BdlL'd~f'~"~
Isom. THE 1843 u.
PITTSBURGH IT.WITRUIMMO RAILWAY,
To ALL POINTS'IN TU WM.
SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST.
SUM AKKAII6IIII3IIW.
Commencing May sth, 1882
MINE TO CINCINNATI As- otricit.
and to Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago
shorter than by any other route.
WRSTW ARD TRAIN:3
Fast Line. Mail
Leaves
Pittsburgh.....l,ooa. In. 7,10 a. m. 12 . 30 P. 11 1 .
Alletheny... - .71411 a. j 7,20 a. tn, 1.00 p. m,
Arrives
Croatline 9,20 a„ to. 6.".:0 it. ta. SAO p. in.
Ft. Waytto._.2,lo p. ILI. 2,,24 a. in.
Chicago A.,35 p. tn. 8•35 a. in.
FOR COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI & ST. LOUT'S
Leavea
erodible 5.45 a. ra. 7.26 D. m. 8 , 50. 0.111
Arrives at
Columbus...ll.3o a. in. 10,15 p. m.
CincinnatL. 4,20 GAO s. m
St Louis 0,25 a, at. , 9,00 p, m
FOR INDIANAPOLL% AND BT. LolilB.
Leaves . • .
Cruetline 8-50 a. m.
v. 61
',IL • W. P . In.
igi. - 6... ~.:7..*ii6El-: _ ,
6.45 p m
yr through to Chicago without chailge .
of
,_ --Thitime to. Cincinnati is the same
Lty_ uminm. Stenben i vill ud e.Tr_ains n on
. b . o . th Roadt
. mt al
unther.i.,.,.,.
, v......7ae . at( go into C i ncinnati
RASTWARD TRAINS
ARRIVE - AT PITTSBURCiIt.
iNttpreii 2,00 a. m
Mad • 3,t m
mat and St. Louis Empress 7,45 0
p. p. m
ACCOMMODATION " TRATNS—Fgom Federa
street Station. Allegheny City.
Leaves ' Arrive • :Leave Arrive
Allegheny New Brighton New Brigton Allegheny
9,00 ain 10,40 ain 5,15 a m 6 .50 ant
19,00 m 1,30 p m 6,45 am ' 8.30 ani
4.40 ple 6.45 pm M
12.20 pln -2,00 p le
GAO p in B
ASKET p m
TR 3,2
A 0 p m 4400 p m
IN.
Loaves Alliance at 5,30 a. m.
Arrives at Allegheny at 10,30 a. M.
Lea rat Allegheny at 3,10 p. m.
Arrivegot Alliance 8,00 p. in
11111. Trai n. s aro run.* Columbus time. which is
ISt mina= dower than Pittsburgh time.
IS L. Tickets good• on the accommodation and
market trains are sold at reduced prom.
Thellyte pm accommodation train oonneets sit
New Brighton with packets for New Castle.
T trough traiwAuneet as follows:
At Rion. with '‘.c. ea for New Castle. Mercer,
Youngstown. Ae. - •
At Osrville, . Ohio. to d fr om /diUersburgh.
Att.% eureka= 7
fi
At Mondial Ohio. , mint Vernon. Shelby,
Stsdieki t °led°. 1. eta.
At6Wr i a or Delawsire,Springield. Colimb=
XOlll/4 Dayton. Indianapolis. Saint
. Louisville. etc.
At Lima, for Sidney. Detroit, Dayton. Toledo.
Attirt Wayne. for Pern. - Larnyette. lnd.. Saint
Z.lcrmiavQulng. HedrukSt r iosepkand interme
diate Poilitaln Centratindiana and Illinois.
At Plymeith'forJetport&
AnikaiShicageorith Maine for ail poipt In.llli,
nom, w -lowa, Wisconsin and Mimeo=
For further information and
Union P thromtb tick ets =pit to. GEORGEassenger Statio PARKIN. Ticket/Ift. •
n.Pidablogb.
and A. Q. CABBEIE/IRBY Amt./Platten'''.
JOHN B. JERVIS,
_General Supermtendent.
WM. P. SHINN. general l'amenger Agent
CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH AND
WHEELING RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANdEiVEYT.
On and after MONDAY.'MAY sth, UM,
Trains will leave the Depot of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. in Pittsburgh, as follows:
PITTSBURGH_,_ COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE, VIA STKOBKNVELLE.
Leaves Pittsburgh...... 11,00 o
a„
. m. 12,50 p. p.
d . Steubenville... 4,00 ' 4,00
-_ do Newark 9,50 " 10.15
do C01umbu5..... . . 11.10' " 11.41.
ArLivesCinoinnati 4.20 p. M. 5,40 a. m.
St.:Louis I 7.50 a. in. 1 6,40 p
No change of oars between Pittsburgh and Cin
cinnati.
Splendid sleeping cars attached to all • nigh
traba.
Leaves PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE.
Pitteboxgh 1,000 rs 3.10 ayi .12,50 in
wei10n1e...... 3,00 • sat . 3,05' .
Stenbenirille...4,oo " • 9,16 4,00 "
WheeHu- 4,54 " 10,23 " 4,53 "
Arrives-
Renal? 5,05 " 10,40 " 5,05 "
RnnectiWg at Wheeling with Balliniore and Ohio
ailroad:: and at ,Bellair with. • Central Ohio
Railroad for Zanesville, Lancaster . Circleville,
Columbuswild Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Saint
Lduis.and points west.
PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE.
Loaves Pittsburgh 1,00. a. in. I 12.60..p0s
do .Welhrille ..... .. 4,26 ' I 3,00 •
do '
do • Altian Ba,Tord.
43 '• 1 o 6 I 44,1,40
4;
,
do Hudson. 8,00 **6,42 '•
Arrive, Cleveland 0,13 " I 1
6,30 -
Connecting at Bayurd with Tußcarawan branch ,
for New Philadelphia sad Canal Dover: at Alli
anoe.-with Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and -Chicago
Railsesd at Hudson, with -Cleveland. Zanesville
and.itkucinnati R fig Akron, Cuyahoga Fells
and Millersbur_g, and at Cleveland with C and E
RR for Erie, Dunkirk, anti 'Buffalo, withll.6t T
R R for Toledo. Detroit, Chicago and 'the north
west.
WcffievilleAccommodation leaves at• 11,00 p. m.
Returning , Traing 'arrive at 2,20 a in. 9.15 a
1 11 ,.. 3 46:11111d1400Pti•
Throllavitlekets to ell prominent points in • the
west, southwest. north or northweet. • can be Pro
cured at the Liberty: street depot, Pittsburgh:-
JOHN STEWART, 'ffieket Agent. •
For farther particulars apply
WILLIAM STEWART, Agent.'
At the Company's office in
.Freight Station, Petal
street.
1862. - ' , . 1882.
MUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
03r AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY sth
PENNSYLVANIA. 4NTLIVILIROAD.
EIGHT DAILY TRAINS:
Tzer Ore,*L r4l. •
elves alaseaenisei &aide% isvei a; y
morning
(exeaptSundso) at 2.50 ataPPlageOlY at the
principal stations 04(1:nuking aireakeasineoliana
ut Itatrithunt for alum Waddin&a.and
for Neithik na the enfant Wits.
TUN WWI RES.% .TBAIN lower
daily at n ni, stepping 444 at rincipal sta
tions, asking direct connection at Harrisburg ter
Ttunateeind t reatiinnton, and for New York via
dirLINE teem the above paved eta
lion t Sandy) at
I t .
TlWa pingprostprinebalstatio iniat
rieburbr.MthflosandWWarrives la'MadalPhn n Tel•Coodneetiop for New. York' lani n Depot st SOW oven CamdenAA
AILOPIXIIIODATUOI 1011/11111, •
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TR4IN.
leaves daily (except Sunday) at SAG atop
ping at an stations and running u far as Oda,-
inaugh.
'FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's
station leaves daily (eioept Sunday.) &Metes. m.
SEAPIT:t ACCOiIitoDATIOI4- -TRAIN for, s *Wan lesiva daily. (except Sunday) at
no o .o non:
_TWSD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
wars station leave daily. (except Sunday) at
4,00 pi a. • .
FO II NTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
sliation, loaves daily. (except Sunday) at
f 1 61 50.111. • •
*flTUinre T~wrae
ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS:
Ariesben ....11%116 p: m
ffse-. _ 1 1. 111: .
J Anoommoda. _ ......tion.—..l . M a.=
dot a illitietreeeomModailon: ' '.. .lain
Od W elides moosilnakdoeL7 .ik in:
3d W 'Ration Ammeamedgio' n Xild•p: tit
4th Wall ' Ammiunodatien.....4l4l9l:: in.
' Allir:naini fl ti ß:ainville and Indiana COOned
at Blidliejk . timssetida with Johnstown Ac
commodation - and Itzprees and
Mail Wert. '.•
1N1411.11i-: .
TO lEW V0RW_........ 1112.10.:
AIWA * —.. . - . MOO
3.56
- ... M AS 1 1 itc..77.-- -77 • 7,45
sirßanagethecked toall ". illationsoit424,Kup
sylviddo' : Saar:aid, mid to PhiladedgMe; 'MAW
more and New York.
airpassalors purehadng *skate in only" Rik
be aborted an Slows isoing to distanmi fear
sled in additlem to die Itaticin rates. ezeopt`fra ''' m
sew
the company hoe no t=.
In
1 1 1 41 VIM mom MAGI& the . gllt
hold thallMel - MW reaPoisßdo
only. and for an amount not excendiag
31 t. 11.—Aa-Onnibus 'Limo sorgami to has be s e ad Omn employed
tO 001 tto7 POlNMfigerf and l
b i ~ e ~ o uage the
depot, at a obanss not to exceed 23 opts for -
namonow and baggage. ' -::
For tickets apply to • •
3 ..111 1 / 1 11AUT, Aria .
At the Poona. B. R. PBB Statio n •
and 0 11tantstreets. - ENOCH. 1.
1 , 0 23 alueral Superintendent. Altoona. '
G AF
CALF BOOTS, *4.00
GENT'S FINE _
CALF BOOTS. $4.00
GENT% FINE
CALF BOOTS
D. S. DLPFTaNBACHEL
No. 15 Flftbstreet„
- ,ZldioaehmlaSaskitz
VITA. ,lIIWOIAG____LOT-A eat*
AVEl i fait= i tot ter ' 111 :72M
gm We by IL
EaS • 0.
? A I! Mgt
.!°I9A, I) * • .„
Dili
MMUS MO agnigi U.
.
l rflt„!= 6
ad aad ow er i M alla b een tha FrAkitiqitaC a t
p.DDLYEGTO
GO,
intermediate Point&
drtikt , Trails to* INDIANAMLLS,
VMS. LAFAYETTE and PERU.
Freight' a nd maseimpenrcarried from Cincin
nati or Lawrenceburg in less time than by any
other route by twee four hours, and at as low
rate& This auk road by which shipments enn.be
made from Cincinnati to the West, without break
ing_ bulk.
at Consignments made to .1. E. GIBBONS, Agent
Cincinnati, or W. B. CUTTING, Agent at
Lawrenceburgh, will receive prompt attention.
and no charge for commission; NO CHARGE FOR
DRAYAGE OR COMIUSHION AT LAWRUNCEEURO. _
Exprem.
. . . . .
For further information apply to THOMAS
HATIGAN. (No. 115 Water street,) agent of the
Company, who is prepared to give summon RN
01UPIS for.passengers and freight to Indianapolis,
Terre Hants, Lafayette, Chicago._ Peru, Green
castle. Crawfonissille.Charteston Paris and Mat
toon, ko., &o. It. F. LOAD, President.
JOHN F. CHEEK, General Freight Agent.
mh3
1862. IN PORIANT. 1861.
SAO p. m
ALL PERSONS PUItCHASINO_ TICKETS FOR
SAINT JOSEPH.
. .
And other points in NorthernMjasouri. the States
Of Kansas, or the Territories. should insist on
having tioketa *at read by, the
6,45 IL DI
NORTH MINION= RAILROAD
The only rail route from St. Louis to St. Joseph.
It is the shortest and %%sickest line by thirteen
hours to the remotest point reached by rail, and is
always as cheap as any other.
ire- Buy your Tickets to Kansas and all points
in Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Rail
road. ISAAC 11. STURGEON
Pree't and Gen'l Supt. North Missouri R. R.
Kamm K. Sunrcita. Gen'l Traveling Agent.
•
selfhron
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERY,
NO. 85 FOURTH ET., NEAR WOOD.
THE SUBSCRIBERS RANU r A C.
TURE'and keep constantly on hand every
article in their line. viz: Cortices, Ornaments.
Curtain Goods, Comforts, Feather Beds. Matt rases
of all kinds; also, the celebrated Patent Spring
Beds. ill-kinds of Shadul. Blinds and Fixtures.
Mir Prompt attention given to all orders for fit
ting and laying down Carpot4 Oil Cloths Svc..
oetl7:lyd ROBERTS k ROENIOK.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
YOUNG'S
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT,
AT THE OLD STAND .
CORNUCOPIA RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
, .
WitEßEPAatuatte. MOTELS, KEW
TAILMANTIS aud the trade generally can
be supplied with °keepsake Bay Oysters, at the
lowest wholesale rated. Countm trade solicited.
ELI YOUNG, Proprietor.
Young's Eating Saloon,
CORNER VIRGIN ALLEY. AND ddtlTH
mum STREETEu
Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the
swan will be served up in the most palatable
style. • ELI YOUNG.
oal4 earner Virgin alley and Smithfield et.
sA.vA.GE,
No. ISSO Liberty Street,
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,
JOHN SAVAGE; Proprietor.
HAVING TAKEN AND FITTED UP.
withal the modern improvements. this po-
Valor retort. the subscriber is prepared to accom
modate his old customers and the public gener
ally. with the best the markets affords. Oysters
will he served up in every variety of style, during
the season. Ilia. Wines, Liquors and Alum he &els
confident in recommending to the imblie For their
excellence.
Can. Bucket and Shell Oysters reeeived daily
and sold wholesale and retail. tur2o:lpl
SEETIN'S OLD . STAND.
IN THE DIAMOND,
THADIS: STONE, .I"ropriutor
j/APING TAKEN AND FITTED FP,
at a great expense; with all the modern im
provements, this Popular resort, the subscriber
ts prepared to ficcommodote his friends and the
public' generally, with the beet the marker
affords.
OYSTERS will he served up in every varict y
style during OYSTERS.
season.
LIQRORS. and 'ALES he feels confident in re
commending 'to the public for their excellence.
gii-MEALS served up at all hours. and DAY
and NIGHT BOARDERS taken. aptly
4owuri
NO. 32 DIAMOND A L LEY,
- •
11'1175; BUito•II.
'NIKE SUBSCRIBER A N ite N C
tei the public thithe. is in daily rePeipt nt
FRESH SHELL AND - CAN OYSTERS, oAllt E. ,
&c. and is prepared to accommodate the patrons
of this old and well known house with everything
lathe eating and drinking line at the shortest
notice.
ja10:ly
ECM=
OYSTER - AND EATING HOUSE,
No. 111 Wood Street, Pittsburgh. 4!
wuoi.isice Awe ; URALIC RR'
LAKE AND EASTERN FISH,
FItgIikiIIgOILAULVAND.BALTIMORR
OY T AND. VILD GAME.
AU In their &Lonna,
".; •
r. ! 10 2, 5 BEO it.UNE*A I S. CO.
. . . .
litaallSl.o2C ROWSE, • itirAL UHENTZ.
Iv.a.Proprteter; Liberty streetjusttbe
*gide therPadsonger , Derett , •ef the Peingotranis
.RailrotaL which make& it the most convenient
house in the city for passenger?' arrivingby that
Thu: proprietor hiring, at considerable es-
Mfitted up: in excellent style. the MANSION
E, would re s pect f_ully. solicit a share of
.publie patronage. Larder mid Bar will be
:furnished with the hest .. .the market can afford.
fel:ly
is F; ~ ~4 ~ • ;z:
WILLIAM BENNETT,
INPONTZR AND DEALER IN
Brandies, Oordiab, Wines, Old Mononga
hela and Rectified Whiskey,
NO. 120 WOOD !STREET, Pittsburgh
MN=
WILLIAM CLAYTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. *'T Diamond/Alley,
near Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Always on hand, Bleokbe ; Ch u .102
..7;1711
OIL AND GREA9E
-10 bbls Tall asa ow.
' 25 Grss .
In store and bbb
for ado by
F. SELLERS & CO.
Pam stmt. Pittsbarrh.
THE mow COMPLETE WHOLE
sale Jewelry
ESTABLISIEMENT IN THE WEST.
J. H. GARDINER.
62 - FIFTH STREET.
isplo
OLL nurrEs.—
Imo :1 barrel Fresh Roll Butter ;
1 box Sid ior a do by" do just received by
oxproos le
aj • • - JAS. A. FETZER.
'" . . Goner Rocket and lint stmt.
rIO44IIIIMUINOMP• '-' HAVI . Ne AS.
ft the Real Notate and Gen
terniComatimitii lleibtarc R. 11. OUTH-
T, our b dueted
in tha name of . S. T A SONS
. .
aosr ItTLA L. etriaatiio..:...a. B. CIinDUT
. .
SCEITHIBIEVE & SOES, REAL 121.
s TATE azaithenezaL Commission Amts.
.1 MAEZETSTIIITL irstasbarph. Woad to the
law of Rea ISO% Colligation of ltentx. dm. and
aettleareatof Mates at persons deceauL ap2
.5% 41111 ;41.1 1"i nariL
DAY
41 k1UMI •
design bi 4. o f tfrr'
Guess • •
• ,
• tty. thE 4
IMAIIIOII.IIIIFTIfai BEMAIRke
001111'ANY, _ •
ow. •
On Buildlnge,Liniited ort Pinuituel. Machos
dies. Furniture. Sco.. in town or
country.
OFFICE NO. sea wAunrrs ,, NTREET.
Cask Capital, 9215,510 00.
Annotai.. $302,505 08.
Invested as follows, vie:
First Mortgage or Improved City , Pro
perty, worth double the amount $155,665 00
Ground rent, first class 2,462 50
Pennsylvania Railroad C 0 .6 6 /t cent.
Mortgage Loans, $30,000, cost 27,900.00
Philadelphia city 6$ cent. loan 30,000 00
Allegheny county 6 cant. Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loaria 10,000 00
Collateral loans, well secure 4 2.500 1)0
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage loan 000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad i:i.Stock 4,060 00.
Stock, of Reliance 'Mutual Insurance
Company • 24,350 06
Shia of County Fire lusuiance Co 1,050, 00 .
Stock of Delaware M. S. Inaurapee Co. 700 00
Commercial Bank du 5.135 01
Mechanics' Bank • do 2.012 50
Union. AL Insurance Co's Scrip 160 fill
Billsßeeeivable; business paper 10,297 18
Book AecoUnts. secured interest, etc.... 0,216 72
Cash on hand and in hands of agents.. 11.385 15
$333 508 9,1
CLEM TINGLEY, Prwiient.
ECTORS.
Clem TingleY. Samuel Ilisphaut,
Wm. It. Thompson, Robert Steen.
. Frederick Brown, %Valiant Musser,
' Cornelius Stevenson, Benj, W. Tingley.
John it. Worrel. Marshall Hill,
IL L. Carson, 2. Lothrop, •
Robert Toland , Charles Leland,
Frederick Lennig, Jacob T. Bunting.
Charles 8. Wood Smith Bowen,
James S. Woodward, John Bissell. Piitsburgh.
B. 51. HENCHMAN, Secretary.
J. GARDNEICCOFFIN, Agent,
mylfi Northeast comer Third and 'Wood sts.
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MPELMWAIRE MUTUAL • SAFETY. IN.
AIMUANCE ACCOMPANY—INCORPORA
TED BY. THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL
VANIA, 1433. OFFICE, S. E. CORNER
THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS, PIithA
DELPIIIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves
sels Canto and Freight, to all Parts of the world.
INLAND LNS(t RA SCRS on (kakis, by Ricers,
Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriages, to idl part.
of the Union. FIRE LNSURANCE S on Mer
chandise generally, on Stores, Dwelling Houses,
&c.
DIRECTuRS.—WiIIiam Martin, Edmund A.
Souder, Theophilus Paulding, John N. Penrose,
John C. Davis, James Tranquair, Wm. Eyre. Jr.,
James C. Hand, Wm : C. Ludwig, Joso.lih , l l - Seal.
Dr. R. M. H H
uston, 00. Lieper, Hugh emit,
Charles Kelley, Samuel E. Stokes, J. F. Peniston,
Henry 'Sloan, Edward Darlington, 11. Jones
Brooke. Spencer M'llrain, 'rhos. C. Hand, Robert
Burton, Jacob P. J ones, James D. M'Farland,
Joahtla P..hyre, John IL Semple. Pittsburgh, D.
T. Mucosa. A. B. Berger, do.
WILLIAM MARTIN, Preaident.
THUS. C. RAND. Vioe President.
Uaaa Leuitots, Se rotary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
jazt No. 6. ‘Vaterstreet, PittAurith.
UDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
/ENKE FRANKL4NFIRETNSArRANVE
-1 COMPANY OP PIIILADELPIIIA.OPFICF:
NO. 43i and 437 CHESTNUT STREET,
near Fifth.
•
STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JAN. Ist, IWO.
Published Agreeably to An Act of Assembly,
being:
First Mortgages, amply secured $1,896.3:t3 88
Real Estate,, (present value $1 ( 3,31;:
61.) cost 104995 Z 5
Temporary Loans on ample Ceiba
teral Sceurities $9,135 50
Stocks, (present value 456.1:67 74)
cost 89.786 t. 6
Nbte... and Bills Receivable 1.621 (1)
Cash 27.919 33
s2:!osjisl iS
Thu only pTufits from 1401111 MDR t h in ,%con
pany eon die :de by law, ore from risks w hi. di have
boon linter-mined.
. .
Insurances made on every description of Prop
erty, in Town awl Country, at rates as low as are
cow:stew uitlt security.
.• • .
. •
Sines tto•ir imorporation, a period of thirty
yew, thr) have paid lse by Fire, roan amount
oseeiNling Four Millions of Dollars, thereby
for:ling evidetioe of the advantages of Insuranee,
as well at !heal:4'4T and 11141Positic,rt to meet with
promptness it II tiabilities.
Losses paid duringtho year 11869. 882.133 36.
DIRECTORS.
Charles W. Baneker, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias %Vaguer, David a. brown.
Samuel Grant, bead Lea,
Jacob R. Smith, Edward C. Dale,
George W. Richards, tharge Ades,
eIIAS. N. BANCIi Mt President.
EII W ARD C. DALE, Vice President.
A. Sre i., Soeretary_pro tem. •
J. OARDNER COFFIN; Agent.
mayl6 Northeast ~ or. Third and Wood sta.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
ors prrrsisvitaw
GEORGE DAIISII".. PreAleut.
. M. GORDON. Swretury.
Capt. R. D. Ci)ell RAN, Gen'l :Vent.
No. 92 IVliter streg..iSvaug Co's ‘varehquse.
up stairAd PittAlblttgit. •
Will di' kind? id FIRE and MA
RINE RISKS.
- -
A 1101111.1 Institution inanav,e4l by Direet6N who
are well In.wil in the coundinunity. wad-who aro.
determined, 1* ntite;:s stud liberality, to wan"
n the character which they have SINSIIIIII4 118
fori ng h t'prnteetiontotholewhodesire to b e
insured.
101 IN
Proprietor
ASSETS, 01 - 71)211B.30/111. 184111.
Stork Arrouhls $ 41,000 00
nortgage •.',lllO 00
°dice Furniture ::::(1 00
Open Accounts. etc 7,809 13
CashlEl3sl !9
Premium Notrs 2TX") 31
Notos and Bills discounted 174,075 14
DIRECTORS.
It, Millat.Jr.., Jamey WAuleY ,
Nathaniel HolineA. Alexander Nhuiek.
George) be rmie Wm. 11. Smith.
'Chas. W. Rlidietson, Andrew Ackley,
Alexander Speer, David M. LOUR . .
Rees J. 'lleums. Benj. Bak ewel I,
John R. M Tune.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES.
SAMUEL RBA, Secretary.
WM. BAGA LET, President.
.01lice. (or. of Morkrt end Witter bin..
Insures aininitt linsiana Dam pie in the Naviiga
thin of the Houthow.ehil ;Western Hirers,
Lakes, and Bayous, and the iklevi
z gatior of the Seas.
Inettreetagektntat Lome
and Damage by Wire.
DIRECTORS.
Win. notably', Park, Jr..
Wm. Johnston.n B. F. Jones. •
Reese Owens, T. M. Do),
B. Presto. Gleorge•Bititham,
M. Kie n r, Join;
an. 111.Coopei, • -• • S:Harblietth;
J.• Caldwell. John S. Dilworth.
C. B. Zug.
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY ,
NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom Mouse.
Capital $519,100 Assets 8304.948.
TILL SAKE ALL NINON OF IN
-817 RANCE, either Perpetual or Limited,on,
every description of Property or Merchandise, at
reasonable rates of premium.
ROBERT P. KING, President
M. W. BALDWIN Vice President.
DIRECTOR.
Charles Reyes. E.
E. B. English. GeSiger W. itrchsn„
P. B. Slivery. Joseph 8. Paul,
C. Shegskag. t. Jo
Intebn Olegt9a.
S. J. Maga rg e ' 'E. r.
•
F. BLACKBURN, Secretary.
.L G. COFFIN, Agent.
Corner Third and. Wood streets.
lONONGAIIELA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
• -OM RKS:
ar.MES A. •HITM • • N. Prodding. •
ENRY M. ATW el I Secretary.
pt JAS. WOODBITAN. Gael Mint.
OFFICE O. 9S WATER: . I‘TRI EMT.
Will Insure all kinds of FIRE and MARINE
RISKS.
WgintkitAX, 101114: WWI.
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Stock .. Das .itibh 2 payable en. dema nd ; .___... .• t,
and secaved_by. tweapprovad namsee..ll3.2slloi
Mb Receivable
..... ...- ........ ......: 93.515144
BBlsDiseertated. MIMI-IS
Mortgage.--
115 Shares Mechanics' Bank 12.6°614
stock cost $ 4,186 00
100 Shares Citizens', Bank
stock cost , 0 • , : - 5,175 i3O
40 Shares Exchange Bank
stock cost— 2.000 00
50 Shares Bank of Pitts
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Bohm of Book Account/
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TENLINEStuake a square. About eight words
avers**. line.
Daimons notices, inserted on the local page, ten
cleats a line each insertion.
The Saturday Morning Post
Issued from the same °from every Saturday
Sir Advertising at reasonable rates
The New lurk Midi/. in
upon the .eii• }lv Eng
lish iu velatirm t" 111,
says :
•• Voltaire remarked, two generations
ago, that over man in England was a
sycophant to the man above him and a
tyrant to the man below him. The bishop
sprawls 'before the archbishop, the dean
before the archbishop, the curate betbre
the dent', the vicar before the curate, and
the clerk hefore the vicar. In one of the
comedies an irate uncle beats his nephew,
the 'nephew whacks his valet, the valet
kicks the page and the page takes a twist
in Oa. hair of the housemaid. " There
thou hest the great image of authority."
It is a lovely.speetacle: peruse it.
No one desiresto establish a vesicle upon
British complacency. The right which a
man bus to admire himself is unquestioned
and inalienable. That of a nation is no
less so. Englund contemplates herself
,and her achievements with the hilarious
satisfaction of a hen celebrating an egg,
and we haVe no right. as we certainly have
no desire, to interfere. It matters little
whether the national egg be a prize pig, or
a piece of rifled ordnance. or a plated war
ship. or a rare Itor4o. or a prize tighter:
the exultant !wan is uplifted. and the
triumphant bray resounds all the same.
but to paraphrase old Shdock, "pigs are
but pork. cannot 'hut bores : there be land
rats i wide!' knock her cherished boxers
out of time.) and water-rats' (Monitors)
against which her bra,:en hulks avail not.
So that in general the trumpet has hardly
done twanging before the bottom bills out
of the achievement that has itt4t been cel
ebrated.
1 I It .
BOOTS AND 'FITIONS,
AT NO. 89 MARKET STREET.
'LOSE 4 1 1 11 1 E PRICES :
Wise English Luting Heel Gaiters for $l,OO
wortitsl4s, • . •
Ladies Bagßak Lasting Contrail Heel Gaiters
for $1,25; srrp,7s.
Ladles . Lasling Congress Heel Gaiters
slPkyrorth Os_
37 aies . Tme g'resioh. Morrooeo Heel Boots for
$lsU
worutris artli
El.' Goat Congress Heel Boots for $1.37.
Para Fine Moroeece kippers for .50e., worth 75,
Ladies Fine Kid Slippers for 75e . wortirsl.l2.
All *Shier goods laspropissetoss.
JAMES ROBB,
BB Market :treat near Market Hous.
.404
vannatimErir
GARDEN AND FIELD SEED; '
WATSTiiaATTEH MESH A 411) GIENXIXE.
"' '
AldtailAkui* rid t
Same semi eeneementeil Timer.
received mid for said 1)7
BECKHAM & LONG,
• N 0.127 Liberty street.
next doorto toh22
PARK. mocuurry• etz
Manifestant of :
SillondlaSsualers' mall& Copper. Pressed Cop:
Pottonts;ltaised Still Bottom:, speiter
Zcd,der. Ac. .Aleci_:ippdrters and
dishes ( in' Tin
° Riatehgte_ Irene
• • • 2..4544
air Camshaft, a; hula., Tinsman% Machina
nd Tools. Warehouse. N 0.149 IUST and 120
SECONDATREM nttsbarish. Poses : _
or spend orders of i Copper cut to say desired
pttern. te2l:lydaw
111,1110 D. its Hama. ,
. - vow — shouidag _
2000 ' "
,Sidekjuictimived and for saleb.
say . l7 . sunisS H . COLLIN&
2.750 00
16,140 00
-. 65,997 75
... Olf
... 49,152 30
$122.234 r
- morning.
Si - Terms $I per annum, in advance.
ilieSinnte copier, ready for mailing, YIRF CENTS
19r' Addreil JAMES P. BARR.
Editor and Proprietor.
WEDNKSDAY MORNENG, MAY .23
The Great Exhibition
Witnessing Wills
The S rrogate'of Ulster county. N. V..
refused to admit a will to probate because
it was acknowledged in the presence of one
witness in one place, and another in a dif-
Jarmo place, when the law required that
"the instrument must he executed in the
presence Of two attending witnesses.. or ac
knowlcdgr•d by the testator to each of
them.'• chi appeal from this decision to
the Supreme Court., the Court held it ma
neee.tsary t'or the witnesses t,, I,e her
at the untie (lithe execution.
k Farmer's Advice.
A young fanner asked an rild Scritch
man for artviee in hi , pursuit. Ile tali
hitn what had been the 'were' of his oar
sneeess iu tiu•nting, and c•onc•luded witl
the following warning: „ Never, Sandie
never, above all things, never get it
debt: but, il• ever you rio, let it he
rnrtnnre."'
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO.
.OF. PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE.. So. $7 Filth St.. Bask Block
'l \SURES AGAlssy ALL KINDS of
FIRE ANDMARINE
ISAACiliNE;;,Presi.lent.;.ll , llN b. Mot'Olt
\lee President; 11. M. 110C)Ii. ;
IV 11,1.1131 DEAN.tioneral Avent.
011 . 08: os,ey. liar
vey Childi , CapL IL C. Gras*. John A. W ikon
L. Fahnestoric•Tohil D. MeCord. Captain Adall ,
Jaeolo, it. P. Starling. Cai,L W. beau. ttobert I.
ROAM.
/Elie E HOEGLiS aIE lOItIAI..- T I
AL DIPLONIA OF :11 EMI:ERSiI 11. of the
'DOUGLAS MON I:MENT ASSOCIATION, beau
fully engraved on stcel, about n ine he twelve
inches dimensions, i.: now ready tor distributimi
to the subscribers to the monument fund. The
engraving con.n.ds of two Nit length ininiuturc
vignettes, one a tine portrait of the aeparted
9tutesinan, and the other America offering a
wreath. besides a bird's eye view of the grave of
Douglas, on the shore of Luke Michigan. tis it now
appears at Cottage (trove.
to all persons forwarding to the Association
one dollar or more, will be sent one of these
diplomas, !with name anti amount duly inserted
thereon, and signet by the President and Secre-
WY.
Contributors in the sum of ONE DOLLAR will
become life members of the Douglas Monument
Association: iu thesum of TWENTY DOLLA
honorary life members, and in the sum of ONE
11 - UNDUE/ DOLLARS, honorary life members
of the Board of Trustees:
All ediPirs who will, insert the above in their
daily, weekly or tri-weekly issues three months,
with an tweasional notice to ahvance the object iu
..view, will have foiwardetl to them immediately
a diploma'as honorary life member of this asso
ciation; upon the receipt by the society of s copy
of their paper containing the foregoing.
WALTRR:B. SLATES President.
LEONARD W. VOLK:Secretary.
N. E. - -Logal recetolved , and solicitomfor con
tributions age are being authorized in 'the loyal
States to take charge of the interests of the as
sociation.
Punjablets and',,eirealars containing the dr
aanizatleni,: roastitition. by hiwa , and the
ap
peal will be bent to all who will forward their
address.
. .
Counnameationsationhl be directed to the "Soo
rotary Douglas Monument Association," Chicago
Illinois; • - , i •a - .• .
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SMTIIITIGI WORKS.
JENNE JairaliNi*
GIJiIAL (mum moat
Las Drawl IA
Flour, Grata wadi alllkbuts or emoutiF
produer, Wham Rad ILlquilors,
Clam% Tobareidte. •
Sir-Liberal advance; made on e o llaigoo/1011.1 01
HIGH WINES.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 23TSOUTH SECOND ST
an26:ls PHILADELPHIA.
N EW SPRING IMPORTATIONS
DI EIN ANT) 11411VF4' WEAR.
Including Goods suited for
MILITARY PURPOSES.
Now in Store
NO. 631 CHESTNUT STREET,
And %•r S!,1:, Lv
DC CO I . LA,FOI • HCAOIP. Sr, CO
tlutd
WM. BRICE &
PRODUCE AND POVISION .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
IVO: 15 SOUTH Tr_47'Eß STREET,
11A+Liberal advances wade nn conslantnente
when required. tilyl-IY4
JOHN R. F1.1.130N-WM P ELLISON-RODMAN BELLISON
JOHN B. ELLISON SE SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSIIEkES AND VESTING&
NO. 339 MARKET STREET.
door below FOurtb.)
utyl:lya PHILADELPHIA.
nIURST de MAGEE—
holleveale Druggists,
NO. 9.23 MARKET STREET,
PHIL APRLPHIA,
DEALERS IN
Paints, Oils, Window GIMP. Dye-stuffs, &e.. and
Agents for Kerosene: Ohin and Pittsburgh. Coal
Oi LI. Burning F . luid.En when°. Tar,Pitch, Rona,
Wagon and Railroad Grease. inyltanni
GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Eetail Doaler
' IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
GENTS . ' FURNISHING GOODS,
. 6 I 0 11'H ES r\ ET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
-WITH
T...430154G-COPIM & PEARCE,
MANUFACTURERS if. LI/PORTERS.
• -OF-
ME' FICRNISHI.NO GOODS .AND
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS;
%O. 10 PiOFTII FOVRTRI STREET.
myl:ls'd PHILADELPHIA
CHARLES MAGEE,
Importer end Dealer in
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinette,
Vostings, Tailors' Trimmings, &o,
RKET STREET,
North Side, I•IIII.ADELPIHIA.
In) I lyd
FRIES .& LEHMAN,
Nu. 3I 3 MA It RET ST IVE 1.1
Pit IL ADELPULAL,
Ji..ibers in Cloths; Onigiinere3.
Sr.
Always on hand a well seleMed Etta of Goods
suitable for the trade. myl-lyd
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
lIIINIRTICIES OT•
BRAN )Tl' S & e ',
•ND I.INALKItd
FINE OLD WHISKIE
NO. 3 NORTH irnovr RTBEET
I'll ILA DELPIIIii
r lITEIt MASTER'S OFFICE,
Curuer uf ki and loch streel. WaAlinirten,
31ay .19th. 11110112.:
V‘ r trz l e .4ll .; in lA upe
market, th-livered at IVastiington city
Tiith:;t t,oday Donk this date.
Ttle hen,- to be .IS. fifteen to till; sixteen
high, I,:ween Lice and eight years of age.
Of dark .‘elors, well broken to the 9flittlle, compact
ly built, and free front all deli.ets. and to besub,
jeet t.. a rigid insPection-
N., inures will be received,
Nopriee higher than ($110) one hundred and
ten dollars will be paid for any one horse.
wishing to sell will apply to Capt. J.. 1.
DANA, A. Q. M., curlier 22d and iistreets Wash
ington, 1).1'. D.
Quartermaster and Col. A. D. C.
PROPOSALS POR HORSES,
. .
DF.roT QC I tti• ERNI tr kR'S OFFICE.I
earner cif Ist(' sad B streets Washington„
May 19th. 1802. •
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ceivc.l at thin office until WEDNESDAY.
the 2 , 021,1:1y of May, at 12 o'clock a., for furnish
ing the tlovertuneut with %700) seven hundred
horses of the following descrtp . tiOn. viz:
CAVALRY. • •
Foe Czymity (500) Five Hundred hoises:
from (15) to (is) hands high, between five and
eight years of age; of dark eolore well broken to
the saddle, compactly built. and free from all de
fects. •
_ _ .
MeMin
FOR ARTILLRZY — r(2O4; jw4 Vet sOllOll,
(1534 fift een and oileAilf*(#l,l) _ !Oh l be
tween live and eight years of age. o dar eo erg.
free from all defects. compactly built, well bro
ken to karnoti,;stid tO:weikk not lesuigut 1411 , 11 M
Pounds: . : : . 1,
PRO.PO§AIS.
Proposals must specify Cleady whether the bid
is for Cavalry or. Artiflaw Iforsw anti. in: we ease
must both be bid for on the same paper.
If auy bidder nitateit to ,propose.fer Itolkelpases
he maid' foiiiisid tit° distinct propeinf-4.
each class colt i esSi ia itself. mai havbiltato
y. ftst
ence to antro er royal bythifsame /tart.
If the bid is in e muneors tirmali vuumes of
all the partner*Multappeke, drit WM not be tim
sidered.
Prop le must .be act4reelei... • te:
Rucker; nartermaster; U. S. Arms; WaeTtton,
D. C., andmust be plainly market "Propou for
Horses." • • • • • • •
GUARAN'XEX...
The ability of the bidder to' SD he c ontract,c
should it be awarded to him, moat be guaranteed
by two responsible peraomwhfaie signets:unmet
be appended to the guaranten.
The responsibility ei Die immesh= asuallie
shown by the
. official bertiller.tes of the clerk orate
nearest District Court, gr the,United :Rides
District Court.
Bidders must be present in person when the
bids are opened., or their proposals will not be
considered.
Bonds, in the sum oft en thousand dollars, signed
by the contnictor and both of hie
be mailed of thrrysr . .ooooo4 adder upon r•J
the contrat. • • - • • • • - • • • . 4,
Al the bond mastaccompanY the Contract. i
will be neerroermfor bidders to have their bead
men with them:. or to have bonds signed in Andel
' pallor. m u d rrojely to be produced when the con
tract impititt IfiliinissarbruidseilLbato •
iSpOn aPnlicsation being made at this office, either
Persons4,_byietteror gel h.
' FORM 'OF GUARANTEE.
I We, • of the county of and State of
and of the county of and State
of ... . do hereby guaranty that is able
to fulfil a contract in accordance with the termsof
his omoftleo, gad therishould pospodlipn
ba.aetedlhe irfil aConce enter4stoi contract
in accordance therewith. .
Should the oontract be awarded him we are
pre pared to becomelds securftiee: '
[To this guarantee must be alpended the offi
eial certificate above asesitiosed • • .• • - • • •
INSPECTION. BELLY RY, Ac..
All horses contrisetdellibe nude" thissidtertise:
mitt; will healthiest's& to 41 Arad inslistutbak..aad
'lltose not conforming to' the specillentions muter
reis h eted.
o mores will be received.
e horses must all be delhatielin thribityisi
or before TUESDAY. THE 17th 4Y OF AVNE
NEXT, midrib extension of 'flat will be granted
on any pretext.
Payment to be madeupon the completipn of
eitelreestreet.toi season thersglit Who Owe
Quartermaster shall be in funds.
Any informality in the bid or neekeonforsinnce
with the ter iMer this sdverffiesesent, will ensure
the rejection of the treat.
the Me r. ant i an 44 l' tra ll ittr=
mustershould deem it for the interest of tne Gov
himself
the right t 9 reject any or all the bidetimmay
f?setselsgli.tv
117294 d- CalallanariDes..• " -
nal 127
4 6 AVgiging sPining i t
OILUITIMIM II 1116 d.
rumum vitafft4sbr ollNNl almt olllllllVClLOONi vrott
hen omit lot Atom sto is
.Deposits rooked of ague got km than Ogg
Diltd.su. and a dieldind offflie Profits (Wand
twiesa year.in June alidDeosmibmv .Intt
been do:dared iiewsi-Onnually, id JUsand Decem
ber since the Bonk was ergamsed, at *rate 4f MiN
per cent.'siyear.
Interest, if not drawn 0ia1..• !geoid the
credit of th e dePositor •prined and been the
same interest from the aret.dan anti*
ember. compounding twice A year, wi
troubling the depositor to tall or even to Premed
his pass book. At CAB rate money will double in
lei than twelve years. making, in the aggregate
WORT AND ONE-HALF PER OENT. A tat"
• Books containing the Charter; By-Laws, Koko
and Regulatious. furnished gratis, en applicatiou
at the office.
PIHISTDItICT.
OEORGE ALBREE.
. ;vlOl
John B. M'Fa'atlen. Issue M. Pennock,
'John Holmes, John ilikishall,
'Alexander Sneer. James B. I)..bleedc
Beni. L. Fahnest,tek.A. M, Polloelt. M. It.,
James 'McAuley. Hill Bargain.
James tierthntin, , W tn. J. AudelYou.
Alexander Braffloy. .0r. , 1 !)' Kelly.
John ii. Backofon. Peter A. Madeira.
George Black, J.,hu H.Mellor.
John B. Canfield. James Shidle,
Alonzo A. Carrier, Robert Robb,
Charles A. Colton, Waltar P. Marshall.
IVm..Dotallas, Joha QIT. •• • . '
im•
John - Km& Rena L. lainewalt.. •
napinrallt Hepburn . John 11.13hiibergeli.
P Wu. &Raven, W L Befinnerts. ‘ ,
ater H.Hatilter, illeunder lindle.
Briehard Hays,. aoWhittler.
Wes. S. Lately, Christine Year,or.
sz i mm e rigiastritze
,COLTON.
uoutitiraihoink - NA K Ens
Am..: arid • Exottaiggra Brokers and Dealers. In
N um%Pratt'. slieeeptannes„ Gold. Silver and Ban k
Notes. Exchange on the Eastern iud Western
Cities eolkStantly for sale.
Collections made in allthecides throughout the
United States. Deposing received in par funds .or
current paer. No. 37 Market street. between
Third and Fourth streets. . •
WM. H. WILLIAM.' JF CO.;
BANKERS & EXCHANGE BAOBEIff;
WOOD STREET, CORNER THIRD,
ALDERMEN.
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
ALDERMAN.
OFFICEi 131*Palia . ntreet. Fifth Ward.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE:
Deeds. Bonds. Mortgages and other Legal
Writing Drawn. Aeknomtlediements Taken and
Bills Probated. • ' ' ' ' aptly
A.G.BICULTILAL.
ROGERS...ST
MANUPACTUSIONS OP
Rogers' Improved Patent
STEEL CULTIVATOR; .. TEETH
GRAIN DRILL TEI:TII.
OFFICEI Corner Butler and tlynser
Streets. Sintb Weed.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
, 0 V IC: , :•• .
0
A's
A. BRADLEY,
NO. 30 WOOD STREET,
wwwmer.flegwesd,built'.
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail dealer in
all kinds of
Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stove; Grate
Fronts, Fenders, &o. . •
•
.44- In our sample room may be found the
CELEBRATED dAS BU RNING COOKSTOVES
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the merits of 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 REA.TING STOVES.
embracing some of the VEST PATTERNS now
offered to the_publie.
WE. PANCYJUIANAJOD GROB FRONTS
AND FENDERS. of the limiest styles. Common
Ter 11° ‘ Il tl a W rat . 4l - 1 !* 14" iolk P ass
o - stem' . • • - •
• ad- Spectra indneements offered to builders in
Ant of tilflATßligiONTS.. ' . notkfen
•VlOlyd
JABEI3B.Ik. PETNER ;
RMINAIRONk IMMEICONIALSSMN MERCHANT.
Us SALIIOP
eild*liill6ll6
Dried Fruit sad Predire
IVG r:1
emir Market mad First Ileweeta.
FITTEBDRGH, PA,
REFER TO—Franois 0. Billek N.. William
Dilworth, Sr., S. Cuthbert k Eon. Itebuni,
Boyd & Ott. e sker * Swealrizigeri.
M. M. Bank. List Howell Mangle .* Co..
George W. Anderson. Doran. Paston & Co..
my2B:2ptliis
APOLLO NALL SILLIAEDNALOON.
CllARLlCElGARDNERiwouldleniladtbrold
ftiends and custom's that he is still to be found
at kis old stand, POLLO• HALL entrance on
Furth street. He has always on hand the beet
Iriafefisagetjleng_ and in connection with the
a Well *i - ;a6otad billiard saloon. with good
ea. balls end enee. , •
emberthe pis ee. Atoll° Hall. Freirtk .
nearWormi. entrancekap Fourth. . hlOl,
F YOll WANT 15011131 GIOOD NEW
3
Fruit orrepared Mince Meat. nailed, and
other loads of Spices, cooGki ngirgon Brandy or
Win New Peel go to
Ellsw os orth Algartill i reatiseld. where you
get anew crop or Anil and lower than at
Lull any other icusotho s taty Aho
_general
assertwilit Groceries. Teas.-Winer,
Btandiec and all Whir kinds of Foreign and
Dlmallisisl44lsll 6**4 88,
don • earner Mollans4 and
T. .
EtpusE,
ORNAKK !g e rm. PAINTER .
CIMR'. Streets
1101 MER. DUQUESNE WAY, second 'stem
Fir
All week untreated tome will beneath and
to IMMO& ec2-ly
P21—.0.111.
EATON, NACIIIAIN 4t CO—
HO: 17 .FIRT4iSTREET,
t 4 •
aossalis Wisp BETAItEIis
UF
Trilliahl Utoid•rili . - • : •
Collars.
Ties.
Buiponden. Skis*
• .
Hoodb
ind ill kinds Fancy Arad ' s' Ind
TS. Wholeale bo i nnToiriftlar NI
co..
MOO No. 77 street.
LTimm LARns iron
v SALII-15111/ Awn of choice land int Me*
K i tloutitn •at aboatA miles boa VI
I . • till& Main Is good.
tpd • n "
"ei en
-f t s
' lirnat. pal
takalkistV: , ;, l 01011 ,
the
41111171 7.! k SONS,
I mo. ; ;L.l • L Mutat stmt.
Favices iassme;-.
day at e likarketiazttre
141: - timirargaillitra
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J.IRFAIXEMILAIke
4.ooloiiiiTheiP: *lV**
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- ''a i rikic y tr• ,`• .. .- , . •-u •• , fil-niiiiiii.,•
H. li , V.PArtemow ~.... .»
-I" Piltiabil - DAWillinr;
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Distateed Ntrteet. sear,aratillr!•
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B. P. LIICAS,'
ATTORNEY AT LAW..
OFFICE, NO. 72 GRANT STREIrr
(Three doors belowlhe Court 8e....) •
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C) tats .A.T LAW.
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NO.' 73 GRANT STREET
PIVIVIBIIIMBIie.I I I3IWAL
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rill AIL SURGEON D Zit 111151"
• sueeesgor to G. W. Biddle, No:1144 SEW
field street.
Sir: Office IL.pur: from S to 1 o'clock.
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to 1$ o'clock.
IRON MANUFACTUR*II/!.;!!:
AMERICAN IRONW9RIB.
Jones dr Laughlhis" , '
3LAnintervlngs .
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JUNIATA ANO CONNNON . SKET ISt
tauth's Patent Shafting, Pistil
PITTSBUOIL PA
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93 Water filtirt4t . mud 139 F in k ;NNW,
PITTSIOUROME, •
And corner of Franklin and Sci Waterleitinmielh,
ISAAC 3 . 0141.13...J0HN
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
JONES, BOYD &OM,'
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and Akrkg r edtter4L a afid'First
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J. D. TACICINEE ............ N. UMW,
FURNITIIRE FOX CASH- 1 4FULLAR
SORTMENT of Pitteburib
Friltta U RE. embracing. • . -
BUREAUX.
BOOR OASES'
• • *4.l_4lqpn.
and every article needed ins wallnmomodd‘ol •
ling. a= well as a Lae assortment-or, , ,
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OFFICE F liT 111 . 111 I TX* i ~,, ~, . , ,
Constantly on hind !and rainfall a
ca rallni
only ters'on which business isdone n sitila
4.
lishment is for CAS 11..pricat are , ' of
ingly. Persona in want of araithfat is abb -
lino would bo advantacod by calling as ~ ~., ~,11
• FACKINER • lIIIIIIIIMi t
No. SOS Smithfield street; ball* ififfa."
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.,O2..i,
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHO
NEW DRINKIVRO.,
NEW BRUSSELS, C A R,PRI.
Sir These have jest been reeelvadmt
the LATEST AM) RICILICST PAT it.
the lament j.rkei.
W. ltreLlarNtelle ,
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NEW CARPRTS, OIL • OLllll.; , ite.
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No. 87 Foortk
• OUGHT PREVIOUS TO
advance in prices. ,whieli
vantage is offered in purchase FOR
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10 NO/NE. BEILDEIL A:1111411 t i
JIM Duquesne Way. near the 'Kin ion A t
to order and warranted as good
made. the following matthinety. via: Steam
Egie. -Turning Lat, ilW• r itrood ad . i ... ..ttgit !
Planer!, for wood and - filing.
gouda. and Tobacco itai
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'Model Machina. in. tits 3e =assalswe.
Pullies and Mangers; of allsums and .. •
Seams. of SW dianketar Ind pine' te" ' ••
in length. Willvolu btat alwastd , Mr NI
Doctor and Maga 011. amid DI" .. J
steainboatit de. Lathe sari sic i ,
ing denote order; can plans= Watt& ''S'll:2 , --"• ,
feat* inehes lotig. ... :.. ~.,“ k.,..c
• All Orders Promptly Fdled . ad, larosi j k ; ,
Solicited. • i
N. 11.--Pardoular attostioi sad pt '"
given to repairs. on Printing. 'Promos ~
Machines.
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GENERAL IN
Pirraa'n,Fl.lllr/P AR it Oil ' I . - •..
Pittsburgh. we 44,0 , ~,e 1
ivarzcz-ifitelignisil , • - it_
.L.. Wayne ant "Chleago 'lllailtrait 4.,,,,..., ,
having. snaked* graPetrltlini • " 11/4F U
Railroad. from rittetnalk to adip siti : t v . „
appendages...real t peramore . jait . 4
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property or thorPitudlvers'ort .1,. ~Ii: - -,.
ewe Railroad Compaar, rilw -, .
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and inanagentontat. Ittaad . • .r 4 c' -
All person .emprog ,cmi...sr oil
amyl tont:Cane hemeer ropeenve "
dona until furter aotiee.: , • !.
...f " • . - , i •"•••!
All persons, asseciatkasaaiml . . 2, •
urine business a .
ri gENE: to sea
tine or change any e will et
once apply to. the prop* nee
li
as this; aorapany,te,boo no _ n
undmrt 4ll erstanding db.,. it
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ceauon. And Stilli. iw ' . ov, C--. 7 t 1.. t it'
PulAingens °°ll air .- ' '• . 2
and I.f Val: vitrat - al &
o bins • a
Bari trop
way j er igiffiliti INAZ ,
th e yegsgry., seesgearylliglille
&Candied te , • I , 6111111,11%,:ett-'
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ONE ONE. CONE rql arecur4.,
Auetkr. sad Wiliest RetigliSt
andailaitwa. - ; ; , gestab4;
MID LLNUII.4itt.• ; ANC 4 -
1,1!".46 Owned and, in . a n 'LI .
Ai** welt watered .and ;eine ,
.nidbandeltatetiei,"l9ittudell ;
iddpeitent niewlaileafrointile" * ' •'"
Terme eta; fereelottly 4 -
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KOHN'S LAW euritomfs:
L. 'RR ACTENRIDGE,
I I . TODU Run, PA
H A. N C CO CP H.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
I . i'AREHOUSEB.
FURNITURE.
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