I .o Po2alribT4THlVVFormand, r ,A 3 o . • ; ii93IIISHOSSIS;,' WITCO OP itingrtkesium 6.12 n Esivinal Or*. , :Af ßato k e ,traftaArertrefreeta, Mk* Yoait; - Augeet 3, 1861. COP -08— XTIE 'WILL ^ 1313 RECEIVED ' 4thla oftleeHrtfhinishili,g, by contract Army 4 143 .) 42 .81e . _ z ehtnlkl state th e, price at which' suit lligcsal-ruratehed, at the plaoes Of monufao illatikaThtthe plea at which they can be delivered 4 6810 depolt the number which can be made by thabldder Within one month alter the receipt of the 07465 also the number which he. can deliver Prone 'weak. • The harness must exactly conform to the follow biggeoltications and to the established patterns at' mule harness RR Inflows, to wit; WHEEL. Two Qatlors—Breeeh straps, 8 feet 6 inches long, 8% inches wide, sewed into 14 inch lingo V ,1-,1" inch iron; hip straps Bfeet inches long, 2% inches 'wride; may pieces 2feet long, 2 1 4 inches wftfe, with 1% inch buckles; cress straps to buckle into stay piece% 6 feet long, 1 36 inch widt imie!straps 4 feat long, 13( inch wide; tie straps 15 inches long. 34 inch Wide, taperintla a point. Two Belly B'ands.-Long side,2 feet 5 inches long, es Wide; velth a two in: tit duck le; short tide Two Hair Collars, 18 to 1910r:hen long. with double shape and gale leathers end bu, klev 3 . , inch wide. Two pair of strong Sense to ccit, mails of white „makrooto hooks, ronee with breast rings 134 inch `iiKuste, f laaplesailid line rings. Two pair of Hero Straps—Lower one 5 feet 6 neh es long, 34 inch wide; upper une 4 :Pet flinches May& ;.4tggch ride Two Bri es—Crown piece 2 feet long, 1 0 4 inch chee pieces each 10 indhes long 1% inch wide; front piece 11% inches long, 1% inch wide: stay pieces, from blinds to crown pieces, 18 inches long, 1.4 inch wide;:nose piece 11 inches long, 1 :nen blinds °lnches lone, 6% inches wide; roles, long side 4 feet long, 1 inch wide: short side 2 feet long. 1 Loch wide, with 1 inch buckle; bu tinned manen, to weigh 6 pounds to the dozen Two pair (Taira Piped, 2 feet long. 20% inches wide Two pair Trace Chains, 7 leer lung. bribe to the foot, of No I iron, with T on one end, weight 7 35 be 8 Ibe per pad. Twisted or straight tine pair of Breast Chains, 22 lichee long, 14 lialiato the foot, of No 3 Iron 'I soiled TwoNeek Straps, 8 feet 1 inch long, 2 3fi inches MIN With 234 inch buck to TWO Neck Chains, 4 feet 8 mohes long, 14 linkv to the foot, No 4 iron, 'f and loop to be riveted on to the neck strap Twisted One Paddle, made en A ttakes tree, need, gul let and cantle. ironed, coveredin the usual way with half-tanned horsehide, Saps 20 inches long, 16 inches wide; surcingui 7 re; R inchees long, 2iiiinches wide, with 2% inch Luck le on one end, tote fastened to the sedole by being riveted to two curved straps, 1% inch wide; loose straps are placed one on each side of the saddle -tree, one end is tied to the front pert of the bar, to other end to the extvrision of the her behind the cantle, Spanish saddle fashion; stirrup leathers 4 feet 7 inches long, 1% inch wide, with 134 inch buckle; stirrups, malleable iron, Lnned, bolt eye pattern, to weigh 1835 its to a dozen roar L.EIA Li. Two Collars,l7% to lamches long,made the same as for wheel harness Two piar of Barnes to snit, of same matenal as for wheel harness, ironed, with hooks, breast ringeend line rings, with straps RS in u heel bar nese; Two Bridles, the same as for wheel harness Two Neck Straps and Chains, the same cs for wheel barriers Two Belly Bands, the same as for wheel Harness Two pair Chain Pipes, a a 41 Two pair Trace Chains, Two Crupper and Hip Straps 13sck strap 6 feet long, tapering from 314 ;aches to 23,4 inches a ids Hip Straps, each 2 feet 4 inches tong, 1!,4 inch wide, each with a hook at one end Two Back fiends, 3 feet 4 inches long, 33/ . , inches wide Two Martingales. 4 feet long, 13 n 7.4 w,de, to buckle into the bit One Coupling Strap, 6 }mil, inches ion - inch wide One Check Rein, 4 feet long, 1 inch wide to buckle into the hit at each end. with a ring crowed in the centre to receive the lead lino One Lead Line, 21 feet long, inches wide, with a buckle at one end and an 8 loon loop at the other One Whip, heavy p:ated horsehide, 6 ;set 6 ncheee long One Horse Brush, oval, of bristles,—by--inches One Curry Combo, No 222-8 bar The whole to be packed in a box shout 18 inches wide, 17 inches deep, 34 inches long, made of 1 stuff, coopered, wood hoops or iron, as many required Pour Horse Barnes.', as follows. to wit.: WHEEL. Two Quilora Breech straps, S inches long, 3% inehee wide. ee wed in 4-in , ' , ring, 'of iron; hip etraPs 4 feet long, 3 inch.", slay pieces 2 legit 2 incliae long, wl , e. w th 1 mitt buckler.; cross way!, to buckle etas Riess 6 feet lang,," . lj^,; inch wide; side stn.. „ ' leet lii,o6ies long, 11 1 ", loco wide; he cimpa /9 1 *.V e ltoh aloe, tapering to a you.: o Benda Long tede It*L4 note, long, inches wide, with ad inch buckle: e••,.r. Bide 1 toot 8 incites long and 2 Inchon wide Two Hair Coliars ' '22 to lone. with double straps and safe leathers at, I buckle;. -;.! loon wide Two , pair . of strong Rams, the le oak 'root, ironed with hooka, breee.i 1 square, staples and line ring.. Two pair Hame btrane L.A.SPPT t , feet 6 inches long, inch wide; upper f•-et o long. %ineh wide; of alum toenail ITwo , Bridles Grown piece 1 feet 2 inch. !! hong, Y, inch wide; Cheek pieces each In in .Loa ,ong, 15 , 1 inch front piece 182% !lie, long, wideietny pites, from blind.. to crown pi cr.!, 18 inches long, 1% inch wide: no, piece 12 !nen,. inch wide; blinds 6 inch.',. long. 6 it ellea widtnTeine,long side 6 feet 2 inches King, 1 inch wide; short sine 2 feet long. 1 inch wide, watt 1 inch buckle; bits, tinned mullen, to weigh The the dozen Two pair Chain Pipes, 2 feet 6 incites long, 2,L,f„ inches wide. Two pair Trace Chains, 7 feet 14 lin ILF to the foot, of No 2 Iron, twisted or edridi,nt, with T -on one end weight a IDs per pair Othipalr Breast Chains, 28 ;lichen long, 14 links to the foot, of No 2 iron. twisted Two Neck Straps, 3 feet 6 inches long, 2 inches wide" With 2% inch buckle 'Piro heck Obtailia4 feet 8 inches long, 14 links to the't9oti tWiiZted No 4 iron, T and loop to be riv eted onto the fleck strap, swivel in the chain . made,en A ttakapas tree,head, gullet and cantle ironed, covered in the usual way with hsiflsum,att, horse hide; flaps 20 inches long, 16 o4r/de r urea n gie 7, feet 5 inches long, 2;„1, ~._l ° 4 llof i l if.id.,4,,Witl 9 .ft'..Poi inch buckle on one end, to PO O, Ilea EP.the *addle by being riveted to two efl'itltntPai 1 1 .4 Inch wide ; these straps are ,:P 94 . one on each . side of the saddle tree one #4l leged Wile front part of the bar, the other eaterudon of the bar behind the cantle, ejnaPiab aaddte fashion ; stirrup leathers 4 feet 7 ..,InArieTeng,W i lecti wide, wits inch buckle 'stirrup, tdalleable iron, tinned, bolt eye pet:ern, to - weigh LTA pounds to ii:dozen pair. LEAD. Two Bridles, same as for wheel harness Two Collars, 20 to =inches long, made the Same aa for wheel harness .TWO pair of Baines to suit, of the same material • .akfaxlsheel harness, ironed ; with books, breast '''ringefilitlineringsi with straps as in wheel har ,....4-Tur67Jf_eak &raps and Chains, same as for wheel ToriArnly Banda, same as for wheel harness - Tivo — lreir Chain Pipes, same as for wheel harness Tin 3 pair Trace Chains, same as for wheel her itage . TwO Cruppers and Rip Straps, Back Btrap 6 feet 1014, tapering from 8X inches to 2 1 4 inches wide 11 4 4 , :ltzaps with buckles each 2 feet B inches long, 3 inch wide_, with wrought hooka o Back Bands, 8 feet 7 inches long, 8;4 inches wide Two Martingales, 4 feet long: 45, inch wide, to buckle into the bit o.oo(lottpling Strap, b feet 6 inchea long, % inch . Arid° OrieCheck Bain, 4 feat 1 inch long, 1 inch wide, tolmoirldinki the tilt at each end,w ith a ring aewed ~billtaicritihre to receive the lead line -. 00,--Lenti Laney 21 feet long, % inch wide, wit n abuckle at one end and anB inch loop at the otte r One Whip, heavy plated horse hide, 6 feet 6 One !Terse Brush, oval, of bristles, by One Curry Comb, 222-8 bar ....;:Thrt-mihole to be packed in a box about 21 inches Wltle,lB"inches deep, 84• Inches long, made of I stuff, coopered, wood hoops or Iran, as may be'regnired The whole to be made of the ;hest material, sew. big to be made with good waxed thread, and nub lea tainspeotion during the preteen of manufac - turetinr also when Solaced Olifbett• wiz -home harness is required, the lead __ , bridles, banes, neck-straps, bellybands, 431ndopipes, trace-chain, crupper and hip straps, !-- , battiratanala and coupling straps are doubled; one - b eat i ng ehota 8 feet-long, 11 links to the foot, of No , rit• esehena added; and lead hue to et-long • whole toneansde of the beat material, arty ' henuuldwith good waxed thread, and subject to inspection during the process of manuracture and Oso when finished . ..... ''When shbmtde harness is required, the lead -001 tfirJviftlftlearhaftlea, rtecipsitrapa, belly. bands, Chiliisities,linetLehafris, crupper and hip -straps, heck-bands and coupling straps are doublid ; one bearing chain, feet I ong, 14 links to the foot, of Dlo 4 iron, with Ton each end added ; and lead-line to be 25 feet long Proposals willelso be received. for making and delivering ambuhtnee harness, fortwo or four mule or horse teams—e epenitlcation Of which will be hereafter furnished • Fo_fins . of proposals and guarantee will be fur - Inehee nponapplication at this oflioe, and none will heeOtteidered that do not c,nfo rna thereto • We Prii , Dege is reserved by and for the United States of deemed extr rejecting any proposal that may be avagant ~...Traimingajg will be endorsed oil the envelope encilnetng them: , Proposals for furnishing Army wAgon and Ambulance ilaruess," and addressed , Mater t.. R. VTNTON, salo4l quartermaster U. S. Arm . • OIL REFIN ERS.--W e p liai -- J., ,r,ift(kli9All cp_irollners with tn a f e - re 2 -'-' i t .. Vildelsi.t — WiL,la lb. , i t - l 'ec..sarY a t.st And moßt :1044kOrlajgartS; experienos ;la tnia branch is l ltu alaCcOrllZT:ottietestsble•tunent. For work n43::.; -, ....Pe*4lll,4oWi t io_ tlO following refinery • luauscity. nen. - - ..,•• • itoberts, Wilkinson Ji co. . . 4 f iii 3iiiiii4A4 l ' :•Johit'lt -- 11611, ' ' '. ±Wabil3,3FClormack ace' A„,,liailj,..letif4t win; il, 4:lo.,lUsabts it McFadden, ''' 4 ."1n k ' Thos. Bel & CO - .. . ' " T° 4 l-1 0?kriezitsF, Hitch's, itin a co.; .145flowitsogra ce., s. M. Fier. :141.., • WELDON & REINEKE, 164 WoOd street- , . . _loo , barrebrßrowu V t . 10 , 1arrela Crumbed . Itrtanwe'Pcwdered u,l.n store and for sale BEY7gE a 8808., 141 4 , Igda.l9oaud 128 Wood street. Sailroads 41161.-- -, SUIIIIINER4ERANOEMENT;p.nAB6L; DAMN TRAINS., Pe ll laidk= r estiiitraV gai11 9 664. Olt' 'AFTEtratozaw-Yr ma- loth. .713 HR - THROUGH ILAIL TRAM leaves, tho 'Postoioger etationtwery _morning, (except Sunday ' ) itt.4:Bo AtOPVI nll urn. imp . votoJ, and tut:ling Oe qt uue ttiitOUGFLEXPRESSTRAIN /eaves tlay 12'20 a. ns., stopping only at pnrietywl.staisnna, making direct connecidon at ilarristittrA fOr B/41 more, and arriving In Plnladelphia or Bah:Saris at THE FART LINE leaves tho sirs:ion da RT. (ex cent handay,) at 400 p. m., stopking only at Greens. burg, Latrobe, Johnstown, Wilmere, Gahnssen, Altoonaare., connecting at Harrisburg tor Balti more, and arriving in Philadelphia at fclO nn AC COMMODA TION TB At NS. TEE JOMMTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 'leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at. 2:543 pp.. m, atop pint , all stations and running as far as Oonemangh. 1,11:8T ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's station !savor daily, (except Sunday,) at 6:4 0 a ra -8f14;u:41) ACX:(dMMODATION MAUI for Wall's station !eaves dad. ,v (ex,xml,Btinday,) at 11:20 a. in. TRIED ACCOMMODATION TE.I.IN for Wall's station leaves daily, (except Sunday) at 4:10 PP m. - IrOURTE ACCOI4IIIIOLUTION TRAIN for Wail's station leaves daily (except Sur:Kish) at 0:20 p. m. .E.ICTURNING TRAINS - arrive in Pittsburgh as follows:—Express, 11:50 a m; Mall, 11:50 p. rn; %PA Line 1.2413 a, m; Johnstown Accommodation, 10:0 a. m ; First Wall's station Accommodation, 6;30 a. En.' ' second Wall's station Accommodation. 8;80 a. at; third Wall's station Accommodation, 1116 p. m.; fourth Well's station Accommodation, 6 . .16 p. m. Trains (or Blairsville and Indiana, connect at P./ 4117-7 Us Intersection with Johnstown Aocomrno datlon, end Express Trains East and West, and with Fast Freight. and. PI l'fBlitlfaiti A.N.DOONNITd.LEVILLETILaII,s stopping at all stations on the Pittsburgh and , rills Road leave daily, (S miday exospted,) as follows:--Mail Train, 6140 EL m.; Express Train, 4:10 p. 171. Peturning Trains from Pittsburgh and Co , nellsville Road arrive at Pittsburgh 10;SO a. m. and 6:lb p. in . . 'fhe ravelmg pantie will find it greatly to their Interest, in going .F.a.st or West, to travel by the Penr,ylvar,is Railroad, as the accommodations now ofirred exnnot 00 surpaseo on any route. The Road is th.R.sated with stone and to entarelv free from duet. We can promise safety, speed and comfort to all who may favor this Road witt, their patronage. te A IL TO NEW YORK $l2 hOTOBAITIIIORP4O 50 IJ, PBII.ADELPHIO 001 LABOASTER 855 RARRISBU $7 46. cheeked to all litataoll/1 on the Penney) rent, Ka:road, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York hiseengere purchasing tickets in cars, will be nl , Rrged an excess according to distance traveled in addition to the station rasa, except from station.. where the Company has no agen OTlCtf.—.l.n case of loss, toe Co zany will cold themselves responsible (or personal his sage only, situ for an am :ant not exceeding glOO. It, lA—fbe Ex...v3lstor Omnibus Line has nest emp,ored hi convey passengers and baggag • to and fr. 01, the depot, at a charge not to exceed fLti cents for each passenger and baggage. For tickets apply to J. RTIGNITABT. Agt., At the Penn's. IL It Passenger Stshon, nun On Liberty and Grant streets lbtil. ME liitil PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILROAD, TO ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH, WEST, AND NORTH WEST. siUMM ER ARRANGEMENT! TIME to Cincinnati as quick, and to Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago quicker, than by any other route WEB rWARD TRAINS.. FAST MAIL LlNE—Leaves Pittsburgh Ma /.. Arrives at ..... 8.00 A. a. Making close connections with Bellnfontaine and Cie voland. Columbus A Cincinnati Roads. Arriving at Chicago at 7.00 p. m. h. 13.—The time to Cinciunau is the same as by nteritnavnie. rf i rsins on both Roads meet at °alum hue, and passengers all go into Cincinnati together. XPR.M.'S TRAlN—Leaves Pittsburgh 1/10 r a. Arrives at Crestline 710 P klak!na oboe connections as above. Arriving at Chicago at 6:45 a. m. N. Is.—rhe tame to Omen:irk:lu is the same as ay Steunenville. Trains on both Roads meet at Col. nimbus, and passengers all go into Cincinnati to ether. Bleeping Cars on this train from Pillar:urge to Cir. cinnati, to.indianapolis and to Chicago, Trintia through to Chicago without change of Cara. EASTWARD TRAINS. crave Chican,n, 7.30 A. a. and 0.00 P. a. Arriving at Lima, 2 2.5 v. n. and 3.:0 K. Connecting a ra ins : Dayton and Cincinnati. Arriving. t're "gr. 6.00 F e. and 606 A. n. Connecting with trains for Columbus, Butivio and the East, and an" ving at PI li i t a n, 11.lw s. at. and :1.20 r. a. A'! tcpiv.ng toss cer.fictior.3 with Pennsylvania Railroad trains for trio lti.otorn cit.:, via Abentowit and Philz.i.'plea. ACCOMMODA rlo.l‘, RitYth—.From Allegheny, for New Brighton, 10 .00 A. IL, 4 3n r Arrive at " 1120 " 6.18 . I Leave .New Brighton, 6.30 " . 1.00 Arrive in Allegheny, 8.10 " " 13a j Allegheny and Eothemy Accommodation Trans. Leave Allegheny, 7. tts A. a,. and at Ercnorny at A. is; leaves Allegheny at 12.38 r. x. and 6.10 arrii6 at, Economy at I..be r. a., learn Zecncinv at tt i. a. m, and 4.= p, m.. sad arrive in A11e,:.0.-ny al 11. 05 5. m. and 5.30 p. in. MA UK ET Masail.on Sits a. m. :armee P oAdo. x arrivett in Allegheny 11 v., A. Y.. 1 leave.. A' itign, , c) :u 3.115 P. 1.1.-1 Alliance :At 0. a., Aopinnt at it! •itations for , passengers fin,. marketing, arrives as 1141,48111011, p. M. Tv:sets will be sold for these trams tit rx.ittoed Niles Trough trains maned as follows: , At Adianoo with trams on the Cleveland and P.m,- trr;nl7.*:Uroad. Ai OniLle, Ohio, to and from ..)11.1ereburg, Aston, do, hop Falls, eto- At M - ansfield. uluo, for /donut ernon, Shelby, San dusky, Toledo, Detroit, etc. At Crestiine, for Delaware, Springfield, 00!Gril 1.148, C. canasta, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Bt. Louje, Lottisrille, eta. At Forest, tor Springfield, Sandusky, Dayton, ein e, natl. else, etc. AtLima, for Sidney, Dayton, Cinc - amati, etc. eie. Al Fort Wayne, fc,r Peru Lafayette, Ind .. St. Louis, and Intermediate port's in Central Indiana and At Plymouth for Laporte- At Wanstudi for a:1 points on the New Ados.r.y and Salon Railroad. And at Chicago, with trains for alt points in Minot,. lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota, For reedier information and through tickets sp, - I y to OiEGROH. PA R. 'KIN, inset Ac't, Paeaenger Station, rutshi.rgti. Through llokelei for sate at the Ticket °Mhos of the Company on the line of the road, to all parte ci the United gita:es. G. C. HATREWAT. jell General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh. -- - CHANGE OF TINIE—SDINNIER CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD. (IN AND AFTER MONDAY, June la ., 1661, Crains leave the Depot of the Penn sylvania Railroad, in Pittsburgh, as follows : PITTSSURGH, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI SHORT LINE, VIA .STEUBNNVLLLE. No ckuinge of care between Pittsburgh and On' cinnau. LAkaV Arrives Arrives Arrives Pitt furgh, at Columbus, at Cincinnati, at St. Lotus. 1286. x. 11:38 6. K.. 4 2O P. N. 1210 r. K. 8.46 r. at, 2,00 a, x..7 This route Is snorter In Cincinnati, Louisville, Columbus and all points South, than soy other route. Splendid sleeping cars attached to all Night Triune. . PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE. Leaves Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at Putsb'gri, Rocheater,Welleville, Steub'ville,Wh'Lng. 12136 A. Si. 1:50 A. M. 267 6. Si. 4.133 a. K. 6:07 A. M. 8:06 P. K. 726 P. M. U. 029 P. M. 1026 r. It 1210. x. I.:16 A. FL 2:13 P. Si. 3:10 4..10 A. K. COO r. st. 6:16 P. M. 645 P. M. The 1235 6. M. and 12460 P. st. Trains connect with Trains of C. 0. R. R. for Zanesville, Lancaster, Ac. Tbo 4:00 P. K. Train stops at all stations between Rochester and Wellsville. PITTSBURGH A CLEVELAND LINE. Leaves Leaves Pittsburgh. Cleveland. 12.% Is. X. 9:10. AL 12:10 P. si. 0:60 P. M. The 1236 a. ra. train connects at Bayard for New Philadelphia and stations on the 1 uscarawas Branch. Passengers desiring to go to Stindusky, To ledo Chicago, or points West, via Clevelanc, must be Particular to ae for tickets via Cleveland. Through nelcots can be procured a; the Lib. erty Street Depot, Pittsburgh. J, STEWART, Ticket Agent, For further particulars apply to WILLIAM 'E WART, Agent. A t the Company's Office in Freight Station, Penn street, F. R. MYERS, Gen'l Ticket Agent Cleveland, Ohio. tele 7EW ROUTE VIA RIVER AND .A„I RAILROAD: Indianapolis & Oixtoinnati R. R. Connecting at Indianapohs with Terre Haute, and Terre Haute and Alton Railroad, to St Lout:. and Lafayette and Indianapolin, New Albany and Salem, and Michigani _tral,Roadaf forCHICAGO, ROONO I ON, and all intermedi. at .Angi i Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS, TERF.E HAUTA LAFAYETTE and PERU. Freighte and passengers carried from Cincin nati or Lawrenceburg In lees time than by any other route by twenty - four hours, and at REI jelgt rates. The eligT by which at:lnman:fa an he ! made &min Ume-nuati to this! West, without braid:Lag Mints Consignments made to .1. E. GIBBONS, agent, at Cincinnati; or W. R. U'I'LLNO, agent at Law. renceburg, will receive prompt attention, and no charge for Commission; no esinsi for drayage or coomeiseion at infermatioenore:me/wry. For farther napply to THOMAS RAM GAIS4No. 114 Water atreet,jagantotthe Company, who 32 Pietarkl to give rusbissi ZIKIZIPTB for pas saaaere and freight to Indianapolis, Terre, Haute, Lafayette, Chicago. Peru, GreeneMitte. Oswfords. villa, Charleston . ; Paris and Mattoon, tati„,4c. H. F. LORD,•President, JOHN F.TIFIRRK.Genersd Frewilt Avant, MA IMPORTA.I% , 7 • ALL PER.ONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR tj , SIIPR. And other points in Northern MlAslollli, the State of 'Renew, or the Territorier.., should insist on having tickets that read by the NORTH MtSSOITRI RAILROAD, The only rail route from St. Louis to sk. Joseph It s tih to e o the re shrtest and quickest Mae by thirteen hoursremotest point reached by rail, and •is allays as oheap_ as any other. iortswr your Tickets to Ramses and all points in Northern Missouri by the North Atissonn Rail rose. NAM) H. STURGEON, Preeti - tind Oen'l Supt. North Mhotorui h. R. all= FL ariniardgent. war= • ‘' .• AgaMit 'bp 'FRB,FaAlmull FIRE INSU -4 0108 MINIM OF :PHILADELeau. Oilee, L Vo. 4.37 OftiEtTNOT BTU= near Fifth. ll. ' Bus 07 Alarm; jam Air y jet,' 1860 . . tl trististectAlyrseobiplo Art A 4 4 Astembly, being: First Mthigeges,ampiy Bacolod-- - -.41,898,898 88 Real Estate, Ooresent Taloa E 108,81881,) cost. 102,995 25 TemporaryL'o'ans on ample Collatteral • Securities.— asaas 56 Stocks, (present value (588,687 72,) cost.. 80,788 ee Notes sod Bills keceivattle-...- 1,821 00 Gash.. -... 27,219 83 208,0 61 68 `the omy prott from premiums which 8; this corn pang can divide, by law, are from risks which nave bees detennine.d. Insurances made on every description of Prop erty,ln ilown sod Country at rates as low as are con• sistentwitt security. dints their moorporation, a petiod of thirty years, they have paid losses by Fire, to en amount exceeding Four fail',loss of Dollars, thereby adord lci, evidence of the advantages of insursnce, as well as the elh!ity and disposition to meet with promptness ail lutoillhee. Lases paid during the year 1669, 862,168 86. Dih50551..0. CLATIth li. ilsackef. Mordecai D. Lewis, Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown, damsel Grant, Shiuse Lea, jacob h. Smith, Edward C. Dais, i:/e....rge W. Richards, Cieorue Fales4 CHAS. N. BaNCEER, President. EDWARD C DALE, Vice President. Wll.. A. STEEL, Secretary pro tem. J. Ci.IiRD.NEII. OOP N, Agent, noy lo Northeast cor Third :md Wood streets. estoril Insurance Company, OF Pi 'I7SkiIJIIG G.10.1.H.1E ;JAMIE, P:,sident; F. M. LiORDON, HearetarY Capt. R. D. COCHRA.N, Gong Agent. 1.0. to Wattr ptreot. (Span?, A Co.'s Warehouse, Op sta,rs,) Pittsburgh. iil insure against all kinds of FIRE and MA. RINE A Home Institution managed by Directors who are well known in the nommunity, and who are de termined, by promptness and liberality, to main tain tt.e,•ba,racter which they have assumed, R 8 of. °ring .r e best protect on to those who desire to be insortyt. A138E:113, OCTOBF.N. 30th, 1890. Stuck. ACOOII, 03,000 00 al or ,g Kg. 3.160 00 01Fe urmtmn 250 00 Open Aeochint a, ••••••.- 7,809 43 18,351 59 •z•Yr. • 27,006 29 174,076 11 DiagatOKß. 14.1orge Danue, it. Miller, Jr . but rgu W. Jamegon, Jr.tnes M'Auley, Isi.ilintuel Bolmec, Alexander Nimmk, Wm. 13. Smith. Chas. W. RickeLson, Andrew Ack v+y, Wm. McKnight, itlex,eld.r Speer, Lmrict M. Long, Rae. J. Thorrue3 my= PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY, RO. la CHESNUT STREET, Opposita the Custom House, Capita I $210,100----Assets $304,045. ILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN SURANCE, either Perpetual or Limited, on every description of Property or Merchaudiati, at res.onahii• rake cf premium. ROBERT F. it l!vo, Predict/ant, BA_LDWIN, Vice Breside,it, DIRECTORS i.J.z.6a Bayer, - - . B. Engli.sn, E.. R. Copc, George W. Br.wn, '. B. Etavery, J °Haul. S. Paul, LShortrutn, Joan Clayton, . J. Atagarnso, E. Wilor, Y Bta.t , r_: ,, ,:nit, SnernlAry J. 1 (4. rd CaOnLiFFWTOdAeguer'elle CITIZFM!.S INPRANCE_COMPAHY OF PITTSBORGH M'AIVI , C4RQUE.S. beeretary. WM. BAGALEI. Prw,:tlenL Office ; Cor. of Marker aid Water Sta. I OPures against Loes and lettnage to the Naviga tion of the Southern and Western Rivera, LaiZE.P. Pod Payous, and the Navi- rtt.cr. cf the Ser, lasuree ageistst Lass and Damage by Eire D/1,1(1.01i8 FLAAai..7, for. T. M Bowe, .fro. M. Coopi-r, Corr, Jr., C. zur ; F. Itiartiough, P. Jone-, U. 2 °hag, J. Cillthrull, F rum,. Selinra, M. Kier, John S. Dilworth, :; Proi-ton. P. Fn. G. Johnston. mn°9:674h. FIRE INSURANCE The; Enterprise insurance Co., OF PFIII.ADELPkiI.! T-6.en cma Five, or Scum Yaws, or Pere '.• ...I.ronCoperkud JRII.O, *H. Az 'lnn, M. Bow, , .iA:nor• Egg., Al len Krivn,r, re Bryan zt Co. , WilSol3, )1c1 , ..1r-y , Carr CO., John T.Logan A Co,Psa:nt. r a Co, 1340ey, Brown A Co. PA itLINoII . ,.).N a BI.,211:6610.:K. Agont,, pl &..3ur oth''., Burk Block, 10. 37 blith sL FIRE INSURANCE BY THE Reliance Mutual insurance Company Of Philattalph:s4 On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual, Mu chaLdize, furniture, <Sze-, in town or oountry. Cash Capital, 8229410 00. Asaets., 8303408 06. OPP/C.Ar NO. W 8 if' ALI; UT , Invested as lotiows, viz : First Mortgage on improved City Property, worth double the amount 6156400 00 Uroural rent, first ...... .---... ........... 2,462 60 Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 0 cent. Mor.ga,ze Loan. &tOOO, Coot PhiladelpLia city 6' per cent loan Allegheny County 6 11 cent. Pennayl rams Railroad Loans—.„ 10,000 00 Collateral limas, well secured 2,500 00 Iluntihgdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad company, mortgage loan 4,000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad Company Stock... 4,000 00 Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance Co— 24,350 00 Stock of County Fire Insurance Co 1,050 00 Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Ca... 700 00 Commercial Bank do 5,136 01 Mechanics' Bank do ........... ....... 2,012 60 Union Itt Insurance Co's Scrip 160 00 Sills Receivable, business paper.........._18,297 18 Book Accounts, accrued interest, etc— 6,216 72 Cash on hand and in in hands of agents.. 11,386 16 W 02,8 949 CLiaf TINGLEY, Presid 6o et. DIHNOTOIS. Clem Tingley, Samuel Sispham, Witham R. 'Thompson, Robert Steen, Frederilic Brown, William Musser, Cornelius Stevenson. Benjamin W. Tingley John R. Worm!, Marshall Bill, a. L. Carson, Z. Lothrop, Robert Toland, Charles Leland, Frederick Lennig Jacob T. Bunting, Charles 8. Wood, Smith Bowen, James S. Woodward, John Bissell, Pitts. . .. 11. M. HINCIIMAN, Secretary. .1 GARDNER COFFIN, Agent, myld Northeast Corner Third and Wood streets fhe Mutual Lifeinsuranee Co OF NEW YORK. F. RATCHFORD STARR, Agent, 400 WALNUT 13THENT, PHILADELPHIA. THE BUSINESSOF THIS COMPAN is conducted on the mutual principle, in the strictest h enme of the term—the entire eurplue, deducting noceesary ezpcn6ee alone, being equitably divided among the assured. Receipts for the year ending 81st January. 21,689,676 76. Assets Over Seven and a Quarter Million of Dollars. Oaah on hand and in Banir...s 1.21060 89 Bonds andld.ortgages 6,4:4879 12 United Stet en Stocks 307,232 60 Real Estate 40,289 13 Due Prom A3enta 12.1,4b0 tltl .-------$41,1i89,880 74 Addlintereen accrued; but not yet due., 80,000 00 Deferred pre, niums, (eetimnted)lBB,ooo 00 Premiums in enurse oC transualesion... — 83,132 38 IMO il.berr3, February 1,18431 Rates of promium lower, and profits greater than in moat ottird. Companies. Tiu PROP( anon or CABO SABEI93 to the amount at risk is gra, ter than that of any other Life Insu rance Company in the United buttes. Pamphlet. anal every requisite information will ha furnished tree of expense on application, by letter or ott .erwtne to i /ARLINGTON A BLACKSTOCK, y3l.rri,L 37 Fah btreet, Pittsburgh. LA' WARE IILUTUAL SAFETY INSU :AN C E CO5l PAIN Y—INCORPORATED THE I ..FAISLATURE OF PENNSIA'ANIA, 1886. OFF/ CR., E. CCI/LY.KB T6/BD 4IVD TV ALB T IR ERTS,PIIILLDELPHIA.- MARINE INSURANCES on Vessels, Cargo and Freight, to all parts or the World. 11. 1 1.A.f . 0) thsußANcai on Bende l by Rivers, Canals, Lakes, and Land Oar. riagee, to all parts or the Union. EIRE .I.NSU RANCEb on Merchandise generally, on Stores, Dwelling ;ROL:n.33, t. 42, D WWI lKartm, Edmund A. :louder, Theophflun Paulding, John N. Penrose, John O. Davis, Jaynes Traqusar, Wm. Eyre, Jr James C. Hand, m. C. Ludwig, Joseph E. Seal, Dr. R. M. Heaton, Geo. Q. Lieper, Augt. Craig, Charles Kel ley, Samuel R. Stokes, J. F. Peruston,adenry Sloan, hamird. Darlington. H. Jones Brooke, Spe ncer SPllvain. Thomas C Hand : , Robort Burton, Jr., J E .Roo yre, b J P oln ionn em dames pie,. .B ri . 4.. t F .z a ish ran , A. B. Berger, c.o. WILLIAM DiA_ILTIN, President. -INK* C. HAND, Vice President. Rim LaJwll24 QeCr it zw9F.ltta, Agent Ea 96 Verities' . stamilitteWrgh, Wrll 'II. WHITNEY, zsroz , lktesr a. rpricE at the Pittsburgh Post, Fiftb stneet. near Wood. ylil !SIM 8.8/3/181408?..--- ..lAILXB 8- 1188 MVALMONT & KERR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FRANKLIN 6 ENA NGO CO., Pennsylvania. W. PATS/SMA t . 14). 2 4 . DAWtle? PAT TERSONfi DAWSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 15.1111N76 LAW BUILDINGS, Diamond Street, near Grant. 10:13- T TSB UR GE, P.J. F.ILITICAS; ATTORNEY AT LAW, OLftee, No. 754 Grant Street (Three (loon below the hours .Hou.se. l znya:iy 1. - irr.,nnon, Pa. L. ISRACREIVRIIDGE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Ottlee, No. 135 Fourth St-, PITTSBURG:Ii, PA. JOSIEPH ALDAL'IN, DENTIST, tio. 97 Wylie Street, Plttabeirgt , ,, RI./ 211 BNOE:—Dr. A. M. }'n Cock, ir Eiahock, Theodor e lassell Errett, Esq. myl4:ly TEETH! SAVE THEM BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. ei SILL, has removed to 246 PENN sTithyT, i n the lICIj,I iormoriv occupied oy Dr. (4. K. Keyser. CLui3Ot , Chu:Th.- 14e will give all the modern improvements. Teeth inserted at various , pnoes, from 115 to sr.2 per i•et. RIPERINCR—Rep. W. 1 , . owa:d,Rev . :~urnu v F,a- A_Bradley, A.(3. hreanilless, M. r., J. di Hop kins, W. li. Vanhirk, L. ( 4 e,.. E. Keyser, W. Nim `Samuel M'Kee. and7:l3, DR. C. BAELa WATERCURE MID HOKOPATHIC PHYSICIAII; RAI bikioVP ' S - ATED TRITSS IR. T_T .P. T LT R E .13 _ ,129 a, „a 70 0011. PF:NN AND I,vAyNE bTg. .10}1 NM. dIRB PATRICK )o;-1N 1.1E.1,14)N LAW PARTNEIi...4IIIP. - - TIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS YY day formed a Co-partnerabili :e the praeir e the Littv,, JOHN M. EIHISPATHICK, JOHN MELLON, Pittsburgh, May loth, 15:51. KIRKPATRICK di; MELLON, ATToIiNEYS AT LAW, No. 133 Fourth. Street, Bve door.' a'oove Brnahlield, Pitt...hurgn, TAMES A. 1, , )VslitlE, Attorney at u Law, °dice, Fot - Ln ,troet, P:tniburgn, te tween dtn Geld and C!),,rry FORGE SELDEN HAVING resumed THE PRACVICF, UP LAW, may hereafter he found at his office, 122 Fourth atrect, P;ttt..bufgu. 1029 AHL, t - urgeori ik-atist, successor Ai..to N. W. Biddle, No. 144 Smithfield streoL IQ- Office hours from eight to 1 o'ciodr. and from 2 v. , 6 o'clock. CUPPING AND LEECHING, 111. & MKS. BES.E. IdA-Teeth extracted. Hot. Cuisi and Shower Baths se18:1• F 1:F. E. 177 Grsnt street. di!, Goa', Olandlts, ALADDIN COAL JIL COMPANY. BIIKRETON, JOHNSTON & WILKINS, 45 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa., LEAVE ALWAY:-; on hsu:l s superior and Cra ; IA. Nkn iy LIMPS of ev,-•ry rsr..tv, Whe - ,'n•s'e. Find aplfkly B. C. . sAW WEB., SANC ?A ;77 ClirlFl LARD OIL, CANDLES, Palm, iolloi er,,l Rosin fiosips, So. 47 Wood Street, Pittablarga. Pa NATRONA OIL mANUFACTU 'AEU BY PESNsy ranin Snit Manufactunng Company CLEAR AN]) oIioRLEsS, and guaranteed um - Man znabl. in 0010 T. TUE ILI.UMLNSIiUi ok"r LiS Y " Constantly ._./1 hand and for era, hy I'. S. 1.1, Cr their new No. :14 S ood street, beta rcs F find Second Arent _ A Lc.) Y u. iIoRNER Fuliti. AN 1) Ri)sS sTS. N_/P - Lttatrurgli, Ps, agent for ince: pt and pals CA Et BUN 0 I LS. lieeps constantly on hand, and it. receiving henry and light min suitable for Lubricating and Refitting purposes, which will be sold 11_,w for cash and rant, or arcliassMsw IL (UAL erL CAitbut I_ O LAMP STORE. I guarantee my Cc/AI, AND CARBON OIL To be the twat in this market, and my styles of LAMI'd are the latest and best, eel of overt' sanely. COAL OIL is the most coonomical and brilliant fight known, and is entirely non-explosive. Wholesale dealer. and country stores suppled with Coal or Carbon Oil, pure, and of the unest quality, at low prices; also, Lampe, Wlcks and Chimneys. C. 'I'II2MI,I, Nos. 10 and 12 Kalb cireet, below Market' my7blydaw in the Excelsior Omnibus ststior.. ... irk all NEW WALL PAPER STORE. BETWEEN FIFTIE AND LIBERTY BM. No. 107 Market Street, 'THE SUBSCRIBER IS OPENING anew and large stock of PAPER HANGINGS, Embracing a complete suhoortment ter Dwellings, Stoma, Offices, Hans, Churches, &c, to which be would respectfully invite the attention of the Pub. lin, having an entire new stock of goods recently purchased and now arriving. Those in want of new goods will find them by looking through our assortment marfslyd JOS. it. lIUG FIRS. WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER! The Largest Assortment and Lowest Prices in Pittsburgh. Come and me WALTER P. MARSHALL, No. $7 Wood Street, (Near Fourth, at the Old Stand,) Rae for sale French, German and American WALL PAPERS, FOR PARLOR'S., HALLS, CHAMBERA CEWRCHE/3, LODGYS, de 50,000 rolls at 12i cts. 50,000 rolls at , 8 a /AZ ndlo ct s. Wl:anew OURIAIN 6 is F Pnurre, Tsailza Comas, Czn.reca, dp. Stir Look for the Striped Front. The only place in town where a full a.seortrnent of French never le kept. mar/0 JAMES M. TAYLOR. ALDERMAN, OFFICE, 451 Penn street, sth Ward no LLE C T I ON S promptly made. Deeds, Ponds, Mortgages and other Legal Writing , Drawn, Acknowledgements Taken,Bills Probated. ay6dy 47,337,989 12 - - _ OAL, NUT COAL,SLACK, & COKF —Having purchased the entire interest of m. partners in the firm of BAILEY WICALN It Co., am now prepared to tur.sri to our former custorr era and the citizens of Pittsburgh and viemit. generally, a superior quality of COAL, NUT COAT , SLACK nod CORE, in large or small quartiles. Or dare sent through the Post Office, left at the Mi. Rouse of the Monongahelaßridge, or at the Works will be attended to with promptness. Coal Works and Office, eitnated to South Pitts burgh, one square above the Monongahela Bridge 11711 m JAMES M. BAILEY RENCEI WALL PAPERS, of Spring Importation, prior to enforcement of the new :miff, are mow sold 30 per cent. nheaner than can he hereafter. Styles very Leautifni. For sale by eels W. P. MA RSH ALL, 87 Wood street. - - - GREEN AI S PL - ES.-17 barrels just received and for rale by 11E3 RY K. COLLIM. SUNDRY PRODUCE.- 100 Bags Pea Nu W; 75 do Feathers: 60 bOX6B Cream Cheese; a thin Eirg,s; 3.4 bins Mackerel, N 0.1% • 250 bushels Dried Apploe 60 do do 1 eaches; Bacon &dm 100 Oil harrehr, in store and for sale by JAB. A. FETZER. corner Market and First 1 5 GROSS BRA NDRETIVS PILLS, jut received and for sale by GEORGE A. KELLY, Druggist, sag 0) Federal street, Allegheny. SIEMMGI =MO er, &r. 41 errant. BENNETT„ -- LIPORTER AND DEALER IN 1 BRANDIES, CORDIALS, WINES, Old Monongahela and Beatific/Whisky, No. 120 Wood Street, 44122: 6m _Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN M'DMIITT, WHOLESALE GROCER, —AND DRALD.II IN— New Orleans Sugar and Lliolasses, PLO UR., ilaco.Ar, Rice, Cheese, Fish, 0118, &c., No. 311 Liberty Ltreet, opposite Smithfield, PITTSBUReLL PENIc'A. A constant e 1111 p: fof Pure hand Wine of he own unitortation always on Also, 01 Monongahela Rye, Scotch and Irish Whiskeys. sp23:lyn b. B. 44. C. P. 31.4,111K1LE, MANIIPACTUILEBB AND r:i3ELA. CAEI2ELS IN .}3OOIC, CAP, LETI'I..R, and all kinds of NRA PPI.N(- PAPER, .lave removed from AO. Sa 7 NVOgi, ..2T.R.FE'f to No. 33 's'err.i; infield street, F3 , TTSBURGH, PA, r.r Trade for Rag;, ups WILLIAM CARR & Co., Wholesale Grocers, WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c. I : I ZPORTERES OF ALSO , Distillers and Dealers in FINE OLD MONONGAHELA EYE WHISKY, 327 and 32n Liberty Street, PITTABURC , I-2, i'A. %FITCILAT; n #1;14.1 4 1 1"10111. WHOLEBALh: t RF.:IAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT, No. 37 Dixx,:tond Alley, Nnar \i'uod Street, UROH, PA. .44TAInaya on hand Inao'anorrr, Cherry and C.:gua,! Brandreß, Nonongal.ela Rectified y. .k •mhiß It:. Mn;l DLETON a BR O. IMPORTE.P.fi WINES, BRANDIES, &;.e ALSO DRALSILS Ix Fine Oki IWhitikies, NO. & NORTH FRONT STREET, spliklyd PHILADELPHIA. dobarto and Ssitgars, ct D. RINEHART, K.121117A0T10L16 AND DLUdia ai ALL EIND9 TOBACCO, SNUFF tt SEGARS, _ay.31:27 NO 120 WOOD STREET. - - LYON ARASTBIAL, Wholesale and Retail Leal:, GENUINE HAVANA SEGARS, Virginia Chewing Tobacco. WOOD STREET, under th u at. Charlos How., PPTTSBURGEL Pi Wag. fuII.LJU, Pt lla t. W . kfaccersoa, Pit:atm:Ugh IVIRILLER & IFIVIPUETSON, WHOLESALE GROCERS, /OD DlPGrritita 07 BRAN 'DIES, WIN AEli AND SAGGARS, N Cat u 4..1) zra, CUR.N.E.R OF LIER,RTY AND UM IN 81' FLEETS, AND SOLE ANENT:, rOP. EARER'S CITY GLASS purrsnuitGli, PA. Iron, Nada, ttttun Yarns, Conatantly on Nand. mr2 i3,l9utrrkan 6al4rits. 4 , ;LA,! , 2ifi,;olV'S' A.MBROTYPE GALLERY, -IN Al_ P . A. - 5?". E T"5.7 3E3 STRE.F.T Fr() TIIUSE PARTIES WANTING fir, A tr,bro:ypes at a moderate price. and ad wild hare been unathe to °Hain a good ilkeness elsewhere are respectfully solicited to call. Large variety o. ceare and 'rare' always on hand. Prices moderate and situaLiction guarinteed, C. GLASCOW, criylo a Fourua etree.t. Plaaburgh. PEOPLES' GALLERY, 93 WOOD gTREET : Corner of Dlael ,, nd Alley. 911 fI E SCBSCRIEFAZ WOULD RES'. PF.C't FULLY annon ace to the eikzens of Pitta. burgh ana vicituty, that he has leased the above Formic.: Gallery. and is prepared to take every va riety of Pmtnre known to the Photographic Art, in meet perfect style,. an at GREATLY R.E.DU• GEE PRiCE/S. Important improvements have been 'added, rendering this the moe desirable, econom,st and pteaeant location in the city my 1 A. JAQIIAY. cgrartm P. Rrritra J. 8. Barnum H. 1). Rinill (Late at Miller & Itleketson'a.) KEYNIER & :lIHOTIIERS. (Successor to Rrruic h Asnasson.) Wholesale Dealer. in FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, CONFECTIONERY, SUGARS, FIRE WORKS, Sc. No. 39 Wood at., and No, 113 Second street, Opposite St (Merles Hotel, WILLIAM BAGALEY, Wholesale Grocers, Noe. 18 and 20 Wc,,.....1 Street, WM. a 8151T11...=...7...J03. R. LICINTFAR. WM. M. SMITH & co., WHOLESALE GB 0 C Ejt 11$ SECOND AND 147 FIRSTITREETS _m 2 S Pittsburg Pa. U PHOLSTERT w. , No. 85 c kourth Street, near Wood . SUBSCRIBERS MANUFAC ture and keep constantly on hand every ark. e in their lino, viz: Cornice Ornaments, Cm tan Goods, Comforts, Feather Beds, Mattresses - o all kinds; also, the celebrated- Patent. Spring Beds All kinds of shades, Blinds and Fixtures. la-Prompt attention given to all orders for fil tine and laying clown Carpets, OH Cloths, an. octli lyd ROBE,RTB a R0817.10K. A olio Hall Billiard Saloon. OHN GANGWISCII would remind his old friends and customers that he Is still to be found at his old stand, Apollo Hall, entrant on Fourth street. He has always on hand the bet quality of lager beer, and in connection with it( hall, a well appointed billiard saloon, with goo: tables, balls and cues. Rebember the place, Apollo Hall, Fourth et near Wood. entrance from Fourth. .1, • A F AND BRASS BELL AN BRASS FOUNDER, No. TO SECOND Btree4 Pitts buret: Pa., is ',reposed to furnish to order, CHURCH, STEAMBOAT FACTORY AND OTh RR BELIB, (4' ALL SIZES, From le to 1"1, 000 pounds_ CHIMEBELLS made to order. STOP ANI GAUGE COCK'S of all 5i7.4`.9. fcr Steam t ,,, 0t..x. MINERAL WATER PUMPS, COUNTS:It RAII INGS, and every variety of Braas Castinim finishe I in the neatest manner. Jar RABBIT'S ANTI-ATTRITION METAI FULTON'S PATENT AfERALLIC PACKING, rot Steam En,M nea. SUNDRIES.-- 160 bags Rao Coffee, 160 bbls (oak,) N. 0. Molasses, 15 hilds Porto Rico Sugar, 60 bblii Refined do • 25 " do Yellow do 600 boxes Window Glass, 26 bble N. I'. Syrup, 15 " N 0.3 Large Mackerel, 10 " dO 10 bbla Na 2, medium, do for salebr W. H. SMITE( 115 Recood.an4 14P Front AitrAnt AXES ON WESTERN LANDS.- Pereons owning lands in the West, who wish toPay taxes, are' informed that weanend to the :Minnesota,receivin and parrn ant of Taxes in Wisconsin, lowa, As. S. CIITERIM 801 q. 61 Market et. fIOLT'S REVOLVERS ! COLT'S BE_ 'kJ VOLVERSI—Just received, another lot by express of all the different kinds mamas:n=od. Sharp's roar &at Repeaters dilen"sr Seven do Smith t Wesson's Seven S h ot Repeaters. For sale by BOWN & TETLEY jultnit . ifilTtritt - OrttilfitS AT REID - CTOEIX:P X 2 INICIFB: JANIES W. WOODWELgdp NW. 97 and 99 Thlrd. Street. AND FOIVETEI STREET, CONSISTING OF ALL VARIETIES OF STYLES AND FINISH, 1111LIPABLI POE Hotels and Private Dwellings. MI orders promptly attended. to, and the Flrtfrurteioacratifucl ill i etl i rgt d she e d z athertnebee. Cabinet Masers supplied with every article in tae hoe. mare 14 1 URNITURE FOR I ,_ ju assortment of Pittsburgh mazinfaettirect F URN TuR, embracing BUREAUX, WARDROBE:Oi, y no every article needed In a well tarnished :rig, as well tis a splendid assortment of OFFICE PURNITURP, Constantly on hand and made to o.N. er As the 00,l terms on which business isvitone dile estab lishment is for CASH, pri - v - Aare made amoral:oY. Persons m want Of aeiything in the above' hue, 'could be advantaged lir calling at FACKINEIR ißtplN Bg, No. 103 Smithfield street, below Filth. J. D. Facareas, Inror TAT .orts-ra. Under Care of the Franciscan iirothers. HIS INSTITUTION, SITUATED 4 1 IN LORETTO, Cambria County, Pennsylva. Ms, fom miles from Creeson Station, on the direct route between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, was chartered in 1868 with priviliges to confer the usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees The loca tion of the College is one of themoet healthy In Pennsylvania—this portion of the Allegheny Mountains being proverbial for Its pure water, bracing air, and picturesque scenery. The Scholastic year commences on the FIRST MONDAY after the lath 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, to., &c.,. will be furnished by the Institution to the Students. Instrumental and Vocal Music forms no extra charge. Students will be admitted from eight years to the age of manhood. Tsars—Board and Tuition, payable half yearly in advance .......... ..... .......... ..... $lOO Washing and Ilea of 10 Classics: and Modern Languages, extra--- 10 Stiments spend Vacation at the College 10 Refer puce can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Connor, to the Rev. T. S. Reynolds, Bt. Mary's, Loretto, and to other Clergymen of the Pittsburgh Diocese. THE WEST CHESTER ACADEMY AT WESTCII ESTER, PA., WITHIN two hours ride from Philadelphia by the Fenn=ylvanis Central or the West Chester direct Raltroad will resume the duties of the SUMMER TERM on the first day of MAY next, and close on the last day of •'eptember. The School, therefore, is in session during Le SUMMER MJNTHS. Pupils are rece!ved at any tune at proportionate charges. The average number of students is 85, tinder the charge of nine Teachers. The French, German and bparush languages are taught by native resident instructors. For catalogues apply to WM. F. WYERS, A XE Prinoll, apl2:2md:eod at West Chester,-Penna. WATER RENT 4 ALA L RSONB LIAB.LE FOR and Business Taxes and Water Renta in the city of Pittsbu - gh, are hereby notified thatihe above taxes and water rents are now due and payable at t - e City Treasurer's Office, Fourth fitreet. <WO: on all payment made before AUGUST FIRST, a Discount of Five Per OCIIt will be al lowed. Between August Ist and Sep ember 16th, a discount of Two Per Cent, Between 00- tober 14 and November lot, an addition will be made cf five per cent and after November let, all retraining unpaid will be put in the hands of collect ore, with a further addition of five per cent. je3 WM . E.101:1BAUM. etty Treasurer.. .AS.. -1" 2EI-1:E3I la AV E JUST OPENED A SPLENDLD wigortment of Velvet, Brussels, Three-Ply, Tapes try, and Common Ingrain Carpetings. From 8 to 24 feet, new designs and beautiful pat= with all goods usually found in FIRST c CARPET STORES, and on aa favorable terms as any other hones in the oily. mtatO D. C. KNEELARD K EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND SQUARE AND OVAL BONNET. BOXES ; lao, makes to order PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES, suitable tar Shoes, Dry Goode, he., at Eastern ricea. Corner Virgin alley and Wood street, (third tory--orer g.ink,) Piths burgh, Pa. ASK y liyait's Patent illuminating Tiles. PITTSBURGH HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS HYATT'S CELEBRATED ILLUMINATING PITTSBUIL "VOR LIGHTING BASEMENTS, LARS, AREAS, AND COAL VAULTS. We would respectfully solicit an examination of samples, at our Warehouse, No. 150 Water Street, ANDERSON & PHILLIPS, A_ gents for mars BROWN BROTHERS, manufacturers, Chicago, Illinois. Notice of Dissolution Partnership NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ,A,l the _partnership lately existing betweenLEE A. BE CK H AM and GEORGIE A. KELLY of the city of Allegheny, under the firm of BECKAM KELLY, was dissolved on the 22d of April. HRil, by mutual consent. BECKHAM d KELLY. zar theness will be carried on at the old stand by subscriber, by whom ail the business of the late firm will be settled. GEORGE A. EIeLT y Allegheny, June 4, 186L—iee-tf SOAP, CANDLES AND OILS. Lotto Boxes Chemical Olive Bossing 130 a pt 600 do Rosen Soap in /, 2 and b bars SW do No.l Palm Soap in 1, 2 and Blb bang 200 do Ciente do in Ilb bars, 160 do German do ban, 260 do Friend CO Woman Soap in Ilb bars 1,000 do Shaving and Toilet Soap in different shapes and sizes. GOO Boxes Miners' Candles, 1,000 do Hydraulic Pressed and hfonld Candles for Summer use. 200 Boxes Adamantine Star Candles, 41,6 s t Ss. E.O d 0 New Bedford Sperm Candles, as, as & as. 20 do Wax Colored Candles, 4a, 5s A es. do Coach do, do Stardo, 10 Barrels No. 1 Lard Oil, 6 do do 2 do, 25 do Lubricating N 1 Oil, 10 do do do 20i1, 60 do Carbon Illuminating 213 do Coal do do, On Land and for sale, by B. C. J. H. SAWYER, To whom was awarded, by the 11. EL Agricultnnil Society, the first prendurns for Oils, Soaps and Candles. mhlft AILD ID 6 cases cane 11 aardines—choice brands; anl4 4 4 aand % " " -Ixmed in.. 400 3 and Bale nY -RATALERA Baas. 6..,D0Z. PARRISH'S HAIR RESTOR ATIVE; e doz Parriah's Elixir; just received and for axle by GEO. A. KELLY, iii? Allegheny city EAD.-1000 Piga, received by sea HENRY COLLIN& a Th A T 87460 bilTshels Prime Oata, in store and for sale by _ _ IQUORICE. _Li 6 ewes Sicily Liquorice ip 5 15 Imes; 8 0818bria lcust received end:for eats by Neal 11317EILIN, SRO% BOOK Clii.Bl2l, 4S~~t8:I~0~8~ ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE, -FOR SPRING SALES. W. D. & 11. DIMALLUM, 87 Fourth Street, OIL CLOTHS FOR THIS SA.LB OP JAMES Ai FETZER, dormer Market it First eta - 6 31:I# A 0 a .. K i , ilti hk in,ttis ...1,.., nJ A. '` Z& tf.' - ‘, tt '-' I Pread atierirrierNa et Third, IVISMA Nll.olaLESit3o2Wila g icerianditt 'cluingl,Bfrikere., ank,Najerilli NOW its, AccepraafteitfiroW and Bann Notes Exchange on the-Eaatenr and Weeterkkotioe eon etahtl for sale. United Statee. N ita received tin,parl 2 , en*ent ?rep ate N firkeitetreit _. _44_ Lad Fourth streets- ~1~1. DOLL4I 114 OR so. e& VOURTYI IitILBET's CHARTERED. -IN., 1866. FIRM DAILY,- from'9-M-2,6r010b1c. - 4_,/ also, on Wednesday ainf Sittradaylrrentegs • f rom May Rot to NovemberlatyfrianYto 9 orelOck and from November Ist r My - Ist Hera 4to o'clock. • - Deposita received ere sant riot than Oh • Deutz, and a dividend of the'pridiled twice a year, in June and December. , hittnist 'been declared, semi-annually, in. Junitand-Ifeceintor , since the Barth- was urginiirstd, - nt six per cent. year: • ' Interest % if not drawn ortkiettillo - thelMO eft he depositor as principal, and beann the an interest' from the first days Of Aloe and Detbkoher, compounding twice a year sailboat. troulblingthede. ',snot to cad or even to present his Pasitfloola: At this rate, money will doable in less thantiribre years, making in the aggregate thirm_aati OAHE= TS.3 CCM a TAM Books containing- the' •Charter,.- By-Isitt*Rolee the office and Regulations, furnished 'grittisironnpplimaiiol at anananV • REORS•E William J. Anderson. Jainea Het* - Hill •Bargwim Ism A. M. s Perittocß,z Benj. L. Fahnerdock, PollockX. Hopewell Hepburn, Robert - Robb, • James Hardman, Jean EMMA, James D. Kelley, Aleanneler- ittßei' Alexander Bradley aßlx , John liClifaraddem John C. Backofen,- Peter Ntadeilai: George Black, John Johnß. Contbsid, ;James liPAtiley r -' Alonzo A. Carrierr John Mara/W.4 Charles A. Cotton, Walter P. Marsha William Douglas, John Orr, John Evans, Henry L. Ringers* John Holmes, John H. ifbeenberge William B. Haven, Alexander Bpear. , Peter H - Bunker, William . E. Schmertz, Richard Hays, Laagolabittler. • William S. Lovely, Chriaitian Yeager: CHARI,EB POLTOfi., BOA 14, OFFICE. HENRY IV ClffilOTT#, No.' 100 Smithfield St., • Near the-comer of 0 %14 PITTSINURGII,PA. ILIONEY in large-and small quantities ALL loaned on Gold and Silver, Dhurio n uds t Jen!• zieGoldcaait fliljaner3NriltVite,o;indlll. on. ;ta l i e • goods eannotte delivered without Mruiret; Rot accountable in gams of fire. isli.Ofsoe Hours from 7A. Af.to 10 P. NG law IRE MERCANTILE AGENCY, FOR THE • PROMOTION & PitOTUTION OP MUM Over 840,000 Btiminere Rotuma TteMeal l Em bracing every City, Town and.: l 7 tne United States, Canada,andother British Possessions in N. A. T R. G. DUN & CO., - Propnetora. A. ARMSTRONG, Nexicoar, Corner of Wood and Filth Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa, Established New York, lime, MI, Pittsburgh Ma 3862 Head Odle* I NEW YORK. DUN, BOYD & CO Branch °Meet, Pittsburg ; B G Dun t Co; - Philadelpb* B Dun & Co; CincinnaU, G Dun & Co; Cleveland, ,R Don 4 Co; Detroit, R GB Dun it CO,; . Min/18%A Gl Dun & 0); reilwankle,G Dan &00 ; Nen' Orleans, B G Dun Co ; Charleston, B G Dun t Co ; , Lottiseßit, G Dun & Co; kit. Louis, B Diu& itCo;..Nash• rills, RG Dun t Co. Assoc ia t• Offices . Boston, E Russell Co; Haiti:more l . J DrPratt Co; Richmond, Pratt A CO. Foreign, O Toronto, R G Dun &Cot Itlillmes. ontnial, /relit= Co; London,_Eng, Dun &Co. • - Reference Boo k s with nolicesof phanos, printed daily, furnished to subscribers. Price It In Collections promptly attended to in parts of the United Btates end British Possesshowand References to upwards of ]tie Rouses iii4ttatturgh for whom the office makes collectione. Letters of introduction to 'antlers of:lii&tittind• ing and respectab il ity in every meet:lona ihion will be gratunonstvierniabed to subscribers mug mg en application at the office. Also to - of tr otb'eee natoea above. ..... QB. SEELY a H 4 FIFTH STREET, opposite PiUsistret. s:AL ESTATE ANA GENRHAL AGE= - Mad= Ltr NOTES, BONDS, MORTGAGES anct - gthfirSeen rit les. Sias!, _ 7.1) rite: EXCELSIOR GLASS WORAS. A. WOLFE—F. T. PLUMEEMT:iiki**L WOLFE PLUNKETT 411 GLASS MANUFACTURRIA WAREHOUSE No. 12 Wood Street, Writer oTlrlist, isaMT Pinsltnargb. W. ousunteitais, ctromnranear,.....XoMOrrialLlX D. mesa.... CIINNINGiti-M8 - 4t G.-PI TT S. BURGH CITY 61.6.88WORIC8:Maretionse. Water street, and 166 First streey..-Fittaburgh, Pa., three doors below MononggeTaHouse, Manufacturers of PlLtsburgh , Glass Druggists' Glass Ware said illinerican,-Cbnvez Edam, for parlor windewsp-chmrchesandtpublio buildings. , , ~ISSQ~II~tQIIS~.f_.. - sissonition of Co-Paroi4brigg,p. _ THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO fore existing between .701 flit p_z., HUNT £ HENRY MINER, under :the arm orlittaT a MINER, is this day dissolied by mtitualx;tiinmA. The business of the late firm will be pied by HENRY MINER, who is authorised 14,nigh the tirm's name In • • • • JOIN P. Burr, HENRY MINER. July 1646,185 L HENRY MINER, Bucceasor to RIM & MIRED" Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER & ZUMLIA&LER N 09,11 and 78 MYTH BTRPZEM Neat door to the Post Office, t 92 9 F YOU WANT SOME GOOD NEW Find or prepared Mince Meat, mixed. And all G I. -r kind of Spices, ooking Brandy or W* Oleo 'Orange, Lemon end Citron Peel go to' Hairorta &others in the Diamond, where -get all new wok Fruit and ldwerther at any other hones in Me . Also o_geoarat &rattan B= t of 14unily merles, Teas, 1911 tea, B= all other de or Ferrathd Mares*: ' ors. • ' 'Wg WORTH den-, eon:loco! Dien:mod aod-PlarleaeAsitalN LIUNS, PISTOLS, ItIFILLS,-The at GUM tention of those in Bean% of • RIFLES, PISTOLS; to,, &0,, a dtreeted to our splendid Brook. W. W. YOUNG No. fir Weal di TERMS CASILI,NEW - ;, , GOODS I NEW GOOI49II—OPEN TBI3. DAL—Now Prints, Gin barns, Ao. Grey Goods, r eceu cents and upwards, a large lot damaged by , water, price 4 cents pe o p rard. A large lot lAinnelle , (Old style) Prints at 4 cents part' a 0. rd, former prica.B3Lcts. Bargains orcurb. RANSON .L 0 aria 74 lltarket. A SMALL FARM FOR:SALE, four „EL and a half miles from the city. 'Twentytive acres in cultivation, balance in prime timber A good new frame dwelling home of six rooms, hall and kitchen ; stable, good garden. mall; of water. he. Price, 4600. Perms easy. For sale by .og. .8 ci.ITNBRRT a 50N.:57. Market at. STARK :COUNTY, INDIANA,--160 scree of good land on the Pt Wayne end Chi cago Lh. Price V 3 Oe neracre, Far saleby can S. CUTHBERT a . ea% avragrkitt. street. • SILIX—CH EAPEICTTrO-X.- BOOTS, SEOES, AND BROGANS. Gall /30011 at the Cheap Oath &we et JOSEPH R. BORLAND. tali 8H Market street, 2 0l doer from Firth. CIITRON.- 1 4 , 10 boxes fresh Cit-on; 6 4 Orange Peel; " Lemon " now in store nod foe Bale by [see) 'RINDIIOI."4 BROS. 301—LB8 FRONIFIKIan CAME •-• PO* DER. lust reeetved'and Ai tale by GEORGE iaItELLY, as. eel 9 69 Federal street.* . L INSEED 4 ;).LL•-• 7-1.00 bblai o axle by • A. FAHNESTOCH CO. ' 960 emir saimsteetillfoo4 me, , . PiMaburgb, Ps
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