lewar6l-Litzume, loom.
• MIMInt,IIIIIIMIKIN MIL
TO ALL POINTS LW THE - .
SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST
mamma Azutimentrarr.
Commencing : 2ta3+ sth 1882
rPrVA 'CINCINNATI AM tIICIT,
i to Indianapcgis. St. Louts and it Chicago
shorter than by anyother route.
WESTWARD TRAINS,
Fait Lila.. : Mail
Pilitabiinh...-10011a. in. ?AO a. in. 12,50 p. m.
Allegheny_...l.lo. m 7.20 a. in. 1,00 p. m.
.
vos,
.:.....111,20 is. tn. 5.50 p, m. 11,110 p. m.
..2,10 P. w. -... a
245 a. m. t Wayaa. e
...... P. go. 0e25 a. m.
FOR COLUMBUS CINCINNATI A ST. LOUIS
Leaves
53rea1e_....11.40 a. m. 7.70 P. m. 0 ,50 P.m.
Anima:A
Colimaimas...ll.2o a. in. 10.15 p. m.
Cinein . natL 4,10 p. to. 5,40 a. m.
St Lonts..._, .... NOWA. to. • O,OO D. m, It* DiDrAHAPOLIE3 AND ST. LOUIS.
Lateen • .
=0.....2.20 a. m.
at
kttrlLLeg."l.. 5,45 a. in.
_ _.- 7
.0 a. m.
6,43 p. m.
44 Alltainstas through to Chicago without change
4-B l4 —The time to Muoinnati is the same as
10.entlionn villa Trains on both Roads meet at
uollukels. and Passengers all go into Cincinnati
tapseug. .
EASTWARD TRAINS
ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGH.
Wi s italr. RAO a. in
IMO p. m .
and St. Louis H .- swam 7,45 D. m '
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Federal
-street Station. Allegheny City.
Liartsl. Arrive Leave Arrive
phony New Brighton New Brigton Allegheny
am 1040 a m 042 a m s,oeam
MI in 1,30 p m 6.42 a m sat a m
4640 p m 6.45 p m 12.20 p m INCH) o p
m
8.11111 pin 843 p m 3,110 m 6.0411 p m IILiRKET TRAM.
&saves Allianoeat—....—
7 ........ . 5,30 a. m.'
Animal Alleirtatoy at. 30.20 a. m.
AnkasAll=t ..... 340 p. M.
AMMO St - 8,00-p. m
11141i.TeaMa are run bY Columbus time, which is
LI minute, slower than Pittsburgh time.
MIL, Tickets good on the accommodation and
_impa i r
m are sold at induced prices.
•ms ,p accommodation train connects at
New ton with packets Ibr New Castle.
rirough trains connect aktollows.—
t Boon, with stages for New Castle, 'Mercer.
Youngstown. Ac.
At Orrville, Ohio, to and from Millersburgh.
Aaron. Cuyahoga Falls, etc.
At MiumallelC.Oluo,.for Mount Vernon. Shelby.
Slendushs , , Toledo, Detroit, eta.
As Cradling. forDelaware,Spruagfield. Columbus,
tliama. . nab. Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis. Saint
Louis, Louisville. etc.
Ateta Lima, for Sidney. Detroit. Dayton, Toledo
At Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette, Ind., Saint
;;;Louis. Quincy.. ReokukSt. Joseph and internam
dime points in Central Indiana and Illinois.
At Plymouth for Tarns.
.
And at Chicagg wi t trams for all points in Illi
nois. Miniarrijows. Wboonsinand Minnesota.
For further information and through tickets
apply tou GROROMPARKINAInket Agl.
Union Pawanger Station, Pittsburgh.
and A. Q. CASSRLBRILRY Agent, Allegheny.
JOHNJERV/S,, General Supermtendent.
WM. B. P. SHINN. %mend rummager Agent
CLEVELLIND, PITINABWROIE AND
WHEELILITO IRAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY. MAY ath, 1862,
will leave - th e Depot of the Pennsylvania
rood. itiPffieb4lh. as follows :
PITTSBURG II'''COLUMBUG Jr CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE. VIA STEUBENVILLE.
.1
Leaves Pittsburgh-..:.400 sh - p. 191,50 p. m.
do ..§:_tenbenvipe... I 4,00 6,00
do 'Newark: .... .. -.. 19,5e ' " me -
A p . rkli abl u , ......... i 11,40 - " HAS ..
Bt. Louis
d r. 4 4,4 1 . 133 . I 3 i 4 0 a. 1 6.
"
Noldtinie Of ears between Pittsburgh and Cin
todid shaping oars attached to all night
PITEGII AND WHEELING LINE.
Ls/mei . " ' -
1,00. i m 19,10 a m 12,50 p m
Walkirfflej.... 3,00 " I 8,14 " 3,05
Mrantio...4.oo. " I 9,18 " 4.50 "
.... ....4,54 " 110.23 " • 4,56, "
AriMii . •
Battik 5,05 •• 10,40 , " I 5,05 "
Catmomantitt Wheißngwith Oaltimore and Ohio
and
- 447 . 9 at
B ox eitur , ith Central. Ohio
or anosville,..laricaster.
Oolumbim and Cincinnati, Intiiiinitindfla and Saint
Louie and points west. ,
•-•
PAMAIWKARAND:sCILEVEL AND LINE.
Leaves Pittsburgh 1,00 a. p. 112,30 p. m.
do - We!hying, ' EA°
do 8,10"'" 4.14
-4 141 - "
do uditow 8,00" 4410 " 4,43 "
11,11 S " 0,30
Gamow at :Bmd with Thies:alias branch
forilsw.Figadelphis and Canal •Dover; at 101 -
Et . ttlsPitbiburgh„ Fort. Wayne and Chime
t .Ast Nedule.- with: Clerelaird. Zapei a . ' . "" .n ermtgapstso E. It for . Akron. Cuyalusgs.Falk
and ontsurg.'abd . at -Cleveland
with
a nd
E
BA,fo r Erie, Dunkirk. and buffalo, with C& T
D. far TONI% Detroit, Chi cago and thetiorth•
.•. , . -
w Weilkwill•Aooommodation leaves at 4 1,1 1 . p. 26.
Rnturning Trains arrive at 2,20 a .ns. 9 018 ,
mali t lts and 8,00 p m.. .
rg.lign.tickete, to all promitteults is the
weeVeouthlieit;•portiVair tglkthirligt can be Pro
lured etithii Libertsi etreiedispist
- . I .OIARSPRWAKT, Ticket Alen.
7"""f att r A g reEttiliT .
Agent.
At the ebmpaner babe TA' Freight 13taticin, Penn
th.:76"noV
Net 1882.
8111)iitlitt ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND:- AFTER MONDAY. MAY sth.
noWituraCcurritu
EirOnir- /IVlSt 'i r TAW*
.
THISHHENIOV4III , II A IlioT WAIN
amp( A 11V .
450Ai mror w ii . te eta tion vp .tr x er‘niaming ,st
ale
prienstiaT o end mabintdirect connectiens
R ift
at .11generf or Waldman and , Wailiington. and
to r. or - , Angibe A _Weatuern re
Ti'
0,. I VON lilt:Mb:SS _TIMIS leaves
dal& • 'film Moginlue only it_jlthripal Ma
1114Z
4:l 4 "aelM e4 3:ton, ""e , ii k nlerli a ri i r
lo u ri r fi f t .
' tue.
LINE leaves the above named eta
dee . (mope* Sunday) at B.lloa, tn. , stop
%ia
pingettly at prtaapal station, eouneonnset Har
risburg/ kriaals_mid Wftgton. Tht train
Ehr IMmiidel Phis at ' 0. m.; 'making
tZmaneetioo for NeM York frost KeesinAton
at Imo p. emcoverCannien.S.Amber line
- SACIOIWIHOHATION. THIAINIA.
JOHNSTOWN 7 APOOKHODATION TRAIL
leaves daily (exempt Sunday) it /445 St. IIL. stoe
s=pu "twos and running as Sir as Cone
.
PCP IPIODATIPITHADI .kor Wallb
Watt it Teamentalt/ ("mit Saa;) 801,40 a. ill.
- .
UMW'. ACOOKV_OItIATIN TRAIN for
HASA. in.
Want linden 'Maims daffy, (exempt Sunday) at
.
liffillY - ACCOJCWODATION TRA_ hr
4. P
W itliVllite'xisibti Ciao*Audi* at
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Z e i t station. Irvin daily,(except Sunday) at
ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS:
12 .1245 m,014.
a.
Amouunodation..o.os a. in.
illatlr e allti l Btation Ammaininda 1
km s,so a. in.
ad Wall's Station Aocommoilation 8,34 a. in.
3d Wallaidow= a t a llb ioni. zo•
4th W
4111rTaalpi Blainville and Indiana connect
ag • kgerriggoogmtb 7obesownii , 3o.
at and West and Riga" and
West.
lAlißs
To NEW -It '913,50
• P • : 10,441
. • s' -
; Tr.! •••••••• •••••••••••••rt .., 2 /11 0
stational * thiPiiin -
grhisdav and ao.Plodd i gg e .
be
Parai=a4;tack eam Will
' C ' 7 amid etala 4ialanee Use
dug - • IC thkaglitka rot* ammaitlreall
didodi • oompany luia no amt.
Affivi_f_,...kles t the_
_Simians will
fe hold ma'sorwssommu *Age
an amount not epanagu ig
Onilet Line ruts bell emPlorid
to easier passengers and baggage to and from. the
iisPolot a oltertmior. n o 4l . 6 l ll li. "la'
at_
no 2
isr• *PP to
• • J. AAT,
At titairman/.14.. Pampr o ttran
and Unlit drags.
ma Gamed Suparintandent.-Altiania.'
awril F;lwz
CALIF BOOM 11.4.00
Wars FLITI
CALF
Ar4OlcAP
fmtttlot at Water* -7 10ff itv
teet deep tOli
Potash & CUT b •
LIR Ono& -
AMOS Airii
31,441.10
mumanum R. N.
Conneetinjr.at InthagaHaute.
and Terre Haute and Ali*. •.1 • Vigils
and • • and Or: and
Salews_,and q" , T. Uwe CA
GO, Roc% • I , !ef• • •-;-• 1i - r ; Ind all
Throw&
TEBBE HA IiAFA to T d g
Freights andAmemenests tarried from Cincin
nati or Lameineetumg. lip time than . by anY
other route by twenty-fenu hours, and at as low'
rates. The only read by which shipments can be
made from Cincinnati to the West, withent break
balk.
nents nude to J. IL GIBBONS, Agent
at Cincinnati, ,W. B. CUTTING, Agent at
LawrenceburgE. will receive prompt attention,
and no charge for commission; no casnon roe
DRAYAGE on COBGIUMIDE AT LAWRENCEBURG.
For further information apply to THOMAS
RATIGAN. No. 115 Water street,) agent of the
Company, who is prepared to give THROUGH toc-
CUP= for paasengers and freight to Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Peru, Green
castle, Crawfordsville, Charleston, Paris and Mat
toon, do., no. ' H. F. LORD. President.
JOHN F. CHEEK; General Freight Agent.
mh3
Expntes.
1862. IMPORTANT. 1862.
is,so D• w
ALL PERSONS PURCH4SING TICKETS FOR
SAINT JOSEPH.
And other points in Northern Missouri. the Stats,
of Kansas, or the Terntonee, should insist on
having tickets that read by the
NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD
The only rail route from St. Louis to St. J oseph.
It is the shortest and vitiate:lt line by thirteen
mount* the remotest point reached by rail, and ie
alwaYs eheap as any ether:.
oir Buy your llokets to. Kansas anti all Point.
in Nuresern Al* by the North Atitwouri
rail
road.. LSAAUIII. ST USG EON,
%
Pre. and Goal Suit. North )liebouri R. R.
Hama H. fincroms. 0 , I Traveling Agent.
..enbam
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERY
.9
• .
NO. 85 FOU TH ST., NEAR WOOD.
THE FA E.
TUBB and keep constantly on hand every
article in their line, viz • Cornices. Ortutinents,
Curtain Goods, Comforts, Feather Beds. Mattmem
of all kinds also, the celebrated Patent Spring
Beds. All kinds of Shades, Blinds nod Fixtures.
.114-Prompt attention given to all orders for f,t
ting and laying down Carpets_,.OU Cloths, &c.
octl7:lyd ROBERT A& ROhNIGR.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
YOUN aii
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT,
AT THE OLD STAND
CORNUCOPIA RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, }'IPTH STREET,
WHERE FALIIIII6E9. HOTELS. RES
TAILTRANTS and the trade generally can
be supplied with Cbespeake Bay Oysters, at the
lowest wholesale - Able. Country trade solicited.
ELI YOUNG, Proprietor:
Young's Eating Saloon,
CORNER WEL ) ALLEY AND SMITE
STREETS
Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the
lesson will be served up in the moatpalatable
style. ELI 1. - CIUNO.
ocl4 corner Virgin alley and Smithfield et.
SAVAGE DOUSE,
No. 350 Liberty Street,
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,
JOHN SAVAGE; Proprietor.
HAYING TAKEN AND FITTED UP,
.widkair modern improvements , this po
pular ;non kittbseriber prepared to accom
modatelbie 'Customers - and the public gener
ally. with the beet the markets affords. Oysters
will be served up in every variety of style. during
the season. His Wines, Liquors and Ales he feels
confident in reoommending to the publio for their
excellence. •
Can. Bucket and Shell Oysters received daily
and sold wholesale and retail.
BEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND,
Tricos. EirrCIIVE. Vroprlvt.or.
"WAVING TAKEN AND FITTED EP.
JUL at a great expense, with all the modern im
provements, this popular resort, the subscriber
to prepated to accommodote his friends and the
public generally, with the bent the tuarke:
affords..
OYSTERS will be mired up in every variety of
style daring the season.
LIQUORS and ALES be feels confident in re
commending to the public fur their excellence.
ff/ATMEALS served up at all houri, and DAY
and NIGHT BOARDERS taken. ap4:ly
OUR ISO USE,
NO. 32 DIAMOND ALLEY,.
PITTSBURGH.
TIIE SUBSCRILHER AN WIN C Ent
to the public that ho is in (lady reveipt of
FRESH SHELL AND CAN OVSTEM, GAME.
Arc., and is prepared to accommodate the patrons
of this( old and well known house with everything.
in the eating and drinking line at the shortest
notice. JOHN SRALER.
ia10:17 Proprietor.
L7I"G`LL,I.IVit
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE ;
No. 111 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS'IN
LAKE AND , EASTERN FISH ,
FRESH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIAIoRE
OYSTERS AND WILD GAME,
All In their Proper Season.
n 026 Olio . .F : EI,Di.ELAN A CO
Assio,v4ttit pieNtE . O. *t a EN rz,
ii Proprieteit stedetj a:4 be
:aide the Passenger Dept. of, the Ponnsyl raids.
ItailmoAt Which•nankin it the 'most 'eonrenient
house in the city for passengers striving by that
The proprietor having, at considerable e:-
fitted up, in excellent style, the MANSION
rIOUSE. would reepectfully solicit a .hare of
public patronage. Hie Larder and Bar - will be
furnished with the best the market can afford.
fel:ly
WINES AND LIQUORS.
WILLIAM BENNETT,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Brandies, Oordiale, Wines Old Mononga
hela and Beatified Whiskey,
O. 190 WOOD STREET, PMI'S=SS
fe226m'
WILLIAM CLAYTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. 37 Diamond/Alley,
near Wood 'treat. Pittsheunk . Pa.
SOP Always on hand. Blackberry. Cherry and
W is r ay ßirdies. Old Mononsela Rear
TAtrOIC, (kWAFD GREASE—*
10 bbis Tallow.
25 bblellreineg
In store and for sale by
F. LERO.
Penn s SEL treet. Pi S
ttshuCrsrh
HE J MOOT COMPLETE WHOLE
sale ewelry
ESTARLINIERENT IN THE WENT.
J. R. GARDINER.
62 FIFTH STREET.
BIITTE R
A* 1 barrel Prink Roll Butter •
1 boz do do )u.st received by
exproonand Serials by •
• JAS. A. FETZER..
conies. Idiiket and First street,
C 4O6 PANVONIN AV I NO alp. sociatedwith vain the/tad Estate and Gen
eral Commission don Hasiaent R.B, CUTH
BERT, our business he. be conducted
in the name of T & SONS.
IL MEM? .. . .. L. CLNIIIMIT IL B. CUTHIURT
111•NACITrinlIERir At NMI, Skil. s.
T.&w). and General Commission' Siguds.
KANT
oh of Rod Neat STßE Co ET ll ect . Piion ttsburgh attend to the
of Rn °.
oddment if Moto! or organs dec e
ease: ' Ind
—, misitisaa
Ilis2 • • - .• ii COLT iffy,
tonviumninsillitol6 SALE THIS
,
. •
• .
RANANNE
lbw *wane .
BY TIER
RELIANCE MUTUAL'INRIFRAN — OE
COMPANY,
OF, L'AILADELPI3IA,
On Enildinge,higunitat .0 c Perpetual.
_Mamma
litrevatt... in town or
Country.
OFFICE NO. 1100 WALNIFT ISTEELPT.
Cash Capital, 9r.11);,610 00.
Assets, 0303,600 00.
Invested as follows. viz:
First Mortgage or Improved City Pro
perty, worth double the amount,,,,,, $155.6(t5 00
Ground rent,irst C1am' 2,162 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 'O% cent:
Mortgage Loans, $30,000, oost 27,900 oo
Philadelphia city 614 cont. loan .........» 30,000 00
Allegheny County 6 1 . 4 cent, Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loans
Collateral loans. wellsocured
Guntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage loan--
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. 5t0ck......
Stock of Reliance Mutual InsuranceComPanY 31.350 00
Stock of County Fire insurance 1,030 00
Stock of Delaware M. R. I mum nee Co. ;00 00
Commercial Bank do 5,135 01
Mechanics' Rack de 2,012 50
Union 3L Insurance Scrip 160 00
Rills Receivable. Intsinus:! paper 16,216 la
Book Accounts, kieured intermit, etc.... t,416 71!
Ca..di on liana nod in hands of iigontn.. 11,345 IS
$303,509 96
CLE!'a TtNOLEY, Pre&Aleut.
Clem Tingley, Samuel McPhail',
Win. R. 'Thompson, Robert Steen.
Frederick Brown, William Muster,
Cornelia.: Stevenson, Benj. W. Tinnier'.
John R. Worrm. Marshall MIL
11. L. Cavon, Z. Lothrop,
Robert Toi and, Charter Leland,
Frederick Lennig, Jaeoh T. Bunting.
enarlec S. Wood Smith Bowen,
Jewel S. IVood ward, John Bissell Piitaburch.
B. M. lIINCIIMAN,geeretarY..
J. ()A RDNER COFFIN, Agent.
myl6 . Northeart corner Third end Wootists.
ELA WA RE MUTUAL SLAFETYNCOR IN-
_ /SU ILA SCE COMP A N V— KIRA
-I'El BY THE L E ; cmiLArt7Raor PENNSYL
VANTA. RCM OteriCE.• S. E. CORNER
Tuna) AND WALNUT STREETS, PHILA
DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves
els Cargo and Freight to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANiIES ou GaAs, by•River4.
Cantils,•Lakes, and Lawi Carriages, to all part. ,
of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES on Mer
handise generally, on Store?, Dwelling Houses,
&o.
DI RECTORSWiIIiam -Martin. Edmund A.
&Alder, Theophilus Paulding, John N. Penrose,
John C. Davis, Jatnee Tranquair, Ww. Eyre, Jr..
!amen C. Hand, C. Llaallig. - .l(ll6ePh R. Beal,
Dr. R. M.-Hustun, Geo. 14. Lieper, llugh Craig,
Charles Koller, Samuel E. Stokes, J. F. Peniston,
Henry Sloan, Edward Darfington, R. Jones
Brooke. Saencor Milvain, Thos. C. Hand, Robert
Burton, Jacob P. Jones, James B. M'Parland.
Joshua p. Eyre. John B. :Semple. Pittsburgh. D.
T./bran, A. 13. Berger, do.
WILLI AM MARTIN. President.
THOS. C. HAND. Viee President.
ilmaav LTLKURN, Secretary.
P.A. MADEIRA. Agent,
inn No. 65 Wateratreet, Pittsburgh.
-
INORINITY AGAINST LOSS
F. I n, .
MIRE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
NO. 43 MPANYO FPIIILADELPHIA,OFFICE :
3 and 437 CIIESTNUT STREET.
near Fifth.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS. JAN. Ist, 1860.
Published Agreeably to Au Act of Assembly,
being:
First Mortgages, amply secured $1,806,393 88
Beal Estate, tprosout value $1(6.313
61,) cost
Temporary Loans on ample Collat.
total Securities 10,135 56
Stocky, (Present value ($.86.667 72.)
cost
89,786 66
Notes and Bills receivable 1.821 00
Cash
27,918.. Td
. .
The only profits from premiums whieh this com
pany cite divide by law, are from risks which have
been determined.
Insurances made on every description of Prop
erty, in Town and Country, at rates so low as are
consistent with security,
Since their incorporation, a period of thirty
years. they have paid losses by Fire, to an amount
ggceeding. Four Millions of Dollars, thereby af-..
fording eviden ab i lityhe advantages of Insurance,'
as well as the and divosition to meet with
promptness all liabilit:es.
Losses paid during the y ear 1559.462.153 36.
DIRECTORS.
Charles W. Bancker. Mordecai 1). Lewis.
Tobias IV:zgnr.r, 'DavidS. Brown,
Samuel Grant, Tease Lea,
Jacob R. Smit h, Edward C. Dale.
George W. liathards, GeorteFales.'
CH,,S. BANCKER. President
EDWARD C. DA 1. E. i s President '
WM. A. STKKL, Secretary pro tent.
J. GA RDNER C'OPFI N. Agent,
Northeast cur. Third and Wood eta. I
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
PITTSBUIttaI.
•
GEORGE HARM Presidrmt.
DON. Secretary.
Ca ,t. R. D. RAN,COC Ching Agent.
No. 92 Water street. (Spans St Co's Warehouse.
up stairs.) Pittsburgh.
Will insure against ail kinds of FIRE and MA
RINE RISKS.
A Home institution managed by Directors who
are well known in the conuninunity, and who are
determined, by promptness and liberality, to man -
lain the character which they have assutuedl, as of
fering the best protection to those who desire to be
insured. •
ASSETS, OCTOBER 30Ih, 1861.
Stock Accounts $ aloof) 00
3lortunFe
2.160 00
Office Furniture
250 00
Open Accounts. ate' 7,809 43
Cash
18.351 t
Premium Notes
t. 7.605
Notes and Bills discounted 174.075 14
DIRECTORS.
R. Miller, Jr., James M'Auley,
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Ninnek.
George Darsie Win. H. Smith,
Chas. W. Ricketson, Andrew Ackley.
A lexandcrSneer, David M. Long,
Rees J. Thotnae Benj. Bakewell,
John R. M'Cune,
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES.
WM. BAGALEY. Pres
SAMUidELent. RBA. Secretary.
011tlee, Cor. of Market and Water Stn.,
Insures against Loss and Demme in the Naviga
tion of the Southern and-Western Rivera,
Lakes, and Bayous, and the Navi
gation of the Seas.
Insures against. I.aaa
' • and Damage by Fire.
DIRECTORS.
Win. Balmier. Jas. Park. - Jr.,
Win. G. Johnston. B. P.-Jonet,
Reese Owens, T. M. Howe,
B. Preston, George Bingham,
S.-31. Kier, Yohn Shlpten k
M. Cooper,
J. Caldwell, l'otinagniarth.
mh29:l7dli C. IL. Eng.
PHILADELPHIA.. FIRE. AND ,LIFE
INStRADICE CO:1111 1 AN Y,
NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom .1/eaania.
Capital $919,100 Agmets 0304,949.
WILL MAKE ALL magus er IN.
description of Perkiest or Lim ited.on
every of Property or 31 erehandise. at
reasonable rates of premium.
ROBERT P. KING President.
•
M. W. BALDWIN_ :ties President.
DIRECTORS.
Charles Reyes, /1. - -R. - C.
E. B. English. Geo. Brown.
P. B: SaverY. Jos ephs Paul.
C. Sherman. John Clayton.
S. J. Magarge_ E. Wiler,
F. BLANCEryiK. Secretary;
• J. (t. COFFIN. Agent.
Corner Third and Wood streets.
lONONGAIIELA BMW WANT
Or PITTSBURGH.
OFFICERS. •
JAMES A. HUTCHISON.' President
HENRY M. ATWOOD Seereary.
Cart. JAS. WODPI.IIiN, Aient.
OFFICE NO. 98 WATER STREET.
Will Insure all kinds of FIRE and MARINE
RISKS.
Assns. MAY 1 Bay 11161.
/Reek Due Bills; payable on demand
and secured by two approved names. $78.760 00
Bills Receivable
=667 34
B Mo ills Discounted 26.236 7 0 6
/2.000 0
115= Mechanics' Bank
atockgoot 5.155 00
le) Shane Citizen?. Bank
stock cost
10 Shares Enehange Bank 5,175 00
stock c00t.... • 200 00
50 Shares Bank of Pitt;
2.750 00
Balsuog r f a ilook 4zeounts.„.:..
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DIRECTORS. ' ' iinad•l7
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mizar AND ncov - to ,
Including Goode suited for
MILITARY PIIRPOSES,
Now In Store,
NO. 031 CHESTNUT STREET,
And for Sale by
DE COURSEY, LAFOURCADE & CO;
myl.-Imd
/ 10 , 1 WOIRMWANI;, 11Y 19
The Sae
On the 2d of-Deeember, 1806, rose
the Sun of . Austerlitz." It alight
revealed to -Napoleon the certain
ty of the, great victory of the
day. His forces, consisting 0f75,000
men, ocettpiestki. semicircle of heights.
The allied Rusiiiikt - and Austrian army,
95,000 strong, hid' held twenty-friar hours
previous a position' equally as strong, on
the heights of .Prnmen; but by a skillful
manrenvre he had induced them to believe
that he feared a battle; and accordingly,
now at-the break of day, he beheld their
immense army, like a 'huge boa, having
unwound its coil, trailing its slow, poi'.
derous length around his front, in or der to
attack his right wing.
The whole Preach army saw, as with its
leader's eyes, the blunder of the allies.
The whole length of their line was exposed;
while Napoleon,:from his semicircle, could
launch out thispokes of his power to at
! tack them in any and all quarters. His Gen
! orals were eager to bezin." Wait twenty
minutes," said the Emperor, whom nei
-1 ther delight nor fear could betray into
precipitate action. "When the enemy is
making a false move they must not be in
terrupted." The twenty minutes elapsed,
the blunder irretriveable. Then Napole
on, leaping from his horse, shouted to
his troops:
"Soldiers I the enemy has imprudently
exposed himself to your blows; we shall
finish the war with a clap of thunder !"
At 'the same time the order of attack
was given, and the mighty living anaconda
was cut to pieces. The Russians, after
suffering fearful slaughter, were retreating
across the frozen lakes. Napoleon rode
'furiously aloud his lines. "Engulf those
masses f break the ice." The artilerists
elevated their pieces, and by dropping
their halls on the ice, broke it np and
overwhelmed the flying enemy by thous
ands.
10,000 00
.. 2,500 00
This was Napoleon's greatest victory
and brilliant stroke of gent! Afterwards
on the eve of any battle, 1..• had only to
remind his soldiers that the Sun of Auster
litz wonld look upon their actions, to in
fluence them with the most enthusiastic
aJurage.
Bull Run Russell.
The London Times publishes a letter
from Mr. Russell, explaining the difficul
ties thrown in his way by Secretary Stan
ton when he sought to visit the British
man-of-war Rinaldo. He said the difficul
ties amounted virtually to prohibition, and
thinks Secretary Stanton would order away
the Rinaldo if he dared. Mr. Russell fur
ther says in conclusion:
I may be permitted to add that I have
received assurances that General McClel
lan has expressed himself strongly in refer
ence to Secretary Stanton's conduct to
himself and to me in the matter, and that
he awl all his staff have been kind enough
to declare to my friends how deeply they
regret my absence from their camps.
102,925 25
A Confederate Officer Surren
ders himself.
A liuter from Norfolk says:
A young roan, said to be an racer on
board the Merimac. surrendered himself
to (.;eneral Viele. His name is McLough
lin. lie says he is oif for home, which is
in Baltimore. as soon a 3 it is practicable.
ALLEGHENY. INSURANCECO.
Or PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE, No. 37 Fifth St., sank Block.
•
.Nonrsues AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
A.F111.11 AND MARINE RISK%
ISAACJONF.S. President:3oll'N D. McCORD.
Vice President; D. M. BOOK. Secretary ; Capt.
WILLIAM DEAN. General Agent.
DIRECTORS , --Issuie Jones, C. G. Henley, liar
vey Child... Capt. R. C. Gray. John A. Wilson, B.
L. Fahneetock, John D. MeCord, Captain A ,1 :1 , 11
Jambe. P. sterling: Capt. Dean. Robert L.
WOrew, Robt. IL Dmie. noti
100 CASES FRESH
BOOTS AND SHOES
Just received at the
MASONIC HALL AUCTION HOUSE,
55 Fifth Street.
Aim!len Salee every day atlOand 2
1.90102 k. mylo-ltd
COTTON EIOSIERV AND GLOVES-
A superior mutortment of
LADIE i ..h . CMG t) RES'S COTTON HOSE.
o do ANCY ,
all of w hich we will Roll wholcia F le and retail atCLOVES the
lowest prices.
EA.TON, 3rACT.U.II & CO.,
No. 17 Fifth street
S2K,ZI 76
COAL, SLACK AND
L IME
s—SEALED
WORKSOF aI s THE'PITTSBURGH GAS a
00MPANT e
-232.000 Bushels of Bituminous Coal.
60, 1 1100•SuclieL4 of Slack. and also 6,000 Bush
els of Limn will be received at the Office of the
Company until WEDNESDAY the 21st inst., at
o'clock p. in. The Coal. Slack and Lime to be
of such quality and delivere approves! times and
in such quantities as shall be of and di
rected.
The standard for Coal and Slack to be 76 pounds
per bushel.
Payments to be made monthly, retaining VD per
cent. as security.
Proposals to be addressed to Thos. flake.
well Esq" President of the Company, and
endorsed Proposals for Coal and Slack or Lime,
as thecae° now be. -
Office of Pittsburgh
JAMESom C
Gas THOMSON
nr, p , Engineer.
e
May 9th, 1862. t my9:td
T E GREAT
BOOK OF THE DAY.
EIROWNLOW'S,
Will be a 1* no., full Data, beautifully printed on
beet paper,
ILL USTRATID WITH FINE ENO!? MO S,
STEEL PLATE PORTRAIT,
Full Ow tke eim.ile of Letter to Rebel Secretary
of War. Will coatoin 0 01 4 400 Pages. hand
somela bconclia cloth. Retail price will be SIAS.
Ready about het of Mir.
Sit:Suliclirtsi owe reoeived at the book end pe
rioiliesll3terect
HENRY MINER,
NOS. 71 . AND 711 FIFTH STREET,
ext dieirtei Pat tide.: myt
5 eR4901/, MUM .011.6 PALM SOAP
in SOles.iitstritieTeridiistafor sale by
:431E0E0E A. KELLY,
N 0.69 Federiel street. AlleithesY.
II BOO* CORN 1111.11LE9,
. No, 1 Obialltuslurreeeiiixl and foredo by
'• UNNRY R. COLLINS.
ATiglg.Mld,; •
. 1 . 41 half berielo Wbito Fish
=ha Id_ do He re ceived received by
NINRY H. COLLINS
11.11111LTON ;1111t OV E R
.Aul. YOU PIANOS — Another supply of the
large Boren wave ' Roamed Nom, ' from
fluelton Brothers. Now Toth...Mat teeehred and
for ado by. .011 N 11. RaLLOR,
mud 81 - wood street.
CPUPS. CARPENTERS A ND
Sten Cotteni Tools far sok b.,
ran DOWN& TETLEY. Hillreod stmt.
- 10 1.11 INCH . NO. I
!Wi l k Tan%
w: itmotA;
~z.~: aims aMr:.sit.
CHARLES MAGEE,
Importer and Dealer in
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinet*
Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, ace,
255 MARKET STREET,
North Side. PINIL4DELPHIA.
myl-Iy4
FRIES & LEHMAN,
NO. 813 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Jobbers in Cloths, Cassinieres, - Festiva,
&c., (h..
Always on hand a well selected kook of Goods
!suitable for the trade. myl-lid
1100112113 or
WINES, BRANDIES, &c.,
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NO. 3 NORTH FRONT STREET
PHILADELPHIA. spl3.lyd
_
MORNING POST
CORNER FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS,
HAYING RECENTLY MADE
EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENT!
We are now prepared to execute all orders for
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
BOOK & JOB PRINTING
With dispatch. and in the mast - superior stile
We have an office
Sl-.: C.IOND TO NONE
And will pay particular attention to
RAILROAD,
lERCANTILE & LEGAL PRINTING,
BILLS OF LADING. CIRCULARS,
BILL HEADS,
OCATIFICATES. *EOISTEIS,
DRAY TICILICTS, 1112CEMPTS,
Show Cards & Bills in Colors,
CARD*. zinzgarsa,
HEADINGS, CONTRACTS,
Bhowbills, Handbills,. Labels, Col
lege and &shoal Bohemeearotel
Bins ofFare,lnvitations,int.
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, &C.,
ARM UNSUIELP.A.SOMEO ,t'
We auk Insure complete eatiefititionai to TIME
AND PRICE!
BOOK WORK
School and College Catalogues.
Mtieeflameout Catalogues,
Constitutions, Reports, BrieO , ete.
BLANK BOORS,
LETTER amtps,
BLANK' 111101zE, maim, ETC.,
Bank. & Banking
ALL WOBK EXEOUTED P.
BARR & *MIMS,
POST BETIMINGS,StikoSS w« Sas
VARious PA
ape . AMIE R.-OOLLINS:
PIDCZII.III
crir.,:tig.
PRODUWM. BRICE CO.,
CE AND PR &
OVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO: I.C, SOUTH WATER srßio..r,
Philadelphia.
Q Liberal advaneeo made on conffiwnments
when required. myl-lyd
JOHN E E1.1.18‘)N..1:01P ELLISON,
JOHN B. ELLISON & SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. AND VESTINGS,
NO. 339 XARKET STREET,
(2d door below roorth,)
PHILADELPHIA.
HURST .R.SIAREE—
Wholesale lDruggists,
NO. 523 ILAIIII.ET STREET, ~
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS TN
- -
Paints, Oils. Window Glass, Dye-stuffs, ke.. and
Agents for Kerosene; Ohio and Pittsburgh Coal
Oils, Burning Fluid. Cam phene. Tar. Pitch Rosin,
Wagon and Railroad Grease.. myi:3md
GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer and Wholesale mad Retail Dealer
IN Intim onouriros or
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
810 CIIESTNIUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
I.AOINGFCCOIPE •Sr„ PEACE
MANUFACTURERS' d• IMPORTNRS,
MEN'S FERNISUING GOODS AND
• TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
NO. 10 NOVTII FOIIRTM STREET;
PHILADELPHIA
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
AND DZSLEIRD IN
STEAM PRINTING
ESTA.ELLISIIMENT,
PITTSBURti II
TO Olirlt OFFICE,
In the city.
nutarms, Drams,
Our hoilitior for printing
FOR CONCERTS & EXHIBITIONS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FURNISHED TO OR
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Dour*. and a divided , 11!0=01110,
uric* sysialmmi nib atic
boon doe as ft immisibr - libial ---
Wainer Bankmmi 'ut Ilin nit, WWI
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endltintatdltif:): I
iane erfreiht=il
Celab. r. "ai rad i at SIAS ' II 4iatai **al
troubling the egoistic to or Man it pr ront:
eiDM ok this into ai osar vill nn
Goa to
than t bowel at this
vo years. snaking in allo artritcant
WONT AND ONI-11 4, l'atalNT. A Ma. : • ,
Books contai n ing the Maxtor. / ily-Laws, Ruies
and Valour. faralAni& gratis: ott apotioation
rairAIDUNT
.___
GEORGE ALIIkEE.•
VICE PRESIDENT!.
Jahn H. M'Fadden. Isaac M. Pannook,
John Minim. John Marshall
Ahmander Speer, Jamie EL D. deckle
Oen). L. Fahnestock, A..M.Toilleh„ M. b.,
James McAuley, 11111 Burawke;
James Lieniman, Wm. J. Andersen.
TZUSTILEB.
Alexander Bradley. awes D. kelly.
John O. Baekofen. _ star A. Mailege.
George Black • " QM II: lgolleri
John B. Canfield. smell e.
Alonzo A. Carrier. ' beit j ta l t i k'
Charlie A. Colton, WaltergAllarehall,
Wm. Akandee, Ogr
L:Ki _..-
John /ham iftr ntwalt
tiopairsil Sebum aha 11. Shoeuberter.
;lamp. m. R. illehreerts.
Parer Realm. &.
t raa n il:raindle.
R - irs. Whittier.
m. EL Levels. Yeager.
LEV AZDTUAIWiIi.
Ii th Er ABLES A. VOLTAM.
. A.
11114.11111111 it SIM, aAXILss
ANI • mud kudianse Matateet and Dealers in
Awmplastosso„ titdd. Saver emu:km
Note'. -Exchange INT the. . Baste= and Western
Cities constently for gals. • ' •
Colleetions.made i. all thseities throughout the
United States. Deposita received inPar funds or
current paper. No. 117 Market street, between
Third and Fourth streak-
Inwfairs * co.;
BAIIKE3S & EXCHANGE BROKERS,
WOOD STREET, CORNER THIRD,
A.LDERNEN.
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
A XlO - .0 It 31 A_ N:
OFFICE: IM Pena Ntreet. MU' Ward.
griOLLECTIONN .PROMPTLY MADE:
V Deeds. Bonds, Mortmea.and other Legal
Writings Braine. AckaowWoomeinte Taken and
Bills Probated. ap6:ly
AGRICULTBA.L.
D. B. ROGERS
iLiNVIPACRIMI or
Rogue Improved Patent
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH
AND
GRAIN merttia.
OFFICE/ Verner Butler .ad Clymer
Streete,Nhaili Ward.
&193 s PITTSBURGH, PA.
s Tovs Ty ..
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to
Ar
A. BRADLEY,
NO. 30 WOOD STREET,
Comer Ignmend. loggenlmergts,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail dealerin
all kinds of
Oook, Parlor, and Heating Btcries, Grate
Pronto, renders, &o.
IT In our sample room may be found the
CELEBRATED GAS BURNING COOK STOVES
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the merit, at Which have been fully tested by
thousands, and the Stove pronounced unequaled
by any in this market; together with agreat many
other desirable patterns..
We have also a very large assortment of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES.
embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now
offered to the public. -
Mir.
_FANCY ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. - Common
Kitchen Dow and Jam'.Gratil; ill of which are
offered at very low'pneieei •
*1 Special inducements offered to builders in
want of GRATE FRONTS no6:6m
JADEBS A. FETZEB,,
FORWARDING AND C O_ OINISNW `ENCHANT. ••
FOIL TIM ULM 0P
rimer Shred*llateen, Laird_ limner. Dried Produee
17t
toner Nowise. mud Pima Streets,
PiTTBRURGB. PA.
REFER TO—Francis G. Bail Eq.. William
Dilworth. St. & Cuthbert * Son, Pittsburgh.
Boyd & Ott, Reisker & Swearingen. S. Brady.
Cash. M. &M. Bank, List Howell Mangle k Co..
George W. Anderson."Dionlon. razto• & Co.
larakikit&-
A 41714
J. 1.1) INALLIIILLIARDIRALOOII.
, _-- 41 .481.181K1U)gfrould aoudad hie old
Meade and enntailani eNMto be found
o_ hie old HALL., entrance on
Fourth itreet. sta lle_ Zahn,* On itand the best
"alit / 14 Lallor*ser. tonnootion witb the
hall. a well attponteg wawa. *aim. with good
tables. balk and num ' '
Remember the pie ele..Aigollo, Nall. Fourth et.
neerWood. entrance *ea Fourth. blab •
VPYOU : WA kr lIIII= vow? xsw
A Inkit ow_ pniared Mini. Vest.. w ai l r and
all' o th er mar of SpieeCthething • or.
Wile; New Omsk Lousooakod Mee Peel'eoth
t am
• meth 4klthethere. is *eV ether* roe
set a othr ;thosi" of ILP 4.: ' lower aka st
other here fa the -• • le•E and
aleoeteeet menage . • 'WI=
' Awl:0- GOV : of . •
theses Lit .
• • wow= k 81021911E1L
deli throw wow=
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T. T. 11911111tN & CO,
HOUAEN
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
Na.,il •
Ste Clair Street,
[conpi DIRWIFIMI WAY. sooond atom
ai pra W ;s=argeod to me will lb* Dearlrad
21#01111111 it CO—.
NO. 17 MEET,
JOllll2lllO AND. 111111411.012111
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.141silibl ikmbroided is
Dollars,
DuAnaders, Mits.
at,
Sam and Rain Umbrella,.
And all Wads Raney &Debi aintr e ntot 11°64
03 !MAW& knEr x esT y lirdaC t Mow
788-8
grAitarmetz Timm
80 1 8 Airip - AfAigfei lied in Ile
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-, KUHN'S LAW AUILLII.III.Si - ;'
.
Mimesis street, Amer wiriitp:tt•-=.= 4
1047 •. p - . 1 ; qp
B. F. LUC - Aikk: , j=co3
A T T 0 RiiiF.y,AxA.A.svc
(SFFICE, NO. Int GRANT BTRIk
(Three doors below the Cwint tNiftiQuo
W13:17 'PITTO1:111011pPA
A.•-.1-rc•it-Nk.:-T..- LAW,
OFFICE. N4O. 133 FOURTH,ST4._
J. I).
NO. 73 GRANT STSR,RT
.4114 NIVIROZON Datirimie
• sucesmor to 11. W Biddle; No. 14111Alilit...
Held street.
Office hours from to 1 o'Cloisli.
to 6 o'clock. '"
AMERICAN IRON WORIO.
Jones litr Laughlikry
mAsnacTinsalts OP
IRON - AND NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COMMON OMIT MAL':
Lauth's Patent Shaft*, Pistil' id!,
WAREHOUSES. •
23 Water Street and 132 Fir/Ilt SO Nlllll4
P l TTBlll7lten s
And corner of Franklin and South. Water
Chicago.
• 'ft.
PITTSBUGH. PA
Ls.tec TiriRS...JOAN L. Borp."..IVN.K:p - d4B„#
PITTSBURGH STEEL WWI
JONES, BOYD &
Ititr:Pn;Fo s Tn r
Stallchinaklaand A.X.l.Comer /as
and First street&
no2lis PITTSBURG-Xis:
J. D. FACKINZII
..1011N.11. nornr.
ILIVRNITURE-FOR CARII—ASULL AFZ
SORTMENT of Pitteburgbl meaideetared
FURNITURE. embracing
•
BITREAUX.
•
BOOK CASES
antevery article needed in a well fansidingdego
ling, as well as a fine assortment of ••
..... ...
OFFICE IF111ANITIIIIIL;'*.
Constantly on hand ilnd made tn:aidelt._ AN th
only terms on which business isdonikatillii„
i e
lishment. is for CAS 11. Prices are -111111111
ingly. Persons in want of anything in till #
line would be advantaged by eullkittat ! :1 - ,. tail.
FACILE:IER dc BiIIVIUM
No. 10* Smithfield street, below'
mh29-I.y . ~...., •
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,-SiN
OABPETS &1D CTIL CLOTHS
NEW BRUSSELS CARPET
. •
fir These have lust been received and_au a the LATEST An RICHEST PATTHRHIS at
the lowest prices. •
EW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
-AT
..,
M I CAL L IT lir 9
-111 9 ~
No. el Peurai elvesi. -
.
EpoIuGEIT PREVIora T ot RUlrlatr
Le advanoe in prices, of 'MA aii•1011111,i
-vantage in offered in purchane FOK c_mlik; 0.1 -
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ST. FRANCIS' CO • , . .4-
UNDER CARE OF TNt FRANCISCAN:IIIIIII4I.
aIIIIIS INSTITUTION, Illetinkinial
M. IN LottErro. Cambria ,i'lamtehrtt
vaults four miles from Cresson S
route
I taiz . eali!
the direct ute between Philatt
Mush. was chartered in 11115% ~
confer the meal ColMeneecast.
The location of the Weis le Ma
healthy in Penneylr
_Pactionitthe AUe
conatio*
w ny Mountains beinsertiveresaPle) k• PIM
water. bracing air.andeictareiese , , ~.
The Scholastic year conunewese T A t ~,, 'e l :
MONDAY after the MO of A ' ..,ii ; i
abo twoe Dith of Jinni followinef.- atl
intoSeaskees. Students cannot reitspi olt e
between the'Smalegue. All A
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may for Land Surveying.. Rot= ,v.. ' -
Fill be furniebing by - the . time lir :liiii'
Students.
~,, ~, :.
Instrumental and Vocal hlimielbrael AO fti ..
ohargo. Students will be admitted Skis Odifft
Years to the age of manhood. i... 1:
adTestrup-Doard and Tuition. payabletil .
vance.— . .... ~..;
Wuhan, and ieie einieTtlitiii....„.....
...., . '
Classical and Modern , -. 3
Students spend Vacation e. • ...iik,
Reference can be'rr:: Rt 'Rev.
O'Conner, to the Rey S. Remade.
Loretto. and to Wier et the
Diocese.
HUGH Bt. 80LL,....• ....
- ENNOINZ straLairat a., _ ,
mu, Dimness, Way. to -
to order, and warranted se mied a
male, the roltowhericsm? Ms:
Swum V
Tarn La
Plaiien. for woea sad from 'DIM. ''''' "
an anClabaceo
the • r' .. ` b
model Mac Mate. in the ban ,
Pales sad - 11arers. of slE)c h 7L, Lt•
*rem: of air -
a diameter and** ID ' 4,..; - 7
,la leasrh. . MW) make. anuriar, ..
Doctor sad arsol Entine; sad „••••-"/
_,..,
gassmosta. km • Lathe inhale and ' .. - „& - 7 - ,
deg,to order esn sdane3: ladies - ' ow'
imams long. •
...10rders P!0u1141.7 Filled AM . .
,Xpfaillik,.r.
t...r. 17—Partienlar atimitkagli. illti#C
zt i r es. F.p. on P, i ;, ! ,
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NINTH WILIIDAPOITNID.IIIIri.
f p nzte_ * t r itor44. .
Warehouse. No. 14• Piret Sad no -• "
Maaufseturars of ail sites a s on
Coal Oil. Retortguatil Mille. Gas as& I
-Bad 4 0 10 A Dor Wanton Boise.
Pallia,thussomo an Coupti uthis,
Abe Jobbing and/Ischia* Ciergiode•
seriatim made to order. • , _. • -
the
di Ailti k,
ri=oorslete mastiEu slew itaa i i i iii,
attended to . - .i:TTIll?-1!.VulitglWr
.. . .
GEBIZRAL OIWZI;',.'',..
PMI'S'S, Pr. WASIK & Cliklan AT IN
Plltiksitboli&P' 611,•' J.
11VOTICR—THIETRIMMignpiwawnee
4.‘ Wayne and • . '... .V--
having received o Pruner ir of
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PirrSßo2oB. PA
II A. N C C ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
IRON MANIIPACITURAia"
ruiernTrati:
24 Pieties
NEW DRUGGETS,
75 Pion.
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