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Proposals for Army Wagon and Ambu—
lance Harnesi.
comoi or AMY 4L9THING AND EQMPA 44I 4
CArryier of ßinvard and Homer streets,
- Nsw Toss, August 8 1861.
'1:11$01 ) 0SALS WILL BE RECEIVED
office for furnishing, by contract Army
Wspallaxness.
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The *lmes should state the price at which
they:eau be famished, at the places of manufac
ture, and the price at which they can be delivered
at !hie 443p0i; The number which can be made by
the bidder within one month after the receipt of the
-order; also the number which he can deliver with
in one week.
The harness mast exactly conform to the follow
big specifications and to the established patterns :
Four mule harness as follows, to wit:
WHEEL.
Two Quilors—Breech straps, 3 feet 6 inches long,
3% inches wide, sewed intol4 inch rings of % inch
iron; hip straps 3 feet 11 inches long, 235 inches
wide; stay pieces 2 feet long, 24 inches wide, with
/inch buckles; cross straps to buckle into stay
et_ 5 - filet long, 1.% inch wide; side straps 4 feet
,i h ere
eng, 136 inch wide;tie straps 16 inches long, 34
luen .. WW.e, tapering to a point.
Two Bolly Bands.-Long side,2 feet 3 inches long,
2 inches wide, with a two inch buckle; short side
foot 5 inches long and 2 inches wide.
' Two Hair Collars, 18 to 19 inches long, out: double
straps and gale leathers and buckle-4% inch wide.
Two pair of strong Eames to suit, made of white
oalcroot, ironed with hooks, breast rings 14 inch
rewire, staples and line rings.
fwo pair of Ecru Btrans—Lwer one li feet 6
riches long, % i nen wide; upper one 4 ;eel Gin,l , os
long, 5.4 Inch a ids
Two Etridit:F -1 rcvi ,i pe ~e 2. feet :, r,;, lli . in, !I
wide; chock pieces +-seri 10 inches long, 1 1 , E inch
wlds; front piece 1.*5 arches lune, 1 1 4 inch wide;
stay piece,,, from blinds to ,•1 ewe pieces, 16 inches
long, 1 1 ,4 loch wide;;nooe piece 11 inches long, I inch
wide; blinds 6 inches lon 6;.-; inches wit': reins,
long side 4 feet long, 1 inch wide; etic.rl side 2 feet
long. 1 inch wide, wi , h 1 inch buckle; be' to tinned
ronlien, to weigh 6 potions to the dozen
Two pair Chain Pipes, 2 feet long, 21. inch's wide
Two pair Trace Chains, 7 test long, le links to
the foot, of No :i iron, with 'f on ono shit, weight
.134 to B lbs per per Twisted or straight
tins pair of Breast Chains, i:.: netitiii ling, 14
links to the foot, of No 3 iron Tie s'ed
Two Neck Straps, 3 foot 1 inch long, 2 , ,,‘ inches
wide, with 25(,, inch buckle
Two Neck Chains, 4 feet 6 inches long, 14 links
to the foot, No 4 iron, 'l' and loop to be riveted on
to the neck strap Twisted
One saddle, made on Attakapas tree, head, gul
let and cantle, ironed, covered in the usual way
with-half-tanned horsehide; lisps 2t) inelies long,
16 Inches with; surcinglo 7 set 9 inchces long,
*," inches wide, with 2y,, inch buckle on one end,
tote tautened to the meddle by being riveted to
two curved straps, IV,, inch wide; those straps are
placed one Cu each side of the saddle-tree, one
end is tied to the front part of the bar, to other
end to the extension of the bar behind the cantle,
Spanish saddle fashion; stirrup leathers 4 feet 7
inches long, IYI inch wide, with I,' inch buckle;
stirrups, malleable iron, tinned, bolt eye pattern,
to weigh 1335 Ms to a dozen pair
LEAD.
Two 0011ar5,1734 to ltinches long,made the same
as for wheel harness
Two pier of Homes to suit, of same material as
for wheel harness, ironed, with hooks, breast
' rings and line rings, with straps as In wheel bar
ness! Two Bridles, the same as for wheel harness
Two Neck Straps and Chains, the Same as for
wheel harness
Two Belly Bands, the same as for wheel Harness
Two pair Chain Pipes, e ~
Two pair Trace Chat ns,
Two ,•upper and 13:p Straps Back strap 6 feet
long, tapering from 834 inches to 2 , ,i inches aide
Hip Wraps, each 2 feet 4 mobs. long, 1344 inch
wide, each with a hook at one end
Two Back Bands, 8 feet 4 inches long, 3 1 / 4 inches
wide
Two Martingales, 4 feet long, 1;4
_inch
: wide, to
buckle into the bit
One Coupling Strap, 5 feet 6 'ochea long, inch
wide
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One Check Rein, 4 feet long, 1 inch wide to
buckle into the bit at each end, with a ring sewed
in the centre to receive titedead line
One Lead Line, 21 feet long, %inches wide, with
a buckle at one end and an 8 I nen loop at the other
One Whip, heavy plated horsehide, 6 feet 6
inchces long
One Horse Brush, oval, of bristles,--I , y—inches
, One Carry Combo, Ne 274-8 bar
The whole to be packed inn box about 18 inches
arida, 17-kiches deep, 34 inches long, rondo of 1
inch stuff, coopered, wood hoops or iron, es man y
be required
Four Horse Harness, as follows, to wit
WBEEL.
'Two Quilors Breech straps. 3 feet R inches
long, Winches wide, sewed in 4-inch rings of
iron; hi straps 4 feet long, 3 inches wide; stay
pieces 2 feet 2 inches long, 3 inches Wide, with 1%
inch buckles: cross straps to buckle into stay
pieces 6 feet 10ng,1% inch wide; side straps 6 feet
6 inches long, 1% inch wide; tie straps 15 inches
long, % inch welt), tapering to a point
Two Belly Bands Long side 2 feet 4 inches long,
2 inches wide, with a 2 inch bnokie; short side 1
foot 6 inches long and 2 inches wide
Two Hair Collars, 2 2 . to 23 inches long, with
doable straps and safe leathers and buckles ;n inch
wide
Two pair of strong Hames to snit, made of white
oak root, ironed with hooks, breast rings 1% inch
atiaare, staples and line rings
Two pate Hame camps Lower one 5 feet 6
inches long, % inch wide; upper one 4 feet 6 inches
long, lAinch wide; of alum tanned leather
Two Bridles Crown piece 2 feet 2 metre s long,
3y, inch wide; cheek pieces each 10 inches long,
1X inch wide; front piece 124 inches 100 1%
neh wide; stay pieces, from blinds to crown pieces,
16 inabes hang, I%inch wide; nose piece 12 inches
long, 1 inch wide; blinds 6 inches long, 6 inches,
wide; reins, long side 4 feet 2 inches long, 1 inch
wide; short side 2 feet long, 1 inch wide, with 1
inch buckle; bits, tinned mullen, to weigh 5 lbs the
dozen
Two pair Chain Pipes, 2 feet 6 incnes long, 2%
inches wide
lrwopair Trace Chains, 7 feet long, 14 links to
the foo tof No 2 iron, twisted or straight, with T
on one end, weight ftii; per pair
One-pair Breast Chains, 28 inches long, 14 link ,
to the foot, of No 2 Iron, twisted
Two Neck Straps, 3 feet 6 inches long, 2% inches
wide, with 2% inch buckle
Two heck Chains, 4 feet 6 inches long, 14 links
to the foot, twisted No 4 iron, T and loop to be riv
eted Qll to the neck strap. swivel in the chain
One Saddle made on Attakapas tree, head, gullet
and ciirdie iro ned,i covered in the usual way with
half tanned horse hide ' • flaps 20 inches lung, 16
ltiellak. Wider Ruminate 7 feet 6 -inches long, 2%
_inches wide, with a 2% inch buckle on one end, to
liefaatened to the saddle by being riveted to two
curved straps, 1% inch wide; these straps are
placed one on each side of the saddle tree; one
end latied to the front part of the bar, the other
end trYthe extension of the bar behind the cantle,
Spanish saddle fashion; eurrup leathern 4 feet 7
inches long, 1% inch wide, with 1 14 inch buckle;
stirrups, malleable iron, tinned, bolt eye petters, to
weigh 13% pounds to ti ' dosen pair.
LEAD.
Two Bridles, same as for wheel harness
'lwo Collars, 20 to 22 inches long, made the same
as for wheel harness
Two pair of Barnes to suit, of the same material
as for wheel harness, ironed ; with hooks, breast
rings and line rings, with straps as in wheel har
ness
Two Neck Straps and Chains, same as for wheel
''harneas
Two Belly Banda, same as for wheel harness
Two pair Chain Pipes, same as for wheel harness
Two pair Trace Chains, same as for wheel har
'neat
Two Croppers and Etap Straps, Beek Strap 6 feet
loag, tapering from 8% inches to 2 1 % inches wide
liCtraps with buckles each 2 feet 8 inches long,
1 inch wide, with wrought hooks
o Back Banda, 8 feet 7 Inches long, 3% inches
wide
Two Marthogalea, 4 feet long; 1% inch wide, to
lackls into the bit
Otacktoupling Strap, 6 feet 6 inches long, inch
wide
One Ilheck Rein, 4 feet 1 inch long, 1 inch wide,
. to tackle into the bit at each enci,with a ring sewed
in Oki centre to receive the lead time
One Lead Line, 21 feet long. y, inch wide, with
a buckle at one end and an 8 mob loop at the other
One Whip, heavy plated horse hide, 6 feet
inches long
One •Borse Brash, oval, of bristles, by
inahe. One Curry Comb, No 222-8 bar
The whole to be packed in a box about 21 inches
wide, 18 inches deep, 84 inches long, made of 1
in • stuff, ceopered, wood hoops or iron, as may
• ed
Theis/bole to be made of the ;best material, sew
ing to be made with good waxed thread, and sulb•
lent to inspection during the process of mmtufac
.tnne and also when flnisned
When six-horse harness is required, the load
collars bridles, homes, neck-straps, belly-bands,
chain pipes, trace-chain, crupper and hip straps,
back bands and eoupling straps are doubled; one
bearing chain a feet 10nn,14 links to the foot, of No
4 iron, With a T on each end added; and lead hue
to be 6/0 feet long
The whole to be made of the best material, sew
lag to be made with good waxed thread, and subject
to -iitspeittion during the process of manufacture
and also when finished
When six-mule harness is required, the lead
chat 'collars, bridles, homes, neok-strapsi belly bands,
traceenhidns, crupper mad hip-strapa,
back bands aud coupling straps are doubled; one
:IWiring chain L lS feet long. 14 links to the fodt, of No
airy% 'with a T on each end added ; and lead line
. to be 28 fait iong
PrOpossis will also be received for making and'
_dailferitriantodance harness, for two or four mule
o t r
shed
tame er larima—a specification of which will be
weet furni
• Forms of proposals and guarantee will be fur
nished upon application at this office and none will
boomuudered that do not conform thereto
.The privilege is reserved by and for the United
Rdevaiat m of rejecting
vagant any proposal that may be
• ed extra
proposals will be endorsed on the envelope
esOkodi% -them : "Proposals for furnishing Army
-1- 111,141011. - and Aftibulanoe 'Horneso" and addressed
tO Major L. H. VINTON,
,i , ..... ; g01,04t, Quartermaster U. S. Army.
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, _,, #i-saItEFINERS--Weare prepar
'7:. --44 e. Ati tH refiners with the necessary
AO.;n the lateat and most
r pima - eiperienoe in this branch is
niani• jr:soueother,establishment. For work-
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' Airhove Tenant* the following refiners
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• ' Ititel4 illiati it, ' Roberta, Wilkinson A 0 0 1 ,
John it- Batt, Boiship,WcormackeicAr.;
Porters, Mathews & Qx,liisoltett £ McFadden,
Jolla ,00phs, . Thos.liell h Co.,
Johnston &Eros"_ Rober_ts_, Hill & Co;
Adams, Willismsli C. &M. Rho.
, W.IiLDON lit IMMESH,
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16 Wood street,
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100 berrels armed Sus= ,
41701 e Ordshed Wager;
10 Wilde Powdered b ii 2 Moore
111/ and for aide
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itra 1400.110 Wed isrirooditteet.
annuls.
861 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1861.
EIGHT DAILY TRAINS.
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE 10th.
T"THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
leaves the Passenger Station every morning,
(except Sunday,) at 6:80 a. m., stopping at all regu
lar stations, connecting at Harnsbu.rg with trains
direct for Baltimore, and arriving at Philadelphia
at 690 p. in.
THE 'THROUGH EXPRESSTRAIN leaves tisi4
M,1220 a. m., stopping only at principal stations,
n.aking direct connection at Harrisburg for Bain
more, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore at
600 a.
THE FAST LINE leaves the station daily, (ex
cept Sunday,) at 490 p. in., stopping only at Greens
tug, Latrobe, Johnstown, Wilmere, Gantt:can,
Altoonaotc_, and arriving in Philadelphia at l0:00
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
THE JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 150 p. in., stop
ping all stations and tanning as far as Conemaugh.
FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's
station leaves daily, laxcept Sunday,
_) at 6:40
SECOND AOCONEMODATION TRAIN for Walls
Denton leaves dad (except Sunday;)At a. m.
THIRD ACCO , A ,, °DATION TRAIN for Wall's
station leaves daily, (except Sanday,) at 4:10 p. m.
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's
station leaves daily (except Sunday,) at 6:25 p. m.
RETURNING TRAINS arrive to Pittsburgh as
follows :—Express, 11:60 a m; Mail, 11:50 p. in; Fast
Line 12./0 a. in; Johnstown Accommodation, 10:06
a. In ; First Wail's station Accommodation, &BO FL.
in.; second Wall's station Accommodation, 8:30 a.
m; third Wall's station Accommodation, 115 p.
fourth Wall's station Accommodation, 145 p. in.
Trains for Blairsville and Indiana, connect at
Blairsville Intersection with Johnstown Accommo
dation, Ea press, end Mail Trains East and West,
and with Fast Freight East.
PITTSBURGH AND CUNNYIJAVILLETRAINB
stopping at all stations on the Pittsburgh and Con
net... villa Road, leave daily, (Sunday excepted,) as
follows: Mail Train, 6:40 a. in.; Express Train, 4:10
p. in. l's:urning Trains from Pittsburgh and Con
nellsville Road arrive at Pittsburgh 10:30 a. in. and
0:15 p.
The raveling patina will find it greatly to their
interest, in going East or West, to travel by the
Pennsylvania Railroad, as the accommodations now
offered cannot be surpasett on any route. The Road
is ballasted with stone and is entirely free from
dust. We can promise safety, speed and comfort.
to all who may favor this Road with their patronage.
EWELL
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TO NEW YORK $l2 50 1:0 BALTIMORE:I;9 60
PHILADELPHIAN 00 LANCASTER b 1 , 6
EARRISBUI ,$7
Baggage checked to all stations on the Pennsyl
yams ttadroad, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York
Passengers purcl•asing tickets in cars. wilt be
charged an excess according to distance traveled to
addition to the station rates, except from station~
where the Company has no agent.
NOTICE—In case of loss, toe Company will hold
themselves responsible for personal ba gage only,
and for an an -stmt not exceeding $lOO.
N. 11.—fhe Excelsior Omnibus Line has been
employed to convey passengers and beggar to and
from the depot, at a charge not to exceed 25 cents
for each passenger and baggage.
For tickets apply to J. SUMMIT, Agt.,
At the Penn's 8.. B. Passenger Station,
jell On Liberty and Grant streets.
1861. THE 1881
PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYRE &
CHICAGO RAILROAD,
TO ALL POIKTS.IN TAIOLITH, WEST, AND
NORTHWEST,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT!
TIME to Cincinnati as quick, and to
IndianaTx3ha, Et- Lotus and Chicago quicker
than by any other route
Nl , .1.8 (WARD TRAIL:a
FAST MAIL LlNE—Leaves Pittsburgh 1W.6
Arrives at Crestline....-- 8.00 A. a.
Making close connections with Bellefontaine and
Cleveland, Columbus A Cincinnati Roads.
Arriving at Chicago at 7.00 p. rn.
N. B.—The time to Cincinnati is the same as by
Steubenville. 'Trains on both Roads meet at Colum
bus, and passengers all go into Cincinnati together.
EXPRESS TRAlN—Leaves Pittsburgh
Arrives at Ore:Aline 730 9
Making close connections as above.
Arriving at Chicago at (k 4.5 a. In.
N, it.—The tame to Cincinnati is the same as by
Sten Denville. Trains on both Roads meet at Col
umbus, and passengers all go Into Cincinnati
together.
Bleeping Cars on this train from Pittsburgh to
Cincinnah, to Indianapolis and to Chicago.
Trains through to Chicago without change of Cars.
.EAST WARD TRAINS.
',save Chicago, 7.30 a. a. and 8.00 P. N. Arriving
at Lipka, 226 P. N. and 3.20 a. a. Connecting with
trains for Dayton and Cincinnati. Arriving at Crest
line, 6.00 r. a.und 0.05 a. an
Connecting with trains for Cohn:alms, Cincinnati,
Cleveland. Buffalo and the East, and arrivtng at
Pittsburgh, 1L66 e. IL and 3.20 inst. All making close
connections with Pennsylvania Railroad trams for
the Eastern via Aentown and Philadelphia.
ACCOMMODA es TION TRAINS—From Federal at,
Allegheny, for New Brighton, 10.00 a. a., and 4
62016 9. a.
Arrive at " " 11.80 " a ."
Leave New Brighton, 6.30 " " 1.00 a
Arrive in Allegheny, 8.10 " 2.80 "
Allegheny and Economy Accommodation Trans.
Leave Allegheny, 7.26 A. a., and at Economy at 8.25
a. a. leaves Allegheny at 12,85 P. a. and 6.10 P. a.,
arrive at Economy At 1200 P. m. and 7.20 P. a.; leave
Economy at 9.00 a. tn., and 4-23 p,m, and arrive in
Allegheny at 11.05 a. m. and 5.30 p. m.
MARKET TRAlN.—Leaves MILESSIIiOII 6.00 n, m.
leaves Alliance at 6.14 E. 14. and arrives In Allegheny
at 11 00 a. a., leaves AllegnyAlliance
Et 8.00 P. stopping tall stations for passengers
and marketing, arrives at Massillon, 9.00 p. m.
Tickets will be sold for these trains at reduced
rates.
Trough trains connect as follows:
At Alliance, with trains on the Cleveland and ?Ate.
burga Railroad.
At Orville, Ohio, to and from Millersburg, Akron,
Cuyhoga Falls, etc.
At Mansfield, Ohio, for Mount Vernon, Shelby, San
dnaky, Toledo, Detroit, etc.
At Crestline, for Delaware, Springfield, Columbus,
Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, St. Louis,
Louisville, etc. ,
At Forest, for Springfield, Sandusky, Dayton, Cin
cinnati, eta., etc. 1 ,
At Lima, for ,' Dayton, Cincinnati etc.. eta.
Fort Wayne Sidney ,
At Peru, Lafayette, Ind, St.. Louts,
and intermediate Pprts in Central Indiana and
Illinois.
At Plymouth for Laperto.
At Wanatab 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 tovi.hor information and through tickets
apply to J. STEWART, Ticket Agent,
Passenger Staticl, Pittsburgh.
GEORGIA PARKIN, Ticket A g't,
Passenger Station, Allegheny.
Through Tickets for sale at the Ticket Offices of
the Company on the line of the road, to all parts of
Lbe United States. G. C, IJATREWAY,
jell General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh.
CHANGE OF TIME-SUMMER ARRA4GEMENT.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
(AN AND AFTER 'MONDAY, June 10-
Ur 1861, trains will leave the Depot of the Penn
sylvania Railroad,
_in Pittsburgh, as follows :
PITTSBURGH, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE, VIA STEUBENVILLE..
No change of cars between Pittsburgh and Cllr
chinata.
Lem Arrives Arrives Arrives
Pitt iamb, at Columbus, at Cincinnati, at St. Louis:
1286 LX. 11884. It. 4.10 r.ll.
MO P. a. 8:46 P. IL 2.0 0 s,
This route Is snorter to Cincinnati, Louisville,
Columbus and all points South, than any other
route. Splendid sleeping cars attached to all Night
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE.
Leaves Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at
Pittsb'gh, Roctiester,Wellsyllle, Steub'ville,WWlng.
1286 it. st. 1160 A. it. 267 a. it 11:03 st. 6.h7 A. IL
B.tB P. Y. 126 P. IL 8:19 a. N. 920 P. X. 10a8 P.
1210 A. a. I:16 a. it. 2:1.8 PAL 8:10 A. it. tao
400 P. 7r. 216 P. it. CM P. V.
The 1286 a. at and 1260 r. st. Trains connect with
Trains of C. 0. B.R. for Zanesville, Lancaster, Ac.
Tno 400 P. IL Train stops at all stations between
Rochester and Wellsville.
PITTSBURGH A CLEVELAND LINE.
Leaves Leaves
Pittsburgh. Cleveland.
12135 A. 9:10 A. a.
1210 r. 6r.60 r.
The 1186 a. m. train connects at Bayard for
New Philadelphia and stations en the Ttuscarawas
Branch.
Passengers desiring to go to Stu:Musky, -To
ledo, Chi. o , or points West, via Cleveland, ust
be pa r ticular to askfor tickets via Cleveland.
Through Tickets can be procured at the Lila.
arty Street Depot, Pittsburgh.
• J. STEWART, Ticket Agent,
For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM STEWART, Agent.
At the Company's Moe in Freight Station, Penn
street, F. EL MYERS,
Gen'l Ticket Agent Cleveland, Ohio.
NEW ROUTE VIA RIVER AND
RAILROAD:
Indianapolis & Cincinnati R. IL
o on neoft
at Indianapolis with Terre Haute,
and Tare to and Alton Railroad, to Bit Louis
and Lafayette and Indianapolis, .New Albany. and
Salem, and Michigan Central Roadat for CHICAGO,
ROCK ISLAND, BURLINGTON, and all iniermedi•
ate t tTrain' to_ INDIANAPOLIS,
TARRIn a rIAW I LAn LeiL
IS and
Freights end paissengedi tinted from Cincin
nati or Lawrenceigu4 Di inns lame •than by any
other route by tar 4011 r as
law
rates. The only by whm"`m,p,roo_illto_,coo,„..M
made from ancsinnati to thel • woff l / 2 wito"" 4
breaking =Eh
Oannignments made to J. E. GIBBONS, Igeotvot
Cincinnati; or W. B. CUTTING, agent at kitw'
renceburg, will receive prompt attention, and no
charge for commission; no charg4 for dray a ge ( if
sonamtission_stlawnincthurv.
For further information apply.to THOMAS RAM
GAN, (N 0.115 Watet atreet,) agent of the Company,
who L pre to m oo wows for pled
L=nlet4,3l:3a=sl=o:ar ( T s Hants 4
,
ville, Charleston, Ilarts and Mattoon, *i., de.
H. F. LORD, President,
JOHN F. CEDMlH.Genetati Freight Agent. tare
REMOVAL.
MHZ
PENNSYLVANIA SALT RAN-
A, ufmetmlagiktmpany have removed the °Mee,
i•
!Vend Street,
Booween Prat anCsaaan where all or
detjaps rwilyaor, ag o attended to.
. CIALEOUS Apia.
3nziAante,
Indemnity Against Loss by Piro.
PUB FRANKLIN FIRE.INKTI
RANCE CObLPA..NY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Oirme, No. 485 and 437 CHESTNUT STREET, near
Fifth.
STA:MUM or ABUTS, J6SCAIY Ist, 1860.
Futaished Aggrevt4lll to An Act of Asbternbly, being:
First hiortga.ges,ampty secured $1,896,398 88
Real Estate, (present valueSlo3,3l3 61,)
122,995 25
cost
'prmporn.ry Loans on ample Collatteral
S ecuntieF 82,135 56
Stocks, (present valne (386,667 72,) cost.. 82,786 68
Notes and 1-tills Recelvablel,B2l 00
Cash 27,919 33
$2,208,051 88
he only profits from premiums which this corn
puny can divide by law, are from risks which
have been determined.
Insurances made on every description of Prop
erty, in Town and Country at rates as low as are con•
sistent with security. •
Since their aleorporahon, a period of thirty
years, they have paid loses by Fire, to en amount
exceeding Four Millions of Where, thereby afford
ing, evidence of the advantages of Insurance, as
well as the ability and disposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
Losses raid during the year 18419, $82,163 38.
D la DC TOES
Charles W. Banker, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
Jacob R. Smith, Edward C. Dale,
George W. Richards, George Fales,`
CRAB. N. BA.NCKER, President.
EDWARD C DALE, Vice President.
WM. A. STEEL, Secretary pro tem.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Ageut,
=Lyle, Northeast cr Third and Wood e=mote
Western Insurance Company,
OF PITTSBURGH.
GEORGE DIESIE, Pr.:indent;
F. M. GORDON, Secretary
Capt. R. D. COCHRAN, Gen'l Agent.
No. t 2 Water street. (Spang A Co.'s Waiehouse,
up stairs,) Pittsburgh.
Will insure against all kinds of FIRE and MA•
RINE RISKS.
A Horne Institution managed by Directors who
are well known in the oommunity, and who are de.
termined, by promptness and liberality, t 111/1111-
lain the character which they her: , aa:nimed, as of.
rung the best protection to those whr, de,ire to be
insured.
ASSF:O3, ttt"l'OtU , :ft nth, 18t0.
titoric Accounts 63,000 00
Mortgege
Office furnaure......
Open Aecou [ILA, etc
.....
xn.l I.JIN ..I..neotintbti
LIBNOTOI.6.
Secige R.
Crocco W. Jack James ld'Auley,
Nathar.lel Alexander Y.:mink,
Wm. H. smith, Chas. W. iiticketiiion,
Andrew Ackley, Win. McKnight,
Alexknder Speer, David H. Long,
Rees J. Thomas nnT2ll
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND
LIFE INSURANCE COIIP'Y
O. 149 CHESNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom nous*,
Capital $210,100----Assets 8304.048.
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN
SURANCE, either Perpetual or Limited, on
every deaenption of Property or hierchauthse, at
reasonable rates of premium.
ROBERT P. President,
hi. W. BALDWIN, Vice President,
DIRECTORS:
Charles &vim, E. IL Cope,
E. B. English, George W. Brown,
P. B. Sarery, Joseph S. Paul,
C. Sherman, John Clayton,
S. J. Diagargen, E. Wilor, .
F. Punta URN, Sccreuiry.
J. G. COFFIN, Agent,
Corner Third and Wood strews
ITIZEICS INSURANCE_COMPANY PITTSJIJACH
Jpi o ußff.d. , /./..:aMea)42.` , AADCAtillu.ES.
ti-aIqUEL KEA, t3...2setary.
WM. BAGALEY. President.
Office, Cor. or Market and Water Sta.
sure agaitard Loss and Damage in Lhe Naviga
tion of the ticmthern and Western Rivers,
Lakes, end Bayous, and the NaVI•
gation of the Seas.
Insures against Loss
and Damage by Firs
El=
Wm. Ragaley, Hon. T. M. Howe, Jas. M. Cooper,
Jas. Park, Jr., C. Zug, H . Haraacurh,
B. F. Jones, 8. C. Y6ung, J. CehlweLl.:
Francb SelierK S.. 15. .g..er, John 8. Ihlworth,
John litupton, Barclay Preston. Wm. G. Johnston.
FIRE INSURANCE
The.Etuterprise Insurance Co.,
OF PEILADELPHIA
Risks Tr' e-i for orte, PIK or Seven Fen's, or Per
IMEZM
Ilnam Holmes & Comrland &
Co., James B. Lyon A Go., Hon. Thos. M. Howe,
William S. Lavely & ,ja.mes Marshall, Fag , Al
len Kramer, Kati- George 8 liryan & Co., Vinson,
McElroy & Go , ‘,lilsort, Carr t Co., John 'f.l.ogan
3net.b Painter A Co, Battey, &
DARLINGTON 0 BLACiiBIO2K. Abo-u4s,
aPiecam Mew. Blink Block, N 0.37 Fifth at.
FIRE INSURANCE
BY THE
Reliance It'nitwit insurance Company,
Or Pikitadciputa,
On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual, Mer
chandim, Furniture, dam;., in town
or country.
Cash Capital, *229,510 00.
Assets, 5303,50 S 96.
OFFICE NO. 309 WA I,N UT ETR HET..
Invested as follows, via
First Mortgage on Improved City Property,
worth double the amount ..... ...-.....-...i1bt5600 00
Ground rent, first class 2,462 60
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 ef cent.
Mortgage Loans, $30,000, cost
Philadelphia city 6 per cent loan
Allegheny County 6 cent. Pennsyl.
vania Railroad Limns
Collateral loans, well secured
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage loan 4,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Stock... 4,000 00
Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance C 0... 24,860 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co 1,060 00
Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance C 0.... 700 00
Commercial Bank do 5,186 01
Mechanics' Bank do 2,012 60
Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip 160 00
Bills Receivable, business paper 1.8,297 18
Book Accounts, accrued interest, etc...... 6,218 72
Cash on hand and in in hands of agents.. 11,886 16
=EI
Clem Tin %1e Samuel Bispharr,
William FL Thompson, Robert Steen,
Frederikc Brown, William Musser,
Cornelius. Stevenson, Benjamin W. Tingley,
John R. Worrel, Marshall Hill,
H. L Carson, L. Lothrop,
Robert Toland, Charles Leland,
Frederick Lennig Jacob T. Bunting,
Charles S. Wood, Smith Bowen,
James S. Woodward, John Bissell, Pitts.
B. M. HINCHMAN, Secretary.
J GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
myl6 Northeast corner Third and Wood streets.
the Mutual Lifeinsuranee Ca.
OF NEW YORK.
F. RATCHFORD STARR, Agent,
400 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
THE BUSINESSOF THIS COMPAN'
is conducted on the mutual principle, in the
strictest sense of the term—the entire surplus,
deck:wing necessary expenses alone, being equitably
divided among the aasured.
lieeeps fur the year ending 81st January,
$1,686,646 78.
Assets Over Seven and a Quarter Million
of Dollars.
Cash on hand and in Bank..., 120,060 39
Bonds and Mortgages— ...... 6,421,879 12
United States Stocks 3g,232 50
Real Estate 40,239 18
Due from Agents 20,465 60
-------46,989,866 74
Addinterest accrued; but not yet due.. 80,000 00
Deferred premiums, (estimated) 136,000 00
Premituns in course of transmission... 33,132 38
Game Aaarre, February 1,1861.........57,237,989 12
Bates of premium tower, and profits greater than
in moat other Companies.
TEA PROPORTION or (.eau ABBILTB to the amount at
risk is greater than that of any other Life Luau
nines Company in the United States'.
Pamphlet?. aria every requisite information will
be furnished free of expense on application, by
letter or otherwise to
DARLINGTON & BLAOKSTOCK,
87 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh.
yZLBmd
pELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
INSURANCE COMPANY—INCORPORATED
THE, LEGISLATURE. OF PENNSLVANIA.
1836. OFFICE. S. E. CORNER THIRD AND
W4LN UT STRRET
esseI%S,PELILADELPHLA. MARINE
DIBURANC on V Cargo and Freight, to all
parts ot the ES
World. 1.N1...L INSURANCES on.
th x dp, by Risers, Canals, Lakes, and Land Car
rie.gee, to all parts of the Union. FIRE IMO
RANCEti on Merchandise generally, on Stores,
el
ttirling
.Eitasiness.—Wßouses, Ac.
m. Martin, Edmund A Solider,
inteOphilas Paulding. John N. Penrose, John C.
paw*, Santee Trivial.; Wm. Bre, Jr., James C.
Rand, Wm o.Lteltrig, Joseph M. Seat D r. B. M.
Huston, Gm, Q. Lieper, Hugh Ching, Charles Bel-
Edwardtie E.Btokne, J. F. Peniston,Henry Sloan,
Dati/l4ton. H. Jones Brooke, Spencer
ne
t l a
Wllvain. Thomas Hand,'_Bobert Burton, Jr.,
Jacob P. Jo 4 .B. Arivilrialid, Joshua .P.
Eyre, J o hn B e :. ".. Piti4kuk, D. T. Morgan,
A. B. Berger, do.' - ' 4 = ' ..- •
WiIitiIIAMMARTJA President ,
_ . .ra.. 015 -°•;•At 4 sAMF 9oPreidcbl"
itlillil L115 :. _ua1ay..a . ;,_t:......-....--;:e. •
7,-A.. auvisiara, Agent.
ids No. VS Wilma skirettatOurib.: , .
OFFICE at the Pittsburgh Post, Fifth
atrcet. war Wcod. n 1,3
M.2:11D : B. W0A111019"..... JA MSS E. EMS
WCALMONT & KERR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
FRANKLIN, VENANGO CO.,
mriatlyd Pennsylvania..
H. W. Parrs:ma Ono. x. DL , VI:10D
PATTERSON Si DAWSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
°Mee, No. 7:111 Grant Street
(Three doors below the Court House,)
mysly Pirrssuaae,
'4160 00
YA 00
1,t44; 43
18,301 LU
- 7,001, 20
174,076 14
s'a4a :Li 6
71,9 1 :Xl 00
00,000 00
10,000 00
a,fM) 00
V 303,608 945
CLEM TiNGLF.Y, Prosidet.
trojessitrnal,
WM. U. WAHTIVEII,
m - orrEE RY
KUHN'S LAW BUILDINGS,
Diamond Street, near Grant.
pa.ly ,
PATTSBUBGB PA
B. F. LUCAS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
L. BRACKENRIDGE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
unto., No. 135 Fourth St.,
PITTSBUR G 111, PA.
c .e~..
SCOTT, DENTIST
HaH In LIGIIBB lately oz.oupied by
1:r. W. A. WARD,
No. fale Penn Street,
(tiouth side,) third door above Band street.
sa- Office hours from 9A. M. till 6P. M. laptly
JOSEPH A.DADIB,
DENTIST,
11 0. 91 Wylie Street, Pittsburgh.
Hz/mom—Dr. A. M. Pollock, 1). L. Bruce, Esq.,
HAllock, 'Pheottors Robbins, Rnssell Errett,
rnytkly
TEETH!
SAVE THEM BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE
dot SILL, h a s removed to 24C) PENN
sErtos,ET, in the house formerly occupied
ny Dr. U. H. Keyser, opposite tau-Let's Church
He will give all the modern improvement& Teeth
inserted at various prices, trom 515 to s6l per set.
RIPEILMItIE—Rey. W. It. Howard, Itev.damuel Fin-
Icy, A. Bradley, A. O. I.ti'llandless, 61. IL, J. B. Hop
kins, W. H, Vunkiric, Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, W. Nim
ice. Somas; !‘t'Ree.
DR. C. BAELZ,
WATERCURE AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN;
ALSO—AGENT OF
RAINBOW'S CELEBRATED TRUSS
FOR
T...T "1" "CT Ft S
deLly 00R. PENN AND WAYNE STS.
JOHN M. KIRKPATRICK —.JOHN MELLON
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
he day formed a Co-partnership in the kracti , e of
the Law, JOHN M. KIRK PA TRICK,
JOHN MELLON,
Pittsburgh, May leih,lB6l.
KIRKPA'CRICK & MELLON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No. 133 Fourth Street, five doors above
Smithfield, Pittsburgh, Pa. jell-tf
JAMES A. LOWRIE, Attorney at
Q➢ Law, Office, Fjurth street, Pitt burgh, be
tween Smithfield and Cherry Alley. dellay
irj,EORGE S. SELDEN HAVING
'qui resumed TEE PRACTICE OF LAW, my
hereafter be found at his office, 122 Fourth street,
Pittsburgh. te29
lOW AHL, Surgeon Dentist, successor
to G. W. Biddle, No. 144 Smithfield street.
4ai Office hours from eight to 1 o'clock, and
from 2 to 6 o'clock. falfdy
CUPPING AND LEECHING,
Mfr. & 21g11.8. HESS.
$lll.. Tee th extracted. Hot, Cold and Shower Sallie
*WS:Iy BESE,I7I Grant etreet.
Oil, (Goal, tandles, eCr.
EUREKA OIL COMPANY,
—or_
VENANGO COUNTY, PENNA.,
(CHARTERED NADRUARY IST, 1861.)
Capital Isloo,ooo.
A. M. MARSHAL„ Prea. H. E. DAVIS Elie.
t
oulr.Moalf:
A. M. Marnhall, W. H. McGee.
James Torquer, C. berrtnger,
J. 1,. Carnagnan.
(Maoist that of R. B. Davt.3, City of Allegheny, Pa
matigicrul
ALADDLN COAL OIL COMPANY.
BRUNTON, JOHNSTON dti WILKINS,
45 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
I'AVE ALWAYS on hand a superior
quality of LUBRICATING, I.I.LUM INATINti
and eftl!LE COAL 011.8.
Alba, LAMPIi of every vanety, Wholeaalc and
Reta)l. splady
B. C. g. .1. H. fIpIWYER,
td,L.T9►Let usta or
LARD OIL, CANDLES,
Palm, Toilet and Kosin Soaps,
Sio. 47 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
NATRONA OIL.
MANUFACTURED BY PEN NS I' L
vania Salt Manufacturing Company
CLEAR AND ODORLESS,
and guaranteed unchangeable in color.
I.LI,UMINAPOR OF TB} DAY"
Constantly on hand and for sale by P. S. M Co, al
their new race, No. 24 Wood street, between First
and Second street.
mkilauf GEO. CALHOUN, General Agent.
A. -FLOYD,
CORNI.:B, FOURTH AND ROSS STS.,
Pittsqurgh, Pa.. agent for the receipt and sale of
CARBON OILS.
Keeps constantly on hand, and Is receiving heavy
and lightoils suitable for Lubricating and Refining
purposes, which will be sold low for cash and cash
coal.. agattawlew
- iiiio'lo6 EN, COAL AND CARBON
OIL
LAMP STORE.
1 guarantee my
COAL AND CARBON OIL
To be the best in this market, and my styles
of LAMPS are the latest and best, and of every
variety.
COAL OIL is the most eoonomical and brilliant
light known, and is entirely non-explosive.
W holesale dealers and country stares supplied
with Coal or Carbon Oil, pure, and of the finest
quality, at low pncefq also, Lamp?, Wicks and
chimneys. C. THUMM,
Nos. 10 and 12 Rah street, below Market'
mraclydsw In the Excelsior Omnibus Station.
'tiri all pa!er, &P.c
,NEW WALL PAPER STORE.
BETWEEN Firm AND LIBERTY BTB.
No. 107 Market Street,
T" SUBSCRIBER IS OPENING
anew andlarge stock of
PAPER HANGINGS,
Embracin a complete assortment for Dwellings,
Stores, O fSoee, Halls, Churches, Ac, to which he
would respectfully invite the attention of thePrin•
lic, having an entire new stock of goods recently
purchased and now arriving. Those in want of
new goods will find them by looking through our
assortment.
mar&lyd JOS. U.. HUGHES.
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER!
The LargestAssorth.ment a e
nd Lowest Prices
in Pittsburg Oom and see
WALTER Iry MARSBAJILL,
No. WALTER
if Wood Street,
(Near Fourth, a 6 the Old Stand,)
Ras for sale French, German and American
WALL PAPERS ,
FOR PARLORS,
BALLS,
CEiAItLBER ! &
OEIURDELES,
LO DO ES, ac
50,000 rolls at 121 cts. 50,000 rolls at
6, 8 and 10 cts.
wurpow cuR2AI3II. FIZZ BOARD Plans ,
Troia Oevass,.Ciumes, &a.
1 Look for the Striped Front.
The only pleas, in town where a full assortment
of French papers is kept. mane
Aldtnunt.
JAMES T ANLOR,
ALDERMAN
OFFICE, 451 Penn Street, sth Ward
OLLECTI ON 8 promptly made.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages and other Legal
Nriling , Drawn. Acknowledgements Takeo, Bala
Probated. sPeclY
00AL, NUT COAL,SLACK, &
I h d —Haying purchased the entire interest of ro l
partners in the firm of BAILEY, hPHAIN .1 Go., t
am now prepared to turs.an to our former custom
are and the citizens of Pittsburgh and viciniti
MAY , a 1 4t T o rrior quafity of 00AL, NUT 00A1 ,
and KB, to bwge.or small quaatina. Or
dare sent through the Post Mee, at the Toil
Bei:math& tionongthelaßridge, or at the Viterke_
will be atteeded to with promptness,
• Coal Worlthanit Oftiow, oiI:WM in* South Pith'
terge f otte - eruiresbm the hteuenpthebiWilge
1111th JAMB BAU.;
-'DM and Sign. n.
Wl*. laR JETT,
iripoRTKR Alit) N
BRANDIES, CORDIALS, WINES,
Old Monongahela and Rectified Whisky,
No. 130 Wood street,
fe226m Pittsburgh, Pa.
JOHN MIAVITT 3
WHOLESALE GROCER,
—AND DBALKIt. IN—
New Orleans Sugar and Molasses,
FLOUR, BACOrr,
Rice, Cheese, Fish, Oils, &c.,
No. 311 Liberty &root, opposite Smithfield,
PITTSBOBBB, PENN'A.
A constant sums!' of Pure Brandies and Wine
of hs own importation. alwrlA rn band. Also,- 01
Mcnongahola Rye, Scotch and Ineh Whiskeys.
ap2t3dyn
S. u. & C. P. 81.4,11KLE,
MANUFACTURERS
AND 3:).E..a..C.,..E.FLS IN
00K, CAP, LETTF.R, ::.eRi all kinds
of WRAPPING PAPER, Lave lEJrl.,ored from
1 11 ( 3 . •ST WOOD STREET to
No. 38 Suitt Wield street,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
soLciiiin or Trade fm Rats. ap9
WILLIAM CARR & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c.
IMPORTERS Ole
ALSO ,
Distillers and Dealers in
FINE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKY,
327 and 329 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
WILLIAIII CLAYTON.
W LE .t 11.1 4 ,1 A 1 1,
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No, 37 Dial3o4oiiti 4ne3,
Naar Wood Slrot.t.,
Se Always on hand Bla,lo7a , rry, Cherry and
Cognac Brandies, t 1.1 Monialgahela Bectißed
Whyaky.la
E. P. M10014.16T0N & BRO.
IyIPORTERB OF
WINES, BRANDIES, &e
ALSO DEALERS IN
Fine Old WhiNkies,
NO, 6 NORM FRONT STREET,
aplo:lyd PEILADELPRIeI.
goliacto acidf.3t.gars.
XIT Lt D. RINEHART,
TY •
IntraTACTOILEI MO MAL= 111 ALL 113=9
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARS,
epglay 12/3 WOOD STREET.
AltitiSTBAL,
Ictlalade and Redasl Deaddr
GENUINEHAVANA SEGARS,
AND
Virginia Chewing Tobacco,
WOOD STREET,
under one oL Charles HOW 4
call PITTSBURG H. PA.
W. W. RICILMON, PILLS bllrgb
MILLER di. HICKETSOIIi,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
um urrarrUB 0/
BRA N WINKS AND NEGAILS,
NOB. Z.ll. AND Tr, CORNER OF LIBERTY
AND !RN; LN STREETS,
AND BULB 4GBNTB FOR
SW ' S
ern GLASS
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns, &c.,
Congtontly on Hand. fmr 2
paguar k an
G LASGO W'S
A)IBROTYE GALLERY,
-iv -
1,,A_P'.49.. - sr_E a. -x. 1-1_L5..1_.,3,,
FOURTH SFREET F:N'IRANCE.
T O '!'MUSE PARTIES WANTINC ,
r e st fine Ambratypes M n trmtlerste price. and
all who have beep tt nabio to obtain a good likenesm
elsewhere are respeettudy sontated to call.
I.arge csnety of cases and frsane t always On hand.
Prices moderate and satialactmn guaranteed.
GLASCOW.
mylo Si Fourth Street. Pittsburgh.
PEOPLES' GALLERY,
93 WOOD STREET,
Corner of Diamond A licy.
THE SUBSCRIBER. WOULD RFS
', Ecr FULLY announce Wale citizen-ter Pitts
burgh and vicinity, that he has leased the above
Popular Gallery and is prepared to take every va
riety of Picture known to the Pltiotowaphic Art, in
it. most perfect styles, and at GREATLY REDD
CED important itr.provements have
been 'edited, rendering tine the trifte desirable,
economical and p!eagant location in the city
myl A. J AQ.LI A Y.
Oroters.
P. Itirmaa.. J. . 8. Ray MIR H. 1). Rile s
(Late at Miller t Racketson's.)
It RYMER. & :BROTHERS.
(Successor to Roldes 6 Arutssov.)
Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN FRUITS,
NUTS, CONFECTIONERY. SUGARS, FIRE
WORKS, &c.
No. 39 Wood st., and No. 113 Second street,
Opposite St Charles Hotel,
PITTSBDROII
WILLIAM JBAGALEY,
Wholesale Grocers,
Noa. 18 and 20 Street,
WM. H. Bbil'lT
WM. EL SMITH & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROOEAS,
118 SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS,
UPHOLSTERY,
No. 85 Fourth Street. near Wood.
RE SUBSCRIBERS biANUFM. •
tare and keep constantly on hand every art.,
Bin their line, viz: Cornices, Ornaments, Cm
Lein Goods, Comforts, Feather Beds, Mattrasses , t
all kinds; also, the celebrated Patent Spring Bede
All kinds of shades, Blinds and Fixtures.
Xi-Prompt attention given to all orders for tl,
bug and laying down Carpets, Oil Cloths, ha
octl7 lyd BOBESTS A RO.E.NICK_
Apollo Hall Billiard Swoop.
JOHN GANGWISCH would remind
his old friends and customers that he Is still
to be found at his old stand, Apollo Hall, entrant
on Fourth street. He has always on hand the bet
quality of lager beer, and in connection with tit
hall, a well appointed billiard saloon, with goo.;
tables, balls and ones.
Rebamber the place, Apollo Hall, Fpurth at
near Wood. entrance from Fourth.
AFULTON, BELL AND BRASS
• FOUNDER, No. TO SECOND Street, Pitts
g j 2 , Pa., is prepared to tarnish to order,
CHURCH, STEAMBOA o T FACTORY ABD OTH
ER BEI , 1•9, ALL SIZES,
From 10 to 10,, 000 pounds.
CHIME BET 1.8 made to order. STOP AN]
GAUGE COCKS of all sizes, for Steamboats.
MINERAL WATER PUMPS, COUNTER RAIL
D6B, and every variety of Brass Castings tlnishe
in the neatest manner.
sir BABBIT'S ANTI-ATTRITION METAL
FULTON'S PATENT MERALLIC PACKING. fo
Steam Engines. ap24ly
SUNDRIES.-
1/00 bags Rao Coffee,
150 bble (oak,) N. O. Molasses,
16 hhds Porto Rico Sugar,
50 bble Refined do
Mt " do Yellow do
500 boxes Window Glass,
25 bbls N. Y. Syrup,
lb " No.ll Large Mackerel,
'lO hf " do
10 bbls No' 2, medium, do for sadebf
W. H. SMITH g CO,
. telD llB &wood. and 142 Pivot avast
TAXES ON WESTERN LANDS.-
Persons owning-lands-in the West, who wish
to pay taxes, are informed that weattend to the
receiving and payment of Taxes in Wisconsin,
Minnesota, lowa, Ac.
COLT'S REVOLVERS 1 COLT'S RE
VOLVEIO3I—Just received, tinether lot by
exprann of ell the different kindeatanuLectured.
OW& Pour Shot Repeaters{.
BIM do
a Wesson's Eleven slot Repeaters.
'FIST Isle by tiOWN * TETLEY.
t tartibart.
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
AT
iztE1r,170337:, PRIOPS.
JAMES W. WOODWELL9
Nos. '97 and 99 Third Street.
AND
111 FOURTH STREET,
CONSISTING OF
ALL VA RIETIEM OF STYLEB AND FINISH,
scrums •oa
Hotels and Private Dwellings.
in. All orders promptly attended to, and the
Furniture eareftil,t packed and boxed.
Steamboats and Hotels tarnished at short notice.
Cabinet Masers supplied with every article in the
line. mare
I'URNITURE FOR CASH.—A
assortment of Pittsburgh manufactured
FURNITURE, embracing
BUREAUX,
BOOK BABES,
WARDROBES,
ynd every article needed in a well furnished dwe
ling, as well as a splendid assortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Constantly on hand and made to otter As the
only terms on which business Wei:meat this estab
lishment is for CASH, prizcsare made accordingly.
Persons in want of agyttung in the above line,
would he advantaged by calling at
YADKIN & ERWIN'S,
No.10:3 Smithfield street, below Fifth.
J. D. FAanniza,
Jorm M. swot
rr.-Bußriti, PA
PITTSBURGH.
.-JOB. E. HUNTER.
Pittstrarish• Ps.
B. lama ttEß'ris EOM
U Market st.,
adurational,
ST. FRANCIS' cpLLasE,
Under Care of the Franciscan Brothers.
a,IIHIS INSTITUTION, SITUATED
IN LORETTO, Cambria County, Penneylva-
n font miles from Cresson Station, on the direct
route betweesPhiladelphis and Pittsburgh, was
chartered in US% with priviliges to confer the
usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees. The loca.
Lion of the College is one of the most healthy In
Pennsylvania—this portion of the Allegheny
Mountains being proverbial for its pure water,
bracing air, and picturesque scenery.
The Schclastio—year commences on the FIRST
MONDAY after the 16th of AUGUST, and ends
about the 28th of JUNE following. It is divided
into two %salons: Students cannot return home
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neces
sary for Land Surveying, Engineering ,- Ac., Ac,
will be furnished by the Institntiorito the Students.
Instrumental and Vocal Music forms no extra
charge. Students will be admitted from eight
years to the age of manhood.
Tsams—Board and Tuition, payable half yearly in
advance
Washing and 1 / 1 313 of Bedding-- ............ 10
Classical and Modern Languages, extra.— 10
Students spend Vacation at the C011ege...... 16
Reference can be made to the' Rt. Rev. Bishop
O'Connor, to the Rev. T. B. Reynolds, St. Mary's,
Loretto, and to other Clergymen of the Pittsburgh
Diocese.
THEWEST CHESTER ACADEMY.
AT WESTCHESTER, PA., WITHIN
two hours ride from Philadelphia by the
PenneyDrente Central or the West Chester direct
Railroad e ill resume the duties of the SUMER&
'FFSM on the first day of MAY next, and close on
the last day of September. Tne School. theretore,
is in session during :.he SUMMER MONTHS. Pupils
are received at any time at proportionate char es.
The average number of students is Stir, under the
charge of nine Teachers. The French, German
and eparush languages are taught by native resident
instructors. For casein es apply to
WM. F. W Principal,
apl.2-Imcieod at West Chester, Penna.
L. iciIitSIIFELDI
NO. 83 WOOD STREET:
WILL THIS DAY OPEN THEIS,
SPRING IMPORTATIONS
3OR G ENTLEMENS DRESS, WHICH
for novelty and beauty of style ie unexcelled.
The Tailoring Department
embraces all the new tames of the season adap
ted to all classes and uses. We i3hall pay the same
strict attention to the style of getting up our g ar.
moms for which we have always been renowvl—
Our prices are moderate.
L. HIRSHFELD i
NO. 83 WOOD STRE ET-
CITY' TAXES
LED -
WATER RENTS,
ALL PERSONS LIABLE FOR CO Y
and liminess Taxes and Water Rents in the
city of Pittsbirg,b, are hereby notified that the above
taxes and ea:cr rears are now due and payable at
t ^e
City Treasurer's °filet, -S"ostrtla Street
air-On all payment made before AUGUST FIRST,
Discount of klve Per . will be al
lowed. Between August Ist and Sop ember 16th,
a discount of Two Per Cent. Between , Oc
tober I,t and November Ist, en additton will be
made cf five per cent, and after November Ist, all
rem aiming unpaid will be put in the hands of collect.
0r.., with a Wither addition of five per cent.
e 3 AVM. EleflitAUg. City Treasurer.
b — Acos.. P.1 3 1 olib. Ft 1 1, El TSI
-FOE.-
SPRING SALES.
W. D. & H. M'CALLUM,
87 Fourth Street,
ICI AVE J UST OPENED A SPLENDID
ja assortment of
Velvet, Brussels, Three-Ply, Tapes
try, and Common Ingrain
Carpeting%
OIL CLOTHS
From 8 to 24 feet, new designs and beautiful pa i l=
with all goods usually found in FIRST
CaItPETZTORIIII, and on as favorable terms as
any other hones in the oily. mll3O
D. C. KNEELAND
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
SQUARE AND OVAL BONNET
BOXES;
Iso, makes to order PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER
BOXEt3,. suitable for Shoes, Dry Goods, Re, at
Eastern rims. Corner Virgin allorand Wood
street, (third tory—over Citisens' Sank,) Pitte
burgh, Pa. e9l y
iiirTrurznlimiTrrnTrTri
HATING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS
YOU THE BAWL Or
HATT'S MEMENTO ILLUMINATING
FOE LIGHTING BASEMENTS, CEIr
LAM, AREAS, AND COAL VAULTS. We
would respectfully solicit an examination of
samples, at oar
Warehouse, No. 160 Water Street,
ANDERSON A PHILLIPI3,
A eats for
BROWN BR
mars
Notice of DissolutiontPartnership
"MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the partnership lately existing betweeaLEF,
A. BECKHAM and GEORGE A. KELLY.ofthe etty
of Allegheny, under the firm of BECALM &
KELJ.Y, was dissolved on the 22d of April.l2Bl, by
mutual consent. BECKHAM & KELLY.
.113- The business will be carried on at the old
stand by the subscriber, by whom all the business
of the late firm will be settled.
GEORGE A. KELLY .
Allegheny, June 4,186 E-103-ff
SOAP, CANDLES AND OILS. •
1,000 Boxes Chemical Olive Erasing Sap : • r
500 do Rosen Soap in I, 2,and 8 b bars
800 do No.l Palm Sosp•ml.,2and Bib bun
200 do Oletne • do IZP bars, ,
160 do German do t)iti bars,
260 -do. Friend to Woman Soap is Ilb bars
Ml,oo oapes do Shaving and Toilet Soap in different
and Ekes.
80 Boxes-Miners' Candies,
4000 Sydranho. Yresaed and Monid Candles
for Summer use.
IVO Boxes Adamantine Sfar Candles, 43,5 s Is es.
60 do New Bedford Sperm Candles. eo, be
de.
20 do Wax Colored Candles, 42, Sa Ale
do Coach do,
5 do ,
10 Barrels Star
No. 1 Lard Oil, do,
5 do do 2 ' do,
21 do Lubricating No. 1 Oil,
10 do do do 2011
25 _,
gi do
do C a
Carbon Illuminating
l do
On hand and for ihl
4. .1
.41. FL.SaWIII,I2,
To whom was awarded, by the 13.ji- Agnpultura:
Socie d ty, th e fi rst premiums for 17114 a alblind
eauing. •
31' , 1arg.0.111100.*41041 ,
, , .;.:,' , ...,_...2 .- ,:iy . ..--.,...:
BiNKERSANDMILOGEBROKERS,
Wood Street,corner.of ISrdy
IV HOLMES &SONS,
,M vi e
u p e l
, i t tr Ex
.J6,l • change Erokersoxid Notes,
Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Slitter at& Notes.
Exchange on the Eastern mid Vieetern Cities con
etantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the
United States. Deposits received in mtfaiids or
current paper, .No. GT Market street WWeeri Third
and Fourth streets. jja301.7
•
pozzait B.6lri.rGs .5 .1f"1%
NO. 6& Votrivrxi swim s%
OHARTEIiED rzir 1855.
OPEN DAILY, from • 9 to:2 'ovelock
also, on Wednesday and Saturday eirentngs.
from May Ist to. November Ist, from 7 to 9 !clock;
and from November Ist to May Ist. from II to
delock.
Deposits received of all sums not less than Ova
Dams, and a dividend either profile declared twice
a year, in June and December. Interest bee been
declared semi-annually, in June:niurDecember
since the Bank was organized, at the rate of six
per cent. a year.
Intetest, if not drawn ott4 isidaced to the credit
oft ha depositor as principal, and bears the same
interest from the first days of Junaand December,
compounding twice a year without troubling the de
positor to call or even to present hiapasatook. At
this rate, money will doable in less teen twelve
' years, making in the aggregate mans AND 033-lILLY
MB ciar. A Elltill.
Books containing the Charier, By -liters, Rules
and Regulations, furnished gratis, on application at
the office.
1,161 1711111121111171.
William J. Andersen, JaMes BD. /deeds,
Hill Burgwin,
Benj. L. Falinesteek, A. D.,
Hopewell Hepburn, Robert 'Robb;
James Hardman, James Bbidle,
James D. Kelley, AlexauiderTindle,
TaIIIVILO.
Alexander Bradley, John B. McFadden,
John G. Bactcofen, Tatar A. Madelra,,
George Black, John-}l.ldellor,
John B. Canfield, JarneiliP,Aulay,
Alonzo A. Carrier, John kneeling,
Charles A. Colton, Walter P.Marsha
William Liouglas, John Orr,
John Evans, Henry- 4 11 MA
John Holmes, John ILlgioknberge
William S. Haven, AlemnideVOPhai%
Peter H
Richard FIRM , Isaac Whittier.
William S. Levey, Chrifctiatt;Teager.
BLIMMULT AND ecullainik
011AftLES A• COLTON. [fel
JOAN OFFIOE.
HENRY W. CUIHOTTI,
Re. 100 Smithfield- Et,
Near the corner of Fifth,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
MONEY in large and small quantities
loaned on Gold and Silver, Diamonds, Jewel
ry, Gold and Silver Watches, an all ll kinds of valu
able articles, for any length of time agreed on. The 4
goods cannot be delivered withontthinTmket. Not
accountable in case of fire.
...Moe Hours from to9.p.at.
THE MERCANTILE I AGENCY,
PROMOTION. PROThCTION 411,114111 i.
Over 240,000 Business Houses Reported, Em
bracing every City, Town and ;Village in
tnellnited States, Canada, and other
British Possessions MN. A.
R. G. DUN & C 0.,• Proprietors.
ARMSTRO.NG, htsarkozn.
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets, Pittsburg)), Pa
Established New York Jute, ISA Pittsburgh
Disre 1862.
Heed Ogles
NEW YORK.— . .. DUN, BOYD a CO
Hrane b. offi.ten.
Pittsburg, R G Dun & Co; Philadelphia, R. 0 Bun
& Co; Cincinnati, it Dun & Co; ClevWand, Rti
Dun & Co; Detroit, It G Dun & . Co; Chiefago, U
Dun & Co ,• Milwaukie, R G Don* Co; New Orleans,
KG Dun Co; Charleston, R Dun & Co; Louisville,
R G Dun t Co; Bt. Louis, R. G MEC& Co; Nash
ville, KG Dun & Co.
Boston, E Russell & Co; Baltimore, .1 JD Pratt a
Co ; Richmond, Pratt a Co.
Foreign Mc's.
Toronto, R e Dan & Co;. Montreal, R U Dunn &
Co; London, Eng, G taut & .
Reference Hooks,with noticesof chan_gE;£ l / 2 pnnted
daily, furnished to subscribers . Pricalit
Collections promptly attended to iataß parts of
the United States and British Boimasions. and
References to upwards of 160 Muses in Pittsburgh
for whom the otlice makes-collections. ,
Letters of introduction to Lawyers of high stand•
lag and respectability in every section of.slie Union
will be gratuitously furnished to rintwarihers tr
nig an application at the office. Also to any of t
Offices named above. •
,mll2liom.
el B. SI L Y
‘,./. 114 FIFTH-STREET. omit Catnednu,
G
REAL ESTATE AND EN , AGENT.
NOTES, BONDS, MORTGAGES and oilier Seat
rib lee. aP4
EXCELSIOR GLASS WORKS.
•
WOLFX...F. T. PLUNKETT-.T. , OAXISZLL
WOLFE PLUNKETT it,_CO.
GLASS MANITFACTURXM,
WAREHOUSE
No. 12 Wood Street, Corner of First,
sandy mitionvign.
A. assuirsasam,...... D. C1120111.1MA15,.4.4. CURNIXOII.B.III.
D. IabIDIS,
VIINNI.NGHAMS & T T
VV BURGH CITY GLASS WORHH-oritrehouse.
/19 Water street, and 1110 stria e ßittsburgh,
Pa., three doors below 2donon la House,
Manufacturers of Pittsburgh tray Wow Glase
Druggists' Glass Ware=-and sAnte*saa Convex
Glass, for parlor windows, churches:- Via public
buildinge. apl
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THB CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore existing between. JOBS P. ,HUNT
HENRY' MINER, under the firm of RUNT &
MINER, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the late firm will be settled by
HENRY MINER, who is authorized; to, sign the
firm's name in ligtodation. •
MAIN P. Burr,
HENRY'MINER.
July 16th, 1861
HENRY MINER
ikoeessoi to
HUNT & MINER,
Wholesale and Retell
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER & NEWSDEALER
N05.,71 and 78 FIFTH STREET%
Next door to the Poat Office,
1929
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
SHIP,—The Partnershipheretefoie existing.
tinder the name of D. GREGG 41 - 100. was dissolved•
on the Ist inst., by limitation.. Thw bniebted are•
requested to mak.e iminediate paynietit s and:those
having claims are requested to present timul for
settlement to 1).- GREGG or I. TAYLOR, at the obi
stand, No. 09 Wood street„as either feather is
authorised to sign the name - of Mit likm in a settle
ment.
D. GREGG 4; I. TAYLOR* have this de, formed
a go-_partnership linden the flame ' - ef GREGG_ a
Anon to transact wholesale. Dri k uoods and
O
Variety Business at m old:stm4. , is *ere we are
prepared to oast goods mi r the_Amet-favorobio
terms, either for =shoat liceepaidatior approved
reference.' Our stock r virtie~
and as we intend to buy ler mptliare will hold on
Inducements we Mink supemA Sp aky.house west
of tae mount ins. Buyeks visiting oity, we
respectfully request to exarifitiPOYitock before
purchasing elseshere, ea vrewillmudtait an object
worthy their attention.
GREGG t TAYLOR-
Chicago. 11kW&
F YOU WANT :SOME 4300 D NEW
Fruit orprepared mhed, end all
0 1. ' kind or Woes. Brio* th Wtwakno
011tetne. Lemon' and intim , Miak/FSWOrili k
stotialiv in the Diamond,: wheriTY94,...-10
m.... get all
crop Fruit and Iowa; than it say -
Wail! ow4Aso.fl, vomit sa4 s -,foiluoattroant of
Family ,WoWfw, Teo, 71noil=i an
o: her hitt& of Foreign and Otitnestl - non.
_ _ ' ILLWORMII4
40114 , .. norm ot Dlionolid:Ond Didepad Qom
11131014,..:141.FLM eat
k. ll ' tention• of *kftelu searchof
Gyro.,
_lii RLE
ly El T 0 a 4
!directed to our splendid atookt -
W. W.101.1.N(3 )
No. 07-Wood oursoi
TERMS CASH I—NEW I,t GOODS
NSW GOODSII.-OPEN TB.IB
Prints; Gingitams, &e. Grey Gana% 634 m a t h
and upwards. a Inge lot dialagatiiirzWider, Nioo
40311tS vas-Yard. klargelOt DP/BORIL-03/4 Sters)
prigs ata6 l 4 cents 'par yatd, forrisetl2M ens.
Bargains for cash. GiiraNBIGN WVE,
an 1/4-Ilarket
INBRED Oile.--104}12Wfsw by
B. A. PAIIII & QA
emusiat "Wm& Wood as.
Irlar; 4 l23lS-91Li+ r sale_ by
1.4,4 e c o
owl . corogranimg &A:pia.
irIHBA? - WALL- ' • ' lo# sae by
au3 P mulaiLiu 4 VI W 904 strwat.
Pl/713BURGH, YEMN'A:
Almuhti.
emoiZ aa .
Assocla e Office&
DEALER 111
Cass Moths.
obsolntio
Pitt ablirif,ll, Pa.
DAVID CiIUISEI,
D3AAO TAIRT,
JAAUDB;MA