. :•• ‘: I ••,.:*4 7:: „.4 y „~~'4.i :f'~ .H. wagon and Ambo ' - lltellarness. r sistrEomsaasi '---- t - it'llaFoll::'''Aiticirlti;wfuNG ...' o=llimuntand Mercer stresto, 7: . .'Li '1 t!. law Ye a s. 8, )86L rgaPOMS•WII.IL BE RECEIVED -, • - iitihri bffieitor furnishing , by cent 'actArmy. , gen - garnesa. ,Tnepropoaahs should Asia the price at which limy tante Innnahed, at the places of rattuMfac :#l,l4lldtheinionat winch they Oflli be delivered lailitopt; the number which can be made by 2 erwithinoneimenth after the receipt or. the `;Order; also the number which he can deliver with- in one week. The Wining unnit mutely conform to the follow Mg specifications and to the eetobliehed potterun ; your mole harness as follows, to wit: 'WHEEL. Two (toilers—Breech straps, 3 feet 6 inches long, 834 inches wide, sewed into 14 inch rings of inch iron; hip straps 3 feet /I.' inches long, 23,e, mcbes 1 WidOintay, prom' 2 feet long, 234 inches wide, with 410haPlacklein cross straps to buckle into stay 500 long, 134 inch wide; side straps 4 feet liShleck Wide; tie straps 16 inches long, 34 Okteperlng to a point. slde,2 feet 3 inches long, 2 itiOhOW wide, with a two inch buckle; short side 1 ilia 6 inches long and 2 inches wide. Two Hair Collars, 18 to in inches long, with double straps and gale leathers and buckles 74," inch wide. Two pairof strong Names to suit, made of white oalmot, ironed with hooks, breast rings 154 inch -square, staples and line rings. Two pair of Hom Straps—Lower one a feet 6 aches long, 34 inch wide; tipper one 4 feet 6 inches long, 5.4 inch wide Two Bridles—Crown piece 2 feet long, 1 , .; inch wide; cheek pieces each 10 inches long, Pi' inch irl.* 'front piece 1.1% inches long, 1 1 4 inch wok; stay pieces, from blinds to crown pieces, 16 Mew , 13iinch.wider,:nose piece 11 inches long, 1 inch Wint4:bilnall6 itiches long, 6% inches wide; rei lotigilde 4 feet tong, I inch wide; short side 2 feet long. 1 inch wide, with 1 inch buckle; in , n" toweigh 6•pounos to the dozen Two pair Chain Pipes, 2 feet long. 23 f inches wide Two pair Trace Chains, 7 feet long, 16 links to the foot, of No 3 iron, with T on ens end, weight '634 to 8 The per ps.Zr Twisted or straight tine pair of Breast Chains, 22 inches long, 14 links to the foot, of No 3 iron Twisted Two Neck Straps, 8 feet 1 inch long, 2 1 /, inches wide, with 2% inch buckle • Two Neck 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 on Attakapas tree, head, gul let and cantle, ironed, covered in the usual way half-tanned horsehide; flaps 'AI inches long, 18 inches wide; sureingle 7 feet 8 'echoes long, 42inches wide, with 2% inch buckle on one end, 'in be fastened to the saddle by being riveted to I.l=rved straps, 13+ inch wide; those straps are one on each side of the saddletree, one end is tied to the front part of the bar, to other end to The extension of the bar behind the cantle. Spanish saddle fashion; stirrup leathers 4 feet 7 Inches long, 134 inch wide, with 134 inch buckle; stirrups, malleable iron, tinned, bolt eye pattern, to weigh 1334 The to a dozen pair LEAD. Two 0011ar5,17% to lkinches long,made the same so.for wheel harness Two pier of Barnes to suit, of same 11Raterliti as foe wheel harness, ironed, with hooks, breast rings and line rings, with straps as •in wheel her nasal, Two Bridles, the same as for wheel harness Two Neck Straps and Chains, the Fame as for wheel harness Two Bellyßande, the same as for wheel Harness Two pair Chain Pipes, Two pair Trace Chains, Two Crupper and .11. p . Straps Heck strap 5 (so. long, tapering from 3!/, ',aches to inches a ids Hip Straps, each 2 re - dt 4 inches long, 13. inch wide, each with a hook at one end _ Two Back Bands, 8 feet 4 inches long, 3 . !,4. inches wide Two Martingales, 4 feet long, J uch wide, buckle into the bit One Coupling ti4rap, 6 (cote inches too Inch wide One Check Rein, 4 feet long., 1 inch wide buckle into the bit at each end. with a ring sewed In the centre to retinue the lend line One Lead Line. 21 feet long, %inches wide. with a buckle at one end and en 6 mob loop at the other One Whip, heavy plated horsehide, 6 feel ti nchoes long One Horse Brush, oval, of bristles,—by—inches One Curry Combe, No 222—S liar The whole to be packed in a box about 18 inches wide, 17 inches deep, 34 incline long, made of I inch stuff, coopered, wood hoops or von, an many be required Four Horse Harness, as follows, to wit: WHEEL. Two Quilors Breech straps, 3 feet S inches long, 3!:, inches wide, sewed in 4-inch rings of iron; hip Straps 4 feet long, 3 inches wide; nosy pieces 2 feet 2 inches long, 3 inches wide, with 13,i, inch buckler; cross straps to buckle into fits, pieces 6 feet long, lA inch wide; side straps 5 lee 6 inches 10ng,1% inch wide; lie scrape 15 inches long, ;, , e, inch wide, tapering to a point Two'Belly Bands I,ong side 3 lee 4 inches long, Inches wide, with a 2 inch buckle; short silo 1 tent 6 incites long and 2 niche. wide Two Hair Collars, 22 to 23 inches long, with double straps and safe leathers and buckles?; Inca wide Two pair of strong liame, to -lid, made o ?who, oak root, ironed with hooks, ring- 1 lash elitism staples sod line rirj. Two pair Hame Straps Lower one 5 feet 6 inches long, ;4 inch wide; upper one 4 feet 6 inches long. inch wide; of alum tanned leather Two Bridles Crown piece feet 2 tnchrs long, 1% inch wide; cheek pieces each 10 inches lens, 1 , 4 inch wide; front piece 12% inches long, 1 , 4 nch wide; stay pieces, from blinds to crown pliceg, 16 inches long, 1,4 inch wide; no.r piece 12 inch( long, 1 inch wide; blinds 6 inches long, 6 inches wide; reins, long side 4 feet 2 inches long, 1 , nch wide; short aide '2 feet long. 1 inch aide, with 1 inch buckle; bits, tinned rout Inn, to weigh 5 tin t he dozen Two pair Chain Pipes, 2 feet 6 mimes long, 2% Inches wide Two pair Trace Chains, 7 feet long, 14 links to the foot, of No 2 iron, twisted or straight, with T on one end, weight 9 lbs per pair One pair Breast Chains, 28 inches long, 14 links to the foot, of No 2 iron, twisted Tyro Neck Straps, 8 feet 6 liens long, 2 inches wide, with 234 inch buckle Tiro heck Chains 4 feet 6 inches long, 14 links liithe foot, twisted Ito 4 iron, T and loop to he riv eted on to the neck strap, swivel in the chain One Saddle, made on Attakapas tree, head, gullet and cantle ironed, covered in the usual way with half tanned horse hide ;• nape 20 inches long, 16 Inches wide, snrcingte 1 feet 6 inches long, 2% inches wide, with a2A inch buckle on one end, to befaatened to the saddle by being riveted to two curved straps, PA inch wide; these straps are placed one on each side of the saddle tree; one end is tied to the trout part 01 the bar, the other end to the extension of the bar behind the cantle, Elpsaish saddle fashion; stirrup leathers 4 lee( 7 'inches long, Iy, inch wide, with 1y inch buckle; stirrups, malleable Iron, tinned, bolt eye petters, to weigh 13% pounds to a dozen pair. Two Bridles, same as for wheel harn , •ss Two Collins, 26 to 22 inches long, made too same as for wheel harness • Two pair of Haman to snit, of the same material as for wheel harness, ironed; with hooka, bread rings and line rings, with straps as in w noel liar --Mess Two Meek Straps and Chains, same El° for wheel harness Two Belly Bands, same as for wheel harness Two pair Chain Pipes, same as for wheel harness Two pate Trace Chains, same as for wheel har ness Two Cruppers and Hip Straps, Back Strap 6 feet long,lapering from 11% inches to 2% inches wide Ititrupe with buckles each 2 feet 6 inches long, I bildl with wrought hooks wo. Ba ck Bands, 81eet 7 inches long, 8% inches wide . Martingales, 4 feet long' 134 Inch wide, to liliekle into the bit Wi -One Coupling Strap, 5 feet 6 inches long, 3 inch de . One Check Ram, 4 feet 1 inch long, 1 inch wide, to hackle into the bit at each end with a ring sewed inihecentre to receive the lead line . . One Lead Line, 21 feet long, inch wide, with a Decade at one end and an 8 inch loop at the other Ode Whip, heavy plated horse hide, 6 feet 6 incherlong One Horse Brash, oval, of bristles, by Moho. One Curry Comb, No 222-8 bar The whole to be packed ins box about 21 inches wide, 28 inches deep, 84 inches long, made of 1 Inch staff, aeopered, wood hoops or iren, as may be required The whole to be made of the:best material, sew ing to be made with good waxed thread, and sub ecSte.inspection during the procers of manufac ture and alto when unlaced When six-horse harness is required, the lead collars, bridles, harries, neck-straps, belly-tsinda, chain trace-chain, cropper and hip wraps, book blinds and eoupling straps are doubled; one beiringchalh 8 feet 10ng,14 finks to the foot, of No 4 iron, with ssor on each end added ; and lead line to be 80 feet long The whole to be made of the best material, sew- Ingtote made with good waxed thread, and subject to and inspection during the process of manufacture alio when firdahed When six-mule harness is required, the lead collars, bridles, homes, neck-straps, belly.bands, chalzplpes, tracechains, crupper and hip-etrapa, back-bands and coupling wraps are doubled; one bearing chain, 3feet long, 14 links to the foot, of No 4 iron, with a Ton each end added ; and lead line • to be 23 feet long .; Proposals will also be received for making and • delivering ambulance harness, for two or four mule Or horse teams—e sps — cification of which will be " hereafter furnished /forms of proposals and guarantee will be fur nizheid upon application at this office, and none will - be emisidered that do not conform thereto The privilege is reserved by and for the United States' of rejecting any proposal that may be deemed extravagant proptells Will be endorsed on the envelope ancipath,g them: "Proposals for furnishing Army ' Wagon „and Ambulance Barnes,,," and addressed Major L. H. VINTON, Qttarterreaster U. d. Army. . - rpo OIL REFINKRS.--We are prepar -I±, ad to 111 ttp reflneze with the necessary . /...zgliPtl*?ißetiliact4in the latest and most onietpekienee in this branch is by Amy otheTAstabliihment. For voarh . - ko t alre refs/ to the following refiners tnthfej• ICooffe &Nett&tt, Roberts, Wilkinson Co., John .11.8ei4 , Liolitldp,ArCermaele&Co., Airtentaltaltielfs Ga,fieekett £ McFadden, .fatie , Oppitsu Vets. Bell & itrftit2L L'4lobea AL H lp t fall a co.; .tailln-WlhW ier. '.; WEILDON & REINKRE, • ^ =r h I% Wood street: UGAR- • . . , . 10texas Brown Ihigim G barrels (Imbed Wag* 10 barrels Powdered fi.r; in store said far sale spy=MEE * BEM, Nom Mud 128 Wood Mot. Sari!roads. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. SRL e. AEIGIEIT DAILY TRAINS. T,ul4 , lvania Central Railroad ON AND MITER MONDAY. NNE nth. .111 HE THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station every morning, (except Sunday,) at 5:30 s. m., stopg at all prin cipal stations, and arriving in Philadelphia at 40.11 n. m.' THE 'i ' ii ßotiaa VICPB.E3S TRAIN leaves daily at 12:20 a. m.. slopping only at leAticipel stations, making direct connection at ar hisbnrrgg for Mitt more, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore ai p. IiI T 3 B.E PAST LINE leaves the citation daily, (ex cept Sunday,) at 4:00 p. m., stoppmg only at Greens burg, Latrobe, Johnstown, Wilmere, Galli tSeti , Al loonaoke., connecting at Harrisburg tor 13,114a more, and arnving in. Philadphia at fat s. ACCOMMODATION TRAINS. TREJORNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves daily, (smear Sunday) at 2.50 p , m.,ntog phi g stations an running as tar as Conemaug FIRST AocomisioDATioN TRAIN for WAN station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 6:40 a. m. BECOND ACCOMMODATION 'TRAIN for Wall's station leaves daily, (extent Sunday,) at 1120 a. in. THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's station leaves daily, (except Sunday), at 4:10 p. m. Pou RTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's station leaves duly (except Sunday,) at 6:26 p. in. RETURNING) (RAINS arrive in Pittsburgh as rohoivq:—Express, 11:60 a in; Mail, 11:50 p. in; Fast I.lde 1 . 241 a. in; Johnstown Accommodation, Ifr.vb a. ni First Wall's station Accommodation, 6:20 a. M.; second Wall's atal ion Accommodation, 8 , 20 a. m; llord "'all's station Accommodation, LAG p. m.; lourili Well's staUOO ACCOMMOdiaMa, 0:16p. m. Trams for Blairsville and Indiana, connect at Blairsville Intersection with Johnstown Accommo dation, and Express Trains East and •Weet, and 1 with Fast Freight East. Pl UK(: AN DCONNELLEN I LLE TRA stopping at all stations on the Pittsburgh and Con- Road leave daily, (B outlay excepted,) ns follows--Mail Train, 6-4011. ni..; Express Train, 4:10 p. ni. Peturning Trains from Pittsburgh and Con nellxville Road arrive at Pittsburgh 1.0.30 a. In. and 6d5 p. The raveling public pin find it greatly to their interest, in going East or West, to travel - by the Pennsylvania Railroad, as the accommodations now offered cannot ho suirpa.sed on ally 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. FAIL X : TO NEW YORK $1.2 50j TO BALTI MORRO fro F. PHILAOI,PII LA 10 00 LANPASI v!. 50 BARRLSBO .0, $ 7 40. Baggage checked to all stations on tho Pennsyl room fir..alrosol, and Lo il•-ttnnece out New York Passengery purchasing tickets in ears. will tr .tharged an csiress according to distance traveled in addition to too station rates, except from stations where the Company has no agent. NOrl'lCK—ln ease of loss, the Coe•Pany will hold thernaelves resporunble for personal ha take only, vei for an an - lint not exceeding $lOO. N. B.— fhe Excelsior Omnibus Line lass ' , nen employed to convey passengers and naggag • to and from the depot, at a charge not to exceed 25 nee., for each passenger and Pag,gage. For tickets apply to J. sTE - w ART Agt., At the Penn'a R. R. Passenger Station, au3l On Liberty and Grant etreels 1861. THE 1861 eITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILROAD, TO ALL POINTS_ IN TIE . PUTH, WEST, AND NORTH WEST. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT %lam to Cincinnati fig quick, and to In , ' tanapol ts, du Louts and Chicago quicker. than by ap y ocher LOLLY, rwARD TRAINS. FAST MAIL LIN R—l...eaves Pittsburgh 12:36 a. la Arrives at Croathne emo a. a. Matting rinse connections with lefoataitio an.l Cleveland., commix's A Cincinnati Roads. Arriving at Chicago al 7.00 p. m. N. li.—The time to Oincinnah is the same as 1,) Steubenville. (Prune on both Roads meet at OoltlM. bitr•_ and lowsengers all go into Cincinnati together. liXPßl'rßALDl—Leaves Pithdiurgli 1110 r Arrives at Crestline 7110 Making close connections as above. Arriving at Chicago at en4s a. m. 11, B.—The tune to Cincinnati in the porno as I.y Steucenvitte. Trains on both Roads most at Col umbus. and passengers ail go into Cincinntit , tocrettler. Sleeping Cars on this train from Pittsburgh to Cir clarion, to Indianapolis and to Chicago, Trains tarot:all to Chico gO without change or Oars. AINS. .V'.../tISTWA.ii; TR I.PAre Chicago, 720 e. E. and 8.00 P. a. Arriving at I...tnn, 2 . 3.5'. a. and 8.20 e. E. Coanechng e Laden. for Dayton and Cincinnati. Arn Ting at Cres4 r. a. and 6.05 A. 51. Conuneting war ;' r C , ;urn nneinnall. Clavelaml. itatlalo au! 1.6.,:vtn06 at Piumburga, 11.50 A. at.tuM3.2o r.ic. A!I snaking clue connections Pennsylvania Railroad trams 6 r tie Eastern cities, via Allentown and ITlledel Non . C;(2..)MMODATION RA I NS--Frmri Federal et, licgLeny, for New Brigliton,lo. 4l o E., and 4.3 i) ArriNe " " 111;0 `• " " Leave New ktrighton, 6.30 1.00 " Arrive in Allegheny, 8.10 " 3411 " Allegheny and F.conorny Accommodation Trams. LeaTe'Allagheny, 7 ~214 A. a., and at Eann , ,my at 8.25 A. E.; leaved Allegheny at 13..26 F. N. and 13.1,1 P. arrive at Economy at 1.50 r. a. and 7.20 P. M.. leave Keooolo.y al 910 a. m 424 p, m., and arrive i n Allegheny at 11.06 a. m. and 6.30 p. m. MARKET TRAlN.—Leaves Massillon 5.00 a. re leaves Alliance at 6.14 e. a. and arrives le Allegheny at 1100 A. M.; leaven Allegheny at 3.045 P. in.; Alliance at 6.00 r. a., stopping at all autuons for passenger. and marketing, arrives at Masailion, Snarl p. in. Tickets will be sold for these trams al reduced rains. Trough trains connect as follows: At Al 'men, with trsuns on the Cleveland and Pitts burgh Railroad. I At Orville, Ohio, to and from Millersburg, Akron, Cuybov. Fade, otc. At Mansfield, Ohm, for Mount Vernon, Ffneley, dusky, Toledo, Detroit, etc. At Creitline, for Delaware, Springfield, Colrantns, CluelnnALL, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, St. 1.,a1a. Louisville, etc. At YO-eat, for Springfield, Sandusky, 1 , 1,t0n. On. cionati, eta., ek- At Lims, for Sidney, Dayton. Cinetrinst, e:c. etc. At Fort Wayne, (Cr Porn, Lafayette, Ind- St. 1.01118, and intermediate porta in Central Indiana and At Plymouth for I.44x . Jrte. At Wanaush for nit jxnuta on tho Now Albany and lialem Railroad. And at Chteago i rwith trainalor all points in lowa, Wieconalo and Minneeota: For further Information and through hetrete apply to GEORGY, PA...1011N, 'Picket Agq..., Paeeenger Station, Pittaburan. Through 'llickele for Rai° el the Ticket thileee of the Company on tho line of the road, to all porta of the United flutes . k G. C. RAVI ILWAY, jell General Paksenger Agent, Pideburgh- CHANGE OF TIME---SUMMER ARRANGEMENT• CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD N AND AFTER MONDAY, June 10- 1861, trains will leave the Depot of the Penn ay Railroad, in Pittsburgh, as follows : PITISBURTkpI.U;!..IIIIp..,2,..ND "SHORT TINE, VIA BTEUBENVILLIL No change of cars between Pittsburgh and Cm Marian. LAMY Arrives Arrives Arrives Pitt- Atrial , at Columbus, at Cincinnati, at Bt. Louis. 1..*36 A. m. 11BS A. m. 420 P. if. 1210 e. mi. 8:46 P. 31. 2,00 s, This route is shorter to ancinnati, Louisville, Columbus and all potato South, than any other route. Splendid sleeping cars attached to all Night Trains. PITTSBURGH AND WIIRRI.ING LINE, Leaves Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at Pittsb'gh, Rocheater,Wellaville, Bteub'ville,W Wing. 1*.86 a. m. 1:60 a. M. Wel rm 4113 A. m. 5:07 a. is. fkOs P. m. T 25 e. is. 529 A. M. 020 P.m, 1020 e. 12:10 m at. Ll 5 A. m. 2:18 P. /I. N. 420 A. m. 4.00 Pi IL 625 P.m. eas P. m. The 1285 a. is. and 1210 P. m.Trains connect with Trains of C. 0. B. R. (or Ztuaesville, Lancaster, Ac. The Cl* P. M. Train stops at all stations between Rochester and Wellsville. PITTSBURGH A CLEVELAND LINE. Leaves • Leaves Pittsburgh. Cleveland. 12e . 6' A. rt. 020 A. id. 1210 P.M. &60 P. M. The LIM a. m. train connects at Bayard for New Philadelphia and stations on the Tusearawas Branch. _ Passengers desiring to go to Shindusky, To ledo, Chicago, or points West, yin Cleveland, must be particular to ask for Uckets via Cleveland. Through Tickets can be procured at the Lib erty Street Depot, Pittsburgh. .1. STEWAR'f, Ticket Agent, For farther particulars apply to WILLIAM STEWART, Agent. At the Company's (Mee in Freight Station, Penn street, MYERS, Own Ticket Agent Cleveland, Ohio. jelo AEW ROUTE VIA RIVER AND RAILROAD: Indianapolis & Cincinnati B. B. Conneoting at Indianapolis with Terre Haute, end Terre Haute and Alton Railroad, to St: Loafs and Lafayette and Indianapolis, New Albany snd Salem, and idiciltion Central Roads; for OHICAGG, ROCK. JELLED,'LINGTON, and all Inhume& ate points: Through Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS, TERRE fiAUTA LAPAYTUTE and. PERU. ,_,Fraights and passengers carried from. Cincin nati or Lawrencebur in less time than by any other route by twenty -tour hours, and at as low rates. The only road by which shipments can be made ftom Gctinnati to the! West, without breaking ores Consignments made to J. E. GIDEON'S, agentat , Ciricausak or W. B. CUTTANG, sant at Law. renceburg, will rsoeire prompt attention , guid no charge for commission: no charge for draM6 Cr mottatutoa at Lmarencebterg. n or , rt .. us ar mt viate aranatt i. stm on t„ ar ege ply n to , o Tr the oM o t RA pan Tl y : GA ? who is Preferred to Rive vueouou mourn for pas- Emightioitailansixditt, Terre Haute, WU^ and Chicago , Peru, Greencastle. Crawfords vale, Charleston, Pule and Mattoon, Le., ke. H. F. LORD,Pesident, JOBB Zamora. General Freight Agent. mrB REMOVAL. THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MAN ametaring Ocinpaby have removed the °thee. 116:114 Weed Street, Between Rind and Seoond streets, where all or dery win be received, and badness sttfecied to. tehlAtt t3tao. CALIWISI Arai. ii= Y.:~..<.t:Ka`rc.x...'i r L-" F - »b;;,'f 6 i3Eiltr~ .., ~ 4'l', II x '; . .....,3, f ;,: i , .;..1 . :::: .',:j iy, r ( llls#nfa IndOinnity Against Loss by Fire. "FRANKLIN FIRE INSU RANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. Office, No. 486 and 437 CHESTNUT STREET, near Fifth. • • . Wokiiranort or Awns, JABOAIIT lst, 1860. Patished Aggresatily to An Act of Amer/whit), being: First Mortgages, ampiy secured- ..........$1,8150,393 88 Real Estate, (present value 8103,318 61,) cost_ 102,096 25 Temporary Loans on ample Collatteral 80,136 66 stocks, ;present valae ($88,687 72,) cost- 89,780 68 Notes and ......... 1,821 00 Lash- ..... .-.-... ........ ....... 27,919 33 $2,208,051 68 The only profits from presninrne which this corn quay can divide by law, aro from risks which eve been determined,. Insurances made on every description of Prop erty, in Town and Country at rates as low as are COll - with security. Since their incorporation, a period of thirty years, they have paid losses by Fire, to an amount exceeding Four Millions of Dollars, thereby afford ing evidence of the ad vantages of Insurance, as well as the ability and dwpoeiuon to moot with promptness all liabilities. Loasea !tent during the year 1869, $112,16.3 PIS lICTOBH. Charier W. &cocker, Mord Peal 1). Tl/i.illll Wl{o,r, .1. 1 1 , i1d H. Brown, :Samuel Gram, Lynne Lea, JR 'Oh Edward C. Dalo, (.A•, , prgoowge (:11A.13. BANC:KB& Provident. EDWARP C NA I. Vice Presidona. W 11. A. H'l' r.! Secretary pro tem. .1. I.A alit. C4.}Y I , IN, Agent, roy ear Tlnrd and Wood atreota Western insurance Company, (IF PITTSBURGH. triEORGE OAR ..SIE, President; P. M. GORDON, FileerotarT Cart. R. D. COCHRA.N,Gen'I Agent. No. 112 Water street, (Span g Den Warehouse, up staira,)Pitteburgh. Wdi insure against all ,rinds of FIRE aiui MA PANE. RIBES. A Home 1081-Wilton managed by Uu esters who are well known in th unity, and alto are de iermined, by promptness mid liberality, to main tain the character whim-ti they have assumed, an of. (ding the 1,1•,, to who re to he insured. S.-11 ,. .1?., tICTO P, Kt; a:l L p, I so. 0,000 00 7,144nge Oftko furotLure...... )p. ,- .n A coun t, ( Cu.. Premium 11.; •fiNcnuntad , Morge 11,r , :.A, 1 , .. M11;11er, Jr, r4t , m , ..,. W. J.,,k,,n, J,I3IIPP nt'Atily, Nan:AL:M.I Fialnma, Ainsnmier INlmick, Wm..d. lim.Ln, Claw. W. lijekeWon, AnAravv Acmey, Wm. McKnight, it l6xnacier Speer, ll,rni M. Lang, Rang J 'Phnmag m79'3 PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY NO. 149 CHESNUT STREET, Opposite *Ala Cum loon iioosa, Capital $210,1g40----Assetß $304.()45. WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN suttAticE. e U,'r Porpoloal or LIOnIE4, on NVery da..erlplaon O: Vroparty or MerchaLathoo, at roaaonaol , r4taa o nrOIMUM ROBERT P. 1-11,4(' Ohio :es Bay re, L'... IL Cope, I:. h. E.g.:IA/1, Georg. W. tirowS, P. P Silvery, Joseph Si. Pao], C. tinerrnnn, Jol.n Clnylon, 11. J. lill,k - ogoo, F., Wklor, Y. 11/..w.cbile..x, :-.ecroLary. Goronr Ttord and Wood strums CITIZO'S INSURANCECOMPANY Of PITTSBURGH al BOAIN A ND( 'A iUO/ 4 25. nAMLI.N.d, REA, Secretary. M. 13A0A V. Prnsiden Office, Car. of Market and Wator S insuros againiit and linm.o.go in i.no NoviLit two of fop 80ochern and Weston; ktavora, lalop, And Eayou, and the Navi gation of I.lle Seas. I=zurts against Loss and Damage by Vire DMIC . /0" , : Wm HarnJPT. on. 'l'. NI .1-ioma, , l'Rn.c, Jr. C. 1(11111Z, .1. CA1,1.,.!1, `I. M. kiiv,r. ./.1,11 S. 1, worth Jon Pt . rn. (:. 2,,1,ta +Lon FIRE INSURANCE The.Eaticrprise Insurance Co., Sutra 7 3 •k~r Ire rh,c, iffirb, Ya ====== c. ~1 P. 1.y• , ” k rs I14;n. M. 11,, '44 4141.4 :*1..E.,.•!, A co Ev.l, Al. Irn Kr..,‘ amEr. lioorgo S. Itry wn C Co., Wilson, 4r.P,11 . 4.y .t , . 14 , 11-443, CArr h C0...1014n T.1,.,:4.1 & Co., .1.4p0t, PA,r,tor 6 Co , 13. ley, lirown l'AtZl.l:O • lON A .1-11.ACIi.,4TOCK. Alaraq, aplO3tri Otto., li.ok Stook, No. 37 F'atlx rL FIRE INSURANCE BY TEE Reliance Mutual Immure Coimpany, rb11a.i14.1ph74., • Oh L,r rorpotnal, Mir Fnrnitttro, itc., in town oz country. Cash Capital, 1.229,511) Assets, $303.5014 96. OFFICE NO. 100 WALNUT STRERT. Invi.t.Nl as follow., yrs:— First alortzavii on lruprovad City Property, worth tiou hie the amount 0100,60t1 00 Groutid root, brat els.— '2,462 00 Pennsylvania Railroad C.o.'s 6 sta cent. Mryrtgage L000:1., $OOOOO, coot P . .illadet phi. oily ol.er cont loan Alleg l ieny County 6 cont. van :a Railroad Loan. Collateral loam:, well socured Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad conliemy, inertgago loan 40106 00 Penneylvania Railroad Company Stock-. 4,000 00 Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance 14,2f.0 rM tiujek of county Fire Insurance Co 1,014 00 Stock of Delaware M. S. insurance C 0.... 700 00 Commercial Hank do 6015 01 Mechanical lonk do 2,012 nu Dimon M. Insurance Cols Scrip..... ...... 160 00 ge th reiranle, t. , iti , s9 paper 18,1.537 113 Book Accounce, accrued interest, etc..-- 0,216 72 Cash on band and in in hands of meat,- 11,365 10 Blom 'nagley, William R. l'ilomnson Broder - lire Brown, Borneigns Ste VWCIOAn. John R. Worroi. .. . . - H. L. carrion, Z. Lothrop, Robert Tolknd, Chalice Leland, Frederick Lennig Jacob T. huntin g, Charles S. Wood, Smith Bowen., Jame., S Woodwar.i, John tibiae'', Pilla. It. M. BINCHMAN, Secretary J GARDNE.H. COFFIN, Agent, mylB Nort ,- .aast. corner '11! rd and Wood Ftreev. the Mutual Litelnsurance Co. F. RATCHFORD STARR, Agent, 400 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. TB E BUSIN ESSOF THIS COMP A N A, is conducted on the watt& principle, in the strictest tense of the term—the entire surplus, deducting neemsary expensza alone, being equitably divided among the assured. Receipts (or the year ending alst January, 11,689,578 76. Assets Over seven and a Quarter Million of Dollars. Camh on hand and in hank..s 120,060 89 Bonds and M ortgages Unnod States ti*,ocks Real i• state 20,446 60 18,080,360 74 Add:lnterest accrued; but not yet due.. 80,000 00 Deferred premiums, (estimated) ...... 134,060 00 Premiums in course of triIIIBMIFINiOO... 83,133 Due from Agento Gaoss Marrs, February 1, 1881 ..... ....$7,217,1183 19 Rates of premium /010 gr. and profita greater than in roost other tkmpamea. Ta 9 PILOPOILTION OP CASE Asarra to the amount at risk IP ratter then that of any other Life Ineu ranee Company in Me United States. Pamphlet. an•A every requisite information will be furnished tree of expense on application, by letter or otherwise to DARLLINIUTON k BLACKBTOCK, 3 Fifth &reel,. Pittsburgh. . pELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE. COMPA.N Y—LNCORPORATED THE LFAIBLATURE OF PENNSLVANIA, 1885. OFF/CA, IL CORIUM TELIZIJ AND WALIVUT,S7I2IZEIN,PIi ILADELPHIA. MARINE LASIUSANC.ES on Vessels, Cargo and Freight, to all = et the World. INLAND INSURA_NM4 on by Elvers, Canals, Lakes, and Land Car rages, to all parts of the Union. FIRE INEZ UAW:Ms on Merchandise generally, on Stores, Dwelling Houses, ke.- D tarot hiartiz, Edmund A. Bonder, Theophilus Paulding, Joon N. h-nrose, John C. James Trasinur, Wm. Eyre, Jr, James C. Hand, Win. C. Ludwig, Joseph H. Seat Dr. R. M. Elusion, Geo. G. Liepe Hugh Craig, Charles 'Kel ley, Samuel E. Stoker , . F. P'eniston,Henry Sloan, Ed war d D a rlington. H. Jones Brooks, Spencer lellvain Thomas C. Hand, Robert Barton, Jr., Jacob P. Jones, James B. FPFarland, -Joshua P. Byre, John B. Semple, Pittsbargh, D. T. Morgan, A. S. Berger, do. W 11.1.1 A M MARTIN, President THUS C. HAND, Vice President. Ram Lrunnin, Secretary. P. A. MADEIRA, Agent. 148 No. ft %dor street Pittsburgh, 174,0'6 14 5t293 261 76 Ptosid,ca, MEM J H. COFFIN, Agent, 1:1!E=IM $1303,6418 P 8 Cl,lOl TING LET, Pros,•te DIFIIOTOIIB. tinamel liisphAre, Robert Steen, Vs , illiam Manner, lionjamin W. Tin e tey, Marshall Hill, OF NEW YORK. 0,421.579 12 3x7,932 60 proleszional. WM. H. WHITNEY, NOTARY ptr 331.,1 CI. CIFFICE at the Pittsburgh Past, Fifth street. near Wood. 1712 M'CALMONT & KERR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FRANKLIN, YENANGO CO., mrzadyd Pen may) yards. GE°. F. itsw3eD PATTERSON St. DAWSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KUHN'S LAW BUILDINGS, Diamond Street, near Grant. aStly .11TTSB USG 11 PA _ . R. F. LUCA!3, ATTORNEY AT LAIN. " 611 9 No. 7A Grunt Stre•t (Three doors below the Court Roune,) tnya:ly P1T114.417P-OH, Pa L. Bitii.CiiIENRIDGE?" ATTORNEY AT LAW °lnce, No. 135 Fourth St., Pi rrststritiral, PA. La24lly ff) 3, .9 0 S E A' II DENTIST, Ifni U Wylie Street, Pittsburgh, Elmarirtot:—lir. A. M.Polloalr, D. D. Brims, .Epq Ifßilock, TherAnro Itobbino, P.nsaetl &cet En g. rnylCly SAVE THEFA B T E E FO E RE T r i T IS TOO LATE. CSILL, has rnizloved 2-16 PENN . STREET, in the & lee tormerly Keyser, OppOSll , 3 Christ's Church.— He will give ell the modern improvement, 't'eeth inserted at various picnic, 1 rein $.16 to $6.; per sot. RiazliEsmn—itev. lV.l4flowitiril. Rev. Samuel Fin lef , A. Bradley, A. G. M'Oandlees, iii. L., J. W. H. V,okirk, Dr. eleo. it. lieyser, W. Nun leir. Remind hid-ilea. R. C. BAELZ, WATERCURE AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN A 1,80-ACiENT OF ZAINEtOii"S CELELIF.A'rED TRUSS JR 'l' Ft S dolly (X)R. PENN ANI' WAYNE HTN. lOHN M. iiIREPATRICE ... ''''''' ' . AMIN MELLON LAW rARTN ''''''' THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE IS day formed a Co-reartnertitlir lu 140 , n 01 Ile, Law. .101 - 1 N K JOHN IN 1.1.1.0 N, Pith,burgh, May 16th, 18,61. KIRKPATItICK J.: MELLON, AirliolitiFAS Al LAW, PM. 133 leourt b Street, live doom above Smithfield, Pll.l.4,iiiirA!l„_ 1911-U I AMES A. /N't KI E, Attorney at Law, 'tithe°, Pithiburgh, be tween Smithfield and Cherry • __ SELDEN HAVING resumc.i THE PRACTICE UP LAW, TrI.Y harefillor td lotted al hm odic" Ltd Fourth elmet, Pittollurgh. 1e29 I A H 1,, Surgeon Dentist, successor Le. W. Fil.lula, No. 144 Smithfield etreel. fide- Office /101.11 . 11 from eight to 1 o'clock, rtml from 2 to 6 o'clock. felfcly HYPING AND LEECHING, ItAILS. ES):. Ilfg„Teelh tatracicd. lint, Golf kml Shower PALM. Belts IV le It} .81.7..177 tirsoat mtrr.fiL OH, 6oal, Oland4s, &t. ALADDIN COAL OIL COMPA_NV. HREHRTON, JOHNSTON k WILKINS, 45 Market street, Pittsburgh, Ps., NAVE ALWAYS nn hand a supenor U qualay or 1.1i131.1.1CAT1N 1 4, and CRUDE UI AL OlLti. Alto, LAMPS of ~ v, , ry Tari6ty, Wholesale and aplady B. C. tt. J. H. SA:RIVER, VAROPA , T.I , I[II , 07 LARD OIL, OANDLES, Palm, Tolled and Rosin haapa, Mo. 47 Wood Stroot, Pittablergh, NATRONA OIL. %lEANUFAITIJRED BY PEN NSV I km van,. sat: rm. ; company CLEAR AN I) ODOR and gnarante.i • , 1 , '4 , 1: , THE 11.flar91i liaV ii.m , tntiliy I•, at their new office, No. 2i 1Y wok wtd SI•e0r11 etre'.t mhl Silt GIO. CA Li! , N. N. Cie nor. I A Vint A. FLOY9, }RN ER F() ICIII AN I ) STS., P:10 , 9111'01, ra.• agent lor the sale of C A 14 11 l) N O I IS. Keeps rim:intently on hand. and in receiving heavy and lixtilolig Kllll4.lfle lot I,iiiinexting en) It.fining be HOW low for cant and liana only. r,reentmdatir )1 . (11i EN, Cl AL A N CA lib IN • - LAMP STORE. 1 knnrantee my COAL AND CARBON OH, To be the best ,a this market, and my allies of LAMPS are the latest and Leah and of ersry comely. thiAl. 011. is the most sea - u:mica; ant brilliant light know - I:hand is comely non-explosive. Wholesale dealers and country starea with Coal nr Carbon Oil,fawn and Cl the thiesi quahtv, at low privelii; alma, ks and Uttiliniteya. C. Noe. la and 12 Plifth strooL below Market' niy2tLilifittatti in the kz , elntor Uninitino 'tattoo. Wtalt Oyer, &C. NEW WALL PAPER STORE. BETWEEN FIFTII AND LIBERTY IiTS No. 107 Illartiet Street, TILE SUBSCRIBER IS OPENING anew and large Block of rA pica HAAG lITOWS, Embracing Itaetny.lete assortment for Dwellings, Stores, Offices, galls, Churches. ac., to which be would respectfully invite the attention of the Pub. lie, having an enure new stock of goal, recently purchased and now arriving. '1 none in want of now goods will find them by looking through our assortment. marfelld JUS. IL. OLIO HIES. WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER The Laraest Assortment and Lowest Priees in t'lll.stpurgh. Come Red see IV ALTER P. No. s Wood Street, (Near lkdirtlt, at the Old Stand.) Has for sale French, Berman and American WALL PAPERS, FOR PARLORS, kiAI.I.B, • CHAMBERS, CHURCHE, LODGES, ar 50,000 rolls at 12i cts. 50,000 rolls at 6, S and 10 CAS. WINDOW Otraleans, Flan Boenn Blrts, TWITIER COVINEI, CIMINO% an ler Look for the Striped Front. 'rho only place IN town where a full abi.orlinont of French nial.e , ra in hark. maxlB 31derinen. JALMIES T ALYLOR. ALDERMAN, OFFICE, 451 Penn Street, sth Ward CO LLECTI ON S promptly made Deeds, Bonds, Mortgagee and other Lop Writings Drawn. Acknowledgements Taken , Bill Prorated. apedy OAL, N eliA LSLACK, & coX C —Having purchased the entire interest of m partners in the firm of MILKY. M'KA_IN A Co., I am now prepared to turn.sn to our former custom ers and the citizens of Pittsburgh and vininit, generally, a superior quality of COAL, NUT COAL , BLACK and COKE, in large or smallgo/tunes. Or dens 1303136 through the Post Office, left at ale TO4, House of the Monongshelaßridge, or at the Works will be attended to with promptness. Coal Works and Office, shunted in Bouth Pitts burgh, one square above the Monongahela Bridge iTrolm JAMES M. BAILEY. BENCH WALL PAPERS, of Spring Importation, prior to ontonement of the new tailfti are now sold 30 per cent citiesner than can be hkreafter. St lee very beautiful. For sale by sel4 W. P. MARSHALL. 87 Wood street. GREEN APPLES.-17 barrels juaL received and for sale by HENEY Ii COLLIN 9. _ _ SUNDRY PRODUCE,— 75 100 Bags . Pea N do Feathers. MI; 5 0 boxes Cream Cheese; 8 bbls Bgmg 50 Ws Mackerel, No. 7k 250 alehele Dried Appleig 00 do do 1 eachel4 Bacon Sides; 100 Oil Harrell; in store and for sale by JAEL A. FETZER. corner Market and Firatlata. ORuSS BRANDRETEPs PILLS, just received and for sale by GEOR6IE A. KELLY. Druggist. 8010 00 Federal "street, Allegheny. 111=== /into and Signors. WM. BENNETT, IMPORTER AliD DEALER IR BRANDIES, CORDIALS, WINES, Old Monongahela and Rectified Whisky, No. 120 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN IWDEVITT, WHOLESALE GROCER, -AND DEALER IN- New Orleans Sugar and Molasses, FLOUR, 84C0.4r, Rice, Cheese, Fish, Oils, Se., No. 311 Liberty Street, opposite Smithfield, PITTSBURGH, PENYA. A collainni supply of Pure Brandies and Wine of hs own importanon. always on hand. Also, 01 Nl , nongahela Rye, fieown and Irian Whiskeys.. nntrklyn At. C. DiARKELE, MANUFACTURERS ESN i~ .E Ai. RS IN J 0 4 )K, CAP, LETTER:and all kinds of WRAPPING PAPER, 'rave removed from Psl7 WOO! , STRKET fo N. SS Sault Wield street. PITT/BD:MGR, PA, ini_CApri or Pratt° for Raga. spG, WTTJAAV CARR & co; Wholesale Grocers, WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, Sr,. IMPORTERS OP ALSO , Distillers and Dealers in NE Ohl) ItIONONGAIIEIiA RYE CURE 327 and 829 Liberty Gtreet, 118.1 r PITTSPAJIAOH, PA. L Ain CIAACY TONI. W HOLEHA E & RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT, No, 37 Kliitamond Alley, Near Wood Street, I'ITTSBURGH, PA. Always on hand Itlackberry, Cherry and Cognac krandies, Old Monongahela Rectified Whisky. mhl6 E. Ir. 11111108)11.ETON & BRO. IMPORTERS OP WINES, BRANDIES, &(3 ALSO DEALERS IN Fine Old Whiskies, NO. b NORTH FRONT STREET, PHILADRLPHIA. Zobarto and 4egars. W. a 1) RINEHART, MANCRACITIMIIS MTh MAIM IN ILL UNDO TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARS, ..paLuy .No 120 WOOD 13TREET. 11.11(01 1 11 A itiNsvatAL, Whoiezalet and Renal Deckle- to GENUINE, HAVANA SEGARS, /SD Clutewing TobaceO. WOOD STREET, 1111dOT the Rl CilLriee / 3 .0 14 ”. 0-11 PI ' M 4 RIIRC4II. PA. W v. hill./.[R, W. ittoirmorr, Plttxbrugli MOLLER & RICIDETSON, WHOLESALE GROCERS, LAD IMPOIWZREI U. DRA.N DIES, WINES AND SIIQAI(R, NOS. Zll AND !M., CORNKB. OF LIBMVIT AND DiW 81'REET1'6, 4..1t'1) SOLE. AGRNTS FOR SWEARFR'S CITY GLASS PITTS lITTR C PA. iron, Wailn, Cotton Yarns, to., Aso., Congtantly on Hand. [mr2 3angtterrott Clllries. GLASGOW'S A M BRO TYPE GALLEY, MO=ElltM! STREET .1 4 .NTRANCF.1 THOSE PART.II S WANTING real tine Ambrnty pea at a modentte priee, nod all who have boon unable to ohmic a good lakeneeti eleowor re are respectfully solicited to call. ',arty, Namely ol Ceti Ea , aml friaXlO - ale aye on hand. Pr - We , . moderate and =otiafaction goarantrod. nub) Ed Fourth Street, PateburglL_ PEOPLES"GAtL ERY, 93 'WOOD STREET, Corner of Diamond Alley /SHE STI RSCRI B F. Ft WOULD RES '. PEcT 1,1,1" announce Le the eitaseths of rltt..- !,ur h emd vicinity, that 1.,0 has leased the shove Popi,ler henery. and IN pror,s,red in tnke every vs rreiy nye known lo lho Photo,t7nphic Art, in newt perfect stylm, nn tn. GREATLY REDU • CRC Important Improvements have neen witted, rendering, Chic the moo desirable, re-nom - mem and pleaetmt 'location iu the coy mfl A. JAW...A Y. graters. P. Raman.. ......... J. S. Hamar H. D. RUINS (Late at Miller A litekolBoll . B-) It E Y 111 K R ,fic ;11 It oT 11 ErZ. id S (iiiwessor to RAIN= A ARDIReOIi ) Wholesale Dealers FOREIGN FRUITS,' CONFECTIONERY, SU(~.IRS, Fill.; Ac. No. BEi Wood at:, and No. 118 Second street, Opposite St Charles Betel, PITT.SB ROB WILLIAM 1111 ALGA LE Y 7 Wholesale Grocers, Noty. 18 and 20 Wc.,..1 Street, laXlitf PITTSBURGH. WM. H. SMITS JOS. R. HUNTER, WM. IL warm a Co., WHOLESALE (ROCERB, 111 SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS tong Plttabargh, Pa. lIPHOLSTERY . , No. SS Fourth Street, near WOOw, THE SUBSCRIBERS MANUFAC. lure and keep constantly on hand every art. de in their line, vm. Cornices, Ornaments, Cut lain Goods, Comforts, Feather Beds, Mattrasees , i all kinds; also, the celebrated Patent Spring Beds All kinds of shades, Blinds and Fixtures. Si-Prompt attention given to all orders for fit ling and laying down Carpels, Oil Cloths, ate. octl7 lyrt ROBERTS A ROENIOR. polio Hall Billiard Saloon. JOITN (4ANGIVISGIi would romind his old friends and customers that he is still to be found at his old stand, Apollo Ball, entrance on Fourth street. lie has always on hand the bet quality of lager beer, and in connection with tht hell, a well appointed billiard saloon, with goo.: tables, balls and cues. Rebember the place, Apollo Hall, Fourth at. near Wood. ontranen from Fourth. jylgtly A FULTON, BELL AND BRASS It . . FOUNDER, No. 70 SECOND Street Pitta burgh, Pa., is prepared to furnish to order, CHURCH, STEAMBOAT FACTORY AND OTH ER HELM, ALL 812E3, From 10 to 10, 000 pounds. CHIME BELLS made to order. STOP ARI RAUCH COCKS of all sizes, for Steamboats! MINERAL WATER PUMPS, COUNTER RAII 11V913, and every variety of Bralo Castings finishe in the neatest manner. RAEBIT'S AN'I'I•ATTRITION METAL FULTON'S PATENT MERALLIC PACKING, foi Steam Engines. ap2Etly SUNDRIES.- 160 bags Rio Coffee, 160 bhis (oak,) N. 0. Molasses, 15 hhds Porto Rico Sugar, 60 bbls Refined do 24 a do Yellow do 500 boxes Window Glass, 25 bble N. Y. Syrup, 15 No. 3 Large Mackerel, .10 hf do 10 bids No' 2, medium, do for sale by W. H. SMITH a CO', ten 118 Beened. and 145 ?eent fitiVid TAXES ON WESTERN Li.kNEsS— ..a. .Persons owning lands in the West, who wish to pay taxes, are informed that weaUend to the .receiving and payment of Taxes in Wisconsin, Minnesota, lama, &a. 8. CUTHBERT & SON. lelB . Ea Market et COLT'S REVOLVERS COLT'S RE VOLVERSI—Just received, another lot by express of all the different kinds manufactured. Sharp's Four Shot Repeaters; Allen's Seven do Smith A Wesson's Seven Shot Repeaters. Per tale by BOWE A TETLEY dfurmiture. FURNITURE AND CHAIRS FtEI.I:)I7OED JAMES W. WOOPWELL, WOP• 97 and 99 Third Street. 11l FOURTEI STREET, CONBIBITNO OF ALL VARIETIKS OF STYLI N AND FINIBUr BUMBLE POE • %tele scud Private IttVeiling& All orders promptly attended to, and the Furniture earefulli packed and boxed. Steamboats and Hotels furnished at short notion. Cabinet Masers supplied with every article in the I ine. marB IIiRN IT LI R E FOB OAS .—A agipprtment of Pittsburgh marmfeetured: FURSUTURE, embracing BUREAUX, BOOK CABkl3, WARDROBES, rad every article needed in a well furnished dwell tics, as well•ea a splendid assortment of OFFICE FUENITURF, Constantly on hand and made to oz. er As the only terms on which business i Alone at this &stab: lishrnent Is for CASH, priit.ssre made seicardingly, 1'1 , r1 , 011 , 1 in want or &IP:110g in Abe aboyo Jule, would be advantaged by calling at FACEINER No.loB Smithfield street, below Fan. J. O. FAA:am - ay Innt. M i nmrc . aduattan4. ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE, Under Care of the Francium brothers Tllis INSTITUTION, SITUATED IN LORE TO, Cambria County, Penntevlva ma, foul miles from Cresson Station, on the direct route between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, was chartered in IRK with privitiges to confer the usual Collegiate Honore and Degrees. The loca tion of the College is one of the most healthy In Pennsylvania—this portion of the Allegheny Mountains being proverbial for its pure water, bracing air, and picturesque scenery. The doticlasbe 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, Ac., ko., will be furnished by the Institu 'dont° the Students. Instrumental and Vocal Music forms no extra charge. Students will be admitted from eight years to the ego of manhood. Tzßats—Board And Twu on, payable hall yearly lo advance $lOO Washing and use of Bedding 10 Cia,s‘e,nl and Modern Languages, extra.._ ... 10 Btudonts spend liaeniaon 'at the College 15 I:tolerance elm be made to the Rt. Rey. Bishop O'Connor, to the key. T. 8. Reynolds, Bt. Mary's, Loretto, and to other Clergymen of the Pittsburgh Ihoceqe. THE E`3T CHES'T'ER ACADEMY A T WESTCHES'FER, PA., WITHIN two hours ride from Philadelphia by the ennqlvanin Central or the West Chester direct Railroad sill resume the. duties of the SUMMER TERM on the first day of MAY next, find close on the last day of September. The School, therefore, is in session during .he SUMMER MONTHS, Pupils are received at any time at proportionate charges. The average number of students is SS, tinder the charge of nine Teachers. The French, German and npainah languages are taught by native resided instructors. For catalogues apply to WM. F. WI ERS, A. M. Principal, apl2i2mdieod at West Chester, Penna. CI V TAX ES MIMI W ILSO ATEB REN FOR T O- X L, ALL rENS LIABLE C and Businesa Taxes and Water Rents in..the ray of Pittstsrgh, are hereby notified that the above lazes and water route are now due anti Fayable at. Head Office NEW BOYD A CO Branch Offices, , _ . , Pittsburg, G Dun Co; Philadelphia, Dun & G o; Cincinnati, R G Dun & Co; Cleveland, G 'Dun & Co; Detroit, R Dun & Co; Chicago, RGI Dun & Co; Milwankie, R °Dun/tee; New 0110:9115 , R G Don G o; Charleston, R G DUD *llO Rft Dun & ; St. lionie, R . Ci Dun & Co; Nacre B (4 L'un k Co. Associate Offices. Boston, B Enema & Co; Baltimore, J D Pratt Co ; Richmond, Pratt& Co. Portign, Toronto, R G Dun &Cti; Montreal, R 8 Dunn & Co; London, Eng., R-G Dan & Co. Reference Books with notices of changes, printed daily, tarnished to ineltscribers. Price $1 00. Collections promptly attended:to. in all parts of the United Stales and British Pessesaions. and References to upwards of MO Houses in Pitteborgh for whom the °lnce =lkea. collections. Letters of introduction to Lawyersothiglit stand. tug and respectability in every sectionot the Union will be gratuitously Ounishod to subsimaime rune in,s an application et the office. Also to . , of I e ottires named above. • . D. dot H. '4) 411.11.117 M C _ City Treasurer's Office, Fourth street. Att - On all payment made before AUGITST FIRST, a Discount of Five Per' Cent. will be al lowed. Between august Ist and B,ap ember filth, a diaconat of Two Per Cent. Between oC toh, r and November Ist, an additton wid be made of five per cent., and after November Ist, all nor anung In paid will be put in the handsel' collect or, with a Wilber addltion or live percent. j‘,2. IV M. It I C BA UN, City 'freasurer. A.. 1 Et go-EV.I%S -FOR-- SPRING SALES. 87 Fourth Street, lag A YE .1 UST OPENED A SPLENDID apportixtent of Velvet, Brussels, Three-Ply, Tape try. and Common Ingrain Carpetings. OIL CLOTHS Nrcin 3 to 23 foot, nevr designs and beautiful patterns, with all kw•te urlially found in FIRST CLASS GA It PK! STURICS, and on as favorable terms as any other hoop , : to the city. znh3o D. C. KNEEILAND K EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND SQUARE IiND OVAL BONNET BOXES; lan, makes to order PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES, aulutble for Shoed+, Pry G 004 A, LC.. at Rastern neo... Corner Virgin alley and Wood 41rsoL, (third tore—over C1137,012fe Bank,) PHU+. burEh, Pa. OA/Ay liyalt's Patent Illuminating Tiles BAYING BERN APPOINTRD Ati gNII3 FOR THR SALE OF HYATT'S CELEBRATED ILLUMINATING FOR LIGHTING BASEMENTS, CEL LARS, AREAS, AND OPAL VAULTS. We would rpapecifully Wien an examination of .arnples,at our Warehouse, No. 150 Water Street, ANDERSON t PRILLIPB, Agents for BROWN BROTBRRS, mannfeetxtrers, mare Chicago, Illinois. Notice of Dissolution Partnership NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN THA r the partnership lately existing. betweeeLEE A. BECKHAM and GEORGE A. KELLY.of the city of Allegheny, under the arm of BECKAM A KELLY, was dissolved on the =,l of April,lB6l, by mutual consent. BECKHAM A KELLY. 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 4,1861.—te6-if QOAP, CANDLES AND OILS 1•3 . IMO Boxes Chemical Olive Erasing Soap, 600 do Rosen Soap in /, 2 and 321 bars 800 do No. 1 Palm Soap in 1, 2 and BID bane 200 do Clain° do in Ilb bars, 160 do German do 2 121 hers, 260 do Friend to Woman Soap in 121 bars 1,000 doSbaving sad Toilet Soap in different shapes and size . a. 600 Boxes Miners' Candles, 1,000 do Hydraulic }teased and Mould Candles for Sommer use. 200 Boxes Adamantine Star Candle& 4 E4 58 & 69 - 50 do New Bedford Sperm Candles, 4s, 58 61.1. 20 do WAX Colored Cand les, cis, 5s a os. do Coach aO, IS do Star do, 10 Barran No. 1 Lard 011, 5 do do 2 do, 25 do Lubricating No 1 Oil, 10 do do do 2 Oil, 50 do Carbon illuminating Oil, 25 do Coal do 4 0 , On hand and for Bale, by B. C. & J. H. SAWYER, To whom was awarded, by the U. S. Alpenhorn. Society, the first premiums for Oils, Soap and Candles. SARDINES.— 10 eases rIA . sardines—choice brands; 5 ... a a a 3 " and 14 " " " boned; in store and ardiaki f 1% 3 ) RHYMER & MO& A. DOZ. PARRI B -I: I 3SIIA.Ta Inti Toll . ATIVE 6 dos. Parrish's Elixir; just received and for sale by (3.E0. A, KELLY Iris AilfugthellY•eiLir j rAD.-1000 Pigs, received by see HENRY H. ODLLINE. ci AT S. 4OO bushol. - 11.-Ft store s”„ , , , AT S. 4OO bushels Prime Oate,„rin MOM and for Fete by JAMES A. FETEER, (lamer Market t Pint eta y QUOR CE.- 6 asses Sicily LiotoTice in 6 lb boxes; 3 !' Calabria last remised and for sale by [ea] iIIiTAIBR BROS. V, , R11 k'4l;.i,-.:.?,-;'''-':.-',',-.=v4-i' ~: ~,~ __. w 1 R. W 7 nts &CO*: BANKERS ANDMIGIMINK: W`ood Street,eorneroiiitr4,:': AT 110L1dRi &SONS, Bankers and Ex . change Brokers, cud' Bealetilln Notes Drafts, Aceeptances; Gold, Bitter ..and Bank .$ Exchange on the Mutant end W,eatern OR* 'l9;e f Manny-for sale. • 4kafechone made* a ll the elites . throe, United Steles. Depostts iteetiod: haler frilas current paper, No. VI Market titredt between-Th . and Fourth arooh3. Dent' biaithd ca, „tail 8,4 r/sTiIS kedl4o4, kotitiwu rvrttiTi' - T7; - OtC-Ait-T-EB1?r-D 111 186$. !)PENN( DAILY, from la to 2 o'clock 1-1 Y also, ort WednesdaYznilAtottirtionrremego from May Ist to November Ist, from 7 , to O o'clock and from Noyember Netifit.)trom 6, to o'cloetr. Deposits escaped or an trams aothßta Itheltrel!" I:kaue, In Junovidend of the prontellechatedflittee a year, In and December. blared haa.43dipt declared eemteonually r in JuatCtied 'Decetiato since the Bank was organized.* them& 44, per each. a year. Interest, d not drawn ottLis placed to ateltte4 oft he depositor as principal addboare- the la J p Ps interest from the first days of ape and Iteettitater, compounding twice a year withoatrotibUlig. Vbe; 4l ,,tt posher to can or even Lojprearait his pass p00ty..,...41 this rate, money will doable in less tnan - tWebte years, making in the aggregate EDI= MILD Olpilkri Books containing the Mater, By:Lawitbintee and ReguleLiono, name' had gratin, no epplies,ilt the office. GEORGIC, ALBREX. V 703 MISIDIMIL . William J. Andomon. James BD: Meade, Bill Burgwin, /PAW M. Pennock, Beaj. L. Falmestook, A. M. P.0110ck01.40/4 Hopewell Hepburn, Robert.lbsbb, James Eerdman , Jarneaßblalle,- James D. Kelley, Atexlmeter rates Alexander Bradley, Joint B.Melraddigh . : John G. Bankofea, Peter A. Madeira,. , i George Black, John B. Mellor, John B. Canfield, James liP4kialey Alone." A. Carrier, John Marshall: Charles A. Colton, Walter P. Martha William Donglatry John Orr, John Brain; Henry L. Ringtralk John Holmes, Jahn Br Bhoeriberge William B. Marion, Alexander Peter B Hanker, William B. Behmerta, Richard Bays,. Isaac.hither. William S. Layely, Christian 'eater. • CHARLES A• COLTON. -[M T_OAN,OFfICE. N HERY W. ClMlollri, No. 100 Smithfield St.,: Mar the corner of Fifth. . PITTSBUReaiv:#4. - lt4 ONEY in large and small qinnitlizies al. loaned on Qoldand Silver, a,oold and Silver Watches, and all kindistAiNti , ale articles, for any length of time agijeC),lto."lThe goods cannot be delivered witheatessT4likAig accountable in case of fire. fiIMIS from 7A. M. to 10 P. At. , iota, TEE MERCA F II R T& % E AGEN PROMOTION & PROTA.CTION OF AIRS. Over 290,000 Business Homes aeporttd; Em. bracing every City, Town find :Village - 1n the United States, Canada, said °that' British Possessione intl. A. !"- R. C. DUN do CO. , ProprietoiS; A. ARMSTRONG, Bienaona, Corner of Wood and If Stratts,Piutibtkrgh, Pa. - ' - 6; Fetablishod New York, June, 1841, Pittsburgh Marc 1882 B. SEELY 114 FIFTH STREET. wePoWetlMll4o REAL ESTATE 'AND GE241,33C1...A. DISALBR NOTES, BONDS, MORTGAGES sad: other Been ril. lee. , ' (glass ttaloritsi::Pt:4': EXCELSIOR GLASS WORKS A. WOLPT-..F. T. PLUNKETI'...T. 'CAMPBELL WOLFE PLUNKETT . __•4 . GLASS ALANTIFACT mums ., WAREHOUSE No. 12 Wood Street, Corner of First, se2.2:ly Pittsburgh. W. OIINNINGILSX, D. CUNIAMIZIS,......A.4IUNITIDGEAIIt. ICUN NI NGIIAMS .4 .00.-1' IT T - BURGH CITY 'GLASS WORKS—Warehouse. Water street, and - 156 First Stre4 Pittsburgh, Pa., three doors below Monon ela House, Manufacturers of Pittsburgh City Window Glass Druggists' GIRDS Ware and American Convex Glass„ for parlor windows, churches. pad public ouildings. api pissolutions. Dissonition of Co-Partnership. rriHE CO-PARTNERSHIP TTRRE'fO- .a. fore existing between JOHN Pi AUNT HENRY MINER, under the firm of RUNT k MINER, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the late firm wif be settled by HENRY MINER, who Is authorised to sign the firm's name to liquidation. JOIN P. HUNT, HENRY MINER. July 16th, 1861. HENRY MINER, Bumessor to HUNT & MINER, Wholesale and Retell BOOKSELLER, grwriotiEß It NEWEIDRALER N05.:71 and 73 FIFTH EMMET. Next door to the Post Office, 11 , 29 11 , YOU WAN T SOME GOOD NE-W Fruit or p Whine Meat, mixed,-and an, Other kind of 8 c ea , ooking Brandy or Wiwi:Now Orange, Lemon 'and Moon Peel go to Hawnittrk BrotLers in the Diamond, where yort new crop Fruit and lower than at any other : Una* in the atty. Mao a general and full aaaortniat of Family Groceries, l'Oas, Wines, Brasau t zFall of her kinds of Foreign and Domestic ors. HAWORTH k B de24 corner of Diamond and Diamond all.. GGUNS, PISTOLS, RIFLES--The at testis!' of those In search of • tittllo3, RIFLES, P 18.1" 0 , #ee to, directed do oar splendid slack, ' TERMS 'GOODS! _ NEW GOODEII I—oPga DAY.—.New Prints, Ginghains, &b. Grey Goods. at e 4 cents and upwards, a large lot dansagad.bY Inter. price 4 cents per yard. A large lot 13finnella (old style) Prints at, 6}l( cents par yard, forroe_r prim, 2211,ens Bargaineyor etu3h. U. If.ANWN WYE, anIS ' 741f.ticet street. ASMA_LL FARM FOR43ALE, four and a half miles from the city.7.Twaniplive acres in cultivation, balanee in Vvinelitriber A nood.new frame dwelling house of Az roorna,n9Jl and kitehen dab* good - garden. well of water. La. Price, 82,600. Terms easy.4"orsale by pen 8 CUTHBERT tiOEOl-Marketat. QTARK ',COUNTY,JARIA-4. A.-160 kJ acres of goodland on tholvelVitYri sad Chi cago Price afraSparacre. For sale by ken 8. CUTHBERT & 80N, 61 Market Waved. .STUJ — L - 0 - H — EAP — EACT/I1 - WEL -- BOOTS, SHOES, I.IIV knOGANS. Gall ewe at the Cheep Cash Sferell 40811PR H. B I 2,,MUND. Nen 93 Market atreatatl don4thm rah. CUTRON.— vi 10 bOXS9 fresh Otsbre; 4. OrsaksPosit • 6 Lemon' la yowls store and for isleby , REEMERA BROS Q(1 fAUSC.Rittiktdat:PECCA.TTLR WI , POWDER, lost reosistmiird,Re sale by GEORGE A, KRUM, Thu, Bel 9 ea Rodent street.Ailtml L , L INSEED OIL.-100 pja c k o i a r obi by B. A. FINN CO. mese otrinitiolt - 147 ' l4 7i K". 41 Pittsburgh, Ps. W. W. YOUNG No. IN wecid dram
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