&L
Drab gin—l think highly of Dr, Curtis’s
remedy in diseases orthe throat' and longs, uajtbg nod
some opportunity to testify Its efucneyA I am^tolivi heed
that it b a most excellent medicine, both -the Symrpand
;be inhaling appUcatfo»,t<>thfl I cbost. i ■•! " L
jn. b.—Dr. Curtis’s Sjgeanals thoORIQINAL and ONLY
GENUINE ARTICLE; all otfiers-are base ImilaUomi br
? Ue and INJURIOUS counterfeits. Shun tb?m as you
would POI6ON. . . _
For sale by Dr. Qeo. CL Reyßer, 140 Wood attest J "R.
B. Sellers A Co.; Lee A. Beckham* Allegheny City, Jjffln
Sargent, New Brighton; aL. Rainer, B°chester.^^^^^
carter’s Spanish ,Jl»xMUr^-
tiie great purifier oj? the bloojq I
Hot a PatUclb o! Morcary in it.
LET THE AFFLICTED READ'AND PONDE&I—An
infant i Remedy for Serofnla,.King f Aft:), Bhtome
tism,Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions.rimpleaqr Plural*
on the Face, Blotches, Boils, Ague and P«v<rt Ghronfooote
fiyeß, Ring Worm pv Totter, geahX Head,
Psln of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn 'RljCa»K&flihßitlo
Ufe, or Impurity of tho Blood. ,
vS®*Th la great alterative-ihedicin* end Blood
is now used by t-. •. usands of grateful patients front,
of the United BtateAwhh teftifr daily to. ttteremarkaw
rates performed bytbe’greateflt of sH medicines,
TKR’fl SPANISH MIXTURE.’* Neuralgia, RheutatfEtaft,
scrofula, Kruptions on the Skin, Liver, .KeeaE*.; Fwttp,
Clears, Old Sores, Affections of tho Kidneys, Diseases of the
Throat,Female Complaints,-Painsand
and Joints, are spceduy.put.to flight by.ufdng tniagreat and
inestimable remedy.' ■ . 1 w. /
For all diseases of the Blood, nothtng haAyethttnibtmd
co compare with it* It cleanses , the sysUsn«f u aQlizipm>
ties, acta gently and efficiently oh .the Liver and Bhugft
strengthens Ihb givei tone -fitofnßEh,
makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores the OopstL
tution, enfeebled bydfeeaMOrbrofah dßwhhy th««6*i*ei
oi youth, to Ue pristine-rigor atal strength*. r :tSftfi*vod
For tho Ladies, U Mdnnriably Letter ttaa
metica ever used. ATbw doses of Carter’s Spak&h Mlktnra
will remova all eallownras bf complexion, bring •'tbrrc&s
mantling to the cheek* give elasticity rto tha
prove the genera! health in a remarkably degree beyond all
the medicines ever, heard, of" « ! i r!
The large number of-certiflcatea which we have
from persons from all parts bf the Unßod Stotes, is tfcb best
evidence that there is no humbug ftbont-lfc.- The'pits*,
hotel keepe£9,maglstzateB,phyBicians. and public men, well
known to the community, ail add their tefitingmi: to lh>
wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD B URTFIR
Call on the Agent and get a ClzmtUue ah# AMMtWLfnd
read the cures tnlß tfoly greatest of fJVMedlginfS
has performed. - ’ .
None genuine unless signed by BENNETT-A. B.SRRB*
Proprietors, No. 8 Pearl etteet,-RicninoPd, Va 4 to wholnaU
orders *r;npHpw.kr>*i mnwt'htLaddrfrftgfcU
And for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK, JOBEPH FLKSt
NO, FLEMING BIiQS., and by Druggists generally.
octßLdawly - 1 • 1
S~ TATE&pBJNT-7BOM CANADA— . ' .. '*
Qcihkj, February Tth, IBM.
Mean. B. A. FaTmat&k xB Cb.—We bad the pliasuro bt
race Mm. this nominally within certificate ofyoor
mlfage, which will be te?y«Bifsl“?*» yoa»ult vaffeeni
voluntarily. Woßr^flefltleiaen,
Cfatilaaat—ldy Uttla magfctavftnr yeoitf old; *x&!aj
aon, oldfiß were far a conrirtamblfl time aaffering from
trorms. I purchased two hottlea of your Vermifuge, l df
which 1 gore' them.threeidasea. aocorrting to diroettOßß,
aud fitraaga to6ay»in-iessthas three hour? th»y pissed no
loss xn& HUNDRED WORMS, same Of thitottraor*
dinary length of tea twelve to fifteen tnebea.'
Having experienced bq much, of the beneficial -effectsof
your Vermifuge, 1 feel it my duty to recommend" U'totht
public, as, in my opinion, aso of the most efficacious cam*
dies against worms ever-offered to tbs public.
Gentlemen, believe me to be
K, Jr., Agtut,
niaXT Svasir,
he Ibllowing very choice art!
Your much obliged and humble s«TT*ts„
• 7 -NAEttA»naai T i2ftitS&.-,
Prepared and gold toy S, A. A. PAHI{B3TOCK:dpCH)4
corner of First and Wood streets.
Hock,
Lisbon.
RUM.
Jamaica,
Santa Ornt.
GIN.
ProclunsttAh. 7. ,7
BY YIBTtJE cf a precept ondef thahanda. ofWm.'&.
McClure, President of thod&ort'of Comtac>irPlkai,lß
and for the Fifth Judicial District of ahd
justi<» : orffis n ceiiftWH?yfer 1
Jail Delivery* in andi in William'
and Gabrisl Adams,.'.Beda-Associate Judge* ol the: earns
Courts, in and for the Count? of (Allegheny t .d&t*l3he «*-*
day of July* In the sear of our hord-onS tftrnißanrt tight
hundred and hftyihve, snd .to-ma directed,' far-holding m
Court of Oyer and TermlneXvOXKi CtaheraLJail DelhreryfKi
the Court. Hqum'lu; tbeClty nf-Bttsburgh, on thaihst
Monday of nest,,atlO,o*clocfcA« M. : • -'*■*
f uhUo nottce‘islie#yiti^vta.#ftJjisH{;eApfthe ttifee,
Coronfirana43ojifltafclea Allegheriy* that
they be their proper persons, with.tbelr
rolls, other re&Sia«
branees, to do those’ iheir refit 6fctiT*6l3fet4
in their behaltappearstobedono—andalsbUitfiathat *UI
prisoners that now are.or.osy he in tW'jail
of said county of Allegheny; to-fcfrtheiL and ibaMrtoipr®*
onto &galns^them&frshalL r bejast‘: .•« - - ~M
Qiytn under my hand In Pittsburgh, this fifteenth day ol
August, in the yegr of opr Dord, one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-tlTe, and of the Ooßmenwßalth* thff7,B&~;
aaglfctd 4 WM. MAGIiXi * ShfeVtl^j;-
Bogart,
London Cordial,
Schnapps.
BUNDRIFS.
Rntherfbrd’e Scotch Ale,
Barclay’s London Potter,
Wild Cherry Brandy,
Absinthe/
Anise the,
Guracoa,
Sardines,
Mocha and Java,
Young Hys. and Blaok Teas,
English Bronson Cheese,
Imported Havana Cigars, of
various brands,
Old Monongabeia Whisky, of
all grades.
ertiolea connected with the
mygfcdaw
a. w' bk: EE- 9 mm
PlLi-ft.
INHAM
FOB TUB CUBB OP
ATTENTIONI
Wagon Hajtor» an 4 Te&mgtert* Bounty IMiA
B ASBirCY, va Fourth otr.«t7^
OFPIOEKS, Soldiers, Musid»Oß..Wagoa MaetHtßi’nam
store,: 4ci»»iw .yera regnleriy mustered Into the tee
rice of the flUfeSi Stxd'eTerv 'Offir^r-gprrnCTr^nrrtW
nary C.IMh an(l o Lan3aiuauln. the^Hary,
also, Militia orvolnntserst or’Bt&ta Pmnpwnf nwy fctntaor
Dio® who-have received 40ot80 Acres, «re
“* qn»ntityof land 'eaum W»£lft J .Bw'
whol»,180 Acres.. , -e.,f r.v-,.'.e°ijurTOitf
Parens mtrostogtbdrcyiartajßeeantrijropoß-hsT
lng them attended ta.pTpmpMy-, ....-> f„-
AD Information cw«4r Mtters, promptly £*ni
wared. Addwa . AI>BTIS:I*>QMI&r
-tttWA Bounty •
X* vt -