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BOUM POST JOB OFFICE.
BARR & MYERS,
BOOK & JOB PRINTERS,
Corner Fifth & Wood Ste. Pittsburgh.
PLAIN & FANCY PRINTING,
.A. XXa FiL CP .41. ,
gammercial,Versantilt legal Mark,
Particular attention paid to the Printing of
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES. &c.
LARGE ADDITIONS OF NEW TYPE & MACHINERY
3-3111116 93621111 STE( PADS 10 11111 /211111/9119:311,
the facilities for turning out Work with promptness and
despatch cannote excelled by any otter
office in tho city.
J. Earn D 1719. JOHN PEULLIII.
[Firm of J. d 11. Phillips.]
...DAVIS .6r. 'PHILLIPS,
tSueoesl , ors to Phillips d C 0..)
Brass Founders and Finishers,
PLUMBERS, GAS & STEAM FITTERS,
Dl/1.183
OLANDELIERS, PENDENTS di BRACKETS,
- STORE, NO. 67 WOOD'STREET,
FOUNDRY AND SHOP, No. 146 FiwiT ST.
ocSdy - Pltlabargb,'Pa.
S. B. R. C. P.
Printing, Job and all hinds of 111" ra pp In g
PAPER,
(WAREHOUSE, NO. 21 WOOD STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
SRP.Rags bought at market prices. ' rityB
PHILLIPS fit CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
WHARF BOAT PROPRIETORS AND
SHIPPING AGENTS of Illinois Central Rail
rottC,MarlcGood.s in all Cass% to our care
ncinlydaw—Jlo
JOS. FLEMING, successor to L. Wilcox
& Co, corner or Market street and the Diamond,
keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of DRUGS.
AIIFDICINIES, MEDICINE CHESTS, PERFIThf ERY, and
ally articles pnrtaining to the business.
Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded
st all hours. je97
WISES P. PILISLIALL... 111.. 11P0111.11.
W•P. - MARSHALL & CO., Importers
• and Dealers in French and American PAPER
HANGINGS, No. 87 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
- 4al-Sale agents for the celebrated manufactures of
Messrs. Delicourt & Co, Paris. au7
lIILISP COMM! T. 1.4131:0903f.
REYIIER & ANDERSON, {successors to
Joshua Rhodes d Co., wholesale dealers in FOR
EIGN-FRUITS, NUTS. SPICES, CONFECTIONERY,
SUGARS, &e., No. 69 Wood street, opposite the St.
Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh.
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m. LITTLE,
•
SA 'EI 12.0111.1•7"1` TAILOR,
• NO. 54 ST. CLAIR STItEET,
(Dr. Irish's New Buildneg,)
PITTSBURGH
FULTON, ,B EL L AND BRASS
*FOUNDER, No.' 70 SECOND Street.; Pittsburgh,
_n prepared to furnish to order
CHURCH, STEAMBOAT, FACTORY AND OTHER
BELLS, OF ALL SIZES,
From 10 to 10,000 pounds.
CREME BELLS made to order. STOP AND (;AI TGE
COCKS or all sizes, for Steamboats:
MINERAL WATER PUMPS, COUNTER RAILINGS,
and every variety of Brass . Castings finlithed in the
neatest manner.
BABBIT'S ANTI-ATTRITION METAL;
TON'S PATENT MERALDIC PACKING, for Steno
Engines. • npl&ly
T • WILCOX,
_IJ
Slaving resumed the Rebel Drug Business at tbo
above well Known stand, established by mo it
1838, (Lately known on J. Abel & Co.'s) and lu•tving
enlarged and improved the same, I shall endeavor, by
close personal attention and careful supervision ot . the
business, to merit is continuance of the patronage '8 ere
tofore so liberally bestowed. Pure and unadulterated
medicines alone will be kept, and a full assortmot it of
articles tonally sold in fast class establishments will
always be on hand.
compounded at all hourA .
Arir
y s
furnished with puro odi•
• Presc co rip un ti t o ry ns ae ph e y ar ai tt i el an
clues at lowest prices. 1.. WILCOX,
nal Corner Smithfield and Fourth streets.
SAMITEL FAHNESTOCK,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
'Foreign and Domestic Hardware,.
go '4 Wood Street, Pitaurgh.
The subscriber has received, In addition •to his fall
stock of Hardware, and a very heavy stock. of Meat and.
Sausage Cutters and Stutters and a very large stock of
Sleigh Bells, loose and on stnngs, of a much superior
quarity to that usually sold in the market, alt of which,
will be sold on the lowest terms.
se27 SAMUEL, FAHHESTOCK.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES FOR SALE,
A valuable properly of six acres, with a good dwel
ling house, orchard and garden, tbrisc•fourths of a unite
from the city, £5,500. Aso, a desirable property of ...%)
acres, at four miles from the city, with good brick 41wel , s
ting house, 500 fruit trees, grapes and small fruits, $6,000_
Also, au excellent property of 3.!..1 acres, good house 1000
fruit trees, &c.; situate at 4 miles from the city, $2,500.
The above are all in healthy and pleasant locations, and
immediate possession con be had.
S. CUTHBERT & SON,
1e24 Real Estate Agents, 51 Market si.
T ----
EAS.—A choice selection of Black and. Green Teas, in store and for sale Wholesale or Re
tad, at the Pagoda Tea Store, corner of the Diamond
fe2l
and Diamond
MA CA HON I 5 * boxes Italian ;
vEroncELTA—vs- do do;
OLIVE 0 11,--25 d u genuine, in quarts;
•25 do do in pints; •
o
naidot, just received and 5
ror dsale by noes, in Florence
, REINER. dc EILSON,
35 Wood at:Lapp_D_site SL ~ eLHotel.
C
ORN ti — ea
mEAL.__3
bbls.
'Neal; :31) bbls. Choice Untsilled Corn Meal Jo ti teceived and for sale by • JAMES A. F
_ ETZER,
corner onfarka. arid First sts.
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o A"I Es-500
RATES OF ADVERTISING
A MAMMOTH -WEEKLY,
JAEIES'P. BARB,
Editor and Proprietor
EVERY DESCRIPTION OPc'.
Executed in the finest style
It short notice, on reasonable terms
For Concert% Extaritions and Cirensor
business Tards.
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APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Corner of Smithfield and Fourth Street.
NO:rk.`o)olU:ir it:Pziat.Vo Dt
arrels for sto,,,q;
EMERY H.
Z t ".. -
Voids and gtstaurants.
CORNUCOPLE RESTAURANT,
BY ELI YOUNG, FIFTH STIcKET
T HE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTSX. and others y
is directed p
to this esta purposeblishment, which
has been recentl fitted u the of affordiu
a SUBSTANTIAL EATING for
HOUSE DI A CENTRAL
LOCATION. Country folks attending market are par
ticularly invited to call: Everything pertaining to an
EATING SALOON will always be found, of the freshest
the market affords. ap29:claw
B. D. Meares, " Tumult Gnklum.
SCOTT HOUSE,
Cor. Irwin street and Duquesne Way,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
MARKER & GRAHAM,
n - 22 PROPRIETORS.
QEETON'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND,
JOHN SAVAGE, Proprietor.
Hoeing taken and fitted up, with all the modern Im
provements, this popular resort, the subscriber is pre•
pared to accommodate his old customera - and the public
generally, with the best the market affords. Oysters
will be served up in every variety of style, during the
season. His Wires, Liquors and Ales he feels confident
in recommending to the public for their excellence.
nolOdy
M2CCEILSIOPC.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
NO: 111 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
WHOLIMILL AND ALTAIL DW.IU t
LAKE AND EASTERN FISH,
EPIIBH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE OYS
TERS AND WILD GAME,
All in their Proper Season.
no2G] GEO. REINEMA.N & CO.
MANSION HOUSE, GEO. AURENTZ,
Proprietor,No.344 Liberty street. just beside the
Passenger Depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which
makes it the most convenient house in the city for pas.
stingers arriving by that road.
The proprietor having, at considerable expense, fitted
up, in excellent style, the MANSION HOUSE, would re
spectfully solicit a share of public patronage. There is
attached a splendid STABLE and extensive WAGON
YARD, affording ample accommodation to travelers and
teamsters. Bin Larder and Bar will be furnished with
the best the market can afford.
CHARLES LEWIS, ALDERMAN,
AND xx-ornao II;STICi or Tll2 NUCL.
OFFICE ON THE CORNER OF WYLIE AND
FIFTH STREETS
.4%43- All business connected with this office will be at
tended to with promptness. Conveniences of all kinds
done with legal accuracy—such so Deeds, Mortgages,
Bonds, Power of Attorney, de. Titles to Real Estate
examined.
To the member of the Fla.! he tenders his services
Commissioner to take Depos..ious to lie read in the
several Courts of this State, and llis otfle ,
is one of the main Police Stations o. the city, and cr „i•
staluently his facilities in executing i.`ssiness of that
kind are very desirable. fentily
BAILEY. & CO.,
BAILEY & KITCHEN,
Have removed to their new Fire-proof, White NI.We
Store,
1319 CHENTNUT STREET.
North Side, Below the Girard House
PHILADELPHIA,
Wllers they are now opening a at.)4!l: 01
Imported Jewelry, Plated Wares, and
Paney Goods,
To which they invlte the attention of tho puble,
Silver-Ware, I.Vatehes, Diamonds & Pearls
JOHN THOHPSON & CO.,
House, Sign and Ornamental
PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS,
N0..135 . Third Street,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
St PER 111 P ERI AL
D ESILV ER'S NEW
SHEET diAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR, embra
rung a frill Map of Europe. and complete map, of Sar
dinia and Lombardy, Austria rind Lair ; the whole ern.
tealied in cue super imperial sheet. :line 311,t4 Melo,
furnishing such. reliable geographical information a.
.annot be procured from any other venter. Thin idicet
also contains SLatiallen carefully compiled from the la
tent reliable authorinem, giving the ,rtrelagth arm,-
and navies of the Powerg of Enrope. with brier
of the Leaders and General,: at the opp,,ing
the present struggle -a I , n corn ut and Ilfltrii, - 4,1111., Ni
trxit 4 of Loin.. Napoleon W. Emperor of France: Alex
ander 11.. Emperor. of oil the lui,wan; Franco I.
Etliper.r , of Amtna. and Vitncr Emanuel IL. It
3ard.nia. For .ale I.y W. d. hld'i FN,
• ',doer Wrean and Dord. and
•
_ - Market an.l riecond street-.
Ml=
J¶A.S. MILLINUA It, 514.0
)NNG ,:11 El, A
PLANING MILL, would respectfully infoir go the
public that he has rebuilt iainee the fir., turd f,r,v;tg awe
larg.til his estatilislanent, and tilled a with the neat/it
and most apnror.l machinery. is now prepared t., fur
nish :touring and planed boards, Set,•a I sawing and Tr.
.string, doors, swell and abutters, kiln dried. frame.,
moulding:, box-nutk ing.
South Plt.'elitarg.h, September 7. Itis7 selo
CAitPEN T TER. Wtiit K .--Carpo T 1 ter NVork.
Repairing' and Jobbing will lie promptly attended
to at the lowesC - cash prices and the shortest taeinitile
notice, by vatting at the CENTRAL. PLANING IfILLS
Water street, bet wen,' Federal and Hearer. Allegheny
14, hand a nd will be made tii order, Mouldings. laairs,
Shutters, Sash, Frrwnes, ilflOrala, rte., having
none but tbe best wood. working machinery. Wu are
prepared to till all orders from builders, contractors rind
others. J. A. 11. 'l'. PRICE,
Cmtral pol t mlog 5101, Water acr, , t,
nols Between Yrdaral and Fit'etrer, Allegheny, lip
G"' R I 1::_; .-
150 hhdi. New Chiantis glitz.r;
91) bblit Cruiihed do;
Cofteo do;
25 do F.ostwiiik's Syrnp:
250 do choice New °Timms ;
• 10 tierce9 prime Rice. for sale by
1131. IL SMITH t
Jip26 119 Second, awl 147 Front strecbi
F OR
RENT—A. cottago house of three
rooms, large yard and stable, two miles from the
city, on the Braddoek's Field Plank Road, E per month.
For Rent—A dwelling house of nine room+, two acres
of ground, garden, fruit trees, etc, near Flinernlile—
tr-vo n year.
For Rent—A large and comfortable house on Steven
son street, eleven rooms, gas and water—VlM.
For Rent—A largo dwelling house, garden, shade
trees etc, carriage house and stable, on Rank Lane, Alle
gheny City—lMO
For Rent—A warehouse on Wider street.
For Rent—A small store room on Third street.
Apply to • S. CUTHBERT k SON,
ap2l 61 Market /drool.
FOREIGN NUTS
-100 Frail lruca Almonds, soil shell;
10 bales Bordeaux " " •
Sicily " ••
" " Hard ••
60 bags English Walnuts;
100 • Filberts;
00 bbis. fresh Pecan Nuts;
50 bags Brazilian Cream Nutt ;
1000 bush. Ground Nut.;
5000 Cocoa Nuts;
Just received and for sale by
REYMER S ANDERSON,
No. 39 Wood Area,
mrlo Opposite tit. Charles HoteL
SUN DRIES.-
100 bus. Dried Apples
:JO • :Dried Apples—pored ;
75 ••• Dried Apples—amp. •f;
15 dozen Corn Brooms;
50 boxes No.l Starch:
100 bus. White Beans;
.100 bundles Crown, Medium at.: Ocuble CIOVI
Wrapping Paper, in store and for sale by
JAMES A. FETZER,
Ild6l Corner Market and First streets.
COFFEE. -200 sacks Rio, just landing and
for hale by WM. H. SMITH & CO.,
apt Second and Front streets.
QIIANV LS, DRESS GOODS, NEEDLE
Work, Mourning Goods, and Domestles. very lea -
C. HANSON LOVE,
fel No. 74 Market street-
J OSEPH HORNE, No. 77 Market street,
received another lot of the NEW MATINEE
SKIRT, and Douglaas & Slierwood'e superior SKELE
TON SKIRTS, with the adjustable Buqlo. Also, white
and gray Mechanic Coracle, in all sires. fe2l
FIRST OF THE SEASON.-100 boxes
Sweet Oranges, received this dity—for sale by
REIMER it ANDERSON,
N 0.39 Wood street
fen Opposite the St. Charles Hotel.
Glt 00 ER LES.—Everything commonly
kept in a first class Wholesale and Retail Grocery
and Wine and Liquor establishment, can be had on the
most reasonable terms, at
HAWORTH A BROWNLEE'S,
[e27in tbe 'Diamond
SARATCX+A WATEIf.- -A supply of Con
Egress Water, also Empire Spring. Water, fresh from
Saratoga, Just Twelve-i and for sale by
L. WILCOX,
Smithtleldland Fourth Ka
Lemon Syrup;
Raspberry Syrup;
10 do Strawberry Syrup;
10 do Fine Apple Syrup—for sale by
pO'rATOES,-13L) bbls. to arrive, and fo
sa l e by (rue2A) HENRY IL COLLINS.
_ .
- 1110pROW.N'S- SHAKER VALERIAN - 7_7;1,
_ i„ Aro.4s for ode taronsiß.erAl(tvHolLES.2d'OiLt.t.'oa,
SYRUP AND MOLASSES_
2.5 bble. New York Golden Syrup;
50 " N. 0. Mola.sees,in oak barrels, in store
and for sale by HAWORTH & BROWNLEE,
felt in the Diamond.
T EAST LIBERTY—Five and-a-quarter
acres of land, bounded by the Railroad and Turn
pike, with a stream of water running through it, a very
clearable location for residences, and convenient to the
city,avill be sold by S. CUTHBERT BON,
mr23 61 Market street.
TRAY ER'S FLUID EXTRACTS.-A
JIL large assortment of Fluid Extracts feom the cele
brated loratory of Thayer & Co,juat received and for
le
Baz WILCOX,
mrl b i Corner Smithfield L.
and Fourth eta.
gLOT—Not a "Corner Lot,"—but a
LA BflE LOT or Embroidered Banda, for sale at
New York ooet by JOSEPH HOENE,
.19 29 77 D,ditet street,
•
'denizen
prolessbmal.
SAMUEL C. WINGARD
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Pmercanarr., Pe.
-Offloe, No. Tl. GRANT STREET, between Fourth
.d Diamond alley. ap9
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
together in the practice Of the Law, under the
firm of SIMPSON & RIFPEY.
Office, No. 94 FOURTH STREET.
E. tmesoN,
au2n.l7 cl H. RII'PEY
JAMES A. DUNLEVY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC
OFF ICE--NO. 91 GRANT STREET.
C _A.
T SCOTT, DENTIST,
•I'_• Has removed to the house lately occupied by
Dr. W. A. WARD,
No. 2178 Penn Street,
(South side,) third door above Hand streeL
0(lioo hours from 9 A. M. till 5 P. M. randli,
JAMES S. KING,
DENTIST,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND DWELLING TO
No. 100 Fifth Street,
' CORNER OF CHERRY ALLEY,
Where his patrons and friends are invited to call
_fel2:ly
D R. L. OLDSIIUE,
PRACTISING PHYSICIAN,
Continues the Practice of Medicine in all its various
branches. OFFICE AND RES IDENCE, No. 132 GRANT
STREET, nearly opposite the Cathedral, Pittsburgh.
del nism
JAMES A. LOW RI El. Attorney at Law
Odle°, Fourth street, Pittsburgh, between Smith
field and Cherry Alley. ' delldy
TT MIL, Surgeon Dentist, successor to
II I .O. W. 13idille, \o. H 3 Smithfield street.
4:0 - office hours from eight to 1 o'clock, end from 2
to 6 o'clock. feltily
'Mines and Signors.
WM. CLAYTON & CO.,
110LES.U.t AND crtut
LIQUOR MERCHANTS,
No. 37 1)1.tuolvo ALLEY,
NEAR WOOD STREET,
PITTSBI7I:GH, PA.
Zar- Alitara on hand, Blackberry, Cherry and Cognise
Brandies, Moniingallida wid litsdiii.sl Whisky. o
the very best_ A tiiiiity. .1016J -did
E. P. MIDDI.ETON & BRO.
EttroicrEas ul
WINES, BRANDIES, &c
11=1
Fine Old Whiskies,
NO, 5 NORTH FRONT STREET,
Yd 11111.41).ELIII1A
JOHN BOYAR. & CO.,
WISOLLIALI DTALCBS IT
WINES AND LIQUORS,
AND RECTIFYING DISTILLERS,
So. 156 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
Ahro:e on hand. Wine., Itrand Gins. Mononsahel
and licotified Whtakney: oleo. lherr
lia.-pborry, and Ginger iloamhoa-
Zobarco and L egars.
w D. RINEHAIiT,
ravri TV .
ACTCULZ INL LIALLR 13 11.1.1/3:4 (V
TOBAC('O, SNUFF AND SEGARS,
.F.:a4zy N. ~AX)I. STREET.
LYON IRA - SaI:IAL,
W h
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS,
enn
Virginia Chewing Tobacco,
WOOD STREET,
ti o.: St.
Deli Pt PISIWRI.II.
Agniturc.
IVIPOCITAT N(Yricc.
TN 01N, , EQI , ENcE iii' DECLINING
health, Ibe I , kb, in tir h.:”
1014 .•ger. 1 . . In R
1121, ..t
FURNITURE,
LI • NI 13
Ete., Et, , Ete.
tie alao olycr, f, , ri.nt 1,1, 1111.1.4 p.n./
tu whole or pa, t_and tla. Room, now •Ml,ll lr , l by turn
in the kluildlng,' Mb
VIVI II on tit. IA .•1 July
Persons In %rah'. of Puridinre vdl f,u,t tbo. n rare op
portinnty to purr it th.. prieas being put dt.an
From 10 to 2:i per Ceut.
Lowizt. THAN UsCaL.
11. 11. RYAN,
my 7 Yoe. C: and 6) F 11.711 STREET.
JAMES W. WOODWELL.
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
MBRACING every ktyle of Furniture,
911 d sintable for
'Arlon+, Chambera and Dining equal to any
New York and Philadelphia, and at
LOWER. PRICE-4.
Every nitwit , made by hand, and Warranted.
SAY. Cabinet Makers mippin..l with any quantity of
Furniture and Chairs, on reasonable tern, Hotel,
and steamboats fiunished at rtie shortest unto,. %Var..-
room., N 0.1.77 and 79 Third street' Pittaburgh, Pa.
nuldyd,
a rri a 0 es.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
EASTERN REPOSITORY.
JOSEPH WHITE
HAS JUST RECEIVED AT HIS RE
POSITORY, A - nutted near the Two Mile Run, be
tween Pittsburgh at ii Attr re nee sple nu d and gene.
ral ILASOrtlllellt of Carriages, Ruggles, Sulkies. etc. His
tarangotnente are such that he is eon.dantly r e ce i v i ng
nt'W and second hand vehicles, and the pul.he may rely
on Nways finding a good stock On hand. Ili also man
ufactAres to order on short. notice,
CA It It 1..1.0 1.1.9, BUGG 11.19.,
and all pertaining to the business. With eighteen years
practical experience in the business, and Ins well known
(sedates, .`iti flatters himself that he otters great
induco
meats to p tireklasers.
Ora- Tho t stitablisliment is loeatiod on the route of the
Excelsior On'utibus Line of Conches, passing the door
every fifteen rtifuntes.
JO.` I'l S. SHAFFER'S
Carriage a.od Harness Repository,
T OS.. 7 .A:l\Tr, 9,
CUR_ DIAMOND ALLEY AND DECATUR STREET,
lIIETWEEN TDE DIAMOND AND LIBERTY ST.,
PITTSBURGH, PA
Carriages stored, sold and bought on commission.
Repairing dome promptly. Purchasers from the country
Will find a large assortment of
CARRIAGEN, BUGGIES AND HARNESS,
Which will please them, both as to qualityland Ince
wiyB:lyw
C. WEST & co.,
humprA,VIMEIO3OY
CARRI AGES,
ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIE9, SITU:UE . I AND SLEIGHS,
No. 197 Penn Street, .?iftelne - gh, Pa.
4s' All work warranted to be of the best materials
and workmanship. myr2-.lydis
Vatettts.
THE LAST F.AI3T.
THE ciarttAx GRAIN FAN.
!PUB SUBSCRIBBRS HAVING BOUGHT
T
the right to manufacture, in Allegheny and Arm
strong counties, the Clime= Groin oral Seed 11171 7 the
factory will be found at MUNN & BARTON'S, corner of
Boyd street and Fourth street road. Fat mere will find
it to their advantage to call and see titer rt. They take
the premium everywhere that they Law been shown.
They are neat, cheap and the fastest ever known.
nottlydhw
IND *W 2 . 'lR.—.For sale by
sWn" - DLN,
&PA 63 Wood trtreere„ nom' • Fourth.
-
.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
CHARTERED IN 1855. ,
.OPEN DAILY, from 9 to 2 o'clock ; also,
on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from May
Ist to November Ist, from 7to le o'clock and from No
vember Ist to May lot. from 6 to 3 o'clock.
Deposits received of all sums not lees than Ors
Dou.e.a, and a dividend of the profits declared twice a
year, in June and December. Interest has been de
dared semi-annually, in June and December, since the
Bank was organised, at the rate of six per cent. a year.
Interest, if not drawn out, is owed to the credit of
the depositor as principal, and bears the same interest
from the first days of June and December, compound
ing twice a year without troubling the depositor to call or
even to present his pass book. At thisrate, money will
double in loss tn.an twelve years, making, in the aggre.
gate 015115 AND 0N14[11.7 Pm CMR. A MAL
Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, Rules and
Regulations, furnished gratis, on, application at the
office
Hopewell Hepburn, John H. Shoenberger,
James Shidle. Alexander Bradley,
James D. Kelley, James Hardman,
Robert Robb, A. M. Pollock, M. D.,
Isaac M. Pennock, William S. Lavely,
Bill Burgwin, LlVilliam J. Andereon.
vauirrrza.
John G. Backoten, P. A. Madeira,
John B. Canfield, John H. Mellor,
J. Gardiner Collin, James B. D. Heeds,
Alonzo A. Carrier, James WAuley,
David Campbell, Walter P. sfarehall,
John S. Cosgrave, Wilson Miller,
Charles A. Colton, Henry L. Ringwalt,
William Douglas, John B. Sawyer,
Francis Felix, George S. Seidel),
Benj. L. Folineatack, John D.Scully,
James W. Hallman, Alexander Tindle,
William S. Haven, Theobald Umbstaetter,
Charles Rasp, Inane Whittier.
EICCEPTAIIT AND TlWlrltell.
CHARLES A. CULTUN. lIP/8
DUNCAN, STIRRMAN & CO.,
Et.A.INT 33. M Rs,
Corner of Pine and Nassau Sta., New York,
Issue Letters of Credit and Circular Note* for travelers,
available in all the cities of the United States, Canada,
tho West India Islands, etc., similar to those in such
extensive use in Europe. mr10...3m
LUTIN LOOKUP :nor D. LOOM&
AUSTIN 1,00:11fIS & CO., Dealers in
Promissory Notes. Bonds, Mortgages, and all Se
curities for money.
Money loaned on Checks at short dates, with collateral
securities.
NOTES AND DRAFTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Persons desiring Loans can ho accommodated on
reasennble terms, and capitalists can bo furnished with
good securities at remunerative prices.
Also, attend to the Sale, Renting and Leasing of Real
Estate.
office, No. V 2 FOURTH STREET, above Wood.
tohtkly AUSTIN LOOMIS, Notary Public.
110LMES & SONS, Bankers and Ex
-1,1 • change Brokers, and Dealers in Notes, Drafts,
Aecelitances, Gold, Silver and Bank Note'. Faehatige
on Cie Eastern and NVestena Cities constantly for 311 fa) .
Collections made in all the cities throughout the
United States. I ioposits received in par funds or cur
rent paper, No. Gi Market street Isiteeen Third and
Fourth streets. [jo2o:ly
WILLIAM RAGA LEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
‘.1.3:u
WSI. H. S.Nll'lll
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
mell
WA Maus,
MILLER k RICRETSION,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
ULtANDiEN, WINKS AND SCOAIDA,
[21.1 - !AND "z•-r.. COPScat OF LIBERTY ANT
SWEARER'S CITY GLASS.
Iron, Nulls, Cotton Inns, .Lc., Lc., Con
stoutly on Hand. [for::
M'CANDLESS, MEANS & CO.,'
ran.s.lCll 13 Wlet Vii`4l,ll4a- I
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
IMEI=I9
„forwarding and V l ollllllisSiall
.
W 1 lAA AM 11. YEAToN,
Commission Merchant,
N 0.216 SOUTH FRONT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
eir A,,rent rd. Ilectsi:k A Co.'s Champagne: VutrA
Cempany Amsterdam Gm; Havana and German S.
,
gars; 1 1 . ales, lirand:es,, etc., In Custom lions. axes in
store. sa2l:l y•
JOHN 31001111EAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FOR TUN naLit
PIG METAL AND liLsioliS,
Nti 74 WAFER STREET, IiELoW MARKET.
)Al4 PITTSBURGH. Pd.
N alt! E GENTS.—.Wt' hare on hand
°tura Patent Leather and French Calf
An.l STRAP E 3, a hell we are rneilliag low, at
31 FIFTH STREET.
E• SCIIMERTZ & CO
SUMMER MILLINERY.
(7eildren's (.lothing Etoporitint.
MRS, M. A. WEAVER
HAS ()PENH)
No. 24 Fifth Street,
(tit , STAIRS, I Ittalsi CI BUILJ)INtij
A hill ... , ortment lir
of the lateat style , ,
CHILDREN'S CIMTHINti kept eott.tantly on Inunl,
and made to order.
Entranco—Nod door lo tho Trintnoug SI it toward
Wood totrPot. myl4:ly
$l2OO-FuR S E.- -A (livening
bows, of ha, lire rooms and cellar, on
Ann street, Allegheny, with lot of groundl.N) feet front
by 110 deep to Robinson stroet. Also, a mtago house
on Robinson street- Price for all, tr."on. Terms easy-.
B. CUTHBERT dBCH, 61. Market st.
us OF EXTRA FINE (411 ALT'fl'
The Lehi Assortment to the eity will xi e'sys Le foim,t at
THE PEKIN TEA STORE,
No. RS Pith Nfrett, time Wood.
he 2.6 S. JAYNFIS.
5 .AY ER'S IV4 ) ISi CONFECTION,
kJ for sole by
• HARTWELL L SHEPHARD, Druggists,
fe2 NUM' Wool And Sixth etreets
WINNER'S COLLECTION OF MUSIC
FOR THE VIOLIN, consisting of
COTTILLIONS,
SCHOTTISCII
. - -
tILIAIiRILLES,
POLSAN NVALTIL9. NIAB(1101, IiORSTIPI3, RE/13, JIGS, FAICT
Drirces, and other popular airs, arranged in an easy man
ner for the violin, by S. Winner. Price GO cents. Copies
mailed on receipt of price. For aale by.
'e2s JOHN H. MELLOR. 64 Wood street.
REAL JAPAN BLACKING,—This
ines
timablecomposition.with half the usual labor, pro
duces a most brilliant jet black, affords nourishment to
the leather, and is free from any unpleasant small. For
sale wholesale or retail, by
Blt OWN'S ESSENCF, 1)F JAMAICA
GINGEI2.—.4n excellent family medicine. for sale
wnolemale and retail, by . bggibui,
j.e3o corner Mairlzot et. and Duirupl
HERRING -10 bbls. Eastport, new•;
to do Alewives', do
Fur sale by WM- H. SMITH & CO.,
itial Ili Second, and 147 Front street•
FOUNDRY IRON-50 tons Lake Superior
Foundry iron, to wire and for Bale by
ap9 HENRY H. OOLLMS.
TVI NIX/W CURTAINS—At Wholrwale
and Retail, for sale by
mrlo W. P. MARSHALL k CO.
Nsj .-100 bushels, for sale by
WM. H. SMITE & CO
1 4, Seooud, and 147 Fourth streets.
500 Lb'' ROLL SULPHUR— r
sale
frAICTWakt, altEßgar.
tet •
ad= Wood and streets.
LNGI.IS,
J. STAC Y.
'At 16
Ne• j„,t , t •
inaitlal.
NO. 65 FOURTH STREET,
PILSIMINS.
GEORGE AU3REE.
(Grocers.
Nos. 18 and 20 Wood Street,'
PITTSBURGH.
_JOS. It HUNTER.
Will. 11. S9IITII & CO.,
118 SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS,
Pittsburgh, Psi.
.C. Rumscs, Pathburgh
I=l
!it IV IN ST REETA,
49L SO' L .40 EN TS FOR
PrrINIIIINGII. PA.
IRON. NAltti, (11.44-1, l'0171)11 TARNS,
C',rtter aqd IFerr
Pi r 1141417 WI H, PA
I=ll
('UNUBE3S GAITERS,
1:11)MhIER MILLINERY,
~f:►.l.lNu VlCit Y LUW
JOB. FLEMING,
comer Piatnond and Market street.
:31tinnpmte.
WEST -BRANCH
Mutual Insurance Company,
LOCK laAvErr, macrrox COUNTY.
CELLSTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OP, PEAR.
SYLVANIA.
- _
Cash Ozpitnt..— 4300,000 I Premium Xotes..--4 1 =e 34 . 6
THIS COMPANY WILL INSURE ON.
Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, At., in town or
country.
Draxcroas:—Hon. S. J. Pearce, S. B. Hall,T. T. Abrams,
Hon. G. C. Harvey, Chas. Crist, D. K. Jackman, Chas. A.
Mayer, Peter Dickson, W. White, Thomas Kitchen.
HON. G. C. HARVEY, President.
T. T. Assam, Vice President - - _
_,Tnatt. Krromv, Secretary.
J. A. LIPPERT, Agent,
de= No.. 65 Fifth street.
MONONGAHELA ,s -
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSBURGH. • "
.TA4g.9 A. 'HUTCHISON, President.,
HENRY. M. ATWOOD, Secretary. ' - • -
OFFICE, No. 98 Water itreet. -
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL RINDS 'OF FIRE
AND MARINE RISES
ASSETS--MAY 201141.859
Stock, The Bills, payable on demand, and se. '
cured by two, approved names-. ..... 00
Bills Receivable 36,046 29
Bills Discounted 800 00,
115 shares Mechanics' Bank Stock, cost 6,165 00
100 " Citizens' Bank " 5,175 00
40 " Exchange Bank " "
_2,050 - 00
50 " Bank of ..... ' 2,750 00
Balance of Book 6,054 08
Office Furniture - 400 00
..... —.---..
Cash 01,113.04
szv i aa
HENRY M. ATWOOD, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
James A_ Hutchison, George A. Berry,
Wm. B. Holmes, Robert Dalzell,
William - Rea, - - Joseph Itirkpatrick,
Wilson Mille ' - - John•M'Devitt,
my2tl Wm A. Caldwell,
Indemnity Against Loss by Fire
HE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
T
CUMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. Otßeis No. 4.13:
and 437 CHESTNUT STREET, near Finn.
STAMM:a 07 ABUTS, JANUARY Ist, 1869. -
Published Agreeably Co An Art of Arkkembly, being •
Fires Mortgages, amply secured.. 91,731,609 89
Real Estate. (present value 9103,31301,) cost. 77,7G3 71
Temporary Loans on ample Collateral Seem 88,530 'At
Stocks, (present value (8858,067 720 colt 71;471
Notes and Bills Receivable - 4,809 40
Cash 42,007 30
as
The only profits from premiums which flue company
can divide by law, tire from risks which have been de
termined.
Insurances made on every description of Pruporty,in
Town and Country, at rate+ w.low,ss are con:indent with
Since - their ocorporauan. a period' of thirty years,
they have paid losses by Fire. to an amount exceeding'
Four Millions of Dollars, thereby affording evidence of
the advantages of Insurance, as well 64 the abilityand
disposition to meet with promptness nil liabilities.
Losses paid during the year 1858,1,100,805 57. .
Cbarlett W. Baneker, Tlordeeai
Tanta Wagner, David S. Brown,
t.i.antuel Grant, bane Lea,
Jacob R. Smith. Edward C. Date,
George W. Richards, George Falaq,
CHM. N. BANCIKER, Proaident.
EDWARD C DALE, Vice president,
WTI. A. STE Secretary pro tern.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
mylB Northetutt corner Third and Wood street.
FIRE INSURANCE
BY THE
Reliance Mutual Insurance Co
Of Philadelphia,
On Building.i, Limited or Perpetual, Merchan
dize, Furniture, ,te., in town or country.
01 7 1 7 k E NO. 30 WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAL, $177,93/. ASSETS, $216.418 43.
Invested as fellows,
First Mortgage on 'lmproved' City Properly;
worth double the amount 611,1,600 OU
Pennsylvania Rnalmail Co.'s 6? cent. Mortgage •
Loans, $30.000, cost. 1,17,900
Allegheny County 611 emit. Pennsylvania
Itaarosil Loans 11.136)0 uu
pity of philadelpLia, tl l.l et. Pe oo e R.R. LOOO.. 4,600 tiU
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Stock.— ..... 4.tXo) 00
Stock the Relienee Mutual Insiunnee 19,160 lu
Stock of County Fire Invuriuse ....... 1,060.uu
Stock of Itelaware 11. S. insurance Cenipmiy. 150 nu
Union M. Instil-suite .164.) tie
Bills Receivable, husinitiot paler nxa 4.3
Ei,ok Aisteunts. accrued e•t, et.
Cash on hate) end 4t Bank 1:,,.561 00
ize,47s
CLENI TIN 4 Prt—idont.
of CT C. AV,
Min Tiuuler, Sanniol,Bisplonn,
Will,ton Thompon, Rolvrt
Fre,terike Brown, \V1M:0n:41%111,4,r.
. ..
4:turtlefills St,cort...u, itertiatilict W. Ttnery
John R. WorrA, Nlar=liall Bill,
H. 1... CAVIOD. ./...Lothrv,
Itott,rt Tolar.d. t Lail., Itel:tutl,
Fret.l , rielt L. nuiy, _ .hi;-oh T. Etuutlue,
cttarle, S. lit't - ,....1, smith Llowen.
iltllit, S XV OUtt ward. .lohn E19,e11. Pittffi.
.M. til NCLI tie, re t.try
J. t,.tfltr.fi ('OFFIN:A ge pt,
myth Sk.rllaNt comer Third n.I 1,V06d .-irerts
dXduralional.
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
Under the rare of the Franciscan Brothers,
LORETfo, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA,
Mills issTrruTiow naturally situated
for Felucational Purposes, affords all . the induce
ment/ that can be desired for a Catholic institution. It
to Located in the mutt healthy and. Picturesque portion
of the Alleghenies: distant. fimr miles from Crussou
Station, on the duvet mail route between Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh. The scholastic year COMILIOnee9 the
fast of September, and will close on the Ist day of July
following.
The / tints ( or its-lading . a
thorough English
Scientific cour.e, arelleo per annum,
The Classic" and edam Languages fornPan extra
charge of $lO per annum.
anal's, of Lkwidini $lO.
For furtlier particular" apply to the superior of the
OJllege.
Refere.,..^ees can be made to the Rt. Rev. Dr. O'Connor.
mrixtair
VINCENT S COLLEGE AND SEMINA
RY. under the care of the Benedictine Fathers,
n , ar LATROBE. WBISTMOIIELAND COUNTY, Ps.
In the Cultcze aro taught the u,ual brunches of En
shod' F,,u,.f•on.
In the Seminary, thet Gipsies, Diatherp4ticsi History.
Rhetorioe, I ilo.xvyhp, etc, find the different bronehes
of high, erudition neeeasary or 420410 tiio,elispiring
to the Prie.thood.
The terms for board and Tuition are VW per year, to
be paid semi-annually, strictly in advance.
German andYrench, and other languages, Drawing
Paintir g, Music, form no extra charges,excepting some
recompensation for the use of instruments.
Medicine, Washing, Rooks, Stationery, &c., form extra
charges.
For particulars apply to the Directors of the College.
The Collegiate year begins on the let of September.
and end; on the &I of July following.
FATHER G. B. LIMBS,
il/ 3 Director of the College.
$.2 000 FOR A BRICK HOUSE and
two tots of giound, on rank Lane, Al
leglionv City.
$2,506 for a!‘: acres of choice land, and dwelling house,
at 4 miles from the city.
for In acres of laud, at sixteen miles from the
city, with good ininroCementli.
$t 3 , 0 0 0 for a) acres of four Iniiea from the city;
130 d dwelling house, barn, stable, de—orehwal of from
400 to 'WO trees, all under good Once—coal of good qua).
iii. The lioprorements on the place are worth :4,500.
auZLitanY others are for Auto
LA. ht-
CI'TIIItEddT s sON.
Red Iletiuskgenht, 41 Market street.
11111,0 3)1 1O1; :Ntgp Pi l RPK.): 4
—Warrinted of the , beet quality: - Also. A eetuplete
neeortment of Wwee Whiekeys Gine, of euperior
quality, kept conetelf/y on 11 , 110 3l
rbElil2 , 4ll
len Corner I)tmnon,l and Market st.tvel.
VANS, ralnl beat
.Itl the ea...e or •othilo. Lincn gout Puper
Fan', prhvg RAToN, x
Fttlh 4.111 mite% Ma..
'VALUABLE INFOlitA'iloN To
nun.ntma—Nfottl,tlngi Witistew rratnel., Panel
noose, tthutters, Sash, Mantel.. .to In (vet, every' kind
woethrorl; gaud in bufhting., 1411 nude of gthhl mate
rials by tho boat of wQrkmeti rod unrivallel 1114011 i tliny.
13/11ekt‘lA Of every itattetu Ml seeell aswieg
II H. '.
l'entral Platimg Mills,
Water street, between Federal and Beaver,
Allegheny City.
SAUNDER'S VIOLIN SCHOOL.—A new
and Scientific Self-Instructing School for the violin,
on an entirely new method; intended for beginners,
amateurs and tesehers. This work is particularly . tn.
tended to give the scholar a short; thorough and sc.:en
title method of playing the violin, in all its branches, in
less than one half the time than is required from any
other work ever published or Introduced in this coun
try—by George Saunders. Price 60 cents,- For sslehy
JOHN H. MELLOR,
No. St Wood street.
trice. m 3,241
Copies limited on receipt of the pi
1)111iTRE STILL i.:ATA*BA WINE.—I
A. have on hand a large supply of pure Still Catawba
Wine for medicinal purposes. Those wishing anything
In this line should call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOS. FLEMING,
ateLY . finrnißr ilHarnnnd and Mork* sirr.t
E E.-200 boxes extra prime cutting
ctuterc for Bats by
3Y 6 HENRY H. COLLINS
AKE FISH.-200 pad:ages for sate by
I J .1 9 6 HENRY IL COLLINS.
iIiVrHIPE • BEANS-50 bushels for sale by
jeW WM. H. SMITH k CO.
YRUP-28 bbls. prime Syrup for sale by
NB!. H. SMITH it CO.,
Second and Front sta.
SUPERIOR, RECORP CAP.—For sale by
J. E. Imam,
et".) 83 Wood btreot ries; Fourth.
HEESE--50 boxes choice Goshen Cheese
just received and for sale at •
HAWORTH & BROW LEE'S,
.. corner of the Diamond and .Diamond alley.. ,
ROSIN. -3:XI bb Ls. No. 2 Rosin, on hand
and tor 'tale by B. a:1 J. B. BANYBR.
RNOLD'S FLUlD—Warranted genuine,
far side by WMDIN,
ea wood etreecaeor•Pottritr.
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7 0n all-the . : • • •t sale.
.. es WOW stoat, not rain*:
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4iILL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the effects of youth Ail exceas,self-abuse, or the
ity arising from Sexual I :4soaSeVaill be surely and
permaneiatly restored to perfect health; strength, and
rigor, by using the . : , •
ELIXIR DE
Ttes most valuable, Medicine is prepared from a r
ceipt of an eminent Parisian Physician, and Is constant!
nsed -In 'Europe - faith never - Ming- encesiss. wil
thoroughly remove all
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
SEMINAL EMISSIONS.
Lao
I4P . EDIME 'I'S
„TO
_,MATUF,IAGE,
end will reatore the Sufferer and the impctent ton I—ihitizi
eoZetleocitgrxtrigor.;., It wilt thcequeily eradicate the
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ImtatraY of taSPASE"
Frthri whichiso nianyllanniands'ire eoiihnually suffer
ing without knowing a remedy.
. : The Cost of:eure is trifling. -One ,bottle will last on..
month, and is 'suitable for either sex.. Sent free by ins -
to all parts of the United States. - -
, .
• " Prfeei $1 per Bort4e..
Address,
. •
D. H. ANDERSON,
381 Broadway, N. Y. ..
N../1.-4 Circular eontaining full ;tartletliars and (brae ,
lions will be rent with each bottle, and free
to any ad ,
dress, on application:. .
LOCAL: - AGENTS:WLIFITED.
mr2B.4sradikw4od • _ ' : ' •
"PROPOSALS 'YOH. ARMY _TRANSpoIt=
-TATION.--PrOposals will he received at the tjuar
termaster General's Office until 12,.M.. on the let day of
October next; for the transportation of military supplies
ifurin the year 1860 and 1861, on - the followingroutes:
._ .1. From Forts LeavenwOrth and Rileyin the Terri-
Amy of Kansas, from Fort Laramie, in the Territory of
Nebraske,er from • any point on the west bank of the.
'Missouri river north of Fort Leavenworth and south of
latitude 42 deg. north at which a depot rriay be establish
ed, to the posts which are now or may be established in
the Territory of Nebraska south of latitude 44 deg. north,
in Oregon south of latitude 44 deg. north and east of.
longitude 114 deg -west,- and in the 'Territory of Utah
north of latitude 40degrees north and emit of longitude
2. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley in the Territo
ry of Kansas, and from the town of Kansas in.the State
of Missouri, to Fort Union in the Territory of New Mex
ico, 'ol' to any ether depot that maybe designated in that
Territory.
3. From - Fort Union, or such Mherdepot as may be des
ignated in the Territory of New Mexico, to the posts or
depots that are or may be established in the "Military
Departtnefit of New blexico,.. except -Forts- Bliss and
Fillmore: , . ; , •
The-weight to e transported each yearvrilliot be less
oneither of the routes than • one hundred thousand
potmda; nor more - on route 1 than ten millionsof pounds,
and on routes 2 and 3. than two- millions - five hundred
thousand pounds each.. . -
Proposals will state the rate per hundred pounds per
hundred miles for which the transportation will be per.'
formeden each route In each month of the year, and
may be - made for all the routes collectively, for any two'
of them, or for each route separately. -
Bidders will give their names in full as well all their
places of residence, and be prepared to execute bonds
with geed security.in such an amount as the. Quarter
master General may determine.
'Contractors must be in readiness for service by the
Ist day ofJanuary,lB6o: and as transpottation may be
demanded at any time for the whole weight to be trans
ported during the year on all or either , of the routes,
they-will be required to have places of brisines or agen
cies at or in the vicinity of Fort Leavenworth, Fort Lar
amie, and Fort Union, or other depot in New,Mexico, at
which they may be communicated with promptly and
Each proposal must be accompanied by a guarantee,
signed by three or more personaknown or satisfactorily
certified to the Quartermaster General, setting forth that
if the party proposing shall be awarded . ttie - contract,
they will enter an obligation forits raitertaperforinanee.
Proposals will be endorsed as follows : Proposals fur
Army Transportation, and beentertained un
less they fully comply with all the stipulations set forth
in this advertisement.
The right ie reserved of rejecting any or all the bids
that may be made. -_ ' „ ,
.
.
t.jr.urmaiturra Groat_tis Orricr.,
Washington, June 17; 1954
jpkruwaßOcti - ,-
Navy Beefand Po
NAVI Dream - cm:err,.
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing. 1 - ,
J uly 15, 1559. ' )
(ZEA.LED PROPOSALS, endorsed. " Pro
-1.3 posids for Beet," and - Proposals for Pork'" as the
ease may be, will be reeeivedat this office until 9 o'clock,
a. it., on Wednesday, the :th day of September next, for
furnishing and delivering, free of all cost and risk to the
railed States, at the following navy-yards :
Barrels beef. Barrels pork.
.1,000 1,000
.4,000 4,009
At Charlestown, Maas
At Brooklyn. N.
At Gosport, Va •
Oneti aI to said Lent malpork must be deliverd at eaolt
of the above named yards, respectively, by the Ist day
of April. hire; and the remaining half by theist day of
June. IS6O, unless earlier•deliveriesi should be required
by the chief of this bureau. Payment to belnadewith
in thirty days after delivery.
Bidders meet specify their prices separately and
titwdy in separate, otters for the beef and for the pork,
and for each of the places of delivery, covering all ex
pouses and all charges.
The beef must be from well-fattened cattle, slaughter
ed between the Ist day of October, 18Z.9, and the Ist day
f Jan uary,lBBo, and weighing not leas titan six hundred
pounds, net weight, each. The legs and leg rands of the
hind quarters, and thershins and shoulder-clods, the
shoulders of mutton and ends of sticking pieces. and at
least twelve pounds from the neck end - of each Tore-
quarter. or die pai-ta marked Nos.l, -land 6, on the
drawing or delineation of the fore and hind quarters of
an ox. Wllithosill be attached to and form a part of the
contract. must bo wholly excluded from each barrel; all
the other pieces are to be packed, and, instead of being
rut with n decreer, mint be cat tla oieth with a saw and knife,
to gire ths meat n sonart, nest, and anooth appearance, in
pieree of oa tilL - S than eight pounds, nor norm than heetre
posisii, surf. -
The pork must be packedfroin corn-fed, well-fattened
bogs, slaughtered between the first day of December.
ISSS, and-the first door deanery, ISO 3, and weighing not
less than two hundred pounds each, ez clu ding the heads,
Joles;:nerlis,. shoulders, hams; legs; feet; lwattsolimps,
lard aml all refuse pieces: and muat be Cot with a snit and.
Amu,. in pieces weighing not less than six pounds, nor
mare than twelve pounds, each.
Both, the and peal: natst be Waited with at least,
one statute bushel of Turk a Manch Isle of May, Rey
West wojar,tlnopdaga Bt-Bbe's sal4 and the beef
must have five ouncenof fine Nal verized saltpetre to each
barrel, exclusive of a pick le, to be r 1.4 tip from fresh water
as strong an t.llt will make it, and Must be perfectly
bright and clear. •
Each barrel must contain full MO pounds net weight
rit beef or pork, and no excess of weight in either article
wi ll b e , paid for. .;
The barrels mast be entirely new, and be made of the
best seasoned heart of white.oak staves and headinpi
the staves to be not. less than five-eighths of sin 'lllOl
thick.and the headings- not less than three-fourths of
an inch thick; they must be three-fourths hooped over.
including the Iron hoops, with the best white-oak or
hickory Loops, and each barrel must have on It four iron
hoops. viz: one of one and a half inch in width on each
bilge, and one of one and an eighth inch in Width on each
chime, and cacti to be of one-sixteenth of an inch thick.
Each barrel must be of the Internal capheity of thirty-two
gallons, and the iron - hoops must be Welt painted with
; red lead.
Each barrel must be branded by burning on- its bead ,
"Navy Reef," or" Navy Pork,"as the case may' be, with
theContmetor's name and the year when packed, and
weigha and' hall also lie branded on the bung stave with'
theletter R. or P., ns the 'case may bet' • • •
The beef and pork Will;tualeas otherwise directed. by ,
the chief of this bureau, be inspected by the inspecting
officers at the respective nan , yarde aforesaid, and' by
some •,! sworn inspector of sted proiqiona," who will
rm:n
be selected by the respeptife coon rig ocers;:l
their charges for such insteCtiona mita be paid by the
respective contractors, who must likewise have the ban.
rels pat In good shipping order, to the satisfaction of
the commandants cif the respective navy-yards afore
said, after inspection, and at their own expense.
Two or more approved sureties in a sum equal to one
half the estimated amount of the contractwill be requir-
ed, and twenty per centum in addition will be withheld
from the amount of each payment to be made, as collat.
oral security for the due and faithful performance of the
respective centraele, which will on no account be paid
until the trontracts are complied with in all respects; and
is to be forfeited to the United States in the event of
failure to complete the deliveries within the prescribed
period. In sass of faßure on tho part of the contractor
to deliver all or any of the boot or pork above mention
ed, of the quality and at the time and places shove pro
vided, the contractor will forfeit and payto the Zoned.
States, as liquidated damages, a sum of money equal to
twice the amount of they contract price to be paid in case
of the actual delivery thereof, which liquidated damages
may he tern; Bred from time to time asthey may accrue_
Par ment will he matiohy the UnitedStatesat the periods
abZive specified. (excepting the twenty per eenturn to be
withheld until thc completion of the relater" as bernre
stated,) after the said beef Ara 'Pork: shall have been in
speeted and received, and bills for the sarnestaall have
been presented to the navy agents, respectively, duly
approved by the 'eenniandantn Of the respective navy
yards. according to the terms of the contract. •
The pm to of Naito t (-4x-hated will &porta:a/arty clang:
nitc.4 in the re en..,; to Ni attachedto tAe contract- Per
sant pi teri,4ale,i,, Them Wl applicant). at fit office
rtidAer. whose pr'eposzds are rweepted (and none oth
ers) will be forthwilh notified, and asearly a. 4 icable
a eontraet will he transmitted to thein' fOr 'execlat:od;
which eon tract must be returned to the burean within
km days, exclusive of the time required for the regular
tivaisniinsion of the Mali.
A recent, or duplicate of the letter Infortning a bidder
of the 30.vptanft of his proposal, will be deemed a noti
fication thereof, within the meaning of the act of 1848,
and his bid will be made and accepted in eonflirmity
with this understanding.
Every . offer made must be accompanied (as directed
iu the with section of the act of Congress making ap-
ProPrllltelas for the naval service for le4o—V, approved
10th of August; 1846/ . by a written guarantee, signed -by
one or.more responsible persons. - to the effect that he
or they undertake that the bidder or bidders Still; if his
or their bid be accepted, enter into an obligation within
ten days, with inied and sufficient sureties, to furnish the
article proposed.
This guarantee must be accompanied by the certifi
cate of the United States district judge, nited States
district attorney, or navy agent, that the guarantors are
able to make good their guarantee; •
No prop6sarwill be considered unless accompanied by
.
such guarentt.-el
The bidders name and residence, and the name or
each member of the firm, Where' a company offers, with
the Christian names written in full, most - tie distiupt~y
stared.
Under the joint resolution of Congress, approved Z'th
lifarch,lB44, W all bids for supplies of provisions, cloth
ing, and small stores for the use of the navy, may be re
jected at the option of the department, if made by one
not known as a manufacturer of, or regular dealer in, the
article proposed to be furnished, which fact, or the re
verse, must be distinctly staled in the bids offered.
:dylEtirnotw
HE CHEAPEST. PIANOS IN THE
UNWED STATEd.--Just received four Rosewood
caned cornered G % and 7 octave Pianos, manufactured
by 'ag...uhy.94te Co., Norwich. They are made with. a
fu n i ron frame, with Freneh Grand Action, and made in
all respects after the designs of the best wiskesp..
fns octaves for • - - —445:00
7 • " ... . 200 90
They will be sold only for cash, Settle very wend corn
mission charged for selling, and the extreme low prices
obtained by the manufacturers will not justify them to
sell on credit. For sale hy
mr26 • JOHN H. ISEF.LLOR, Ed Wood street.
QIJCIARS.--N. 0. Sugar, Crushed, >Lump,
Pulverised and Pofree - Begets-for sale low, by the
barrel, at - HAWORTH It BROWNLEE'S,
in the Diamond r.
AeT THE CORNER- OF BANK..,EAST.
lanes, Allegheny', two lots each 25.6. feet fronkby
ep, and a brick dwellingor hall, two parlors, dining
roons,kitchen, wash.house, rata chambers, and finished
- attic, a good cellar under the whole house, hydrant, ko.
For sale by .8. CUTHBERT a SON,
mrl.7 • - . 82 Market street.
10E-1.1 tierces prime for • • e •
Jego ind H. 1. : kw,
, -,,
To Toung men,
for 1860.
Ulroads.
PITTSBURGH, ET. WAYNE AND
CHICAGO RAILROAD,
Completed from Pittsburgh to Chicago
WOODRUFF'S SLEEPING CARS ATTACHED TO ALL
THE NIGHT TRAINS.
THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE OF CrAI2SI
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15th, 16:
Trains will leave the Station, corner of Ijberty and
Grant streets, Pittsburgh, RS follows
Leave Pittsburgh. 'Creatline. Fort Wayne
Express. o l..M a.a. 1:1:66 a. a. 101 P. IL
Mai1._....:..... 040 A- X. •
/Cp.3.49 lUO P. M. 8:45 P. IL 2:30 1. M.
ARRIVE AT CHICAGO-Express, 0:47 P. a.; Expre ,, ,
8;17 i 21. •
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ARRIVE ATPITTSBURGH-,Mtlil, r. Erpress
3:30 P. st.rExpress, =VA. X:
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN'S,- from Federal street.
Allegheny, for New Brighton, 9,30 a. a., and 5) P. X.
From. " " 6:05 I:110
Through trains connect its follows :--
At Alliance,lrith trains on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
At Orrville, Ohio, to and from Millersburg, Akron, Coy
hogs Falls, etc. -
At -3Unsfleld, Ohio, for Mount Vernon, Shelby, San
. dusky,Toleclo,Detroi4 etc. .. -
At Crestlin_,e for. Delaware,. Springfield, Columbus, Cin
cinnati; Xenia, Dayteit, Indianapolis, St, Louis, Louis-
At Forest, for Springfield, Sandusky, Dayton, Cincin
nati, etc., etc.
- AtLitna, for Sidney. Dayton, Cincinnati, etc., etc.
At Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette, Ind., SL Louis. and
intermediate ports in Central ,Indiana and Illinois.
At Plymouth for Laporte.
At Vtranatah for all points on the New Albany and Salem
Railroad-
And at Chicago, with trains for all points in Illinois.
Iowa; Wisconsin and Minnesota.
For fUrther information - and throrgh tickets apply
J. STEWART, Ticket Agent,
• Passenger Station, Pittsburgh
" H. C. STEVENSON, Ticket Agent,
Passenger Station, Allegheny
Through Tickets for sale at the Ticket Office of the
Company on the line of the road, to all parts of the
United States. J. J. HOUSTON,
jels General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh.
14:144:1 1 j , ' , 060:41:4EiltiAticiDMIDOinat:M1
On and After Illonday s April 11th.
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
NINE DAILY TRAINS.
THE THROUGH ItAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger
Station every morning, (except Sundays ,) at 2,50 A. M.,
stopping only at principal stations between Pittsbrogh.
Johnstown, Harrisburg, Philadelphia and at all regular
stations betweenJohnstovm and Harrisburg, connecting
at Harrisburg at 1 P. M., with train for Baltimore direct,
arriving in Philadelphia at POO P.M.
THE FASTLINE leaves daily, (except Sunday) at
42" P. Y., stopping only at principal stations, making
direct .connections at Harrisburg for Baltimore, and
arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore at 7320 a. M.
THE EXPR ES S TRAIN leaves the Station every
evening at 8:50 P. at, stopping only at Greensburg, La
trobe, Johnstown, Wilmore, itzm, Altoona. an, con
fleeting Hatrisburg with the train direct for Bahrtuoro,
and aniving . in Philadelphia at 113i00
ACC . 63I3IOLiATION TRAINS
THE JOH:siSTOWN WAY PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves daily (except Sunday) at U 0 O'CIOCk, A. X., stop
ping at all stations, connecting with Indiana Branch
Tram at 10:60 A. a., and arriving at Johnstown 1:10 P. a.,
Conemangh, v. m. -
" THE • JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves daily, (except Sundays,) at 2:60 r. it, stoppmg at
all stations, and running as tar as Conemangh.
FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Turtle Creek
Bridge leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 10:40 A. X.
SECOND- ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for . Turtle
Creek leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 4-T O P. a.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Turtle Creek
leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 6:.) e.
RETURNING 'MAINS arrive in Pittsbnrgh as fol
lows-:—.Express, 1245 P. a; Mail, 11:60 P. a; Fast Line,
12.10 a. a; Johnstown Accommodation, 11100 a. - sx; First
Turtle .Creek Accommodation, 6:60 - a- at; Second Ac
coinnandation,ll2:3o P. a; Third Accommodation, 6:15
P. X.
Trains for Blairsville and Indiana connect at Blairs-
Mlle Intersection with Johnstown Way Passenger Train
East and West, Express Train West, and the Johnitown
Accommodation Train East and West.
PITTSBURGH AND CONNE44.SVILLE TRALNS,
stopping at all stations on it,, Pittsburgh and Connelle
ville Wad, leave daily, (Sunday excepted) as follows:
Mail Traire.76o a. at; Express Train 2:50 P.M. Return
ing trains from Pittsburgh and Connellsville Road sir
rive at Pittsburgh 8:45 A. it. and 6:15 P. M.
The traveling public will find it greatly to their inter
est, in going East or West, to travel by the Pennsylvania
Railroad, as- the accommodations now offered cannot
be surpassed on any other route. The road is ballasted
with stone, and is entirely, tree from dust; we can
promise safety, speed and comfort to all who may favor
thieroadwith their patronage.
PARE:
No New York $l5 00To Baltimore.....
Philadelphia...— I . 10 00 Lancaster......
Harrisburg, $7 45.
Baggage Checked to all stations on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York.
Passengers purchasinm tineets in car, wilt be charged
ONE-HALF CENT PERIIILE in addition to the Station
rates;except-from stations where the Company has no
OTICE.—,In, case of loss, the Company will hold
themselves responsible for personal baggage only, and
for an amount uot exceeding $lOO.
N. B.—The Excelsior 'Omnibus Liue - has been
employed to convey. Passengers and Baggage to and
fromthe.Depot, at a charge not to exceed 3i, centsfor
each passenger and baggage_
Forapply to J. STEWART, Agent,
At the P. It It. Passenger Staktin,,
On Liberty and Grant streeta.
- -
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad. 1 .
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. April 27, trains will
leave the Depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad; in Pitts
burgh, as folrowe:-- -
Pittsburgh, Clerdand and Chicago Line.—Express trains
leaves Pittsburgh at L.. 95 a. a., and LOS P. X, for Cleve.
land, Buffalo, Toledo, Detroit, Milannkee, Chicago, and
the North West. The 1:05 P.X. train connectsat Bayard
with trains for all points on the Tusearawas Branch'.
Passengers, v.
desiring' to go to Chicago via Cleveland,
mustbe particiihtr to ask for tickets via Cleveland.
Meer .Lina—Express trains leave at 1:15 a. w., and
1:05 e. 14, for Wheeling, Zanesville,' Crreleville, Colum
bus and Cincinnati. The 12:15 A. train stops at Wells- s
ville.Steubenville and stations below Steubenville. The
-1:05 P. IL train stops at Wellsville and stations below
.Ifait Train leaves at 8 2:1 4. - sr.; stopping at all Way Sta
tiona on River Line.
Accommodation leave,* at 6:00 1%. 114 running to Wells
vale only, stopping at all Way Stations. -
Pit'nfattrgh, thlutabut and annanati Short Line ria Sfrr
bemille.—Fast Eapress at.12:15 a. 41, and Expreis LOs Y.
N 'for Newark. Itolniabuia Dayton, Indianapolis, t
elltnatiatifo, 9t Lthiii, New' Orleana'and all points in
the South West. .
The Express Train runs through from Pi,ttstrargh to__
Cincinnati without change of cars. Splendta Bleeping
Cara attached to each Express train.
Passengers desiring to go to .Columbus, Cinctnnati,
etc.; or any point beyond. Columbus, by the short line,—
nltt.St be particular to ask 'for tickets via Steubenville.
- Baggage checked through and handled free of charge.
Fare - always as low as any other route, and connec
tions '
Through Tickets can be procured at Pittsburgh, liar
ristargh.- Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
RTERS." General. Ticket Agent, Cleveland.
J.NO.: STEWART, Ticket Agent,
apt" . Liberty Depot, Pittsburgh.
159. Baltimore andOblo Railroad Co. 1859
BALTEAORE AND 01110
ROAD COMPANY are now prepared to receive
and forfard Meretiandise under through bills of lading
to and from PITTSBURGH: AM THE E.....ISTERN
Rates guaranteed to be equally favorable with those of
the Pm:may - Ivan% Railroad Company, or any other line
• For information nErto rates, tacilitieS, etc., etc., appli
cation may be nags by. letter or in person to either
of the undersigned agents ' ' • •
At BOSTON, Moses Potter, corner State and Washing.
ton streets.
At NEW YORK, C. W. Perveil, 221 Broadway, above
the Astor House.
At PHILADELPHIA, Calhoun & Cowton, corner
Broad and Chem. streets.
At PHILADELPHIA, Col. Kelly, corner Sixth and
Ch4attint streets.
At BALTIMORE, J. T. England, Camden Station.
At PITTSBURGH, J. A. Caughey, 144 Water street.
11111.. Particular attentionof merchants, manufacturers
and shippers generally, of Pittsburgh, Allegheny City,
and vitanity,is called to the facilities of this New Route
as compared with others, and their patronage and favors
are respectfully solicited,. HEN - PLY D. 31. EAR%
AMU' General Freight Agent B. &. 0. R. R. Co.
.
,ROUTE ;17 - Li...RIVER ,
AND
RAILROAD.
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad.
Connecting at - with Terre Ratite, and
Terre.Hante and Alton Railroad, to St. Lonis and Lalay--
ettd and Indianapolis,. New' Albany arid Salem, and
blichinCentral .ads.. for CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND,
lIIIRGTON,.and all intermediate points. - _
Through Freight Train to INDLANAPOLIS, TERRE
HAUTE. LAFAI halt. and PERU.'
Freights carried from Cincinnati or Lawrenceburg in
less time than by any other route by twenty-font hours,
stilt at as low - rates: .The only road by which shipments
tan be• woilei 'torn Cincinnati to the West, withont
breaking bulk. ' • •
Consignments made to J. E. GIBBONS. Agent, at Cin
cinnati; .or, W. R. CUTTING, Agent, at Lawrenceburg,
wilt. receive prompt attention, and no charge for com
mission; no charge for drayage or commission at Lawrence-
Ri•
further information apply to THOMAS RATIGAN,
(ri0..115. Water street.) Agent of the Company, who is
prepared lle to give 11320CCOIltECIMPTS to Indianapolis, Terre
Haute, Lafayette, ..Chicago, Peru, Greencastle, Craw.
Charieston,Taris and Mattoon.
H. C. LORD, President.
JNO. F..CHEEK, General Freight Agent. mrS
Olasstraie.
ALTIXD & maxim stnaossr ion:Karam.
=WALD IUTERINII EITENIUS L. EtcOWALT.
C IIRLING, ROBERTSON & CO., Manu
factarWAßE. v e ar rs of
e . g. Cu e, t,Z . estd and Plain Flint GLAIO
Wood street, corner
Frotit,pitTsburgh.
4-11. °tiler kinds of Glasware and Window Gls,
at Tow market prices.- " •
A. & F. lit A RBURG,
•
IrePOEITELS LTD 31181:11121
CIGAR - S
AND GENERAL COMMISSION ILERCRANT%
NOb 45 WEST LOMBARDBALTIMORE, MD.
. •
We Invite the attention of. the trade to our large d
well assorted. stock of German and Domestic a.
Our facilities for importing as well as the variety o our
assortment are unsurpassed by, any house in the State,
While large contracts made by oneof the firm during the
dull times, in Germany, enable us to hold out e 111.
documents to our friends at present,-
xtra
111 AT IL MULLER'S CELEBRATE-1
lit SPARKLING HOCK end MOSELLE WINES,
imported and far sale by W. A..t F. MARBURG,
seMly Sate Agents, Baltimore, Md.
CIERJUAN HARDWARE AND CDTLE
‘OI RYimorted and for sale at low_ by
liqoa8:17 W. A. F. MARBURG, Ba ltim ore.
CARTWRIGHT & YOUNG.
(Successors to John Cartwright,)
NANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
of Pocket and Table Cutlery, Slargical andDeUtai
strurnenta, Guns, Pistols, F:ishing Tackle, ate‘,
Wood street nosy kiresPectsd attentlon to thenuca l :
till% Of T ll/1584 / 8 4POZIVIS,•At. Jobbing and Re
lug etchplanet ty said despatch. a
upll:dly