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Proposals for Army Wagon and Amtm- I
lance Harness.
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Proposals will be received
at this office for furnishing, by contract Army i
W T^, n should state the price at which
thev can be furnished, at the places ol manufac
ture, and the prioe’at which tbev can be delivered
at this depot; the number which can be made by
the bidder witbinone month alter tbe receipt.of the
order si 6o tbe ntnnter which he can deliver with
in one week.
The harness must exactly conform to the follow
ins specifications and to the established patterns :
lK>ormuie harness as follows, to wit:
WHEEL.
Two
8)4 Inches wide* sewed into 14 inch rings of % inch
iron; hip straps 8 feet 11 ifiohee long. 2U inches
wide; stay feetlong, 2% inches wide, with
IU inch buckles; cross straps to buckle into stay
pieces; 6 feet long, 1)4 inch wide; side straps 4 leet
long, 1U inch wide; ue straps 16 inches long, >4
inch wide, tapering to a point.
Twoßeliy Bands—Long sideJZ feet S inches long,
8 in chew-wide, withe two- incnJauckle; short aide,
1 foot 6 inches long and 2 inches wide.
Two Bair Collars, lffto 19inches long, with double
straps and gale leathers and buckles % inch wide.
Two pair of strong Homes to suit, made of white
oak rqgt, ironed with hooks, breast rings 1)4 inch
and line rings.
Two pair of Hem Straps—Lower one 6 feet 6
nch inch wide; upper one 4 feet 0 inches
piece 2 feet long, Ik inch
wide; cheek pieces eacu 10 inches long, 1)2 inch
inchesloffg, 1y A inch wide;
stay pieces, frotnhlinds to crown pieces, 16 inches
fong, lkittSiwid&Jncsepiece UJnches long, 1 inch
inches lott<r, 6k lnfehe9 wide; reins,
long sided feet long, 1 inch wide: short side 2 feet
long, 1 inch Wide, with 1 inch buekie; butts, tinned
mnllen, to weishSrioimds to the dozen
Two pair Chain Pipes, 2 feet long, 2% inches wide
Two pair Trace Chains, T ieet long, 16 links to
the fpoLof No 8 iron, with T on one end, weight
7)4 to 8»s per pair Twisted or straight
one pair of Bfekst Chains, 22 inches long, 14
links to the foot, of No 3 iron Twisted
Two Neck Straps, 8 feet 1 inch long, 2 1 4 inches
wide,4sith 2W inch buckle
Two Neck Chained 4feet 6 inches long, 14 links
to the foot. No 4 iron* T and loop to be riveted on
to the neck strap Twisted
One saddle, made onAttakapas tree, head, gul
let and cantle, ironed, covered in tbe usual wav
with half-tannediioraehide; flaps 20 inches loDg,
16 inches.wide;'snrcingle 7 feet 8 inohees long,
2kjjhcheB with. 2)4 inoh buckle on one end,
to bejastened to the saddle by being nveted to
two CQilyed straps, lk inch wide; those straps are
placed one on each side of the saddle-tree, one
end is tied to the front part of the bar, to other
end to tbe extension of the bar behind tbe cantie,
Spanish saddle fashion; stirrup leathers 4 feet 7
racheaTong, 1% inch wide, with inch booklet
stirrups, malleable iron, tinned, bolt eye pattern,
to weigh 13)4 lbs to a dozen pair
LEAD.
Two Collars,l7)4 to 18,inches long,made the same
as for wheel harness
Two piar of Hames to suit, of same material as
for wheel harness* ironed, with hooks, breast
rings and line rings, witn straps as in wheel har
ness* Two Bridles, the same as for wheel harness
Two Neck Straps and Chains, the same as Tor
wheel harness
Two Belly Bands, the same as for wheel Harness
Two pair-Chnin Pipes, “ “
Two pair Trace Chains, “ *«
Two Crupper and Hip Straps Back strap 6 feet
long, tapering from inches to 2)4 inches vide
Hip Straps, each 2 feet 4 inches long, 1)4 inch
with a hook at one end
Two Back Bands, 8 feet 4 inches long, 3)4 inches
wide
Two Martingales, 4 feet long, 1)4 i nch wide, to
bookie intp the bit
One Coupling Strap, 6 feet 6 inches lon - % inch
wide
One Check Hein, 4 feet long, 1 inch wide to
buckle into the bit at each end, with a ring sewed
in the centre to receive the lead line
One Lead Line, 21 feet long, finches wide, with
a buckle at one end and an 8 inch loop at the other
One Whip, heavy plated horsehide, 0 feet 6
nchoealong
One Horse Brush, oval, of bristles.—by—inches
One Cony Combe, No 222—8 bar
The whole to be packed in a box about 18 inches
wide, 17 m ches deep, 84 inches long, made of 1
inoh Stuff, coopered, wood hoops or Iron, as many
be-reqoired
.Four HorsO Harness, as foDows, to wit:
WHEEL
Two QuDors Breech straps, 3 feet 8 inches
long*Scinches wide, sewed in 4-inch rings of %
iron; hip straps 4 feet long, 3 inches wide; stay
pieces 2 feet 2 inches long, 3 inches with 1)4
inch buckles: cross straps to buckle into stay
Pieces 6 feet long, 1)4 inch wide; side straps 6 feet
d inches long, 1)4 iDch wide; tie straps 15 inches
long, )4 inch wide, tapering to a point
Two Belly Bands Long side 2 feet 4 inches long,
Inches wide, with a 2 inch buckle; short side i
foot 0 inches long and 2 inches wide
Two Hair Collars, 22 to 23 inches long, with
double straps and safe leathers and inch
wide
Two pair of strong Hames to Buit, made o fwhite
oak root, ironed with hooks, breast rings 1)4 inch
square, staples and line rings
,' Two pair Hame Straps Lower one 6 feet 6
inches long, )4 inch wide; upper one 4 feet 6 inches
long, )4 inch wide; of alum tanned leather
Two Bridles Crown piece 2 feet 2 inches long,
wide; cheek pieces each 10 inches long,
1)2 inch wide; front piece 12)4 inches long, 1)4
itch wide: stay pieces, from blinds to crown rupees,
16 inches long, I>4 inch wide; nose piece 12 inches
Jongrl inch wide; winds 6 inches long, 6 inches
wide; reins, long side 4 feet 2 inches long, 1 inch
wide; short side 2 feet long, 1 inch wide, with 1
inch hackle; bits, tinned mallen, to weigh frjbs the
down - *
Two pair Chain Pipes, 2 feet 6 inches long, 2)4
inches wide
Two pair Tfcace Chains, 7 feet long, 14 links to
tha/octyOtNoSiron, twisted or straight, with T
on one end, weight 9 lbs per pair
One pair Breast Chains, 28 inches long, 14 links
to the foot, of No 2 iron, twisted
Two Neck Straps, 3 feet 6 inches long, 2)4 inches
wide, with 2)4inch buckle
Two Neck Chains. 4 ieet6 inches long, 14 links
to the foot, twisted No 4 iron, T and loop (o be nv
eted on to the neck strap, swivel in tbe chain
One Saddle, made on Attakapaa tree, bead, gullet
and cantie ironed, covered ib the usual'way witn
half tanned hide; flaps 20 inches long, 16
inches wide; etmiragle 7 feet S. inches long, 2)4
•• Inhhgpvvide, with a 2)4 inch buckle on one end, to
be fastened to the saddle by being riveted to two
atoaps, I)4,inch wide; these Straps a>e
placed ,i by«-on r each-side of the saddle tree; one
eMtirtfodto the front part of the bar. tbe other
en&to of the bar behind the cantie,
•Sjnatipfc-saddlfi fashion; stirrup leather* 4 feet 7
unttoesJong, I)£moh wide, with 1)£ inch buckle;
Vfctifrhp* malleable iron, tinned, bolt eye pettem, 10
weigh 18)4 pounds to a dozen pair.
/LEAD.
*FWO BHdlel/same as for wheel harness
Iwo Collars, 20 to 22 inches long v made the same
as for wheel harness '
Twopair of Hames to suit, of the same material
ka For wheel harness, ironed; with hooks, breast
rings and line rings, with straps as in wheel har
ness
TwoMeck Straps and Chains, same as for wheel
hacaess
Two Belly Bands, same as for wheel harness
Two pair Cham Pipes, same as for wheel harness
Two pair Trace Chains, same as for wheel har
ness w
TwcKJnrppers and Hip Straps, Back Strap 6 feet
long, tapering from£s£ inches to 214 inches wide
Hip Straps with, buckles each 2 feet 8 inches loug,
y&cinch wide, with wrought hooks
Two Back Bands, Sleet rinches long, 8U inches
wide
Two Martingales, 4 .feet long; 134 inoh wide, to
backle into the bit
One Coupling Straps 6 feet 0 inches long, % inch
wide
4 feet 1 inch long, 1 innh wide,
to bookie into (he' bit at each end,witnaring sewed
In the centre to receive the lead line
pniaLead Lin®, 2L feet long, y 8 inch wide, with
a oockleatone endaod anB inch loop at the other
inches krn^ '^ ieav^r horse hide, 6 feet 6
Horse Brash, oval of bristles, by
Who. pne Curry Comb, 223—8 bar
be packed in a box about 21 inohes
, *v* . jPohes deep, 84 inches long, made of l
moh stitU, ceopered, wood hoops or iron, as may
. ' A&P-t&qtnred
f to be made of the jbesl material, sew*
tng.4o be made with good waxed thread, and sab
tect to inspection during the process of msnu'Ac
ture and -also when-flnianed
: When, six-horse. harness Is required, the lead
,-ooUatB, -iHidles,rhaipeB, neck-straps, belly-Wuls,
chain pipes, trace-chain, crupper and hip straps,
btiakbands and coupling straps are doubled; one
opsin 8 feet long, 14 links to the foot, of No
4 Iron, with a Ton each end added; and lead line
to be 80 feet long
The whole to be made of the best material) sew
ing to be made with good waxed thread,and subject
'■ to Inspection during the process of manufacture
•anduteo-when finished
’’When'six*mule harness is required* the lead
bridles, hames, neck-straps, beliy-bandi,
?™[p2fpaa» trace-chains, crupper and hip-straps,
pack-bands and coupling straps are doubled; one
bearing chain, 8 feet long. 14 links to the foot, of Ho
... on-eaoh end added; and lead line
■ will also be received for making and
- harness, for two or four mule
hwffi'fehS specification of which will be.
1 «»<* guarantee wiil pe for-
I 1 00 04 18 none will
rraSSPatS?- riot cn d form thereto
. hy hlui r,ir United
HDJ proposal ‘hat mi ij be
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Wagon (m 3 imbalance H«oe< and addressed
to Major I>. H. VINTON
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1861. SURKER ARRANGEMENT. IB6L -
EIGHT BAIILI TRAINS. j
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
ON aND AFTEfi MONDAY. JUNE 10th. <
The through mail train
leaves tho Passenger Station every morning,
(except Sunday,) at &30 a. nn, b topping at all prin- .
cipal stations, and arriving in Philadelphia at
10.16 p. m.
THE THROUGH EXPREBSTBAIN leaves daily
at 1230 a. tm, stopping only at principal stations,
making direct connection at Harrisburg/or BaIU
more, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore at
1:10 p. m. - j
THE FAST LINE leaves the station daily, (ex-'
eepi Sunday,) at 430 p, m., stopping only at Greens
burg, La trace, Johnstown, Wilmore, Gallitsen,
connecting at Harrisburg lor Balti
more, »nd arriving in Philadelphia at&lOa. m;
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
THE J OHNSTO WN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 2:60 p. m, stop
ping all stations and running as far os Conemansh.
FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wifi's
station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 6:40 a. m.
SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's
station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at IL-2Q a. m.
THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall’s
leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 4:10 p. m.
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall’s
station leaves daily (except Sunday,) at 6:25 p. m.
RETURNING TRAINS arrive in Pittsburgh as
follows Express, ILSO am; Mail, ILSQ p. m; Fast
Line 1250 a-m; Johnstown Accommodation, lfco6
a. m ; First Wall's station Accommodation, 6&0 a.
m.; second Wall’s station Accommodation, a.
m;. third Wall's station Accommodation, Ll 6 p. ul;
fourth Wall’s station Accommodation, 6:15 p. m.
'Prams for Blairsriile and Indiana, connect at
BlmrevUle Intersection with. Johnstown Accommo
dation, and Express Trams East and West, and
with Fast Freight East.
PITrSBURGfi ANDOONNELIBVILLETRAINS
stopping at all stations on the Pittsburgh and Oon
neiihrilie Road leave dolly, (8 unday excepted,) aa
follows: Mail Train, 6*40 a. cl; Express Train, 4do
p. m. Pevurning Trains from Pittsourgh and Con
nellsvihe Rood arrive at Pittsburgh &. m. and
6dh p. m
The raveling puolic will find it greatly to their
interest in going East or West, to travel by the
Pennsylvania Railroad, as the accommodations now
offered cannot be surpased on any route. The Road
is ballasted with stone and is entirely free from
dusu We can promise safety, speed and comfort
to all who may favor this Rotfd w ith their patronage.
rARKi
TO NEW YORK. «2 60 I TOBALTIMORES9 60
PHILADEJaPH IAIO 00 | LANCASTER 866
HARRISBURG, $7 46.
Baggage checked to all stations on the Pennsyl
vaniAßailroad, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York
Passengers purchasing tickets in cars, will be
charged an excess according to distance traveled in
addition to the station rates, except from stations
where the Company has no agent.
NOTIGK-lzf case of loss, the Company will hold
themselves responsible for personal ba gage only,
and for an an* otmt not exceeding $lOO.
N. B.—fhe Excelsior Omnibus Line has been
employed to convey passengers and baggag > to and
from the depot, at a charge not to exceed 26 cents
for each passenger and baggage.
For tickets apply to jrSTEWART. Agti,
At the Penn’a R R Passenger Station,
auBl On Liberty and Grant streets
1861.. THE 1861
JPITTSBUBQH, FT. WAYNE &
CHICAGO RAILROAD,
TO ILL POINTS IN THE SOUTH, WEST, AMD
NORTH WEST.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT!
TIME to Cincinnati aa quick, and to
Indianapolis, St. Loms and Chicago quicker,
than by any other ronte
W ES /WARD TRAINS.
FABT MAIL LlNE—Leaves Pittsburgh 12£5 am
Arrives at Crestline 8.00 a. m.
Making close connections with Bellefontaine and
Cleveland, Columbus A Cincinnati Roads,
Arriving at Chicago at 7.00 p. m.
ft. it—The time to Cincinnati is the same as by
Steubenville. /Trams on both Roads meet at Colum
bus, and passengers all go into Cincinnati together.
EXPRESS TRAlN—Leaves Pittsburgh 12J0 p m.
Arrives at Crestline 7*Bo j m
Muring close connections as above.
Arriving at Chicago at 6:46 a. m.
ft, B The tune to Oineinnati is tbe same as bv
BtoaoenvUle. Trains on both Roads meet at Col
umbus, and passengers all go into Cincinnati
together.
Sleeping Care on this tram from Pittsburgh to
Cincinnati, to Indianapolis ard to Chicago,
Trains through to Chicago without change of Oars.
EASTWARD TRAINS.
j_-eave Chicago, 780 a. k. and 8.00 r. m. Arriyina
at Lima, 2.26 r. n. and S2O a. m. Connectingwltn
trains for Dayton and Cincinnati. Arriving atCrest
linft, 6.00 p. u. and 6.05 A. K.
Connecting with trains for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Buffalo and the East, and arrivtng |U
Pittaburgh,lLssA.K-andBJQ p.m. All making close
connections with Pennsylvania Railroad trams for
the Eastern cities, via Allentown and Philadelphia.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Federal at,
Allegheny, for New Brighton, 10AQ A.*L,and 4AQ p.m.
Arrive at w H ILBO “ 6.16 «
Leave New Brighton, 6AO M u LOO 44
Arrive in AllMneny, 8.10 “ 44 280 44
Allegheny and Economy Accommodation Trains.
Leave Allegheny, 7.26 a. m„ and a( Kconomy at 8.25
A. *l4 leaves Allegheny at 1286 p. n. And 6.10 p. M-,
arrive at Economy at 150 p. m. and 7 20 p. n., leave
Economy at 9.00 a. m., and L 22 p, m, and arnre in
Allegheny at 11.06 a. m. and 6.30 p. ra.
MARKET’ 'TRAlN.—Leaves Masailion 6.00 a.m.
leaves Alliance at 6J4 a. x. and arrives in Allegheny
at 11 00 a. K 4 leaves Allegheny at 3.06 r. Mi Alliance ‘
at 6.00 p. m.j stopping at all stations for passengers
axd marketing, arrives at Massiiion, 9.00 p. m.
Tickets will be sold for these trains at reduoed
rates.
Trough trains connect as follows
At Alliance, with trams on the Cleveland and Pitts
burg n Railroad.
At Orville, Ohio, to and from Millersborg, Akron,
Cuyhoga Falls, etc.
At Mansfield. Ohio, for Mount Vernon, Shelby, San*
dusky. Toledo, Detroit, etc.
At Crestline, for Delaware, Springfield, Oolnmbus,
Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, 8L Louis,
4 Xotrisrille, etc.
At Forest, lor Springfield, Sandusky, Dayton, On*
cionati, etc, etc.
At pim*, for Sidney, Dayton, Cincinnati, etc- otc.
At Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette, Ind., SL Louis.
*nrt intermediate pone in Central Indiana ana
Illinois.
At Plymouth for Lapone.
At WanaUh for all points on the New Albany and
Salem Railroad.
And at Chicago, with trains for all points in Illinois,
Ibwa, Wisconsin and Minnesota;
For furiher information and through tickets
apply to GEORGK PARKIN, Ticket Ag*L,
Passenger Station, Pittsburgh.
Through Tickets for sale at the Ticket Offices of
tho Company on the lifte of the road, to all parts of
thp United .States. ' G. 0. HATHKWAT,
fell 1 ' ‘Genefal Praafetager Agfoft Pittsburgh.
CHANGE OFTIME—SUMMER ARBanGEMENT
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, June 10-
1861, trains will leave the Depot of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, in Pittsburgh, as follows;
PITTSBURGH, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI
SHORT .LINE, VU STEUBENVILLE.
No change of cars between Pittsburgh and Gin*
cinxLsti.
L*av Arrives Arrives Arrives
Pitt vurgh, at Columbus, at Cincinnati, at St Louis.
1286 a. K. ILSBA.2L 4:20 p.M.
mo ?. IC. 8:48 P. IL StOO k, *.!
This route is aoorter to Cmemnau, Louisville,
Qciumbus and all points South, than anv other
route. Splendid sleeping cars attached to all Night
Trains.
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE.
Leaves Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at
Pittsb'gh, Rochester,Wellsville, Steub'ville.Wh'lng.
I£B6a.lC. 1:60 A. M. 3*7 •*. M. 4.-03 k. K. 5:07 L. M.
&06 P. M, 726 P. Mi. 219 A.K* . fe2o *, K, 1036 P. m
12:10 A. M. L16i.11. 213 B.M. 5J.0 a.ic. 4130 a.m.
4:00 t. K. 6:16 P. K. &2fi p. M. ~
The 1236 a. m. and 1260 r. M-Trains connect with
Trams of O. O. &.R. for Zanesville, Lancaster, Ac.
Tno 4.-00 p. k. Train stops at all stations between
Rochester and Wellsville.
PITTSBURGH A CLEVELAND LINE.
Leaves Leaves
Pittsburgh. Cleveland.
12£6 A- K. JfclG A. K.
1310 P. m. Wf.it
The 1286 a. tcu train connects at Bayard for
New Philadelphia and' stations on the Tuscarawas
Branch. l « , „..
Passengers desiring. to go to Bhndnshy, To*
ledo, Chicago, or points West, via Cleveland, most
be particular to ask for tickets via Cleveland.
Through Tickets can be procured at the Lib*
erty Street Depot, Pittsburgh.
J; STEWART, Ticket Agent,
For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM STEWART, Agent.
At the Company's Office in Freight Station, Penn
street, F. IL MYERS,
GenT Ticket Agent Cleveland, Ohio.
Mew route via river and
aAXI.ROAD:
Indianapolis fic Cincinnati fi. h.
Conneettng at Indiannpolia wlih Torre Haute,
-and Terre Haute and Alton Railroad, to Bti Louie
and Lafayette and Indianapolis, New Alban? and
Salem, and Michigan Central Roadsf for CHICAGO.
ROCK ISLAND, BURLINGTON, and all intermedi
ate points! ~ »
. Through • Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS.
TERRE 1 HAUTE, L»FAYETTIS*ad PERU.
_ Freights apd passengers earned from Oincin.
naii ox Lawrenceburg m less time than' by an v
other route by twenty-four hours, and at as low
rates. The only road by which shipments can be
made from Cincinnati to thej West, without
breaking oplks
Consignments made to J. E. GIBBONS* agent, at
Cincinnati; or W.. 8. GOTTiNG, agent at Law
renceborg, will receive prompt attention, and no
charge for .commission; no charge for dravage or
conwirtion oiLawrencttmrg. ' '
For forther mfomaxhoii apply to THOMAS RATL
GAN,<Ko. UA Water street,) agent of the Company,
who is prepared to give sbxouob uozipn for pas
eengera and. freight tolndlanapolia, Terre Haute
Lafayette, Chicago, Peru, Greeneastl©:
villa, Charleston, Pahs and M&Uoon, Ac.. Ac.
. H. F. LORD, President,
JOHN F.'OttJCTCTr.-Geneml Fwnffbt mrS
11POBTAMT.
ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR
ST. JOSEPH,
And other points in Northern Missouri, the State
of Habeas, or the Territories, should insist on
having tickets that read by the
NORTH MSSOTTRI BATLBOAD,
SL Louis to St Joseph
It-fcg the BAprtwMUid quickest line by thirteen
reached by rail, and
is ebeairtfkity •-’I. h* >.
- M9*BWyoia Koketa*to EsBSHMmd s& points
ia-Ndrttamiiiraonri ityjhftxNortbiMiwoan Rail
♦noto *f hi boa dU a&m&kAD F. STURGEON, .<.
PreB*t aod GenH Supt North Missouri B. r!
Barer Agent seKMUa
Jjtscraaw.
Indemnity Against Loss by Fire.
T HK FRANKLIN fire insu-
JL .RANCH COMPANT OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office, No. 436 and 487 CHESTNUT STREET, near
Fifth. ’
or Aassra, Jabuai? Ist, 1860.
Pb6RsA«l Agreeably to An Ad of Assembly, being:
First secure- -..AL89&393 fe
Real Estate, present value 6L)
COSt 102.906 25
Temporary Loans on ample Collateral
— 89-186 66
nSR?.' 11 " f* BB - 667 Ts .) 008»- 66
Notes and Bills Receivable—..um 00
Cash BB
__ 6B
The only profits from premiums which thia com
pany can aivide by law, are from risks which
have been determined.
nß i^”? loes made on every description of Prep*
e r t 7> ™ Town and Country at rates as low as are con
sistent with security.
* Since their incorporation, a period of thirty
years, they have paid losses by Fire, to an amount
exceeding Four Millions of Dollars, thereby afford
ing evidence of the advantages 0/ Insurance, as
well as the abilitv and disposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
Losses paid daring the year 1869, B6.
_ . ™ DIBICSOBB.
Charles W. Bancker, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, David 8. Brown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
Jacob R. Smith. Edward C. Dale,
George W. Richards, George Fales,"
_ CHAR ft. BANCKER, President
EDWARD C DALE, Vice President.
WM. A. STEEL Secretary pro tem.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
my 10 North cor Third and Wood streets.
Western Insurance Company,
OF PITTSBURGH.
GEORGE DAJtSIE, President;
F. M. GORDON, Secretary
Capti R D. COCHRAN, GtenT Agent
No. M Water street, (Spang k Co.’s Warehouse,
up stairs,) Pittsburgh.
Will insure against all kinds of FIRE and MA
RINE RISKS.
A Homo Institution managed by Directors who
are well known in the noromunity, and who are de
termined, by promptness and ’.iberality, to main
tain ibecharacter which ihey have aasumed, aa of
ering the beet protection to thoeo who depiro to be
insured.
ASSET'S, OCTOBER BOUI, 1860.
Stock Accounts 4 68,000 00
Mortgage 2,160 00
Office tunuture— 250 00
Open Accounts, etc 7,809 43
Cash 18,361 99
Premium Notes- 2T.606 2»j
Motes and bills diHCOunted.. - 174,076 14
Diiaorois.
George Darsie. R. Miller, Jr,
George W. Jackson. James M’Auley,
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimick,
We. H. Smith, Crum W. Ricketson,
Andrew Ackley, Wm. McKnight,
Alexander Speer, David M. Long,
Rees J. Thomas mvtO
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMP’Y,
NO. 149 CHESNUT STREET,
Opposite ih« House,
Capital •210,100—-Assets $304,048.
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN
SURANCH, either Perpetual or Limited, on
every description of Property or Merchandise, at
reasonable rates nf premium.
ROBERT P. KING, President,
M. W. BALDWIN, Vice President,
DIRECTORS:
Charles Bares, E. R Oope,
E. B. English, George w. Brewa,
P. B. Qavery. Joseph S. Paul,
C. Sherman, John Clayton,
S. J. Magorgec, E. Wdor,
V. Blaokbcrk, Secretary.
J. G. COFFJ hi, Agent,
Corner Third and Wood streets
ClT iaiffl P lllrffll 6#
SaMUKL REa, secretary.
WM. BAGALEY, President.
Office, Cor. of Market and Water B<t.
Insures ug&inst Loss and Damage in the Naviga
tion of the Southern and Western Rivers,
Lakes, and Bayous.'and the Navi-
gation of the Seas.
Insures against Loss
and Damage by IFire.
DIKSOTORS:
Wm. Bagaley, Hon. T. M. Howe, J as, M. Cooper,
Jos. Park, Jr., C. Zue, 8. Harbaurn,
K. F. Jones. S. C. loung, J. Caldwell,
Francis Sellers, 8. M. Kier, John S. Dilworth,
John Bhipton, Barclay Preston. Wm. G. Johnston.
mh29:lydh,
FIRE INSURANCE.
The _ Enterprise Insurance Co,,
OF PRILADELPHU.
Rukt THLjn yor Five, or Seven Fears, or Per
petunlly.
• i liiiam Holmes A Co- Livingston, Coperland A
Co., James R Lyon A Co- Hon. Thos. M. Howe.
William R Larely A James Marshall, F>q n Al
len Kramer, Kwq.. George B Bryan A Co., Wilson,
McElroy A O', Wilson, Carr A Co-, Jotm T.Logan
A 00., Jacob Psinu-r A Co , Bailey, Brown A Co.
DARLINGTON A BLACKSTOCK, Agents,
apKkhm Office. Bank Block, No. 87 Fifth et
FIRE INSURANCE
BY THE
Reliance Mutual Insurance Compan;
Of Philadelphia,
On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual, Mer
chandize, Furniture, &c., in town
or country.
Cash Capital, 9299,510 90.
Assets, 9303,508 96.
OFFICE NO. 808 WALNUT STREET. ,
Invested as follows, via
First Mortgage on Improved City Property,
worth double the amount.- -....-.-.5166,600 00
Ground rent, first class.
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.’a 6 $ cent
Mortgage Loans, $30,000, c05t......
Philadelphia city 6 per cent 10an...
Allegheny County 6 $ cent Pennsyl
vania KaOro&d Loans ..... 10,000 00
Collateral loans, well secured .. 2,600 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage 10an....- 4,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Stock... 4,000 00
Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance Co-. OO
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co 1,060 00
Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance C 0.... 700 00
Commercial Rank do 6486 01
Mechanics’ Bank do 2,012 60
Union M. Insurance Co’s Scrip 160 00
Bills Receivable, business paper iQJE37 16
Book Accounts, accrued interest, etc..... 72
Cash on hand and in in hands of agents.. 11,886 16
1303,608 96
CLKM TLNGLET, Preeidet
r>JK*OTOBS.
Clem Tingler. Samuel Bispham,
William R. Thompson, Robert Steen,
Frederikc Brown, William Musser,
Cornelius Stevenson, Bepiamin W. Tingley.
John R. Worrel, Marshall Hill,
H. L. Carson, Z. Lothrop,
Robert Toland, Charles Lel&nd,
Frederick Lennlg Jacob T. Bunting,
Charles S. Wood, Smith Bowen,
James 8. Woodward, John Bissell, Pitts.
B. M. HiNCHMAN, Secretary.
J GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
mylO Northeast corner Third and Wood irtreete.
file Mutual Lilelnsurance C o
OF NEW YORK.
F. EATCHFOED STAEE, Agent,
400 WALNUT BTBSBT. PHILADELPHIA.
The businessof this company
is conducted on the mutual principle, in the
strictest sense ot the term—the entire surplus,
deducting necessary expenses alone, being equitably
divided among the assured.
Receipts for the year ending 81st January,
$1,689,676 76. J
Ansels Over Seven and a Quarter Million
of Dollars.
Cash on hand and in Bank. 4 120,060 89
Bonds and Mortgages 6,421479 12
United States Stocks 847,232 60
Real Estate 18
Due from Agents 20,466 60
74
AddUcterast accrued; but not yet due- OO
Deferred premium*, (estimated) 186,000 00
Premiums in course of transmission.- 38432 38
Gross Assjos, February 1,1861.. 47,337,989 12
Rates of premium lower, and profits greater than
in most other Companies.
Tai PEopoanojr or cash Absws to the amount at
nsk is greater than that of any other Life Insu
rance Company in the l/nited.£iates<
Pamphlet? and every requisite information will
be lurmahod tree ot expense on application, by
letter or otherwise to n 3
_ . . DARLING lON k BLACKBTOOK,
yBLBmd S? Fifth Street, Pittsburgh.
» flaw are atcttoal safety
OOMPiNV-tNCORPORATED
THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNBLVANI a
wf-omss a ma^E&TamDAm)
MABIKE
INBURANCIUSOD V esaeljsGarro add Freight, to all
parts ot ihe % orld. JNXSSI) INBUISScBaM
Q oo^8 * a b 7 Rirers, Canals, Lakes, and Land Car
rrnged, to all pans ol the Union. FIRE INS[7.
RANGES on Merchandise general!yflT Sterna.
Dwelling Houses, Ac, 7t 041 ow>r ® B »
Diuoiosa.-Wm. !tato, Edmund A Bonder,
Theophilas PnMing, John a. Penroje, j oiul 0
D»ra, Jams* Traouair Wm- Jr &
Hand, Wm. a Dodwig, Joseph H. BeiS, Dr K. W
KKSMSK SKSSfefsfit
*ssfr , !Onra2n*?i3r?
Jacob P.' Jonefy Jemes-a APPartand, Joshua P
? , T?\7 0 *' n Piasiy'sgk, Morgan,’
A. B. Berger. do._
W i t >TtfAIW~ ff ft
THOS C. HAND, Tioe fteSdeafc -I
Hiinaa,Secretary.> ‘ ' « j ■
i«a
P. A» r.
No. M VMer *tnwTpUto£srJ£
]_ |roj(esslanai.
WM. llr WEOTWE V,
notary fixblio.
rtFFICE at the Pittsburgh Post, Fiftt
sfroetinear Wood. ivia
ALTRID B. yCALMOav-. RMM K_ vkr p
M’CALMONT & KERR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
FRANKLIN, VENANGO CO.,
my23dyd Pennsylvania.
H. W. Panxßsos Gso. f. dawbop
PATTERSON & DAWSON,
attorneys at law,
KUHN’S LAW BUILDINGS,
Diamond Street, near Grant.
__ PITTSB U&QB , PA*
B. F.IUtCAS, “ ’
_ attorney at law,
Ofßee, No. 78 Grant Street
(Three doors below the Court House,)
myBJ.y Pmsßusan, Pa.
L. BRAC&ENBIOGE,
ATTOBWEY AT LAW
Offlec, Ho. 135 Fourth Bt«,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
TEETH!
CSAVE THEH BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE.
SILL, has removed to 246 PENN
• STREET, In the house Tormeriy occupied
ov Dr. G. H. Keyser, opposite Christ’s Church.—
Hewill give all the modern improvements. Teeth
inserted at various pnoefcjrom $l6 to $62 per set
Bjctobnci —Rev. w. D. Howard, Rev. Samuel Fin*
ley, A. Bradley, A. G. M’Oandless. M. J. B. Hop
kins, W. H. Vankirk, Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, W. Him
ick. Samuel M’Kee. &u27:lj
DU. C. BAELZ,
WATERCURE ABO HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
ALSO—ASKNT OF '
RAINBOW’S CELEBRATED TRUSS
FOR
BUPTTJRES.
■tsUy COR. PEMN AtiD WAYNE STB.
JAMES A. LOWRIE, Attorney at
Law, Office, Fourth street, Pittsburgh, be*
tween Smithfleld and Cberry Aliev. dellily
George 8. selden having
resumed THE PRACTICE OF LAW, may
hereafter bp found at his office, 122 Fourth street,
Pittsburgh. te29
HAHL, Surgeon Dentist, successor
• to G. W. Biddle,"No. 144 Smithfield street
.1393,261 76
A&- Office hours from eight to 1 o'clock, and
from 2 to 6 o'clock. felfrlv
CUPPING AND LEECHING,
JOE. A JSRS. BKSK.
sS»Toeth extracted. Hot Gold and Shower Baths
aelfcly F. BICSE. 177 f-irant ntreet.
(goal, (Kandhs, &c.
ALADDIN COAL OIL COMPANY.
BRERKTOS, JOHEBTOS <6 WILKIBB,
46 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
HAVE ALWAYS on hand a suj»enor
quality of LUBRICATING, ILLUMINATING
and CRUDE COAL OILS.
Also, LAMPS of every variety, Wholesale ana
Retail. aplfidy
B. C. a A. 11. SAWI’EB,
LARD OIL, CANDLES,
Palm, Toilet and Rosin Soaps,
So. $7 Wood Btrtot, PltUbargh, Pa
CORNER FuIiKTH AND ROSS STS.,
Pittsqurgh, Pa- agent tor ilo receipt and sale ol
CARBON OIJLW.
Keeps constantly on hand, and is receiving heavy
and light oils suitable for Lubricating and Redoing
purposes, which will be sold low for cash and cash
anfe6md*v
Mali gaper, &c.
HEW WALL PAPEH BTOBE.
BBTWKE.N FIFTH AND LIBERTY BTB.
i*o. 107 Market Street,
THE SUBSCRIBER IS OPENING
anew and large stock of
PAPEII SIA.IfGIIWGS.
Embracing a oomplele assortment lor Dwelling*,
Stores, Oflicetk Halls, Churches, Ac., to which ne
wouid regretfully invite the attenuon of ihepub
ue. having an enure new stock of good.- recently
purchased and now arriving. Those in want of
new goods will find them by looking tnrongh our
assort men t.
maro:lyd JOS. HUGHES.
WALLPAPER! WALL PAPER
The Largest Anaortmen; and Lowest Prices
in Pittsburgh. Come and see
WALTER P. MARSHALL,
No* 87 Wood Street,
(Near Fourth, at the Old Stand,)
Has lor sale French, German and American
WALL PAPERS,
FOR PARLORS,
RALLS,
CHAMBERS.
CHURCHES,
LODGES, Ac
50,000 rolls at 121 eta. 50,000 rolls at
6,8 and 10 cts«
WiHztow Contains, Kibj Boaac Fauna,
Testis Oovsbs, Onujies, Ac.
Look for the Striped Front.
The only plaoe in tows where a full assortment
of Pro nob paper* is kept. msrU
jsldemett.
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
ALDERMAN,
OFFICE, 451 Penn Street, Sttt Ward
OLLECTIONS promptly made.
Deeds, Bouds, Mortgages and 'other Legal
Writing? Drawn. Acknowledgements Taken, Buis
Probated. * ap&ly
F BENCH WALL PAPERS,'of Spring
Importation, prior to enforcement of the new
tariff, are now sold 39 per cent, cheaper than can be
hareafter. Styles very beautiful. For»*leby
eel* W. p. MARSHALL, 87 Wood sirest.
GREEN APPLES.—IT barrels just
received and for sale by
. HENRY H.COLMN&
SUNDRY PRODUCE.—
100 Bags Pea Nuts;
75 do Feathers;
50 boxes Cream Cheese;
8 bbla Eggs;
&0 U bbls Mackerel, No. 8;
260 bushels Dried Apples;
60 do do 1 eaches;
Bacon Sides;
100 Oil Barrels; m store and for sale by'
JAS. A. FBT&EB, owner Market and First; sta.
1 A GROSS BRANDRETH'S PILLS,
A fj received and for sale bv
GEORGE A. KELLY, Druggist,
sol 9 69 Federal street, Allegheny.
gAINT LOUIS FLOUR—
200 bbla Melrose;
200 “ Pride of the West;
100 u Lafayette;
100 « Mount Wrnon; for sale by
_M2Wt_KAY, PENNOCK A CO., 29 Wood st.
NEW WALL PAPERS for the Fal
trade now open and receiving at
JOS. R. HUGHES,
8021 No. 107 Market street.
'fcXOTlCE,—The friends of William
X y Keman have applied to His Excellency,
Andrew G- Curtin, for nis psrdon.
<ctl:law2wd
1 n barrels prime Havana
OHANGES lost lecatwd and for sale by
BEYMEB A 8808.
se2l Nog. m and 126, Wood atreat.
TENNERS' 01L.—70 bbls, for sale by
A B . A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
Col 3 corner of First and Woods ata.
TWO ACRES OF GROUND, JUST
below Manchester, for sale by
“08 8. CUTH BEET A SON, 61 Market street.
100 BARRELS LOVERING'S AND
A yJSJ Pennsylvania Syrup in store, and for
gale by MILLER & RICKETdON.
JStl H RIFLES! $lO RIFLES 1! §lO
SP AV7 KIFLEam for aele by
BOWN A TETLEY,
6014 138 “bod st.
Towelling house ’For rent.—
Py Ao. 38 Boss street. A comfortable and con
venient Dwelling Honsa cf 8 rcorn- with bath
room, gas, Ac. Sent, $125 to April next.
se3o 8 CUTHBEBT A SON, 61 Market st.
BOWIE KNIVES—For sale low by
aea BOWN A TETLEY,I3B Wood ah
OIL REFINERS. —6 casks superior
psbttforoil haiTels, making them perfectly
G sh t, for aale yery cheap by
«el 4 ' j 7 HBNBY H. OOLLINB
Ij 1 GGB.—B barrels, tresu Eggs, just
J received and for sale by
JAS; A. FETZKR,
8P27 Corner Market and First streets.
Half price rs what we are
Belling out a great many kinds of our Bum
mer Dress Goods, Lao* Mantles, *c_ for the best
PLOYU,
' ' v
10 barrels Llnßasd Oil; £
16 do ■ Oar boo do; receired b*. -.
HENRY H. COLLINS.
Mime and 3forno?a.
WI. BEIVIVIiTT,'
IMPORTER AND DEADER IN
bbandibs, cordiaus, wines,
Old fflonongakltt and Eeetifled Whisky*
No. 130 Wood Stre.t,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
8. B. & C. P. JHARKLE,
MANUFACTUEEBS
-A-lKTia DHALEBS I2ST
r>OOK, CAP, LETTKR, and aU kinds
Jn PAPER, 'rave removed from
NO. 87 WOOD STREET to
No. 8S gmil afield street,
„ r , „ PITTSBT7BQH.PA,
«.Oaah or Trade fot Rate. apt
WILLIAM GARB & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &o.
IMPORTERS OF
Distillers and Dealers in
FISE OLD ffiONOMAHELA RIE WHISKY,
327 and 828 Liberty Street,
IBM* PITTSBURGH, PA.
WIUI4H aiYTOC
WHOLESALE i iE"ATT
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. 87 Diamond Alley,
Wear Wood Street,
~ PITTSBURGH* PA.
-‘W* Always on hand Blackberry, Cherry and
Ooenac Brandies, Old Mouongabela Rectified
B5 mbl6
E. P. MIDDLETOS & 880.
IMPORTESB OK
WINES, B KAN DIES, &c
ALSO DEALRBS IN
Fine Old Whiskies,
NO. 6 NOKTH 7BONT BTBEBT,
aplOilyd PHILADELPHIA.
Sdbarxo aftfl grpra.
w. k D. RINEHART,
UmutlßlS UO DIAUB ZB iLVIIHDfI
TOBACCO, SNUFF Sk BEOABB,
NO 130 WOOD STREET.
LYOM ARNSTHAJL,
WhoUsaU and Retail Healer cn.
GENUINE HAVANA BEGARS ;
AND
Virginia Chewing Tsbaeea.
WOOD STBEET, *
trader the Bt. Charles HoLa,.
oell PITTHBUROH. PA.
W». MiUJt, Phils ej. W. KIOISTBOH, Pittsburgh
9IIELES & BICKETSOS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
and mroaras or
BRASDIES, WINKS AMD SKOAB.B,
ftOa m AND 223, CORNER OF LIBERTY
AND IRWIN STREETS,
AKIj SOLS A&-B NT& POR
SWEARER'S CITY GLASS
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Iron, s nils, Cotton Yarns, &c M Ac.,
Cob stan tly on Hand. [mr2
gaptmas (Salaries.
GLAStiOW’S
AMBROTYPE GALLERY,
—lN'
LAFAVETTB HALL,
FOURTH STP.KET ENTRANCE:
TO THOSE PARTIES WANTING
real fine Ambrotypes at a moderate price, and
all who have been unable to obtain a good likeness
elsewhere are respectfully solicited to uall.
variety of caapsand frame' always on hand,
rtioiicvau* and saUwfacwon guaranteed.
C. GLABCOW,
tx: ?10 84 fourUi Street P‘ttj*burab.
©r oesrs,
P. ivJHHS£ J. 8. D. Rintj
fixate r.‘ Miller A Rickeuton'a.)
lll£YME:{ ft BROTHERS
(Kuccetr.- • KxTJfii ft Asdibsor.)
W-oiwmle in
.kj:;rn fruits,
NUTS, CO>' r ?:CTK'v v. KY, SUGARS, FIRE
WORKS, *«.
Ni>. S 3 Wcvsj Bt, »nd N \ 113 Second street,
Opposite 8l Charles Rot>v,
WILLIAM BAWALEY,
Wholesale Grocers,
Hcs. IS and 20 Wovd Street,
•>38:1.'
WK l-.clMrjM
WM. ??, SMITH & CO.,
wholesale gbocehs,
118 SECOHD ISO 147 FIRST STREETS
Fitrtbu-,6, Pa
UPHOLSTERY,
No. 85 Fourth Street, near Wood.
JHE SUBSCRIBERS MAtf-UFAC.
tare and keep constantly on hand every arti
n their line, tib: Cormpes, Ornaments, Cui
tain Goods, Comforts, Feather Beds, MatuassesM
all kinds; also, the celebrated Patent Spring Beds
All kinds of shades. Blinds and Fixtures.
attention given to all orders for SI
ting and laying down Carpets, Oil Cloths, Ac.
octU Iyd ROBERTS A RO SNICK
Apollo Hall Billiard Saloon.
TOHN GANGWISCH would remind
his old friends and customers that he is still
to be found at his old stand, Apollo Ball, entrance
on Fourth street, fie has always on hand the bet
quality of lager beer, and in connection with tb<
ball, a well appointed billiard saloon, with gop.
tables, balls and cues.
Reberaber the place, Apollo Hall, Fourth st
near Wood, entrance from Fourth- jylOcly
A FULTON, BELL AND BRA Sb
. FOUNDER, No. 70 SECOND Street; Pi rtf
burtrh, Pa. is prepared to fonnsh to order,
CHURCH, STEAMBOAT, FACTORY Aflfe OTB
ER BELLfi, OF ALL SIZES,
From 10 to 10, 000 pounds.
CHIME BELLA made to order. STOP ANI
GAUGE COCKS of all dees, for Steamboats:
MINERAL WATER PUMPS, COUNTER RAH
INQS, and every variety of Brass Castings finite •
in the neatest manner.
BABBIT’S ANTI-ATTRITION METTAL
FULTOJCB PATENT MERALLIC PACKING, foi
Steam Engines. ap2Zldj
UNDRIES.— ’ ~~
160 bags Rio Coffee,
160 bblsfoak,) N. O. Molasses,
16 hhds Porto Rico Sugar.
60 bbls Refined do
S& “ do Yellow do
600 boxes Window Glass,
26 bbls N. Y. Syrup,
16 u No. 8 Large Mackerel,
10 hf “ do
10 bbls No* 2, medium, do for salebv
W. H. SMITH *■ OO’
_ielB US and 149 Front street
nhAXES ON W ESTKRN LANDS;—
X Persons owning lands in the West, who Wub
to pay taxes, are informed that Weattend to the
receiving and payment of Taxes in Wisconsin.
Minnesota, lowa, Ac. ’
B. CUTHBE3T i SON.
-efMMtkwt at.
OLT’ij REVOLVERS! COLT’S BE
VOLVERBI—Just received, another lot by
express of all the different kinds manufactured.
Sharp’s Four Bhot Repeaters;
Allen’s Seven do
Smith A W oRson*s Seven Shot Repeaters.
Fit aal* by WWN <1 TRTT.KT
GREEN APPLES.—IO barrels choice
Green Apples, }ust received-gad for sale by
_ ’ J. A. FfSTZER,
ao2B Corner Market and First ytreeta
GREEN APPLES—SO bbls., received
this day, and for sale bv
oc2 HENRY H. COLLINS.
THFtaTOJES.—IOO bushels Prime
3 Neshannock Potatoes, jost received and for
saieby JAS. A. FBTBER,
a XQS Comer Market and First streets.
F~ OR THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS
in the city C&H at
aoB a HANSON LOVE’S, 74 Market street.
i RNIYfiS —For sale by
* .y Begl BOWN A TETLEY, ISSWood at
| APPLES—2S barrels, just re-
JT celrod and for Bala far
_oc* HENRY H. OOLUNB.
EANS.—3O bags wlute beans for sale
by [goo] HENRY H-COLLINH.
ATRRIDGFS always on band for U.
S.nmaketß and rifles also for Sharp’s riSas.
33 60’and Wborea. For gale’by y
t*a SOWN A TBTT.FT.
. , ,k..
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
BSDXrOEDPHIOFS
JAMES W. WOODWELL,
*os. 8T and 99 Third Street.
IXI fourth street,
ALL VARIETIES OF STYLES AND FINISH*
BTTTTigTJI VQE
Hotels and Private Dwelling!.
P rom J >t} r attended to, and the
Furniture carefully packed and %h.
Steamboats and Hotels furnished at short notice.
Cabinet Maaaxa supplied with erery article In the
line. * :.
T?DRNITURR EOR CASH.—A full
n^nnkcturea
BUREAUX,
BOOK GASES,
WARDROBES,
ynd every article needed in a well fttrhiahecf dwel--
ilog, as wen aa a splendid'assortment of *
OFFICE POBHITURF.,
Constantly on hand and made to jOA.ec, As the.
only terms on which business irconfekttmsestate
Mshmenfc is for CASH, price saremttde accordingly.
Persons m want of a»:jrtmng in the above
would be advantaged bv calling at
FACKINER A IRWIN’S,
No. 103 Smithfield street. belovr Fifth.. \
J. D. Fackhsis,
lam* M. mwn* . mrgfcly
ST. FRANCIS’ COLLEGE,
Under Care of the Franciscan Brothers.
I HIS INSTITUTION, SITUATED
IN LORETTO, Cambria Couatft Fennsylva
forn miles from Cresson Statiom on the direct
route between Philadelphia and Pitts burgh, was
chartered.in 1868, with prniligefl to confer the
usual Collegiate Honors and Itegrees. iThe loca*
Lidn of the College Is one of themost healthy in
Pennsylvania--this portion of the Allegheny
Mountains being proverbial for its pure water,
bracing air. and picturesque Boeneiy.
The Scholastic year commences on the FIRST
MONDAY alter the 16tb of AUGUST, and. ends
about the 28th of JUNE following. It U divided
into two Sessions. Students cannot return home
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neces
sary for Land Surveying, Engineering, Ac* Ac,
will be furnished by the Xnstituuonto the Students.
Instrumental and Vocal Music forms no extra
charge. Btodente will be admitted.from eight
years to the age of manhood.
Txum—Board and Taition, payable hall yearly in
advance $lOO
Washing and use of Beddings 10
Classical and Modern Languages, extras— 10
Students spend Vacation at the College....- 16
Reference can tatmade to the RL Rev. Bishop
O’Connor, to the Rev. T. 9. Reynolds, St Mary’s,
Loretto, and to other Clergymen ot the Pittsburgh
Diocese.
D, C. MEEUND
j£EEPB CONSTANTLY ON HAND
AHDOYAL BONNET
BOXES;
Iso, makes to order PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER
BOXES, suitable lor Shoes, Dry Goods. Ac-, at
Eastern rices. Corner Virgin alley ana Wood
street, (third tory—over Cravens’ Pitts*
burgh, Pa. JeW.y
Notice of Dissolution Partnership
■\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
X v the partnership lately existing betweaoLEE
A- BECKHAM andGEORGE A. KELLY of the city
of Allegheny, under the linn of BECK AM A
KELI T, wns dissolved on the 22d of April. 186L.bj;
mutual consent. BECKHAM A KELLY.
AST The business will be carried on et the old
sund by the subscriber, by whom all the business
of the late firm will be settled!
GEORGE A KELLY
Allegheny, June 4,186L —jefi-tf
gOAP, CANDLES AND OILS.
1,000 Boxes Cheihical Olive Erasing Soap,
500 do Rosen Soap in 1, 2 and 3 fe-ears
800 do No. 1 Palm Soap in 1, 2 an<LB B> bars
900 do Oleine do inlftbers,
150 do German do ylibbars,
250 do Friend to Woman Boap In Ilb bars
1,000 do Sharing and ToQet Soap In different
shapes aqd sis
-600 Boxes M rn’Candles,
1,000 do if;.'irmilic Pressed and Mould Candles
for Sommer v.*r\
200 Boxes Adamantine Star Candles, 45,5 s A Os.
50 do New Bedmrd Sperm Candles, 4s, 6s A
6s. 1
20 do Wax Colored Candles, 4s, 5a It 6s.
6 do Coach do,
5 do Star do, i
10 Barrels No. 1 Lord Oil,
6 do do 2 do,
25 do Lubricating I* 1 Oil,
10 do do do 2 OiL
50 do Carbon 111 tuain*ting oil,
25 do Coal do do.
On hand and for sale, by
B. C. * J. H. BAWTEB,
To whom was awarded, by the U. 8. Agnoattora
Society, the first premiums for Oils, boape and
Caudles* mb IS
rITTSB JJRGB
gAfiDINES. —
10 o&ses 14 cans Sardines—choice brands:
fi « k « « « n -
3 M w »nd H “ w M boned::
In store an<i sale by [seS] RHYMER &BBOS.
PITTSIVRSB.
...joa r. huntesT
6DOZ. PARRISH'S HAIB RESTOR
ATIVE; 6 doa. Parrish's Elixir iost received
and tor sale by GEO. A. KELLY,
iv w Allegheny city ;
BAD.—IOOO Pigs, received by
sea HENRY H. COLLIER
OA T 8.—400 bushels Prime Oats, ip
store and for sale by ■ '
JAMES A, gßTwtra,
oofi Corner Market A Firet Bis ;
LIQUORICE. — . ;
6 cases Sicily Liquorice in BJb boxes (.
3 Ualsbria “ iastrweived and for
Mile bv fsegf REYMKR A BROB.
New goods at os market stu
comprising c fall the newest styles andftbrios
plsin snd figured French Merinos, ladies' water,
proof cloaks, and Cloth for making a desirable let
ol ladies and children's Shawls, for Fall and Winter.
All will be sold cheap, as the cash system is tbs
motto.
Ladies, call at 06 MARKET STREET.
ae34 H. J. LYNCH.
Elegant gold and velvet
PAPER HANGINGS—For sals by
«28 W.T. M1B8I!1I,L
Great babgains en- hoop
BKTHTB—New styles lost received at a great,
rednction in former prices.
. EATON, MACRUM A CO,
““8 IT and 10 Fifth street
BAD—2OO pigs, for sale by ,-r
seSO HENRY S. COLLINS)
T) YE FIX)TJB—-27 barrels fresh ground
A At Rye Flonr, received and for sale by
JAS A. FETZER, corner Morkei and First via.
K BARBELS SICILY CANARY SEED,
If jast received and for sale by
GEORGE A. KELLY, Druggist,
fi el6 68 Federal street, Allegheny,
O A BBLS. HEMP SEED, jnst received
AtO and for sale by.
GEORGE A KELLY, Druggist,
. sole 68 Federal street, Allegheny.
Afl DOZ. PUBE CATAWBA WINE
lv or for
sale 69 Fedenflutreat, Anaaheßy.
BEOOM, CORN* EEX?Sf£—-30 bales* a
raperolr article, lor *alebt
11187 HENRY H.COUJNR
APPLEB.-24^raSe
wgasagsam i a i BL.
JS OLD PALM SOAP."
PURR OLD PALM SOAP.
PURE OLD PALM SOAP!
8o»p, equal to any toilet Soap now louse. Itsaon
stant aw Is a saw prevention of chapped hands,
laoe, etc, etc. Those wishing a good Soap at the
pnce of an ordiniry artideshoalS ase the
PURE OLD PALM SOAP.
PURE OLD PALM SOAP.
PURE OLD PALM SOAP.
„ . PURE OLD PALM SOAP.
For sale by
Joseph tlbming.
f <» corner M»rteet gtrr*and the Dhiroood E
HlfttH fl. U«Us, ~
'C’NGINE BUILDEB & MACHINIST
JEM GREAT WESTERN PLAHirSS MTT.T. cor.
SSSJSaLSSSS JSfifSff 1
rtiaes, in the best nnumer; Shotting, Pnliies, 'and.
Hsaprs, of all nswandrsrietjr; ScrewtCofany di
emefei and pitch, to fifteen feet in lengthTW
also make, ana hare on hand, DootoraSd Micser
Engines, and Deck Pmnra for ■* A fmthnitrrkft
en to repairs oS PrinfiijrftMaea and other Ms
chin,** mylfilyd
C WEET POTATOS—IB bbls Marietta
Sweet Potatos, jnst received and Tor nl. br
„ JAB A pmgß,
odt corner Market and Pjjntsta '
OLT SBE VOL V BBS—(j inch, 6 ahofl"
Por " to * ,
OOHgJBTnro OF
(Edacatoal.
WW« fr QQt ■
BfflmASßlCßJSfilßilife, <t
JroodMtrett,tomtrorTMr4, ' ‘
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WT HOUMHB ABQNS.Hto^
Btantfrftrsale. won -r*n
Aiumdg.
C KABT£SES IS 186 6. ' A
9 9 ©’dock !;y
Horember Ist to Hsrlstr&t>m.-B;.to jt-.s
- D«P93ita‘reoBlT6<J or »n' snms notleSs: thsa
Hraui, «td a diridond of the profits dzwlarad twice
* year, in June and December. Interest bMi beew t'i (
semj-mmnaUy, JuneTand IfccembSf
ftocqtte Rank was
ptfeentevair. ■ --\f
Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit,
35-^SSS
cotnjwtedins twice a year wllhoat twahlißgttadfc! .3
MSitortOioau or oven to present his passbook. At, ,
'W rate, money will doable inlesatnaatwetT* "
m the aggregate kgst i»n osa-Bll], 1
nam t
GEORGE ALBBESL
via PMsnura. J> ' *
William J. Anderson. James BD. Meeds. ’ '1
tk
Hopewell Hepburn, BobertßobbT
James Hardman, James Bhidie; j '■ .1
James D. Kelley, Alexander*nndle» l
tawHJua. _ .
Alexander Bradlsv, John R MoFaddea. . J
John S. Backolen, Peter A. Madeim** *
feorge Black, John H. ;u-j
John B. Canfield, James fiPAuleVa
Alonso A. Ciraier, John Ibrahdl. ' i ‘*
fssM’S Kf t
Wllh&m 8. Haven, Alo—.na.. . j
Peter H Honker, WUliam E. i %
ftehard Hava,le«ac Whittier. . ,
Wiiliem B. Lavely, Chris Han Yeager, 1 ’
sbcbxtaby «t*t> vattraam. " •
OHARiaa A- OOLTOH, ffalji t
y a w? cirn’OTTi,
No. 100 SmlthfleKl Sfc, “, r
Hear the cornar of Filth. : £
_ . PITTSBUHGH, PA,
lUrOn EY in large and Kraali (juantitig.
CT,Gold Mid Silver
iHe articles, for any length of ttme agreed on. 3Ukj
■ »a.CWIoe Hoara from fA.M.toIO P. M. )aM- (
fi B. SEELY, 1
\J» 114 FIFTH STREET, opposite ChUhedrrf.'
SEAL ESTATE AKD ofewkSav" iOifiSr 1
SKALZB IB .
NOTES, BONDS, MORTGASES and other Real'
rities. ap4''* v
©lass
EXCEISIOS GLASS WOKKB. Di
A- WOLFE—F. T. PLDNKEPI 1 .. T. naiepaieT.^
WOLFE PLUNKETTCtt*
GLASS MANUFACTUBEBB, io
WAREHOUBB J ud
Ho. 12 Wood Street, Corner erflpikT
Mghlv PlltibarsbV ‘
W * »• CTKJIg6gAM t .._^«-mTWWT« a »^
KuXBIH >nM u ...... ra ,„ w , HMMH , (HMI^ganiK l .. <
/Cunninghams a co.—pitivSl.
\j m BUBGH CITY GLASS WOBJKB—Warehouse,
U 5 Water street, and 166 First street, Plttsbonßu
Fft., three doors below Monobs&eli' HnSS!
Matiuffcotorerß of Pittsburgh; City Window filn
S?* 8 ” Sl f“ Wsfe aod Amerloan Poona
for parlor wifldows, Ytfmrdhea end piffiltb
Itegafatians,
Dissolution 'of Co-Earfiie;
The copartnership hebeto
, for* staling between JOELNP.. HUNT a
gKSBT MINER, under the Urn of HUNT *
MINER, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of toe lale firm will be Bettled'lftv
H£N&¥ MiNEB) who is wihftririfld to «l gw ’UO
firm’s name m liquidation. * : • ‘ ! ■ifr
JOHN P. HUNT, (
HENRI JUNES* .
July 16th, 18fiL
henry miner,
Successor to
HUUT A MIMHR,
Wholesale and Retail 1 { .
BQOKSKLLEB, STATIONER t HEWSDBAII&K
and 73 FIFTH STREET, : I
Next door to tße Poet Office,
)y2C
|Jf YOU WANT SOME CKXttUHEW
1 EW!i orvreiang Jfflaoe^~3b££SSlSi
■' ifaflt corner
O.UNB, Plfj'i’OijS, BlFfcEfJ—-Th* «t
VJ* tantion Of thOM unarwh nf .. _ ; .
••• GUNS, . . * . ‘
RIFLES, '.i
„ PISTOLS, *o*fteitf
b directed to our splendid stock*
‘ : . ' w*.w. young*
®t* No. 9T Wood ilia at
TERMS CASH!—NEW uGOODS'!
A .fKW GOODS 1 1—OPEiT THIS
Prittte, Ginghams, Ac. Grey Goods, u CV-eenta
SSa^SSSB&SA
Bargidna lor oaab. 0. HANSoNLOVIE o**" 0 **"
-,«■« 74 Ifarhet amat
A , SMALL EAEM FOB SAIiJL Jifar
■AA- and a half miles from Urn citV.'TSftStMiTa
eeres to coltiratlon, b&laneetn prime timber* A.
cjtaek jcounty, iNittANiSgleo
U •»«»«£. good land on tb« Ft Wijnetiaafjai.
oago ItK. Price aoo per acre. ftASfft
aelS B. CUTHBEBTi»M,H SSkSnSet
gTILL CHEAPER THAN CTl^~"
BOOTS,
BHOBS, -'l.
AND
*•“ *«» «t the Cheap Ouh
JOSEPH
* el< 98 Market etreet, 2d dofr froth Pljjh.
f'UTBON.— . ..
v 10 boxes fresh Cit'on ; ./
6 “ Orange Peelf".' . " A
..1. J “ “ bo*'ln Aon ad for
“*•** IseS] BKJMBB ABB9B. *
300 FEQNEFIBIjD^GAfSB
POWJiBE, |a«t recalled «nd,for file by
&EOKGEA.
jix,.—ioo, bbli,
B. A. FAHNEBiOCK '*m
<wrpT alVint »naWttt,it»U.
fta nmno
reqeirgd and far a*le by : 4 *
j”* B BEERY H.OOI&gS.
f\Ui—26 barrels No. 1 Carbon OiL
L/ TeoetTedmndtorwaebT
“W- HESBT H. coxjjira.
CORN MEAL—7S bosh treah erotind
Corn Heal, joat raceired and foraatebr
JASAPETZEB,
comer Market aad Hm-ata
GREEN APPLES.—SO barrelvluat
received aad for sale by . - ..*
o°»» HEBjBT H. CQT.T.TTO
>f Igl UAUJLO l>itli£JL> idCAGttST
’v#VJ tdore, and for sale by
EB A BICRgr^OW
T“ DBPBNTINiS SPIEIIU'-SO hbik
~t or “ leb? a^ A s a^?»jyp,
IjMOii ut)id and Velvet
Jt> ingß. for Mle by "
»««• and tor aa?e by BEYHEB
-ZZ Nw,BBmd 138 WoodatSt.
IFLES AT $lO EACH—For'esieb*
**
aisins.—
. 800 boxw bonoi lUitlni;
100 U« o -
- 300 -
s uriour«aaoa,.
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