Proposals for Army Wagon and Ambu
lance Harness.
°manor Allan CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGNI
Corner of Howard and Mater streca,
IVEW Yoga, August 3, 1861.
.--....: 2 121110P05L1S WILL BE RECEIVED
• -aP thikoinee for furnishing, by contract - Army
vinitaitieint.
The proposals should state the price at which
they mut tie furnished, at the places of mumble
tore, and the price at which they can be delivered
at this depot; the number which can be made by
the bidder within one month after the receipt of the
order, also the number which he can (Laver with
in one week.
The harness must exacuy - conform to the follow
ing specifications and to the establishedpatterns :
Four mule harness as foilows, to wit:
WHEEL.
Two Quilorn—Breech straps, 3 feet inches long,
3% inches wide, sewed into 14 inch rings oft inch
iron; hip straps 8 feet /1 inches long, 2% inches
wide; slay pieces 2 feet long, inches wide, 1 with 3 4 4 inch bneklee; cross straps to buckle in stay
ends; 6 feet long, 14 inch mac; side straps 4 feet
one, I inch wjdel . unstraps 15 inches tong, %
ineffvießi., tapering to a point.
Twolielly Bands... Long side,2 feet 3 inches long,
2 inches wide, with a two inch buckle; short side
1 foo; 5 inches long and 2 inches wide.
Two Hair Collars, 18 to le inehee long, with double
straps and gale leathers and buckles 31 inch wide.
Two pair of strong Hareem to suit, made of white
oak root, ironed with hooks, breast rings 11 % inch
square, staples and line rings.
Two pair of Hem Strata—Lower one 6 feet 6
nch es long. % inch wide; upper one 4 feet 6 inches
t i lg r: , rAt i r n i,7lles— hsid C ? rown piece 2 feet 10ng,1 1 4 inch
wide; cheek pieces each 10 inches long 1% inch
whir; front piece 11% Inches long, Inch wide;
stay pieces, from blinds to crownplaces, 16 inehe,
long, 14 inch wide„ . 'nose piece 11 inches long, 1 inch
wide; blinds 6 inches ion -, 614 inches wide: reirs,
long side 4 lest long, 1 inch wide: short side '2 feet
long, 1 inch wide, with 1 inch buckle: butt., tinned
mullen, to Weigh 6 peones to the dozen
Two pair Chain Pipet, 2 feet long, inches wile
Two pair Trace Chains. 7 lest lung, lit link o to
the foot, of No 3 iron. with T on one end, weivt
7% to 8 The per Twisted or straight
tine pair of Brea, CtiwO • aches long, 14
links to the foot, of No 3 r. n Twa..ed
Two Neck Straps, 3 feet 1 Inch long,iy inches
wide, with ..2.14 inch Mackie
Two Noc,k Chains, 4 feet 6 inches long, 14 links
to the foot, No 4 iron, T and loop to be riveted on
to the neck strap Twisted
One saddle, made en Attalthpas tree, head, gel
let and cautle, ironed, covered in the usual rt.v
with half-tanned horsehide; flaps inches long.
16 inches wide; surcingle 7 leer 3 indices long.
2% inches wide, with 2 inch buckle on one ere , ,
toe fastened to the saddle by being nveted io
two curved straps, 1% inch wide; those straps are
placed one on each aide of the saddletree, one
end is tied to the front part of the bar, to other
end to the eztrnsion of the bar behind the cantle.
Spanish saddle fashion; Stirrup leathers 4 feet 7
inches long, 1% inch wide, with 1 14 inch nuekh:
stirrups, malleable iron, tinned, boat eye pattern.
to weigh 13% IDa to a dozen pair
- .
LEA D.
Two Corboh,l7M to l.Sinchee long,inade the same
as for wheel harness
Two piar of Homes to suit, of same material
for whaol harness. Ironed, with hook,, hrrssi
rings and line rings, with stilips as in wheel Inv
nessl Two Bridles, the same as for wheel harne, P
Two Neck Straps and Chains, the same as for
wheel harness
Two Belly Bands, Lhe name as for wneel Harass,
Two pair Chain Pipes,
Twoptir Trace Cholas, e
Two Crupper and Hip Strausßack strap it,
long, 'liver/rig from 3;,,, inches to 2;.i inches a lilt
Hip Hasps, sash 2 toot 4 inches long, 13
ma h
wide, cash with a hook at ono end
'rwo Back Banda, 8 feet 4 inches long, 354 inches
Wide
TWO Martilleilke. 4 feet long, 14 nch wide, to
buckle into the het
One Coupling Strap, 6 feet 8 inenee lon %inch
wide
• One Check 'Rein, 4 feet long, 1 inch wido to
buckle into the bit at each end. with a ring eewed
in i be centre to repo77B.ole lend lino
Ono Lead Line,.2l feet tong. ib inches wide, W/J,
btICIIIO at one find. an.? en 8 inch loop at the th , r
One Whip, heavy plated horeehide, 8 feet
lacbtealotig
Onenoree Brush, oval. of bristias,—by—triChna
Ono (2k:try Combo, No 222-8 bar
The whale to be packed in a box about 18 it:cheo
wide, 17 inOes deep, 84 Weber. , long, rondo of 1
be reqiiired;oopered, wood hoops or won, an total:,
Four horse Harness, as follows, to wit:
'Two t, uilorxßreech straps. 3 foot 8 inolle.
long, 4 4. inches %Ude, sewed in 4-inoh rink of
iron; 11 , ;• titans 4 feet long, s i nob,s wide: ttal
inevoit 3 toot 2 inches long, wide, with•
Inch lineklea: mn drape to hbekle into on:; ;
pieces ti teat long, 1..! . ?", inch wide: tide :traps 5 lat.!
6inisnosiong,l% waie; atrapa ;
long, 3s inch wlee, Capering to a point
Twh Belly Bands Long aido2 lint 4 cities
!oche", wide, with a Y inch bile , tle; abort sina
mot ti in 'has tong and 2 illative wide
Two Haar Cohen , 2'2 to 24 inchrc long,
double atrapa and smite leathere sod la.oklesX omit
wide
pain of wrong Einmes m sal', trade a twir.c.e
oak root' ironed 41 . !( h hook.. Leon., II net,
square, W.2pIOS end hue rings
Two pair Ram ntrape Lower one R feet 6
inches long, inch wide; upros• Wl(' 4 feet ine]ls.
101 11-1 , Wislei cif kittno Leaned ;eau),
'll7O Ilr; 41es ( -LlAMpiece 2 I.4tt Lichee long,
P 4: inch wieet cheek pieces 13..11 In 111 , 11,s 1,71 p,
1 mei. wide; !runt piece 121....; ioeheq long, 11 - ,
nek wide; Way I.*;ees,l/01,1 1.1113‘18 erc,v,rn
16 iech,ts long, 4;2 inch wide: nose piece 12 tnehi,
long. i'tr,4l, wok; Wald, n ..,cone long, 6 inchee
widet-reine, long eide 4 for: z , nehes long, 1 mei',
wide: short side :.: feet long, 1 :nch 1
inch hankie; bun, tinned :annex, to wale:o.4ll , s the
dozen
Two pair Chain Pipes, 2 feet 6 inches long,
inches wide
Two hair Trace Chains 7 feet limg, 14 links to
the foot, of No iron, twi sted or sifaight, with T
on one end, weight It for per pair
Otte pair Breast Chains, 23 inches long, 14 links
to the foot, ofNo 'limn, twisted -
Two Neck Straps, 3 feet 5 inches long, 234 inches
wide, with :a?, Inch buckle
Two Nock Chains, 4 feet 6 inches long, 14 links
to the foot, twisted No 4 iron, T and loop to be riv
eted on to the neck snap, swivel in the chain
One Saddle, made on .A.ttakapas tree, head, guliet
Atcantle ironed, covered in the usual way witti
' tanned horse hide; laps 20 inches long, is
•
inches wide, tnircingle feet 5 inches long, 2
Inches wide, with a 23.. i inch buckle on One end, to
• b.eisstened to the &idol° by being riveted to two
Curved straps, 1% inch wide these straps a:o
placed one on each side of the saddle tree; one
end is tiod to the trent part of the bar, the
end to the extension of the bar behind the cast
t IF
Spanish saddle fashion; stirrup leathers 4 lest 7
inc.bea long, 1% inch wide, with inch buckle;
stirrups, malleable iron, tinned, bolt eye pettern, to
'weigh 13% pounds to a dozen pair.
LEA
Two Bridles, PRIMO as for wheel harness
'1 wo Collars, 20 to V. inches long, made the same
as for wheel narness
Two pair of Homes to suit, of the flame material
as for wheel harness, ironed; with hooks, breast
rings and line rings, with straps as In wheel hats
nags
Two Neck Straps and Chains, same as for whee
harness
Two Belly BM] do t same as for wheel harness
Two pair Chain Pipes, same as for wheel harnei.s
ness
Two pair Trace Maths, same as for wheel har
Two Cruppers and Rip Straps. Baca Strap 6 feet
long, tapering from S I A inches to 2 inches wide
Straps with buckles each 2 feet 8 inches long,
I3yinch wide, with wrought hooks
o Back Bands, 3 lest 7 Inches long, 33i' Inches
Ttio Martingales, 4 feet 10nK".134 inch wide, to
buckle into the bit
One Coupling Strap, 5 feet 6 inches long, 3 , 4 ' inch
wide
One Check Rein, 4 feet 1 inch long, 1 inch wide.
to buckle into the bit at each end,witharingeowed
in lbeeentre to receive the lead line
On Lead Line, 21 feet long, .J 4 inch wide, with
a-buditki at one end and anB Inch loop at the other
One
incheslon Wh 6
ip, heavy plated horse hide, 6 feet g .
One Horse Brush, oval, of bristles, by
nacho. One Curry Comb, No =2-8 bar
' The whole to be packed in a box about 2l inches
wide,
s inc hes e deep, 84 inches long, made of
be re uired
inch., oopered, wood hoops cr iron, as mar
The q whole to be made of the best material, sew
ing to be made with good waxed thread, and sub
yet 4o inspection miring the process of rnanufac
tureand also when fimseed
When six-horse harness is required, the lead
eallars, hames, neck-straps, belly-bands,
chain pipes, trace-chain, crupper and hip straps,
back bands and eotuding straps are doubled; one
bearing chain 8 feet 10ng,14 added; andoot. of No
4 lren,-wititt a T on each end lead line
tohe ao feet long
The whole to be made of the best material, sew
ing to be made with good waxed thread, ar.d
to inspection during the process of manufacture
and also when finished
When six-mule harness' 'is ,
required, the lead
collars, bridles, Mimes, nocieetraps, belly bands,
chain-pipes, trace-chains, creeper and histraps,
back-bands and coupling &Taoism doubl p- ed; one
4
hearing chalnillfeetleng,l4 links to the foot,of No
iron. with a.T on each end added; and' lead li ne
to be 28 feetlong
d ProPotalla trill also be received for reeking and
hereafter furni
orelive horse ring ambulance harnees, for two or four mule
ambulance
s--si specifieation of which will be
Forms of proposale and guarantee will be fur
nished upon application at this office, and none will
be considered that do not iminforre thereto
The privilege Ja reaerved bytand for the United
states of rejecting any proposal that may be
deemed extravagant
proposals will .be endorsed on the envelope
empixing them: ''Proposale for furnishing Army
W4Oll and Ambulance Mara, and addressed
Major L. H. VINTON,
. -10;10-tf Quartermaster U , lc. Army
MO OIL .R.SAN We aro prepar
jv'-ed slip refiners mitt the net.
ao., fix the latest and moet
'app4VPAPpfaln a otteerpertentte In this branch 16
not al nale4itby any other,etnebtkinuent. For work
:an- 02 1 4' i° . fINFLRAN,f9 I 4S4 O g refiner..
Rogers &lisaintt, ,Itatanda,AralEnwon & Co.,
Jatik,Booll, 11 61a11101 2 0aimaan &Co.,
Aufarsalatbena oo,,Haolvatt 11401radden,
WELDU
•robulkipit, Inas. Ball kr,o.,
J ohinow-gEp Roberta,' Egli& Clo.; I
Man* & aX. Mar.
164 Wax, street. 1
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
}.JQIIT DAILY TRAINS.
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. TUNE 1 0th,
TRH THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
• leaves the Passenger Station every Morning,
(eXceptStanday,) at 6e30 a. m., slopping at all pri a
-10.1
ma , stations, and arriving in Philadelph:s at
5 p. m.
THE Tkitoueri FY PRESS TRAIN leaver
at 12:20 a. m., stopping only at principal stat;ot.s,
Mak:rig direct connection at Harrisburg for Lain
more , , and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore
1:10 p. m.
THE FART LINE leaves the station daily, ;ei
nem Sunday.) at 4.:00 p. in., stoppmgonly at Greens
burg, Latrobe, Johnstown, Wilmere, Gallnaen,
A ItAxma,ac., connecting at Harrisburg for B.,1;i•
more, and arriving in Philadelphia at s:lca. to.;
AC COMMODATION TRAINS.
THE JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION
leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 2-30 p. mr, slo
ping all stations and runr.imi it far as (Amain:mg-1
FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
station leaves daily, (except Stinday,) at 6:40 a. m.
SECOND ACCOMMODATION 'I P.AI.N for Wall's
station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) st 11:20 a. n.
THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wai , 's
station leaves daily, (ex,ept Sunday,) at 4:10 p..m.
FOURTH ACCOMMODAI 10N TRAINV.
for ait's
station leaves daily (except Sunday,) at 8:26 p.
RETURNING TRAINS arrive in Pittsburgh
follows :—Express, 11:60 am; Mall, 11:60 p. Fs.;
Lane 120 a. m; Johnston - n Accommodation, 10:.;5
a. m ; First Wall's station Accommodation, 6::.;0 a.
ni.; second Wall's station Amernmodation. 8:1:0 a.
in; third W 21 1 .8 station Accommodation, 1:15 p. ni.;
fourth Wall's station Accommodation. 0 .015 p. m. I
Trains for Blairsville and Indiana, connect at
Blairsville Intersection with Johnstown Aceornmo.
dation. and Express Trains East and West, and
with Fast Freight East-
PITTSBURGH ANDCONNELLBVILLETRA::
stopping at all stations on the Pittsburgh and Ccn
tias.ville Road leave daily, (S unday excepted,;
fol:. , yvs_ Mail Train, 8-40 a. m.; Expre, Train, 4,15.
p. Po.arning Trams from Pittsburgh and Con
nel &rale Road a rrive at Pittsburgh 10:80 a. m. at: • !
8:16 . p. rn
raveling public wan find it groatly to tt,:r
interest, in going Enet or Weet, to travel by t!..
F . etuu.) I `mum Railroad, as the ae,orn modal:tone now
offered cannot be surge aeo on any route. The R01..1
to bnihtateni with stone and is entirely free from
deer. We can promise eafoty, speed and comfort
to all n ho may favor this Road with their patronac".
FARE 2
10 NEW Y0RE.......512 1.01:013AL1'11401t4ti
' PHI/ .4 ftELPHIAIO 00
RAIIRISBU $7 to.
Baggage checked to all stations on the Pent
rnrmi tutOroad, and to Philadelphia, Patna:ore at •
New York
Passengers parct•aoing ticceis in cars. trio --
f^harge.l an P'.2e,cf, necordint.; to do:Lance trayeleo
adchuon to the etaren rale, exempt from stetn.,. ,
where the Company hoe no agent.
NOTICE-1n mien of moss, the onny wi:l h.
thomeetret responeiblo for penoaal On rage or:y
and for an art - mot not eacxietting $OOO.
N. 8.-- rho Excelsior Omnibus. Line 2:22413
mo ot aloved to convey paceoogor. and batz,224.2 • tc an
troin the oapot, at a charge not to exceed 25 ce,
Tor 92201 p2.12. , 300f.224r and baggage.
For tickets apply to J. tITILWAIGT
At the Penn's. R. it. Paaaenger : 4 catioa,
aubt On Liberty and Grant street,
lSttl.
ItSG~. Till,
18 , 11
EITTSELTRGH, FT. WAYNE &
CHICAGO RAILROAD,
0 ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH, WEST, Aiii;
_NORTH WEST.
UM Ai T:
rribtE to Cincinnati as quick, and tr
In idmapolis, St. Louis and Chwa,go quick et.
than by aay other ratite
ARD TRAINS.
FAST MAILLLNIS' —Leaves Pittsburgh 1135 A w
Arrives at Crentl,ne... 8.00 a. v,
rdsting clone cancer...bona with Hai lefoo Woe 5.7 , 1
Clave , oral, Columbus A Chnoinnati Runde.
Arnvuig at. Chicago at 7.00 p. m.
N. .14.—The time to Cincinnati is toe tame sa
Tient,enville.lTrams on both Hartle mental Collin.
glad
. 2N.Stietl 'OM all go into Cincinnati tociethar .
F.Y-. l 2lcratS T Loaves Pitttburgb tiflo
Arrives at Crostlme 7,50 : a
cita - wing clone enenections as above.
A rriv:ng Chican at 8:45 a. m.
N. h.— Ino tune to Cincinnati is tt 'mono a i y
'rliams on both Roads nivot at ci
luobas, and passengers ail go Into Cincianac.
I.o2tY.llttr.
Hieeptng Caws on this train from I !attabt:riza
Gla emns,t:, M I nahanspoits dto Ctucego.
Train:, through to Chitutgo Ni: bout 2e of Car
FA6TWAKI;
',aye Cla.eago, 7.30 e. Y. and 8.00 r. s. Arr
Jarory 2.23 P. r. and 3.20 A.. Y.. (....nnecan.A
I .ntn, for par.on and fht,inrai. A -r.r4ng 0.l C.:n.f.
hoe, o.ch! r a. and 0
Connecting
inittpao and I.:tr. , ATriNt.r.e. •.i
Pdare.air(h. 3.'.7) P. a. .4 ,! :ea a..az e.•
cva.h Parasylt-n-da
the EHlatiril eaten, via A9.,[1:01.Y11 Rliti Pi 1•4,11•01•3•.:.
ACGt>,Y.DIO DAT It>N TRA L:c.`7 l --.l , nda Fn.inrh: e:.
A.Lea nun y, fur New firdrh ton, 10.,...1) . kn.! r.
A,lirfz " I I.SO .•
I.,ar.ve NOW grigill,o ; 6.3 J .•(4 " 1.44.4
.1. " " r.;.0
APC.OI7III, tY t• ••n 'l'rama.
; :11. ~agcy. 7 •.1.5 A. a., r.nd at r" . .. ~D. rry
'‘• Allegio Ay at ic.B6 P. U. aria C., 10 r.
MM ., A :O. Krxmomy at 114 J P. s. anu 7.*A, P PC,
; r.-m)may at 4.0 x. m.. rm.! 422 fa am. mac arrlvo ;4,
; t.r -; 11,vi., n. ro. au•t ..,. 4•
' ftlattfibl"l.l4AlN.-I,,av e a iltaartlion f,.."4" a to.
iP.4I.7bP Al fiance; 1'4.6.14 4. al. road arrlce" In A UPgh , u)
At (0 A. Ll.; leaver, Ai logtomy at 8.06 r. K 4 Allism,
at 8.00 P. .11., t.t.Opping XL all Manor's for paasoogera
.and marketing, arnyes at. Massillon, non p. m.
Tickets will be sold for these trains at reduot..)
?stets.
Trough mina connect an (oilmen :
t Alllnnce , with trante on the C',..veland Hn.i ?Ate
a, burg° liatiroxii.
At Orville, Owe, to and from Milter.berg„%kree
cur hoire Fella, etc.
Al litenr.r. old, Ohio, for Mount Vernon, Shelby,
derky,ledo, Detroit, 61. C.
At C - :a,Llir.e, for Delaware, Spn:4:3ct .
C , ceinnati, Xenia, Day ten, Dichanapolle,!.e..
Lottigville, etc.
AL ' , Greet, tipmagseld, S,:r.duscy, Lea-ton,
„aatl, eta., etc.
At Lima, ft r btdne7 , ; , a7ton, ~c .
At Fort Ws; tlt., far Peru, I ,af.,l etl+s, ,
intermodiato pone in C`autrnl 10 , 110 MA
At Plymouth for Laporte.
At Wanatal: for all potato on toe .Now Litany also
Salon, Railroad.
And at Chicago, with trams for ail points ln.
low?, Wisconsin and liffruaeeota;
For fo , ther information and through ticks:-
apply GLEORtrin; PARK Lfi, Ticket A set.,
Passenger Station, Pittsburgh.
ihrockt, Tickets for sale at the Ticket Offices of
the Company on the line of the road, to all parts of
the Tni bad states. G. C. HATREWAY,
General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh.
CHANGE OF TIME-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
rIN AND AFTER MONDAY, June 10
1661, trains will Icave the Depot of the Penn
Rvlvania Railroad, in Pittsburgh, as follows :
P - ITTSELIIO-,11, CoLUMBUti AND OINCINNAI'i
SHORT LINE, VIA STEUBENVILLE.
No chAnge of cars between Pittaburgu and CM:
CiLLERII.
Lear Arrives AITiVOS Arrivss
Put. Jurgh, at Columbus, at Cincinnati, at St. Lou..
12:36 a. at. 1138 A. m. 4:20 P. a.
12:10 r. m. 8:45 P. K. 2 . 0 0 s, / 4 6,
This route is snorter to Cincinnati, Louisville,
Columbus and all points South, than any other
roTrams. ute. Splendid sleeping cars attached to all Night
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE.
Leaves Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at Ar. a:
Pittsb'gh, Rochester,Wellsville, Steutr'ville,Wh'lng.
12.35 A. M. 130 A. M. U 7 L. rt. 4113 a. is. 6:07 A. a.
eto6 P. AL 7:26 P. AL Sag a. ht. 020 p. a, 104:4
12104 a. 1:16 A. X. 213 P. a. 3:10 A. m. 4:20 A. M.
COO r. &lb r. 0d26 r. m.
The 1246 a. a. and 1210 r. st. Trains connect with
Trains el C. 0. B.R. for Zanesville, Lancaster, Ac.
11 , 4.00 P. M. Train stops at all stations between
Rochester and Wellsville.
PITTSBURGH & CLEVELAND LINE.
Leaves Leaves
Pittsburgh. Cleveland.
12:36 A. m. 9:10 A. at
MO P. st. 6.30 r. aL
The 1236 a. m. train connects at Bayard for
New Philadelphia and stations on the Tusearawas
Branch.
Passengers desiring to go to Sbndusky, To
ledo, Chuago, or points West, via Cleveland, must
be particular to ask for tickets via Cleveland.
Through Tickets can be procured at the Lib.
erly Street Depot, Pittsburgh.
STEWA.RT, T
For further particular', apply to icket Agent,
WILLIAM STEWART, Agent.
At the Company', Ofbee in Freight Station. Penn
street, F. R. MYERS,
Gaul Ticset Agent Cleveland, Ohio.
jolt
EW ROUTE VIA RIVER AND
RAILROAD:
Indianapolis & Cincinnati R,
Connecting at Indianapolis with Terre Bailie,
•and Terre Ratite and Alton Railrhad, t o St: Louis
And Lafayette and Indianapolis, New ARan y and
Salem, and Michigan Central ROll4lBl for CIIICAG‘t,
ROCK ISLAND, BURLINGTON, and all In termed,.
ate points!
Through Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS,
TERRE HAUTE, LAFAYETTE and PERU.
Freights and passengers carried from Cincin
nati or Lawrenceburg 111 1888 time than by any
other route by twenty-four boars, and at as low
rates. The only road by which shipments can be
- made from Cincinnati to chili West, without
breaking Dung
Consignments made to J. E. GIBBONS, agent, at
Cincinnati; or W. B. CUTTING, agent at Law ,
rencebarg, will receive prompt attention, and no
charge for commission: eo charge for drayage or
oonennssior. at LawreneAmov.
For further information apply to THOMAS RATI
GAN, (No. 315 Water street,) agent of the Company,
who Is prepared to give 21111110138 asearera for
Hare, and freight lo Indianapolis, Terre Haut,
Lafayette, Chicago, 'Peru, Greencastle. Crawfordie
Charleston, xis and Mattoon, &c., &e.
4 R. F. LORD, President,
.CELFaa.Garea Fre:gilt Agent.
Xaareads
Cash Capital, $2.29.5. 41) (A).
Assets, 1F1.()3,50:5 96.
°Fit , / Cr NO. 000 WA L.ti UT 6 .I'.li2LE7'.
ILI Pr,:: 0 , ! n.. 4 frtii,,, v:s:
.
trir.o. Mortgace on fruprovad City Property,
ac,rth dot ;He the 1 , 01104.11)1.... ..... . ....... ...slba,fisX.) 00
C. - rc and rent, Brat el:1,- ...... ......... ........... 2,462 fr.'
Pennsylvania Rai:road Co.'s tl 12 cont.
Mortgage Loans, $80,012e. c t t.tt
Pitt:a.lelphot city 8 per cent .teti......
Allegi:eny County 8 cent. Ponnetyl
manta hal:road Loans
Collateral inane, well secured
titinungdon and Broad Top 2tuunta.o
Ratiroad company, mortgage 10an...., 4,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Stool: 4,000 ,Am
Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance C 0... zt,abo co
Stock of Cs - musty Fire Insurance Co 1,060 DO
Stock of Deisunro M. B. Insurance C 0.... 700 CO
Commercial Hank do 5,185 01
Mechanics' Hank do
Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip 180 00
Bill, Receivaltle, business paper 18,297 18
Book Accounts, accrued interest, ete 6,215 72
Cash on hand and in in hands of agents.. 11,885 16
5.30.60 Iki
CLEM TINWLET, Brest: ,6 let 6 .
151.4aC701/9.
C;Ort) 'I ,n,.-,oy. Samuel Bisphacc,
Withani U. 'Fisimpoon, Robert Steen,
Frodenac Jiro., c, William Musser,
Cornelius 61.E.y.l1:1011., /30113: 1 / 1 3111 W. Tingley,
John R. Werrel, Marshall Bill,
A. L. Cas•on, L. Loturoyi,
lic4A.rt l'oland, Charles IA-iand,
Frederick Lecinig Jacob T. Bunting,
Charles S. 'Wood, Small Bowen,
J 9.17108 S. Woodwaro, John Bissell, Pitts.
E. M. AINCIIMAN, Secretary.
J GAR.IJNEIZ CA I FFiN, Agent,
myl6 N. , rtbeant corner Third wad Wood streets.
--
The Mutual Liteinsurance Co
P. RATCHFORD STARE, Agen
400 V't'AL) UT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
THE BHBINESSOF THIS CoMPAN'I
is conducted on the voila& pram:plc, in the
tor:ctent neon. 01 the term—tbe entire surplus,
dedocung neeesnory arpenbes aloha, be mg equitably
thvitied among the aenured.
Receipta for the year ending 31st January,
$.1,589,576 75.
Assets Over Seven and a Quarter Million
.
Cash on hand and In of
Ba D nk..s olla 11 r5 4050 39
1$(1110 S and It ortga,,,en 0,421.879 12
Unned Staten ..... 357,232 50
Real Entatn 40,2;3 13
Due from Agents 110,465 u.)
I:lnterent
Add:l otere, , a accruod: but not yet due.. 9 80,u 89, u0 00
De:erred premlurr,, (et-mutated) ...... 136,000 00
Premium; !r, cLu rse or tritium:a...mon 33,132 38
Ratrot of premium rower, and prothe greater than
mo.. CIL h tit Con-loan/es.
nti PROPORTION UP Lottifl ARB/ITfl to the amount at
risa than that of any other Lite lust.
ranee Company :n the United nitates.
Pamphlets Rl,l every requiems information wit]
toter tor
m5b,..b,..11
otherw:se totree er.pense on application, by
or
DARLIINLvION 1-11,ACESTOCE.,
87 yal..3rod
Ftfth Street, Pittsburgh.
ELA WARE MUTUAL SAFETY
INS!..T RANCE tYI/MPAIi Y-1N CO RPO RA TED
!HE LEGISLATURE OF P&NNSLVA.NLA,
1835. 0 PFJ CB, S. E. CO R TRIAD ND
WALN U STG:EII7B,P ILADELPHIA. MARINE
RANGESINSUon 1 , esselt, Cargo and Freight, to all
s Lorld, I.IsL.L,ND IIaSURACES on
Goods, by Rivers, Canals, Lakes, and Land Car
mates, to all pr..rts of Union. FIRE INSU
RANCEiti on Mereliandrse generally, on Stores,
Dyfeithle. ROI, &OS, ,tt,
Dianoveas.—tv m. .. : Bonder,
Thssofiris Pauldirli„ ••: John C.
Darts, Jamee'traquoir, Lj ro.
.tarnes C.
Hand, Wm. C. Ludwig, Joseph Dr. R. M.
Huston., Goo. 6. Lieper, Hugh Craig, Charles
ley, Samuel IS. Stokes, .1. F. Peruston,Benry Sloan,
al-
Edward Darlington., H. Jones Brooke, Sp encer
APlhratn Thomas. C. Hand, Robert Barton, Jr,
Jacob P. Jones, James B. .IkPlearrkuid, Jorrhitui P.
Ey re , Joh n B. Semple, Pittats . .rgia, D. T. Morgan,
A. B. Berger,
- WILLIAM MARTlNrPreeident.
THOS O. HAND, Vice Frecident.
EMT LITSVBS, Secretory.
P. A. ittAbilaitA, Agent.
je= - No. nn Water Street attrientitk.
f: , r".:1..L-.:,-Cli
;Insurance.
Indemnity Against Loss by Fire.
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSU
RANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office, No. 434 and 437 CHESTNUT STREET, near
Fifth.
BTX121001? 07 • A 5311113, JANUARY let, 1860.
Published Aggresably to An Act of Assembiy, being:
Pint Mortee, amply secured ...... —.41,80(063 88
Rant FlStat.is gag (prestlnt Talue F 103,318 61,)
c 0 94 •
102,095 25
'l, in porary Luaus on ample Colletteral
Securities 89,136 58
Sucks, (present val.. a5'8,667 72,) cost. 89,786 66
ot.e9 and Bide .................. 1,821 00
Caida- ......... ............. ..... 27,919 93
$1,:a38,081 88
The on:y pro Sis from rani which this corn
pony 'au divide by law, are from risks Which
have been determined.
Insurances mode on every description of Prop.
ertyon Town and Court try at rates as low as are eau.
piytent with security.
Since their incorporation, a period of thirty
yeant. they have paid losses by Fire, to an amount
rs seeding Four Millions of Dollars, thereby afford
nPll g evidence of the advantage,s of Insurance, as
w as the and disposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
Losses paid during the year 1869, $82,183 38.
Dill noises.
Charles W. Br,.nckor, Mordecai D. Lewis,
.:Tobias' Wagner, David B. Brown,
arnuel Grant, bays Lea,
acoh R. Smith, if.dward C. Dale,
( 4 eorge W. Richards, George Falea,:
('HA'-., BANCIiRR, President.
k:IIWA RD C L,A I.E. Vice President.
TFE r.L.S—cretary pro tern.
J. CARD/NKR COFFIN, Agent,,
My le Nnrtn.eB.e rOr Third an') Wood eareeitil
• J.
, -weetern Insurance Company,
P1TT6131110.41i.
F. M. GORDON, Secretary
Capt. R Geri'l Agent.
No. P 2 Water street, (....ipang C.o.'s Warehouse,
I,p sLearsoPhtsbursh.
Will :romp, against all 'minds or
RINK RISER.
A Gorr:-.lnstitution alansged by Directors who
are Nre:l known in thunornrni.noy, and who are de.
prcrli•toßee and 111 , 01761:v. GO mill it-
Laln the the, bittrSC,r they .1, as ol•
ering the, nest who deco.° to te
ibsured.
, Of - nib
„ 1 / 2 .c ^ount,
•4 •
r;
11.1.az;
.........
•,,
•
R. Gfiiier,
(I :ll___: ' l r ,4 '..g a : 1 . 111 .
14, ,, 1 1..1 :
.0 .:.ri11411.f..1r,
Wm. K. Staay...
M.
Andrew Ackley, Chas. W. Itickeuxm,
Alex.simior Spe,er, W Tn. .110.1inip,h:,
Mr9.l
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND
LIFE INSURANCE COIST'Y,
PIO. 149 -CHESNUT STREET,
Opponite the Cuatona Rouge,
Capitgl 5210,100----ABseL4 5•3414,04).
I.l_ fAX ALL RANDS OF IN-
P. , rpotua! or L:mged, cc
, vor, puck of Pr app rt yor AT el - el:Lan ,Lee,
r Bab., as premunl.
LUBER!. Pre—urni.,
M. IV RA LDIV V.,),3 Proh:dart,
Enyt.s., E . Ff. &Jug,
:rge tir , srn,
I. r Paul,
Jolin Cianon,
. SeProlary..
J. 4-;. COFFIN, Agent.
C.,nter ncree'A
CITI4EN'S lIISURANCE COMPAHT OF PITTSBURGH
z- - , X , rewuJ•
ttr , ;. i;At:A
()Ince, t;or. of Market. mutt %vett e r
Ir..,tlrox Ln,e. /0 the :•AVlga
t . saDd Vi ,, atarla
User. ~ml t•lskyo,,, and the boivi
ex.hon of LI,
jtasUrea 2 gal ne t
and Opidag• by 'Fir*.
ntezmasn
mlien. I H....v. , . Jll
H. li . .• i.
fret I,
•14.. a. I#M. 1 , . ,•!1
FIRE INSURANCE
773.e.Enferprise insurance CO,
re am 6, Fortrt, or Pr,
I Z. M. 1,19
I.y•
Co-,rl n
j.or.'l 11 , •. ,J
tn.• , .\lnrs:Lan, /11-
.-n Kritn,•
n.
Arr. A 1..". /01111
(*..., i'wult••• ),rourn
, lACki2-1 Agent,
Rele43m • FLOC.. So. 37 POLL
FIRE INSURANCE
r:
k.cliantc Mutual hisiiraurt Company,
yr PhSladelpilla,
tin Limited ur Perpetual,
Furniture, &c., in town
cr cuLntr).
OF NEW YORK.
BSti Futruary 1, 18431 ...... ...17,Z37,45e 12
WM. H. Iv rriv E ,
NOTARY Pt LIQ_
OFFICE at the. Pittsburgh Post, Fiftb
alma, near Wood .i7/3
AL/819 B. ?el:lawn:rm.— JAK&I KELE
NEVALMONT & KERR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
FRANKLIN. rENANGO C0.,1
mrzsayd Perinsylr antic.
11. W. pro. r,
DANVe.x.
P ATTERSON At. DAWSON,
AT TORNEYS AT LAW,
KUHN'S LAW BUILDINGS,
Diamond Street, near Grant.
laadv I Mb' U.:-tG .PA.
,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"Ige, No. 7Z Grant Street
(Three doors ootow the Court Houeeo
tr , yaay-
Primilli7l/011, PA
---
L. itiOACELENRIOGE,—
A TTORNEY AT LAW
Onto*, No, 235 Fourth St.,
No. 97 Wylie Street, Plitsburg%,
Ringramciv—Dr. A.. M.
look, 'floodore Rohbine. , Rti--4..en ErrAt:,
TEETH;
SAVE THEM BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE
ei silt. has removed to :.:46 PE.1\:.1.;
e'llifi:ffT, in ttIQ !,rfuff , o for:n.rly ~ .retziffrd
f;,. "Jr. G. H. hey9f.r 01.14”.1f,. (:',rl. Cnurr.n
He I) nu i n .: rno. it : Tem',
rtr,l vftriL•am ;MO!, .1 '•' rqfT
-I..furtax.Pß:z—lf...,y \V. 1,. Ain i , 1i.ei....-411nuel Ffr.-
if..y. A. bradlny, A. u. fd, .1. H. ”p
-‘.k
J. fr. r. so. H. Ecynor, W. \.n.
FIRE and MA
5 MOO°
2.11,0 ( J
250 N
ta)A
1,3, SI 4a
151,0 ?6 14
Z,
WA TERCUHE AND HOINEOPATHIC PHYSICiAN;
AI O--AGENT ON
RAIN /lOW'S CJ LEBRA'rI6I)
"I' la*R.3 S
cpl:l7 PENN ANAL WAYNE
JuilN EIREPATItich ......
LAI 4 ! P A WEN Ip.
E UNDXft.SIGNED HAVE THN
day formed A Co•parmerahip Ilia pract:••44 of
ti.• Law. WHN M. EIRKPA'IRICE,
hi y 181. h JuLI,
186 N
I.MELLON,
la
&a 3,461 76
KII2KPATRICK & MELLIIN,
ATTOU,NEYS AT LAW
No. 133 Fourth Ntrect, five , doory
Smithfield, Pm. lel 1-.1
A. IA) WI? I I . :, At Lorm-y
L. w, 01 F,,ttrtt, ryn, be
tweet! .9n . t.:1 /in ! (.:12Prry A!!ey.
H".I,1)1:N
kJ - re.med ('F LAW, teKt
ner , Ktfter to,ttni nt nice, 1271 Fourth et
PI ,l,tyrk.h.
Alt], t , .urvoon Den ust, RUCCPS.9.'
to tin.l44S Ll& ?IPA
toll, I . :urn nigh I o 1 o'cloett, nt,
fre, •L' ft
LI
PPE:sfi AM) 1,E1 : .<_:11
MIL ett
_ .
* l 4-TPeth. rxtrAeLf-t. Hog. r. , :« 1 anti
1 177
6071, Ciandles,
ALADDIN COIL COMP.AN V.
kitERKTON, JOIINSTON
45 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1 -A E A I,WAY, on hard a supPnor
_uv. , yy of Lt. I.:lucrix, I NA I is,
And ( t ()A L
A .•rc.qVA/ • ! y,
plHdy
H. C. S.: 14A4VVI:11,
LARD OIL, CAN
t I in, Toilet and 'rosin ,
do• OT Wood scr.sc, Pi rlnbot.A.
NAT.l3.Ol'i A. OIL.
(..111 .t, 8 EN N
CI, EA it ANI) I ) L
Find .• • ersior.
"Ili• A': tJ'. H.; I 4 y
Cr,nz,tantly w.nt far by P. H. :4 (7 ,, ,
tho.r I..•taevn
klre—
mbikn
I •PII,TP
A . 0 )( t) .
i - I()RNER. FoUR:111 ANI)
N., I ' r.: ,4, 1 ur). ggr,nt for tn. rnusipt And A....,
C A It II () s.
RF ,, n6e, constantly on band, and :s reoelvang beavy
and 'tight o,ls sulfalas for Luhr,,,ung and Refining
purposes, which Wall be sold low ior •dsan and en,l)
s.v?..u3mdAar
DHUI , COAL AND CAltlioN
I: on.
LAMP STORE
, inran tee in
COAL AND CARI,ciN OIL
To I>n the be,t in thus tflWriivt, sinl my eLtyle ttf .
1.AM.P13 are the lateet and bert, said e‘ery
variety.
COAL MI, is the rimed erionemical and izidinut
light known, and i entirely non"explesivi.
Wholesale dealer. and country store, supplied
with Ceal nr Carbon tit, puce, and of toe nneet
quadiy, at low pnecs; also, Lamp., Wicks and
Chimney's. G.
10 and 11: Eif:h sleet. helow Market'
my22.lvdaw in the t• Icelsior Ornni tele • Letion.
'Malt Vaper, &r.
EW ALL PAPER STORE.
BICTWEEN W FIFTH AND LIBERTI STS,
No. 107 Market Street,
THE SUBSCRIBER IS OPENINU
anew and large stock of
PAPER Ii_ANGINGS,
Embracing a complete assortment for Liw e, r ings,
5t01,38, Office.% Halls, Churches, .te., to which Le
would respactiully invite the attention of the Pub.
he. havingy, an entire new stock of good, recently
purchased and now arriving. Those in want of
new goods wilt find them by looking through our
atif3oll,l2[lollL.
mars:l yd JOS. H. FIUG3i k:8,
APERI WALL PAPER
The Largest Assortment and Lowest Prices
in Pittsburgh. Come and see
WALTER. P. MARSHALL,
No. 67 Wood Street,
'Near Fourth, at the Old Stand,)
Ban for skip French, German and American
WAIT PAPERS,
FOR PARLORS,
BALLS,
CHAMBERS,
clitYßefiEs,
50,000 rolls at ets. 50,000 rolls at
6, S and 10 cts.
wiXDCW GETATAMS, FIAX BOLA]) PALM,
TLITIA Covina, CKILINGS, Ac.
SW ' Look for the Striped Front.
The only plate in town where a lull aasortrnent
or Frecteh paver. to kept- mane
elltiernttr.-.
JAMES M. TAYLOR
ALDERMAN,
OPFICE, 451 Penn Street, sth Ward
CLLECTIONS promptly made.
1 1.1 Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages and other Legal
Writing: Drawn. Acknowledgements Taken, BBL
Probated.
!
00A:L, NUT GOA L,SLACK, t COK F
6J —Hav i ng the e 3 .3 `l7l°m
J-taArs in the firm of
am now prepared to turr,.sn to oar former custom
ere and Um citizens of Pittsburgh and vieinit .
o:Prier - al/Yr, a superior quality of COAL, NUT com .
esLACK. and CO hg, in large or small q u antlen. Or
dere sent through the Post Office, left at the Tol,
Rouse of the Monongahelaaridge, or at the Work .•+
will be attended to with promptness.
Coal Works and Office, situated in South Pitts
burgh, one square above the Monongahela Er' age
117,6 en JAMES M. PIA niy.
pRENCH WALL PAPERS, of Spring
11 Importation, prior to enforcement of the new
tent", are now sold 3) per cent. cheaper than can be
hareafter. Btvles very beautiful. For eels by
W. P. MARSHALL. 87 Wood street.
GREEK APPLES.-17 barrels just
received and for Sale by
- HEVRY B. COLL INs.
LiUNDRY PRODUC
100 Rage Pas Nuts:
75 do Peathene
60 boxes Cream Cheese:
3 bbli Egan;
60 bbls Mackerel, N 0.4
250 bushels Dried AppleK
60 do do 1 eactieg
Bacon Bides;
100 011 Barrels; in store and for Bale by
JAS. A. RIMEL corner Market and inrstYsts.
1 GRASs-------s 81 - '4I)II,ETIL'S PILLS,
e-F jcuatreceived and for sale by
GEORGE 8. R_FLLY. Drilaafeti
seta 69 Federal street" Allegheny.
Frojession4l
PA.
DENTIST,
Plittabarigh. Pa.
U, PuoLsfrEartiv
N. 85 Pourth Street, near Wood'.
TfIE SUBSCRIBERS MANUF.AC,
lure and keep constantly on hand every arta.
ce in their line, viz: Cornices Ornaments, Cut
Lain Goods, Comforts, Feather Reds, MattrassesN.
all kinds.; also, the celebrated Patent Spring Beds
All kinds of shades, Blinds and Fixtures.
461-Prompt attention given to all orders for Eh
ting at/ l and laying down Carpete, oil Cloths, &c.
_ _
oyd ROBERTS & BOENI Gk.
Apollo 11Eginiard bacon.
itjOhHisioNldGfriAAANdsGabWdlcSuC;toHmewrsotlilbadt ba.rem i nd
to be found at his old stand, Apollo Hall, et:usenet
on Fourth street. Be has always on hand the bet
quality of lager beer, and in connection with thf
hall, a well appointed billiard saloon, with goo.;
tables, belle and cues.
Rebember the place, Apollo Hall, Fourth st.
near Wood. entrance from Fonr._____ jy10:ly
A
FULTUN, BELL AND BRASS
FOUNDER, No. 70 SECOND Street; Pitts
burgh, ' Pa., is prepared to furnish to order,
CHURCH, STEAMBOAT. FACTORY AND OM
ER BELLS, OF ALL SIZES,
From 10 to 10, 000 pounds.
CHIME BELLS made to order. STOP ANI
GA t :Gl4; (10CK.13 of all sites, for Steamboats:
MINERAL WATER PUMPS, COUNTER RAU
INGS, and every variety of Brass Castings ardahe i
in the neatest manner.
.r.fr- RAIABIT'S .ANTI-ATTRITION METAL
FULTOYS PATENT MERALLIC PACKING. foi
Steam Engines.
antlay
fen
TAXES ON WESTERN LANDS.--
4. Persons owning lands in the West, who wish
to pay taxes, are informed that weattend to the
Mitut receiving esota, low and payment of Taxes in Wisconsin,
a, &e.
fel*
('BOLT'S REVOLVERS! CULT'S RE
IL" VOLVEREil—juet received, anoffier lot by
express W . W.I the different kinds menufaettund.
Sharp's Four Shot Bepeeterts
Allen's Seven do •
Smith • Wesson's Eleven Elba-Repeaters.
for male by ROWN a TETLEY
Mines
WM, BENNETT,
Lx - powrE.a AND DEALER IN
BRA NDLES, CORDIALS, WINES,
Old Monongahela and Rectified Whisky,
No. IAO Wood Street,
fe22: 6m Pittsburgh ,ya.
JOHN IitI'DEVITT,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
—AND BRALRR IN—
New Orleans Sugar and Molasses,
FLOUR, B. CO.
Rice, Cheese, Fish, 01Is,
No. 311 Liberty Street, opposite Stnittifieid,
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
A constant scipply of Pore Brandies and Wine
of he own importation always on band. Also, 01
av
32 nongahela Rye, scotch and Irish Whiskeys.
Zklyn
t 4. & p.
MA NUFACTURERS
_61..RT.T3
0.1300.11, CAP, LETTER, and all kinds
of WRAPPiI,R4 PAPER, owe removed from
117 WOOD STREET to
No. 33 timpettletia street,
PITTS.BURGEL, PA.
tota_f , ,st, T A4l o for Raxs. rtp9
wiLLIAki cAER4gco,,
Wholesale Grocers,
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c.
I MFuRT.EB.B OF
A LSO ,
Distillers and Dealers in
FINE OLD ItIIINONIIAIIELI. BYE WIIISIY,
327 and 320 Liberty Street,
I 5 • 1 r PII'TSPURGH, PA.
1.1.4 L lAA" CEA. I' TON.
W LE: k REI AIL
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
PITM.B UR& P. 4.
Aiw arc
(lien y and
unona:a Lela Rent
kV.
nnhin
E. P. In NIDDLINTON & 13t8.0.
1:. Pi
WINE 1.31{.A11)1.E5,
I Ar.AL3P.a.4Pi
yes, 46141 Viatit-lii•e#,
N' . uiteDi. FRONT STREET,
hr
IWIL.II, Cl,l'lllA.
r,tilarcii and 5e4;12'.5,
_
.t D. ,
1,1271711i.M1.1/4 DZ-4.1 ciffrAl
) I&'Ctr), SVI'VF E sEf;;AR.S,
"!..7 () LA) WA) , )t•
L I . olli A itili;eol'llitA L,
Rittno
ENTLNL H AVANA SEGARS,
AND
IfirgiVilet Chewing I,"4o3.fteitte,
i 1 Pfj A.'WOOD 3TBEET,
tt, ctokr:-.3 nts
nct..
p:T'PktAII,RT-AH. PA.
WY. t'!“,;1 'rk tut.,SS,A,
, 11LL En it ICE& ET,sON ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
110? Mg or
Net 4 1:4 Eti, W Ifil XS AND SEGGA .
ti ila. e.; I/ cuitt , i ER I LIN ER R..bTT
2, STRE.E'o,
X!, L .40 CND":; PO&
SWEARERS CITY GLASS
T SIIIIRGIFI, PA.
Iron, N;>1114, Cotton Yarnti, etc., Jac.,
I . 4o , totntly on Hand. [mr2
. .
agnerron
AATBROTYPE GALLERY,
-
Yt it bt Iti Fb.P.R7I It.Vl h.i't
• 1 ,. I) Do ;,t., 1 A I ill:, WA TI
:.at fine A mbrotypee. el a moddrair prim an.i
have been un.t, e olition
r,
Lug, r triety caiiee and irvorie • ahvaye on hand.
tate and Aiitiefte, von guartniaed.
rn v t (4 1 , ASCOW,
Fourth Street, t - ntaburl h.
(PEOPLES'( ALLERY,
93 Wilet3i) STREET,
Corner of Diamond Alley.
Tn SU I. , SCRIBER WOULD RES
PECTF CLLI announcs to the wizens of Pat*.
riettuty, :.,-Lat tiestheabove
Pew; a:;••iy prepared to take every en.
nt•iy feature itoown to il. Photographic krt.,
U la
moat p.-.4rf,,t • 110,1 at GREAT RED
rF:i PRICR`ti. r.;..tortat n - Troyernents hove
rencle , :uv OA., the inos decitrablo,
c . col - initu.l and ploi.ract lottiort in LE , city
tnvt
A. JAL/J.:Ay.
6torers.
• .
...... J. ta Rfir:l3ll H. D. &Eras
(Late at Maier k Riuketnr,n'.)
REVD' 19. U. Oa :BROTHERS.
(Successor to R.ITICLA d Amoreaort.)
Wholesale Dealers la
FOREIGN FRUITS,
NUTS, CO:NFECTION ERY, b I:GARS, FIRE
WORKS,
hc-
No. 39 Wood at, and No, 118 Second street,
Opposite St Charles Hotel,
PLTT•SB URGE
W ILIJAIII BA G ALE
Wholesale Grocers,
Noa, 19 and 20 newt,
PITTSBURGII
WM. E. SMITH..
'M. 11. SMITH Ai. C 0..,
WHOLESALE GB 0 OEAS,
111 SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS,
UNDR I ES. —
160 Was Rao Coffee,
160 bbls (oak,) N. 0. Molasses,
16 hhds Porto Rico Sugar,
50 MA* Relined Suga r,
50
Yellow do
500 boxes Window laleas,
26 bbis N. Y. Syrup,
15 " N 0.3 Large Mackerel,
10 tif do
10 bble No- 2, medium, do for salebr
W. H. SMITH k
118 aa..oad. and 140 ?rout street
8. CUTHBERT &Rpm
51 Brka* et
WARDROBES,
I,nd every article needed in a well fisrnished dwel.
ling, as well as a splendid assortment of
oFEICR FURNITURE,
Constantly on hand and made to oz 4. or As the
only terms on which business it:None this estab
lishment is for CASH, pri,.csare made accordingly.
Persons in want of H.:fining m the above
would bo advantaged by calling at
FACEINER LE,WI
N 0.103 Smithfield street, below Fifth.
J. D. Irsonorsa,
Under Caro of the Francisco) mothers
PHIS INSTITUTION, SITUATED
LORETTO, Cambria County, Pennsylva
foui rn In from Cresson Station, on the direct
route het veer Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, was
chsrtA , red in 18.661_,_ with pliviliges to confer the
usual Coilegis.te .Honors and Degrees. The loca
tion of the College is one of themoet healthy in
Pennsylvania—this portion of the Allegheny
Mountains being proverbial for Its pure 'water,
bracing air, and picturesque scenery.
The Sete - lassie year commences on the FIRST
MoI , DA Y after the 16th of ATJOUST, and ends
shout the 'Pith el JUNE following. 11 le divided
inej two Sessions. Students cannot return home
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neces
sary for Land Surveying, Engineering,
_Ac., Ac.,
will he furnished by the Institritionto the Str4ents.
Instrumental and Voe.al Music forms no extra
char s
e. Students will be admitted from 81031
year to the age of manhood.
Teaus—bloard Fuld 'fuel on, payable half year's in
v
$lOO
Via.boog and use of Redding 10
Clui-noal and Modern Languages,
extra.._._ 10
and
Vacation at the olloe. 16
Fsfereui,e cob be made to the R t . Re g v. —
Bishop
O'Connor, to the Rev. T. 8. Reynolds, St. Mary's
oretoceee.to, and to other Clergymen of the Pittsburgh '
l e
THE WEST CHESTER ACADEMY
AeniT WESTCHESTER, PA., WITHIN
two hours ride from Philadelphia b y . the
vylv ama Central or the West Chester airect
Railroad sill resume the ditties of the KUMMER
TERM on the brat day of MAY next, and Wage on
the last day of ~e pternber. The School, therefore,
la in sesalon daring .Le SUMMER MONTHS. Pupils
are received at any time at proportionate char g es.
The average number of students is 85, under thecharge of nine 'Teachers. The French, German
and npanu.h langttagea ate taught by native resident
instructors. For catalogues apply to
WM. F. WY ERS, A. M. Principal!,
spl.2.:2mMeod at West Chester, Penns.
An
WATER RE-NS.
ALL, i'Eßo.Nti LIABLE FOR CITY
and Itubiness Taxes and Water Rents in the
Nip of Pit tshu • gh, are rarer/ notified tbattbe above
taxeb and water rents are now (Wit AlEld payable at
1 , 0
City Treatitrer'q °Mee, Fourth Street.
.Jgall payment made before AUGUST FIRST,
Uleconiat, of heirs Per Cen , . will be al
lowed. Between A uguat let and Sep ember
a diaeount of Two Pee Cent. Between Oc
tober I.t and November let. an additton Will be
made of fire per neat., and after November let; all
remaining unpaid will be put to the handisofcollecte
ors, with a further addition of flee ).3 per cent.
3 WAI. EICH BA UM. City Treasurer.
1 o.es. Ti..l? - IEI 'I'S 1
LTA VE JUST OP E` ED A SPLENDID
assortment of
Velvet, Brussels, Three-ply, Tapes
try, and Common Ingrain
Carpetings.
From t 1 to 21 feet, new designs and beautiful patterns,
griut all goods usually found in FIRST 14.14A8.9
CARPET STORkli, and on as favorable terms as
any other houtti in the city. mh3o
D. C. KNEELAND
WEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
SQUARE AND OVAL BONNET
BOXES;
Isc, makes to order PLAIN AND FANCY . PAPER
BOXEki, suatable for Shoes, Dry Goods, Ac., at
Eastern noes. Corner Virgin alley and Wood
street, (third Cory—over Bank,) pitts
burgh, Pa.
lefkly
itjatt's Patent Illuminating Met
DATING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS
HATT'S CELEBRATED ILLUMINATING
TILES,
VOR LIGHTING BASEMENTS, CEL.
LARS, AREAS, AND COAL VAULTS. We
would respectfully solicit an examination of
samplea,at our
JOS. K HIJSTER.
Warehouse, No. 150 Water Street,
ANDERSON & PHILLIPS,
Agents for
• BROWN BROTHERS,' mallinfactflrers,
mArg Chicago, Illinois.
Mik
Notice of Dissolution Partnership
NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the partnership lately existing betweenLEE
A. BECK" HAD( and GEoRGE A. KELLY of the city
or Allegheny, under the firm of BECIUM A
KELLY, was dissolved on the 22d of April. 1881, by
mutual consent. BECKHAM. A up.Tyy.
aav- The busineas will Le carried on at the old
stand by the subserlber, by whom all the business
of the late firm will be settled.
GEORGE A. KELLY
Allegheny, June 4, 18d1.--len-tf
OAP, CANDLES AND OILS
LOCO Boxes Chemical Olive Erasing Soap,
600 do Rosen Soap In 1, 2 and Bfb bars
800 do No. 1 Palm Soap in 1, 2 and Blb bars;
200 do Oleine do in Ilb bars,
150 do Garman do - 3 lfb bars,
260 do Friend to Woman Soap in Ilb bare
1,000 do Shaving and Toilet Soap in different
shapes and &lads.
600 Boxes Miners" Candles,
1,000 do Hydraulic Pressed and Mould Candles
for Sommer use.
200 Boxes Adamantine Star Candles, 4s, 6a A Ba.
60 do New Bedford Sperm Candles, 45, 6a A
88.
20 do Wax Colored Candles, 49, 69 A fla.
doCoach do,
6 do Star do,
10 Barrels No. 1 Lard Oil,
b do do 2 do,
26 do
10 do Lubricating No 1 Oil,
do do 201,
60 do Carbon Illuminating 011,
26 do Coal do do,
On hand and for sale, by
B. C. .1. H. SAWYER,
To whom was awarded, by the S. Agricaltnra.
Society, the first
Caudle',
premiums for Oils, boaPs and
ARDIN ES.-
I 6 D cases $ MOB danhnes—ehoice brads; -
u " . .. Al
z z
In store end nant al) [Rea] REY3f111%.4
&BRoa
6bilZ. PARRISH'S HAIR RRS'lbk:-
ATIVE; 6 dos.Parrith's F41z14 jest
and 32
rece tor sale by GEO. A. KELLY, ived i
iv
Allast berty city
.--......______
y EAD.-1000 Pigs, received by
see HENRY IL - comma
OATS.-4 bushels 00 bus Prime Onto, in
store and (Grade bp .
JAM E A FETUS,
Corner Idarket & Bleitsta -
yIQUORICE.-
5 cases Sicily Liquoric e in sibbor s ay,
Chlaturitt " reoeived focj i
sale by feeilj ARMS #l4Kilecz'
Auitititure.
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS.
.B.3arxtroaEl3D z,,Baclps
JAMES W. WOODWELL,
Nos. 9 and 99 Third street.
HI FOURTIEt STREET,
CONISISTECTO OF
ALL VAILIE'rIai OF STYLES AND FIND3E.
IMISABLII NOR
Hotels and Private Dwellings.
NI orders promptly attended to, and the
Furniture carefully packed and boxed.
Cabin
Steamboats and Hotels furnished at short otice,.
et Maters supplied with every article i n n
the
I Ina.
mark •
IW i r A)lt
.FURNiTURE
isssonm,en t embr ofacing Pittsburgh rnanutacttasxr
BUREAUX.,
BOOS CIABE2,
aduratimud,
ST. FRAN
CIS' COLLEGE,
Y ~.'~T~ : ~-----
, °Kr,.l NG SALES.
W. D. & 111. DIPCALLUDI,
87 Fourth Street,
OIL CLOTHS
FOR THE BALE OF
=SID
===
; , ri I ; t‘'
Irgeret skeee,eektorioi—
,Elli -, :. /3 sziaretg*l
ME~3 N 8
• chan Ob
ge Brokerai and De1deir,.,_,,_,E, , , 1
Drafts, Accepeces, fitokt, silvwszil,- 4mievtuvisi,
Exchibr ou the Agdoraildid.tWeaterniffibin 7 l3ok%
canons elit - al the -Ctitiiiiiilln•
United States.' Deptunfs received-urpar*lde4PS,
current paper, - No. et
,21445Att street , Third' -
and Pcuzrtn.streeu i" ' '' - Ar;
•
•
?
- .
1 D 01,1,411 sat r-M4411_-4.iliZilrzir
80. 65 lootALTlcsTimist , •
CRAB TZBED -nui%
®PEN DAILY, frozifila te-'2V
also, on Wedkieedayand.-fieferiA
front May Is% to November let,from "ttailo!
from NOM: Ilb e r • 1144t0 A1 111 1 5 , 1*21 , ..- 140
Deposits received of all sumo not lti tiate igA t i on
Isamats and a diyidond of,thaprofi , Wee
a year, in Arniz, and December. bedslntereet'a
declared serMatutually, in` June :And r
sintm tho Rank_ was -orgnisierwrit-thii . Of SIX
per cent. a Tear.
Interest, if not drawn mg, litjgarnititojiiimedo
oft he depositor t ut principal;andlietira flo
interest from the first days bf.7une aid-- ter,
compounding
o f n y ear withootrontaftkomino
posiMr t calf or even to preiient bialeas NW. , At
thia rate, money will donbisi inlesa sganchrelire
years, making in the aggregate aterregya
Mit GUI'. A rasa,.
, , . .
44 ..
Fl Cantilillth M
g the azur,.
slo,*
and flegnlationcc furnishedgratis, tir
Me office. --, . , one*
rmarcer. , VI - 44 ,
SBOREFE ALltlpa. ~ -...- +j
wan rimartment '
_,.
_,i •
William J. Anderson. Joireetigifageptl4.
Hill Burgem, Jaaaa *Re 201 0 4,„,
Belli. L. Fabnetitocki Aill.:Rel!oore
ii
opeweu Bephurn. Robertßoblvti:ki
James Bertha:my Azusa Miaaii ,i4.,
Janes D. 14114.1, AlexandeiffiXiii#C
Alexander Bradley. John t i lstriffaillee.
John G. ESsekofen, Peter A. Mudd*:
George Black, JottrtS.ldelkir.
John
D. Canteld, Tatnea.WANcy,
Alonzo A. Carrier Sohn ifarimAll ,
Charles A. Colton: Walter Pafteridit
William Douglaa, John Orr, .','-'
Johti Eberle Henry 4. Itiimpak,
John Holmes, ' Jobn .IL'Elhbertberge
walls= E.-Howl, , Alezezider ~
Peter 11 Hunker, William-?
Richard Hays, leave Whittiere
William EL .velyi Christiazi-Y.
BICISMITIR MID Mriliatraup -•-• '
ORARLAB A. :Gtollro4. -' fel
MOAN OFFICE.
W. CEIZEIOTTI
I
No, WO Smithfield
Near the corner of MAN
PIT TSBURtaiIiPAL.
raONEY in large and sthallquantities
;carted on Soldand Skiver, Diarnoltdaif,Tatel.
d and Silver Watches, and all kinfliiatlahl•
aolearticles, for any length of time !Weed orL The
goods cannot be delivered without Una TbskattlJet
accountable in cake of Bre.
IPIA-Of;Sce__________Boure from A.M. 1 0.19.1 . ,14. ,_lOO
TILE IVIERCANTLLE
Fos ms .
PROMOTION & PROM:MON thrmikul.
Over st4r - -
rer a 10,000 Realness Housimstec%.llm.
bracing every City, Town s
toe United States, Careacia, and other
British Possessions JIM A-
R. C. DUN & CO., Propriebns.l
-- ARMSTRONG, Maskers,
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets, Pittsburgh,Fit.
,
Established New. York,,
1852. Jane;
Marcia 1841, Pittsburgh
• •
/lead ' Office t
NEW BOYD•& CO
Brazich — Oftices,
Pittsburg, R G Dun 4 Co; Pruladelp, itoi•Dati
• & Co; Cincinnati, .11.. C. Dun & Cb; theveldi:'ll!
Don Co; Detroit, R G Dun & 014,Cllieetlei:IE
Dem & Co ; Nrilwankie,R G Dun &0o; New'unitilitte,
R G Dun Co; Cha rieston„RGDon.itra; Ltallinllis,
R G Dun & Co; fit. Louie, E IhmliOrtylitten.
ville, R. G Dan & Co.
•,
Associate Offtees.
Boston E Ronal & Cto; InitimOre, J D &
Co ; Riebinond, Pratt & Co.
Foreign, Offices. z _
Toronto, R G Due &-Co; kfoistreal,ll ThAtn— • A
Co; London. Eng, R G Dun & 00.
Reference Bookwith nationrofehanger„ted
daily, furnished to autisoribers. Price 21 OW-
Collactimut prim:aptly , attended to in-allpitittrioi
the United audits and British Posse:nip/0C 'ftd
References to upwards of /50 Houses
In Pi
for whom the office makes collections.
Letters of introdm,tiou Lawyemotiaighittunb
ins and respotttitbdity in every section of Om
Wth be gratuitously mrnished to subis3rings itrtur
tug an application at the office . Also twany of tte
offices named above.
athillcint. •
f's B. SEELY,
114 FIFTH STREET o sitO
REAL .124iTATE AND G .
DXALEES i •
ritictaDlOTES, BONDS, MORTGAOES 4144 Otheili&ki,
,
SIM initS.
EXCELSIOR GLASS WOR9 i -
A. WOLFE—F.T. PLIINHETT—T, VAMP/Was
WOLFE PLUNKETT
.......„_&-Cai
GLASS MANUFAOTiIuaIisi
wARE Er° utt,
No. 12 Wood Street, VornerX
semy E4o.lomisit.L
_
W. CIIINDINGDILS;.. - - - ...D. CDWITIORDIWWWIN
D. samosa
CUNNINGHAM S
BURGH . arrY Glass WORRA—Watabi
119 Water street, and /fa First etrise4Plttatarrj..-::::
Pa., three doors below Morton Ma
anufacturers of PittabUrgh .oily
Druggiate'
dings Glass Ware and American:
Waits, for Parlor windows, chne4tes 'find,oblk}
buil.
goissaintians.
__ . .
Dissoration of Co-Parpttrigpir:4l
HE CO - PARTNERSHIP IEtEREm e
fore earning between .JOHN P. HEINZ &
RY MINER, under the Erin of....RWA . T tit,
RURE, is this day dissolved by mtrtail donient
The business of the /ate Sart Will be silttiedtV
NEWRY MINER, who la authorised Walla: *fa
thweaname in li quidation. " 1 ' - , ~ ,
adIEN p.; milker; /'
ESNIIT , B4NEjt:'-''
July leth,lB6l.
HENRY MINER,
Successor to
HUNT k WM;
Wholesale and Retail
BOOKSELLER, BTATIONEB & NEWElD.kgaijair:
.N0e.:71 and 18 FIFTH STREET,
Next door to the Post Ogles,
13,29
IF Y?orl7
ra WANT` mi Sol: t it GW
atter kind ollt3=deolting-B
Or Re, Lennon and Clitton. eel Nga iiity,'
idmilfeni in the Diamond, where,you:iiiliA*-44.,7-4
cisw . mop Fruit and lower Unmet any._.(47mie:,:p.
in We say. Also &seminal and fun .m, !! im . ,,sy: ~. ? , , ,,. 1 . -
},amity temeeniee, Teen,. Winne,. •Brattlya,midi,a4
other bnde of Fore4n and Dom tondo fsthia7l
- 8R0T„ .4.104 ,
..,
sonic of Diamond and Dtip*d oust . i, ,
CI.STNB,-Plf3l:-. E - 13 - ... --- 21 4 - 7 , -. cit ei
nji
tension of those in' ser . ,ja of . •. . .... r. as
GUNN
- . ~-, r 0 ..e.i
R rFLIcAc,
• PISTOLS, Ac„ AC, .._„i,
sdtrected to our ,- , pies dixt st oo k • . -,,•; :-3,..,,,,-
W. W,IIIR/NEV:tw
Se. ntliVinedAme,-,
T . 12 5 8030
Prints, Qinghai% be. GreyGodd.a.-at.„64.
and
ulmar4B"
IT
lot=Zs ( /4%4
4 cents pe7rd. large -.1 *
Prints AL Oa, conta per yard, formArisrleeoltsC.
Bargains or cash. •O. RANI; Olf-X.0V4,4„.14.
auln
741failietadrent; -
A . 83Lud ------- ; -- F - -------- 1 1 __,., 4 3R,,.A11111
..,.._.„...„.__. ,
~. and a half milee_from Um - city; •,......yvel:_,o,
acres in cultivation, ha lance la..prirpiathnlzer„.3, ,:-
good new frame dwelling house of aix.reamwa9.,'
and kitchen : Mob's, good garden. well "cifj/141fr .i
he. Price, 12,800- Terme eaa3,•., Per......___hde lir - .
pelf; g etrriTEßliT a SOlf.,6..nawnwealni. — • ~,/
.. -....-
Q,TARIC :COUNTY, INDTAITAI6O, _
/0 acres of good JRnd. on the Ft Wayne owl Ga. '' l ..
Calla R. Ar nt So 00 item, ftrodeby -';,,,,..-`,.
son S. =Tabors/a maiticerstre*- - ,--,-
..,__
STIUMHEIRKR , ....,
TELAN;EVIgt7
BOOTS,
SHOES,
AND m,,,ft
Gall BoonAtt the Cheap Cash Stonerthlimk.l
JOSEPH R. I'M:U.4IM
eal4 9 8 Marketetreet, 2d dherfrozsz,?.r:
CITRON. -
2U boxes fresh AMPon•
Ai r
Orange_
.11114 • ,
Pale by " • now_nl. - graintiOr,..4_, , le•
-
3007' 4, 38.11 / ( *Ro i tstOotatidiji
orEaltd-reed.d.ik
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