Propoiilg for= Arjns Wagoii and Ambit
a . lance Harness.
OTOb oiAbmt Ciothiwo awd Kquitaoe, ]
y« 4 i ... i. Commr qf Moward and Mercer v
' . v ’ Nrw Yokx, August 8,1801. J
WILL BE EECBIVED
r' ! St fh3»<>fflCB for famishing, by contract Army
agon Harness.
Toe proposals should state the price at which
- r they canbe furnished, at the plaoea M fhannffto
ttite, and the price at which they can be delivered
at-ttus depot; the number which can be made bv
the bidder within one month alter the receipt 0 f thh
! • P*dW. also the number which he can deliver with
in one wook#
i» Th liS2 e ri mn «‘«“oUy conform to the follow
- %Ku l oG“ B d^rltwtto i ™- apatterll “ :
sJmn?il?2a*' Br *® c,,Btra l i ”’’ 3i66 ’ 6 inches lone.
® e ?® a im ° U inch rings of % inch
S!S.' 1 2tae*?* p#B „*?®* u inches todies
J3U ind^n^LP 1 ! 6 ?® 8 * ee * * on fc’ 2>£ ioch-H wide, with
i 55 croBß straps to buckle into stay
.’Ve.te maej-sidfi straps 4 feet
«!%«{?.ijJ* aca tie straps 15 inches long, i*
BandaLong aide,2 feet 3 inches long,
t i wide, witba two inch buckle; short aide
ASP* o inches long and 2 inches wide.
•*"Q Hair Collars, 18 to 10 inches long, with double
- stops and gale leathers and buckles % inch wide.
Two pairof strong Haines to suit, ttmde of white
oak root, ironed with hookerbreast rings IU inch
square, staples and Hne rings, 72
Two pair of Hem Straps—Lower one 5 feet 6
edde; upperone 4 ieetflinchee
jl’' O ii < S <a r oTown P*. eoe 2 feet long. lft inch
•idF-’fwl^H.ffS^i 8 ?™ 10 inches long, lft inch
racheß long, lftmo? wide;
lone 1 40 crown pieces 1« inches
P iece 11 ‘non® B '“ft 1 inch
lour, inches wide; reins,
!255 1 inch wide; short side 2 feet
wuh linch buckle; butts, tinned
mu Hen, toweigh £ pounas to the donen
»W> pair Cham Pipes, 2 feetlong, inches wide
~*wO palr Trace Chains, 7 leet long, 16 links to
’*°ot*of N° 8 iron, with T on one end, weight
*isto 8 ms per pa^ 1 Twisted or straight
One pairof Breast Chains, 22 inches lone, 14
links to the foot, of No 8 iron Twisted
Two Neck Straps, 8 feet 1 inch long, 2ft tnohea
wide, with 2% inch buckle
TwoNeckUhains, 4 foot 6 raches long, 14 link#
to the foot. No 4 iron, T and loop to be riveted on
to the neck etrap Twisted
i„?P 6 / ad^. 6 ’ ?" u!e ? n Attakapas tree, head, gnl-
Mied.-covereiTta the naual trey
Kraeh^" ta "? 9d h °nebide; flaps 20 inches long,
a/mc^" d r’ > feet 8 inohcea long,
»>‘ h Vi. inch buckle on one end,
*° tJB saddle by being meted to
tomOTrred Btraps, 1% inch wide; those straps are
enrtf?ra£? aldB 8f the saddle-tree, one
end 51 t °.‘? a front part Of the bar, to other
endtoUio extension ofthe bar behind the cantle,
opaniah saddie fashion; stirrup leathers 4 feet 7
moheB long, 1% mch wide, with inch buckle;
Stirrups, malleable iron, tinned, bolt ere pattern,
to weigh fl>s to a dozen pair
LEAD.
Two to 18 inches long,made the same
as for wheel harness
Two piar of Hames to suit, of same material as
SSJF™!! I .•harness, ironed, with hooks, breast
niff L Ti r !, , ’ gB ’n Wth Bm>pß Min "heel h«r
tSo N7ct B m dl ’ “*? “P 18 “ for wheel harness
whTO?fmneS f “ Cha '“’ the BBme “ for
I* 8 Beliy BaEdathe same as for wheel Harness
iwo pmr Cham Pipes, « «
Two pair Trace Chains, a ..
loo'Jl.lL t lF per ,“ n<l Hip Slraps Back strap 5 feet
rm > !, "'™ s X' nohesto2 i< inches wide
Bln Straps, each 2 feet 4 inches long, inch
wide, «tch with a hook at one end
Two Bank Banda, 8 feet 4 inches long, 3)4 inches
b^kfeSsfhir 4 ,eet longi VAI nch wide ’ 18
wiS° Stc *p» 6 toe l o inches lon % mch
feet lon & 1 inch wide to
the bitat each end, with a ring sewed
centre to reemye the lead lino *
a rmikhS?? 1 liilne, ? feet lQ ng> finches with
a ttjckJeat oneend and an STnch loop at the other
heßTy plB “ d horßBh,de ' 6 f *« «
?7 a L 8f bristles,-by-inches
One Curry-Oombe, No 222— 8 bar
widairl'nchiFF® P"* edln 8 twv shout 18inches
tonh’.mi dee J’’ 84 mches l0 ”P. made of 1
be°requssc^ pere ’™° d hooi>s or '™ n i »» many
Pour Horse Harness, as followa, to witi
„ „ WHEEL.
iniT m? ad< i r “ Breech straps. 3 foot 8 inches
wSFwS inches wide, sewed in 4-mch nogs of %
4 / eß | onE ' 3 leches wide; stay
i lnoheß lo “K» a inches wide with Ift
SS„L b ?',' Cf c?» elrai* to buckle into stay
iFln^L 6 P et % mch wide; aide atraps 5 feet
o n,* 'l^‘”C ,ie “traps 15 laches
10 5, e ’ H, 1 " 8 * 1 *'° B - tapenog to a point
,„" 8 Belly-Bsodß bongsido ■> leet4 inches long,
,oS a w,th » 3 lnBh buckle; ,i,ort side 1
loots mepea long and 2 Inches wide
. H!u f Collars, 22 to 23 raches long, with
wide* Strap “ Bnd “* fe leathers and mob
i ron % to l “ u 'i made ° fwhitc
ironed with hooka, breast ring; j QC h
'aoctere, espies and line riots K A
PJ'' Hame Streps Lower one 6 feet 8
tonst£?SSi.^.lf Ch u PP‘ !r one 4 foete inohes
n&/V5Sr Wl< !p or Wum waned leather
° TO ™P'e™ 2 feet 2 men, „ lon*.
Sef £j ek p aCeB eaci J 0 inches long,
inch wide; front piece 12* inches long, \y.
7 ?'«es. from blinds to crown P T. ce?
i?. 0 ?! 8 *?”*> }% ln °h wide; nose piece 12 inches
L, incll ™ df : Winds 6 inches long, 6 inches
wide; reins, long side 4 feet 2 inches long, 1 ibcn
widoi Fliort side 2 foe 6 long, 1 inch wide, with 1
tocsMrackle; bite, tinned mullen, to weigh 6 tbs the
inches Ctl! ‘ inPipeii ' 2 f6 ®‘ 6 ’* aDee lon R> 2K
Teet Ion & 14 hnk-s to
the foot, of 1 iron, twisted or BtiaiehL with T
on one end, weight 9 ft>s per pair B 1
to°the e o r f ho'^ron:^;^' 168 14
mch6S ionK ’ inches
to fS?inches long, 14 links
eted^oe ii’o 4 T and loop lo be nr
etes °® tfMh© neok soap, swirel in the chain
mndc on Attakapaa tree, head, gollet
S?flSn!!d r h Dt ’ eTe t in ‘he usual way with
Mf,tanned horse hide; flaps 20 inches long, 10
rnehes wide, surcingle 7 feet. 6. inches long? 2U
toohee wide, with a iU inch buckle on one end, w
Mmlf o ?** “ b y bein * riveted to two
35?? "frnps. 1* inch wide; these straps are
?r?fh?« 2 e , 68Ch side °f the saddle tree; one
o£d&th? W . lhe Jl ont rP‘i rtof fhe bar, the other
Initial! wi? 61 °f “e bar behind the oantle,
fathers 1 feet?
aOrbml *>*>■«•*» 11 4 inch buckle;
»•
• LEAD.
r ° r wheel harness
whSi mQtlea long ’ 4llB ““0
JteJBSSf S^ ea 4o nnit, of the same material
Si™“? rne£ 9 s > ironed; with hooka, brea=>t
and line nngsi with Btraps aa in wheel har-
harness I*** 1 *** Straps and ch<UDB . same as for wheel
Two Belly Banda, same as for wheel harness
TVo £!£ T^ n “• as for wheel harness
parr Trace Chains, same as for wheel har-
i/JE? < l£r UpMr JL an<l .? ip Btra P*. Back Strap 6 feet
H?iSitenr ,lg *f & incbeH 10 "H lnch ® B w 'de
SPiSJFCL ,th -ft! okl88 each 2 feet “ incjbefl long,
wl d£t w, & wrou S fat facoka K
wld?^*** o^**0^8 loet Xineiiee long, B}£ inohes
h2toSSSSm? 4 f6 ®‘ long:i « toch wid6^
WiS«® GoH l >!in 8 ® tra P» 6 feet 8 inches long, % inch
One Cheek Bein, <1 feet 1 inch lons. 1 inch wide.
In ttarinhi! o^ 6 H 1 81 68011 end seweci
|p recfiiivsfthe lead iifae *
» inch wide, with
O n . ffhiH M<l “I BD i ■«*>f»op et LheVher
® 6 “ de > 6 fe6t 4
inSi® rB ?^ rnsh ' ° y *i of ' bristles, -by -
inche- One Gurry Comb, No 223 — 8 bar J
widefM i h. I MfS, b j pBOk S? !“ I llo *ohoot2linches
; SS
proc ® Es ° 7
When mi-horse • harness in reqnired tha
coU*rs,bridlee,, bames, neet-BteaS, £n‘
So^iSSd 8 ’ ,T f» 6U 'f 1 ’ orupper Jnd
tack bends and coupling straps ere doubled: one
bearing chain a feetlons, 14 links to the foot, of jso
J^'^m ß g De^ hend Bdded: “ d leBd 11116
The whole to be made of the best material, sew
lng to bemede with good wed thread, and subject
SdSg%h“‘lS^^ l ‘ We “
~3Z!£ b J?X, m “ l 6 homess is required, the lead
555%,.5f 1d166 > hames, neck-straps, belly bandit,
K“?vE?Pe ? ’ trace-chains, crupper end hip-straps,
coupling Otraj»a^rfoiib&rone
n?? 6 *jh*lM feet long, 14 linksto.thafbotlof No
'*»f“ h “ dBdded; hue
deUran l^ I !.s' 8 * ** received formaking and]
or horae g °® harpeBB ? for two or four njile '
hereafter flpecificallon of which will .be i
S?^*“P»i^torto^«t6 n,,r S 166 l66 wi “ 116 fUi "
b63considered f X ? 6 , < !J sttfiisofltCe,aud none will
The privileeeis reserve r, nf " r> 7 ,h ' W6 ' 0
Stales of refecting S * . 1 lhe Waited
deemed axtravaefcirt •* rropowd u,«i may be
enctasSjfothSu the envelope
r Army
*w
ifflwTl i -..£ > . i U, 8. A™,
?E0 OLL KEF-LNEKB —v?e~ar» «
*o, TO »*»*».«■» folio™, nttt £
■iSlTf* 3affl®s •' ■fotojk Wilkinson * 0tt >
fessfeW Mt -
v ■'•
S^iraaiii
IB6l w , RRRftS6EH£ST. IB6L
EIGHT BAIM T&AIKS.
Po °^ B yJ?anja Central Bailroad.
rOSAWD AFTER MONDAY. JUNE loth.
IE THROUGH MAIL THAIN
'“X 88 J tha Station every,morning,
Sunday,) si &80 a. im, stopping at all uriri
rn^hKeiphK
,i?i THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN loaT6e dait y
i l^* 0 a-.m;, stopping only at pnncippl
making oureet connection at Barriabnre for Riiti
?l°0 r p’ iD PM adelp£a™r BflL,o“eat
'Uk FAST UgE leaves the station daily, (ex-
I s ! stopping only at Greene
„ Wilmere, Gallitsen,
at Harrisburg lor Balu
more, »nd amvmg m Philadelphia ai 6:10a mi
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
, ™ E /OHNB TO WNA€COMMOI‘IIo"rkAW
v! ( exc ®pt Sunday,) at SirfcO p. m- stop
fuming as far as Conamaugh.
o*J. lES ? ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wail's
8 ‘ktiy, (except Sunday,) at 6:40 a. m.
SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wail's
leaves daily.fexceptSunday,) ut 11:20 a. m.
THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall’s
station leaves daily, (except Sunday.) at 4:10 p. m.
FOURTH ACCOW MODATION T.RAJN for Wall's
station leaves daily (except Sunday,) at 0:26 p. m.
RETURNING TRAINS arrive in Pittsburgh as
follows :—Expresfi, 1140 a m; Mail, 1140 p. m; Fast
Lino 12:20 a.m; Johnstown Accommodation, 10:06
a. m ; Inref Wall’s station Accommodation, 640 a.
m.: second Wall’s station Accommodation, 840 a.
m; third Mali’s station Accommodation, 1:16 p. m
loarth Wall’s station Accommodation, &16 p m
Trams for Blairsville and Indiana, connect* ai
BlsirsriHe Intersection with Jobnstown Aocommo-
*"* “ d WBB^d
Pittsburgh andconkeijbvilletrai\^-
atopptae at all stations on the Pittsburgh and Oon-
D-ii.Tille Road leave daUy, (8 nnday excepted,) as
follows;- ifkji Tram, 0-40 a. mg Express Thun, 4:10
S,f?^riiiJ'o r "i°* drains from Pittsourgh and Con
nellsville Road rrnve at Pittsburgh 10-jo a. m. and
wio p. m
i*he raveling public will find it greatly to tv •
SfSlttlVJf or West, to travel by too
rennsvlvanifl Railroad, as the accommodations now
onered cannot be surpased on any route. The Road
is ballasted with stone and u entirely free from
.n v promise safety, speed and comfort
to all who may favor this Road with their patronage.
T 0 ggW TORfi.....,sxa 60 | TO BA.LTLMOfao
PHILADELPHIA 10 00 LANCASTER« y»
HARRISBURG, $7 46.
checked to all stations on the Pann*ji
vanis Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New lark
Passengers purchasing tickets in carp, will be
charged an excess according in distance traveled in
addition to the station rates, except from stations
where the Company has no agent.
KOTICK—in case of loss, the Co-' nany will nold
Lbemsouee responsible for personal bs cage only
a»d for an air ount not exceeding $lOO.
N. Exoelßior Omnibus Lme h*a been
employed to convey passengers and haggag ■ tu and
from the depot, at a charge not to exceed 26 cents
for each passenger and baggage.
For tickets apply to jTsTEWART. ApU
At the Penn's R. L Passenger Station,
On Liberty and Wrant streets
1861. ~
1861. THE ltsoi
fITTSBTJHQH, FT. ‘WAYKJ: &
CHICAGO BAILBOAD,
0 ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH, WEST, AND
NORTH WEST,
StTMMEH ABtR ABIG EMEIST!
TIME to Cincinnati as quick, and to
Indianapolis, Bt, Louis and Chicago quicker,
Chao by any other rente
WhtifWARD TRAINS.
FAST MAIL LlNR—Leavos Pittsburgh 1£36 jl r
Arrives at Crestline u.oo i. u.
Making close connections with Belleionume and
Olevelano, Coiambus A Cincinnati Honda.
Arriving at Chicago at 7.00 p. m.
N. B.—l’he time to Cincinnati is the same ns or
Steubenville, fframfl on both Roads meet at Colum
bus. and paosenrers all go into Cincinnati together,
EXPRESS TRAlN—Leaves Pittsburgh Iklo p *.
Arrives at Crestline 730 ? m
Making close connections as above.
Arriving at Chicago at 6:46 a. m.
N, B.— i'he time to Cincinnati is the same a* by
ateuoenville. Trains on both Roads moot at <v'
ambus, and passengers all go into Cinemu:>-..
together.
Bleeping Cars on this tram from Pitta bo rgn to
CircmnaU, to Indianapolis ard to Chicago.
Trains through to Chicago without change of Car*.
eastward trains.
ix»vb Chicago, 7.30 a and S.OO p. k. Arr.Tinj
at Lima, JL26 p. u. and SJ2O a. m. Connecting w,:h
trams for Dayton and Cincinnati. Arriving aicrerr
lino, AOO *. and 6.06 a. at.
Connecting with trains for Columbus, CiuomunL,
Cleveland, Buffalo and the East, and arr.vtnj; nt
Pittsburgh, UL66a.il and p.k. AH ma*:;;:* uortc
d>oaftouons with PtfunavlYania Railroad ij-s.n- t*'f
the JiAitern citipH, via Allentown, and ?»'a
ACCOMMODATION TRAJNB—Krom Ko-iftr*: *<•_,
Allegheny,for New Brighton, 10.00 a. /.aa 4.20 p a
Arnie at u fc IL3O “ “ fl Ift ••
Leave New Bngnton, &30 “ M l.o«; “
Arrive in Allegheny, SJ.O “ ** 2.80 “
Allegheny and Economy Accommodation Trains.
Leave Allegheny, 7.26 a. tt, and ai K« one ray m nai
a. leave* Allegheny at 12.36 p. m. and e.io p.
arrive at Economy at 1.50 p. m. and 7.20 p m
Economy at 0 00 a. m , and 4.22 p, and arrive in
Allegheny s'. 11.04* a. m. and 5.30 p. m.
MARKET TRAIN. — Leave* Massiiinn 6.00 a.m.
leaves Alliance at 6.14 l. at.and arrive- In Allegheny
el 1100a.il; leaves Allegheny at 3.06 p. «„ Alliance
at 8.00 p. sl, stopping a: all stations for pHßeeuuers
and marketing, arrives at Massilion, aoo p. rc.
Tickets will be sold for these tnua* at reduced
rates.
Trough trains connect a$ follows:
At Alliance, with trains ogrtbe Cleveland and f’ltte
bnrco Railroad.
At OmiJe, Ohio, to and from Miuersburg, Akioil
Cuyhoga Falla, etc.
At Mansfield, Ohio, for Mount Vernon, Shelbr. San
dusky, Toledo. Detroit, etc.
At Crestline, for Delaware, hpring3elu, Columbus,
Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapoiia, Sl Loo-.
LouisTflle, etc.
At Forest, lor Springfield, Sandusky, Dayton, Cin
cinnati, etc, etc.
At LimaCfor Sidney, Dayton, Cincinnati, etc. etc.
At Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette,ln. i„ Sl Louis,
and intermediate ports in Central Indiana and
Illinois.
At Plymouth for Laporte.
At Wanatah for ail points on the New Albany and
Salem Railroad.
And at Chicagc, with trains for all points in Illinois,
lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota:
For fn»th er information and through tickets
apply to GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Ag*L,
Passenger Station, Pittsburgh.
Through Tickets for sale at the Ticket Offices of
the Company on Che line of tho road, to oil parts of
the Umtad States. G. C. HAThEWAY,
jell General Passenger Agent. Pittsburgh.
CHANGE OF TIME-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTEK MONDAY, June 10-
1803, trains will leave the Depot of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, in Pittsburgh, as follows :
PITTSBURGH, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINK, VIA BTKUBKNVILLB.
No change of cars between Pittsburgh and Cin
cinnati.
Laav Amvea Arrives Arrives
at Columbus, at Cincinnati, hiSl Lou-s
12*6 A. tL 11*8 a. M. 4*o p.«.
12:10 p. K. 8:46 P. *L 2i>o A, M. 1
This route is snorter to Cincinnati, Louisville
Columbus and all points South, than Any other
route. Bplendld sleeping cars attached to all Nu/ht
Trams. *
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE.
Leares Ar.at Ar.at Ar.at Ar. at
Pittetfgh, Rochester,Wellsville, Bteub*ville, Wfa’lnir
12*6 A. K. I*o A. K. 2*7 A. Mu 4.-03 A. M. fco7 a a
&OAP. k. Tsaftp.at 8:19 a. K. 9*o p. h. 10*6 r h
12J0 a. M. Ll6a.il 2:13 P. K. 3:10 a. zs. 4-20 a. jl
4*o J*. JL 606 p. a. 6*6 p. M. i
The 12*5 a. m. and 12*0 r. n/Trains connect with
Trains of C. O- B. R. for Zanesville, Lancaster, Ac!
The 4.-00 p. *. Train stops at all stations between
Rochester and Wellsville.
PITTSBURGH A CLEVELAND LINE
Leaves Leaves
Pittsburgh. Cleveland.
12*6 A. tL fcio A. *.
12:10 P. M. o*o p. m.
The 12*6 a. m. train connects at Bayard for
New Philadelphia and stations on the Tuscarawas
Branch.
Easeengera desiring to go to Shndnskj, To
ledo, Chicago, or points West, TiaClereland, most
be particular to ask for tiokets Tia Cleveland.
Through Tickets can be procured at the lab
erty Street J 'epot, Pittsburgh.
„ J: STEWART, Ticket Agent*
For farther particulars apply io
At tl _ WILLIAM BITS WART, Agent
At the Company's Office in Freight Station, Penn
street, FTR. MYERR
* 660,1 T lo *©* Agent CierelAnd, Ohio.
)elO
NSi££ TI vu
Indianapolis & Cincinnati B B
Comechn* at Indianapolis with Terrs Hauto
and Tewe Ante and Alton Railroad, to St: iSS
and La&jretts and Indianapolis, Hew Alban/ and
BUBLINGTOH, and all inlennedi-
T'. Twingh'.'Freight Twin to IHDIASAPOi,i<?
TERSE HAUTH? LAFAYETTE and PERU '
e.Jreijgttn and, passengers carried Crpm Oinein
nab or Lawrendeburg w less time than hr anr
otter route by twenty-four hoars, and at as low
rates. Tiie oalf road by which shipments can be
ittade from CfidnnAG to thej West, without
*?T*wriny *
Consignments made to J. EhSIBBONB. agent, at
Cincinnati; or W. Bi CSDTTiNe, agent ai liw
rewsetanrg. will reomrejswmpt attention, and no
<Br,idreygys or
*“<»*»* tucnpra for^ia-
Terre HaSai
*** *•
iIT toKmx.
“ PEE?ONB .M» TICKETS FOE
of t hQ Bu *t«
haring tickets that Btcu!d fngijil on
MlSSOUfii BAILBOAD
B *0 St.Jose»h
froogtothOTemotest pointSLte fe thirteen
is ß ltn^;i£<^ti„aojotij.?^ c!led *» rail, and
snial! noints
Prert.mdQenTBnptSortiiMta^rt < R , ’H I
Hatrer 8. Baaon, igant.
Indemnity Against Loss by Fire.'
TH-H-E FRANKLIN FIRE INHTJ
i RANGE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Mot, No. «c»od IST CHESTNUT STREET, near
Burmin? of AijaaTS, Jajtoabt Ist. 1860
S^L Assraabl!l An AU ”f ArnvMy, being:
First secareU.. „J;LBofl_ftQ» &
Rea! folate, (prefeDt v&1ue5103,313 61,) 3 W
102,896 26
Stocks (present value'to-sn an
Notes and Bdia Re«i™bfi...__?.!“
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»£s• ?»'Z SfSS? &"? p romiD “ a whisa3f&£
aro fr o ” which
®*de on mrery <ie»oriptioii of Prop.
sis&nt with scSuiiy Untl7 at ralas “ low “ m 00n
prompu.es:; B jl|il£ilS !,0 “ mon 10 *" M ml “
U.as(« paid d'tri ng *<, yo » r 18a9j *32,103 s».
¥Sto wLSf St “* °' ° D- Lewie,
SS ss??^
iVio. 4. STEEL, Soeretftry pro tom.
„ J- (-iAKIhNER COFFIN. AsmiL
c»r Third and Wood strears
w
e&tcm Insurance Companv
Of’ FITTBBUBUH 3
OKOW-.rt 1/AB-SIK, President;
,-v . i t —M. GORDON, SacreUrT
La P L K. 1). Gen'!
tt£Z?Sue‘SZ%L.<* m * *<*•’» W^hoope,
kin'!; KiSKS Mt all killda of mRK ‘ ud MV
A Home institution managed by Directors who
*“*' weu rnown id tosoommunitj, and who are de
tormnaed. Dy r.rt.ir.ptni.e- end 'llc-rahty, to main
tain tneenaracie: ffbii i; i! have nuKumcd, ns of
eriny the- t-est pmuMinm to those who desire to be
in-u-rs.;.
-ASSETS, ('OroBER 30th. 1530.
Htoor. Ats:ciin> A 03,000 00
Office rurnilure “
Open Accounts, in... 7,80'J 13
I'remiutD NouiZ..'.' ”
iioten and bil!» diioountej.."V".!”'"."'"'" 174/076 14
u:uso7ok3. *
Ueorj;.- Uarete K. idtUor, Jr,
Oeorse W. JscKc.-,n. James M’Auiey,
r.atn»niel flotme,. AlexanderKtmiV.fe,
Wu H. Smun, Chaa. w Ricketsou,
V'e" s*’ 5 *’ Wra. McKnighl,
Alexander Spear, Band M. Long/
- J. Thomas rmcttt
T FIHE AND
LIFE DrSUBANCE COMP’Y,
NO. 149 CHESNUT STREET,
Up]>oilte the Custom House.
Capital S‘2l(M<H>— -Assets $304,048.
W'ILC MAKE ALL KINDS OK IN-
IiANiK, o.tne: r\ rp.nuB. or Limited, oo
evert «iAMtripi;on of I'ropenj or M erctuiadltJft at
reawoDH'.-,-of j. rPrj
:'l'HI 1 ii !.«.», r’re-*. l .iec*.
' riCe
PIRW/J’Orq.
Voarie7.fi MR.CVU4,
.. , -»rora« w. hr-wa,
P. t. savorj. N.PwU,
t«. eht-nr-en. John Claviou,
H. J. K. Wuor,
y■ .*sO«.o"*?xry.
n.. C'-'FKuS, Agent,
UorD<-r . Nird and Wood
ciT jm^ u f
SAMUEL K>..l »ooreiary
WM. BA»',AI.KT, Pr€*..lenL 7
Omc*. Cor, of Market and Water Si*.
Lo-n and \q tbo Na ? j atp
ii'ja c r ih<« Sf*uLf;»Tr ivnu W**Mtt-ra Riyern,
and Layout., *nd me Na? : -
x,: -.he .-><>&*.
1» h are ■ agaioet. bon
*nd l>aroc.g« by Fir®.
Dttt -rr-ui •
r >n T M.riow*,
Wr>. KH2t,.‘-Y,
ft '. M Cootw,
t s iinrurtiiffn,
1 J *-<ii(l \r<*! I,
fr?>. s. M. K.f-r, .J'iLn S. IVwurlb,
Iv. >• h» Pri’i-ti:. W rn. <». juMnsinn.
• :u-. }’ ( jrr, j
i' K.
FIKJK INSUKAMCE.
The Enterprise Insurance Co.,
OF PHiLAL'rJJ'HU.
&mJcf TnJ-eu for 0.-, /'ua, or Set’en yen'**, or /•
}>€tunUy,
V. ;l:;am Holir.r = A Co. L,viQgst<> 0 , Coperlnnd A
7 Jhioa,. R. i.y •■R A Go., Bon. I'hoß. M. Howe.
-• l.HTftiy A tv., James .Marshall, Ef«i , Al
‘tP * s i rani< - r - Ks, i- George S Bryan A Co., Wilson,
.MoLlr-.y A i> . WiNod, Carr A Co., John
A Co, iacch PamtMr a Co, Bwley, Brown A Co.
DAKLIMi I u.N A HLACKb'IOI’K. Agonic,
aj>iCc3ro Offi. «s Bank Block, Na 37 Fifm •
FIRE INSURANCE
BY THK
Keiianee Mutual insurance Company,
Of Philadelphia,
Od Buiidings, Lmi u«l or Perpetual, Ker,
ehandize, Purniture, «&c., in town
or country.
Cash Capital, 9229,510 00.
Assets, 9303,508 96.
OFFICE NO. 808 WALyi/T STREET.
lnvested'as follows, tls
First Mortgage on Improved City Property,
worth double the amount - sltt>,6oo 00
Ground rent, first class 2,463 60
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'* 0 $ cent.
Mortgage Loans, $30,000, c05t.....
Philadelphia city 6 per cent 10an...
Allegheny County U $ cent Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loans
Collateral loans, well secured „..*.**.
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage loan 4,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Htock... 4,000 00
Block of Reliance Mutual Insurance Co— OO
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co ...... 1,060 00
Stock of Delaware M. 8. Insurance C 0.... 700 00
Commercial Bank do 6,136 01
Mechanics’ Bank do 2,013 60
Union M. Insurance Co’s be rip 160 00
Bills Receivable, business -paper 1 18
Boob Accounts, accrued interest, etc...— 73
Cash on hand and in in hands of agent/*.. 11,386 16
$303,508 03
OLitM TIUGLKr, Presided
DIHIO9OBB.
ulem Tinsley. Samuel Biapham,
William R. Thomppott, Robert Steen,
Frederikc Brown, William Musser,
Cornehns Sterenaop. Benjamin W. Tinaler
John R. Worrei, Marahall HUL
H. L. (ATHon, Z. Lothrop.
Robert Tolano, Charles Inland,
Frederick Lenniji Jacob T. Buotina.
Oh&rtoH 8. Wood, Smith Bowen,
-acnea B. Woodward, John BiaaelL Pitta.
B. M. HINCHMAN, Secretary.
J GARDNER COKFJN, Amdl
mylo Northeast corner Third and Wood Btreeta.
fhe Mutual Lifeliisuranee Co.
OK NEW YORK.
J?. RATCHFORD STARR, Agent,
*OO WALJTPT STBKKT. PHILADKLPHIA.
The businessof this company
is conducted on the mutual principle, in the
ainotest tense oi the term—the entire surplus.
a&tuamg nttxmiry expemn alone, being equitably
d.vided among the assured. *
ni* thS J6ar endin * 81st J “ U4r T.
Assets Oyer Seven and a Quarter Million
_ u of Dollars.
Cash on hand and in BAnk.4 120,060 89
bonds and Mortgages 6,421,879 12
I mtad States Stocks 387,2*2 60
Koal hstate 40J89 13
L»ne from Agents 20,466 60
fi‘r i .: In ' < i r *" 1 “ c<:rU6j i 1,111 not yet due.. Jo
Date, red premmmp, (estimated) 135 000 00
Premiums in course of transmission... 33,'132 os
ISBBTB, February 1, 1861 87,237,980 la
™ “ d profi “ *'**'*•*
Ass ™ 10 U*e amount at
graUar M l *? th9 < of any ocher Life tnauT
ranee Uimpuny in the United States.
eTer y requisite information mil
Tin SmH iIARLIN<i, I'ON * BLAOKBTOC.K,
r&Smd a? Fifth Street, Httatiurrh.
PKLAWAKJi MUTUAL SAFETY
*"**'• , Vf" *CJL, i. J 2, CQff/VftD TJ/f&n J TL’n
WALA D { STREETS PHlLadi?! pbii mi ,4-J £
INSURANCES on V«aUl*^ I&Jht
&°by Ul ßi?e?L“ 1 bJ i | U®oES&£ on
R®F° *“ th ® l!m0^
D laser oaBr-~Win. Manic, Edmond A. Bondar
Theophliua Paulding, John «. Pem-tse,'
Dara, James Traaoau, Wm. Eyre, n
Hand, "Win. G Ludwig, Joseph uTk m'
Haeson, Qio. S. liepec Hngh Craig, ciarlea Kah
ley, Samoa! E. Btokee, J. F. Pemston; Henry Bloan.
Edward Darlington. H. Jones Brooke, Seen™?
MUrain, Thomas G Han* Robert EimS/dT
Jacob P. Jones. James a APFsrkind, Joshua p
Eyre, John a Semple; Ti'MorETO.'
A R Berger, do. '-■'■■
WII.T.T AAi KjlfiTlK, President. ■
THOS & HAND, Vice Prasldent-
U«a»T Lruroaa, Secretary.
P. A MADEIRA, Agent
l 6“ So- » Water stretaPUfitaagh.
Notary public.
§5S»w^ itiabargii Post - F ‘^
«^ont£Srr
P^ORJfEY s AT LAW ’
waiigo co.,
PemiaylTimii,
H - w. PirrißsoN ,
att°hweys at law
kuha-s law bdildiags, " ’
Diamond Street, near Grant.
WrKHURQFi, IA.
B. F. &.CJCAS, '
°««.f T A T 0 OR , N | Y „ ATI-AW
» No. T 8 Orm.ni Street
i£tj3:l r fRS doors Court House,)
_—.... PrrraßixaQii. i->a.
4
ATTOEITEY at law
Om«», Ao. 138 Fourth St.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
C , uc Tl , TKBTHi
h fcFoߣ IT , ls TOO LATE.
HTni'i^ £las reul °v<‘'J toiilG PKWN
7^.H 1 « h 'lly t ,‘er l orM« 1 r : /.‘ rmf,r ‘r «-cup.*,<l
. e "HI all 1,. m<Mn
maerusTat rariooa nniHM. irii!, » J S? 1 -’'
Kwkh.pvTb™ £ r TiW?, te ~ P* l ' ML
l«T. A. Bradley, A.n" 111 "
kiaft, W. H. VAnkjrk l>r (; P< -, wjJ ■? J-fi. flop
•«. 3am,„.i““£ ■ B - H - ioyser, W. mi
DIL C. BAILZ
WATERCURE AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
kaib.bow-s ceiehkated trc«S
FOR '
"O' X? T 'O' R a
jlel:lT COB.PENN AMj WAYNE STS
JAMES. A. LOWKIE, Attorney at
Lay, Om<to, Fourth street PiunDureh ha.
flaM tmd Cherry Alley. dcfll’iy
S. BELDEN HAVING
roßitmpd TEE PRACTICE OP LAW m,,
Sb^gh? ? f ° and h ‘” °' Sce ’ 122 F »treet
HAUL, Surgeon JVntiKU mYcoesaor
•JV*- Bidl J lß - No- IMHmiU,field BlreeL
? 0 “ re friira <hfch‘ » t o'clock. B3d
ro,l L i , l ° f ' o Qh~>ck. TmIA It
(HUFFING AND LKECIJ ifvy
V/ MIL. A- tw us. B£BS, ’
t i&s,S6i 7fl
Sa-Teoth extracted Hot. Cold ami bbower Baths
T mHaWH.. >.< hraot Kfreet.
@fl, (goal, (Sandies, &r.
ALADDIN C’UAI, OIL COIMDANV.
BBKRKTOJf, JOH.VSTON A WLLKIJfS,'
46 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
HAVE ALWAYS on hand a superior
qUKhtr of LUBRICATING. ILLUMINATING
»nd CRUDE COAL OiJjj.
Also, LAMPS of e.ory rarielT, W hoiesaie and
- - ■ Apmjr_
B. C. & J. H. SAWYER,
KAJTUTAOTUaias op
LARD OIL, OANDLEB,
rslm, Toilet and Rosin Soaps,
»o. *T Wood Str.ot, Plttabargti, Pa
NATHONA OIL.
Manufactured by penxsyl-
TRnin Sait Manufacturing Company
CLEAR AND ODORLESS,
“•l guaranteed unchangeable in color.
“THE ILLUMINATOR UK THE DAY"
t-onstantl, on hand and for hale by p u m Co. at
their now office. No. il Wool street, betlre.-n £ r “l
•inti borond street. ' 1
mhlS-rf _jam. CALHOTTX. fLmerai A «. n t.
A . PLOY O ~
CuRNER FOURTH AND RuSS STS.
Puthquicc, fa,agent f..r me receipt and sale of
CARBON () |i s,
ifeop.-i cor.:-ianUy on hand, and la recetying heavy
and nghto .H auiinbie for Lubricating and itefiaine
;-urpo*»ee, whin, wJ; t* *oid low for cash and can*
* on9ahn>Uw
; SalaU /
NEW WALL PAPER STONE.
BKTWKKS FIFTH AND LIBERTY NTS.
No. 107 market Street,
The subscriber is opening
auew and large stork of
PAPJKK
* COI ?P l ® le wninihent Id Dwcilmifs.
8-orea. umcea, Halls, Churches to which he
would r«.-j»ctjully mrite tne aii.«au«/Q ol Ui°Pub
:»-% haFing an enure new stock of good- retintlY
purchased and now amring. Tnoae in want nf
«ood, will find thorn oy looking uSoSSh ow
* uur
__mar6dyd JOS. IC. HUGHES,
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER!
The Larges! Assortment and Prees
in Pittebargh. Come and see
WALTER P. MARSHAL!,,
No. 87 Wood Street*
(Near Fourth, at the Old Stand,)
fl<w *°r Trench, German and American
WALL PAPERS,
l OR PARLOItS, *
HALIA
CHAMBERS,
CHURCHES,
50,000 rolls at 12J cts. 50,000 rolls at
0,8 and 10cts.
Wntoow CoaiAjna, Fnu Heine Pnmra,
nels. r , , ~ T * tib CTyias, Cimsos, AO.
Ijook for the Striped Front.
The only plaoo in «Wh wh«re a full assortment
«i_rrepab tiapera in kept marlfi
27,900 OO
BO,OOO 00
ttESM. TAYLOR,
alderman,
OFFICE, 451 Penn Street, sth TV nrd
0 V,„ L h L ®CT J ONB promptly made.
VVntin ßonrf f> Mortgaßßß and other Wal
Prowfd r “ wn - Acknowledgements Taken, Uhls
ap<J:J >
PHENCH WALL PAPERS, of Spring
A Importation, prior to enforcement of th* now
“"-S a ,°‘ d M p ? ro< ' DL »“«»>■«•
i«rearu*r. Styleo very beautiful. Fortuiei.v
_ WP. MARSHALL. S 7 Wood street
PJ.KEEN APPLES.—I 7 tWis juit
\_A received and for sale by
.. HEtfRY H. OjLLIN'S.
SUNDRY produce.— '
100 Bag, Pe, Hints;
76 do Feathers
*2 xe ® Croam Cheese;
3 bbla Eggs;
H kbl* Mackerel, No. &
2W bushels Dried Apples;
w do do 1 eaches;
Bacon Sides;
Tta t °l I r S? in and for sale by
JAB. A. 7KTZKR. ooroor Market and Find at*
ROSS BEANDBETH’iS PILLS
A just received and for sale by 1
GKOKftE A. KELLY, DruggisL
flel9 60 Federal street, Ahegheuy.
gpaiNT LOUIS FLOCK—
200 bblg Melrose;
200 «* pride 0/ the West;
Lafayette;
100 “ Mount Vernon; for sale br
se24-8t RAT. PENNOCK & CO n 29
New wall papers for the F a
trade now open and receiving at
JOS..R. HUGHES,
Wo-107 Market atreet.
AjO'i'lCE,— The friends of William
Koraan have applied to Hie Excellence
Andrew G. Curtin, for his ptrdon. Cy ’
__ociKaw2ird
10 BARHKLS EBIMii HAVANA
OBAA'GEB |UBt reoeiTfd and for sale by
REYMICK A BROS,
Nos. 124 and 120, Wood street.
TANNIKS' 01L.—70 bbls, tm
B A. FAHNESTOCK A CO,
corner of First aod Woods *ts.
n«U
T’WO A CEES ,ruST
A below Manchester, tor sale bt
. RllS S. CUTH BEST 4 SON, 61Jfarket street
1()() BARRELS LOVjKRINii'S AND
Pennsylvania Htrup in giore. an-i for
f »e!4] MILLER k RTCgETSt i,N
$lO RIFLES! $lO RIFLES!! $lO
RIFLES! II for sale by
BOWfli a TETLEY,
Ml 4 136 Wood BL
Billing hodse fob rent^z
Ko_36 Rose street. A comfortable and con
’*™“t Dwelling Bouse of 8 rooms with bath
room g»s, 40 . Rent, *126 to April next
-8630 8 CUTHBBKT & SOU, 61 Market st.
BOWIEKNIVES— For ra le )ow~bf
seM BOWN * TBTLEr,I3O Wood st
cagfcs superior
pamfTor oIT barrels, malring Wfertlv
“•“Ji for sale very cheapby ooneeUj
*® l4 HBKBY H. OOU-IHS
SI. ■ WlilTWjt; V
J&Urrofß.
w **- BJEJWMJETIi
BHAJfm^ ■ LNJ) «
BHAIuDItA, CORDIALS, WIKIZS
Old flonongahelu and Reetified Whisk/
Wo. ISO Wood Str.«, y ’
Pittsbur^
fa22:6m
JOjSft s M’DJevilT
WHOLESALE.GBOCEE,
—AHD DKALKE IN—
Hew OrJeans Sugar and Molaises,
riLovß, st^cojr,
»lce, Cheese, Fish, Oils, &.<-
3U Liberty Street, opposite Smithqeld,
PITTSBURGH, PKKtPA.
ofhs^"* B^ of Puro BraE 'i'« and Wine
"nportauon. aiwnys on Hand Alto, Ol
epiafyn Hye ‘ Scoloi “ d Umh - Whiskeys!
"iTIF -^
f>. ;markjle,
MAIfUFAGTITREBS
dsa lbhs x:est
Bo° W^PP^I jETTFJi - “ d kiadß
&8I re35OTOlJ tTOm
So. S 3 Smitniieid street,
wiiLXAM CASE & U 0„
wholesale Groi prH
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &o *
IMPORTERS OK
ALSO,
and Dealers in
FINE OLD HONONGAUELA KYE WHISKY
irhnl acc * 22s Liberty Street, ’
' mttsbitrgh. pi,
& ttAFXOM,
WHOLESALE A BE’IALL
UQtTOB MERCHANT,
Ko - 87 IMainoiid Alley,
Nw Wood Street,
t 0.., ' PITTSBURGH* PA
Coens,?' hi nil B M Mkbarr -’ r ’ GbeTr * ttod
WtisicT Mrßnd ' e8 > Old Monougafiela Reotißed
mhl6
E. S*. jHIUDLETOS & BRO.
Itr r x- i —• r , IMPORT KM OF
WIAES, B RANDIES, &c
ALSO DSALRRS Of
„ n p * M Old Whiskies.
NO. a NORTH FRONT STREET
Pl0:lyd PHI LA DSLPHJA. *
i jD. KIKEHART,
■UflOfAGflJMet AWTJ D*iXHR Df AU, ranu
TOBACCO, HaiCFF & SEOARS,
>o 120 WOOD STREET.
3'VO* arjusthaET
rtn»?rTT a»k3 Retail Dealer »*i
GENUINE HAVANA SEGARS,
AiiD
VlpgrlHia Cli«wrl»e Tobago
WOOD STBEET,
uadtr tut* St. Chaflos Hot©!,
J2H. PITTSBURGH. PA.
We. aiiui, j-mii, -c. y,. mcutreos, Fittnbuieh
MSUEB & BlCMfmit,
WHOLESALE GROCEES
4JTD X2fPO&naB 07 *
BEAJIDIEB, WIRES ARD gEGAHs
-■’oB. m ANO *23, CORNER OF SejSbTt
A.NI) IRWIN STREETS,
___ LE A9A» TS FOR
SWEARER’S CITY GLASS
PITTSBURGH, FA.
Iron, Sails, Cotton Fanis, *c~ &c„
_ rnmtantly on Hand, [mr2
gag awn a» (Sallwks.
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
3TTB KAL3*
M ' aE ®T ENTRANCE:
110I 10 i'AJiXIES WANTING
,\ h r o r,J ‘->', l>e ” * » moderate price, and
. obtain a gooi likeness
f.wwna.kaio rr -;if>.;ln!ly • nticitad to call.
Prl^ R r i i n, ' tv of cHKe-ni>o /raine-> always on hand
Pncej aDd tmiiaiaotiou guaranteed-
B . „ C. GLASGOW,
*4 Fnurtr; Btrrgt Plttsborpb.
Kztuzb J. S.Ririam H. D. Rii»,
(l«ato at Miller 4 Rickotßon’e.)
R.KYJBKH * .BKOTHKKS.
[Successor to Sum it Atmißaoa.)
Wholesale Dealers in
foreign fruits,
UTS, CONFECTIONERY, SUGARS. FIRE
H OKKS, 4o-
No. 38 Wood «, and No. 11a Second street,
Opposite St Clmrlt i Hotel,
„y - - - PITTSBOR9B
WILLLij® ka«»ali-:y,
Wholesale Grocers,
Ho*. 18 and 20 WovJ Street,
l ai3rtf
WM. H7SMITH..T.
WM. 11. SMITH * CO.,
WHOLESALE GEOCE^BS,
111 SECOBD AND 147 FIRST STREETS
U PHO LSTERV
No. 85 Fourthly* Mafwfod’.
SUBSCRIBERS MANUFAG
~#■ ‘ a ™ h “ d ,. ke<!p constantly on hand every arti
cl© in. tiie,r line, Tia:. Cornices. Ornaments; Cm
tarn Goods, Comforts, Feather Bede, Mattresses ->i
celebrated Patent Sprina Beds
Al ii l s? s of ahadeB * Bllnda pixtSSS?
v^iT 0 , a “* nUo & given to all orders forth
lQ « “d down Carpels, Oil Cloths, Ac.
octl i Iyd ROBERTO A ROEyiCg.
Apollo Hall Billiard Saloon
John GANGWISCH would remind
to to found at hfa olJJtand? Apollo Hrilf
on Fourth street. He has always on hand the bet
quality of lager beer, and m connection with tht
AKULTON, bbll AND brass
. FOUNDER, No. 70 SECOND Stiotdr Pitte
Pa., is prepared to furnish to order
CHURCH> s JE£MKOAT, FACTORY AN*D OTH
„ ER BELLS, OF ALL SIZES, 111
Fnitn 10 to 10, 000 pounds.
GAOr? *?, ade u> , order - STOP AK3
y wi^Dpfy. o i ali B,8 «8i for Steamboats
rJSu MK^ AL WATE . R PUMPS, COUNTER RAn
ri i 7&.“ d ? Ter7 Tane!y ° rßraM Castings finiSte)
.n the neatest manner. 6 u,uw ’
BABBrT’B ANT! ArrKITTON tnrnv
(JN DRIES.—
160 bags Rio Coffee,
160 bbTs (Mi,) N. O. Molasses,
16 hhds Porto Bioo Sobs
60 bbls Refined jT
* “ do Vellow do
600 boxes Window Glass.
“ bbls N. Y. Syrup,
10 hf"“ N °' 3 L^ Re Macke rel,
10 bbls No- a, medium, do for salebr
... W-H-SMn-HiCO,
118 Heeood. and 1«B From street
_i«ia _______
Taxes uis lands-
Poreons owniDg lands in the West, who wish
T^n^t^^ aXeB ’ J^ e that weattehd to the
S^T“ of ™ Ba
a CUTHBEBT * 80N.
6l Market M.
OLT'S REVOLVERS! COLT'BfiE
>OLVEiiSi—Juei received, another lot
exprnfP of all the different kinds manofactored
Sharps Four Shot Repeaters; ?
Alien’s Seven do
Smith k Wesson’s SeYon Shot Repeaters
*>.r ftp try * TFTTVprr
Gheks applm= BTbisarshois
Green Applet, }out received and for pale b*
J. A. FfiTZER. 7
Comer Market ftD d Fj ro , stre^,
5(/"bTls' received
tins day, and for sale by
002 HENRY H. COT T.Tica
—« barrels tresTTSiiS iSifc
' receded and for sals by | ‘ uaL
Coraar Martcrtfnd ISSy.
bargains. CaU early. c, KANSoii LOVK,
nS T 4 Market street,
JLLL pebloJs MM cfn^y
-v*-, Busineaa Tales and Water Bents Sn the
oajr of Pittsburgh, are hereby notified that the shore
taxes and water rents are now due and payable at
City Treasurer’s Olßoe. Kourth gtrce
4®-Onall
payment, made Detore AUGUST FIRST
a Olfconnt or Five Per Otai. wIU be ol
lowed. Between August Ist and Sep ember 16th,
a dluoant of Two Per Cent, Between 0&
tober bt and November Ist, an additton will be
made of five per cent. and after .November let, all
remaining unpaid will be pot in the hands of collect,
ore, with a further addition of five per cent.
MQfIBAUM. <;itv Treasurer.
u. at>»KEL,A»D
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
B&FAEE ANDOVAL BONNET
BOXES;
L® o^l^ 68 . to v < ! rder PLAIS AJiD FANCY PIPER'
BOXES, paitable tor Shoes, Dry Goods. Ao~ at
SUL7“/*w2f\ Corner V^ a aUeyand Wood
street, (third tory—ovor CSuecs* Bank.) Pitts
burgh, Pa. -y
Not? ifD? ~ L 1
*<otice 01 .Jiasolution Partnershin
TUuriCEIB HEREBY GIVEN THAT
S' under the firm of BECKAM A
KELLY, wad dissolved on the 22d of April. 188 L bv
mutual consent BECKHAM k KELL} 1
•rar- Tbß busineas will be carried on at (he old
stand by the subscriber, by whom all the business
of the late firm will be settled;
gOAi*, (JANIXLEB A-NJ) OIIS.
WOO Boxes Chemical Olive EnuilnE Boan.
sS h° S° s ™ ®?“P in >. a andBftWs
200 do S^ IPaln >Boapu>.l,aandBlbharai
do , Oleine do in Ift taara,
160 do German do i ilk Kara*
lS» do lh ie ° d *° WomaßSo »Pln lft’bara
sl£?S and o **,?*™ lB “ d Tolle ‘ * <**"»'
600 Boxes Miners* Candies,
fo^n£er H o£r“ U ° BSed " d MoqW «“<««>
200 Boxes Adamantine Star Candles, 4s, 6s * 6s.
fc M do New Bedford Bperm Canclles, 4s, te 4
? do g S Oolo red (tadlea,« l s,6 a4fe
6 do Star do,
10 Barrels No. 1 Lard Oil,
6 do do 3 do,
26 do Lubricating N 1 OiL
10 do do do 2 OiL
» do Su bonIllu “ d r t!n 4o;
On hand and for sale, by
To whom ™ awarded^y* the & §*£*&•
c^di^. the firet premiQDQB f «
mhlfl
PITTSBURGH,
-JOB. R.' HUNTER.
gABDINES.—
10 cases % cans (Sardines—choice brands;
® H ®n<i % “ « « u--. j.
- nnd saieby [seB] RKTJIER & BEOS. ’
6 iTivk^^ 18 ?? haETSktob:
Allegheny dfy
Plttibartk, pa.
—lOOO Pigs, received by
862 HENRY-fl. COLLINS.
f ) A . T s -—f oo bushels Prime Oats, in
store and for sale by
JAMES A. FETEEB,
Ooreer Market k First ste
Liquorice.—
a °^ es S'l 7 Uqnoriee in 6ft boxes: ,
-p* “ &2Sg*kL*
TWTE\V BOODS AT 96 MATiTTn-f oti
, Cloth for making* desirable Jot
t “ d - o W ,<^f n ' B S h »w l e.fo r f«U«nd winter.
m“ (to 1 d chea P' BB “>« “Si system is the
Ladies, call at fifl MARKET STREET
H. J, LYMPH. I
gold and velvet
PAPEB HANGINGS—For sale by
8628 W. P. iOBSHALL.
BARGAINS IN HOOP
reoeiyed
EATON, MACRUM* 00.
n «nd is Pmb B i^ t
Tj EA S~ 2w pigs. fo r sale by
henry colt,raa.
Market and First alt
5 “-ssssi,;?™ 8 ™?
50 f^OZTfUBE _ UATAWBA WlNl
69 Federal stre^Xffi,,
SOOMubitJS BRUSH—3O bSea. a
auperoir article, for »»lo by “ 8
tt. mrj.rNH
EFu XA TOKS.— iuu bushels PSne
Lbv Qnock Poto ' oes, - i ??l r , ec ste4“?to
Corner Market and FjSSSh.
F 'or: THE GHEAPESTDRY GOOW
in the city call at UUUUB
BUS 0 HAWSON
IAMI* i£.N IV fia—jf'or eale bv
irfl gOWK A TETLBY. *
Green apples-25 barrel* ine+ .
celyed and for aalo by Sj re
-004 -ggKBY H. OQLi.itto
A~fT KiWS * TgTLKT.
i? b *P els linseed on;
u *> Ctebqn
*• rarzßß, oomwSteWSl^,,,
(k-r mu : i
furmturFano^uhairs
AT
RSXSTTOBI3 PRIONS.
JAMES W. WOODWEH,
Kos. 9T and 9a Third Street.
. ADD
U 1 FOURTH STREET,
002*518 TUTS OF
ALL VARIETIES OF STYLES AMD FINISH*
„ , „ BUHAELI VO2
Hotels and Private Dwellings.
i*««
1?U
KNXTUiUS K)JJ full
-Kf“ruiK n te iei^‘ tBbur * h m “ m£lictnred
BUREAUX
book cases»_
_ w , WARDROBES,
Vnd every article needed In a well furnished dwel*
log, 48 *®n *sai splendid. assortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
ConFtantly on hand and made to oxer As the
°r Q bQflineaa
p B J!? a6n * lB or CASH, prhesare made accordingly.
of anything in the above lm£
'vould be advantaged b? calling at
„ • FACRINER a IRWIN'S,
r rv t* Smlthfleld street! below Fifth.
J. D. Fiaxmst
_mrtfely
ffidutatioual.
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
Under Care of the Franelscaa Brothers.
This institution, situated
IN LORETTO, Cambria County. Pennsylva
ma, foui miles from Oreeson Station, on the direct
route between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, was
chartered in IWB, witfi priviliges to confer the
usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees. The loca
tion of the College is one of themost healthy in
Pennsylvania—this portion of the Allegheny
Mountains being proverbial for its pure water.
Discing air, and picturesque scenery.
F ear commences on the FIRST
M°IBDAY after the 16th of AUGUST, and ends
abont the 28th of JUNE following. ‘ It is divided
15.^L two I ® eBB ' ons -, Students cannot return home
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neoes-
to the age of manhood. • *
adv^e” B ° &rd m<i T ® ft,on » half yearlv in
Washing and OBe of
Classical and Modem Languages, extra...._ 10
Students spend Vacation at the College lfi
Relereoce can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
O'Connor, to the Rov. T. 8. Reynolds, Sc Mary*, >
Loretto, and to other Clergymen of the Pittsburgh
mocese. 9
CITY TAXES
~, . , GEORGE A. KELLY
Allegheny, June 4.1861.—je6-tf
f ~ \
itanUyfeS™ Western Cities oon
■sß!asttS*®sW®^Bsa
onme
fr o ® Maj {& w November *
November to
DepositeTeceived of an'subs /w--g^ffftsMrasfisagsfiSßaaffiS
-g^ffftsMrasfisagsfiSBaaffiS
declared semwamnaUv. in JneSasSkH*. ?“
pot drawn placedenwm
j HSS?«ft&ajsSS
ssSS?»ia. , a£Sa£
ss?!»«usa!is*js|fe*
ramva' . „
BEOBBE tragira ■ ; -i«s*
xi, «- x . w<a noßnaans. l : r-.. s
mi&t d6reoß - -tosiffia*
sas te.^die,
Alexander
•: John 6. Backofen, < >'
George
John jB. Canfield. 'JnW^wJASr^’
■kmßs
S h ?S.
. CHARLES A- jffel
fia V A w? $ ’"iM lOTXI,
B^ssssmeiSmSS
abfe articles,
goods raonot be delireltd. without tfiffncMu. »iS
acconntafcle in case oX fin*; - ■ wa M*°W t Hoi
W-Offloe Honrs from 7 A.M.
n B - s eeITT,
deauqe hi -- f ~«j
SOTOS, BONDS, MOBTGAGES «nd,oth*BMa
■*■■ j-'.-Uc-l. «P*
(felass '|®EoAi*V"it
EXCELSIOE GLASSWftBife
4. WOLFE...F. T. PLUWK&IT-iT. ffotrefagr.,
WOLFE PLUNKETTS CO.
GLASS MANUPACTTJaEES,
■w’Aß'tfiVtyuiP'*
ffo. la Wood Street, Corner ofFint.
PUtittelh
/^unninghams ; &
Sat
-. ...,. it „'. »pi
ifegßlaftrog, ~ ,
Dissolution of Co-PurtHSMluir
THE CaPARTNEBSHtF-HiEETO
JPJSS** between'JOES' jj&Nr *
\fnup? oader the ftrnt oC 3HJKT a
tk? x^- 18 th^?a 7 diasohed by muSaiconttmf
«KNOT MINER, who Is idon ih«
Gnn’ansmom liquidation. ~3'~7 V “>•
JdaNP.-HDNT,
HERB* miner.
July 16th, 186 t
HENRY MINER,
Bacoessor to
HUNT
Wholesale and Betafl •.
BOOKSKLLBR, STATIONER i NEWSDEALER
Moajl and 73 RUTH ftram»
Next dooi to tbe Post Office, •
iy» k,IL
f f FrSP° SOMJ s SO&D'JIBW
£&&?» StsSSBSSSft
and «a«>qi»dsiS».
oorpTol
f lUJib, j'ia’ixjia. RHfi.w^_TO.7r^t
IT o^ti° n of those inWch of^ 116 at
RIFLES. .
a directed to oar spleiuUd^toc^
cash i—a £w V' 6rimvTi
•SStilA £WhKS&j®>
Bargains for cash. ' G HiNHON^IwW. C<a
“lB 74 «**£*£*.
AbAlAlii/ FABM FOR HXrfj-fap,
,«Bd a half miles from the
S«s?a'si!Ki!raSS
ffSsr2g«M*e>lSßßß
-521! _8 OUTBBBRTTaOK-%h?ff£>
S TASK'COUNTY, iNDE£#i*i-i6O
acrea of cood land on tfeo «mh
“w°,?-£. Prtca ta:oo vXELIfS? Chi
sai# RCTTHBBET Hos?n MaJfcSatwet.
-gTILL CHEAPEN THAIf:JiVTBR *
BOOTS,
SHOES, . • ■
. „ AND BBOC^b.
GaU “OB « toe Cheap c«h ’£
JO3EPH Hj'BOEtiiBDL
»eI4 68 Market street, Mdorr'fro&jWih.
pXXBQN.—
v :t%x
30 0 3 .?? Fr^^^ATOLB
ffi »r
qp'«><ierttt«SwrtrimStS! T
iJNHJSJSX) UiJU.—loo,bbl£'
*orn*r <tfHa
Uj ~, barrels Kor il Carbon - Dif
_ io^ geelre| laodfor «<iehyr'fS~ Ajp, “»
" ■ 1 HjSSgg Jfc flHKLpra.
uii N —75 bnßh freßh wonnd
Core Meal, fujtrecaiTed»adf«roSeV; nnd
G— P 0 ** conrgrMarkfltlSdTOSr7»,
KKJIN APPLES.-50 baroKTinat
recairod sad for sale br
0012 : ‘ KBtfBY g COIiY-TVa
OTJXKfeftMesjß&W
y PUBPENfIM W. .-r
JL for Bate by B. A. P^HHEsfnSSSStjOWs
KtuH'UoMi ana Velvet
mgs, for rola by
rr~ jfag- snaiagoodS^l.
IFLES AT $lO EAGH^F^s^by
1} AISINS,—*' ' - ’
fcw \ it - *■■ ■if ,Ur 4
wo boxuboaofa Batons;
1W 44 »* a a
100 Q « (i «
_ 100 « layer •
(o«| " Bmnia
T^T?T’m