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PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE AND
CHICAGO RAILROAD,
TO ILL POINTS IN THE SOUTH, WEST, AND
‘.WINTER ARRANGEMENT!
TIME to Cincinnati as quick, and to In
dianapolie, JM. Locus and Chicago quicker, than
by any other route.
WESTWARD TRAINS.
FAST MAIL LINE — 1.40 a. r.
Arrives at Oe«tline JO.4U a. R
Making close coDufciuipu with Bellefontaine and
Cleveland, Oolumtui* a riocmniui Roads.
Amiving at Indianapolis. 8.86 p. r.
“ «8u Louis 121 u p. m.
u u Cincinnati.., 7.30 pm.
and“ u Chicago H*fO p R.
N. B.—The time to Cincinnati is the same a»>
Steubenville. Trains on both Roads meet at Columbus,
ebd passengers all go into Cincinnati together.
KTTTRTMft Pittsburgh 1-40 P U.
Arrives at Crestline—.lo.3o P R.
Unking close ooirtfrtrtions as above.
Arriving at Indianan's- 8.30 a. m.
« « St. Lotus....LUO a. r.
m « Cincinnati. 8220 a. r.
and** " Chicago 10.40 a. R.
N h The time to Cincinnati is the name ax by Bteu
benrUle Trains on both Roads meet at Columbus, and
naasenaers ail go into Cincinnati together.
P Bl“p^n"^fo I ltb W tr»,u trom Puuborgh to tin
innati. to Indianapolis and to Chicago.
T— 118 ' T
Dayton and Cincinnati. Arriving at Crfutline, 6.46 p.
Connecting mOi train* for Colamhua, Cincinnati, Clev
eland. Budaio and the Kaxt, and arriving at Pittsburgh,
u and 34*i r. r. Ail malting clove connection-
With trains on Pennsylvania Railroad for Philadelphia
and the Eastern cities. < „ ,
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Federal street,
Allegheny, for New Brighton, 015 a. and 4 36 r. b.
at “ 11 f 0 M “ “
Leave Now Brighton, 0.60 *• lidO
Arrive in Allegheny, 820 “ u ihO “
Allegheny and Economy Accommodation I rams.—
Leave AtLgbeuy. 1300 m.. and e.oo p. m.
Arrive at Economy, loop. r_ “ 7.u0 “
Leave Economy. 6JO i. m., " S3S **
Arrive in Allegheny, 7/25 u “ 4 53 “
ALLIANCE Market TRAIN-Leaves Alliance at
6JX) a. R. and arrives In Allegheny at 11 30 a., b.; leaves
Allegheny al 2J$O r. m. and arrives in Alliance at 7 20 p. m..
atoppißg at all stations for passengers and marketing
Tickets will be sold for these trains »t reduced rate*.
Trough ****"» connect as follows: —
At AUlance, with trams on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad.
At Orville, Ohio, to and from Millersburg, Akron, Cuy-
A( 1 3u8f12& f 6 *Ohlo, for Mount Vernon, Shelby, San
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, etc.
At Crestline, for Delaware, Springfield, Columbus, Cin
cinnati. Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Bu Louis, Louis
villa, etc. _ ,
At Forest, tor Springfield, Samiuaky, Dayton, Cincin
nati, etc.
At Lima, for Sidney, Dayton. Cincinnati, etc. etc.
At FortWarne, for Peru, Lafayette, Jnd n Bt. Ixmis, and
intermediate parts in Central Indiana and Illinois.
At Plymouth for Laporte.
At Wanatah for all points on the New Albany aud Salem
Railroad.
And al Chicago, with trams for all points iu Uiinola.
Idwa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
For lurther information and through Lckets appy to
J. STEWART, Ticket Agent,
Passenger Station, Pittsburgh.
GEX7RGK PARKIN, Ticket Ag*u,
Passenger Station, Allegheny
Through Tickets for sale at the Ticket utfir** of t.'.*-
Company on the line of the road, to ail pans of ibt-
United But.es. <•*.RA’l HEVVAY.
U*? 3 . (■itiuerni Pas-ruk «*r Agent, l‘ili*i'. rgb
1860. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1860
ON AND AKTKU MONDAY, NoYEMIIKB
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
EIGHT DAILY TRAINS.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN Je^u<A“ j
k the Paaaenger Station evert wormnfc, (excfptSi.u |
jij) at b i*o a. nu, slopping at ail regular •uiioa.i, arr i
ft«p at Philadelphia at luSou. in.
THE THROUGH KXPREHO 'IRAIN leav« ? daily. »i
4:21 p. m., stopping only at principal stauooa, making
itireet connection at Horrixbarg (or BaJunions and err:
ViQglu Philadelphia or Baltimore at C4W a m.
THE FAST LINE loaves the »uuod daily. (*•*« **|.i
Bunday,) al&0& a. nu, »t Li
trobOohnslown, Wdmore, txalhixeu, AJUkjo*, Ac.,
ngcttng at Harrisburg with Truin direct (or hsiuuiore,
and arriving in Philadelphia at l «w p m;
ACCOWMOIUTUIN TWAINS.
THK JuHNSTOWN ACCOM MODA l IoN i KAI >
leave* daily, (except Sunday,) at Un i) p. nioppu;it u«
all KtalwQß and running a* (nr •* C-oueioough.
FIRST AOCoMMODA'I k>> TRAIN (or Braddc; k. *
Field leaver daily, (except hdu.my.) id ft lo m.
FIRST At OUMMuDA 1 K>N l KAIN kr ‘1 uulo « i •
eaven daily (except .•vmday.i at H oo u m.
SECOND AtxXiM lut>i*A'i lON 1 RaIN loj'l utU. i ioek
leaves •lady, (except Sunday,) at icio p in
THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Turtle t\u<k
eavoii daily, (except Buudavj at o:2u |*. ir,
idfl'llUMMl TRAINS arrive .a P.tuburgu m hi
lows:—Ki proas, i:l3 p. m. Mail, 7.50 p. na, r.u-t Luc
l;20a. mi Johnatown AccomanudHUon, io.doa m; Pir-i
'l*urtle Creek Accommodation, tv.+o a. m; ltin.i ir><l.'p
Field Act •onimodation. f»:lu a m . second muda
uon, p. m; Thi“d Aocorr.Mto.lMiiou. n.l/ i>. in.
Trains lor BUurnville and It .-.ruh. rouct-ci ai'hli-'is
villo Interaction with .Johuatown Aoconuoodattoi., Ex
proas, and Mail Trains Eh*", and Went
prrreBUROH and ujnnki.lbvii.lk tkajnm
stopping *u allatatioDfl on the Pitu burgh *.nd (VddmLi>
viile Road, leave daily, (Sunday excepted,) as follow
Train, 5-to a. nu;‘ Ex preea ‘lYiun, 3:W p. m. Return
lag Trains from Pittsburgh oDd ConneMsville Rood * r
rive at Pittsburgh lth»o a. m. and Ccio p. m
The traveling juituic will find it greatly to the-r inter
est In going East or Weal, to ixavw by urn Pennuylvnn?*
aa the acoornmodauons now oderbd cannot t>e
surpased on any route. The Hoad i*ha.la*ted with stone
shots entirely free from dust. We can promise safety,
' speed and comfort to all who may favor this Road with
heir patronage.
TO NEW YORK *l2 6J 1 TO BA LTIMOH K.-tv CC
PHUaADELPPUA... 10 00 I LANCAHTfc.iI... 5 U
HARRISBURG, $7
Baggage checked to ail ntations on the Pennsylvania
RflHrfSiHX#nd to Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York
PassCAgero pure Taking ticket* in cara. will be charged
ONE-HALF CENT PivKAULE in addition to me utatß l
nt*s, except from etationa where the Company ha* no
agent
IiOTICE In caee of losa, the Company will bold
themselvea reaponaible for personal baggage only, and
for an amount not exceeding |lOO.
H. B,—The Excelsior Omnibus Lino La* bevc e m
ployed to convey paesengere and baggage to KDd lu.tr.
ibe depot, at a charge not to excweu 2i coau lor
■aeinpgex and baggage.
For tfckeLs apply to J. BTEWABT, Agt,
Ai the Peno'e R- It BaseeDger Station,
q 027 Liberty and ur-aut str»-«-u*.
CHANGE UF TIME —WI.NTKK ARIUMiKIim.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
QN AND AITEK MuNUAV, Nov ’uili,
1660, train* will leave the i>cpot of the Peauaylr*-
nia Railroad, in Pittsburgh, as follows:
PITTSBURGH, CLEVELAND AND CHICAGO LINE.
Leaves Arrives at LeHve? Arrive* at
PmsBUXOH LTlbvelahd CutrkUNi. Chicago
L*6o A. k. 7.40A.i1. 7:6u i. a. H 'tLH u
IHOf.M. 6diC r. m. 7.10 i* x luliop n.
Passengers desiring to go iu Snoducky, 'luk-vj...
Chicago, or poinls Went, via Cleveland, must be
oolaru) ask ior tickets via Cleveland.
N. B. The time to Chicago by this route m a* -jMck
as via Fort Wayne.
PITTSBURGH, COLUMBUS A CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE, VIA STEUBENVILLE.
No change of earn between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
Leaves Ardvei Arrives ArilTes
Pittsburgh, at(k>lumbua, at CinomnaU, at St Louis.
id/0 a. u. 1:4 j F. a. 7:20 V. x.
U4O F. K. 1:40 a. M. B :VJ A. x.
I This route is s.iorter to Cincinnati, Louisville, Coluov
t bus and all point* Bouih, than any other rmue
Bnleodid sleeping cars attached to all Night Trains.
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE.
1 Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at
PHtsb’gh, Rochester, Wellsville, Sieub’nPe, Wheeling,
L6O A. M. x. a. a 006 a.m. fc24 a. X.
L-40 v. x. dOO f. x. d. 46 y. x. 600 y. x. &30 r. x.
820>. X. 4i40 r. x. 6.00 tx.
The L6O a. x. and 1:40 p. x. TiH n.- couuect with Train*
1C O. R. K. for Ztuie*ville, Laucantei, Ac.
The 4:00 F. x. T rain Rtops at all station* between Ro
chester and Wellnville.
Through Tickets c«u be procured at Pittsburgh, liar
rUburg. Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
F. R. MYERB,
Gen'l Ticket AgCQt C, A I*. Railroad:
For further portioularn apply to
J.BIKWAKT, Ticket AgeOL
&p24 Lilierty Mtrw«t iKjpoi. PiUsborgh. Pa. __
KOUTE VIA EIVEK AND EAJI,-
Al koajji
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Bailroad
Connecting at luiiiauapoliM with 'i'urre Hautn, and
Terre Haute and Alton luulruaJ,i<> mi. Ixjuia and Lafay
ette and lndlaospoliH, New All/iui/and f'al.-m, utiJ Hu ll
iggaCeulral Roads lot CHICAGO, KOCK LMI.ANT', hV'K
LrNfITON, and all injmu.
Through TTeiuht T»am to INDIANAINM.Is, TKHKL
fIAUTETLAFAYE'nKand P» RU.
Freights and passougers fioin Ciut'innauoT
ItfWreneeburg m lens uuie thaj br any other iouu. by
weuty-foor boons onj at as low raien. The only roaa
VWhich shipments con Tkj rnsde from Cincinnuti to
he West, without breaking milk.
Consignments tn&du to J. E. GJ HH 1 j.N6, agent, at (*in*
annatfc or W. B. CU'TriNG, agent at Knwrenceburg
Will receive prompt afeclion, and n-' vliurge for ooic
miaaiou} no Aarps for drayuye or ccr.vnunun at Luit.-ftm-a
tsra
For further information apply to TIIuMAS RATIGANI
(No. 116 Water street,) air»-nt of tile Company, who :s
prepared Wj uava meows ticairra for pa*sengr.-rb an
height to ladiaiuipohs, Term Haute, Gimyoue,
ryh,Gkeencaatlti, CrawtordsviUe, Charleston, Tu a ib
miiooa, *o, ie.
irvtrw x» H- P. LORD, President,
JOnJi K. CHEEK. t«*nnrKj Freight Ae«'DL iur“
A USTIN LouMl*" A lx>: DoJ^'
-a
it“" d on uneon. * cuiMmi
NOTES AND ORAFIS ANN ~
Peraon* deninox Lotm, u,
nuoQAbla lannt and capiunisi. can bo SS, , 0?
good BOonritioa 3 remunuralivo pnooa m u wlUl
»“e a ' J ***. Roudnx and Ko,
Offloe, Mo. 03 FOURTH BTRJCST, above Wood
YptuDUCfr:-
B 4 h w*fcs timing;
tW tnu belli i lover S*-t-J;
10 “ Timothy uo;
3JO ttw. JYtmw Feathers
3 bhls. White Bertu.*:
<*«•«) MMrrw t f\\
tjTTKß.—B~bbls. Fit-sii Koll BuUer^-T
Jo#t receive J aoti for t'ale by
WM. 11. SMITH a CO.,
US & 147 Kourlli)« v
For br
Fine poet,
BHEBRT,
CLARET,
and BANTERNE WINES
bi the bottle; On tale by WILLIAM BENNETT,
fc&St No. 30 Wood HtrroL
Tf
lIFTEEN DWELLING HOUSES FOK
Beat Enqcrire of
WiUii'.t'lNCJ-RAi'iUi, JtUUN.JLi.uA, JtUg,
; Tea and Straw Wrapping Ext*at Manofacta
ffttrSkfee* ThaLwICE * f ON,
I*2 50.161 Wood street) Piltebtirgh
[roads.' 1
NORTH WEST.
FAR K .
H. CUTHBRRT Jk SOW,
61 *tra •*.
:C,
fdtls mi gtstenvEttte.
FIFTH AVENGE EXCHANGE,
DAS BARNARD, PROPRIETOR,
No. 72 Fifth Street,
PITTBBURCH, PA.
The best of liquoks always
on hand, and the Chuicost Deli< aoiee ot the Season,
uarTtnl up in the moat superior tuanr er.
at all hours of the day and night. - ©*
myUlydsw.
conisccopis: restaurant,
BY ELI YOUNG, FIFTH STREET.
The attention of merchants
and others is directed to thifl establishment, which
ha* beoo recently fitted up for the purpose of affording
a SUBSTANTIAL EATING HOUSE IN A CENTRAL
LOCATION. Country folks attending market are par
ticularly invited to call. Everything pertaining to nn
EATING BAIXX)N will always be found, of the freshest
the market aflords. apghdsw
SCOTT HOUSE,
COR IRWIN ST. IND DUQUESNE WIT,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
13 . ID . f 20L A. P 5. K. ,
d<-"l Proprietor.
house,
No. 330 Liberty Street,
NEXT TO PENNSYLVANIA PASSENGER DEPOT,
JOHN SAVAGE, PKOPIULITOR.
HAVING Lakon and tittod up, with all
the toodcru improvwnen:*, this popuUr resort,
ihe wiib*cnb«-r i- prejvaiod lo accommodate his old
ouHloiner* and the public* geot-ndly, with liie best the
market artujd-. Oy.dor* w:ll served up in ever)
variety-of *:y i.<, during the »t’*Hon. Hu Wines, Liquor*
ai <1 aW, be confident in reoommcodmg to U.e
put Ilf lor Ibo.r e t. eilofx e
Crtn, l’.:i !:*-t iu: 1 b!o ]l t>\ «t»’r*« rccoirej daily aud sold
VVliOit’S •!>• Mi.i K* U'l rriT‘2t>:lyd
SEETIN’S OLD STAND
IN THE DIAMOND,
THOMAS STONE, Proprietor.
HAVING TAKEN and fitted Up, at a
great expense, with all the modern improve
meats, this popular resort, the *uhsonlMir is prepared
to accommodate hi* friends and the public generally,
with the best ih* market alTortl*.
OYSTERS wili be served up m every variety of style
during the season.
LIQUORS and ALES he f«*e!s confident m rocom
mending to the public for their excellence
*&~MEALS *• rved up at all hours, and DAY anti
SIGHT RUARDEKS taken. apkly
GIUAfiU HOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
GEO. G. FBKSBUIiY, Jr., 1
JAMES SYKES, > FrupneL-rs.
HKNUY A. CUADWICK,)
ti ly
BXGLLSXOK
OYSTKK A.YI) EATIVti 1101SL
NO. HI WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH
WHoLKrALI Ahl> KXTAJI IN
LIKE UU EASTER pi lISII,
h KfeHH i'll ll.Abi-I.THiA AND LfAl.’l IMuKE tA
! KRd AND W ILL i.AM K,
All tu their Proper Seaton.
mLKiJ G EG. KKINKMAN A (JO.
MANSION MursK. (.km. AI KKMZ
Uropriuior, Ni. 144 1.,1-t-riy *uo«-i, ium if* d» U,«
l V«‘*<>ti A 't.T ~l Ui»* i li n" > HHI.iR 1Ui.,1 • :i.i. tA hit'?
limKW II tiir tif'xt ■ •I. t•li , nt i.-.0-A- lit '.be cry li<i
-Williel r Wl . by v.n« 1 . •» » I
Tix- pr< ’ .nv’.wr imvu,, i.i < • miidt-i s*,!- ex t*-nr.u. i
tip. iu e.tci :leni sly.e. ii.r M A >nl> »N H >T'M ».m.,.1 t<-
sjx’.-Uoiiy solicit R il.Kre <>t i •>! Mie pal i mis I t
nl .•► bed a R|-le nUi J •'lAni.r! t*n-l • t.« c-.a <• IV t 1 .• > N
1' \ Kl'. aT>.r»llllg Rill J..A- If • -Ini' »..u ...u -w i. ,t. ,• i - all I
HMU-ur- li.s IaT'I"; bar »-i. be 1u11..-;:-! war.
i;,e !:.e n.aidt l • : 1. let >
Ourrngfs.
EASTERN CARRIAGES!
&S&LU'>Ym PKILIiS I'OR UASU.aISfr
JuitiiFU wiiii’t;,
AT HIS ( 1 a K li 1 At i K UEDusl IoKY,
near u.e l *t. Mm Kim, IwWmu Pillaburgh and
law:>;uc«v,i:o, ..a* i..i. bwnd a and gt-ticnd u*
•ortruebt of
l ai rlagra, boggles Uockni»a}», Ac.
lie is, also ca’UbL’Ujii) receiving N«* and Becoud-hao 1
W bidets Rocuaw.iv», »<-iiiointown Wag in-. Carriage*,
Buggies, and any aruci** pcriaimug to U.e t.usincß*
Twenty year* pracuoaJ expanenoe, and gww ! tiomei,,
taoihUtHS unabta bun to odor great iDiu.-oinouL- u>
puvnaßA-r*.
JUF“ of the CiunenV I'a-RwDk'vr Kju way from
Puuburgn, pans the every T*.-, iihhm*',. airidaw
C. WEST A t 0.,
MAimrAcruaau of
CARRIAGES.
RtjCKAWAYS, BUGGIES, BULKIHt AND SLEIGHS,
*Yi>. 11/7 /Wji Strict, f\LL\!t orgA, f\i.
A!: wiAirantcd to be of t!i» lx*ni matenale
and ai.rknu.i.Rfiip. uiyl'llydis
Cdurational.
ST. FRANCIS’ COLLEGE,
I'ndcr the Care ortho Franciscan Brothers,
'■pills INSTITUTION, SITUATE!) IN
A LuRETIU, Liamt.r.M U-ouly, i vun*} .v:.ui&, lour
nt;ie« from Cre-non NuUt.n, on the d.r**rt ruun-
Philadelphia aud PitUai-urgh, was c.iaru-rei ,u l»ui«.
With pntiitgCb to cor,let tn.i u«uul Co.legists Honor*
and Degrees. i'he loc-altou of the Col.age is oot; oi W.**
moat healthy m Pennaylvanu— Uu- poruoo of ihs
Allegheny ■•lomi’.atus l«eiag proverbial for tu purs
wn:»-r, br:u mg air, ar,d picturesque scenery.
i hy hk'lu loeLc year on the KIRBT MON-
J,AV alu-r Lbs lath of AUul'BT, as J end.- hI-jui the 28th
of JL'NL fo.. \ving. ll a dtrtde>l inl-i two
buideru.* caniiOt returu hom« i*-tue»*n the henston-
All u,« Apparatus ue<«HHary lor lau<l Burteymg, Eu
ginoerirg. Ac., will U- luni.-htnl by tile ln*ututi.»ti
to the Hiudeuic. lu.-trumeuuJ and Vocal Mu*tc fotrus
no ojtra chargs. Students will be admut/'d from sight
yea; -u, l i.o age <>f tu h r>od -
1 la as—Board arid Tmuou, payalile haj yw»rlv in ad
Tiave $lOO
Washing and use <,f BsUding ]u
C'lL-x'eni anil Modern 1 extra 1U
Sludtiulii eud VncaUoQ nl ihe College lj
pu-fsreuce Can be mads to Uie Ku Rev. Bishop O’Con
nor, to lbs Roy. i’. S. Reynold*. Si Mary’s, lx>retto, and
to other Clergymen ut u,s Fttt*i»urgh I'toc*--.*.
BATLii Si JOHNSON’S ROOFING
WM. JOHNSON
WOULD GIVE NOTICE that lift has
purchaaM th»’ of m.- laie part Der, (i. A
BATKB, in the Rooting Bu-iuep-, aud is the sole manu
facturer and dealer m the following three distinct kinds
of Roofinp :
-Ist. touin Elastic, Cement, Felt
and Can,ass Routing.
W. Improved Felt, Cement and
Gravel Roofing.
S«I. Patent EnglUli Asptinltlc
Felt Roofing.
All warrauied FI RK ANI * W A I KK FKlk.iK. Roofing
MairnaJ ff«r .-utlts with printed mstructien* for ustaj'-
Office mI UiUMt A John»ou’< old staod, 7h Bmilhfi'*'d rsl
WILLIAM JoHNHON.
N A— I This Ouui Ouisol is UQoqualled a* a Paint for
Metal Roof*, lasting iwtce as long, at toast, as paint, and
oOttHper. _ ina.27:dAw
'JpliO v tOUL.N, UJA 1. A S U CAKHDN ufL
LAMP STORE
1 bUAKA.NTKK MY
COAL AND CARBON OIL
lube the b*.-t iu thin raarkt-i, and my etyleH of LAMPS
are the late.-t nod l out, him <>i <vver>
DUAL CM L i*> the moat economical aud brilliant light
bo own. and is entire, y nou-oxploMve.
Wliolenaln dealer.* and country storea supplied with
Coal or Carbon Oil, pure, >md of tne finest quality, at low
onoes, aLo, 1-iH.Dipn, Wick.- and Chimneya.
0. THUMM,
Nos. 10 and 12 Fifth street, below Market,
in the K«,\*|»u-»r DnmiUin HtoijoQ.
P . F . G E I S S t .
PRACTICAL HACHISIST A ENGINE MILDER;
uj.viKAirruii H.ii
STEAMBOAT & FcRRr-BOAT MACHINERY & HULLS,
STEAM ENGINES,
Railroad Castings, Mill-Gearing, Sic.
WKLLSVILI.K, Olilo.
OUI'KHd Wl OT'K.LM ENGINES Full HIE
Oil, COOTHI 1 ,
PROMPTLY PILLEI).
»EH AM) SUEDKD-IUSl) lIN (I I .Mis,
different site*, on Laud. Refer lu
uu'Jl.im _ W. M SCAIKK. Pittsburgh.
PUKE LIQUORS. —Families o:m buy a
boule of Rhine, Fort, Madeira, Tenenlle, Sherry o
Malaga Wine. Also, Cognac Brandy of different brand*,
▼ery Old Monongahela Whisky, Lnarapaigne in quart,
plot Hud ana hall' uuu bottles; reduction made by uozeo
or lialf dozen. Ail toe above for anle by the quart or
gallon.
5. B—'Those wihidng adulterated liquors need nol
D. Klck&lMKN,
lol Third ntra*
XT AY (3c CUMJ/ A K“Y",
“■ BOUKBELUCRS, STATIONERS,
AND
blank book manufacturers,
NO. tb WOOD STREET,
Pittsburgh, I a.
rt./rTassortrooot of Law. Medical and Mine• tl
<*l» Book* constantly r )n hand. m
A Ui’Ei'JS, AVi*Lcis . —l,loo barrels Kus
ir^-k s ' ll ' l '°n»aT Beany Apples, for bale ou wharf,
the wilt also b* *o d O .
F— '■—• As » FKTZKR,> or. Market «nd F‘r*t_ stw.
—Eour acr**s of laod pleas
housa „o‘!, "“'rn 11 M’-uqi w i-.shio|fton, a neat cottage
rwa. U. B«,. • /iTo K ,.«r «.^m Rble * fruil ueaB .
-.■A— H ~ 1 ’ 1 1) her rA Pi i\. si Marital street
S\ LIQUOtts, KINK BRAN-
Ji' ®, ftuM - 8 “*. WhiaEiee, Koras, Ac, Ac., for
•ft WM. BiitNETT,
**“ , iso Woodttreo
DOLLAR SAYINGS BANK,
KO. ,85 FOURTH STREET,
CHARTERED IN 1 8 56.
OPEN DAILY, from 9 to 2 o’clock ; also,
on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from May
Ist to November Ist from 7 to 9 o'clock ; and from No
vember Ist to May Ist. from 0 to 3 o'clock.
Deposits received of all sums not lews than Ox*
Dollar, and a dividend of the profits declared twice a
year, in June and December. Interest has beoo de
clared semi-annually, in June and I>ecember, 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, and bears the same interest
from tne first days of June aud December, compound
ing twice a year without troubling the depositor tocjdl or
even to present his paiu* book. At this rale, money will
donblo in less tnan twelve years, making, in the aggre
gate UOUT AND OM-OALr PtR OENT. A YKAR.
Books containing the Charter, By-lAtva, Rules and
Regulations, burnished gratis, on application at the
office
VtCX FILKSIDIXTB.
William J. Anderson. Janu’s B D. Meeds,
Hill Buigwin, I Isaac M. Pemi<>‘*tt.
Kenj. L. Fahnestock, A. M. Bollock, M. U-,
ItopfWell Ri/UTI Hi’bb,
James HcrdmanA James hhidb*.
James D. Kelley, \ Alexander I indie,
Alexander Bradley, \ John U. McFaiiden,
John (c Hackofeu, Bstcr A. Mitdetru,
tieorge BUck, John H. Mellur,
John B. lUu.field, Jnmos M’Auley,
Alonzo A. Carrier, J hu Marshall,
Ciwirles A. Colton, Walter P. Mat-hall,
William iWmglius, John Urr,
John Evans, Henry 1.. Rtngwall.
John Holnn-s, Jnhu H. Miiov-noetger,
Willimn M. Haven, A'»-i ,ndor Hpi-sr.
Re’«»r H Hunker, Wi’li-m K. S-Jniiortz,
K idiiird 11.-V-, Ism..- v. hiiti.T
William 8. Laveiy, Chi nimu \ eager.
UHARLKrt A. - oLIoN.
LOAN OFFICE
HENRY W. tI.USOTTI,
No. 100 Smithflold St.,
Near tho corner of Fifth,
IMTTXBriU.iI. HA.
MUNEV in Urge and amnll iiuanhliOH
loaned ou f.O il and Hu\,t, 1 •iKirt.nd-,
and Bilrer W'vtt'ht-*, and nil kiudsof valuahh* hi
tides, for any leng'l, of n:no agx-ed >n Tim goo.l*
.-anuot l>e delivered without till* Ticket Nol a<“<:</UM
uble in case of Me.
Hours from 7 A M. U> lo B. M. ia3u
WM. H. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Bankers aud Exchange Brokers,
Wood Sired, corner of Third,
NilnLMK> A SUSS, k. nkers mu I Kx
• change Brokers, aud l*ea'«-rs iu Note-. I'ritlL-
Aeoepuii- «, Oohl. Nl.>r hikl Bk .’k N.-u- -. Rx- hang.
od the Eastern sn>l tte*u-rn '11.•• - (-• D-iAUtI) for-ah
C*-Uei'te'fi* trial- in Hii 'he cili*-- tlir>Higleiiit 'he
l oiled Sts 1 -*. l~pox]t* reee.twl ill I>.»r fuinl-or cur
rem pH|». r. No ti 7 Market -if’' ’. t*-'.weeu I h.rd and
Fourth streets. mio-.ly
‘Jrtrtitg ifladunts.
WHEELER & WILSON’S
SEWING MACHINES!
NO. 'll FIFTH STIIKET,
PITTSBURGH.
PAIRS OP 1800!
WHEELERii WILSON
AHttrdoti Uie Kir*l Premium nl Uie
LM I Kl* S I A t E- . A l it
oH;ii'IUKKt- ...
11. LIN ■ »1M >1 A l ii r M it,
W |V(-. i.Sj-! > y\\ n-. K t • i.,
hiWA b 1 A I K FAIR
h La Y\ t.Ki tn \ IK M.K;
I i N.NKsnl ll ' i a l h- Mill.
NhVf Ji.Riil i - 1 l I h t Aid;
V HUM' »N I " t \I i 1 \! I'..
11l !' 'A‘ >' i Mil 11 a N 1 1 I .
»nl I*>V 1 Li.h si A MO IN." III! 1 1-
i I Nt’ 1 N I I Mlv 1. *N it INH I . I'L’TK
A1.1.1-.1.H! M C'll.vn MIH Riusburgli
And ou • r C -I'.o'y 100 r.i.-m-i >»ii* w m-nnoii
WK » )KKKK Tw TU E H' DUG W H KKI.-
LR A iVl’ldthli SEU'I>.. M.t
CHINK Ad 'KF.UrcKI* PRICES, with ircrt-ased «-olg
deuce in it* menui a** the l«e.nt*.ml tr.*>n' rel-.ad. Khu...»
b*-eu,g Ms-. Mae now in -i-e ll *ea.s •-,{<m..y • '.o
U:e lhH-k»>t and th:u»-el fahn-. make* Uie l«>rk -LiW;L
unpOHSinte U» unravel. wiUi lh-< adv-Hiitags <-■
being alike on <oth -:>le-. tnnii.ng no ridtre nor t-haii
on the underside —t* simple in conatrurinm. mom
spee.ly m movement, and more uuraoie uiua any oihrt
machine.
We g-ve full mstriu-tion* to enable C:** pur-'haaer tc
»e» ord>ij« ry ecttms, *'..u-h, hi-tn, fevi, qu.it, gsitier.
bind, and tuck, ah on the same macnine, and whiraui
ll for ifirvo yea:».
Circulars <Mi:iaun;ag l#*«il.u»«<nialv from lad-es of *.'•
b.gheat -landing. Ea-1 sind West. y.'. pr.oes, Ac, w s..
be ftirntsl.ed vra: - on app’i-'atmr. to or by letter
Sowing Machine Need.t-s, Mik Tw..-t Coltou :ind Ud,
constantly or Laud.
mys ' W3I. SI’.MNEK.
HOWE’S HEW SHITi’LE
Sewing Maphines,
A KE ADAPTKDtoaII kiiuD of FAMILY
J\ BICWLS*j, working equally wed on t!.« ! gbleat
anTneavieat fabnes, making tho
alike on la>th Mdea, which cannot be
Raveled or Fullod Out.
Ajod for Tailoring, bhin Making, uaiter K.u.cg anu
bhoe Binding, these have no superior Can and nee
them at NoTiO PilUi atreet. Up Btatrs.
&p2o:d*Wtf
GKO VEK A'- BAKEK’S
SEWING MACHINES,
Within the reach of all,
Prices Reduced for Seven Years, frr-m |46 to
UlO, ineludjog Ueraurs. Increased ißciimes for man
ufacturing and the curtailment of litigation expense*
consequen upon recent deciaions of the United State-
Courts affirming the validity ol the tiroverd Faker's
Co.’s ptUoui- enables this company lo furnibh their
SEWi.sti MACHINES with Uiiporutnumprovtfraet.ta at
greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
The «u|>onoriiy of these maoh.ues for family use and
manufactures in the same range of purpose and nin-
U-i lals is attested by the tens of thousands using them,
and tiio moderate prices at which they are now sold,
places thorn within the reach of h'l and obviates alt ex
cuse for tampering with tr one inferior and low priced
nmohioen which have ao mucli*pre)ijdi«-oJ the Sewing
Alachinn huMnenn. Every uiachine sold by ua 10 war
ranted for throe year?, we nNo give instructions free of
charge to purchasers to enable 1 hsm to HEM, KEI.U
GA TIIKR, ilh H AND EMhKOil-Eli, ALL uN THE
tSAMK MACHINE-
Circulars can t>e had at our office free of charge by
apulyiug either in per*,oo or hy mail.
.V B dewing Mac nines, Nf.-dles, Bilk Twist, CoUou,
L-oustautly on hand.
WILLIAM MEANS,
UAKRI3UN A- CUKKIN,
(reueral Fartuerß.
MEANS & COFFIN,
to Meaus A Co,)
WHOLESALE ÜBO CMS,
Corner Wood uml Water Sts.,
I'l' PITTBBURCH, PA.
UILLIAiII UAVALEY,
WHOLESALE GKOCEK,
Noa. 18 and 20 Wood Street,
WM. H. SMITH
WM. H. SMITH & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCEBS,
118 SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS,
mrtH IMlUburgki, Pa.
Wm. MrittJL, - ....C. W. Kjoxxtuoh, PUwburgh.
MILLER & RICKLETSOIV,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
mUNUIKS, WINKS AND SEGAKH,
NOti. 231 AND 228, OOKNEK OF LIBERTY AND
IB WIN BTBEET3,
AND SOU.S ASJSNTS FOB
SWEARER’S CITY GLASS.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Iron, tfalb, Cotton Yarns, &c., <tc., Con
stantly on Hand. [mr2
•i . * r « * 1
-V f *iu Ik,.
*--. v ,r- f ' -*j- '■ v $ V.v' ’• -
: #.4 S “ J
<dpHaitcial.
rtMIDIRT.
GEORGE ALHREK.
Bxcaxvanr x<it>Tßtxttßea.
prnvid R *H. FK.NN’A
LOCK STITCH SKAM
W. 11. Lancell.
CIiATtuNKY a WALTER,
No. IS Fifth otrc*et,
cieneral Agent*.
(Srams.
DAVID M’CANDLEdS
Special Partner.
PITTSBURGH.
.JOS. R. HUNTER.
ASP EK7OEUIB 0V
-■* t#- «.«
Jiisutjante.
Indemnity Against Loss by Fire. !
The franklin fire insurance!
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. Office, No. 435
ana 137 CHESTNUT STKKET, near Filth.
STiTntUtf 0 1 ASe’ETS, Ja&XAM Ist, 1960.
J'ublished Agreeably to An Aci ~•/ Ai.wMi/, icing :
Firut s.-.-urtM si,v*o.3V3 95
lU-aI Estate, (prefinni va'ue $100,013 61. (t <.st. lud,yw'»
Temporary Ixian* on an.pli* < -oli it^*r a J .-w. :* S'.i.Utt 66
Block a, (protw-nt THhie tittO.w'’. oont W.TuC 66
Noim* and bill* Koixivabi*- !.•>•:! uu
Ca.tb 'l\ ,y]J 33
, r , , . r ft*
Tho only prof. i- from prem.urr.e tbix co:iu>m.7
can dnnje by law, aru iron* ru>lts which hare t*<-a d<£
Uirmined.
lnallranoes mado on ivr daaonpticn of Prop, rtv, ;a
lowa and Country at rata. a, a, a:a con»..-t.-al»dh
sociirily.
bmee thmr ncorponitio-i. a ~„r „d of thirty year*,
thty haui (laid Inanw, by Fin,, to an amount oici/odin,!
Four Mil bona of Dollar., thnr.by ulV.rdin* cridom-o ol
the advantages of Insurance, a* w. :i j L , the uhility uud
dlepoalUon to moot with ( . r orn[.rnea,< all liahil-lio.
lojsatis paid durili R th>‘ year IM.U, toiled 36.
MBIOTOHI.
Chwloa W. Banckor, Modoci li. I.owia,
totiiaa tt« R nor, baud S. Hroau,
Samuol.ranl, l-aa.-l.oa,
Jacob H. Srn-th. Kdaimiti. Daw,
W. Richards. (HMirun
KJ.WAKI. C
WM. A. HThr.la. t>p>i<rn.
_ ia J. I.AMiM.K COFFIN, Ayr-nt,
my!6 NorU.ejwit t■■irn**r Tlii:,l nu>i V. <»..i rijoote.
Western Insurance Company,
OK PITTSBURGH.
(.Kuiti.K iMlihiK,
K M. <i' >K i >< '.N, Hcrroury
urnci .Nu.« W.;t«r nr«-vl, A Wi,rohou»e
U|i -ilxjrMj } .unburj^h.
~ .W*! 1 lauuro ftKaitui H : k KI Ki*. and M A KI.N E
KlfiKs.
A Jl(-wi« I:iMilik<oq manai."’-! i.y i>■ •< w' *, nrt
w>.M known in 0>« '‘'•rnu. uniy , u.n i v. i,u m*« ,i,.i,.| 1,
U S M < iJn-r»)uy, u> n; . niu ;j th. . : .u\«.
wlii<-h lh«*y hH»n ji 11 ante-l, u-» <»:!.-r.iw i: ; ., U:-t i.r.'U-o-
Uoll It. UIC til Win. J tifr- 10 U- Ili -u;. 1
AHSK'I 3, ui T 1 »lihi: i.u., !*ui
■St.x-k Af*(*<<uo> *
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i.si ou
:.>UJ 43
1
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Prmmum
N nod Lilia ili^c-ouuU'.J.
6ia»cfone
<■*»*<■ rtf'* 1 ''i.’ -<i rt, K Miller, Jr,
W. .Uiuhji M’A i!- v,
Nathan*..*! }l<m«*<«, ,>ir;.ir-|{
Um H. Hmnh, < i.av W RickrUun,
An.Jn*w A.-ku-v, w, n M.-Kn^hi,
AiciHii.i.T hj-M-r, M. Lo,;.',
K*-. h J '1 liorijn • ~~ ,
PHILAUKLI'IIiA iMHE AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
KO. 149 CHESNUT STREET,
Opposite Ihe Custom lloum,
Capital s2l(),i<>o._ *4o-1,0 l*»
WILL MAK.L ALL KINDS wF IN.sU-
Ka:>( h, ♦vahor lVrin-LUAj ur I on *• \.-i^
dm* nj.Uun of ]*ro{x»ny u; Merchsiidir#*.. nt rea^mni.le
ralt** of pro-mum.
KuHKKT |* KIN'.. WrM.i-'.t,
M W KAl.l'U'lN. \ n'vi'fi.mJoLl,
I'lK I“I i >K.*5
L'Larlon Kh*mh, K. K ( oto,
K. K Kuitliah, '.r.,r>'t)U pr..wa,
P it. bav.irj. ph «. iTiui,
r Hnennjui, Jihr. Claytou,
a. J li Wdor,
K b«*<*r« :a:T
J >• iruKFIN, ActsDt,
)J*ly 0<> r u**r I'ii.r.J ami V\
UFLaWAKL Ml iI’AL sA KhT Y IN
bI'KAM’K i >MFAN S - I V uLi’ <KA Ihb I.Y
THK I.L'.InLA ITUi. "r II .VY-KAaNJa, iKit
01-flcß n R t'OhSKK THir.’-AXb W* l.XHrs i'.\
i' Hll -A 1> K! .1':! i a M AKIN i. • ••MSt »\.,• S -ti \ .v-i..
t.’ai C“ *»i»J h u> KJi par •• <■( lL*i W r. j. I N I.A N 1 •
i Nbl UAM.hft ou «mL,,m
l.mK iNr !ii )«/;• ••.' i'..- i i.-d )N
M'RA.V Ki or M f"-hMis.-r
li.A
I'UOTuH-, -roll. M nT'.i-. Kilt.,,'.! A Ko I, •Ir r,
:‘n-I ;.iiu» i'au I ii i. J Mi N i Vnro/I. •ri
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l.Hxtaife Jc-<*|.h H. ,-H ... b: li M. (in-'-.'i «.
1... jw-r. Hu l 'r«. 1 ' r"«r .'••• K.• \ -v. i. .<-i i. >.<- u
i f H.,.:. *.««. I.l* ,r I : -,ri ~..,. il
j.-in- Hrih-Lr, Sj*r:>>-fr M'u*- -i Tl;«’i? limit
K 11«• 11 ]Ui; Lou, JT. .1»' •i* loi >■(%, J ttiiir'F' 11. ' 1 r.»»ri<i
iw-Lua 1‘ Kj r«\ H N-n.) Tin!.. .. [■ 1
M..r r ' HU , \ .j ,
WII.UAM M \KI ! N, I‘re-i-K-aL
TIUto t.’ llANs*, Yi«;c Pi
htnat Ltl*ojui, bdcroiary.
V A M\l• r. ’ r . V.'.
No. ©a V. k.-t -.j -'. ■ •i-
Ciluiu'n lasuraiift ('om|iuny uf Tilhlinrsb
Ollirr, Cor. of Market anti Water Sts.
vs M I vwALKY, • >tr.
MA.MI'Kf. KK.a, 'Larv
jhTI«; V>HJt»A IS I
l Si-tiroh i*o“» IUI i i 1 '.!< ... i !<>• Na • , . ,• '3
Of l!.** .HouU.rru AA<l v\- r.l r» !• i , • „i. 1
liuurm agalunt l.uiu and Ltuuiuge by Cl re.
Vi id. hi»a.'l. M. ii-.j
)*•>. fVrK. Jr, t’ L
li. !•. Jon«*!s «. *|'U k. '' V• >. J < ..t ».••!! f i
Krunri* S. il**rn, >. I'. Km- - , i-.*>r
J'iM) .ihiptOQ, [T"'inr,. i: J* *- %
Wfr>T BHA.\CII
Mutual Insurance Company,
LOCK iIAVK.N, CI.INiU.S O'L'Ml
CUABTKK.KD BY TIIK LKCHH.iU'KK UK PENN
YLVANIA.
CiiU > ay.idL fSOO.uGO 1 I'-n num .V./,.
This lmmi’any will ix.m'ke un
Nion’l'iAU'l.io, }• juiiuri.-. *«■. ;u tcuvn or
country.
1 'lai-.-Tow ;—Hull. J J. Pr*i*r«'.>, .1 H. H.... T !' M rum*,
Hou i* C Korrejr, Out*. Cti-u ! 1 K '*• r. ivm. «. A.
ilav«»r. IV.* r Du-iiaoii, W Wh.i.\ 1 !.<.uw^
H-.iN. «* f H.AKN ij\ , I’rr.-. 'oDl
T 1. AHEiSj, \ ■• <> l'r'-s;'i«‘iit.
Tuua. fclircHta, n^cretKry.
J. A. I.U’i’KK 1, A-t Mil,
.1 S£l > • I-. 1. •. xir.-vU
PENNSYLVANIA IKSUHAKCECO,
or Pit in burg li.
No. 63 Fourth Sti*«t
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Painter, Rodv Patterson, 1. Wrier Sproul,
A. Colton, Jame* FL Hopkins. A. A. Carrier,
Henry Sproul, Ni<*h. Wogliily, ic-cri" W.Smith.
A. J joop«, Wade lltunplo'', t*.ol-ert Patrifk,
Chartered CftpUal.. S3UU.OOO
FIKK AND MARINE RUR3 TaKKN, ol nil de
MTptiouH.
omctßi :
A. A. CARRIER, PresulenL
1. GSIKK SPROI ; J-, Secretary. [jal.ly
BCERIIAVE’B
HOLLAND BITTERS
mu
DYSPEPSIA,
Uver Complaint, Fever and Ague, to.
'Hie •ucocwful lntr>x)Qction end na» of this aMirtM
Remedy )im been ibe *>KnrU for e Literal flood of anpeewfe
celled M Bitterly oflervl Id various forme, tTca* e f*art
bottle to e fire gallon kw. ootU this word “ Bttun * U bwl
another name for “ grogc 09 sotas rlllelnotu whJskay wl>
tore.
But the really great relief derived from the tala at* ifiuw
Ode Uaspoooful, of our tuedldne,
BQERHAVE’S HOLLAND BITTERB,
And (A* tmMrt absent* of oflrr prostrahsm, bee eetabllehed
for it e reputation which to* boat of imitation* and cut*
forfeit* have blind to uudoruilne. It 1* txwitivelj e Vaf»
table preparation, with barely sufflefont pore spirits ta
prwerrt It.
Bat ene of the genuine, (Half Plat BottleiJ prt - *
One Dollar.
It i« a medicine of long tried efficacy for Pnri/yims
lh* Blood, io ouential for the foundation of good
health and for oorrecting disorders of the stomach
and bowels.
Two or three dosed will convince the afflicted of
its salatary effects. The stomach will speedily regain
Its strength, a healthy action of the liver, bowels
and kidneys will soon take place, and renewed
health be the qaiok-result.
For Indigestion,
Try Brcrhave’s Holland Bitten
For Heartburn,
Try Barbaras Holland Billers.
For Acidity,
Try Bterbave'i Holland BUUri,
atarbrash,
Trj Barhave’s Holland Bitten*
For Headaohe,
Try tarh&ve’i Holland Bitten.
For Lom of Appetite,
Try Burh&ve’i Holland Bitten.
For Ooetlven.ee*,
Try Bar have’* Holland BltUra.
For Pllee,
Try BsrhaYo'i Holland BltUrt,
ll all Nervous, Rheumatlo and Neuralgic Affiw.
ttnea, U has In numerous instances pro red highly
ban social, and in others effected a decided care.
BRAD CABSrULLTI
The Battuta* highly eotmautratod Bcerbavv > B EkO*4
■Stars k pat «p tn haltplu* bottlas only, and yefctfM st
One Dollar par bottia. Ei» (mat for tkh Irwt*
wleteetTl madfctna baa induced eamy whhe
Iha pabUo should |uud pvrctesSa^
Mm*mt qf fmfctititml Jea ohif ear mm * « fts hfcf
mmry badU pow foijr.
BENJAMIN PAGE, JH. * CO.
cols rxoruxTOia,
fITTHBUHBH, S»A.
S KUCEKIBS.—
\Jf ioo bags Rio Coffee;
25 pockets Jnva do*,
26 nhds. Porto Rico Sugar;
60 bbls. Easlwick's Syrup:
ICO kegs Bi. Curb. Soda;
'JO bbls. Crushed and Powdered Began;
100 boxes various brands Tobacco;
I6o|half chestsT.H. and Block Te»;
2D M H Gunuowdur and Imperialdoi
For salafti WM, B. SMITH A 00,
tyrtf Bococd m
'%<' * * * 4 ‘ ' ’
a. * *»‘ • N*.
- -Vi"' *! - '■■'•%.”*
I- ‘SjZ*
insurance.
FIRE INSURANCE
BY THE
Reliance Mutual Insurance Co.
•Of Philadelphia,
On iiuildings, Limited or Perpetual, Merchan
dise, Furniture, &c., in town or country.
OFFICE AU. 308 WALNUT STREET.
Cash Capital,
Assets,
Invested an follow*, viz:—
First Mortgage on Improved City Property,
worth double ihe amount $166,600 00
Ground rent, first class.
Penn-iylvftQiakKi’roAd Co.’s Cgl cent-Mortgage
Loans *30.000, cost 27,900 00
PhitsUi-iplria rity nper o»'nl lood 80,000 fiO
Allegheny County 0 cent. Pennsylvania
Kftiiioud bonus 10,000 00
l»'.»*ral lottos, wul! secured 2,600 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Rail
rood company, mortgage loan 4,000 00
Pennsylvania ihulroad Company Stock 4,OuQ 00
Hto< l: of the Reliaime Mutual Insurance Co~ 24,360 00
Suxdt of County Tire Insurance Co 1,060 00
Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Company. 700 00
Commercial Bank do 6,136 01
Mechanic*' Bank do 2,012 60
I" ill on M. Insurance Co’* Scrip 160 00
Bill* Receivable, bu.-ioes* paper 10,297 18
Kook Accounts, accrued interest, etc-.- <k2lo 72
Ca.ili on hand and in in tiaod* of agent* 11,386 16
$303,508 9e
CLEM TINGLEY, Presidep
DiatCTOKS.
Clem Tinglev, Samuel Bispham
Wiihnm ft. 'fhompHon, Robert Steen,
Kredenkc Brown, William Muaser,
Cornel,u* So veDson, Benjamin W. Tingley,
John K. Worrel, Marshall Hill,
H L. Cur-on, Z. I/othrop,
K-ils-rt Totand, Charles Iceland,
Frederick Leiinig Jacob T. Bunting,
Churle- H. Wood, Smith Bowen,
Janie* S Woodward, John BisseH, Pill*.
B. M. H INCH MAN, Secretary.
J GARDNER COFFIN, Ag«nt,
jnvlfl Northern*) i-orner Third and Wood »*u-oets.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE Ctf.
OF PITTSBURGH
OKFICE-io. 37 Fifth Street, U«ak Ulock.
TNMJRKS against all kinds OK
i FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
ISAAC JoNfcß, President; JOHN D. MrCORD, Vice
President; b. M. B'MjK, Secretary; CapL WILLIAM
DEAN. General Ageuu
bian-to**—lsaac Jonas. C. G. Hturner, Harvey Child*,
Cepu R. C. .ray, John A. Wilson, B. L. FahmmUsck, John
b. McCord. Cop’-. Aiam Jacob*, R. P. Blerhog, CapL W.
bean. Rob*t I* M’Grew, Rob*t t Davit*. irrsB
U- B.‘: 4 7c
(Blassirare.
W CONNIMiidAX D. CUKKIMQHAJI, &. OtWHINQUAJI,
l>. lUM3IX _ C. DCXCAX
pvNNINu if A MS & CO.— PITTSB UKG li
\J tY!*Y t.LASd WORKS— WAREHOUSE, No. no
Waif r si.T?«t, nad 156 First street, Pittsburgh, Pa-, three
dooM below Monoiigrthela House, Manufacturer* Ot
Pitt-burgh City Window Glass, Druggisi*’ Glass Wure,
.■»mi American Convex Gla.-s.for parlor windowa,churehe«
ami j’i.blio butiJjQgH. . *«l2:ly
\i : w ri u ii.
GALLAGHER, CRAIG & CO.,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
UT EAM AN h (.AS PIPE Kiri'EßS
I'LU M b k-Kd aii J F 1 .Nlhli KKd ol all kind* ol brass
*urk,
lIKAUEKB 1M (lAS mTVKES, JkC.
oaic* and Ware room, No. 14$ Wood at.,
flve Doors from Kiflli.
Kuuuilry, No. 154 First at., five Doors below
Dlunonguliela House.
1 :,r •-..i1l Ltiuim practical skill sod experience m the
r trik.-u- i>r*u. i.,'* ul Bra-i Casting, Steam anti <.***• Pipe
f Am x< «*1 tl.n it«u'..r inn»tiU-rs t»l the nmi, will
; i-i-r-oii.il niivi.iiuii U> all Wurfe culni.-icd to
U e:ii t , i. I elilitu- li* tv s sUitre ol public pslfouago
All orders Promptly Filled.
iyM.ii
£'l li It IS T MAS 1' HUfiE N T S
BEAUTIFUL Faih DhK^,
Coal Vu&oa, Viro Irona,
I'LVTK W ALSLliii, TUAIH AAU VABKS
11> f.Si i>KJI ANNU IKA SETS, at
f ' 'b. hLl.MlNti, successor to L. Wiicox
\f At o, i-urtiHi <.'! Marktu siret-i and tiie Diamond.
.• r ( >- I'l.tj.rhiiil) ou Land a full H.norluisilt of DKCt/S
•i •. • i>'i N , is, M hbit IN£ cli iiiW'l'S, Pfclßi-'UMEKV, anu
|i : i.i.u ug to the busiDe**.
tC p;.v-*i«'.ails' J*re*capt»oas c*ir ■•mlly COmpoundeJ
-M !■ r• . ~
.! AO. TBSO.T|B*SOA Ac CO.,
HOl’rfK, Mi.N AN I. OK.NAMKNTAL
fAINTEIiS AND GLAZIERS,
r.o. 135 Third Street,
MOUSE, SIGN
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
Vu. 'i. Cur. HU Clair St. ami l>uqtu‘*ue Way
4cd*A;i work oQtruii'eU lo me will Ut Neatly and
i'romi'ilv Eie«MKril.
UMUI UKBUIV,
OHGAN MANUFACTURER
Ketju cuuttonlly ou hand
Church and Parlor Organ**,
oK EVERY SIZE AND DESCRIPTION.
VJ n. 1. Three stops, 7 feet 5 inched high,
4 feet y loches wiue, '2 feet ti inches deep.
No. 1. Five stops, y feet f> iuches high, 5 leei 0 inches
W. !«•. 3 fe«-l rt mcnoM deep.
N>. 3 Light slops, U feet <i inches high, 7 feet 3 tn*.
Wi'l.\ 4 feet 8 lochf h deep.
No. 4. Twelve slops, 13 feel high, 9 feet 0 iaa. wide,
T I eel deep.
'l l'.** ui-.ve dimeusioos are for Grecian Canes; tf Goth
io ihey will i»j somewhat higher.
Far further lnlorinulioti apply to
JuHN il. MKI.LOR,SI Wood street,
lIKN’KY KKUfcIN, 172 Centre street,
NEW YORK.
Or
apl3 ] \ nnl
B. PtRHY,
BOOT 2i£ A. IE ER ,
Third Street, near Wood,
( r IVo boors above the Telegraph Office.)
A n 'Eli A LUNG ABSENCE FROM
J\ die hoot business, has again commenced, and
daUf - uimaelt that he will be able to render, general
satin! K-iion, ami would be pleaded to see his former
an«l tneud*. He has on hand the best ol
KKI.Ni H CALK SLINB. and none bat the best of work
men vt 11 receive employment. Bntuflod that he is
competent to judge of the workmanship and material,
he wi.l give hu undivided attention to this brunch ol
batting >te. anlil-lv
HILLEHMAM & 00.7 '
jj"AVE A COMPLETE STUCK OF
Hal*, ( ups and Ladles’ Furs,
Which they i dor at the Icwewt prices, wholesale and
CIUAL V’A.SES, of tut*. moat elegant de-
J aigu* aud beautiful patterns.
Coal Uoda anti Buckets,
In great variety and cheap.
> KVL)KHS oi all kind* -Nursery, Wire, Prussia Iron,
Cast Iron and Common, Bruss Ti plied and Ptaio, at
T. J. CBAIO’S,
o<*l7 124 Wood street, pear Fifth.
3' UF SAW
L YKR’H CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
ter •uih)t*(*tiQg it to the severest tests known to the
trade, are fully pursuaded that there is do Family Wash
ing Soap in the united States, for su little money, haying
at ouce so many good qualities, (aud so few discounts.)
OF UKAUTI'—In colors, firmness, surface and tex
ture guoerally.
Ur PURITY—Iu freedom from rosin, turpentine
clay, finh oil*, “tale grease, and adulterations.
OFQUALIM —For washing clothes, of every des
cription, eoitnu* or line; ooium, linen, woolen or silk
dyed, printed or white; tor cxasisj tar, grease, pitch,
paint, oil, printer*’ ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., from
clothes, furniture, and from the hands.
Give it a lair trial for yourselves, and be convinced.
Remember, (lie name is on each bar. Ask for a oopy
of the directions. B. C. A J. H. SAWYER,
nr>S 4T W»w( wtreet. P»"ulwrffh
SCUTHBKUT * BUN, attend to the
• eale aud purchase of Real F.atate, collection on
Reuis, Borrowing aud Loaning Mouey* on Note*, Bonds
MorlgMiC's. Ac., 61 Market street. u 024
Da W MILL FUK SALE WITH 2$ ACRES
O of Laml, Water Power; I run of bum lor use of
intollory, and all conveniences for doing a lirge busi
nes'*. bi'tnale near the 2d Lock not far from the River
jfth H. <!hTn HJCRT * BO*. 61 Market street.
SO 111 N(i TB E TIMJSS.—WaII Paper and
il jr.lers will be sold at reduco 1 prices, by
W. P. MARSHALL,
i a 7 87 Wood Htree
CHEAP WALL PAPERS.—For sale by
( )a 7) w. p- marshall.
WUUtLN IIOOPS AT COST.—Balance
ol ail'd will he closed out at r'vsu
LATUN.CRKE A MAC.RUM,
ini 17 Futli atrwel.
B' UCKWHEAT FLOUR.—«,Ouu pounds
Buckwheat Flour in 60 pound sacks in More and
lorwiiot.y JAME* A. FETZKB,
comer Market ami Fin*< wta.
rVitY fiumi
76 sacks Prime Fry Peaches;
36 - “ - 4 Apples;
Rereivud and for sale by
fiENRT R. COLI4NB
No. 25 Wood Rfcr»e
Cu UK
i>r
i'iSU. —Ii,UUO prime Codfish, tor sale
WM. fl. SMITH 40 0,
113 ffocood 4 147 Fourth its
1 fk CENT PRINTS, BEST IN THE
1 V/ City Balmoral Skirts, Shirting Mualina, Uneas,
pillow Casing*. Shawls and ClcaltH.
B C. HANBON LOVB,
fed T 4 Market street.
LARD. —5 tierces for sale by
ia2s U 8 Secwndfiir FcmUra
” -VV t:V- «-_«bYS
.Z ■
5‘229,510 OO*
$303,508 9tt.
T.
144 WOOD bT»
Five dt.orn from Fifth
P(( lihurs It, Pa
(SECOND STORYS
<l CO.,
75 Wo*«l street.
.. ' »
: x *
r * r '££^ sU u4-Zi
•i' -y, - '- , \ ,* * •>= ■#'- ' ,■. yjsfifes m:
if.’U»■*>■-♦<• . • •<*,* ;■ • .* «'•£'
v * ■; j : ~ •: ’•* » **; a*
■■ l * ■ 1
'■'* '■* “'V-V "‘'
a. phium—.—*—
M’KEE & PHILIPS,
»EMBAL COOPERAGE,
.1 TafiA MW IABWM 0.
Pi) cite Street,
Between Rand and Wtyoe eiwtA,
PITTSBURGH, P£WTA.
4GT“We are prepared to tarnish Goal OH, Whisky, Ale,
MolfL»ye»&nd Pork BACH£IB, at the h 0 ool'-oa,
tad od the moot rwuwtAhle terms. wefll.-lv
S. 11. & tVP7^A«¥I7E,
MAHOPACTUEEES
AND DEA LESS 11ST
BOOK, CAP, LETT! R, and all kinds of
WRAPPING PAPER, .ave removed from NO. 47
WOOD STREET to
No. 33 Smll afield street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
or Trvje fot Rach. ftp9_
B. V. & J. U. SAWYER,
■Lunvumivu of
r.ARD OIL, CANDLES,
Palm, Toilet and Uosln Soaps,
Ha. 4T Wood Street, Pltt«burgh, Pe.
Wffl. CLAfTOX,
HOUSE AKD SIGN PAINTER,
No. 31 Diamond Alloy,near Wood BU,
PITTSBURGH, PE.
N. H-~—A1! order* rraiwtdlv sUended to.
kIOHA&D W.
FOURTH STREET.
UPHOLSTERY
No. 85 Fourth Street, near Wood.
nriifc; sußscKißEita manufacture
M. and keep constantly od Laud every article Ld their
line, viz: Curutcea, Omaim-uU,Curtain Gouda,Comforts,
Feather Beds, Mattra»«ew ol all kind*; aiso/the celebra
ted Patent Spring Bede. All kinds of shaded, Blind*
ami Fixtures.
44" Prompt attention eiveu to all orders for fitting and
laying down Carnet*, Uil Cloths, Ac. »
octl7:lyd ROBERTS A ROKNU K
A FULTON, BELL AND BRASS
/> « FOUNDER. No. 70 SECOND Street; Pittsburgh,
prepared to furnish to order,
CIiURCU, STEAMBOAT, FACTORY AND OTHER
BELIAttK ALL SIZES,
From 10 to 10.000 pouDd*.
CHIME HKLIJi made lo order. STOP AND HA CUE
COCKS of all piz»*s, for Slearaboats.
MINERAL WATER PUSH'S, COUNTER RAILINOS,
and every variety of Brass Castings finished m the
Dealest manner.
4»- BABBIT'S ANTI-ATTRITION MKTAL; EUL
TON’S PATENT MERA.LLIC PACEJNO, for Steam
Engines. __ apffl:lv
AND LAKUKST
Litliographic Kutubliihuient In llit City.
Wifi. §tHllCHiniiV,
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHER
DOS. 17 AND 19 FIFTH STREET,
BREWER'S BULLDINU,
riTTHHURQH, i’ A
GEO. BL.ETCIIER,
Manufacturer of the Celebrated,
GOSSAMER VENTILATING WIG
BLASTING BAUD TOUPEES,
an ivur nxscuP’tioH at
Ornamental Hair (or Lad in and Gentlemen,
NO. 05 MARKET STREET,
WiM. .1. IAVLWK At CO.,
WHOLESALE FISH DEALER,
No. I'l‘2 and lii .\orlh Wharves,
( Above Arch Street,)
PHILADELPHIA.
■XJtAIy
I>. C. mVEELAAB
J£EEPS ajN.STA.NTLY UN HAND
SQUARE AND OVAL BONNET BOXES;
Also, make* to order PLAIM A_Ni> FANCY PAPER
BOXES, suitable tor Shoes, Inry Goods, Ac., At Eastern
prices. Corner Virgin alley and Wood street, (third
story—over Citizen* K:iuk.) Pm.-burgli, Pa. )efcl
~ CARTWRIGHT & YOUNG,
(Successors to John Cartwright,)
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTED
of Pocket and Table Cutlery, Surgical and Dental
unents, Quno, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, etc. No. St
Wood street. They give special aiusutiou to theumuuhc
tunng ol Trusses, supporters, etc. Jobbing and Repair
qr with paoctuahty and despatch. apl?
I AS. Ml LLINGAK, MONUNGAHKGA
v PLANING MILL, would respectfully inform the
public that he has rebuilt (since tn« fire, and haring en
larged his establishment, and filled it with the newest
and most approved machinery, is now prepared to fur-
Qi»n flooring and piarunu boards, scroll sawing and re
sawing, doors, sash and shutter-.,, kuln dried, frames,
mouldings, box-making, Ac.
South Pittsburgh. September 7, 1857. ja2o
alaDBTm coal OIL cumPMy:
BRERKTOX, JOHUSTON & WILKIXS,
No. 45 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
HAVE ALWAYS on hand a superior
quality of LUBRICATING, ILLUMINATING
and CRul 'R COAL OILS.
Also, LAMPS of every variety, Wnoiesaie and Retail.
nplStly
tamjy asriua &uukbt j. Awniaeoa
13EYMER & ANDERSON,, (successors to
S\i Joshn Rhodes A Co. wholesale dealers in FOR*
EON FK-U1 S, NUTS, sriCfcfl, CONFECTIONERY,
BUOARS, Ac, No. afl Wood street, opposite the #l.
Charles JIoU-l, Pittsburgh. &p 2
M . LI T TLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. B 4 ST. CLAllt STREET,
(Or. Iriab’a New Building,)
PITTSBURGH.
STOCKING EMPORIUM!
CHEAP AJSD DUB BBS*
M. DALI',
Stocking Manufacturer, ,
/~<OKNER FIFTH ST. AND MARKET
\J ALLEY. has on hand a tremendous assortment oi
Wooten Siocaiagtijiloaß, Socks, Comforts, (iloves. Hoods,
stock s, for men and women, together with a very exten
sH' sasortment of alt descriptions ol Goods in hia line,
na i mle to the xeasoa. He sells pnn» irticles at Low
I'nciH. Cad and examine.
M. HALT has but one stores andlha 1
or the comer ot Fifth st. and M«rV*»t le?. <p*2l
Norite.
Any person wishing to ado pi
A CHILD, sotiio six weeks old, will call at the
Office ol UK. BRANSTRUP,
og'2* No Si Hrmihfield st., I’msbnrgb.
WILLIAM CABS & (JO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
IMPORTERS OK
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &C.
ALSO,
Distillers and Dealers in
PINE OLD HONONGAHELA RYE WUMY, M.
327 and 329 Liberty Street,
Wigs, Wigs, Wigs,
ANO ORNAMENTAL HAIB, of every
description and Latest Styles of Fashion, menu*
•*ctured by X CL CAMKIION, No. HAFooaxnSs.
The subscriber haring resumed bos in ess in Pittsburgh
wishes to Inform his former friends and patrons of doe
city and surrounding country, &od would call iheix air
tendon to a new and beautiful SELF-ADJUSTING WIG.
It puts all former plans of wig-making in the Ite
merits are lightness, durability, not HahW» tg ah»lnv
bears equally all over the head, and easy -and graceltu
appearance, showing the development of the forehead
true to nature.
Indies are also Invited to call and examine hia new
mode of BANDS, HALF-WIGS and WIGS. Thar de
away with the heavy and formal ivnntwrwii eo
disapproved of to the old atvlaa. iae2ldaw
FITS CURED! FITS CURED!
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
This medicine has brought
Happiness to iheHomes of hundreds,©! Families
that have for years suffered the greatest affliction, in
having some member of their family afflicted with this
dreadful disease. What can bring such bitter grief to
the hearts of parents, as to see their child suffering
with a disease that destroys the intellect and so often
carries its victim unconscious to the grave. Parents 1
In Lite AMERICAN REMEDY yon find what you hare
so long looked for in vain—A Cure. This Remedy is
i\iTeiy Vcg£labU—it contains no ibisonowi Drug*, and
can be taken with safety.
Persons sending tor Medicine, should state the parti*
culars of the case, and the Medicine will be sent home*
jlately to any part of the country. From two to six
bottles will effect & Core in most cases.
Price, $1 per botUe, or six bottles for ifi. Preoared bv
DR. BTARKEY, PittsborghTPa.
Sold by JOS. FLEMING, cor. Market at A Diamond*
49*AU orders should be addressed to DJL 'G.
ST ARK EY Pitt abargh. Pa. aelfclydaw
TO OIL MEN. ~~
l yy'E ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH
Oil. PBIfJ
Bihar COFFEE OB IBON TUBE, ’»«.
VALVES, .
. •: Tky.:
* i*' i •: ">'- -g ‘‘tJ
- ( V -*-? '''
A. iPKU
IMPORTER AND DEADER IS '
BR
Old Dlonongiiliela and Beetifled Whiiky,
fo22:Gm
E. P. .
IMPORTERS
WINES, BRANDEES, |CC.
ALSO SXALXBS «T , -» Ji#
Fine Olid Whiskies,
NO. 6 NORTH FEONT BASEST,
faEtlyd
& D. RINEHART,
aoßayicnisiß ahd dx-luo a &u sojMQf *
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND S EGABS,
Wholesale mid lULati. Dialer in
GENUINE HAVANA CIGABB,
Virginia Chewing Tobacco,
WOOD STREET,
Uavler the 8L Charles Hotel,
Ocll
p. Kouncs
U. W. PiTTEauo.t.
Gui.ji'. B**»»
P ATT Bill SOW & DAWSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
J- CHAR I.' E S li I C K E N
* ATTORNEY AT UW (
OffUt, iVo. Ul (V/ ant HtrttL, n*ur ft/Ou
jaUily _ KutaßiOtO:
IST O T A. K. -Sf PUBIIO
OFFICE at lUe Pittsburgh Post, Fifth
wirA&t. nwr Wood IfM
I SCOTT, DENTIBT,
** • Ud.4 removed to the house lately occupied by
br, W. A. WARD,
Ho. 9TB Pcßta DtCMti
(South side,) third door Above Hand street
M&r Offiofe hours from 9A. M. till 6 P.M. UpUj
JOSEPH &DAHS,
DENTIST,
So. 97 Wylie Street, Pittiburghi
fti/iaisct:—Dr, A. M. Pollock, D. D. Bruce, Eaq., Dr.
Bollock, Theodore Bobbins, Bussell Errett, Esq.
myl-Lly ♦.
JAMES A. LOWEIE, Attorney at Law,.,
Office, Fourth .street, Pittsburgh, between Smith*'.
field and Cherry Alley. dellßyi ■■■,■••
/ 'l EU S. «ELDEN HAVING RESUMED
VJT THE PRACTICE OF LAW, may hereafter b» 1
found at his office, No. 122 Fourth street* -'-'"Vi 1
ie29 ‘ Pittsburgh.*:;.. v .
HAHL, Burgeon Dentist, successor to-„
•©. W. Biddle. No. 144 Sralthfield street. *>* » „
4Qf“ Office hours from 1 o’clock, andtromilv
to 6 o’clock.
gapeman (SatUmg,
B, O C - E H S ’
Ani brot j in* aud * Photograph "
roar pixxrtxZ '■ P
GALLERY, ,
CHRONICLE BUILDING, '
Ho. 70 Street)
NEARLY ÜBPO3ITE THE POST OFFICE
4®-Two Silver Medals and Two Diplomas, awarded fur !
Photographs, Anibroivpes, and Life-Size Pictures.
SMALL PICTURES ENLARGED TO LIFESIZEtC&d ,
colored in >HI on Canvas. wrl :
PEOPLES’ GALLERY,
9S WOOD STREET, ...
Corner of Diamond Alhy,' ■*'*' i
SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
, FULLY announce to Lite citiaeoß of Pittsburgh and 2
mity, that he lias leased the above Popular GsUeryjA 1
and is prepared to take every variety of Picture known* -
to the Photographic Art, in its most perfect gtyß&and r.
at GREATLY REDUCED PB1CB& Important >»*.
provexnents have been added, rendering tiud the
desirable, economical and pleasant location lathe cifrf
myl A. JAQUAYi';;,
PITTSBURGH. PV
WARD &OBJSS)
And oTery article needed in a well furnished dweJlfcßgj '
as well as a splendid assortment of
OFFICE FU&NITURB, '
Constantly oq band and made to order* As tlWOflil;;''
terms On Which business IS done
for CASH, prices are made accordingly. Personamva&t •?,'
of anything m the aboya line, wouTa be ady&nlagedtar
calling at FACKINER Jt IMnSsto&i**.,
No. 102 Hmithfleld street, beiowFiftb* s-.l
J. i). Fausuhe,
Jean M. Lavm
PITTSBURGH, PA,
€. B. SJEEirr, -
Office, Counting Boom of DUpatcb Building.
AGENT for the purchase and saieofUeot,'^
It* tain; the Renting of Property aad CoUecunnof
Bent*; uh» Purchase aad Bale of Btoeka and
undue. :
tIKI'aiTIJYHS
—AT— . ' ■''
87 Fourth St-, Near Wood, Pittsburgh! Pa.SH,
W.D.& H. M’CALLUM
Respectfully announce- tha?
that the; are now receivlnga large sppply of*
VELVET, BRUSSELS & THREE-PLY CARPETS.
FINE ADD LOW PRICED INGRAINS,
OIL CLOTHS, * r ;
N/.W AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGN* MATTINGS. '*
STAIR HODS. Aca, with an aaaortment OTWINDQV^,
SHADES. HEARTH RUGS, TABLE aad
EKB. All or which shidl be offered at renr LOWRabu*
_ es 2B W. D. A g. -*
HOI HOI FOB MINOR.
¥F YOU WANT SOME GOOD NEW
Lemon and Citron Peat go to Haworth* PedßSSfg- 1
thePiaraondjWbere joovill get all new cron
and lower thaaatany other:.bowe s ina»ottT. 4ABKA' U
reneral end tallasßOrtmentrif
Winee, Brandje, and alt ofTSSm'and 1
DomeaUQ laquora. ' HAWORTH*
da» ~ QAirnerbl Dianidad andDUin<atd »npy 1
BY IEAYING YOUB bßfiKßitAafil
WELDON A REINRKE*B,I« WQOESXRBWr*
:near SIXTH, von ban be anpplfed r*galartr;®bms
-the W aeon, with JDaibon nnd Coal Oig or Bonhlg
;ElQld,>r the beetqoaUiwtatetorandeaa. .. * - I’-tr--?/--* ■-'
(i U AJW* heat. MtgfWXMt
Xljal Pole* tor Mis J»
■ ■ .
\ 4’^’.'*=v'^ ’ *-^
No. lao WoodStreßt-, ,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
PmUUOKtPBIi. :i
Bahaas and Negara.
LvoN'AMsnfiif^;
~ PIIIBBOKaH, Pi.
§rfifc«sional.
Kl'li&’S LAW BtILOISOI,
Diamond street, ucar Graut*
HTTSBUROB, PA
B . I' . L lit A » ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
UOtce, No. 7 M Grant Stm
(Three doom below the Court House.)
L. BIUCKENRIDGE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
unci, No. 135 Fourth St.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
WM. 11. WUITSEY,
CARD.
JA3IEB M. TAJtoSi
A L D E R M A N ( .. s ;:\ *,
OFFICE, No. 151 Peim Street* Filin Ward*
COLLECTIONS promptly made. Deeda,
Bonds, Mortgage* and other Legal Wtittfltt
L>rawm. Acknowledgements Taken. Bills Probated.;
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ri harles wTleWisTaTjderman,
Atn> tz -oman> j osnca or «ts piacx.
OFFICE ON VUE CORNER OK WYLIE AND
FIFTH BTREET& .. &•.
49” All business connected with this office wiUbe T
tended to with promptness. Conveniences of allkindJ
done with legal accuracy—such as Deeds, Mortgages
Bonds, Power of Attorney, Ac. Titles to Beal Estate
examined. .
To the member of the BaT he tenders his itnrrlrhi at
Commissioner to take Depositions to be readTs tha*
several Courts oi this State, and elsewhere. Hi&offit# •
is one of the main Police Stations o'* the city, andor £»'-
sequenily his facilities in executing business of lhatlx- -
kind are verv desirable. ' '
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JAMES W. WOODWELL.
FURNITUHE AND CHAIBS,
WHOLESALE;AND RETAIL,
JV'MBRACIKG every style of Fumiturej;
Jjji koaewood, Mahogany* ana Walnut, suitable
Parlors, Chambers ana Dining Rooms, equaitdanjr.
in New York and Philadelphia, end at '.
'vbOVEB PBIOBB, . ;
i£?erv article made by hand, and Warranted* 1 -
49“ Cabinet Maker* supplied with any qnantftyef' 1 '
Furniture uul Chairs, on reasonable tenna. 'Hotel# V;
and steamboats famished at the shorteHtnotice*
rooma, Nos. 77 and 70 Third street, Pittsburgh, v
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HNITUKE FOR CASH.—A
__ sonmoot of Pittsburgh manufacturedFOßSl* •'•.
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