_ . • PAB,PBBBIB, for Arm" Wagon and. Allitrai: . aattibireast: rAnsiflataisairte EGOVAG 3I I • OffIEROCIM Mt& Maettetredbp' ' Pffilr Nola, August .1, 18111. _ pROPOSAIS WILL BE RECEIVED ~a tihis-officelor furnishing, by contract Army ' -T. - ...1100,41ropogials should state the price, at which be furnished, at the places of -inantifile qtys!4,,,tnieliattd.the price at which they can be ' delivered depot; the number which. can be made by thepidder within one month after the receipt orthe also the number which' he can deliver With b/Itravesk. ,e,harness must exactly conform to the follow ficatiorui and to the established patterns : • Fent mule harness as followtt; to wit : 7 - . WHEEL. TOO qUiIOrD — BreedI.BIVIPN, 3 feet 6 inches lon,e 8541 aches wide, sewed into 14 inch rings of % inch iron; tire Straps 8 feet 11 - inches long, fl'A thab° B wide; stay pieces 2feet long, 23y inches wide, with WeMtoklein cross straps to buckle into stay pleat long, 135 inch wide; side straps 4 feet rtiZ e ili frith with; tie straps 15 inches long, 34 itt_nhwidektapering to a point. 'o Belly Bande...Long side,2 feet 3 inches long, withs two inel, buckle; short side .11tiott inches long and 2 inches wide. 'Ttifoßair Collars,lB to inches long, with double Eistilakend gale leathers and hackles ; 3 4 inch wkle. - Two patrof strong Names to snit, made of white Cal sot, ironed with hooks, breast rings 134 inch • Elgilits; staples andline rings. Two pair of Hem Straps—Lower one 6 feet 6 itches long, 14 inch Wide; upper one 1 feet 6 inches king, %inch wide Two Bridles—Crown piece 2 feet long, 134 inch wide; ohoek pieces each.lB. inches long, IV,. loch Wet- fro nt piecelll4 inches - long, I% — inch - Wide; stay pieces, frOnlblindato Amnia pieces, 16 inches long,-1% inch wicle:}nose pieee 11 inches long, 1 inch wide) bhnds flhichefilone,Ta% inches wide: reins, Ringside{ feet long, 1 inch wift short side 2 feet long; Lirchwide, with 1 inch hackie; butts, tinned mullen, to weigh 6 pounds to the dozen Twto pair Chain pipes, 2 feet long, 234 inches wide Two pair Trace Chains, 7 met long, 16 links to the foot, of No 3 iron. with T on one end, weight 7%.t0 Bibs per Twisted or straight tine pair of Breast (tame, '22 inches long, 14 links to the foot, of No 3 iron Twisted Two Neck Straps 3 feetl inch long, 3. 3 4 inches wide, with ~.14 inch buckle Two Nock Chains, 4 feel 6 inches loud, 14 link. to the foot. No 4 tnin, 1' and loop to be riveted on to the neck strap Twisted One saddle, made on Mini:epee troo, hoed, gul let and-swede, ironed, covered in the usual wm withhaittanned horsehide; flaps oA inohes long, 16 inches wide; surcingle 7 Met 8 indices long 2% inches wide, with 21% inch buckle on one end. to be fastened 1,6 the saddle by being riveted to two curved straps, 2friinc4 wide; those straps are placed one on etiolt side of the saddle-tree, ono -end-is tied to the front part of the bar, to oUi.:r end to the extension of the bar behind tbe cantle. tilpll,lllWeaddie fashion; stirrup leather,. 4 foul 7 inches long, 1% inch aide, wfl, 1, , inch buckle: • stirrups, malleable iron, t i med, bolt ,-ye pattern, to weigh 1::!.,6 Is to a dozen tour LEAD. TWO C 04 1 .8,17% to ine s, i m n as for wheel harness Two piar of !lames to sthl, of sores 11 - lateral 11.3 for wheel harness, ironed, wan hooks, breast rings and line rings, with straps a- in wheel bar nese! Two Bottles, the same as for wheel harness Two Neck Straps and Chain:, the same fer wheel harness Two Belly Barth; the same as for wheel Harnees Two pair Chain Pipes, Two pair 'frac° Chains, .:Vsirkk , thmppar marl Hip Straps IlAee. strap 6 feet long VaPeting from 83,e, inehes Hip Straps, each it feet 4 inches tong, inch wWeveasdi with a honk at oe end Twoßack Bands, 8 - feet 4 inches long, inches wide Two Martingales, 4 feet long, 1% i nob wide, to - Iniekle into the bit .... 'One Coupling Strap, 6 feet 8 inches lone 4 inch wide One Check Rein, 4 feet long, 1 inch wide fo buckle into the bit at each end. with a ring sowed in the „Centre to receive the lend line ' One Lead Line, 21 feet lone. .74 inches wide, with a buekleet one end and an 8 ince loop at tie other One Whip, heavy plated horsehide, 6 feet 6 ncheee long One Horse Brush, oval. of bristles,—by—incnes One Curry Comb:, No 222.—s bar The whole to be packed in a bee about IR inches wide, 17 inches deep, 34 inches long, made of I inch stud, cowered, wood hoops or iron, as many be required Four Homo Harness, RR iOIIOWS, t.O R it: WHEEL. Two Quilora Breech straps, 3 fort S inches long, 4:, inches wide, Reweit in 4-in h rugs of .'... iron; hip straps 4 feet, lag, 3 inches wale; too , pieties 2 feet 2 inches long, 3 inches wiite, with it., inch buckles; cross straps to buckle into tle, pieces 6 feet long, 1 1 / inch wide; side straps 6 teel 6 itioheelong, % Sect wide; tie straps 16 iucio long, 1 , .', inch w e, tapering to a point Two Belly Ba Long side 2 feel 4 inches !one. it. Mama wide, wi h a 2 loch fuekie; short side 1 Mot 0 inenes long and 2 iacteie wide Two Hair Colisrs. 22 to 23 inches long, with .double Lemon and sale leather= end Luck les !..; tech wide Two pair of etrong Hemet to few, made a twhi to oak root. ironed will, looks, breast rinks . 1 . e' loch square, square, simple., and line rings Two par Hams Straps Lester one I feet 6 Inches lane, !t,', inch wide; upper tn.., 4 feeitt ic.itive. inch _ long, A wide; of alum tanned leather " 'Two Bridles; Crown piece 3 feet ft 'nen, s 1..,..,;. 14 inch with; cheek pluses each 10 inches leog, 1V inch wide: feint lees 12% inches lung, 14 nob wide; etaypiecee, from blinds, to crown iiii-ei,e, 16 inches long, ly‘ inch wide; nose piece 12 inehes long. 1 inch wide; blinds 6 inches lens, 6 i relies wide mine, long aide 4 feet 2 inches long, 1 .non wide; short aide 3 feet ',rig, 1 inch wads, with 1 inch buckle; bite, tinned rnullen, to weigh 5 On, the dozen Two pair Chain Pipea,2 feet 6 Moues long, 2j inches wide 'lWe pair Trace Chains, 7 feet long, 14 links to the foot, of No 2 iron, twisted or straight, with 1 on one enoi, weight 9 Os per pair °impair Breast Chains, 28 inches long, 14 links to the foot, of No 2 Weil, twisted Two Neck Straps,S feet 5 inches long, 2% Malice wide, with 2% inch iuttkle Two heck Chains, 4feet 6 inches long, 14 links to the footetwisted,No 4 iron, T and loop to he rte. eted on to the neck strap, swivel In the chain . fltiaßaddle, tirade on Alta/tepee Lree,head, gullet •atteintle ironed, covered' in the usual way with half tanned horse bide; flaps 20 inches long, 16 bathes wide, snreinlis 7 feet 5 inches long, 2% Inches wide, with a 2 inch buckle on one end, to be fastened to . the saddle by being riveted to two curved straps, 14 inch wide; these straps R7O placed one on each side of the saddle tree; one end is tied to the Wont part of the tsar, the other end Lathe extension of the bar bele nd the cantle,- Spanish saddle fashion; stirrup leathers 4 feet 7 Indies long.l4' inch wide, with 14 inch buckle; etirrups,rnalleable iron, tinned, bolt eye pet tern, so weigh 18 , }5 pounds to adozen pier. Two Bridlefe Ramse LEAD.s for . wheel harness I woZolltes, 20 to Zlittehes long, made the some as for wheel harness Tardpeir of HMIS, to suit, of the same material as for wheel harness, ironed; with hooks, breast tinge and line rings, with straps as in wheel bar rette! Two' eek Straps and Chaim, same as for wheel harness Two Belly Bands, same as for wheel harness Two pair Chain Pipes, same as for wheel harness Two pair Trace Chains, same as for wheel har ness Two Croppers and Hip Straps, .1 4 ...e1r. Strap G feet long, tapering from 334 inches to inches wide iittitraps with buckles each 2 featB inches long, 1 inch wide, with'wrought hooka Two Back Banda, 31eet 7 inches long, inches wkie • Two Martingales, 4 feet long 134 inch wide, to buckle into the bit . O e ne Coupling Strap, 6 feet 8 inches long, 3 , 4 ' inch -- ;l3fd ' _ "`One 'Rein, 4 feet 1 inch long, 1 inch wide, to buckle into the bit at each end,with a ring sowed thecentre to receive the lead line One Lead Line, 21 feet long, % inch wide, with a buckle at one and and an 8 inch loop at the other One Whip, heavy plated horse hide, 6 feet 6 Inches long One Horse Brush, oval, of bristles, by inche. One Curry Comb, No 222-8 bar The whole Lobe packed in a box about 21 inches wide, 18 inches deep, 84 inches long, made of 1 „inch stuff, coopered, wood hoops or iron, as may recptired The-whole to be made of the 'best, material, sew " Ingle be made with good waxed thread, and sub- AnettOinspection during the process of manufac tWeltedjalaolOtedt.fillusoed When six-hoise harness is required, the lead Oillartk. bridles, Nimes, neck straps, belly-beads, obainidipes,,traco•chain, crupper and lop straps, back bands and eoupling straps are doubled; one bearing chain 8 feet long, 14 links to the foot, of No 4 iron, with a T.on each end added ; and lead line tole eo teat long The whole, to be made of the beat material, sew illgtObe made with good waxed thread, and subject Non during the process of manufacture end applyhen finished hsirnees is required, the lead ' ceiUtY Q, Unties, Mimes, neck-straps belly bands, 08, trace•chains, crupper and hip -straps, a. and coupling straps are doubled: one heatintehain, 3 feet long. 14 links to the foot, of No **en, with a Ton each end added ; and lead line to beilfifeet long Proposals will also be received for making and deliVering ambulance harness ? for two or four mule or horse ambulance epecifieation of which will he hereafter forniahed Forms of proposals and guarantee will be fur nished upon application at this office, and' none will be considered that do not conform thereto The privilege is reserved by and for the United States of rejecting any proposal that may he deemed extraVagant Prep/nab Will be endorsed on the envelope iesing , ; . them : 'Proposals for furnishing Army is and Atnbalance Harness," and rolare,,, k , o d Major D. 11 VINTuN, 4.11 quartermaster U. 8. Arm 111 ou, gErmytts.—We are prepay_ -ed tq. litxtp. refiners With the necessary .planpe„ Coal% Pipes, ae, in the latest and most approved yinna.:_Our experience in this branch is -tint italeckby any other,eastabliatunent. Nor work in this p, we retell to the following refiners city. Rogers &Nesbitt, Roberts, Wilkinson a Co didui IL Ball, HolshipArtarinack &00. ForketikAfews & Co.,Hackett& McFadden, 'ffohnikiNtsi_ Thos. Bell & Upsilon &Eros., Roberts, HIE t Co; AchgiusiVlfflanis & Cia4 B. M. Rios. WELDON & REINEKE, DU • 164 Wood street, io torn*, arosbod No. 114 Wood Street, 10 lariebtEattdered storeond for ealois ehmen m at And axgadogo e t e , ut,„ n „ %kw 4244% !Mite lopilyithrfee as at gplide,, - i to, Ai& 12S Wood street. de a mea ra 41- --etswaiumouti Asema, s , 1861 -1- ' , 'IUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1861 lOgitair • DAILY TRAINS. Pc. 6 4: 1- 017/41a Central Railroad. 'OW,A.IiDIiFTEIt MONDAY. JUNE 10th. , THROUGH MAIL TR ATN • leaires the Passenger Btathin every morning, (except Sunday,) at 5:30 a. in., stopping at all prin. cipal stations, and arriving in Philadelphia at 10.15. p. m. THE ThROIMPE EXPIti TRAIN leaves daily at 1.2./0 a. na., stopping . only at principsl stations, making direct cotmecaion at liarrisbn_rg for Bait' more, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore at 110 p. m. THE FAST LINE leaves the station daily, (ex cept Sunday,) at Lee p. m., stopping only at Greens burg, Latrobe, Johnstown, Wilmere, Gallitano, Altoonatc., connecting at Harrisburg tor Bath more,.•llll suTl:ringin Philadelphia at6:lo a. m; . _ • ACCOMMODATION' TRAINS. THE JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 250 pp m, *top ping all stations and running as far as Conemaugh. FIRST ACCOMMOLATIoN TRAIN for Wall's station leaves dailyy, ttacept Sunday,) at 8:40 a. m. SECOND ACCOA °DATION RAIN for Wall's station leaves Maly, (except Sunday,) at 1120 a. in. THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fur Wall's station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) 4:10 p. m. FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wail's stetson leaves daily (except Sunday,) at 13:25 p. m. R.ETIJRNING TRAINS . arrive in Pittsburgh as (o:lows:—Express, 11:50 a m; Mail, 1150 p. nil Fast Lice 12:20 a. ; Johnstown Accommodation, 10:e5 m ; First Wall's station Accommodation, 6:30 a. m.; second Wall's station Accommodation, 8:30 a. ITI; third Wall's station Accommodation, 1:15 p. m 4 fourth Wall's station Accommodation, 6:15 p. m. Trams for Blairsville and Indiana, connect at Ma:Terille Intersection with Johnstown Aocommo &Tatou,. and Express Trains East and West, and with Fast Freight East. PITT3BUROH ANDCONNELLSVILLETRAI isS stopping at all stations on the Pittsburgh and Con netk sills Road leave daily, (S rualay excepted,) tis follow.::—Mail Train, 6 , 10 a m; Express Train, 4:10 p. m. Peicreing Trains from Pittsburgh and Con nellsrilte Road arrive at Pittsburgh 10:80 a. in. sad 6:1,5 p. m The ravelmg rubtic will End if greatly to their interest, in going East or West, to travel by the Pennsylvania Railroad, as the accommodations now offered can not be surpased on any route. The Road is ballasted with stone and is entirely free from des , . We can promise safety, speed and comfort to all who may favor this Road with their patronage. PARR: TO NEW YORE $lB 50 TUBA LTIMORESO 50 PHILADELPHIA 10 CO I LANCAS'f ER sbb HARRISBURG, $7 45. Baggage checked to all tenuous on the Penney I varoa Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Non York Passenger: , t,earitA m care. wtll he Chlirg o 3.l an excuse ac' irroing to distance traveled in addition to ihe elicit"e rates, except from station, ue•re the Company has no agent. NOTICE-1n CROE. of leas, the Co—iroiny cold themselves responsible for personal 'ha page only, iodi for an arr scot not exceeding $lOO. N. B.—The Enoelsior Onambus Line bee tKKn employed to convey passengers and bag.terig • tone i front the depot, at a charze not to exceed '25 ce ^ o for each passeroger and baggage. For tickets apply to J. erl'lg,WAß'f, Agt., At the l'enn'a K 1C Passenger Notion, v,usl On Liberty and Grant streets 1881. THE i'ITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILROAD, TO MI. POINTS IN THE SOUTH, WEST, AND NORTH WEST. SUMMER ARRANUEMENT: iIIME to Cincinnati 813 quick, and to Indianapolis, St. Lotus and Chicago quicker, than by any other rotao ('WA RD TRAINS. FAST At AIL.LINE--Leaves Pittsburgh 12:36 a. a Arrives at Creatline... 8.00 A. Making gloss connections with liellefontaMe can Cleveland, Columbus A Cincinnati Roads. Arriving at Chicago atl.oo p. ns. N. It—i rte tanin to Cincinnati is the same as by Steubenville. iTrains on both Roads lanai, at Colurn bus, sad passengers all go ma, Cinciaaau together. TRAlN—Leaves Pittsburgh 12.10 r n. Arrives atCrestline 7 - 30 r Making close coinnocutina as above. Arriving at Chicago at 1.040 a. In. 14.-1 no time to Cineinnati is the same as I y Stetionaville. Trains on both Roads meet at Co: imbue, and passengers all go into Cincinnal, together. Sierrng Cara on this train from Pic I.4lturgh to Oise: mint:, 0, aduccapolis ace to CI) IMSC, 'Crates through to C111,4{0 w,tho:u n!:,uago of Cara RANT WARB TitAlNs. Leave Chicago, 7.80 A. X. anti SIP) P. a. Arr: v.r.t at Lima, 2'b r. or. and 3_20 A. X. one,t,g "ill . train." for tiny ton sal Clue nunti. Arr ng at Cr: tine AOC s, a. sail 0.115 Citinecetrig with train, for ( inetnoa:l, Clove:sod, litinalo and the East, a: srr:vtr,g in Pittsburgh, li S 3 4.m. and 3.20 r.m. All tha a' rig ch..: connection, vr,th Pennsylvania trams for the Eastern cities, vet A lientown and ACVOIS 1 , 101:A'rli);w TRAINL 4 .--From Iredcrai Aimigheny, for New Brighton, 10.00 4.a., and 4.30 r. Arrive nt " 11.110 " " Low's New P.ngmes, 0.30 . 1.00 " Arrive in Allegheny, B.li " Allegi.euy and I,..inoiny Accornmodatico Traa,: t . Ali.glieoy, :di A. r., And m Er onomy at A. lean.. A Inglieby at 12.36 P. a and ale p. a, arena at Economy at 1.5 e r. a. suit 7.20 P leave Economy at o.to M. m., an: I Cr 4 p, m., and arrive Allegheny at 11.05 a. in. and 5.30 1. in. MARE. ET TRAlN.—Leaves Masalioa 5.00 n, leaves A Itumee at 0.14 A. at. and arrives .n Allegheny at 11 CO e. :eare.l.4.l. , 3ghony at 3.05 P. tt.; Allianee at 8.00 e. 5., stopping nt all station, ter pop:ringers and mart:4e mg, arrives at ntai p. m. Tickets w,ll be sold tor thane trams, at reduced rates. Trough trains connect as follows: At Alliance. with trains on the Cleveland sod Pitts burg, Railroad. At Orville, Ohio, to and from l friiiler-iburg, Akron alley etc. At Manhoeld, Ohio, for Mount Yerncri, bu e,by. drtn dusky, 'llotado, Detroit, etc. At Crestlin.e, for liclaware, Ci acin nuu, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolin, St. Louis. Lottieville, etc. At Forest, tor Springfield., Sandusky, Lay ton, 10- cnons,:a, etc, etc. At Lima, for Sidney, Isaytnn., Cincinnati, etc. At Fort Wayne tor Peru, Lafayette, Led-, St. L , inia, and interimalate ports In Central Indian i and At Plymouth for Laporte. At Wanistali for all points on the Now Albany and Salem Railroad. , And at Chicago, with trains for ttil points in lllmols, /own, Wisconsin and Miancamta: For Inither information and through tickets apply to GEORGE, PARIIIN, Ticket 4'o, Passenger Station, Pittsburgh. Through 'tickets for sale at the Ticket Offices of the Company on the line or the road, to all parts 01 the United States. G. C. CATERWAY, jell General Passenger Agent, Pittsborgh. CHANGE OF TINIE---SUAIAIER ARRANGEMENT CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD ®NAND AFTER MONDAY, June lu 1861, trains will leave the Depot of the Penn sylvan's Railroad, in Pittsburgh, en follows PITTSBURGH, COLUDfliUti AND cinici,„NNATl SBOR'f LINE, VIA STEURE-NVILLE. No clumge of ears between Pittsburgh and City einnah. Law, Arrives Arrives Arrives Pitt. Airgh, at Columbus, at Cincinnati, at St. Lotus. 1235 A. M. 11:88 A. 4.20P. M. 1210 r. 8:46 P. PL. 2,00 This route is snorter to Cincinnati, Louisville, Columbus and all points South, than any other route. Splendid sleeping care attached to all Night Trains. PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE. ! Leaves Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at Pittsb'gh, Rochester, Wellsville, Steub'ville,Whlng. 12:35 a. M. I*o a. M. 257 a. M. 4.03 5. M. 607 A. M. 6:05 P. M. 7:26 r. a. 8:10 9.20 P. M. 10:23 P. 12:10 A. M. 1:15 A. M. 2:13 P. M. 3:10 A. M. 4:20 a. a. 4:00 P. M. 5:15 P. M. 0:26 P. a. The 12.35 a. M. and 12:50 r. st. Trains connect with Trains of C. O. ER. for Zanesville, Lancaster, Ac. ' TI.A3 400 P. M. Train stops at all stations between Rochester and Wellsville. PITTBSUEGII A CLEVELAND LINE. Leaves Leaves Pittsburgh. Cleveland. LUZ A. a. 9:10 A. a. 1.210 P.li &be P. m. The 1486 a. m. train connects at Bayard for Nes. Philadelphia and stations on the Tuscarawas Branch. Passengers desiring to go to Bhndusky, To ledo, o, .or points West, via Cleveland, must be particular to ask for tickets via Cleveland. Through Tickets can be procured at the Lib. erty Street Depot, Pittsburgh. J.:STEWART, Ticket Agent, For further particulars apply to WILLIAM STEWART, Agent. At the Company's (Mice in Freight Station, Penn street, F. R..MYERS„ . Gen'l Ticket Agent Cleveland, Ohio, jelo N. 'EW ROUTE VIA RIVER A_ND RAILROAD: Indianapolis & Cincinnati It, Connecting at Indianapolis with Terre Bente. and Terre Haute and Alton Railroad, to Se Louis and Lafayette and Indianapolis, New Albany an,t Salem, and ,Michigan Central Roads; for CHICAGO, ROC — g ISLAND, BURLINGTON, and all intermedt. ate points: Through Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS, TERRE HAUTE, LAFAYETTE and PERU. Freights and passengers carried from Cincin nati or Lawrenceburg in less time than by any other route by twenty-four hours, and at as low rates. The only road by which shipments can be made 'from Cincinnati to thej West, without breaking oak' Consignments. made to J. E. GIBBONS , agent, at Cintrm ac; or W. B. CUTTING, agent at Law• rencaburg, will receive prompt attention, and no charge for commission; no cAarys far draws or coin o.—inn et Leoironutowg. For further niformation apply to THOMAS ItATl per..ll L o V d sde to r gtr atree e vra t,) " m ea n t of the the Compan for 6 w A24 1t0 F i e onagers and freight to NA:envoi* Terre Haute, La NYette,Chimigo. Peru, Greencastle. Crawfortia• vine. C harit-iitOn v Paris and Mattoon, Ac., an. JOHN cRE.raL F. Gmeria jl. FretaLOßDt, AxPrzt,..denmeat, REar.ovA.L. T ' PrtiNsyLve NUL SALT MA N ufacturing Comparty have removed the office. 60 Indemnity Against Loss by Fire. THE FRANKLIN FIRE ROWE COMPANY or PHILADELPHIA. •Ofam. Eta. 435 and 437 CaIIiTNI7T STREET, near Bsatrusarz OF Assm, Jarman la, 1860. Published Aggrocably to An Ad of Assembly, - being: First Mortgages,amply 5ecnrea..........51,896,898 88 Real Estate, (present ralue E 103,313 61,) coat. 102,985 25 Temporary Loans on ample Collateral Seeu_ritier 89,115 56 Stocks, (present value (7.46,687 72,) cost- 89,786 66 Notes and Bills Receivable. 1,821 00 12,208,051 08 The only profits from premiums which this corn• 'Deny can (*.wide by law, are from risks which have been determined. insurances made on every description of Prop arty, in Town and Country at rates as low as are con. sistent with security. Since their incorporation, a period of thirty years, May have paid losses by Fire, to en amount exceeding Four Millions of Dollars, thereby afford ing evidence of the advantages of Insurance, as well ae the ability and disposition to meet with promptness all liabilities. Domes paid during the year lap, 162,103 86. DIAIIOI.O/18. Charles W. Bancie—r, Mordecai D. Lewis, Tobias 'Wagner, David S. Brown, Samuel Grant, Is Lea, Jacob R. Smith, Edward C. Dale, George W. Richards, George Pale< G V RAS. N. BA NOKER, President. EDWARD 0 DALE, ice President ,Vil.r. A. &FEEL, Secretary pro tern. J. GARDNER, COFFIN, Agent, rn7lG Northeast cor Third and Wood etreette. Western Insurance Company, OF PITTSBURGH. GEWV-iF. PrJsid ent F. M. GORDON, Secretary Cap!. R. D. COCHRAN, Gen'l Agent. No. n Water street. (Spring t Co.'s Warehouse, up i.taire,) Pittsburgh. Will insure against all kinds of FIRE • . A Home Instill:bon menaced by Direetors who are well known in tbanommunity, and who are de. termined, by pr,midnewi rind lii,rahty, to main tain the thrtiam , r a hod, I:iey hate n ernisr, the het prol..etion lb.'.. whn de• ire In lw insured. it.l - 31 - 11-1!3, 1_0(.1 8 / 1 1 1800. 51.8.. k. A ~1•11111, . . 0:1, , 00 00 ...... 11, 11 10 00 'urnitii:e .... 1150 00 4 , ,•8 A.CCOUI.II?. 7.400 43 (;4,11 '.."1.006 8 , 1 174,070 14 nod two =NMI . . iiriorr.• fiergiiii, I: Mi.iiiir, Jr, tiLiorgii 1V. .1 wttr..oD, James hi'AulPyp t.x.r.,114,1 Elulal ,, , Air 7.a11,1E,r Nimi: - .,:, Wm. fi. Smith, Chg.,. W. iiiiiket..4iri, A niir•iiv twit:it:7. Win. Miili night, Alex tin•liir Specs, David M. 1,E1y., Val,,, J. Thomas my:3 PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COHPY, NO. 149 CHESNUT STREET, Opposite Ihe Custom Sic's:ode. Capital $210,1410----Asects 5304,045. IL ,t. ALLHIND pi ai S or i ,i () mnai, an ey• ry (!e...,pt•on of Property or blercheno.ee, et roaeofo,ie • •.,,- rf prerr. I/ rz. xc•4ER: P INw, .1!. W. PA 1.1 , 11' IN, Vice Pr : L P. P. P. •Averv, C. f,n , trlni , 11, S. J. M Y. LiE.4,;liit.R.l.l, ifferiktilrY .1. 0. (.' , srcbr 11,1 a Gtl 1."cn.l st,r,nc,ut CITIZEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY ,I;IF PITTSBURGH HA El. KEA, SocreLary. AVM Pre.. 1E13: °Mee, Coe. of 2lrrt,-t and Wadsr SIR. (peer , - !:-I all.l 2.12:m1440 toe NaVlga t.,, at.: Wvol r ara Sri I I AN NRYl :itt.' r. Infur6e against Lots and Ustrange by 1,1 r• lEEE FIRE IN SURANCE Th<neltrprise Insurance Co., O!' In% pcha 1 4 ,' t v;flo..t. 9, (; , 41tonttrItI co., ~;m4oA ii O. / f10w.., :- I ,•;•••• tr 4 ~;,Too- ; 4 14.: - 1"4.1, .1••• , 1 , Ai. . t . 7 , Er:,' (.1. ,:son, .4 , 14. t. .'•tryt h C0...h..0:41 S. Co., .17.0047 1 . 0 , 1014-1" 4 Co , .4 1;.,•1 .; 0,4. A apiGAtlo 1310Q1 - ., No. 1.7 Y;;Lb; FIRE INSURANCE BY TEE Reliance Mutual IllSurave Company, (Jr Philadelphia, Or. Building?, Limit or Perpetual, hies. clian,l:ze. Furniture, &c., in town or country. t'aiti Capital, $229,610 00. A t.i+ets, *303.509 96. 1 LN LIT SY'REST. laves:4-d t v full.rs 3 via First Mortgage ou ,Im i troved Clty Property, worth double the iummint 11&6,600 00 rtround rent. tiret class 2,002 00 Penneylvtima Railroad Co.', 6 41 cent.. Mortgage Tistaiiis, Z3i..00C, cost Philadelphia city 6 per cent lean Allegheny Courtly cent. Pennsyl vania Railroad Lolall , l Collateral 1000 S, Well Boil:red Huntingdon and Broad Top Mourition Railroad company, mortgage loan 4,000 Pennaylvau ta Railroad Company Stock... 4,0(0) qy Stock of Re:mutt.. Autnai In-trance Co_ 24.1300 C) Stock of County Dire Insurance Co ...... 1,050 oo Stock of Irelawere M. b. Illattranee C 0.... 700 00 Commercial Bank do ........... ...... 5,135 01 Mechanic,' hank do 2,012 be Union M. 111.-otanre Co's Seri n 160 00 Bills Rome liable, business paper 10,26 16 Book Account., accrued iniiiiroot, etc.-- 0,216 72 Cash on tanland in in hands of agent.,,.. 11,885 15 Sie.l,foe Be CLEM TINGLEY, Pre&ldet DIIIICTORB. .. .. them Tor.t.;;cy t Samuel Stepharc, Wilham R. Thempetda, Robert Steen, Frrdertirc Br an, William Mils:tor, Cornetto, Stc,11:1011, Itcniartun W. Tingley John K. Wrwre I, Marahnll Hill. H. I. Car:ton, Z. hothron, Robert To laud, CrUallq , Leland, Frederick hrneiß Jacob 'l'. Bottling, Charlea S. Wood, Smith Boars ' lames S. Woodward, John }id well, Fitts. B. M. H INCHRIAN, Secretary. J GARDNER COFFIN, Agent., myle Northeast corner Third and Wood street:, the Mutual Lifelnsurance Co 01! NEW YORK.. F. RATCHFORD STARR, Agent 00 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA THEAUSINESSOFTHISCOMP A N is conducted on the mann/ princ.ple, in the sinctest tense 01 the term—Lie entire surplus, deducting usressory crpesocti alone, being equitat•ly divided among the assured. Receipts fur the year ending Slat January. fi,659,576 75. Assets Over Seven and a Quarter Mallon of Dollars. Cash on hand and in 8au1r..4 120,050 39 Bonds and Mortgages 6,421,870 12 United States Stocks 357,222 60 Real Estate 40;e30 13 Due from Agents 1,0,555 60 ;Interest accrued; but net yet due Deferred premiums, (ostirnaLetl) Praiamins in course of transmission... GROH Aaums, February 1, 1881.........E7X7,980 12 Rattle of premium /Afar, /111.1 profile gyrate,' that , in moat oilier Companies. Tee l'itorownes or CAM! Amirre to the amount at risk in grrater than that of any other Life .1 nail ranee Company in ile Lotted States. PumptJf , t, ant every 1 - equities Information will be furniehed free of expense on application, by letter or ottierwitte to DARLINGTON fr. BIatOKSTOCK, y3l.3md 37 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh. AIIELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE cn NIPANT—INCORPORATED TEE LEGISLATURE UN PENNSLVANLA, 1536. OFFICE, S. E. COE...Vim THIRD 41VD WALNUT . t.:T.LE LETS , PRILAIJEJ.,PIiIA....X.A_RIN E. .INSUILiNCES on Veeeelis Cargo and Freight, to all =D of the World. INLAN IZeSURA.NCEti on e, bY Rivera, Canals, 14/1116F., and Land Car t-WON to all parts of the Union. FLEE INSU EANftilifis on Marchandree generally, on Storm, Dwelling Houses, ac. D ULM o.22.—Vim. D rvti :I..!Alin•d. A. Bonder,. Theophilue Paulding., P , orose, John C. Davis, Jemes 'Paquin; Wm. Eyro, Jr., James C. Head, Win. C. Ludwig, Joseph IL Sisal, Dr. R. H. Eineton, Geo. G. Lieper, Hugh Craig, Quarles Kel ley, Samuel E. Stokes, J. F. Peruston,lieru7 Sloan, Edward Darlington. H. Jones Brooke, Spencer Thomas G. Hand, Robert Burton, Jr., Jacob P. Jones, James B. APPariand, Joshua P. Eyre, John B. Semple. PitubtiVi, D. T. Morgan, A. B. Berger, do. WILMS P 4 MARTIN, President THOS. C. • Riai.4 Vitae Presideni. Knurl LYLTURII, Secretary. P. A. MADEM, Agent ions P. ingest fittAinirgit Z,T 0 'I".A. Zt - '' P1:7331, I O. riFFICE at the Pittsburgh Pont, Fifth auvet. near Wood. irta AL? iKO Et. areautoza. JAMIE b 1111 M'CALMONT & KERR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FRANKLIN, VENANGO CO., myzalyd rennsybran:ft• EL W. l'errseliow (iso. DAWSUD PATTERSON A, DAWSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KUHN'S LAW BUILDINGS, Diamond Street, near Grant. PITTSBUVG H, FA.. .RF. ifaucAb, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 0024 *, No. 7.4 Graat Street (Three doom below the Court liouße,) my 3:17 pt—m• IitRACJILEIVRILDGE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Wince, No. 1.15 Fourth St., PITTS BURCH, PA. No. S't Wylie Street, l'lttsbuirglL. Esrertrecx:—Dr. A. M. Poll°o, 1). 1 TLoodore Rol,bats, Errnu., my 14:ly TEETH SAVE THEM BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. si L 1., has retnr.t , ,, i to 2.46 PENN • HTREET, in the bow, lormln:y r:cuptrp.l ny Ur. (1. E. iieye,r, oppov.u. (!( - Ir.r , He wi!l guru nil (hr. 1,101.(i.rn • myerLP: at vflrion4 prwaks, (1 . 1,11 1•, lie, er. A. 1i,..110v. t. 1.. J. IL WE. Vit,ittrt:, E. 1,... , 3 - W. Non Harntipi „ y C . kia.ELZ, WIITERCIME AND HOMEOHiTHIC PHYSIC:OA A -AI: Er; J . OF HAI NHOVi 9 . :l;Ett TED TRUSS $'OPB, , il 76 , 14)1.1y (11M.PENN Ann WAYNE s Ts. .lullN 1,1 )01-INI E 1,1,1 1N LAW PA NE:4IIIP. TIM N ED I[AV E hy formed u C•,•joir:ner•iniv Lh- prni-tp nof 1:1.• I,lw. M PdLyl qiN lirgh, Al ay 161:,,15ti1. KIII.IAPATRICII: ArIYIII.Nr:YS AT 1 AW, iNn. 133 Fourth Street, to, door d itioyr• i AE. Id Ls; A. L. , tit I f ., Attorney nt t tat.my ..::lerry A i:cy. y ( S i El )L(; E El.l)l.:ti HA VI N - Ci rek.m.-,1 THE LAW, m,y n, eaif~r Ilht rd a; ~di 1L: Ivorth kr-. I_l Alll., Sur:-oon Denllßt, suc,ce6aor .t. W. :40. 144 : . 4Tywmfiela strool. 4ir Ofhee hours firm t 3 1 o'chs,lr. had from: 2 to 5 o'olook. falfslr CUPPING AN!) EEG N(4, V max. & RS. S h. F. R. Copra, W. Brown, Pmd, GiltyLoa, a VI iklr, r, extrAct...L. 11,1, filloAcr r. 1% E. If' 0.5v.1, (Eantlln, &c. ALAI/DIN COAL OIL COlVi PAN V. JOHNSTON & 45 Market street, P:ttsburgh, Ly - AVE A I, W A Y.', on tim.n.l n superwor 91/2111.1i 01 IA 111CA . 1 Cl: I:1 (-A tJ!IJ. C00p. , 1 n. I L.&..1 iteUu I. 11 0 ti ❑'ion. X, It, tiTC,r,,il LARD OLL, OAN D I.EB, Mo. 47 Wood St root, PII taburgi, Pa or l'er NATRONA OIL. NUFAI.'I;IO , .O PKNNSY C"n.PP. , V C;LEA 1' and gLarano-, i fli K. I : : • U.Olll , l.ALItly On nom: r •••. I_l,u N 24 IA as;.i , k4.( ) [ - 4 • efORNEii. FOURTH ANI K. kin.t-qur:;,, P. ftg.:nt r.cd :.a:e 0 CA RBON OILS. Fil•6l)S , Ca7Lat.nnUy tie naiad. nal is re,:,v'.niz he ay . , and 11b1:1; fur L. ,r:c . ,.1.0g and I:.A . ,lllraig re '1a...7,, a hl , e; .1, I.+n;, leal,n cused t,rtftfreldx I) ilk k • L ti, iEN , ;A L ANi; cAI:BuN TO be the bo-A in al, my A: jlO, LAM PS nro the leteat one twat, pod of evoo. Vdr,,qy. )AL Ul 1.,a the mo-t AlonotIo.;.1 kii•l jgt.t t-r,oro:y dv.k!,:e ;:nd ct,ilutry st,,rt with C ( parl., and of the no— ,pl,!,ty, .1 too Va2 , o; I;. (W 41,111,1cy:4. /4 I M lu un. 1:1,1i ,, •!. Msrk-t . rd,,, :;“• r re.inan,l,l,l NEW WALL PAPER STORE. BETIVIiHN FIPTII AND LIBEL TI NTS. r l llO. 107 Market Street, TIIE SUBSCRIBER IS OPENING anew and lore otorlle of PAPEIZ HANGINGS, EMbrIiCIII4 rim:rip:am somortment for Dwellings, :itorsoi, offices, fisild, tharchor, tic, In wineh re-psot,:d. 3 Puerto It ottontina of th,,pia,.. havair, an omire now ,i4,cic of good- , re e e ni l y pureimsoil and now funsmg. Thooe in want of now goods .61 find thorn Ly looking through our assortment. mortylyd JOS. K. lII'UI3 Fr..s WALL PAPEFt! WALL PAPER! The LnrgPst Assortment and Lowest ?roc+ In Pllt.tharghl. Come and see WALTER P. RIARSIIIALI, No. t4l wood Street, (Nsar Fourth, at tile O!d Stand,) Has for sals French, uermsto and American WALL PAPERS, FOE PA Itl.oltE. HALLE, BEES, OHURCHLS, I,ol,Kiat, A,. 50,000 rolls at 121 ets. 50,000 rolls at 6, 8 anti 10 eta. Wmzcw CONTAINS, Flax BOLSI, PIUSTR, Tseraa Cocoas, Cizer.uraa, tc. teir Look for the Striped Front. The only place in (Awn where a full Saporttnunt of French naners is trent AM ES M. T A.Y.LOR I ALDERMAN, OFFICE, 951 Penn Street, stlt Ward 9R9,a6 .Bu,ooo Ott 146,000 ul 3:1,1:12 L L E C rri ON S promptly made. A./ Decide, Bonds. Mortgages and other Legal Writinv Drawn. Acknowledgemeubs Taken, Pills Protlated. apeil y Cf — OA L, N UT WA L,SLACK, & COKF IL./ —Having purchased the entire interest of m, partnere in the firm of SAILEY. a Co , am now prepared to lurn.en to our former custom em and the citizens of Pittsburgh and generally, a superior quality of COAL, NUT OJAI , BLACK and COKE, in large or Mail !MAI:It/09.111 dory sant through the Post Office, lett at the To', Souse of the Monongshelaßridge, or at the Work will be attended to with promptness. Coal Works and Office, situated 'in South Pitts burgh, ono square above the Monongahela Bridge 1171.6 m JAMES M. BAILEY. FRENCH WALL PAPERS, of Spring Importation, prior to enforcement of the new tent:4l(re now sold 3) per cent. cheaper than CALI be hereafter. Style,. very beautiful. For sole by sel4 W. p. 81A12.8F1A1,1,. 07 Wood street. QRTEh.:N APPLES.-17 barrels just received and RI , hale by HENRY IEL c01.1,1Y-3. SUNDRY PRuD 100 Rage Pea taut; 75 do Feather , : 60 boxes Cream Cbeeee; 3 bbla Eggia 60 LA bbis Mackerel, N 0.3; 260 bashele Dried Apples: 60 do do l eashe s Bawl:181de% 100 Oil Barrels, in store and for sale by JAB. A. FETZER. corner Market and Plrstista. 'l5 GROSS BRANDRETEPS PILLS, just received and for sale by GEORGE A. KELLY. Drrtgaist, eel 9 69 Federal street, Alleghcay. ~+'ope~siauat: WIC 11. WHITNEY, DENTIST E's. IJP'I' TT :R. _ Whc.ifmnle. and nplatly E. 3. C. Palm, Toilet and Resin Sonet, I ;A, k,,e4t L Y L A M P STORE g, lur,t2te, HIS A: , /) C.% RI • Malt Vaper, tt.c. 3ldermen. tfi 111 L. WM. BENNETT, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN BRANDIES, CORDIALS, WINES, Old Monongahela and Beetified Whisky, No. 120 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN IitUDEVM WHOLESALE GROCER, fe2.2: 6m —AND DEALER IN— New Orleans Sugar and Molasses, FLOUR, co.r, Rice, Cheese, Fish, Olas, &c., No. 311 Liberty Street, opposite Smithfield, PITTSBURGH, PEIIITA. A constant supply of Pure Brandies and Wine of hp own importation. always on hand. Also, 01 Monongahela Rye, Beach and Irish Whiskeys. ap2Rlyn ' , small, PI s. &C. JP. MARKLE, MANUFACTURERS AN - ID DEL LIM RS I.T 00X, CAP, LETTF,R, and all kinds of WHAPI•II , 4O PA Plia-2, save removed from K7U. WOOD STREET to No. 83 Smithfield street, PITTSBURGH, PA, eak.Caah or Tracta fox Rice. apg CARRec Wholesale Grocers, WIN ES, BRANDIES, G INS, &C. IMPORTERS OF ALSO , Distillers and Dealers in VINE OLD IDONONGAINLA RYE WHIM, 327 and 329 Liberty Street, pit , man mail, Pd. RAUCH LA YII'OPC, Wilf , lll-:t1.1:: A ititl,lll. LIQUOR MERCHANT, 370. 37 Diamond AlleY, Near Woe>.l Stroet. I'ITT6I3 R(i A. PA. aar A I on hand iiiitokberry, tliorry and G,411,01 P•rtititl ononieitileifi Rectified W oink s. - t,'. 11 11 XILEI'OI% z 4. BRO. WINES, BRA - 141ES, &e /Lig() DEAL.e.as IN ia(' Old %Whiskies, NO. 5 NORTH FRONT BTREE' PHILADELPHIA gobarro anti seprs. 6, D. RI N ELIA RT, KAlMPlonnutta AND 14ALES IU ALL =7 , 1 TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGAR'S, 5.01:2y ro 120 WOOD FITREKT. _ . L VON ARIVSTHA wh,za• rvid A NA Lier m GEN UI NE HAVN SEGARS A.SD Virg - halal Chewing 'rob:tact° WOOD STREET, rider Ole 6L Chk - les Hotel. Gall PrrrriKTIRGH. PA . Wm. ktut.as, . ill; A cacarraus, Pittsburgh rn. LIAM Si. Et ICY. ETSON , WHOLESALE GROCERS, 14 , D IN MT:M.3 cv ULLA M DIES, WIN ICS AND S.' lEGABS: INCK :al ANL 2A uORNICK OM LIbERTY ANN 1 P.WIN NTRFET:, SOLIf UtiNTZ, FOR SWEARER A 'S CITY GLASS PIVI%.“IIJIIGH., PA.. Iron, gills, Cotton Yarns, ac., &c., stan tly on Hand. fmr2 pagurn k an A: LA` APIEROTYP.6 GALLERY, —I LA F_A.. - "Sr JE a , 7 , _ID .1-T,Ls_ FOI STREFT F.NTRA NCF.: T floS E PA Rl'l ES WA N'l'l NG rod tine A inbroty we at a moderate price, and vitm ;t•tro o-t-n !4, o t.t, t a n ;zoo.] tikenee, here ark, reep.e , bl.:y Fwietted to cad. v,riety of v.a.r, and frame- 4:%1• . ; g on han.t. Pre e, ri.,,teritin and lstiN faction &:;11MX , InlEald. GLASGOW, leJIO F 4 Fourth Strunt, Pittaburgh. PEOPLES'GALLERY, 93 WOOD STREET, Corner of Diamond Alley. rrIT E SUBSCR BER WOULD R ES i'ECTFULLY announce to the citizens of Pitts- LarAh and Vicinity, that he has leased the above tialiery. end ,B prepared in take every va nity Ml , cture knew: to Ihe rbotoeraphic Art, in a: 'men perfect F:y!es, vet: at eiREATLY RELiU ~c It p niroproTvinente hare been rendering mui• doeimnk,, 0 . , 027.1" , n1inal Hu./ pkv.t.. , Au t location in inn ripe • tnr 1 A..I.Y4UA Y. - • J. 4. tizr:txr. 11. Hstb■ (I fc., It L: VDI Is: It dt. IS ROTH Is: It . (Szie2,,,, , Nr.r to Itaynut d A innutsen.) Wlnlf•sx, t J4tt:er , in FOREIGN FRUITS, CONFECTiut: RV, SlibiAtLS, FIRE VIORRS, &c. No. 39 Wood et, and No. 113 Second so eet, Opposite St Charles Hole:, PITTSBURG 11 WILLIAM BACA LEY) Wholesale Grocers, Nos. 18 and 20 W(A....2 Street, IV ht. / I WM. U. BMITB, dr. CO., WHOLESALE GROCE:RS, 08 SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS inr2S Pittsburgh, Pa., PIIOLSTERY, No. 85 Pourth Street, near Wood : riillE SUBSCRIBERS MANTJFAC• AL Lure and 'seep constantly on hand every art!. el, in erie line. viz: Cornices, Ornaments, Cnl Lii.n 'toot's., Comforts, Feather Beds, MattrasgElS^l ail hinds; also, the celebrated Patent Spring Reds All kinds of shades, Blinds and Fixtures. rErlsrompi attention given to all orders (or he brig and laying down Carpets. Oil Clothe, Ac. eetl7 lyd ROB F., ItTti k 171 &NI - Apollo Clan Billiard Saloon. JOHN GANGWISCH would remind u his old friends and customers that he is Still to be found at his old stand, Apollo Hall, entrant* on Fourth street. He has always on hand the bet quality of lager beer, and in connection with tbt hall, a well appointed billiard saloon, with goo: tahies, balls and cues. Rer.mber the place, Apollo Hall, FoOrth st. near W ______._ A EULToN, BELL AND BRASS . FOUNDER, 1,0. , ttreet; Pitts Pa, Is prepared to forme;: lo ordor, CHURCH, STEAMBOAT, FACTORY AND OTH Fit BEl..l—'l, OF ALL SIZES, ' From 10 to 10, 000 pounds. CRIME BELLS made to order. STOP A- 1 41 GA titlll COCES of all t.izeia, for Steamboats; MINERAL WATER PUMPS, COUNTER RAM INGS, and every 'variety of Brass Castings finishe in the neatest manner. au,- RABBIT'S ANTI-ATTRITION METAL FULTON'S PATENT MKRALLIC PACKING, for Storm Engines. UNDI:I-la -160 bags Rio Coffee, 160 b og (ask,) N. 0. 1d015.... 15 biads Porto Rico Sugar, 60 bble Refined do " do Yellow do 500 boxes Window Glass, 36 bbis N. Y. Syrup, 16 " 10 " No. 3 Large Mackerel, do 10 bbis Na I, medium, dofor saltier IL SMITH CO, Os A... end- 7.10 Front wept i ryp~A X ON Al:B '_Persons owning lands in the West, who wish to My taxes, are informed that weattend to the receiving and payment of Taxes in Wisconsin, Minnesota, lowa, &c. _ _ CIOLl"S REVOLVERS I COLT'S RE VOLVERSI—Jnat received, another lot by express of all the different kinds manufactured. Sharp's Four Shot Repeaters; Allen a Seven do Smith a Weeeon's Seven Shot Rep eaters. For sale by Bowri * TETLEY I IM FO RTF.Rti OF Guars. PI TTSHURGIEI. ...Jos. R. II Ci-DitRIL 20 do Wax Colored Candles, 4s, 6s A 6s. 6 do Coach do, 6 do Star do, 10 Barrels No. I Lard Oil, 6 do do 2 do, 26 do Lubricating N 1 Oil, 10 do do do 2 Oil, 60 do Carbon Illuminating Oil 26 do Coal do do, On hand and for saIe, SAWYE by B. J. H. To whom was awarded, O. by & the U. B. AgleicUlß,tara. SocietY, the first premiums for Oily,. Wale and Candles. / cases rens dardines—choice bra,lgula; 5 . . “ 3 " and A " . Is bon e d ; In storerand aide by [sal REYMER & BROS. 6 DOZ. PARRISH'S HAIRRESTOI4.-- ATIVE; 6 dos Parrfnb ' s Elixir; just received and for sale by GEO. A: RRLGY, idle Allegheny city LEAD. --1000 Pi ,received by se? HEN RY H. COLLIN& S. CUTHBERT & BON. al Make! ed. T norice 6Th bozos; for -1-4 "rtal rea qa Just reetativltisi__ awe bY na) 4finmit) _ - FERNITURE AND CHAIRS • AT 11 , EDTICED PRIQPS. JA ES W. WOODWELL, Woe. 97 and 99 Third Street. &ND 111 FOURTH STREET, CONSISTING 07 ALL VARIETIES 07 STYLES AND FINIFSE, 13171211.16L8 /KM Hotels and Private Dwellings. *Elk. All orders promptly attended to, and the Furniture carefully packed and boxed. Steamboats and Hotels furnished at short notice. Cabinet Masers supplied with every article in the lino. mare VIT _ -1 1.TRN FruRE FOR CA full assortineut of Pittsburgh nisnuthotatoil irUP-NiTUBB, embracing BUREAU-X. _ 800% CAREB. WARDROBES, god every article needed In a well furnished dwel iirg, as well an a splendid assortment of OFFICE FI.I.6ISITURP, Constantly on hand and made to er As the ow, terma on which business Livim:teat this estab l.,hment is for CASH, prix care made accordingly. Persons in want of a.tytning in the above line, would be advantaged hy calling at FACZLINER & No.loB Smithfield street, below Fifth J. D. NACILIMIA, I Arne rt r marl, EdurationaL ST. FR.ANCiS' cou,auE, l - nder Care of the Franclse= Brothers rfl 11 IS I N:;'l' I'l'UT I ON, SITUATED IN It iti 1... TN). Cambria County, Pennsylva nn,, frei motes from Creeeon Stalion, tut Ilia direct rem., hetivivecrinladelphia and Pitudinrgh, was eLariered is 1-2.5 i. with priviliges to cooler the Collegiate Honor= and 1 eigrees. The loeie Lion of the (enege is 1:13 , of Ile: most healthy In PE - 130i , y1VS11J4-01, ponwn of the Allegheny Mountaten tiring, proverbial for Its pure writer, t,rarmg air, anti picti;reeque scenery. Toe Se!, lai.iic year commences on the PI RErr Mtr.`4DAV filer the 11th of AlitiliST, and ends aLoi.n. the vtvit, ef JUNI , : following. It is divided 11240 two Seto-ions. Students cannot return home between tine Sessions. All the Apparatus news !a,-, fir Laud Purveying, Engineering, de., Ac., w!li br !.croshed by the Insntutiorto the Students. . - . rdal and V0e..11.1 htuaie forlnn no extra argn. trh ha admitted from night y - to the age r f rnanitnod. 'fraud—Hoard and Tuition, payable hail yearkr in $lOO g and use of Bedding.. .10 (71,64,rai and Modern Languages, extra.....- 10 J«rte spend Vnt.ation at the College In it.1,:.,13ef...5ti be nutde to the RI.. Rev. liisrop (gC, , a nor, to no Roy. T.B. lleynolda, Ht.. Mary's, Loretto, add to otter Clergymen of the Pittsburgh loocese. THE WEST CHESTER ACADEMY T WES'11:11 ESTER, PA., INITE IN two hours nde from Philadelphia by the en n.y!rarart Central or the West Chester direct trio Irosd a.ll rename the duties of the SUMMER on the first day of MAY next, and close on laot day ef , *eptember. The School, therefore, aesieor. during .he SUMM ER 14.0LITIIS. Pupils arc received at any tmie atproportionate charge& The average number of students is 85, under the charge of nine Teachers. The French, German and npanish languages are taught by native resided instructors. For catalogues apply to Witt. F.WYE1?..14, A. M. Principal, a! , l2i2miiieod at West Chester, -Penna. CITY TAX ES C=El WATER RENTS. A LL PERtioNS LIABLE FOR CITY rs and linaineas Taxes and Water Rents in the ilty of Pi itsbu - gh, are hereby notified that the above tnici, and water renh , are now due and payable at CI( y Treasurer'. Office, Fourth Street. 89-On all payment made Delors AUGUSTPIRST, a Discount of Viva Per Can . will be al lowed. Between August Ist and Sep ember a discount of Two Per Cent. Between . Oc -1,4 and November Ist, an tuldi ,- lon will be made of five per cent, and after November Ist, all remaining unpaid will be put in the hands of collect. 0r,., with a iurther addition of five per cent. Ix Al. Fled BAUM City Treasurer. 1 0.423,Pi-P-ET'SI SPRING SALES. W. D. SI H. 311,CALLIIM, 87 Fourth Street, LI AVE J UST OPENED A SPLENDID +•'rtruent of Velvet, Brussels, Three-Ply, Tapes try, and Common Ingrain Carpeting% OIL CLOTHS From 3 to 24 feet, new designs and beautiful patterns, with 1.11 goals" Draftily found in FIRST CLASS CA EI'ET eroßms, and on as favorable terms as any other hons:J in the oily. mh3o D. C. ICIWEELAND CEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND SQUARE AND OVAL BONNET BOlES; makes to order PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER riCIX FS, aultable for 81toes, Dry GOOCINAIe, Alt Fastera rieeA. Corner Virgin alley and Wood :ereet ' (third tory T -t/rer Citizens' Bank,) pitta4- b;irgh, - 'a:ly !Jail's Patent illuminating Tiles. RAYING BEEN LPPOINTED AG &NIS FOR TUB SALE OF HYATT'S CELEBRATED ILLUMINATING TOR LIGHTING BASEMENTS, GEL LARS, AREAS, AND COAT, VAULTS. We would respectfully solicit an examination of samples, at our Warehouse, No. 150 Water Street, ANDERSON & PHILLIPS, BROWN BROTIIR Agents for RS, manufacturer, mars Clideago, Illinois. Notice of Dissolution Partnership VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~1„1 1 the partner sh (4EOßGE A. KEL T Y ip lately existing betweeoLEE A. BECKHAM and of the city of Allegheny, under the firm of BECKAM & KELLY, was dissolved on the 22d of April,lBsl, by mutual consent. BECKHAM & KELLY. The boaineas will be carried on at the old plead by the aubseriber, by whom all the busineae of the late firm will be settled. GEORGE A. KELLY Allegheny, Tune 4, 1861.—Jea-tf SOAP, CANDLES AND OILS LOCO BOZOS Chemical Olive Braying Soap 800 do Rosen Soap in /, 2 and 8 800 do No. 1 Palm Soap in 1, 2 and 8 115 bans 200 do Oldne di) in 1 bars, 154 do German do I lib bars, 250 do Friend to Woman Soap in IID ' bars 1,000 do Shaving and Toilet Soap in different shapes and sizes. 600 Boxes Miners' Candles, 1,000 do Hydraulic, Framed and Mould Candles for Summer sae. 200 Boxes Adamantine Star Candles, 48,6 s es. as_ 60. do New Bedford Sperm Candles. 4 s, Is a ARDINES.- AT S. 4OO bushels Prime Oats, la store and for sale by l i snzio. JAMES Corner Market & First ate - - -- .., ~''W~ ' f[/`dt bpi .1 BANKERS "'Ulf mons - - . >5 I Wood aweetedt-71-adtt-,..---.. N tantt ROLIdES &SONS andEz Dreher*, teid - Deaers 7 104e4; F-Drafh:tAcciciTCceß Gold, Bihar and „Bnk:Votes B Exchanf or ti :the Eastern and Wilda= (Nap con Colrechorut Zade in all the citlee ttictli: tt g the United States. Deposita neared trowlands or carrent paper, No. 67 Maritetatreet bereeenThirtt and For= atreeta. 'attsny, " Abmtd. DO.LL4III rir.ras , _ aro. 625 FOURTH STREET. C.H.AR TIERED IN 105E0. rIPEN' DAILY, frolld fl i t° 2Veloat ' rilao, on Wednesdaran& Saturday- aranio. from IL ay lat to Novemberlatifrom and from November let to' May let: froffi . <VW Deposits received of all sums not Imi anti SO Dermas, arid'a dividend of the profitedred twice , a year, in June and December. Interest Mas ;Was declared somi.ennnally, in June:and since the Bank NM organised ; at. the rate .of six • per eenL a year. . Interest; if not drawn out, is plaeed to tho Cretin oft be depositor as principal, and bears the same .interest from the first days of June and December, compounding twice a year withontiroutdrigthe de positor to call or even to present hispaas book— At this rate, monoy will doable in less Lain twelve yearn, makin g in Lho aggregate wear aro Wilitrate Pia MEM A WM. Books containing the (Mortar, By-Laws, tuksa andßegulaticar, tarnished gratis; on app li cation a 4 the office. rmitmn. 41.a/.BE ALB=T.. MML William J. Anders P on IES , I James B D. Meech;Hitl Eturgwis, Maar. M. Pennock Bee). L. Pshnestock, A. M. Pollock, JAL , Hopewell Hepburn, Hobert Robb, James lierdman, James Steidle, James D. Kelley,Alextuider Triad* 4111114T0R. Alexander Bradley, John B. McFadden, John G. Backeten, Peter A. Madeira,, George Black, John H. John B. Canfield, James IP= Alonzo A. Carrier, John Ma Charles A. Colton, Willer P. Marsha Milken Douglas, John Orr; John „Evan Henry L. Mama., John Holmes, John B. tiThrienberge William B. Haven, Alexander: Spear. Peter H Hunker, 'William _E. Eichnit* Richard. Has, base • William S. arely, Christian Yeager. mart= MD TERMan. GRA BLEB k COLTON: gel L.N OFIC HEINICY• OA W. C U IIOTTI, No, 100 SmithllelAl Bt.,' Near the corner of Fifth, PITTSIIIIRCM, It/TONEY in large- and small quantities nit loaned on Gold mad Silver, Dismande,Jew9l - hold and Oliver Watches and all kiado able articles, for any length of time atoned cat.:The goods cannot. be delivered without thia Ticket... Not accountable m case of fire. Vv.oo3as flooratrom 4AI AL.tirlOP.:X Jl2O THE IVERVANTIM °AGENCY ) , rtoopox & Al l icnor 01E140. Over 240,000 Business Houses Bezekla Em bracing every City, Town and :V in the United States, Canada, and other British Poi:sessions in ICJ!. R. G. DUN .16 CO., Proprietors. A. A ItMETILONG, Mumma, Corner of Wood and Filth Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa Eatonfibbed New MorYork June, 1843 Pittsburgh a, r 852. Head Oak* NEW YORK—. -.....-- . ... .DIIN, BOYD & CO BranchOßlcea, • Pitteburg, G Dun & Co; Philadelphia, Eli Dna & Co ; Cincinnati, Ft G Dun & Co; Cleve Land, B G Dun h. Co; Detroit, R G Dun & Co; Chicago, R. Dun & Co ; G Dun &Co ; Near R(4 Dim Co; Charleston , R G Dun ilaDor.Loninvilla, (I Duna Co; St. Louis, B G Dan Co; Bash. ville,RGDun&Co. Ansoclat e Offices, Boston, E Ruasell & Co; Baltimore, J D Pratt Co ; Richmond Pratt Co. & Foreign Offices, Toronto, R El Dim & Co; Montreal, R Ef Blinn A Co; London, lAig, R-G bunt Co. Reference Books,with notices of changes, printed daily', furnished to subsCribeh3. Price n Collections promptly attended to in all parts of the United States Hod British. Possession& and References to upwards 'of 150 HODS& in Pittsburgh for whom the eStee makes collection& , Letters of introduction ' to Lawyers of high stand. tog and respectability in every sectioirorthe Union will be gratuitously furnished to subscribers wr log an application at the office. Also to anyaf tte offices named above. mh2lllm. Ci B. SEELY, „ 114 FIFTH STREET. °trite Winch's'. FrEA T ROUTE AND GEN AI . ANENT. • DEALER IN. NOTES, BONDS, MORTNAGES and other Sec tt rit i. • apt 013 las s Works. EXCELSIOR GLASS WORKS. A. WOLPE...F. T. PLUNKETT.M. GAIMELL WOLFE PLUNKETT &CO. GLASS MANUFACTURER; WAREHOtTBE No. 12 Wood Street, Corner of First, 5e2211 Pittsburgh. otounaua/s,:.....a.Oustiaoriasi UNNLNGIIAMS C CO.—PIT T S • BURGH CITY GLASS WORIcs.:-Arinihbus e , 110 Water street,and 166 First street, .I . itifishurgh, Pa, three doors below Idonon&shefit gous A , fdatiufacturers of Pittsburgh City Window Glans Druggists' Glass Ware- and . Amerlosat -9earei alries 2 for parlor windows, churches and public °adding&- • • 4,1 ptssaiutions. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. THE 03-PARTNERSHIP .11EICET0- .K. fore existing between JOHN P. Resr a HENRY MINER, under the firm of HUNT & MINER, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the late firm will be settled by HENRY MINER, who Is authorized to sign the firm's name in liquidation. _ Jam P. RUNT, liKkiRT MINER. July 1816,1861. HENRY MINER, Bumessor to RUNT A MINER, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER t NEWSDEALER N05.:71 /And 73 FUT/It/TREE% Next door to the Post Mee, Pittsburgh, Pa. IF YOU WANT 80100D.NEW Emit or prepared Mince Ittent..:ntizedi end all a ar kind of B Foota3,oohing Buindy or Wuse, New Orange, Lemon and Minn Peel gOto , Reworth Itrothers in the . Diantonkwhere yOn.will get all new mei Fruit and lower th an ill any titherhouse in the ei . Also it l ftlif - andlull amortotent of kamily aceries, Taw Eine, E l mAl 4: all other kinds of Foreign and Domestic' hors. /LUNG/VTR daM corner of Diamond and Dismiss/ fIUNS, I.'ll3'fOLS, ItIFLIZ-The at RUNS, Mutton of those in search of RIFLES, PISTOLS, te-,ite-, directed to our splendid stock, W. W. YOUNG, No, W ; Weed alms TERMS CA B HI--NEW GOODS I 'NEW GOODS 11—OPEN T/119, Dalr.,-New Prints, Ginghams, &C. Grey Goods, 'at, - .4U cents and upwards. a large lot dand by water, price 4 cants per yard. A large lot Banaells Cold style) Prints at 0 3 4 seals per yard, fornser price' 1234 eta. Bargains for cash. C. HANSON LO VA &OS 7411Ar1ret street. A SMALL FARM FOR 'SALE, four /11aL and a half miles from the city.: . Twenty-live acres in cultivation, balanee la pr.me timber A good new frame dwelling touse - of six roema, hall and kitchen; atebte, good garden. well of , water, Le. .Price,S2,6oo. Terms easy. -For aala bY sol 9 8 etITHBEFtT J 8011..fdliarket STARS :0013.11TY, INDIANA7 , --160 acres of good land on Weft: Mayne and Chi. cago IC.E. Price SS 00per acre. For sale by WO CUTHBFAT a sox, a Market street. STIL.LCHEA — PERTHO EVER:- BOOTS, SHOES, AND BROGA.Na Gad soon at Lhe Cheap Caah Store of JOSEPH EL BORLAND. Bela 98 Market street, 2d dorr from Fin .h. CITRON.— 10 boxes fresh Citron ; 5 Orange Peel; " Lemon " now in Mire and for gale by REYMER.* EROS. B3FBONE TTLE 300 I H I OWDER ins" r F eedyedla k e sale by eel 9 GEORGE A linLY, prttir 89 Alden! street, LINSEED 0114.-400 this, torsale by A.,.FARNEEMNIK It . CO. musr of Oblilaid - WOOd me, P=iUnMiLarel'A!l
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