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'SATURDAY MORNING POST A MAMMOTH WEEKLY, ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR, IN CLUBS OF FIVE, Single Subscriptions - - - $2 Per Annum. CONTAINS ALL THE CURRENT NEWS of Tii DAY, Political, Literary, Agricultural, Commercial, Lo cal, Telegraphic and Miscellaneous. The Paper being of the ',MAST stir, and neatly print ed, on fine white paper, in large, clear type, will be found by the subscriber to give better satisfaction than any paper published in Pittsburgh. Those who wish to take a raper from Pittsburgh, will find the SATI t R I .It.NlNti Pl , STa safe and profit ble investment. JAMES P. BAFLR, MORNING POST JOB OFFICE. BARR & MYERS, BOOK & JOB PRINTERS, Corner Fifth ti. Wood Ste. Pittsburgh. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PLAIN & FANCY PRINTING, Executed in the finest style. RALI La ROAD, ciAnnintrcial, Riettantile Yegal TAnth, At short notice, on reasonable terms. Particular ettention paiil to the I'6l:lung of POSTERS, PROGRAMBIES, For Concerto, Exhiktiona and threusog LARGE ADDITIONS OF NEW TYPE & MACHINERY EATING HECENTLT BELT ILLDE TO TIM LSTADLISRICINT, fhe facilities for turning, out Work with promptness an. despatch cannot exeelled by any other office in the city usint.ss Lards. [Firm of J. & H. Phillips.) DAVIS Sc PHILLIPS, [Successors to Phillipx & Co.] Brass Founders and Finishers, PLUMBERS, GAS & STEAM FITTERS, CHANDELIERS, PENDENTS d BRACKETS, STORE, NO. 67 WOOD STREFT, E=ITESEER Pittsburgh, Pa. S. B. & C. P. 'MARKLE, Printing, Job and all Kinds of Wrapping PAPER, (WAREHOUSE, no. 27 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. ught at market prmes. my 4 PHILLIPS Si. CO., Forwarding and Commission Merchants. CAMO, ILLINOIS WHARF BOAT PROPRIETORS AM) SHIPPING AGENTS of Illinois Central Rail road. Mark Goods, in all cases, to our care. no7fArdAw--.110 T OS. FLEMING, successor to L. Wilcox & corner of Market street and t h e Itlantond • keeps constantly on hand a full N•Mortinent of MEDICINES. MEDICINE CHESTS, PERFUMERY, and ally amyl., I...ruining to the busines, tlV,Physt.”ann' Presemptions carefully cotnt.ounded at all hour.. p•9:y WALTER P. WARSitAL.L.. ..Josrvu D. LIUMIC.S. WY. ItSli AI , L & Cl 1., I mport,r, and beaters m French and Amencan PAPEI: H (NGIN( is, No. h; woo.l street. Putsburgh. fl Sal,' iIjf,PIIIN f, the celebrated manufactures of Messrs. I , chetmrt A Co. Pans. au7 PHILLIP RETIMIL ILo6Xlit ANDILEBOS, REYM ER t A N DER.SoN, (successors to Joshua Rhodes & Co.. wholesale dealers in FOR EIGN FRCITS. NrIS, SPICES CONFECTIONERY, SUGARS, &e., No. 85 Wood street, opposite the St. Charles Hotel. Pittsburgh. ap2 T M. LITTLE, , t/ • MERCHANT T AILOR, NO. 64 ST. CLAIR STREET, (Dr. Irish's New Building,) PITTSBURGH. FULTON, BELL AND BRASS • FOUNDER, No. 70 SECOND Street; Pittsburgh, is prepared to furnish to order, CHURCH, STEAMBOAT, FACTORY AND. OTHER BELLS, OF ALL SIZES, From 10 to 10,000 pounds. CHIME BELLS made to order. STOP AND GAUGE COCKS of all sizes, for Steamboats. MINERAL WATER PUMPS, COUNTER RAILINGS, and every variety of limos Castings finished in the neatest manner. le.1?- BABBIrS 'ANTI-ATTRITION METAL; FUL. TON'S PATENT MERALLIC PACKING, for Stearn Engines. ap23:ly T WILCOX, • APOTH EC ARY AND DRUGGIST, Orrner of ,Smithfield and Fourth Street. Raving ',Hume' the Retail Drug Business at the above well Known ctand. establialled by me in 1 1 ,48, (lately known Its .1. Abel & t'o' n ) and having enlarged and improved the same, I Audi endeavor, by close personal attentenu and careful supervision of the business, to most a emu inuaiii•i• of the ipatronage here tofore so liberally hop-towed. Pure tool unadulterated medicines alone Will IR , kept, and a full pesortment of articles usually roll in first establishments will always be on hand. Prescriptions accurately compounded at all hours. /15r- Country Physicians furnished with pure mod,. eines at lowest prices. nol Corner Smithfield and Fourth streets. SAMUEL FAHNIISTOCE: . , IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Foreign and Domestic hardware, No 74 Wuxi Street, Pittsburgh. The subscriber has received, in addition to his fall stook of Hardware, and a very heavy stock of Meat and Sausage Cutters and tflutlers, and a very large Mock of Sleigh Bells, loose and un stnul.;s, of a much superior quality to that usually sold in the market, all of which trail be cold on the lowest terms. sell SAMUEL FAIINESTOCK. C IOI :NTRYRESIDENCES FOR SALE.- A valuable property of six acres, with a good dwel ling house, orchard and garden, three-fourths of a mile from the city, $5.500. Also, a desirable property of 20 acres, at four miles from the city, with good brick dwel ling house. 500 fruit trees, grapes and small fruits, $6,000. Also, an excellent property ofgaudhouse 1001 fruit trees. &c.; situate at d miles from the city, $2,500. The above are all in healthy and pleasant locations, and immediate possession can be had. S. CUTHBERT .4. SON, je24 Real . Estate Agents, 51 Market choice selection of Black and Green Teas, in store and for sale Wholesale or Re tail, at the Pagoda Tea Store, corner of the Diamond and Diamond alley fe2l HAWORTH & BROWNI.P.R. C A RON 1.-25 boxes Italian; VERMICELLI-25 do do; OLIVE OIL-25 dozen genuine, in quarts; 23 do do in pints; 5 do Lucca, in Florence flasks, just received and for sale by REIMER. & ANDERSON, api6 SO Wood Ft., opposite SL Charles Hotel. PORN MEAL.--30 bbls. Choice Sifted N..) Meal; 30 bbb. Choice Uneifted Corn Meal just receired.and for sale by JAMES A. FETZER, sag corner of Market and First ete. ES-500 barrels for sale b • #: : .I I - • .:.t, .....' Ya ~!. i :~ ofels and Ilesfaurants. 4 6PriNECOPII3E RESTAURANT - , By ELI YOUNG, FIFTH STREET. THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and others is directed to this establishment, which he-c been recently fitted up for the purpose of affording a SUBSTANTIAL EATING HOUSE. IN A CENTRAL zi, - - Gs.. pra. t, - LOCATION. Country folks attending market are par- „„, 1 ~,,,,,),,,,„.,„„,,, titularly invited to call. Everything pertaining to an . --- EATING SALOON will always be found, of the freshest , ~,,,,,,,,, ... 0 II RIMY. the market affords. up2a:dAw l W E HAVE TIIIS DAY ASS( CIATED . . . t.,,,0 h., ~, 111, nraetlee of the Law, under the T'''"G''''''. firm of SIMI'S. /N a RII4•Er. office, No. 94 i .. a - 'r it sTi: EET. It. P. MARKTAL, SCOTT HOLSE, nu2(l,lr Cor. Irwin fill rect. and Duyueane Way, AMES A. DUN LEVY - PITTSBURGH, PA., MARKER & GRAHAM, &NO PRI /PR JE TORS NOTARY PUBLIC S EETON'S (q.I) STAND, IN THE DIA111,)Nlo. JOHN SAVAGE. Proprietor. nr,rln g tAken sod n 14 4 44111 1 1. 4,414 114 i the modern Ito- ! S 1 1 . 1"i . NTIST provements, this popular resort_ the ~ a loor.ber la pre-• ......upted by pared to accommodate los o d d ca-P aners the F t da.• generally, with the best the 411:4rket atlords. 4 w . A. wAR U• wdl be e4t41,e41 up in es cry rarely ..,1" style. during the season. His Liquors and Ales he feels conhclent In recommendln c to the public Gtr their excellence. no-10,1y EgCELSIOR OYSTER AM) EATING - ROUSE, NO. 111 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH. HOLE-,LE AND DETAIL DEALERS IN LAKE AND EASTERN FISH, I==l3 All In their Proper Season. no2Ol GEC). HEINEMAN & /N iit I. 2 \ TZ, I . roprietor. Nr..344 I.ll,erty ,treet. s itt-t the Pam. , enger Depot tho l'eme , ‘lvahla ILoirood. make, it Ile. 1110.4 crllll 111 Ilnii In tho 111) or ,engors arnvots; by that roa.l. • The propmet.or !laclmr, at o..n.elerahle ',pen., f1u...1 up. In excellent ttl, die MANS hO, ft speetfully sollea a I , ltare leo retro., Ile, attneheil srletelel STA 111 l and em , •tv , W IN YARD. :111",rolIng, ample ftet . 0111111..1,... I.k far t•Ior , alt teamster., His Larder and tar a ill turtle-11,1 the 1./e=t the Inarket van atom. ' aldermen CHARLES W. LEWIS, ALDERMAN, AND LX,FFICIO SC4SICA OF Silt YEA,. IFFICE UN THE ,RNEH `L 1.11: INI Sir All 101 titl• 11,c v.,111••• to w,tl..r7tpute,, k.r..1 done alit ton ...lc!, a+ ~ )1.q1,t, - Bonds_ ,f , 1tt.,11 , y, a. - 'I t•s Tii -I . lb, C , ltrll,--ititi., I" r•••,.i it, the 'port- ht.,. ..f the trl.rl tii- t, 1,11• I very Iv BAILEY & Co., BAILEY & KITCHEN. Have removed to their new Fare-pn.,l, Murt.le $l9 CHESTNUT STREET North Side, Below the Girard House, PHILADELPHIA, Imported Jewelry, Plated Wart., anti Fancy Goods To x t..• 11 they 11,:10 ..f t,. , Silver-Ware, Watche•,Diftmonit• & l'«nr10 mrl4Gm 011:1 T1101111 ),4 0 & 10., House, Sign and Ornamental PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS, No. 135 Third Street, IyISii.VER NI: \V l'El; IM I 111 CF:'I %I' ~ I .• 7111: l\?T,: H full Vat , -C .:1.1 .. TEAtp &I/A, a”.l ~IAI 1!.• .1t me 1 ft,lll-!,,tlL; .tich ' " fTHII H - ' itild !Am-- ..t t!,•• prp- , nt Ill).1 , •r 11.. I.ttt u. Eutp., , , An-trta. t',r Entattu• II . Sartituut. t .alt• I.y II \ r IV -ot.l t.•, , i. i je27 - AS. M 11.1.1 N(;:11t, 3.11)N( iN(;.k II }:I..\J 1---prulful!y 11,c,rtn 1t... public that In• rt,t,ffit tut. tiro. tot I h.tv.tut establu.itrt.,,h and tIU-1 1,01 11 , and tn.,4 a l turt,,l tihtchu,. t.. h.r lionnnyt and tituted P 3, t , h.l tu •J' I Frt.; aw Inv.. ,Inor, stash rn.i shuttar.., dr.e.l. Is,t-nnth T.,,bne,h.,terrends.r T. 140 CAiirENTER IKK.--- ,. /Lll.••ntt•r Al',nit Itertur!ng am! Jobbing %Ili pt..nli.cly Anere h. At the .•.Astt pr .121 , i the •h. tio-1 he I •1 . 1. NT RA I. ‘111.1.. , Water F.sternl stet h.•/,‘,..11.,,h010 on hAn.I :1.1.111 I.44,titter...Sro.h. Frsne.-. none tilt liee b.., wholeo It.• n• prepare.l to or,ler.. fr..ro -Tor. others. I A. II Centrul fols Retwee.n tre.e.tril sn.l I',, GRA _ 154) !Old,. New a k, 'Lt.* .1.• N..* /0 prrrno I.* In . ‘V M. I'. ap26 rind 147 Fr....tr....1k. 1741( IR ENT--A (d . 1 lir.. ....ono, nag.. yard nn.l nut , - tr .t‘t tti Fir4.l Itt--.% du.lhag ••I of ground. garden, troll t , • 1,, VAS) a yo. r. For Rent—% largv and (s.tttf , a - taltlP hut,. Id. ,stui, son street, eleven g o - And Wale, For float— k laroo onztl.at. trees etc, oan-tage la oa-oatal an Batik I.ano. ghony Far Itent—A warolomee an Water qtroet. Far Knit—A small Aare Darn •trool. Apply to S. cuTti BERT k Sl 'N. ap2l 01 Marliot -tree% FoREI(;!C Nui's— iou Fran Iraca Almond, ...aft -full; 10 bales 131.rdeaux " 25 " Stony " a " Hard 50 bap Engl,ll Weir atm: 100 - Fdbert, IA) bt.b+ trgsb 14.r.an Nat 50 bags lirusduin Crean] Nut, ; 1000 r, I Sround Nut,.; WOO Nut.; Just recelved and for toile td. H.EYNfER 4E A N.. :rg Wood 4.pos me St. Chant. , H.q..) mrio SUN DRIES 100 ho 4. Dried Apples 30 ' dined Apples—pered 75 " Dried Apples—unp. 15 dozen Corn Brooms ; GO t.oxes No. I Starch : 100 bus. White Bean.; :kW bundles Crown, Medium Double crown Wrapping Paper, in store and for kale 1, JAME:4 A..FETZEII., Corner Market and First street, C 4 )1.. F E -200 sacks Rio, not law aiiil for gale by WM. IL SNIITII Acii, ap2li Second and Fiont • SII AWLS, DRESS Gem (DS, N EEDLE Work', Mourning Doodi, and Don...sties. very h • HANS( oN fe2 Nit. 14 Markel -tri•et. • JIISEPII ID (RN E, No. 77 Mark,t Stre,t, reeeiveii another lot of the NEW MATINEE SHIRT, and Douglass ri Sherwood'. .uperuir SEEM.", DIN SKIRTS, with tits adju•dable s hne and gray Mechanic, Corsets, in all wren. *.:l FRST lIF TH SEASuN.— 11111 Loxi.s Sweet. Oranges, received tins day—for sale ley RHYMER it ANDERSON, No. 19 Wood Street fe2.l Opposite the St. Charles Hotel. ittO.: ER 1 ES.--Everything commonly G kept in n first class Wholesale and Renal th - oePry and \Yule mid Liquor ri-tablishment, ran be had on the most reaaonahl e terms, at • (4,21 IIAWoRTH Sr BROWNLEE'S. the Plamomi ARAT(NiA WATER.—A supply of con S Cress Enqnreng Water, fresh from Saratoga, Just Fir Salo 4 EWE! L. WlLetrX, rornto- Snuthfitbd nod Fourth ai.E4 SYRUPS.- 200 dozen Lenten Syrup; 10 do aospb , rry Svrop 10 do Strawberry gyrup; 10 do Pine Apple Syrup—for Rule by -DoTAToEs.-135 bbk. to arrive. anti lo sale by (mr2.o) HENRY 11. col pcn 3ROWN'S SHAKER VALEItI gross for sale by B. A. FAHNESToCK. mr29 Corner of Wood and First strsot, SYRUP AND MOLASSES.— 25 lib's. New York Golden Syrup; 50 tt N. 0. Molasses, in oak barrels, in store and for sale by HAWORTH & BROWNLEE, fe2l in the Diamond. T E AST LIBERTY—Five and-nequarter Awes of land, bounded by the Railroad and Turn pike, witkit stream of water running through IL a very desirable location for residences, and convenient to the city, will be sold IT S. CUTH BERT & SON, mr9.3 51 Market street._ Titi AY ER'S FLUID EXTRACTS.—A lc , re assortment of Fluid Extracts from the cele brate boratory of Thayer & Co., Just received and for sale b 1 1_ L. WILCOX, mrl7 Corner Smithfield and Fourth sta. ALOT—Not a "Corner Lot"—but a LARGE LOT of Embroidered Bands for sale at New York coat by JOSEPH HORNE, jyl9 J 7 Market street. MIME . . . . No. 27 ki Penn Street, rStiuth .idc,) third tlitor wh.•n Hand ,tratitt. 1514 , - IkTion briar. Oyu, 1 , A. M. 1.11 5 P. M. wr4:3 v HA RENItIVEI , IN t , 1.1 \ 1, I.WEI.I.INu Nl r.• .“ • .11,,.• i I A M \ . I,t \ :it 1,;11.v I ,Irtl. ••7”:'11 n,•1.1 •t .1,11 ly II A 1,1 I „ I ~: n4••• 11. Pr. • ...ht t. I i"1, 1..k1r LIQUOR MERCHANTS, WINES, BRAD 1)11.,'5, WINES AND _iIQU'ORS, No. IT.N 1.1134,1 y I I, - r TO ft 40( . 4 0, SA. t Ft' %A Sil;t: tiatS PITTSBURGH, ?A GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS, „ ~,.. ~. , EASTERN REPOSITORY. Vrotemional WINGARD ATTORNEY AT LAW, I (IA NTON CO., PENN O. Centre, Clearfield nu ill ATTORNEY AT LAW, C A Pt JD JAMES S. DENTI3T, No. 100 Fifth Street, itAines anil 2t:tquors Q' 1,111 tt. Co., i; r'• I:, IL 1' I E. P. 7 , 11 I! !'t , t rim. Oki I' 1;;;%; JOHN AND I I 'n I. 17 Ziobacco ancl 4ecjars II \I ii.vo.Na Aat fuginia tiscil La ; Tobacco, WOOD r nitur: IMPORT t 11' 't OTI C lIIIMIIIIIEEI FURNITURE, =BM Front 10 to per Cyril 11111111 H. H. JAMES W. WOODWELL. FURNITURE AND CHAIRS, WHOLES II,E ET L, F N/ I .•V.TS 1. 1 : 11r11.11 PAO, MEM] MEIIIIIIM ==lll MIME I 1).1 i -t, Ptt,l.kit t .;l.. Pt Lt. P r .:images. CARRIAGE MANIfFACTORY, J4:l l l , itP@lß Hi'l'l HA Eci...l A I' 1(!- i; . 111. i !..•• ..• ,a1,....,1,11110•111 •11: 1 1) n'uu ~,,d.. C., o 1:1, tear rely trll :11140 1;,..1%1ren ; and nil piirititUontt 311111r•s•hi•• n ; 0 hp t pun litc••••r , Aliy• 1 lii• I.: n. diniti • ion% S. SHAFFER'S Carriage and Harness RepGaitory, NOS_ 7 AND 9, MEM= =EI PITTS It 1 . RGH, PA carringes ..n 1 ,- .111111,11011 Itvpatntig Lit., 1.1 "mid v lin.l n btrgt. Which will mySlya, 4'. IVES' & it 'O., CARRIAGES, RocKAwAts, Si - LKIES ANI , SI.F.I4;HS No. Hl7 Penn Strett, Plildnirgh, Pa -.11 - All work warranted to he nf the hoot maternal., and workmanship. my12:13,1”, patents THE LAST FAST THE CLIMAX GRAIN FAN. THEsuBscRIBERs HAVING BOUGHT the right to man ufa,•ture, in Allegheny and Arm strong outintleN. the l'hylatr (ham and Seta Fan, the factory will be found at NI I'NN & BARTON'S, corner of Boyd street and Fourll, ,rro•t mad. Farmers will find it to their advantage to i•an and see them. They take the prermum eva-ryw here that have been shown. They are neat, cheap and the faQte4t ever known. W. INGLIS, nofklyclim• .1. STACY. - - s- --=-- PT CLAY FOR GLASS MANUFAC TURERS.—The attention of glass maufacturers is requested to our Pot Clay, which is a supener article, and can be sold at about one-half the price of German Olay. 'Orders for any anumntuill be promntly attended to by CHADWICK S SON, auge No. 140 and 151 Wood st., Pittsburgh. .'-:_':.:: . .7..1* - ,'!.: . ,-. - ;...7 - . , .; - •:ff::...-.-• - . DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, NO. 63 FOURTH STREET, CHARTERED IN 1856. OPEN DAILY, from 9 to 2 o'clock ; also, on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from Mac fat to November let, from T m o'clock ; and from NU vember lot to May I,d. from a to 3 o'clock. Deposits received of all slims uo Ices than Oxit Duu,R, 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 organized, at the rate of six per cent. a year. Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit of the depositor as principal. mid bears the same interest (min the first days of June and December • compound ing twice a year without troubling the depositor mean or even to present his pass lAN& At this rate, mime} , will double in less titan twelve years. leaking, in thu aggro gate Claus AArli ONZ-FIALF PER CE,:T. A [LAIL Books connuning the Charter, By-Laws, Rules and Regulations, furnished gratis, on applioation at the office E. SIMPSON. H. REPPEY PRISTERNT. GE.I llitiE ALISREE. VICE PIL.MIENTS. Hopewell Hepburn, John H. Phsenberger, Jana, Steidle. Alexander Bradley, James U. Kelley, James Hardman, Robert Robb, A. M. Pollock, M. IL., iNS.Se M. Pennock, Wilham S. Lavely, 1101 Burg in, L \Valium J. Anderson. TRUSTEES. John H. Parkafen, P. A. Madeira, John Fi. Canfield. John 11. Mellor, J. I iKrdlner cothn, mines B. 1./. Moeda, Alonzo A. Carrier, James M'Auloy, laurid Campbell. Walter P. Marshall, John S.Cosgrave, Wilson Miller, ('hart, A. Colton, Henry L. Hingwalt, Wfillam I / , algla, John M. Sawyer, Frarle, Feha, I • - ego S. 5t4.1..n, heal. 1.. rethile•teek. John I , Seally, Jaini, W. 114111071, Alexander Ttndla, William S. Haven, Theohahl Umbutuettor, t•hrerlos Knrip, Knee Whittier. CHARLES .14, , ).Ti)]. [4,18 DUNCAN, SHERItIAN & CO., BANKERS, Cornor of Pine and Nassau Sta., Now York, 10-11 c Letters rd t're.ht or I Ilrrular N arrs f, travelers. 14,411141de In lin thdr rltir•-• orf the I . ..ruted State', ho• W••-rr surttlar or Limo,. in ouch ,orrrYll . l. F turliulttn AMr., LI. 1,8,114 A IN I. )1 Of 1,-; A I'l ) , I in atcl all Mt ,tiiirt dales, with I: ~t 1 • an 1. , , r 1 t( rtz,..r1.1.•11 , H311,+ rmt, 1, furl/1.11,1 , • , •ntrlti,.. r. Hit/11,-ml% A 1..". at ci•rl.l .ttr• U A Al . -111N 1. 0 ::)11. , N, , t , try Put:lie. 11111,1%1F- , Nu:Kers and F:x chano• n:1 , 1 I:.• 10 . 0:14. ,•: • :1,, : 1 , 0.1:::.• arof :1-t4.1013 IL .11 t'ita.r II:0 111,•!, , 1.11. ••• I. ,;•-tl, , 111 4,r ~: cur ry r 6,1 11. A.YI t LEV, ffIIMMM WHOLESALE GROCER, Nos. 18 and 20 Wood Streetj I=l WHOLESALE GROCERS, 118 SECOND AND 141 FIRST STREETS, 1:11111 11 I IL LER & RICH I:1'SO%, WHOLESALE GROCERS, tIR.%N DIES, \VI I , :‘ AND SE(: AIDA, S WEARER'S CITY GLASS Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns, ax., dc.. ('on stantl on Hand. [ mr2 1111EIMEMEll II A OuiVIN M'CANDLESS, MEANS & C0.,1 T , WI, WHOLESALE GR OCERS, =EOM dorwarding and (rommission INT 11.1.1.1 M if. Y EAT( )N NO 2i5 SOUTH FRONT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, 11.4 - I.utoh •.?;11,31, Ilavatrt tyc4a11...4 S.. JOHN MOORHEAD, COMMISSION MERCHANT, 1.1 15=13 All I •-• I IZ .FS, lA. , aro m•ilitig It.. at SUMMER MILLINERY. l'hiltircta's Clothing Emporium MRS. M. A. WEAVER .IPEN I'l' lEMSII=II &off IM I'F'Fll\Rkcia c.f.-440.0y "0 litind, et. I) 1 ')00-- F R SAL E.--A dwelling • el the reotn, and vollar, on Ann gtreet. Allezheny, xnh 1.. t gr,01,1 20 feet fr o nt Le 110 deep ,tr.-et. 11., •ottogt. tu•ttso :greet. Prwe fur ;al. fl2to. CUTHBERT 'N. 1,1 3ittrket T E As ()1' EXTB.4 11N I.: QUA LiTy 1 11 genre ‘, 11l I in SELLINfiI VERY I.OW. 'CH l e t a,sortna•ut in the pity will always he flint at Th TEA STORE, ho. :y h Sfrea, Ntar truod. IWZb 9 JAYNES. - - AYER'S W )EM CiiNFEcritix, for ;q:le by HARTWELL & SHEPHARD, Druggists, fe2l t'..rner Rood and Sixth streets WINNER'S Ci)I.LV,CTI(iN ()F.' Music' Putt THE \ !OLIN. rrTILLII JN,4, LO . ADRILLE.S. Pol RAS, WALTZES. Maennts, HORNPIPE,. REEL,. jjOS, FANCY I and otherpopular airs, arranged in an .•aas. man lier for the violin, - by S. Winner. Pr)i •60 cents. 1201/lOS uuuled On receipt of price. Fur sale bv. e 2.5 JOHN H. MELLOR, Al Wood street. 77 EAL JAPAN BLACKING.—This ines kLumable vomposition, with half the usual labor, pro dimes s most brilliant jet blaek, affords nourishment to the leather, and IN free from any unpleasant smell. For sale wholesale or retail, lq _ _ . JuS. FLEMING, ie3o rorner Diamond and Market Greet. BESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER—An excellent franile medicine, for sale wholesale and retail, by jos. FLEMING, Jeno corner Market et and Diamond. H ERRING -10 bbls. Eastport, nett; 10 do Aleaaves% do - WM. 1 - 1. SMITH 21, 11S Second. and 147 Front street:, For rule by ,e3O FOUNDRY IRON-50 tons Lake Superior Foundry iron, to arrive and for sale by a 9 HENRY 11. COLLINS. / IN DOW CURTAINS—At Wholesale and Retail, for sale by mrlo W. P. MAR 5114.1.1.. .1 CO. BEANS. -100 bushels, for sale by WM. H. SMITH & CO a 118 Second, and 147 Fourth words ,ifinanrial. ho of Real BIZE=IIIIIII=I in .•1 a 1'6114 ..nd I y 05rocrr5 I 33=1 ISEMNIMM nm. 11. SMITH & CO., I' ourgh, I`n I 3=l , rh•N YARNS, El= Commission Merchant, 111=i PlOll.',l'.k A N I) 111.4 )()NI: IMEMISIZEMM Ct)NGI;ESS GAITERS intil= o 24 Fifth Street, Wl' .1 ,CHUTTIS(UFS. ROLL SULPHUR- HARTWELL & SHEPHARD, Druggists, Porcer Wood and Sixth street& linsuitana. VEST BRANCH Mutual Insurance Company, LOCK LIAVEN, CLINTON COUSTY CI3ARTERED BY TILE LEGISLATURE OF PENS- SYLVANIA. CIL,h Cnpital $300.000 I Premium Notes $132,113 THIS eI)II.PANY WILL INSURE UN Buildings, Merclinn4liZV, Furniture, &c., in town or country. , litt,roll.9 on. J. J. Pearce, .1. B. Flail, T. T. Abrams Hon. G. C. Harvey. Ch.. Cr et, D. K. Joekroon, Ch.. A Moyer, Peter Ihek,on, \V. White. Troan. K !when. HON. G. c. HARVEY. Pre,klent. T. T. ABRAMS, Vice Prosid,ut. Taos. Krrtuizi, Seeretary. iIIONONGAHELA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF pirrsßußGH JA311.1.S A. HUTCHISON, Premtlent HEARS M. ATWOOD, SecreLaV OFFICE, No. 9S Water Street WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS OF FIRE =EI Stock,ikte Bills, payable on demand, and se cured by two approved names. ...... ...... ......$115,500 00 Bills Receivable 36,645 29 Ln.counted SOO 00 115 shares .711,11111111,' Bank Smell, cost 6,165 00 100 " Omens' 1{1,131C " 5,175 00 40 " Bank " " 2,050 00 "- Bank of - Vitt,burgh " 2.750 00 2,111,13C0 01 Book 0,054 98 °thee Furniture 400 00 Cash 64,113 04 V 28,653 31 HENRY M. ATWUuIL, Secretary. !DAZECTOIi. , ;: Jim., A. Illartip..ll, lieor,,e A. Berry, Wm. B. Fill 111,1, R..lrrt Ihtlz,ll. Wlllnun Rea. .I.,nepli Rlrkpatnek, Wllmora Mille John 311.eval, my 23 Wm. A. Caldwell, Indemnity Against Loss by Fire. THE FRANKLIN FIRE. INSURANCE (I , ml , \Ny 4 , PHILADELPHIA. uttk,.N 435 .w4l 437 CH FS'f\l. I'v rsEET. nom . Fthh. STATEMENT , Assrrs, JATCAnT Ist, 1559. Publmtit.l Avrttnbbt to An Art of ! , Im . tga,e,. amply , eoure.l 41,7:11.6C9 S 9 t vnlm• $11::.:113 ,o.t. 77.761 71 . 1 t - 13.1..r.trytimple ,51.30 AIM• ' . 1,0,067 (m,t. 71.547) Not. ..1//.1 Intl. Rect•rvat,l. , 4.8u9 40 1a..11 42,007 36 2.016.328 4.12 fri.rn 1.1 . 1 . 111111111. i xhiclt oltinpany ean divide hy in, (lido riot, it Inch li.tve been de terinid. In-wants-. ro.de on .•vory ilesi•ription of Property. in "I' , ,v. IL :Ll,l ;ales 3.111,/t1.1,14 at Hall ios•ttrlty. Him, their noorpfiration. a period of thirty years, thoy 1/3N , 1.,/11 ipy E ,, al/ .11,11111 exceeding itttortion: of of I to.nr..tice. si n Lis the and st disootion inoet 1)r - tiro's/I.-, on It.i!olitles. Loss., paid &mutt t 1,.• year iltst.SUS (.7. o ( . 18:1.11..14 W t• ur, M.lrdee.o 1,1% ‘v“, o ter, I ktvol ti. Brox I I.IiLIIL ./.1E•111/ IL ninth. FAH I ieorttti 1V Ito•liardit, rne Fides, 'll.lti. HAN( Pro/telt-at. El AV Alt It lIA I.E. tee Prosolent. It M. A sTE Sec,. torypro tem. J. tirlititN Eft tFFIN, Age.), m. Iti Norttit,,t corn., Third sod ood streets. FIRE INSURANCE BY THE Reliance nutual Insurance Co (If ri.uad.lphl•, O n dize, Furniture, &c., in bows ut,untry. EZ=l $177,931 10,0,1401 ar. liirtnonoiin 111) Pito riirty. 0,111 4001.10 1110 000.001 .... 0131,600 00 10 , nroiyl, ani 0 11401 ri 001 I'o 6 - 4 , n ...... .%11.0,110vy Connly 0 IA 00til 114:naiad 1.030. 10,000 00 1 111' Cif 11 1411. /.14111. 10,000 00 I'ool,, 1v... 1100,0,1 C. 010,11 4.01./0 00 stook ;41 OW 11,11:00, ittlial 111.1111110, I'll .. 111. kt, On stook tof Comity 1.10, I'o 1.6:10 00 s 00.1; of 10itioirar0 N 1 8 11,1,r0nro 0.00p4.0y. 130 00 111,111-00e0 Cii". Scrip 300 1101+ 41,000,0140. 14,000 30.373 I;“”k A'.•0001-.. ..crtie,l 0re51,..0. 7.311 04 1 . 0.-.11 on Loud 3401 l 0 hUnli 15.10111 00 i'lidn Tlni.d.,. Snip 11.. I iiNpllani, Wifiron R. Tll,app., , n, 14d/..td St...di. Fr.-der k.• Ir. , un. NVIIII,nn Mns , er, t4dn,lltis St.,••nson, 14,1j1k01111 W Tingley .1..1,11 R. SV”rr. I, Mar.hall 1 - 1111, It I. Car — , ll. Z. I..dhr,p. R,,1.,r1 Tland. I liarl... I,land, Fr,d,.:1.1: I...iddg .13e.d. T. litnillng., Sllloll l'illweri. Jam,. S 1V ks.dv. and, .1.,h0 li,seld Put,. li. M. IIINCII)1 IN. S.•.dt•tary. .1 I.:\ II IPN El I t IFFIN. Agt.nt., 111 le. Girt heat rt.rtwr 'Third and Rood Strea.t.S. Gurational. ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE, Under the Cate of Ike Fran,tivan jJrothert, LORETTO, CAMFARIA COCNTI . , runts II"s;STFITTION, naturally situated ft r Educational Pitrpnssus. mtk.r.i. , ail the MLR-tee nier:di. that can in desired (jr a Catholic RisMithou. lt I. located in the most healthy and l'icturasque voniou a Ili, Alleghentes, distant four rmles from Cre s son 9IA(11,1.1.11 the &rect mad route between Philadelphia 111t.1 , 111 . 01. The seloilastie year commenees the first of September, and will close on the Ist day of July foßow.u.i. _ 1. .vii , l in .211 s• The Terms for ku.drd. thorough English S.leutdie eour,e, pre 'WO The Chu.sicA and Modern language, roma Yu e4dri: chance of $lO per NV ~lng ttrul t..e of liedthrur $lO. For further partieuhare apply to the supertor of the G References can be made to the Rt. Rev. Dr. O'Connor. VINCENT . :, ANI) SEMINA RY. undt, 01.• eAro thr hers near LAT RI iliF, NV k>i'l'Alt In Ow t 4.1leo• .rt• Luight the u.vtul lkrant•bos uf En Edtwati.m. It, hf • Senotmry, the M,ithematies, History, and the .fitterent branches .4 100 1 , ent,itt,o, to thos.: n.sprnig to Lite It 1e.41.0..d. The terne+ fer bnard and Tinnon are SSO prr yew, pail senu.annuaily.,.tri.•tly. in advance. G0i,7;,..4: and French, !tn.? other languages. Drawing Pw+dang. id a,.', ( run U, 01 - large, exeentlng POMP ree.lirt•l,ll/10t1t, tho lat birdwino, Wutilitii,t, hooka. Siatinnery,kc ,I,7leZtra chargeu. For parheulorB apply to the Direetent 6f the Colxloge. The 4',ll,gutio year L,. uis 00 the Ist of eleptotobvr, nod end,. ou the :1,1 of July fOUOWIng • ()0t) Hi )USE and INu 1.4. : . .z,L.ZAmi sanslittid. awitlweitthi; house, at .. . 1 mules fruit tho emit. P. , 00 f, 115Iwrn, tk r f Lut,l. at si %Even nulra front the city. pod itnpn,,inent,.. 6.1 ..f lati.l. at miles frmn the elty 14 . , , P1ar t,l from 4k4) e y 'ale I 1 1 .141,•- fe , 11,--,. ;1 1 Tla• In) ,••• .• ,lorth I,n;lke•nii. ati.l mady talle•r•rah• i,r, yy ou b 8. (1 - I . IIIIEKT 8 ,5 ?-:. Ira Real ENt/tte A Rata+, El Marko( street. RAN II EA I.'t IR ME l)lt'A I, IZ PUS ES -- tv.”,00-,t of th,- .111Allty. Al9O. a y0111;11 0 E,, ~ortnp•nt Wllt.lie) and ,;a1.,, of +uperlor {kept I) on hank! at • ,It FLEMING'S, • • telo 1 4 01-oe; l'hamoad 91a; street. VA NS, p'Al5. 2,5011 Palm . Lt•at . Farts, sold by thm aa,o or 'Angle. Silk. !Anon tattlPaper Fan., at low pro•n. 41. & LAYS IY, F)1111 and Idaxlict VALUABLE INFOUSIA TM , : To Brii.l , Ells--Miailihn g s, Window Frame,. Pantil Shutters, 51ant.dg• in fact, very knot made of good mate- MO and unrivalled machinery. Braelims of m ory r.allern I tri sled tnd scroll :cawing done. XT. T. pRicF, Vontral Pia.ung Mal!, Waler street, betweva Federal and Bearer. • , !IpS Allegheny ity, QAUN DER'S VlttLly SCHOOL.—Anew 1/1q Selentaie hell-liudructing Sehool for the violin, On an entitely r • v*,, method; intended for beginners, lintaleUrS and teachers. Taus is particularly in tended to give the scholar a short:thorough and tnti•• tine method of playing the violin in all its branches, in Toss than one half the tune than is required from any other work ever pnblu•hed or Introduced in this coi, lr;••—by George Saunders. Pricie,:io cen to. For sale by JOHN 11. MELLOR, No, SI Wood street. , . .. . . Copies mailed on receipt of tile ppee. myll4 ÜBE STILL CATAW F.. BA WIN-I have on hand a largo supply of pure Still Catawba um for medicinal purposes. Those wishing anything In this line should call timl examine my stock before purchasing elaewherr- JOB. FLEMING, mtlY Onerwie Diamond and Markel rirrirt CHEESE.—DM boxes extra prime cutting Cheese for sale by lYn HENRY H. COLLINS y AKE FISH.-200 packages for sale by .J 'Se HENRY H. COLLINS. warrE BEANS-50 bushels for sale by WM. H. SMITH a CO._ SYRU bbls. prime Syrup for sale by WM. H. SMITH hCO, .ie2 o Second and Front sta.__ SUPERIOR RECORD CAP.—For sale by J. Ft. WELDIN. je2o 63 Wood street near Fourth. C HERS Goshen bOxes choice Cheese just received and for sale at HAWORTH & BROWNLEE'S, apB corner ofthe Diamond and Diamond alley. RUSIN.-300 bbla. No. 2 Rosin, on hand and for Inds by, B. G. ik J. H. SAWYER ARNOLD'S FLUlD—Warranted genuine, for nolo by J. R. WELDIN, a 63 Wood street, near Fourth. QM= HEC BOOK--On all-the Banks, for sale tr. J. R. WELDIN, 68 Wood street, lieu Fourth. J. A. LIPPERT. Agent, No. 115 Fifth street ASSNTS, 8 , : 76,47S 43 $ . 276,47 S CLEM TINI.I.EY. FATii E 1 G. B. LI.TMM, Director of tho Collage ~ m ' Salad. To Young Men. ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM the elrecht of youthful eaten.., self-abuse, or the debility arising from Sexual Disero.te, can be surely and permanently restored to perfect health, atrength, and vigor, by using the ELIXIR DE VIE. This most valuable Medicine is prepared from a r ceipt of an eminent Parisian Physician, and is constant) used in Europe with never failing success. It wil thoroughly remove all NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL EMISSIONS IMPEI)IME TS TO MARRIAGE, And will restore the Sufferer and the impotent to a state of perfect manly vigor. It will thoroughly eradicate the effect-9 of either MERCURY or DISEASE, From Which co many thousands are continually suffer mg without knowing a remedy. The cost of cure is trifling. One bottle will last on month, and is suitable for either sex- Sent free by ma to all parts of the United States. Price, $1 per Bottle. D. 11. ANDERSON, .381 Broadway, N. Y. N. B.—A Circular containing full particulars and direc tions will be sent with each bottle, and free to any ad dress, on application. LOCAL AGENTS WAFTED. mr2B:6mdaw-eod Address, PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPOR• TATlON.—Proposals will be received at the Quar termaster General's Other until 12. 31, on the lot doe of October next., for the transportation of military supplies during the year 1060 and 1801. on the following routes, 1. 1. rum Forts Leavenworth and Riley in the Terri tory of Kansas, from Fort Laramie, in the Territory of Nebraska, or 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 may be establish ed, to the posts which ate 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 40 degrees north and east of longitude 114 deg. west. 2. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley in the Territo ry of Kansas, and from the town of Kansas in the State of MisAouri, to Fort Union in the Territory of New Mex ico, or to any other depot that may be designated in that Territory. 3. Froin Fort 1: ninn, or such other depot aSmay be des ignated in the 'Ferri tory of New Mexico, to the posts or depot that are or may be established in the - Military Department of New Mexico, except Forts Bliss and Fillmore. The weight to be transported each year will not be less on either ,if the routes than one hundred thouaanti pounds, for more on route I than ten millions of 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 formed on each route in each month of the year, and nifty 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 as their places of residence, and be prepared to execute bonds with good security in such an amount as the Quarter ma,tm Gencrid may determine. Contractors must be in readiness for service by the Ist day of January, ISGO ; and us transportation may he demanded at any time for the whole weight to be trans ported daring the year on all or either of the routes, they will be required to have places of husines or ngex. Ghee at or in the vicinity of Fort Leavenworth, Fort La, mine, and Fort Limon, or other depot in New Mexico, at which they may be communicated with promptly and readily. Each proposal must ho accompanied by a guarantee, signed by three or more persons known or satisfactorily certified to the quartermaster General, setting forth that the party proposing shall he awarded the contract, they will enter an obligation for its faithful performance. Proposals will he endorsed as follows: Prtp.itlid for Army Tran,portatioa. and none will be entertained un less they fully comply with all the stipulations set forth this advertisement. The right is reserved of rejecting any or all the hid that may he made. 41: OLT LRICA,TIB. G.E11,11:8 (*VICE, Wwilingtuu, Juno 27, 1859 iy4 )I.tl Fublic Sale of Orizaba Iron Works, Sophia Furnace, &c. B Y virtue of authority, vested in us as , ru , tees for certain creditors of Pollard M'Cor med.:. and in pursuance of a decree of the District Court of Allegheny county, in the Commonwealth of Pennsyl vania. in No. 3 of November term. 185.5. we will expose pulls sale, at the Merchants' Exchange, on Fourth ..trees, in the city of Pittsburgh, on the 13th day of Sep teinber. 193.1, commencing at ll o'clock. A. M.. Or at such time and place to which sid sale may be then there ad journed. all the following , described property, to wit Thelands and tenements composing and appurtenant to 0n...“133 Iron Works and Sophia Furnace, situate in Pc.llock township. adjoiningand adjneent to the borough of New Castle. in Lawrence county, Pennsylvania. bound. eat and described as follows: A piece of land I,ounded. north by Neshannock creek: east by the Pennsyltania Canal; north by other land of said trust. and west by Neshannock creek:. containing one sere more or on which are erected a blast fnrace, koown to; the notch of dophin, 40Teet square and 45 feet high, coyer hbuse; cinder hoffse, 'Wick house, boiler house, engine house, engine and blast: with dlr. , boilers in tsaler house. and live extra boilers set :ma eomplete. anti large brick stack. A piece of land. beginning at nortlceast corner of Rol ling:NMl lot, on Nestiannoek creek.running thence north 0,, 19 . 2 feet, north east 151 feet: thence along ..el mill lot 2-fii,; feet to the place of beginning; on aloch is a I,nel: ollice and a blacksmith shop. -' piece of hind of one acre and S 4 perches, more' or 10-,s, beginning at 0 po+t near Lock NO.on Pennsylva nia eaniil, running south west 3UO feet to a p or t on ud canal: thence - south 2";:;:,` east 3-IS!gs feet too pe.,,t, on Newleinnock eek: thence southwest feet by ' , aid creek to npi,L.:ll..llCo south east 2.40;::: feet to the place of beaiiiiiing: on which is erected a Rolling Mill. the roam building 1i,1b5 '212 feet, with sheds attach ed. in a Lich are 10 boiling furnace,. 5 heating, furnaces, boilers and engine, sufficient to drive all the machinery said mill: bar rolls, small rolls, nail plate and meek s. l ucezers..diears. 25 nail machines, and one rought ,pike machine, and a brick warehouse, in by 'Ai feet. A piece of laud. beginning an the canal at ,outh-west corner of roll and running south '2.B'4 ° west 1311 feet along will %%Anal; thence south t 30!.,. east .50 feet by land .1.1. k .1. C. White; thence south 2° east 101 feet by street; thence West 34 feet to a post; thence south east he an pfley: thence 10 feet by J. 3..1. C. White, to i,n11.1.4, At tO the ,pll.pe of begin nieg: cantainink onczTralfherto - litn-e or laaa, ou.v,h,,hja nail and stave factory 4.5 . by 112 feej:chg ‘ ine anti Min,. with engine suacient to drive maehinery for 24 nail machines. one spike mndliine. one blare machine. circular sti4rs, 10eFein contained; she clay Ilnperi. 50 by ;;1 reek with maciiinery fur Grioing and tempering Obi to !nuke fit , inch. nUd . a 131'7(4,41 - y4lg In.hise 70 by Wet, partly on baid lot and partly Da liwri uj j. ft . J. White. A lot of cronn.l. 10. S. in White's addition to Nets Cas tle, bounded on the north and east by streets; south by lot No. 7, and tvrst by Jetterson street. 54 feet front by fr:.t, on w hteh is n tint cooler-shop, IS by 40 feet, and emp..Lt.er 1",.! All square. A pieco of land in 1 0- ii , sinp, lying. :oath of Eastbr...ol: road, uontainiug nem,, more or less he ing part of The Ihmpson trait. pureha.,,d by P. ill'Cor nnek from Ittans Ihntpson, situate abulit 13, miles from New Castle. on the Eastbrad: road. A lot of ground, bounded uorth by other land of said trust; east by A. L. and 6. W. 'raw ford; south by White's heirs. and mist by Jefferson street, on which is erected -.•lliuc house. Tfie;itituvu deatr,tp rer•-••,- trill be sold together, as a wbole. Also, in st•iiivate parcels, an eloseribtid: The midtvided half of , Inn acres of land, more or lees, in Netr.hanuttel, township, bounded norp. by Crawford; east by Pearson. Pyle and others;sout It Thomas Falls, I.e Maitland and I 'raw Mrd, abountlin.; With coal; al.out o° , t"wlcn opened; a number of frame litMseg, hartitt; stietitt, ~dut•te.t. ..rsicted thereon. • .% piece of land in Neshannook township. bounded by land+ of William Alexander, James 'Myle And John A7`11,,0, ta,ntaining att., and 130 perches, on Iv Moll is fLI:t a. cc: a 77Cv bottse, n frame. table; ntloat 10 pekes 1.164rt41; r.f4,7 n tbtxt-,priog of water - - Your oor,ttonti.s lof3 A".,'lEr,.tt„ln'tl''ifilploic to arlSta bounded on the north by crunnintrhar atid - ollieett;'s,loll by White; coot by Vogan 11111 i othero nud west, by -; uh which ray ereeteti d‘rellur. houses, stables, ke. • . A piece of !Lunt to th:. Ti , ronalt of New castle. begmtung at the north-west earner of setiooi east 'e or Jefferson street, near the brnige, over No preex; St,' ea. , 130 feet, to said orrek; tti.enla itoftlf:37 l ,:;?nresi4 teat; ci.c.noe z , nit 63 1 i: Ttd foc(, o .le t rs:.ll s t feet; thellehl.no9rl,.-',9-iy6 feet to ttko plaßt I,,l;riniqg.vontalniq'ettilacre;thoti.) ~r less. • A lot of ground. C 4 feet front by MU in depth, :!" the to of New castle. bounded north by street; east by :dley: south by Jacob Lint, :tnd west by Jefferson street, w'.ich is erected franie stable. ,a bevrehin, to White's addi tion to )ew C4•site.'is'gllhting i tt litttetrest, at. ner of lot No. 2; therm. south 2. east by said street BO feet; thence south S 0 west by lot No 3, l'Jo feet; thence north 2. west by alley 50 feet. to south-west corner lot No. 4thenee north S' raot by lot NO. 2. 150 feet to the place of la,nuning. A frame house and lot in Pollock township, bounded north by Neshannoelt creek; east by Jefferson street; we 't ',I by --, .10c . a ground in s•od townsi.ll, bounded north by Wallace; cast by be an Alley; seid h• by VekSon, mud iveSt. by Croton road; lan fett in frontby ISO feet in depth. Also a 4133 of t a t o f f .boot 43 acres , in sugar Creek township, Veuango county, Pennsylvania, known as the Sow-milt Tract, long the eaten described in deed from Pollard WCortrilok to said trustees, dated =I August, 1545. A more full and accurate description of the property to he sold will be furnished from the deeds, at the time of sale. or previously, on application to the trustees. TERMS ,--One-third of the purchase money to be pal/ in civil: fin the lailinowledgment of the deed; one third in sia months, and one-third In twvlye mpntlis from the time of sate, with interobt from that timh; deferred payments to he secured by bond and mortgage on the premises; one-third of the amount of.the drat or cash payment to be paid when the property is struelt down. ISAAC 3f. PENNoCK. July 25,1F,Y.1-6w:th TH E CH EA PEST PIANOS IN -- THE UNITED STATES.--Jost re&flt.ed fourltosewood round cornered ti and 7 °entre Pianos, nranufacturnd by C. H. Hays A Co., Norwich. They am made with a full iron fmme, with French Grand Action, and made in all respeeut allot the 'designs of the best makers. 6% octayes for . . . 41Y6 00 7 u " 200 00 They will be sold only for cash, i 1 g the very small com mission charged for selling, and the extreme low prices obtained by the manufacturers will not justify them to sell on crodit. FO6 ogle 17 mild .1 HIS I . ISELLOR, SI Wood street -______ SUG A ItS.—N. 0. Sugar, Crushed, Lump, Puirerised and Coffee Sugars (or sale low, by the barrel, at HAWORTH & BR.OWNLEE'S, (.21 in the Diamond THT, CORNIiR OF BANK ik—IAST I„,.„.,ltoshe n y, two lota each 25% feet front by 6t . , deep, and a brick dwelling of hall, two parlors, dining room. kitchen, wash-house, four chambers, and finished attic, a good cellar under the whole house, f• For sate by S. CUTHSEP' mrl7 NEAR THE CITY, and in a pleasant location, we have for Frame Dwelling House and sax acre, house contains a hall, dining room, I wash-house and five chambers, good gn in every room; a well of softwatell stable convenient; about Go fruit trees,grapes, $5,000. S. CLITHBE' augl2 NEW WALL PAPER.—Third the Season. The assortment ohm the old stand, No. 87 Wood street. leg W. P. MARS] RICE -10 tierces prime for salt j e WM B.BM] ~.,L~ PITTSBURGH, PT. WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD, Completed from Pittsburgh to Chicago WOODRUFF'S SLEEPING CARS ATTACHED TO ALL, THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARY! ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, JUNE nth, 1866 Trains will leave the Station, corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh, as follows: Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Express- 12:16 A. as. 6:56 A. Y. Mail 6:50 s. Y. Express ..... .12:50 P. a. 8:45 P. Y. 2:36 A. a. ARRIVE AT CHICAGO--Express, 6:47 P. It Express, 8:17 A. a. RETURNING. ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGFI—MaiI, 5:25 p. v.i Eapress 3:20 P. a. Express, 2rZli A. a. ACCOMMODATION TRAINS, from Federal streat„,,: . Allegheny, for New Brighton, 9:30 A. a., and 5:211 P. a. • From ~6 tc " 12,10 Through trains connect follows: At Alliance, with trains on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. At Orrville, Ohio, to and from Millersburg, Akron, Coy hogs Falls, etc. At Mansfield, Ohio, for Mount Vernon, Shelby, San dusky, Toledo, Detroit, etc. At Crestline, for Delaware. Springfield, Columbus, Cin cinnati, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Louis ville, etc. At Forest, for Springfield, Sandusky, Dayton, Cincin nati, etc., etc. At Lima, for Sidney. Dayton. Cincinnati, etc., etc. At Fort Wayne, for Peru. Lafayette, Ind. St. Louis, and intermediate ports in Central Indiana and Illinois. At Plymouth for Laporte. At Wanatah for all points on the New Albany and Salem Railroad. And at Chicago, with trains for all points in Illinois. lowa. Wisconsin and Minnesota. For further information and throrg_h tickets apply J. STEWART, Ticket Agent, rflqS eng r Station, Pittsburgh H. C. STEVENSON. Ticket Agent, Passenger Station, Allegheny Through Tickets for sale at the Ticket Office of the Company on the hue of the road,,to all parts of tho United States.J. J. HOUSTON, _jels _ _ General Passenger Agent. Pittsburgh. 1859 BIIMME.R. ARRANGEMENT. 1859 Pennsylvania Central Railroad. THE THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station every morning, (exc e pt Sundays,) at. 2:50 A. a, stopping only at principal stations between Pittsburgh. Johnstown, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, and at all regular stations between Johnstown and Harrisburg, connecting at Harrisburg at 1 P. a., with train for Baltimore direct, arriving in Philadelphia at 5:00 P. a. THE PAST LINE leaves daily, (except Sunday.) at 4,20 P. m, stopping oulv at principal stations, maltingons, direct connections at Harrisburg for Baltimore, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore at 7:20 s. X. THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening at 8:50 Y. a, stopping only at Greensburg, La trobe. Johnstown. Wilmore, Gallitzin. Altoona. La. con necting at Harrisburg with the train direct for Baltimore, and arriving in Philadelphia at Iii:00 ACCoM:IIOItATION TRAINS: THE JOHNSTOWN WAY PASSENGER TRAIN leaves daily (except Sunday) at alio o'clock, A. At., stop ping at all stations, connecting with Indiana Branch Train at 10110 e. at., and arriving at Johnstown 100 P. a, Conemaugh. r. u. THE JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves daily, (except Sundays.) at '2:50 P. a, stopping at alrstations, and running as far As Conemaugh. FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Turtle Creek Bridge leaves daily. (except Sunday.) at 10:40 A. Y. SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Turtle Creek leaves dailv, (excel,; Sunday,Yat 4:50 P. 3E. THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Turtle Creek leaves daily (except Sunday,) at Oat?. M. RETURNING TRAINS arrive in Pittsburgh as fol. lows:—Express, 12,45 P. u; Mail, 11:50 P. at; Fast:Line, 12:20 a. Dr; Johnstown Accommodation, 11200 A. m; Mist Turtle Creek Accommodation, 13:50 a. it; Second Ac commodation, 1.2:30 P. at; 'third Accommodation, 0:15 P. Y. Trains for Blairsville and Indiana-connect at Biskra villa Intersection with Johnstown Way Bassent;er Train East and West, Express Train West, and the Johnstown Accommodanon Train East and West. PITTSBURGH :UL CONNELLSVILLE TRAMS, stopping at all stations on tit, Pittsburgh and Connells villa Road, leave daily, (Sunday excepted) as follows: Mail Train, 7Sal a. ; Express. Train, 2:50 P.M. Return ing trains from Pittsburgh and Connellsrille Road ar rive at Pittsburgh 5:45 a. n. 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 he surpassed on any other route. The midis ballasted with atone, and is entirely free from dust; we can promise safety. speed and ,•omfort to all who may favor this road with their pittromiee. PARE: $l3 00 i To Baltimore. 10 ou I Lancaster.. Harrisl•urg, $7 45. No New York.- Phihulelphia Baggage checked to all stations on the Pennsylvania Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York. Passenger,. purchasing tiedets in ear:, will be charged ONE-HALF CENT PER NILE iu addition to the Station rates, excep t from stations where the Company has no Agent. • • • 'NOTICFL—In case of loss, the Company will hold themselves responsible for personal baggage nnl7, ithd for an amount not exceeding $10U: N. B.—The Excelsior (Minibus Line has been employed to convey Passengers and Baggage to and from the Depot, at a charge not to exceed aa cents for each passenger and baggage. For tickets apply to .1. STEWART, Agent, At the P. It. R. Passenger Station, apil On Liberty and Grant streets. Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad. ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. April 2.7, trains will leave the Depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Pitts burgh. as follow:4 : Pittsburgh. Circe/and and Chicago Line.—Express trains leaves Pitniburghift 12:15 A. x, and 1:05 r. C., for Cleve land. Buffalo, 'I oledo, Detroit, Milwaukee, Chicago, and the North West. The LOS P. X. train connects at Bayard triatrains for all points on the Tusfxirawa.s Branch. PasVigers desiring to go to Chicago via Cleveland, mast be particular to ask for tickets via Cleveland. Ricer Line.—Express trains leave at 12:15 A. Y., and 1:05 P. x ; for Wheeling, Zanesville Circleville, Colum bus and Cincinnati. The 12:15 A. a. ' train stops at Wells ville. Steubenville and stations belowStenbezivilte. The 1:05 P. ix train etops at 15'elLsville :and stations below Wellsville. Most Train leaves at 6:25 a. w..; stopping at all Way SLs tiehs on hirer •Arwrinottatiinhares sit 540 1 - anzi.sg to stopping at all• Way Stations.. Pittsburgh, Chhanbus nod Oinrinnaci Short Linz via &cu. benvi/ft.-=Past Express at 12:15 and'E.*pressfl:l3s v.., 'tot NeW•ark.Coldrabus, Dayton. "Indianapplis,l h- Milan. Cairo, St, I.ouis, INTelo Orleans, cud poihth lh . . .• the'dOutif West. The g4pres rpr:thi rims through from Pittsburgh . w. Cincinnati, without change of car:.. SPIPTOiti §lgelnl l 4 Cars attached to each Express train. Passengers desiring to gn to Columbus, Cincinnati, etc.„ or any point beyond Columbus, by the short line, must be particular to ask for tickets via Steubenville. baggage checked through and handled free of charge. riif-e Always low es'any' other rout?, and coppec hone certain. Through Tickets eau be procured at Pittsburgh, Hu risburgh. Philadelphia. New York sod Boston. Y. R. MYERB, General Ticket Agent, Cleveland. JNO. STEWART. Ticket Agent, ap27 Liberty Street Depot, Pittsbur_h. 1859. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. 1859 A T.TUNTOITE ANT) 01110 RAIL. ,ROAD COMPANY ore awe preßcred to lecerte and forward'Merchandise under through bills- of lading Id' and frcrm. PITTSBURGH A - ND• THE' EASTERN CITIES. Bates guaranteed to be equally . favorable with those of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, or any other line. icr i,fQiinatioU at , to rates. faedities, etc. etc.:appli cation May be made by. lettar or in person to either of , the natters - timed agetits• , • : • : At BOSTON, "Moses Potter, corner State and Washing- At NEW YORK, C. W. Parcel!, 229 Broadway, above j.tta Antor Rouse. 1 .,1 11-41-) 1 4 , 1"1 - fr .1. Cs!holm R Cowtort, corner &and innillllncrt street:, '• - " • At RiiILADELPIIIA, Co!. Kelly, coiner kitsch and Chestnut streets. At BALTIMORE, J. T. England, Camden Station. At PITTtiBURSH, J. A. Caughev, 114 Water street. WS_ Particular attention of merchants, manufacturers and shippers generally, of Pittsburgh, Allegheny City, tad vinnit7, ;...4 called to the facilitie., of this Fein Rants pith othecii, i.ad their tiati.innage end favors Stilicated.- • lIESit•V• ja/t)31" 'General Freight AW.aut 11. a.. 0. NEW RAILROAD. Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad. Connecting at indiazapcbs trlth Terre Hanle, aid Terre Haute and Alton Railroad; to Sr. LnUis and Laftt , ette and Indianapolis, New Albany and Salem, and Michigan Central 'toads for CIIICAGO, ROCK ISLAND, ItURLINGTON, and all intermediate . points. Through Freight Train to INDLINAPOLIS, TERRE HAUTE, LAFAI ETTE and PERU. Freights Carried from Cincinnati or Lawrenceburg in Tess time then by any other route by twenty-four hours, and at as low rates. only road-by whicia sbipmemis cut( he' - inadti lrom Cincinnati to the Weut; withemi bieaking bulk. Consignments made to J. E. GIBBONS, Agent, at azi cin mai; or, W. B. CUTTING, Agent, at Lawrenceburg, will receive prompt attention, and no charge for com mission; no charge for drnynge 6r commission at Lawrence burg. For further information apply to THOMAS RATIGAN, (No. 111 Water litre it,) Agenctif the Company, who is prepared to give THROPOR arc/leis to Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Peru, Greencastle, Craw fordaville, Charleston, Paris and Mattoon. JNO. F. CHEEK, General IL C. LORD, Presidss Freight Agent. mrB . , WILLIAM K. NIMICK, MARLIN KNAP, H, I3RADY A. 1711.21) U. CL7.11.i0 ' 51011.6L.N ROHICHT.9Od. SDRAILD DITESHIDGE. fLINEY L. REIGIWALS. VIRLING, ROBERTSON CO., Manu faetnrers 'of Cut, Pressed and Pinin Flint GLASS ARE. Warehouse, No. 17 Wood street, corner Front, Pittsburgh: 41.1 oatsr kinds of Glassware and Window CEII3 at low market prices. [sal:city - - - NO. 45 WEST LOMBARD ST., BALTIMORE, MD We invite the attention of the trade to our large and well assorted stock of German and Domestic Cigars. Our facilities for importing.; as well as the variety of our assortmentare unsurpasse d by any house in the State, while large contracts made by one of the firm during the labia us to hold out extra in t present, se29:ly ''''s CELE.I3RATED MOSELLE WEN.ES, & F. MARBURG. ints, Baltimore, If& Railroads. THE NIGHT TRAINS. On and After Monday, April 11th NINE DAILY TRAINS. vle.rvrt. , v RIVER AND ' ~l7~~i~are. A. & F. MARBURG, WORMS LSD II ANCIFACITII23Id Or CIGARS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . AND (TULE at low_t3gures, by URG. Baltimore, Md. YOUNG, :artirright,) D IMPORTERS f,S_urgical and Dental /6. Tale,. etc., No. se ention to themanuanc - Jobbizg and Rejidr' ap.l7 Fort NY sync, rill Y. N.
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