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NSW Yens, , 1861.
ra0P0844.1.43 'WILL BE RECEIVED
t this office for furnishing, by contract Army
rnEarlea B .
e proposals _should state the price at which
they can be furnished, at the places of manufac
ture, and the price at which they can be delivered
at this repot; the number which can be made by
tbebidder within one month after the receipt of the
order; also the number which he can deliver with
in one week.
The harness must exactly conform to the follow
ing specifications and to the establishf d patterns :
Four mule harness 0. s, to wit:
WHEEL,.
Two QEdloreL-Breeon • trsp 3 feet 6 Inches long,
!I% inches wide, seweu low 14 inch rings of ¢ inch
Irma hip straps 3 feet 11 inches long, :ncbes
wide; stay pieces 2 feet long, 2g inch es wide, with
IN inch buckles; cross straps to buckle into stay
pieces; 6 feet long, t 3 inch wide; side straps 4 tent
long, I%inch widetie straps 15 inches long, 34
Icon wide, tapering to a point.
Two Belly Bands '.Long stde,2 feet 3 inches Vn g,
2 inches wide, with •a two inet, buckle; shoat ride
1 foot 6 inches long and 2 inches wide.
Two Hair collars, IS lo .19 inches lon;.h w dou ble
grate and gale leathers and hankies inch wide.
Two pairof strong Barnes to suit, made of white
oak root, Ironed with hooks, t cast ring , 1 !4; inch
square, staples and line rings.
Two pair of Hem EtTars-1,5w - er one 5 feet 6
nob es long, % loch w.tie, upper one 4 :( ei cinches
long, ?„ , 4 inch wide
Tworidles—Crown piece 2 feet long, li4 inch
wide; thank pieces each le inches long, 1 1 4 iach
with; front piece . 1.1 inches long, IV, inch wide;
stay pieces, from blinds to crown pieces, 16 inches
long, 1.4 inch wide*iose piece 11 inches long, I Inch
wide; blinds 6 inches lone, 6% inches wide; reir s,
long side 4 feet long, 1 inch wide: shore side 2 feet
long, 1 inch wide, with 1 inch buokie; bunts, tinned
=lien, to weigh I pounds to the dozen
Two pair Chain Pipes, 2 feet long, 2A. inches wide
Two pair Trace Chains, 7 ic et long, 16 links to
the fOot t of No 3 iron, with T on one es d, weight
r% to 8 lbs per pair Twisted or -L.:sight
tine pair of Breast Chains, zS t1C)10.3 long, 14
links to the foot, of No 3 iron Twisted
Two Neck &ram,. 3 feet 1 inch long, inches
wide, with 2Y 4 , inchbuckle
Two Neck Chains, 4 feet 6 inches long, 14 links
to the foot, No 4 iron, T and loop to be rid eted on
to the neck strap Twisted
One saddle, made en Attekapas tree, head, gul
let and cantle, ironed, covered in the usual way
with halkanned horsehide; flaps 2'.1 inches long„
16 inches wide; aurcingle 7 feet 8 inchces long,
2 1 inches wide, with 2W, inch buckle on one end,
to tastened to the saddle by being meted to
two curved straps, 1M inch wide; those straps ore
placed one on each side of the saddle-tree, one
end-ls 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, 1 1 /, inch wide, with 1%; inch buckle;
stirrups, malleable iron, tinned, bolt eye pattern,
to weigh 18)4 Is to a dozen pair
LEAD.
Two Collare,ll34 to 18 . 1nehes lcng,mad•s the same
as for wheel hornets.'
Two Mar of }Lames to snit, of same materal as
for wheel harness, ironed, with hooks, breast
Sinus and line rings with straps as in wheel bar
Less! Two Bridles, the same as for wheel harness
Iwo Neck Straps and Chains, the same as for
wheel harness
Two Belly Beads, the same as for wheel Harness
Two pair Chain Pipes,
Two pair Trace -
Chain'', 61
Two Cropper and Hip Straps Back strap b feet
long t tapering from 83,.:ashes to '2% inches R ide
Hlp Bsrape, each 2 feet 4 inches long, l% inch
wide, each with a hook at one end
Two Back Beads, 3 feet 4 inches long, 3% inches
wide
Two Martutgales. 4 feet long, ll. ! •," nth wide, to
buckle into the bit.
One Coupling Strap, 5 feet 8 inches to 3 inab
wide
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 receiye the lead line
One . Lead Line, 21 feet long. %inches wide, with
a buckle at one end and an 8 inen loop at the other
One Whip, heavy plated horsehide, 6 feet 6
innhces long
One Horse Brush, oval, of bristles,—by—inches
One Curry Oombe, No 272-8 bar
The whole to be packed in a box about I inchea
wide, 17 inches deep, 34 Inches long, made r, f 1
Inch stuff, as:pored, wood hoops or Iron, ei 111:0))
be required
Font Horse Harness, as follows, to wit:
W HEEL.
Two Quilors Breech straps. 3 feet 8 tr.che-s
long, a% inches wide, sewed in 4-inch rings of •!..
irtin; hip drape 4 feet long, :t Molina wide; stay
pieces 2 feet 2 inches long, 3 inches wise, with
Inch buckles; cross straps to bookie into stay
pieoee 0 feet long, l inch weds; s , de straps 5 feet
6 incines long, I 4 hien wide; tie straps 15 I:tri, es
long, !..e 2 inch wide, tapering to a point
Two Belly Bands 1..0ng feet 4 inches long ,
2 inches wide, with a 2 inch buckie; short iiido
footB inches long and 2 inches wide
Two Hair Collars, 22 to 23 Inulio•H long. w.th
double straps and le leathers, uni buckles then
wide
Two pair of strong flames to suit. made of w1..1 , ‘
oak root, ironed with hooks, breast rings I , u.ch
square, staplowand line rings
Two pair Haire Wraps Lower one f, r;
inches long, 3.4 inch wide; upper one 4 feet LIC
long, inch wide, of alum Lannon leather
TWO Bridles Crown piece 2 feet 2 mesh( 8 long,
/ 1 4 inch Wide; cheek pieces each 10 inches IL:nu,
1K inch wide; frost piece 12% Inches long, IN
non wide; stay pieces, fi.om blinds to crown pit nes.
18 inches long, 1% inch wade; nose piece 12 pieties
lon .1 inch wide; blinds 6 inches long, 6 inches
wide; reins, long sided feet 2 inches tong, 1 inch
wide; abort side 2 feet long. 1 inch wide, with 1
inch buckle; bite, tinned mullen, to weigh 6 Ins the
dozen
Two pair Chain Pipes, 2 feet a incues long,
inches wide
Two par Trace Chains, 7 feet long, 14 links to
thiefo of No 2 iron, twisted or straight, with T
on one end, weight 9 ilia per pair
-One air Breast Chains, 28 inches long, 14 links
to the foot, Otto 2 iron, twisted
Two Neck Straps, 8 feet b inches long, 2% inches
wide, with 2).4 inch buckle
Two Neck:Chains, 4 feet 0 inches long, 14 links
JO- thefool3Ninsted No 4 iron, T and loop to be riv
atted'ollio the neck strap, swivel in the chain
,2',ollWEhtddle, made on Attakapas tree, bead, go flat
'''llnd'eantle ironed, covered in the usual way with
higf,Pinned horse hide ; flaps 20 inches long, 16
~!:theilltia IP" 'Wong 7 feet inches long, 2 , ,,6
.inOtie - s wide, with a inch buckle on one end, to
'befastened to the sad eby being riveted to two
curved straps. 1% inch wide; these straps are
YUMA /one on each side of the saddle tree; one
arlithitled to the front part of the bar', the other
- eititto theortension of the bar behind the cantle,
Spanish saddle fashion; stirrup leathers 4 feet 7
*whew long, 1 1 4 inch wide, with ix inch buckle;
stirrups, malleable iron, tinned, bolt eye petters, Co
weigh 144 pounds to a dozen pair.
LEAD.
Two Brititaj4,.same as for wheel harness
'lwo Collars, 210 . to 22 inches long, made the same
foyfAtte43l...ess
„. ()plea . es to suit, of the same material
wheel harness, ironed ; with hooks, brehit
:rifts amnisie-rings, with straps as in wheel har
ness
Tiro•Neok Straps sad Chains,- same se for wheel
""linrness
Two pay Bands, same as for wheel harness
Two Chain Pipes.
wo pair a.n Pipai, same as for wheel harness
• TWO pair Trace Chains, same as for wheel hal - -
nein
longand Hip Straps, Back Strap 6 feet
from 11% inches to 2% niches wide
,ith buckles each 2 feet B.hicties long,
6 =l4olt Witic., with wrought hooks
woßß►ek Bfeet 7 inches long, 8% inches
wide -
Tlo44l2thigales, 4 feet long:1% inch wide, to
indikl4l:into the bit
-OxidOolipling Strap, 6 feet 6 inches long, % inch
wide .
One -Cheek Rein, 4 feet 1 Inch long, 1 inch wide,
to Init*Winto the bit at each end,witti a ring sewed
in tiolnontreto-receive the lead line
'OniSTAM - d‘ Line, 21 feet long, % inch wide, with
a Walesa - one end and anti mob loop at the other
One Whip, heavy plated horse hide, 6 feet 6
inches long
One Ennis Brush, oval of bristles, by
inch - e: One Carry Comb, N 0222-8 bar
The whole to be packed in a boa about 21 inches
10;08 fifelpi:deep, St inches long, made of
inish - afidT, dimmed, wood hoops pr iron, as may
be nlqUired
- Thewhiilb to be made of the :best material, sew
ing to be made with good waxed thread, and sub.
jecttoinspeetion during the process of manufac
ftleanttaltßiarhou'finisned
- - Whoa six:hosed harness Is required, the lead
collars, nrkiles, hams, neck straps, belly-bands,
utudegdpeaowee-tiltale, crupper and lop straps,
I=dcited eottpling straps are doubled; one
•ehmell Net tont6l4 finks to the foot, of No
4WithitT'on each end added, and lead line
to WV leistiOng
'ABwht4eie be Made of Vitt best material, sew
big Wbeirilicre with ood waxed thread, and subject
to inspection during the process of manufacture
andelso when finished
- - • - -
When eiXstnule burness is required, the lead
nollars, bridles, homes, neck - straps , belly bands,
etudn-pipes, trace-charm% crupper andi hip-straps,
heck-bandsexid coupling straps ire doubled ; one
bearing chain, 8 feet 10ng.14 links to the foot, of No
4tiron. with a Ton each end added; and lead line
tql43/feet long
Pro WO will also be received for making and
tiff ng ambulance harness, for two or four mule
or horse teams—a specification of which will be
Aesel4erlurais44
Pcsrms of proposals and guarantee will be fur
nished upon application at this office and none wi'l
be Oonfindersitterat do not conform t hereto
The privilege is reserved by and for the United
States of rejecting any proposal that may be
deemed-extravagant
propose/a will be endorsed on the envelope
enoloatng them: "Proposals for furnishing Army
WAIF= and Ambulance Harness," and slddreeeed
,Major L. H. VINTON,
=lO4 Quartermaster U. B. Army.
TrIATOM ir4.74TERS.—We are prepar-
A: --- iirte Ht .' tip refiners with the neces - aary
Pornps, Cocks, Pipet, &0., the latest and inwit
Apprevarna. _Mr experience in this brancti 18
vatic. by 'arry other.establithment. For work
minishi% de., ,we refer' to tho following refiners
vetifilito. '
-- iGike & Nesbitt, Roberts, Wilkinson a Co.,
John B. Bell, Holship,MlCormaok iteo,
Posiara.b.poewakco.,saakett, a m °Fadden,
John Corata itati - Thos. Bell dr Co, .
•Inost di 80b4141S_ Rill it Co.;
.fidi Williams ils., B. M. Kier. .. ..
"WEJADON a...REINKILE,
164 Wood street.—
SUGAR--
.. , 1 ,4=
- .;l4llllMgBßawderadarantora and for sale
j /199 ° Nos. Viand 488 Wood street.
Saltrouts.
1861. -.SUMMER,ARRANOEMENT.. 1861.
• EIGHT •i DAILY- Titga, Nis.
•
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
ON AND.APTER MONDAY. TUNE 10th.
THE THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
leaves the Passenger Station every morning,
irrneptilunday,)st 6:80 s . m., stopping at all nagrt
gona. connecting at Harnaburg_with trains
direct for Baltimore, and arriving at Philadelphia
at 800 p. m.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily
at,12:20 a. in., stopping only at principal stations,
rtaking direct connection at Harrisburg for Bilti
more, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore at
6:00 a. in.
THE iraßT LINE leaves the station daily, (ex
cept Sunday,) at 4:00 p. m., stopping only at Greena
urg, Latrobe, Johnstown, Wilmere, C4allitsen,
hoons o ke., and arriving in Philadelphia at '10:00
a-
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
THE JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves daily (except Sunday,) at 2:50 p. m,atoP
ping all stations and running as far as Conemaugh.
FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Walt's
station leaves dtial : Aexcept Sunday,) at 6:40 A. ro.
SECOND ACCO t °DATION TRAIN for Wall's
tiontion leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 1 I.:20 a. m.
THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's
station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 4:10 p. m.
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's
station leaves daily (except Sunday,) at. 845 p. m.
RETURNING TRAINS arrive in Pittsburgh as
follows :.—Express, U:5O a in; Mail, 11:50:p. in; Fast
Line 12/0 a. in; Johnstown Accommodation, 10:05
m ; First Wall's station Accommodation, 8:30 a.
in.; second Wall's station Accommodation. 820 a.
m; third wall's station Accommodation, 1:15 p. m.;
fourth Wan] station Accommodation, 8:15 p. m.
Trains for Blairsville and Indiana, connect at
shursvtile Intersection with Johnstown Aocommo ,
dation, Express, and Mail Trains East and West,
and with Fast Freight East.
PIT PdRURGII AND CONNELLSVILIRTRAINE
stopping at all stations on the Pittsburgh and Con
n:,;.. villa Road, leave daily, (Sunday excepted,) ae
zollowa: Mail Train, 8:40 a. m 4 Express Tram, 4:10
p. m. P e,urning l'rahis from Pittsburgh and Con
nellsvillSßoad strive at Pittsburgh 10:30 a. m. and
&1b p.
Tho raveling public will find it greatly to their
interest, in going East or West, to travel by the
Pennsylvarda Railroad, as the accommodations now
offered cannot be aurpaaed 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.
TO NEW YORK .$l2 60 TO BALTIMORES9 50
PHILADELPHIA 10 00 1 LANCASTER 865
HARR.D3BU ,$7 45.
Baggage checked to sill stations on the Pennsyl
lama Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York
Passengers purchasing tickets in cars. will be
charged an excess according to distance traveled in
addition to the station rates, except from stations
where the Company has no agent.
NOTICE—In case of lose, the Ote-nany will boll
themselves responsible for personal ba sage only,
and for an an ant not exceeding $lOO.
N. B.— fhe Excelsior Omnibus Line has been
employed to convey passengers and baggag • to and
from the depot, at a charge not to exceed 25 cents
for each passenger and baggage.
For tickets apply to .1. S TEW ART Agt.,
At the Penn's R. 8.. Passenger Station,
jell On Liberty and Grant streets.
YITTEIBURGH, FT. WAYNE &
Alt
RAILROAD,
TO ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH, WEST, AND
NORTH WEST.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT!
TIME to Cincinnati as quick, and ti
Indianapolis, ht. Lowe and Chicago quicker
than by any other roa.e
Vv ham ARO TRAINS
FAST MAIL LANE—Leaves Pittabargh 12:36 A. u.
Arrives at Crestline....-.. 8.1)0 e. a.
,Making close connections with Bellefontamc and
Cleveland. Columbus A Cincinnati Roads.
Arriving at Chicago at 7.130 p. m.
N. B.—The time to Cincinnati is the same as by
Steubenville. fTrams on both Roads meet at Coln m•
bus, and passengers all go into Cincinnati together.
EXPRESS TRAlN—Leaves Pittsburgh 12.10 P a.
Arrives atCrestline 7-30 r K
Mak. , 114( clean connections re above.
Arriving a. Chicago at &46 a. in.
R.—The tame to Cincinnati is the same as by
stenuenville. Trsins on both Roads meet at Col
embus, and passengers ail go Into Cincinnati
together.
Sleeping, Cars on this trand , , from Flask tirgn to
Circinnedi to In dianapoiis ar to Chic , ai-,0,
Trains through to Chat,ao r,thoutobasge of Car
EASTWARD TRAIN&
LoAkVEI Chicago, 7.30 e.. lc and AAA/ P. M. Arriving
at L..m.s, 225 r. a. and AM. - Connecitng wd.h
trains to Dayton and tnc nau. Arr.vinA at CreAt
line, 8.00 8.05 A. a.
Connecting wits trains for Columbus, Cmcinnaii,
C:cst arc,faltillalo and the Rapt, and r.rr:vtng
of
IlLiztJurgll, t. wad r Ai! rintotirg I.se
connections with Pennsylvania Ralircad trans for
the Eastern cit,ea, via Allentown and
ACCOMSIOI,ATIOb TRAINS—Nicer Federal et.,
A I el; bony, for New Erigutop, 10.110 A. s., arc! 4 r
s.
Armco at •• 11.20 " " 815 ••
iinghton, 6.3 , 1 " LOO
Arrive iu Allegheny, 8.10 ""
Allegheny and Iteonomy Accommodation Trtuns.
1,e,0.e Allegheny, 7.`g , A. a., and at. Ek.utb..try at
e. a.. leaven Allegheny at, 12.35 v. a and n. 1 ,:
ari,ve at Economy at 1.6) r. a. and 7.22 e I, ..vb
Er (menu Al g CO a. in., and 4.22 p, in., and arrive in
Allegheny et 11.05 a. in.. and 5.30 p. m.
MARK ET TRAlN.—lanives E.OO a. m
EA bt , Alliance at 8.14 1.5. and arrives in Al , e,nizeny
al 1.1 tk e, la; leaves Allegheny at 8.06 p.a.; AttsiK e
at b.OG e. a., stopping at all StALIOIDA for passengers
and marketing, arrives at Massillon, P.OO p. in.
Tickets will be sold fox these trains at reduced
rates.
Trough tzains coaneot ec.. follows:
At Allhutee, with trail:ill ou the Clevel&r.,l and
burg n Railroad.
At Orville, Obio, to and from Atitlersburg, Akron,
Cuy hoga Falla, etc.
At Manabeld, Ohio, for Mount Vernon, She!b), Hsu
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, etc.
At Crestline, for Delaware, Springfield, Columbus,
Otheinnatt, Xams, Dayton, Indlexua,polui, St. Loun.,
LouisrUle, etc.
At 'Parent, for Springneld, Sandutdry, Dayton, Cm •
awned, etc. etc.
At Lima, for ii,dney, Dayton, Cincinnati, etc. etc.
At Fort Wayne, for Peru, Latayetta, Ind, St. Louis,
and intermedutte ports to Central Indiana and
At Plymouth for Laporte.
At Wanatah for all points on the New Albany and
Seism Retires&
And at Chicago, with trains for all points in Illinois,
lows, Wisconsin and Minnesota
For further information and through ticket%
apply to 613:011.01f,PAItitibi, Ticket Ag't.,
Passenger Station, Pittsburgh.
Through Tickets for sale at the Ticket Offices of
the Company on the line of the road, to all parte of
the United Metes. - G. C. HATER:WAY,
jell General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh.
CHANGE OF TIME-SUMMER AGRANGENIENT
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
l AN AND AFTER MONDAY, June 10-
IM, trains will leave the Depot of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, In Pittabargh, as follows :
PITTSBURGH, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE, VIA STEUER,IWILLE.
No change of cars between Pittsburgh and Cin•
;Annan.
_
Laav Arrives A.rriv 38 Arrives
Pitt sure'. at Columbus, at Cincinnati, at Bt. Loma.
1280 a. st. 1188 e. at. 420 P. X.
1210 P. 8.46 P. K. 2 , 00 A, BL:
This route is snorter to Cincinnati, Louisville,
Columbus and all points South, than any other
route. Splendid sleeping cars attached to all Night
Trains.
PITTSBURGH AND WRRELIDIG LINE.
Leaves Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at
Pittab'gh, Bachester,Welbsville, Stettb'ville,Wh'lng.
1225 x. at. 1650 A. Ar.. 3:57 e. U. 428 A. a. 527 A. x.
-&06 P. X. 195 P. X. 8:19 A. IL 2:20 P. X, 1098 P. a
12:10 A. U. 1:15 AU. 118 P. U. 8:10 L. U. 420 A. U.
4:00 P. a. 5:15 P. x. 626 P. 11.
The 1286 a. la. and WO P. 11.Trainz connect with
Trains of C. 0. R. R. for Zanesville, Lancaster, ho.
TII3 4:00 P. M. Train stops at all stations between
Rochester and Wellsville.
PITTSBURGH A CLEVELAND LINE.
Leaves Leaves
Ilttsburgh. Cleveland.
MO a. r. 9:14
1110 P. L. et4o P. X.
The 1485 a. in. train connects at Bayard for
New Philadelphia and stations on the Tusoarawas
Branch.
.I"assengers desiring to go to Shndusky, To
ledo, Chicago, or points West, via Cleveland, must
be particular to ask for tickets via Cleveland.
Through Tickets can be procured at the Lib
erty Street Pepot, Pittsburgh.
J: S'rEWART, Ticket Agent,
For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM SIT WART, Agent.
At the Company's Office in Freight Station, Penn
street, F. R. MYELF-S,
Sien'i Ticket Agent Cleveland, Ohio.
lel°
NEW ROUTE VIA RIVER AND
RAILROAD:
Indianapolis & Cincinnati R. R.
Connecting at illttiahilipollB With Terre Haute,
and Terre Haute and Alter: Rs !road, t o 1.4311h4
and Lafayette and Indianapolis, New Albany sod
Salem, and hfichlpra Central Roads: for CHICAGO,
ROOK ISLAND, MILLINGTON, and all intermedi •
ate points:
Through Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS,
TERRE GAUT4 LAFAVITETE and PERU.
Freights and passengels*rried from ancin
nati or Lawrencebs -100 a. tjmo than by any
other route by twe -fear hours,
_and at as low
rates. The only r by which shipments can be
made from Cincinnati to OA West, without
breaking milks
Consignments made to J. E. GIBBONS, agent, at ,
Crineinnstt or W. B. OUTTiNG, agent at Law'
reneebury, will reoeire prompt atteArW tg a no
charge for eommiesion; no charge f e or
commission at Lawrancikarg. •
For further information apply to TI(6 RATT
MAS
GAB, (No. lta Water ittreet,) agent of the OmmllanYi
who IS prepared to wire taxman IMITPTEI for pia
eengers and freightto Indianapolis, Terre Haute,
Lafayette, Clikagc Pero. Greencastle. Crawford -
vale ) Charleston, Paris and Mattoon, so., kc.
H. F. LORD, Presiaent,
JOHN F. WIRES, General Freight Agent. mra
REMOVAL.
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MA N
omituring Company have removed the office.
- .Pro., . Wood Street,
Sll. ,
flebriptinAik* apt Nomad Streets, where all or
dere rifillereeehretif end Mildness sit tPrided to.
t.tr #fHO CIALHOUZi Agent,
3usugana.
Indemnity ..'ainat Loss by Fire.
HE FRASICLIN FIRE INSU-
A. RANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Mlles, No. 486 and 987 CHESTNUT STREET, near
Fifth.
Stumm, or Asa'Ts, JANVA.P.Y Ist, 1860.
Published Aggresably to An Act of Assembly, being:
First Mortgages, amply secured. .! ..»..$1,896,893 88
Real Estate, (present value 510 3 , 31 i 61,)
cost. 102,998 26
Temporary Loans on ample Collateral
beconties 89,185 E t c
Stocks, kpresent value (866,667 7:4) cost.. 89,786 66
Notes and Bills Receivable.-- 1,821 00
raeb 27,919 33
V 1,208,051 88
The only profits from premiums which this corn
pany 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 Incorporation, a period of thirty
years, they hare paid leases by Fire, bT, an amount
exceeding Four Millions of Dollars, thereby afford
ing evidence of the advantages of Insurance, as
well as the ahlity and disposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
Losses paid during the year 1259, 163 N.
AlltaCTOltti.
Charles W. 1311.1:Ickes, Mordecai 1). Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown,
&inrivel Grant.,lsaac Lea, •
Jacob R. Smith, Edward C. Late,
George W. Richards, George Fides.'
CRAB. N. BAINCEER, President_
EDWARDC DALE, Vice President.
WM. A. STEEL, Secretary pro tem.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
myl6 Northeast col - Third and Wood streets.
Western Insurance Company,
OF PITTSBURGH.
GEORGE DARSIE, President;
F. M. G0R1301 , ,, Secretary
CepL R. D. COCRRAIst, Uen'l Agent.
No. 92 Water street. (Epang & Co.'s Warehouse
up stairs,) Filtsburgh.
Will rnsure against all ;Ind_! of FIR'S. acd MA
RINK RISK&
A Home institution managed by lArectors who
are well known in the nommunity, and who are de
termined, by pronrptnesP and bberatity, t) main
tain the character which they have assumed, as of•
enng the best protection to those who desire to be
insured.
ASSETS, OCIOBER 80th, 1860.
Stock Accounts .8 83,000 00
Mortgage 2,160 00
Office furniture._ 250 00
Open Account.% etc 7,809 48
Ca5h...... ............... ............. . ......... ... ..... 18,351 69
Premium Yotes 27.606 20
Notes and bills cliscounl.ed 174,075 14
ntatroTor.s.
George Dame, R. hillier, Jr.,
George W. Jacg.son, James hl'Auley,
Nathaniel Holman, Alexander Name:,
Wm. H. Smith, Chas. W. Rickel on,
Andrew Ackley, Wm. hi hE night,
Alexander Epee:, David hi. Long.
Itee:l. ..:. Thomas myM
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND
LIFE INSMELANCE COM.FY,
NO. 149 CHESNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom nous',
Capital $210,100---Assets $304.048.
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN
SURANCE, either Perpetual or Limited, on
every description of Property or Merchandise, at
rea.,:maLie rates of premium.
BOBERT P. KING Prtiondent,
P.S. W. BALDWIN, Vice Pres.dent,
DI It EC"10 RS :
rIP Psyes„ E. R. Copa,
E. B. Kegitth, George W. rlr‘wn,
I'. B. Slivery, Josepo vi. Paul,
C. BLeru.,..n, Jo.n Clayton,
S. J. Msgargee, B. Wllor,
bI.e,EIA;BS, 743cretary.
J. G. COFFIN, Agent,
Corner Tnird and Wood etreets
CITI RN S BN I-1 2#M ° 0 11, 1% 1,91) (NNW'"
-
ie./IN:OEL RYA, Ofierecazy.
WM. BAUAL.F.",Y, President
Cor. of 151arket and \Voter S
insures against LON/3 and Damage in the Naviga
t.,in at trios Seilinern and Western
Lakes, and Bayoue, and the !Swirl
gauen of the.
Insure■ against Lose
and Damage by Fire
1393:E=
Wm. L.A.Askl,3:7, Bon. T. M. I:10A
Park, Jr, C. &lc,
J.krtoo, J Ov.
rAuc..; , E. , vr. J.-a,ri LA. IMw.,rtia
EhmtoL, Wm. (.. Johnston
FIRE INSURANCE
Thr . Ent(rprist hantrolicc t'o.,
INC
ku'n :,..r,
MEEMM
I
, Janius 1 4 . 1141. 14. Howe,
11 , :un \ A. 1.0 „:,1111- • Aihr•hrt:i.
on h ran, r, . Bry tin it Nt;
!NIL. y C• , -Qu o .1 , !:1 !
LJAP.LI:SIiT:Th h
Otlir ti Bank ;3}ock. No. 47 f :;I:i
ay! tl•dra
FIRE INSURANCE.
HY THE
Reliance Mutual Insurance C„ -fu
Of Philadelphia,
On Buildings, Limited or Porpctur..l, Mer.
chaudize, Furniture, &c., in town
or country.
Cash Capital, $229,510 440.
Assets, $4443,508 06.
OFFICE NO. 308 WA LNUT STREE T.
I avAste..l as (c4lQws, sit
First Mortgage on Improved City Property,
worth double the amount $166,600 00
Ground rent, first class 2,462 60
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 95 cent.
Mortgage Loans, $30,000, cost
Philadelphia city 6 per cent loan
Allogher l yCounty6 ti iii cent. Pennsyl-
Tattle Railroad 1 , . s
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 Co._ 24.860 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co 1,060 00
Stock of Delaware M. 8. Insurance Co.— 700 00
Commercial Bank do 6,135 01
Mechanics' Bank do 2,012 •1
Union M. Insurance Go'e Scrip 180 00
BiUe Receivable, business paper 16,207 18
Book Accounts : accrued interest, etc..— 6,210 T 2
Clash en hand and in in bands of agents.. 11,20 lb
/808,E098 96
CLF TINGLEY, Prosidet.
L1851030;6.
Clem Tingley, Samuel Bispharr,
William R. Thompson, Robert Steen,
Frederikc Brown, William Musser,
Cornelius Stevenson, Senjamin W. Tingley
John R, Worrel, Marshall Rill,
H. L. Carson, Z. Lothrop,
Robert Toland, Charles Leland,
Frederick 1.430 nig Jacob T. Bunting,
Charles 8. Wood, . Smith Bowen,
James S. Woodward, John Bissell, Pitts.
B. M. EiINCRMAN, Secretary.
J GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
mylfl Northeast corner Third and Wood streets
the Mutual Lifelnsurance Co
ON NEW YORK.
F. RATCHFORD STARR, Agent,
400- WALNUT fiTHEET, PHILADELPHIA
THE BUSIN ESSO.PFH IS COMPANY
A, is conducted on the mutual principle, in the
strictest sense of the teem—the entire surplus,
deducsing necessary expenses atone, being quitably
divided among the assured.
Receipts for the year ending 31st January,
$.1,689,575 75.
Assets Over Seven-and a Quarter Killion
of Dollars.
Cash on hand and In Bank..s 120 050 39
Bonds and Mortgages 6,41d,879
United States Stocks 357,2:62 50
Read Estate 40,239 13
Due from Agenta
Add - interest accrued; but not yet due.
Deferred premiums, (estimated) ......
Premiums m course of transmission...
G1U:41.4 Asscre, February 1, 18 , 51 57,237,94:+2 12
Rates of premium lower - , and profits idreater than
in most other Companies.
P11.92 , 01rr1u.N ur 1 , 4811 AMSLTB to the Amount at
risk. 19 Fcater Chun that of any other Life Insu
rance Company in um United titatea.
Pamptilt t. and every requisite mformaLon will
be furnished tree of expense on application, by
letter or otherwise to
L.Alt 1.1 I'ON A BLACE:STOCE,
y3l.Bnad Ftfth Street, Pittsourgb.
pELAWA.E.E MUTUAL SAFETY
!ICS ÜB.AIN CE COM PANT COItPukATED
THE 11441BLATURE OF PIi.I...N.NSLVANIA.
Mb. OFPJ c'E, S. B. CORNER TEL IRD AND
W.414.N U T Pit LLALELPHIA.. MARINE
maKAACE.S on Vessels, Cargo and Freight, to all
parts of the World. ltiL,Ahli IIntiIJBANCES on
Aioods, by flavors, Canals, lakes, and Land Car
r4Az,es, to all jtrte of the Union. FIRE llllSU
zoogi,on Merchandise generally, on Stores,
:.Dwelling Houses, Cc.
D tarn OW..—Ytt klartin, F monad A. Bonder,
Theophilus Paulding, John N. Penrose, John C.
;Mavis, James , Tragundr, Wm. Eyre, Jr, James O.
Hand, Wm. C. Ludwig, Joseph H. Emat Dr. R. EL
Huston, Geo. G. Lpyper, Hugh Craig, Charles Kel
ley, Samuel B. Ettokes,4. F. Peraston,Henry Sloan,
Edward Darlington, H. Jones Broeke, spencer
Wlivain Thomas C. Hand, Hobert Burton, Jr.,
Jacob P. Jamei Minirland, Joshua P.
Ey re , John B. Semple, Pittebergh., D. T. Morgan,
A. B. Berger, do.
WILLIAM ILLEIT'EN, President.
THOS C. HAND, Vice President.
ilia: Lrirmity, Selrelary.
.
P. A."fiLOElßkagezit.
)4N241 No. WI Water etraet Plitabergia.
H. WHITNEY,
No r x.a.pt - sr
nITIOE at the Pittsburgh Post,
rfl ti,
strost. near Wood.
Al•PitaD B. 4 1 1`1:MMIONT .... ..... 1111341
bI'CALMONT & KERR,
-ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
FRANKLIN, VENANGO Co.,
my2B:lyd Pennevl v sauna.
H. W. Permisort—..... Um. r. Dewbop
PATTERSON & DAWSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
KUIIN , S LAW BUILDINGS,
Diamond Street, near Grant.
5 1y PITEST URG FA •
B. F. CUCAS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
°Wee, No. 75 Grant Street
(Three doors below the Court House,)
myBay Prrhunraue, Ps
L. BEL ACREIVELIDGE,
&TTORNEY AT LAW
oatc., No. 130 Fourth St.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
SCOTT, DENTIST
trip F:1.3 removed to the house latch 02cupied by
lir. W. A. WARD,
No. Sib Penn Street,
bide,) third door above Read streeL
Off;Pe hours from 9A. M. till bP. M. (aptly
.110i3EP.H. ADAMS,
El o. 97 Wylie Street. Pittsburgh.
lbiwire..vree:--1:7. A. M. Pollock. D. D. Brr.r.e, El3O,
lialloek, 'Theodore Robbins, Russell Errett,
ac my I.s•ly
TEETH 1
SAVE THEM BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE.
SILL, has removed to 246 PENN
to STREET, In th , house formerly occupied
oy Dr. G. H. Keyser, opposite Christ's Church.—
He will give all the modern improvements. Teoth
inserted at carious prices, from $l6 to $B2 per set.
Rama:qua—Rev. W. D. Howard, Rev.Barnuel Fin
ley, A. Bradley, A. G. ~M'Candlees, H. D., J. H. Hop
kins, W. H. Vankirk, Dr. Geo. U. Keyser, W. ?Tim
ick, Ram LIP)
.M 3,151 7,3
DE.. C. B.A.,ELZ,
WATEIICURE AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN;
ALSO—AGENT OF
RAINBOW'S CELEBRATED TRUSS
FOR
1-3. 'CT El S -
deLly COR. PENN AND WAYNE ST.S.
JOHN M. .KIRKPATRICK ..... ..-.J OHN MELLON
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day formed a Coloartueruhip in tho praethe of
the Law. JOHN M. KIRKPATRICK,
JOHN MELLON,
Pittsburgh, May 15th, 1661.
KIRKPATRICK Sc. MELLON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No. 133 Fourth Street, five door,/ above
Smithfield. PittLhurgh, Pa.
TAMES A. LOWRIE, Attorney at
Cl Law, Office, Fourth street, Pittsburgh, be•
tween tirnithdeld and Cherry Alley. dellay
FORGE S. S ELDEN HAVING
I L A resumed THE PRACTICE OF LAW, way
hereafter t) , found at his office, I= Fourth street,
Put9burah. te29
A.ELL, Surgeon Dentist, successor
AA.° to 6. W. Biddle, No. 144 Smithfield street.
sir- Office hours from eight to 1 o'oloek, ano
from :2 to 5 o'clock.
CUPPING A..ND LEECHING},
PIK. A. NUS.
n_Teeth eztracted. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths
selStly F. 8E13E,177 Grant street.
6oal, (Eandies,
EUREKA OIL COMPANY,
-OF
VENANGO COI NTY, PENNA.,
(('IIAnTEF.ED liditl‘UAßY 18T, 1861.)
capita.: $lOO,OOO,
A M. 7 , 1.41t..`-ii A , 1. , A Hee.
A f.far.bai
Y.,z,clor
MEM
ihLrr is t kat of II 1 ~! , 3 ,;l4 , gbezly, Pz.
lEAlmd •
ALA_DDIN COAL OIL COMPANY.
BIIKHETON, JOHNSTON it WILKINS,
4.5 Market street, Pittsbure., Pa.,
II AVE A LWAYS on hrtn(l a superior
quogy eI I.IIHRIC&TING, 1.1.11'
CF:! I lAL OILS.
MIME
Ajl3(), I.dt 81'017 nild
Rams.ll. ap18:1y
lIANTFACTUIIO.9 OD
LARD OIL, OA_NDLES,
Palm, 7;o1.1€1. arid Bosh). Soap,
/in. 17 Wood Streot, PlttenurghLlPo
ItTANTJFACTURED BY I'ENNSY
111 vania Bah Manufacturing Company
CLEAR AND ODORLESS,
and guaranteed unchangeable in color.
THE LLt,UMINATOIt OF THE DAY "
iionEtanUy on hand and for sale by P. S. M Co, a
her new office, No. 24 Wood street, between Fir:.
and Second street.
tub] &LI (4EO. CALHOUN. General Agent.
27,900 90
BOA* 00
10,000 00
2,690 00
(10M M. FOURTH AND ROSS STS.
V.) Pittsqurg It,s- agent for the receipt and eas e o
CARBON OILS.
Keeps constantly on band, and is receiving heavy
and lightoile suitable for Lubricating and Kenning
purposes, which wiil be sold low for lash and cash
strlllroday
IPHOT OCIEN, COAL AND CAIOO
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 economical and brilliant
light known, and is entirely non-explosive.
Wholesale dealers and country stares supplied
Coal or Carbon Oil, pure, and of the finest
quality, at low pnces; also, Lamps, Wicks and
Lhimneys. O. I'HU KM,
Nos. 10 and 12 Eifth street, below Market'
my22.lydaw in the Excelsior Onutibna titation.
NEW WALL PAPER STORE.
BETWEEN FIFTH AND LIBERTY STS.
No. 107 Market StreeL L
THE . SU ar BSCRIBER IS OPENING
anew sad stook of
PAPJEfi IiANGLAGS A.
Embracing a oomptete asiiortment tor Dweinrige,
Stores, Officiwk, Halls, Churches, &C., to which he
would respectfully invite the attention of the Pu
blic.
having an entire new stock of goods recently
purchased and now arriving. Those in want of
now goods will find them by looking through our
assortment.
marSlyd JOS. ii. HUGHES.
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER!
The Largest Assortment and Lowest Prices
in Pittsburgh. Come end see
WALTER P. BIARSHALL,
No. 81 Wood Street,
(Near Fourth, at the Old Stand,)
Eta for sale French, German and Americun
20,466 60
$6,989,848 74
80,000 09
136,000 00
83,132 38
FOR PA R1.01M,u4
1,01)0E8, ac
50,000 rolls at 12i cts. 50,000 rolls at
6, 8 and 10 cts.
WLVDOW CCa2AIN9 • Fuca I3osaa Paola,
Tama Coyne, Can Axes, AD.
E Look for the 'Striped Front.
The only place io town where a full assortment
of ?ranch 'papers /s kept nnulit
JAMES T A.YLOR,
ALDERMAN,
OFFICE, 151 Feral Street, sth Ward
0 LL E CT lONS promptly made.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages and other Legal
Writing , Drawn. Acknowledgements Taken, Bills
Probated. ap&ly
VOA -14 NUT COAL,SLACK, COKE.
—Having purchased the entire interest of my
partners in the firm of BAILEY. WHAM A 00.,1
am now prepared to far--sn to our former custom
era and the citizens of Pittsburgh and' Viols& t
generally, a supertcr Sty of COAL , HUT 00A1 ,
BLACK and 00HP,, ir, eor small quashes. Or
. 111141 wilt - Omagh The OW% .Is#VAtiba Ton
House of the Ifotiongalieharid fir at. the Fork
-eiliAte attended to with.pre •
Coal Works and Office, situated in. South Pitts
burgh, one agnare abovls the Mottazgsbela Bridge
"07:6m JANIS *DAILEY,
•
V.-P.: • • - •ri -,
t",!"=''
Frojessional.
C .49. Xi. ID.
DENTIST,
MEM
.1. I_.
113. 4'. SAIVVER,
NATRONA OIL.
PLOY ),
LAMP STORE.
I guarantee my
COAL AND CARBON OIL
Ilall paper, &c.
WALT 4 PAPERS,
C IiMEBERS_
Cli 2
u
Aidtruten.
Vents and Siquas.
WM. BENNETT,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
BRANDIES, CORDIALS, WINES,
Old Monongahela and Rectified Whisky,
No. 120 Wood Street,
fe22:6m Pittsburg
JOHN M'DEVIIT,
WHOEtSALE 4.1100g1,
—AND DEALER IN—
New Orleans Sugar and Molasses,
"LOUR, 114C0.4r, •
Rice, Cheese, Fish, 01le, &c.,
No. 311 Liberty Street, opposite Smithfield,
PITTSBURGH, PRtiN'A.
A constant supply of Pure Brandies and Wine
of hs own importation. always on hand. Also, 01
nonsahela Rye, Sex , tAh and Irish Whiskeys.
ap3iitlyn
S. B. Si. C. P. MARKLE,
NANUFACTUBEILS
AND DEL A. L.EI.IIS IN
10011., CAP, LEWIS, and all kinds
of WRAPPING PAPER, awe removed from
O. 2 WOOD STREET to
No. 33 Swill Wield street,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
le9.oaah or Trade for Ears. • sp9
WILLIAM CARE & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &e.
'IMPORTERS OF
ALSO , _
Distillers and Dealers in
FINE OLD ItIONORGANELA EYE 'WHISKY,
327 and 329 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH.; PA.
WILLIAM/ CLAYTON.
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. 87 Diamond Alley,
Near Wood Btraet,
I'iTTSBURG, PA.
/kir Always on hand B a ca berry, C h erry and
Cognac Brandies, Old Monongahela Rectified
hr.kv mbl6
V. MIDDLETO & BaO.
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, &c
ALSO DEALERS IN
Fine Ohi Whiskies,
NO, 6 NORTH FRONT STREET,
aplo:lyd PILTLADILPHIA.
Znbarro and ,*t gars.
W . & D. RINEHART,
ALAJNVYACTIMIIA AND DIALER IA ALL 1115106
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SIEGABS
ar.31:27 INC) 120 WOOD smErr.
L ON A S TRAIL,
Whazhate and Rda.> Liaa•lsr
GEN UINE HAVANA SEG ARS
AND
Virginia Chewing Tobacco.,
WOOD STREET,
under the :it. Charles Rote.,
ITMFII7 RR FL PA.
trlrraxa, ?fails 41. W. RicrinsoN, l'ittsburgti
MILLER he RICRETSON 4
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
MP IX:PPM:MI 01/
BLEAR DIES, WINES AND SEGARB.
NOEL 'Pt tsP ZZ, CORNER OF LIBERTY
6NJ ~ .tt WIN STREETS,
ITD AGSNTS .1 0 0.11
SWEARER'S GUY GLASS
PITTSBU RGI3, PA.
Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns, U., Jac.,
conoantly on Hand. [mr2
agutrrkan
W. H. Mciiee.
C. herruager,
AMBROTYE GALLERY,
-IN
EMESMI3MMMMI!I
FOl.l WTI( STREET ENTRANCE:
To TlioBE PARTIES WANTING
it. real line Ambrotypes st a moderate pnee, and
,ol who have heen unab'n to obtain a good Akeness
elsewhere are respectfully sol.eited to ea . d.
Large ninety of vaaes 4111 et framer Pia Ely 9 on band.
rrices moderate sod enLisfactaon guaranteed.
C. GLASGOW,
mylt) 87 Fourth Street, Par:burgh.
PEOPLES' GALLERY
93 WOOD STREET,
Corner ,f Diamond Alley.
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RES
PECTFULLY announce to the citizens of Pitts
burgh sod vicinity, that be has leased the above
Popularlery. and is prepared to take every va
riety of Picture known to the Photographic Art, in
Its moat perfect styles, and at GREATLY P.EDU
CED PRICM. 'lmportant improvoments have
been added, rendering this the mos desirable,
economical and pleasant location in the city
myl A. JAQUAY.
P. .......... ....-J. B. REY num.-- H. 1). Ramos
(Late at Miller k Ricketson's.)
It YPSER it. BROTH S
(Successor to Raritan & Arakiason.)
Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN FRUITS,
NUTS, CON FEA.,7 I or; Era. SUGARS, FIRE
WORKS, Ac.
No. 39 Wood at, and No. 113 Second street,
Opposite St Charles Hotel,
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
Wholesale Grocers,
Nos. 18 and 20 Wt,.,.! Street,
Isom PITTSBURGH.
WM. ..... R. HUNTER.
WM. IL SMITH & €0"
WHOLESALE GB 0 EX
118 SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS,
mss Pittsobiargh t Pa.
UPHOLSTERY,
No. 85 Fourth Street, near Wood.
TRE SUBSCRIBERS MANUFAC•
tore and keep constantly on hand" every art:-
in their line, viz: Oorniceia; Ornaments, Cm
inin Gioods,'OoWorts, Feather Beds, BfattrassesN
dil all kinchq also, the celebrated Patent Spring Beds
kinds _Of shades , Blinds • and Fixtures.
ay-Prompt atthntion given to all orders for Eli
Ling and laying down Carpets, Oil Goths, &c.
oetl7 lyd • ROBERTS k ROENICH.
en° Hall Billiard Saloon.
JOHN GANGWISCH Would remind
his old friends and customers that he is still
to be found at his old stand, Apollo Ball, entranct
on Fourth street. He has always on hand theihet
quality of lager beer, and in connection with ttt
hall, a well appointed billiard saloon, with goo:
tat lee, and cues.
Rebember - the place, Apollo Hall, Fourth et.
nos: Wood. outranne from Fourth. jylo:ly
AFULTON, BELL AND BRASS
• FOUNDER, No. 70 SECOND Street; Pitta
burgh, Pa., is prepared to furnish to order
CH STEAMBOAT, FACTORY AN'D OTB
ER BELLS, OF ALL B=B,
From 10 to 10 000 pounds.
CRIME BELLS made to order. STOP ANI
GAUGE COCKS of all sizes, for Steamboats;
musERAL WATER PUMPS, COUNTER RAD
INGS, and every variety of Brass Castings finishe
to the neatest manner.
Air RABBIT'S ANTI-ATTRITIO ET
CIFULTON'S PATENT MERALLID"PENG„ fo
Steam Engines. ap2aar
SUNDRIES. -
160 bags Rio Ooftee,
150 'bbls (oak,) N. 0. Molasses,
16 hhda Porto Rioo Sugar,
60 bbla Refined do
21 " do Yellow do
600 boxes Window fßass,
25 bbls N. Y. Syrup,
15 "
10 .N 0.2 Large Mackerel,
hl a do
10 bbls No 2, medium, do for saleby
i 4 W. SM/TH « co,
Ili See - mad. and Idn P'ront strest
TAXES ON WESTERN LAKirs.
1,, Persons ow -
.end in the West, who wish
to pay taxes, are infoirmed that .weattentt to the
receiving and payment, of Taxes in Wisconsin, .
Minnesota, lowa, ac. .
8. CUTHBERT & 80N.
61 Mszket et.
, .
rout% REVD VERB 1 COLT'S BB
vouvßasi—ku3t .rtUteived, anothir lot by
express of all the different kinds irtalleactutpd.
Sharp's Pour , Shot - Repluttert _;••
•
Allen's Seven do
Smith k Wesson's Sevsfl Shot Re tent.
For sale by BOWN 4 Y,
gh, Pa
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
tia,Asfyiows
Grocers.
PITTSBLIROII
MEM
~ ,~.F~... ~...-qtr
juitniturt.
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
R3Mlat7o3Ela
JAMES W. WOODWELL,
Nos. 97 and 99 Third Street.
111 FOURTH STREET,
CONSIFiTING OP
ALL VARIETIES' OF STYLES AND FINISH,
BMW= 7074
Hotels awl Private Dwellings.
irs, AU orders promptly attended to, and the
Furniture carefully packed and boxed.
Steamboats and Hotels furnished at short notice.
Cabinet Makers supplied with every article in the
line. mart 3
yUILNITITRE FOR CASH.-A full
assortment of Pittabnrgh teanufsetwed
tigNiTuRE, embracing
BUREAUX,
BOOR CASES.
WARDROBES,
ynd every article needed in a well furnished dwel,
ling, as well as a splendid assortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Constantly on hand and made to ea. er As the
only terms on winch business telidone a:this estab
listunent la for CAM, pri - ie stare made accordingly.
Persons m want of anything m the above Line,
would be advantaged by calling at
FACKUTER A BMWS,
No. 2133 Smithfield street, below Filth.
J. D. Fsincinis,
.Thaw M. ITI.VIII nxr29ly
(E4nrationaL
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
UnOlr Care of the Francisca/a Brothers.
PHIS INSTITUTION, SITUATED
IN LORETTO, Cambria County, Pennsylva
nia, fom miles from Cresson Station, on the direct
route between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, was
chartered in 1858, with priviliges to confer the
usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees. The loca
tion of the College is one of themost healthy in
Pennsylvania—this portion of the Allegheny
Mountains being proverbial for its pure water,
bracing air, and picturesque scenery.
The Scholastic year commences on the FIRST
MONDAY after the 16th of AUGUST, and ends
about the 28th of JUNE following. It is divided
Into two Sessions. Students cannot return home
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neces
sary for Land Surveying, Engineering, &0.,
will be furnished by the Institutionto the Students.
Instrumental and Vocal Music forms no extra
charge. Students will be admitted from eight
years to the age of man hood.
Tunas—Board and Tuition, payable half yearly' in
advance 8190
Washing and use of Bedding .......... .....--- 10
Classical and Modern Languages, extra.... _. 10
Students spend Vacation at the College.-- 15
Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
O'Connor, to the Rev. T. 8. Reynolds, St. Diary's,
Loretto, and to other Clergymen of the Pittsburgh
Diocese.
TkiT. WEST CHESTER ACADEMY.
A T WES'rCHESTER, PA., WITHIN
two boars ride from Plails.cielphla by the
enuaylvania Central or the West Chester direct
Railroad will retrame the duties of the SUMMER
TERM en the first day of MAY next, and close on
the last day of September. The School, thereiore,
is in session during .rte SUMM CB MONTHS. Pupils
are received at any time at proportionate charges.
The average number of students is SI), under the
charge of nine Teachers. The French, German
and apanish languages are taught by native resident
instructors. For catalogues apply to
WM. F. WYRISS, A. M. Principal_
apl2.lmdteod at West Chester, Penna.
H,
Ls II I 1 , 3 11. F E 14
NO. 83 WOOD STREET;
WILL THIS DAY OPEN THEIR
SPRING IMPORTATIONS
TOR GENTLEMENS DRESS,WHICH
for novelty and beauty of style is unexcelled.
The Tailoring Department
embraces all the new fabrics of the season adap
ted to all classes and uses. We shall pay the same
strict attention to the style of g ettin g up our g ar
rnents for which we have always been renowed.—
Our prices are moderate.
L. 11111.SH,FELD,
NO. 83 WOOD STREET.
CITY TAXES
AND_
WATER REVS,
ALIA, REB.SONS LIABLE RCi Y
and Business Taxes and Water Rents in the
city of Pi ttsbu gh, are hereby notified that the above
taxes and wa.e: rents are now due and payable at
e
Ctty Treaturer'g Office, Fourth Street.
.04-Con all payment made before AUGUST MST,
a Discount of Five Per Cen , . will be al
lowed. Between August Ist and Sep ember Lsth,
a discount of Two Per Cent. Between Cio.
to ber l t and November Lit, an additton will be
made of five per neat and after November Ist, all
remaining unpaid will be put in the hands of collect
ors, with a further addition of five per cent.
ja3 WAf. EICHSAUM, City Treasurer.
0 4 2 a.1R. 3? Et '..e fiZ 1 ClAi. 3Ei..IF'Ea'S,I
-FOR
SPRING SALES.
W. D. & EL WCALLUM,
87 Fourth Street,
IaAVE JUST OPENED A SPLENDID
assortment of
Velvet, Brussels, Three-Ply, Tapes
try, and Common Ingram
Carpetinge.
OIL CLOTHS
From S to 24 feet, new deals= and beautiful.
with all goods usually found in FIRST CLASS
CARPET STORES, and on as favorable terms as
any other house in the city. mhM)
D. C. KNEELAND
K FTTS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
SQUABE AND OVAL BONNET
BOXES •
180, makes to order PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER
BOXES, suitable fo r Shoes,
_Dry Goods, to., at
Eastern races. • Corner Virgin alley and Wood
street, (third tory—over Citizens' Rank,)itts
burgh, Pa.
llyatt's Patent Illuminating
RAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGSM
FOR THE BALE OF
HYATT% CELEBRITBD ILLUMINATING
TILES,
UGH LIGHTING BASEMENTS, CEL
LARS, AREAS, AND COAL VAULTS. We
would respectfully solicit an examination of
samples, at our
Warehouse, No. 150 Water Street,
ANDERSON & PHILLIPS,
A Kffek t a tor
BROWN BROTHERS, manufacturerq,
marB Chicago, niiMbl
Notice of Dissolution Partnership
OT ICE IS- lIRRVEY GIVEN _THAT ,
the_part_nereNp latelyezistipg_bstweenl.Rß
A. BECKHAM and GEORGE A. IKEILLY of the city
of Allegheny; under the firm of BECKAM &
WETLY, was dissolved on the 22d of April na, by
mutual consent. BECKHAM A HILLY.
SW- 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,lBBl✓—ie6-tf
SOAP, CANDLES AND OILS.
1,000 Boxes Chemical Olive Erasing Soap,
- 600 do .Rosen Soap in 1.„. 2 and Blb bars
800 do No. 1 Palm Soap in 1, 2 and Blb balm
2ao do °lane do in lib bans,
160 do German do • 1111) bum
280 do Friend to WomanSoep in Ilb bars
4000 do Blowing and Toilet Soap in different
stapes and sizes.
800 Boxes Miners' Candles,
1,000 do Hydraulic Waned and Mould Candles
for Summer use.
200 Bow Adamantine Star Candles, 446W* 6s.
60 do Sow Bedford Sperm Candles, 4s, 6s d
Os.
- 20 do Wax Colored Candles, 40, fe & 6a. ,
5 do
,„ .. _Wtoll do,
6 d mar
10 Bar rels 10.1 Lard OH, do,
6 do do 2 dn,
25 do Lobrieathig .No. 1 Oil,
10 do do do 2 Oil,
60 do Carbon Blundaating Oil
26 do - Coal- -,-----do do:
BA On band and for
B. C. & J. H. SA
To whom was awarded, by the 11. EL
Atatedy, the Oral prevannut far Oils, 'old
landblll.. .
, u:-Intrizwisiticso4r.z
RAREIWiDEXtVAIGIMII 1 : %,
Troo tribva,corteerofTh*di
le&J, PrrTEIBIT"
HOL
fiSONtikliankotiktgav
AI • change Broken, and Dealeristri•Vittalr_
Drafts, Aoceptftoes, Gold r fitiver-stat
Exchange on the Eastern and Wei Mee oczt
stantly forged°.
Oolleettone made fn all the 'cities throeg hout the
United States, 'Deposas reoeivedpargg
current paper, No. IYI Market atreet,between
and Fourth streets -
OPPlthd,
HArzorwt .
_AO. 65 FOURTH BTUS Ice •
CHARTERED/1 5 1:/.4355,'
QPEN DAILY,- from 9 to 2 o'cloc .
also, on Wednesday and•Baturday.eve b e 4
from May let to November Ist, o=4
,7 to po , •
ntialkiynx November Ist to May Utifrorti -$"
o'cloitd
Delsialts received anti 011118 alia , thanAlts
Drama, and a dividend of the pr declaredWC*
a year, in June and Beceriber.. Intehisithia;bilen
declared semi-aanually, In AMC:ha Deoembie
since the Bank was organisedrat thereto of All
per cent a year.
Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to ' edit
oft he depositor asprincipal and bare thercum)
interest from the first days of June and December,
compounding Mice a year without trol.ll . l 6dt
u s ito ra r t t call or even tol o r u etiant . lll LEr w aDtteiv;
Years, finZurt ion in the aggrt4 : 11: i k isritskomittiura
PIZ MT. A visa.
Books containing the Mailer,* By-Laws, finite
and Regulations, furnished grade, on application
the office.
Pas.
GEORGE ALBREZ.
ma PRiteatuarks. • •
William. J. Anderson. James BD. lined%
Benj. L. a
Lhar!sin, Isaias
hnestook, fit. P0113 14.43ei 5cir, 213 n)11.
Hopowis Hepburn, Robert. ROW, - •
1. James Herdraan, Jansels addle; -
James D. Kelley, Alexander Randle
"UMW _
Alexander Bradley, John B. McFadden,
John G. Backoten, _Pete/ 41.11dadairsi,;
George Black, John ILMisllor
'
John B. Canfield, James
Alonzo A. Carrier, John filkshC,
Charles A. Colton, Wzdter.,Pi Marsha
WilliPm Douglas, John Orr t _
John Evans, Henry L. Ringinil
John Holmes, John .)I:Blteerge
William 8. Haven, Altman - de* ~
Peter H Hunker, William E. .
Richard Hays, Isaac Whittler:,
William 8. Devely, Christian` Yeager.
mum= AND EIUMUILIO6
CHARLES A COLTON. (181
L.OAN OFFICE.
nEdwity W. cutuotribri l
No. 100 Smithfield-Et.,
Bear the corner of Fifth, s
PIT' I I4BUIO4IO, PA.
ON EY in large and small quanitties
loaned on Gold and Silver, Dianionda.leikel.
— ryand Sayer Watches, gild all, kinds of van.
able articles, for any length of tithe ruin ;Me
goods cannot be dehVered with*'et.llfof
accountable in case of fire.—
voi,„Oftlee Hours Emu 'T M. tel. P;4!li'`100
-THE fiIERCA.NTILLAORKIN
FOR THE -
PROMOTION & PitOTeTIOAFOI4
k M4lll.
Over 240,000 Badness Notweett fy edEln.
bracing every City, Town.- andt -
i n
tee UniteiState es Cautuievezdettrv, _
British Poevessiotie •
R. C. DUN .k. CO., ~ Proprietork.,,.
A. ARMSTRONG, lifettsoss, 4, ,
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets4 ) ittelpi
Established Nee, Yin*, lune, 1841, Arti;tebtrtsh
Mardi, 1852. "t
Head Oldes t '
NEW YORK ... DUlliAolfilkilo
~- -
Br:kJ:posh Ofilc.;. - 1•..- - „-,4 - ~
Pittaburg, lt Li Dun & Cu; Phiscrittantlit
& Co; Cinoinnatt, R G Dun kedtti sip 0, x O
Dun & Co; Detroit, K 0 Dui "kr:11:013111oego; R O
Dun & co; &Glean/tie, RG DuntliCo4lisit'Orieans,
It G Dun Cu; Charleston, RC/N*4Pa; Louisville,
R G Dun & Co ; St Louis, K , GIF': , in ilk Co; Nob
vino, KG Dun & Co.
A ssoctatis Office*:
Boston, B R.ussoll &Co; Bahit:mired' D Pratt &
Co ; Richmond, Pratt Co.
Foreign Offices.
Toronto, R 9 Dun & Co; Montreal, -Ii GI Dann &
Co; London, Elia, R G Dim t Co.
Reference Books,with noticesof chartgesi , l l 4 l :ood
daily, furnished to imbscribers. "Pticel6l 00.
Collections promptly attended to. in air parts of
the United Staten and British. Possesakruii and
References to upwards of 160 Rotuma in Pith:IMMO
for whom the office makes collections.
Letters of introduction to Lawyersof bight - stand.
ing and respectability in every section of the Union
will be gratmtonsly ftmished to subsoliborer UV&
tag an application at the office, ihm:r to any of tt e
offices named above. mffillitakh.
B. SEELY,
114 FIFTH STREET, opposite Cetnedral
REAL ESTATE AND GEgRAT* AINOT.
NOTES, BONDS, MORTGA.BE4 is4d• otler Bean
rit les.
Glass '0) rtes.
EXCELSIOR GLASS WORKS.
A. WOLFE...F. T. PLUNKRIT...T.:Capmai
WOLFE PLUNKETTI,4O;
GLASS MANUFACTUIM#3,
WAREHOUBE
No. 12 Wood Street, Corner of First,
seedy Pittttliingti.
Wit TUNSEICHIAX,........D. MINEINGtiIij....24I7MIDIOSAIG
tweross.
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lIIINLNGHAMS Sc. CO.—PIVIT.E3
BURGH CITY -GM WQR*WrWarebonee,
la Water street, andaß3
Pa., three - doors below Moulin - "Xotise,
Manufacturers of PittabtirgliMty OWlelriaa
Druggists'. elm Ware and Anitirlem.,l3onvez.
Glass, for parlor =dam, olturi*es.,,auf,puhlio
,
.Dissolution of Co- P>
THE CO-PARTNERSTO =WO- -
fore exisang between , JOEN P. EMIT *
HENRY MINER, under the - firm Of, WAIT
MINER, is this day dissobred - b - Molina meant.
The business of the late firm will IW:settled by
BENET MINER, who is autholikad tq . 4 141t e thei
firm's name in ligaidatton
JOIN- P.:111*T;
1112fEr lan
.41
July 16th, 1881,
-- -- "7I — IENRY MOM;
liWaseigir to
HUNT & DS7NER,
Wholesale and Retail
gOOKSKLLER, STATIONER & NEWSDEALER
N 08471 and 73 METE/MEET,
Next door to the Post Moe,
1923
TIJESOLUTION QF CO,eiVaNF4R
jj SHIP.--The Parinerati Ore adrift&
under the =zee of DAME? wixunitakma n a
on the let inst., , by limitation: - Thea*ltidebbitlare
requested to make =lodide PeMteit,lllitthose
having claims are imted,te. thellitTicir
settlement to-D: GREGGw , oil. T 14, _ ihs.„old
stand, Na: 99 Wood street, air eithie is
authorized to sign the name olithafriti
ment.
DAMII Cirkt• \
ISAAO'II, .e 0
AME& •
.
j ., , V:-.. :
D. GREGG A I. TAYLORFUTOIt di&__
rera n
a Copartnership
under
Cho
c lUtry &=„1
IA Rto .a.w o e- :
Variety Business at the old stanoli*Ww,we are
preparect , to offer goods iniF.the' l lboATicermaga
terme,l4ther for - casi, city sedeptanita Orspinteed
reference. Our stock. *it tar slirayelTirzed i
and as we Intend to bny for bash We , Wlirs-ho "Ott
inducements we think supertoriognf _ ' *eat
of 4 / 1 45 mountains.- Sayers wisitinipthisiUte
respectfully request to examine
purchasingelsewhere, as We Will ntsFeitatfAibta
worthy their attention. , - (--.,, , , ../.94; , ,, ,, ,
; his, ; 4 • . -GREGICk.ThlattO4
P YOU WANT SO XV 4300441 NW
Fruit er . ,prepored 111Moe:WerM-intA i r ill
01. -, kinitor Spkieroxiking_StrandiL . lifew
Qxo,2le, Lemon and corm Poo go o a
women+ in the „Diamond, WhePe.
an
Ar i ir e
new ero ts i=d loiOar than at __ -.
in tne el ; „Also &Amend and_lult •
~ ,of
}amity Tons,_,Widoes ' .' 'ki . !.4, 1 d Iku•
IX her winds Of "Forism and Dommeio .
.- _ • ' ~.. • ruivoanit i• • • e, , : e e a • .
aes& mem oi , Dianiond end - . f
~..._- • - • .111e.i.
Gljl4B* PISTOLS, • -114-F;74ig-at•
tendon pt those in search of 1. - 0 if„;, , ,--,,-„
.. ,
GUN% - •,., ei`
RIFLES " ;`-•`
ra T qt. s , a 0,4 1 - 4 4,
&directed to our sPlendisifikek% •-- -- .1
W. IC Ta nta
- No. Br Wood
MBE Gamer
NEW GOODS rt,0F1•N:11113.3).43ew
prnits, Ginghams, &e. Grey:Airopaskililf_ , 1 4 eentEr
and upwards, a log. a lotdardaigs4't7 inww_ price
4.osafs per & iarkwAlltl4olVgfitOtailie)
?entails' oentripiet par, tve r xt a .
Basiodsoi ortashe -2;0.
- •
2 1,NsE,E 0
Alt S. A, I'AIitIiZENOCIN It CO.
on aorner et first atudJtoodats.
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