RAILROADS.
1130,2. TIM loge - 4: —
PITTSBURGH FT. WAYMEHICAGO
s TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST.
SUM Ett A RANGR MI r.
Commencing May sth, 1862
rpm': TO CINt'INNALTI AS QUICK,
-ffi- and to Indinu::uol•.q, St. LOllid and Chieata,
shorter than by any other route.
WESTWARD TRAINS
Faq Line. Mali
Loaves
Pittsburgh...../% 00 41. tn. 7.1.0 a. in. 1t!,541 p. w.
CAI ) : I. lit 7.2 n a. M. m,
Arrives
Vrestline .... i.. 5 .20 P. In. 8 .30 p. m.
Ft. Waync....2.110 p. a. 2.25 a. ni.
Chicago ...... _8,35 p. tn. 5,35 a. to,
FOR coLummrs. CINODZ NATI S ST. LOUIS,
Leaves
Crestline ...... a. m . 7,'26 p. ni, 5 . 541 p.
Arrives at
..7 i:ilutubus...ll.3o a. in. 10,115 p.
Cincinnati.. 4.20 p. in. 5.40 n. to
St Louis 0,25 a, in. 9.00
FOR INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
Leaves
Omitline S-30 a. in.
Arrives at
p. in. 5.15 a. m.
St. Louis 7.;50 a. ta. 645 p. in ;
AllTrahiethrough to Chicago without ohiingo
of Cam.
" the
by Steubenville. Train: un both : I t
Columbus. and I , :tssou.tc-1 , all :. :tit,. Cioci , tati
together.
EAST \\ AHD TaA :;
ARRIVE AT Prrrsornini
Chicago Expreas ",110 a. in
ettiemo Mail 3,10 I). to
Cincinnati and St. lsmis Expregs 7,45 p. ut
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Federal
street Station, Allegheny City.
Leaves Arrive I,eave . Arrive
Allegheny Newlirighton New Itrigl,m Allegheny
9.00 nm 10.4111 ain 5.13 ain 9.30 ain
12.00 1.20 pm 11,43 ain 5.311 ain
41:40 pin 0.,45 pm 12.241 pm 2.00 p
0.30 r in 5.15 pm 3.20 pin 5.00 pin
MARKET TRAIN.
leaves Alliance at 3.30 a. In.
Arrives at Allegheny at 10,30 a. m.
!teams Allegheny at 3,10 p. in.
Arrives at Alliance SAW p . tai
113. Trains are run by Columbus time, which is
12 minutes slower than Pittsburgh time.
ge. Tiekets'good on the accommodation and
market trains are solid at reduced price,.
The 6.30 p m acemintioda thin t run oomiects at
New Brighton with packets for w Castle.
T trough trains eonneet follows:
At Enon, with stages for New Castle, Mercer,
Youngstown. Sce.
At Oreille, Ohio, to and front 141illershurgh,
Akron, Cuyahoga Falls, etc.
At Mansfield. Ohio, for Mount Vernon, Shelby,
Sandusky, Toledo,Detroit, etc.
At Creatlitte, thr Deaware, Sprhigfi cid, Columbus,
Cincinnati. Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Saint
Louis, Louisville, eta.
At Lima. for Sidney, Detroit, Dayton, Toledo
etc.
At Fort WASIIC, for Porn, Lafayette, Ind., Saha
Quincy, Knokatlr.St..lt.seplt and int nrote
diate points in Central Indiana and (Monk.
At Plymouth for Laporto-.
And at Chicago, with train:: for all points in Till -
nolo. Miasouri. lowa, Wisron , in arid 31inne:ota.
For further information and throng!' ti , lcta. ,
apply to. tlEolttJli PARK NI, 'll. 4 {td Aa't.
Union Passenger Station. PittAittrelt.
and A. Q. CASSELL:MO:I Agetd, A Ilegi11 . 1.).
.10I1N 8..1 ER Vl:7i, Lianerat Suocriat widen!,
W.M. P. SlllNS..;eneral Passenger Agent
- 11.EVEIAN D. pirTsituteu 111 AND
‘.../ II F.E ItA I LIKOA D.
SUMMER AR R A.N7
On and after MONDAY, MAY 5 b
Trains will leave the Depot of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, inTiltsburgh, as follows:
PITTSBURii COLUMIII:3 ,F 7 eINerNNA I
SHORT LINE, VIA STEUBEN VILLE.
- - •
Leaxes 1 LOU a . p t . 112.50 r.
do Steubeuville... 4.110 " I 4.00
do Newark 1 9.30 " t 10.15 "
do Coluinhti , ...... 111.10 I 11 -4 5
; 1 .211 p. m. 1 5 - 1" •m.
.... • tt . t:t . 6.11;
No ,lionce of ears between Pittshurrik
einnari.
Spieudid slcq.nin g - gar. :ttr:iPin..l f., ,111 nigh
trains.
1';i•
Leav,!;
Pli.N l / 1 1Mil. j G . iu .
" " ' e..);)
li'heelinz " 1:1.21 •• I 1.5.;
ArriveA
Benuir.
•
Corkneeting ;LL w;tiland
; at..l:eliair with tAiiitrii I
kailrvul fir
o i tu th h it , and Ciiwintwiti, kid
Limit, and points W• 24
:.c s e;•,eu
PITTSEU [UM ANOI F.
Leave: X.,00 , u , u,.
da " 3.c00 ••
flaya.nl !sat) " i 7,iJ "
tlo :111 • ci.l3 " j -I. "
do p..ott 3.42 ''
Arcivei Clevo.s.ful " 41.:t0 "
Connertirur at. lit/yard 'fti...a.rawt= lirtinoh
fur New Philadelphia it:141411:d L o ver- al Aill
:thee with I'ittsiturglt : fort W a y h e ah ,l
Itailrow4 litpl-en, with Ciovelathi,
and Citsoinhati 11 It for Almon. eity,ti.....ta
and :%lillermburd;, and at Cleveland with t' I:
It IL fur Eric, bankirk, an.l with C ,\ .1
R Tor Tole./o, Detroit. Chicago Het the north
wad..
WelLiv icarez Tr.
Iteturniro: Tritio; arrivo of
in. 3.25 angtS.oo ~
tieket , it> 01 Frominehl the
west, : . ettllnvo , l, tool)) nov;no . tot, 100
cured at the Itilteity Area 41 ~ .•.. oi. ibtl.lllll Vb.
13111\ STE 1% . ,1 Itl', Tiok or gout.
For farther portionlar , apply t o
'4_ILLIAAI STEWART, Agent,
At the Company's Aloe in Freight Station. Penn
street. th,:r;
1862
MITIIIMEit ARRANGEMENT.
g)N AND AI rEn moNDAV. :1111"
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL EAILIIOAD
EIILI ELT aIA 11.1 e. TILIL Eli S.
rl_ E It01:44 11 MAIL
_Leaves the i ev..eitger Station every warning
(exeept,Sutlayl at :!,:itra nt. stopping only :it the
principal Stat.loll: 4 k .114 Making direct ..0i11ig...1
at. ilarridallrg for Baltimore aunt .Wit'llillgtl,ll. and
for N.:if Yoik via the A I lett LOWn 11.1110.
T THROUtIIF IEXPRES.; • TRA IN leaves
daily ataaila p in, stopping only at principal sta
rt . A. making reel een fleet ion at II arris.h rg fer
Baltimore am Washington, unitlur New York via
Allentown route.
TH FAST DINH leavii the above named sta
tion daily. (except Sunday) at ti. 29 p. m.. stop
pingonly at principal stations, connecting at Har
risburg, forßaltimore and Washington. This train
arrives in Philadelphia at 5,23 p. ui. making
Mom :connection for New lurk from Kensington
Depot at 15:30 p. aa. . oval Camden A Amboy line.
ACCOMMODATION 'TRAINS
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves daily (except Sunday) at 2,45 p. tn., stop
ping at all stations and running a s Cone
elaugh.
FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's
station leaves daily (excopt Suuday.) at 040 a. tn.
SECOND ACCOMMOpATION TIIAJN for
Wall's station leaves' dady, (except Sunday) at
UMW a. in.
TUT RD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fur
%Vial's stadium leaves daily, (except Sunday) at
4,00 p—ta.
•
FOURTII AUCOM.3 , IOPATION TRAIN for
Wall's station. leaves daily. (except Sunday) at
6.45 p. in.
RE'TURNING Tit.t INS
AItLtIE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS:
Eivres.4 12,25 p m
Mail 12.05 a. in.
Mist Line 12,55 a. n i.
Johnstown A.M0111:111:113 Linn 10.05 rt. in.
Ist Wad's Station Accommodation 6.3i1 a.
2d Wail's Station Aeemuniodation A. 35
3td Station Accommodation 1,03 p. m.
Ith Wall's Station ACI.,1!)1111:1(bIti 011 10 p. m.
Jar TrainE for Blairsville and Indiana connect
at Blairsville Intersection with Johnstown Ac
commodation East and West. and Express and
Mail West.
F ii. B E
TO NEW Y0RK........
PRILADELPA
BALTI.I.IO.III'
LANeAsTF,i.
R.A.Inti.z:RERO
44 10'13a `Led ;•-• uo t he Penn
itadr”.d t.•
more and New
.tinin earn will
bo ellartred. , ! , co dish:owe trav
eled iu ad.itnon to the Ftd t ion rates, except from
statioth; where the ca.:no:l.l.y ha- no agent.
NOTICE-1a mum of In::. the Company will
hat the:,,,ove6 redponAble for personal le:Reap:o
only, and ier an amount net exeee.iing SI
N. B.—An Omnibus lane ha, been employed
to convey paaseogersand leo Inntee to and th e
depot, at a aharea tmt exceed cent to each
pnasenger :upi baggage.
For tickets apply to . _
J. STEW ART. Apint,
•
At the Pena:Lß- R. PK:teen:ter Station nn Liberty
and On ain streets. .E.NOEIIt LEW IS,
Ti 02.4 Genera/ Superintendent, Altoona.. Pit.
GENDs riNz
CALE BOOTS, $l.OO
GENT'S FINE
MX BOOTS 64.0 u
OERTS FINE
CALF BOOTS. LOUS
D. S. DIFFENBACHER,
N 0.15 Fifth street.
a 34 al door from Market.
A CIIIIZAP BUILDING- LOT—A GOOD
11 building lot on Wobster street, saving 21 feet
front by LI feut deep 1 , , .25 foot siley. Priee only
00. }Or tale by S. CUT itE:".l' ,tcSJNS;.
wys
No.ll etteet.,i
RAILROADS
NEWRout* A - 1.4 RIVER AND
RAILROAD.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI R. R
Connecting at Indianapolis with Terre Rude,
and Terre Haute and Alton Railroad, to St. Louis
and Lafilyetto and Indianapolis, New Alban y and
Salem.and Michigan Central Railoads for CHICA
GO. ROCK ISLAND, BURLINOTON, and all
intermediate points.
Through Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS.
TI RRE HAUTE. LAFAYETTE and PERU.
Freights. and passengers carried from Cincin
nati or Lawreneeburg in lees time than by any
other route by twenty-four hourg..und at as low
rates. The only road by which slnowents can be
made from Cincinnati to the West, without break
ing bulk.
Consignments made to J. E. GIBBONS. Agen:
at. Cincinnati, F. B. Cl Agent at
'Lawreneeburgh, will reecho pro:not attentri,
and no charge for VOW s.; CH Vint
'lnto YOGIS tin CO3INIISSION AT LA WRENN.:
For farther inlhr;uation a pply t:t TlioM AS
ATIOAS. (No. In w u ter s; reet, of the
ComPanY, who is prepared P•IiitIUGH lui
erTY'TS for passengers and freL.,h! ;‘. Tmal;:napolis,
Terre Haute, Lanivette, Chi,go, Peru, Oreen
castle, Crawfordsville, Charle:ton, Paris anti Mat
toon, &n., &e. 11. F. LORD, Pr,ident.
JOHN F. CIiF.E'L, Oeuerai Freight Agent.
1862. 111WORTA NT. 1862.
5.31) 10. al
ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR
SAINT JOSEPIL
And other Points hi Northern Mis:inuri, the States
of liimsas or the Territories. , hould insiq On
having tiel:ets that re:id by the
NORTH MiSSOURI li.il LiWA,I7
The only rail route from Z,T. St..losvoh.
IL to kiolitzt iine by thirtisu
hours to the remote:4 ',not ~caelled by rail. and is
always us ellen p ;toy oak.
Cr; Buy your Tiekete ro Kau-.a. , :Ina all point:
in Northern Missouri by tho North M is:on ri Rail
road.
.I6A SruRU EON
Yres't and Supt. North mk I
qouri It. t.
S;MVONS. tlen't Traveling Agent
golfWm
UPHOLSTERING
UP HOLST IF It V •
NO. 85 POI - TRIM ST.. Nl.:.\ !t 1 .1"()(111.
/1111 E NETN4''IIIIEICS M_l N i'•
ITIT RH :111ti keep eon:tautly or hand every
ttrtiele in their line. : Untaniont-,
Curtain . llotats. Comfort , . I:yather tra , e.
of all kinds: a!so, the t•omMat , ..l Patent Spring
Beds. Ail hinds t Shmles. ttrol , and Pist are-.
nit — Prompt attoitioh ;:it on to ail for !ii
tint: and layittgdou it Carpet, l'i.pti.-, xO.
.ti :lyiElliS El; A
HOTELS AND RIi.ITAIJRANTS
Z' 0 1I N 0 '
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT,
1T Tlil; OLD St•ANI)
CORNUCOPWE RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
with t'ne i ty i
stke I: ty rty.t..r i .. s ir ri i
t ',ter rt• trate —ri• i ireii
atter.
11'4r latteg - s Eading 44444 1.
CI)RNER. Vli i I ALLEV
FIELD PLIEETSt
XV here OYSTERS: and all the iletii-teirr , iif th.s
rtett--isin wilt be :erred up in the ittri i it i s c..tiolti
style. ELI Yol
corner Virgin alley :Lod Smith&
V A Ck 0 t T
No. 3SO Li!r.•rl, Si ri•rt
iN ,: .s. I; to Pellusylvauia Piv.; , : 114*...1* Depot
JOIIN SAVA44I:: Pr..pcietoir
EIAVINi4 r:Tfp:o
an with all
_, .~i. ,u~~i
MEMO
StTii - 6 E.iOLD SI'A N D
!N IHE DIAMOND,
f'l r:'Y'<,'.!
AVINC; ,31iEN
it ::
:
:,..• ••
..t. 1
1.• r !:.•
•Il t
ait.l :*;11;ii
()VIZ L1ix.1.1•:.-:2
N 0.3 '. 1)11 ','4 ONii A 1,!, il 7
h I.f I 7,
that 110 ill
Hll.l ,
ou;.l I.rclare.l 1.1 ay..,.111:::.* ! , 1
Otel•
I /II N rll
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
No. 111 Wood Pitviburgh
r r ;it. 11. 11. , !S
LAKE AND EASTERN FISH,
FRESH PHILADELPHIA .AND H 11;1'1.th
t; \: , 1.!.1tS A.\ll WILD
Ail iii I heir Proper 54b.tr...91‘.
null le ,`;
A1. N75141 P,i " 1:4 •
side the .l'as , aniger bent'.
Itailroa.l, whieli funk es it tit::
house in the city thr pa,,utigera arri.lllgby that
row].
The preprietur haying. vensi,terah:e ex
pense, fitted up, in exectlehtnyle, the 31A .1 ,, 1:11 , 1N
11011 SE, would rul , ectfully s,licit sliart:
public patronage. ills Lawler and 1:.,r win 1,,
furnished with the ituFt the market
ful:ly
WINES AND LIQUORS.
W 111.1.1141 1
ININIRTER AND DEALER
Brandies, Cordials, Wines,
_Old Monoaqa
!lda and Rectified Whiskey,
£2O WOOD wraver, POS,4l#.egis
t022:6m
WILLIAM CLAYTON.,
WHOLESALE AND
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. 37 DiamoudiAlley,
near Wood street, Pittsburgh. I'a.
*Or Always on hand, Blackberry, Cherry and
Cognac Brandies, old Nounngahela Reetitied
Whiskey. &c. multi
TALLOW. 011. AND II 11 EA NE
-10 bi,ls
bbl 3 Orease;
En store and for .ale
F. SELLERS & et).
Penn grpr,
wn E MONT COM I. 1. Er I: WHOLE
solo Jewelry
I:Sir 111.LIS EN'l' N E WEMP.
S. E. SIA HOF NEE.
1:2 Ff
ROLE 111:1"rIAlt
-1 barrel Fresh Roll Butter
1 box do ,1.,
express end formic by
'JAS. A. FETZER,
Corner Market and }'first. street
COPARTNERS IP-11 A VING AS.
El)chtted with us in the Real Estate and Gen
ral Commirginn Agency Business; IL IL MTH
BERT, our !tininess will hereafter be conducted
in the time of S. CUTHBERT . 4 2 SONS.
S. CUTHBERT 4 1.. CUTHBERT R. H. CUTIIBEBT
CITTIESIEItT L SONS. ES.
VOS TATE and General Commission Agent?,
51 IVA It KET STREET, Pittsburgh, attend to the
sato of Real Estate, Collection of Rents. &c., and
settlement of estates of Persons deceased. ar2
S°A r er:,': F to'n; :0 2 , 5 I !i tn rfE i l 1 7)W.
my 2
ILELLAND'S MIME SALE TATS M DAL
BECKHAN it LONG. WHOLE...4ALE
and Retail deeleza in all kind 01 Agrieult 1-
Implementa. think A N
s sad Field Seeds. 0.247
Liberty street, neat door to Hares notes. alai
BY THE
RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
E` 111.J1113M3L.P.111A..
On Buildings. Limited or Perpetual. Merchan
dise. Furniture. &c., in town or
country.
OFFICE NO. aosi WALNUT STREET.
Caul Capital. 0229,510 00.
Assets. $903,505 911.
Invested as Mows, viz:
First Mortgage Or Improved City Pro
perty. worth double the amount P.1.7 - i5.005 On
Ground rent. first . clans 2,402 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's o 1 4 . cent.
Mortgage Loans, 530,000. cost 27J01 00
Philadelphia city 0 Thcent. loan 30,000 00
Alleghenv County 6 af eent. Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loans
Cellateral loans, well secured
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage loan 4,(111) 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock 4,000 00
Stook of Reliance Mutual Insurance
Company 21350 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co 1,1.60 00
Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00
Commereia I Bank do 5,135 01
Mechanics' Bank do 2,012 50
I`llioll M. Insurance Co's Scrip 160 00
Bills Receivable, business paper 10,297 16
Book Account., secured interest, etc.... 6. 2 10 72
Cash on hand and in hands of agents.. 11,385 15
$113.108 9J
TINULI:Y. President
min:crux:,
[logics. Be.phain.
11'm,It flionip•on. Robert Steen,
Fre.!criel‘ Brown, 11 ahem Musser.
r„ rtr l io• st t Beni. V.
john It. 1% orrel Marshal! Hill,
11. 1, Careen, Lathrop,
Robert I Charles
Fredc k Lennig. .1u oh T. Bunting.
trle• S. 00.1 Snittli Bowen
Janie- s,...,Woodward, John
V L l l 13- N4erear3 . i !I 411021tI;Agent,
in3lo Northeast corner Third And 1% 01.11
DEL WA RE MUTUAL SAFETY
SI It NCI: COMP V% V—INCORPORA
-11:1) B 1 f 1,EU1.41.AT1 'lt OF PENNSYL-
N A 'CI 1, 0135. OFFICE. S. E. CORNER
THIRD IND 1V11,:c1 T PIIILA
LELI'IIIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ve+-
se!, Cargo and Freight, to all p trt.A of the world. 1 \LIND I V•5l HANCE'S on iillod.. by Rivera,
zn d+. I, ilce L.Llld to all p•trts
of the I nom FIRE INsl R VCES 0n Mer
e!, indoe generally, on Store+. Owelluig
I ) IREC'FiIItS.-11'illiant Martin, Edmund A.
S,tvier, Theaphilas Paulding. dol.' N. Penrwe,
Jolin Davis, Jame, Tratamair, Wu). Eyre. Jr.,
late.: C. liana, C. Ludwig, Joseph 11. Seal,
Dr. It. Al. litndon, tieo. Lieper. Hugh Craig,
Charle, h elley. Samuel E. Stokes..l.
Henry Sloan, Edward Ltarlington, IL Jimea
Spencer vain, Thu C. H an d, Hob er t.
Iturten, Jr., Jacal, J atue. B. Al'Farland,
Johua, P. ii,yre, Jahn B. :Semple. Pittaburgh, I).
T. itiv..mt. It. Berger,
W LLIANI MARTIN, President.
THOS. C. HAND. Vice President.
Itlio*Fv RN. Secretary.
I'. A. 'MADEIRA. Agent,
je No. 65 Waterstreet, Pitta burgh.
INBEAIINITY AGAINST LOSS
- •
olsii•: Vie tNili 1.1 .\ FIR,: I %Writ %Nci•
No. 133 and 137 vlicsaNcr
near
: -: TATEmEsT uT ASSF: J.X.
t.. .An A.•t A 4,etubly.
ND :..11 I VII-
Fir,d dadr.rage,. amply .evured $1.,'*43.393 ,ss
Real dldate..pre,ent value $1(E.i.:513
eltit . .
T,,,ilor,ry 1.14 4 On .11:11.1.`
teral ?crucifies
Stock , . ,pre,ent value
N•des and Bilk Reeivaide
1 3
h
1, , i,1.1 , 1r , !:v ) car 1%511. tieS•2,l33 se
trlv- il..,•;ie•
1).
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF It' UGH_
I . ) ) 1'.17:: I)..
ti , 18.10 • 4 IN - rvl4.f.•.
It Ir 01 1:iiit 1N.‘11•11 . 1
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6i:,.i• Flit E 34.1.4.1
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11,16- I:. , iii,l6 ,, tglo.nagel l.r Dirrebo - v xis°
rr 11 , •!: /,•.Wll 1.1 the ~ eiitikrn.thity, awl .11.1
1 , 6•1t.,:nt , ,1, I,c 1 ,1.,, rui , h,, , ,, , ,•11:6,0ri1i!y. 6, mall •
•,1:1,• whit+ they 1thy,,...nutne,1.111,,f,
:eritat ihL, 6,1 1,,,,te,16,n dt,r,
it. 31b111., 1,461.
',
1. ,
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mot .1i
I.llt I':,• PPR:,
I: Vlllier..lr.. .Inure-. AI . .1 cal..v.
:‘. r'. t.. , ! 11.0rn.,. A li.xwi , l,r Simi, k
\ V pt. 11. Smith.
I^.. ~. IV, Hi.•1,1...r t . .inllrew Aclt.l..y
A 1.•%•1:,•1..r Sp,..r, Itavid AI. 1...ng,
1;.•••- 3. 1" 1,, ,,•.. ' 1:1•10. llalt,well
~ ,i lll.lt. :%I'Cung.
CI fILEM INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INS Fi.tNl BOATS AND CA ittiOES.
SANT f: EL it EA. Secretary.
V. M. itA ft A President.
Cor. of "Sorbet Vllisolirr
Inane. against 1,0.r3 and lianinim in theNtn9gn
tinu of the Southern and Western Rivers.
Likes. and Bayous, and the Navi
gation of the Sell•
tuna rv•w 7110‘1111.1. 1.0 w,.
Dassonge by Fire.
DI ECTuItS.
Wm. Pai!siley. :lue. Park. Jr..
it. F. Jones,
It e "Se Uwe rm. T. M. Howe.
l'rei-ton. George Hingham.
: 4 . NI. jet.. John Shipton.
.I:is. 'AI. C...,per. S. ilarbittigh.
.1. Caldwell. John S. Dilworth.
C. 11. Zug.
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY ,
NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
opposite the Custom noose
Assets 8:1011.01x
Capital 8219,100
---
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN.
S URA NCE, either Perpetual or Litnited,on
every deseription'of Property or Merchandise. at
reasonable rat.; of pram/turn.
ROBERT P. NINO President,
M. W. BALDWIN, Vice Pr eat.
DIRECTORS.
Charles Bayes. N. It. Cope,
E. B. English, George W. Brown.
P. B. Savory. Joseph S. Paul,
C. Sherman, John Clayton.
S. J. Al aga rge K Wiley.
Bi.mat error. Secretary.
J. ti. COFFIN. Agent.
jytly Corner Third anti Wood streets.
MONONCAIIELA INSURANCE COMPANY
QFICERS.
JAM ES A. 111 re [SON. President
ENRY M. A 'Mina Seeretam
ce pt. JAS. WOODBURN. Oen'l Agent.
:WE'VE NO. 94 WATER STREET.
Will In4nre all kinds of FIRE end MARINE
RISES.
jlmt rem od by
ASSETS, MAY 1611. 1861.
Smelt Duc Bing, payable on demand
and securea by two 'unproved names. $714,750 00
Bilk Beccirable 21,5.57 34
Bills biscountell 36,236 76
Mortgaso. 12 : 000 00
115 Shares Mechanics' Bank
stork c.... 4 d; 0,165 00
100 Shares Citizens' Bank
stock cost 5,175 00
40 Shares Exchange Bank
stock cost 2.1150 00
50 Shares Bank of Pitts
burgh 2.750 00
00
Balance of Book Accounts 65397 16.140
75
Office Furniture 400 00
Cab 49.152 30
DIRECTORS. $222.83 17
Win. B. Holmes. jag. A. lintehinems.
Wilson Miller. John Atwell.
Wm. Rea. :4. B. Robison.
John3E'Devitt. Richard Hera
Jo& Kirkpatrick, B. Wallace.
Robt. Dairen. Geo. A. Berry.
Wm. A. Caldwell.- Wm. Means.
. .. Joao Weedborki. . Nun .
FIRE INSURANCE
It .
1•7 4 ,1i1::1.• Wil i••)I I. •.• •lii •
==l
Nrcrop..-
or PITTSBURGH.
riFERFIRWIRPH., e
Published every morales. [Sunday's exeeKed.l
ilifinter rank and Wood Streets.
TEEMS 06 PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE
41 irDelivered by carriers 13 cents per week.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
•
Square, one time 50
three times $1 00
one week I 75
one month 5 00
three month. 12 00
.. six months 1$ 00
.. nine
ine months 21 00
30 00
TEN L.l n ls'Lq a n r iako a square. About eight words
average a line.
Business notices, inserted on the local page, ten
cents a line each iliSertion.
The Saturday Morning Post
liqmed from tfte name olliet every Saturday
irsirTerms 81 per annum, in advance
air - Single copies, ready for mailing, egsra
sir Address JAMES P. BAUM.
Editor and Proprietor.
Air Advertising at reasonable rates
I'III7IISDAY MORNING, JUNE
The Cotton and Grain Crop of the
The Southern newspapers have a go.“ 1
deal to say about the erop, jilA now. and
they intimate that very little notion is be
ing planted, but that agriculturists art• de
voting themselves to the mature of grain.
These statements are lrmbtless made to
assure the people, who are generally be
coming alarmed lest their provisions
should fail; hut for all that it is quite
probable that cotton is being planted in
considerable quantities. \or is there ally
fear of a dearth of provisions in the South
ern States next season; for, although there
is evidence of rust and blight in the crops
of Texas, the Great West has abundance
of food, and, as the South will he restored
to the Union by the time the nexi crops
are gathered. the Southern pe,•ple can
have all the grain and provision- they Tv
quire from the IVestern States.
Military Nominations
Among the rwetit nominations to tl:e
Senate. by tlu• Pre,i,bm . :Ire the follow-
For
11rigadier-General I.l.•iit.
Benj. 1.. Hobert, Jfa.jor of the Third
Cavalry: Col.-11110111. Head oh Itt.lia:1:1
I:tjor I{olwrt Allen of the 42nart.•rina ,
ter's Depart [twit!, and Colonel Jodina I
liow.•11 of the tiatli l'enn,vlvania.
For additional l'ayina,t,r I lirani
,of
Vorßritn l,• lure
kin , . of I
r4rl' El . :,1.11.:111t1i11•11: .1, 1 , , o :
S 111.1,11.• \1,•,i,•.,
hoe .Adintant tlen.•rtl. uitl
the rank Of Captain. to he Chief' ..t . Stall•
to General Stillivan--I'. \\*:ilker. troy
a Clerk in the Treasury Depart at , nt.
where he Iva:, Superitstetsdent of the Note
room.
For Svcorid ~f Ow 1' l 4
tlintry —Fredf•riek
Cavalry.
A Novel Scheme
A wwilan In Newark. N. N.
t :t Newark t,n...•r. i., ivi:,:•',
;:t•tv ';:
1111.1 2 4 q111212 r 12.!, 1 2 Ili ,
h • 11.• 21 2 2 pi • 22 2 121 21 '1 2
2 . 112•;21:' 212•3 2 . 12•• 212 r 2 l• :12 2 2
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or C!,••!
Gtr the dAy. in 1,1,1•, ,or n..:trvirt
:cI.I
lle,trosing tht•ir :I` ",),
meking tho .:.•k. I svi!! •p,
t:.k.• 1.. `provi , l.• can.f.i!
11
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gib.edSlippk• Or
d.. lb • , : t •:t
V1'11.1.1.1.111 1t.11,41:4
WHOLESALE GROCER
Nog. AND 2tl '6001161'11E1;'
L IIIOIES
%I'l1:11Ni. 1:1.1.%.
I. loll:, LAcE4i.kITEI::-.
1.11 , 1E:= KID Ni.ll'l'Eii7 4 17.
2 it 1 1.1
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171. r: 11
sal No. 15 Falb !.. 5 .1k
U. F. of 11'1:No11%4'1i Eit
1862.
MEE
M'CORD 4t.
II ATM, CAPS.
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RONA ET% AN I)
SIR A ER RI
WholeFale and Retail
1:41 W I
,WARP Now RECEIVING A LARGE
A DDITIoN to our alrenily I uunimi,e Stork
of Hats Cava. Straw lionneb, Shaker Hoists
;Lod Palm Leaf IlarF. Nlerebauts our
eau buy from us at LOWER PRICES than in Phi
bulelphia or New York. a
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO.
Or PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE, No. 37 FIPtM► St.. Honk Mock
101111111121 AGAINST ALL !RINDS OF
1. FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
ISAAC JONES, President; JOHN I). MeCORD. D
Vied Presidenti .M. BOOK, So.:rut:try; Capt.
WILLIAM DIAN, General Agent.
DIRECTORS--IsaseJones. Iluafty. liar
vey Childs, Capt. R. C. Gray. John A. Wilson, B.
L. Fahnestock..' din 1.). McCord, Captain Adam
Jacobs. K. I'. Sterling. Capt. W. Lean. Hobert L.
Al'Orew, Robt. 11. Davis. unIS
TIERNAN & GETTY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS. tte.,
NORTH-EAST corner of
MHO STREET AND THE DI A MO N
nolfkly ALLEM! EN (Ily.
1 4001 IN AND SHOES,
AT NO. 89 MARKET STREET
I.OOK AT TUE PRICES :
Ladies English Lasting Heel Gaiters fur $l.OO
worth $1.2.6.
Ladies English Lasting Congress heel
for $1.25. worth $i,75.
L a di e s English Luling Congress heel gaiters
$1;.:31), worth $2,00.
Ladies Fine French Morroceo flee! Boots for
$1,27. worth $1.62.
Ladies Fine (boat Congress heel Boots for $1.27.
worth $1,75.
Ladies Fine Illoroe.m) Slipper! , for 50c., worth 75,
Ladies Fine Lid Slippers for 75e. worth $1.12.
All other goods in proportion.
JAM ES ittl
159 Market ztreet. near Market !louse.
ap2l
girIOOPEIVN. CARPENTERS AN lb
V &tote Cutters Tools far sale by
my 3 • DOWN* Th'TL Er. Wood street.
HOOP NUMMI AT McCLELLA NUN
AUCTION.
AST CHANCE TO ENLINT IN THE
ALI 115tIt Regiment, Penn's. Vol's., Col. It. I:.
Patterson. A few men wanted tolill up CurupunY
1., Cupt. WM. L. Houpt. Apply at
RED LION
Amt. HOTEL
St. Clair t. near Sulipetuden Bridge.
mylii:ltd Sergi. — F. R. II ECKA R.
SODA SALERATUS IN 25 POUND
BOXES, I vat received and for Bale by
GEORGE A. KELLY.
No. 69 Federal Peet. Allegheny.
COORIS PATEIIT STRAWBERRY
BASKETS—We shipped Strawberries Inn
asaniti_in thesebaakets. injood condition , to Chi
cano: rniliMphis and BOW York. For sato at.
No. 211 PI STREET
ins2IJ. KNOX.
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1111LICOVAL.—I 111AYSItICMOVISD
Ilitpftmft Ogle* to 127 - Poortk street. oot
mrtfolim stroot. toppoidte Johnoton4 Drug
M. I.
-
GENERAL CUtMISSiON ILERCHANT,
Flour. Grain I oil kind% of Country
Produce, Wino% :mid Liquors,
Cigars, ToLoco, *ID.
44.- Liberal adeauees made on consignments or
lIICJH %VINES.
O , F ICE AND WAREHOUSE 231 SOUTH SECOND ST
_ .
NEIS'KpRJNG IMPORTATIONS
31 1.7. N A N I) 134 "VPS•
DE (701711EY, I,AFOUI CADE & CO
WM. BRICE &
PRODrCE AND PROVISION
COMM iSi! , 4ION MERCHANTS,
NO: I:, sO UTH _I Tl.ll 577? E ET,
phila 01 el p
R. 9. I.i).orn tnn;ln on ronAifirtnierttA
when regttiroil. tnyllyd
.1101!N ELIAS. /N..11":,1 P 1.71.1.1m05,A0);p4 A s p ELLis(f
unsir mAlicE-
faint -.OIL Wilnlutv Dve“tttfr+,
..11,••to- Co: E.•rt...,•tiv; .)!H•.• Co a l
rik. llisrnine
XV:wori and RAI rtond tirnaar. myl,3mil
GEORGE GRANT,
11.,1attf.t.1.;172r an•i De;:ler
k;1 S;ii.vaut
1.4):Nit: 41 : 7 4,1 • E; I'
31 .1 _V IT.II• i;I:S 11* LtH.ORTI.V:S.
MEN'S 1 7 t • UN 1%.1i I NI: (:41041 , 1)S AND
Cloths, Cassi in ores, Satinetts,
Vost rigs% Tailors' Trimmings, &.e,
!••••-• I/ I I.' STREET.
'orth
S . I I I
V I \
I'llll
H 40!'1-'. d'41 , "3"3'41?),i .IIN
ri•rrs HI K 4 U
!ItiE M LESS tIAGS,
tab
t..• It•ft .kt H. cn ILDs N CO'S
133 ' , front, i`itt,burth. w‘ll:l7:is
1862.
9a•l':nv IVhite. n:.l Fltittnid 1 7 t,
. lor ramie"Li
air -t
It. W I 1.1.1
Slll it 'l' I`l\ C: CA It
No. l St. Clair Slrret.
IS JEST it ET IC NED Dimon TUE
H
:111.1 we are new reeeiVingarl elegant
stoek of for the Summer Wear, combining
together ,me of the ehnice4 and Most desirable
sto.•ks to he found East. anil take special , rain in
ealllii4t the attention of our patrons and the
lie to an examiustitin of the same. which will be.
mo to litt to order in our itsualstrleto the satisfac
tion .4 . all who favor no with their patronag . c.
SAML. (MAY At. SON.
Merchant Tailors,
No. /9 Fifth street.
myls
N EW Gt ))))) S •
Second Arrival of
NEW SPRING STYLES
Soo. 17 1 19 Fifth Street.
Ribbons. (limps, Ilraids. Laces, Buttons. etc., for
Dress Trimmings, newest styles. Embroidered
Book and Cambric Collars and Seta. Real Lace
uui I.nec Trimmed Collars and Sets. and Hand
kerchief's. Blank Lace. Grenadine and Tissue
Hendee Yokes and Pantaletts, Edging, Laces,
utiles, de., Ladies' and Children's Bose, ofevery
description, Gloves. fit:nutlet:4, Mits. Bonnet Rib
bons, Ruches, Shaker 1100,1 s, Cord, Chenille and
Brant Head Nets.
Another lot of" Crinoline Draperie," (French
skirts) Those who have uses this skirt, pronounce
it the brit ever made. Th. "Quakert Skirt" and
the "Flexure Skirt," are also st es worthy of
attention.
Uentletnen'a Furnishing Goode., Fine Shirts, Col
iurg, Ties, : 4 u4neniters. etc, .1 most desirable
,lylcs. A full itssart went of Faiwy articles and
NI
Wln.lesale . andt . .etail buyer: Will find a large and
Nvellent late ot goo& in every ilepurnnent at the
I.OIVSSF PoSSINLE ritHINS FOR CASH.
apl4 EATON. MA CRU3I & CO.. 17 Fifth st.
H. H. SMITH,
'I! A. V PUBLIC
PIT BURGH POST, FIFTH STREET
WILLIAM CARR & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Iniportiets Of
WINES. BRANDIES, GINS, &C„.
ALSO,
Distillers and Dealers in
FINE OLD MONONGAHELA, RYE WHISKY
327 Liberty Street,
nouy_ PITTSBURGH, PA.
9111110 MPH DE. LAND
•
by ries; $l.OO per 'h received sad flee mho
aPti 11: lidreet*".
1321201:1113
PHILADELPHIA.
Int•luding Good: , suit.l for
311 L I 'WARY P R POSES,
Now in Store
NO. 631 CHESTNUT STREET,
mt fur rak by
Inv . ! lin 1
,TOITN B. ELLISOTT & SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, e1S1111:11ES D VESTIXI;S,
No. 339 11.1 HU, ET vratErr.
(9d d4or below Fourth.)
y,l PHILADELPHIA
1,1'1110•114-p;:tit•
co. .4•2.5 11.111ci.ET sTitcur.
IN
1111111211111
GEMS (;uol)S,
t ST.% UT STREET.
wsl ly -. PHILADELPHIA
C. H.A.R:R.Y BRIAN,
0. 10 Silll - I'll FOURTH STREET.
Inv! !:.1
Lo~~ator and CII %RILE%
Ihialer in
rtzr...is & LEHMAN,
; - 1; T.; E E
t..k‘ , l Goods
t! :•••
F.. P. MY..III)Lr.TiII.I & BRO.,
s: I; X Ni ;
1 ;: lls s,
ISIZEIRM
,; Ft:IF:ET
it.D
'lt Y. I
•s. N tSid'S:.
I - 2 L•w:rr•. it/ nclit••• With
1..\ l'E .-41'N'1.1:S ()I
1 I 31. I._l ,;.ClO 13 Si
I CST RECEIVED.
MR. SAML. CRAY
NER GOODS
-A T -
EATON, MACRUM & CO'S,
11=11=3
near Wood
65 FOURTH STREET,
ORAB,TERED IN 1856.
OPEN DAILY. FROM 9 TO 2 O'CLOCK:
also, on Wednwglay and Saturday evening?.
from May Ist to November Ist. from 7 to 9 Wel ool:
andfrom November Ist to May lat, from 6 to S
o'clock.
Deposits received of all sums not loss than Oat:
DOLLAR, and a dividend of the profits declared
twice a year, in June and December. Interm has
been declared semi-annually. in .1 nue and Decem
ber since the Bank was organized, at the rate Of SIN
percent. a year. -
Interest, if not drawn out, i 3 placed to the
credit of the depositor as principal, and bears the
same interest from the first days of Juno De
cember, compounding twice a year, without
troubling the depositor to call or even to present
his pass book. At this rate money will double in
less than twelve years, making in the agzrcga to
RIOHT'AND ONE-HALE PER CENT. A YEAR.
Books containing the Charter, By-Laws. Rules
and Regulations, furnished gratis, on application
at the office.
ra~stDF.NT.
E9i1. 4 4 E
vlet: PttEs:
John B.3?Fadden„ Lmac ?eunuch,
John Holmes, .lohn Marshall,
Alexander Speer. James B. D. Meeds
Benj. Fahnestock„ A.:.1. Pollock, M. i)
James McAuley, Hill Burgerin,
James llerdtuan, Wm. J. Anderson. •
EZIEMI22
Alexamler Bradley, James D. Kelly,
John G. Ditekofen, Peter A. Made - Ira,
George Black, John 11. Mellor,
John &Canfield, James Steidle,
Alonzo A. Carrier, Robert Robb,
Charles A. Colton ; Walter P. Marshall,
Win. Douglas, John Orr,
John Hymns, floury L. Ringwe It.
Hopewell Hepburn, John H. Shuenberger
Win. S. Haycn. Win. E. Schmertz,
Peter If. Hunker, Alexander Tindle.
Richard Hays. Littae Whittier.
IS S. Lavely. Christian Yeager.
• - - • -
SECILETAR V AND TIMAAritEH
CHARLES A. couroN.
1111\T HOLMES & SONS, BANK ERS
A. • and Exchange Brokers end Dealers in
Notes, Drafts. Acceptances, bold, Silver and Ban k
Notes. Exchange on the Eastern end Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the
United States. Deposits received in par fund:: or
current paper, No. 57 Market street, .between
Third and Fourth street.s.
WM. H. WILLIAMM d tae
BANKERS & EXCHANGE BROKERS,
WOOD STREET, Coll NER THIRD
ALDERMEN.
JAMES, M. TAYLOR,
II It :14 A. N ,
OFFICE: .1151 Fran fiiirretd. Fifth Wiwi!.
drifkl,r.tc-rniNS MA kill:
NJ Deeds. Donde. Morizage3 itiol 4 „dlier Legal
Writing' Brawn. Atilsnowledgeinidit- Talien snd
Bills Probated. ii!iiiily.
AGRICULTRAL.
I). R. ItOG'ElitS at: SON,
MANrY.4C7THERS nY
Rogers' Improved Patent
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH
AND
GRAIN 1)1{1F.I. - r - E:E"11"11,
OFFICE: Corner Butler ind Clymer
Streets. Ninth Ward.
PITTSI3I - 11(111. PA.
JAMES A. FETZER
FORWARDING ANO COMMISSION MERCRANT,
Flour. Grain. Iftactut. Lard. lit,tu •t•
Dried Fruit mail Prwittcp
Generally.
Corner Market RIME Fir... St IV4-et*,
PlTT6llt: it ti 4, ?A
• •
REFER TO—Francis G. Rai WilHato
Dilworth, Sr., S. Cuthbert s Son. Pitt.ghttrel,.
Boyd St Ott, Ileisker Swearingen, S. Brady.
Cash. M. .t M. Bank, List Nowell , Mangle .4: Co.,
Oeorge W. Andersou, Donlon, Paxton ,k• C...,
Wheeling. rey:2B:2htf:is
POLL° 1141.1.B11.1.iAnDS.ti-001%.
..M.CHAR LES GA RDNER'weald remind his obl
friends and customers that he is: still to be ioltr,d
at his old stand, APOLLO II- LL, CI: Int , ,c (a t
Fourth street. tie has:Owyr , or r hand r Lest
quality of Lacer Beer. and in errrone..ritar w;r1: ;he
hall, a well appointed irilliarri r a loon, good
tables, balls mod cues.
Reguenther the pia ee. F 'art
entranee fro:. ; , !•••lv
11' 1(1/1' skpm 4:/aon
11 Fruit or prepared Jliuce Meat • ihixl"l,
all other hinds of Spire 4, rooky..? P.ran.4' or
Wine. New Oraoge, Letoou 3:el Citron Pe,.l go
Haworth & Brothers, in the Diamond. where ye.;
will get a new crol Of Fruit 16VIT. than :01
soy other house in the city. Alm, a 4 . eneral and
toll assortment of Family Groceries, Te:1.1 , , IV hies,
Brandies, and all other kinds of Foreign awl
Dome .tie Liquors.
HA WORTH ,k
del rooter Diamond awl Diam,Lti alley.
T. T. 111"BUILIT ciir CO,
U S Ll,l
121E10
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
No. 2 St. Clair Street.,
f CORNER DUQUESNE WAY, .....
.y.
rcrk ent t.s.teel to me will be neatly ttml
promptly seyottpa. .0:11-1Y
E'tray MACItUII ay •
NO. 1; F I IT II .•:T.l:
JOBRIERk AND RETA►a.ERK
Trimmings,
Zmbroideries,
Adria.
Coi
Suspenders, Skirts, Ties,
Sun and Rain Timbrella.q,
Corsets, Ribbons,
Ruches, Roods
And all kinds Fancy Articles and Notions.
*IL Wholesle buyers supplied on best terms.
EATON. 112ACRUM k CO.,
ap26 No. 77 Fifth street.
TEAMBRAT WRECK FOR RALE=
The wreck of steamer MESSENGER,_
_now
bine' at the Marine Railway. consisting of Hull.
Boilers. Engines, Doctor. Nigger. Rog Chains,
Anchor Chains. &e. Apply to
CALDWELL & BRO..
my3-Imd No. 68 Water street.
REAPING AND MOW LNG MA
CHINES, Hay Elevators, Separators, Horse
Powers. Hay Rakes. Scythes , Forks. Spades, and
Farming Implements generally, constantly on
hand and for sale by
BECKHAM A: LONG,
No. 127 'Liberty street.
next door to Hare's Hotel. my'27
PIANOS FOB TWO HUNDRED DOL.
LARS—Haines Brothers elegant Rosewood
7 octave Pianos. with carved legs, round corners.
full iron frame, Roeewood lops and rich mount•
ings, for two hundred dollars. For sale h 7
myg • JOHN H.' NOILLOR„ SI Wood Street.
MKAZELTON BROTH E R $ " NE W
YORK PlANOS—Another supply of the
lois Seven Octave .Rosewood Pianos. from
Hannon Broldtera, New York,, just received and
for sale by JOHN 11. MELLOR.
myS 41 Wood street.
WALLA HI.E TIMBER LANDS FOR
V SA I. B-1500 Acres of choice land in Mc-
Kean county, Pa., at about% miles from the Al
legheny river, to which there is a good plank
roadi, convenient also to saw mills, schools Jrc.,
and m a good neighborhood, about one mile from
the town of Coryden. The soil is good and there
are surface indications of Petroleum. The land
will be sold on favorable terms, and ps.rt pay
taken in Carbon Oil if attired. There is ahun
dance of timber, Oak, Pine, ,te. Perseus looki ng
for oil sites, orgood timber lands, will tied the
above worthy of attention.
S. CUTHBERT & SONS.
51 Market street.
BURLINGTON HERRING—.
20 beim new Burlington Herring to arrive
this day and for sale by
REYMER .fc. BROi.
my 2 • Nee:l2s aadlW, Wood street.
THOMAS FARLEY'S
FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREHOUSE ,
N 0.164 FEDERAL ST.. ALLEOIIIOIY.
undeniable. in all its branehin, will receive
prompt attention. Orders can be left at the room
at the Livery Stable of Mr. JAMES FLOYD.
Ohio street. Alleßben7. . .el Sly
grt 'JADING AND WANTAGE RODS
.for sale by GOWN h TETLEY,
myllse Wood street.
FNE PAPER ILOIGIA 4 O-1111 earn
BON. Brown and Green forsolo by
• W:L.llllBtroriALL;
. .
JWmmnlr Alit I 4
z.
1 1a 14 4
; A arnoterloW
liktfor#lll
.= SO(' .• • • -.1 ''.l:: , : , ..4 _ drillt"":
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DIceApIIONT 'L e P.
ATTOIMPIMI't,4 LA ‘l,
FRANKLIN, VENANCIO CO.p
mynlyti PeliwarliVaiaix
W. PA TTHRSON Gra. F. DAWN)
PATTERSON & DAWSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LA•W
KUHN'S LAW BUILDINGS,
Diamond Street, nor Ginissit;
jailas PITTSBURGH.
B. F. LUCAS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE, NO. 72 GRANT STREET'
(Three doors below the Court House.)
PITTSBURGH, PA
.A.2-r olt INT IEI A." 1"
OFFICE. SO. J; FOURTH RT4
.T. D.
NO. 73 GRANT STREET
111 :jai.: SURGEON D NTI ST
• .11e.cei ,, sor to U. W. Biddle, N 0.144 Smith
field street.
4ir• Office hours from lit to 1 o'clock, and *om*
to 5 o'clock. - lankly
IRON MANUPACTURATAL
AMERICAN IRON WORKS
.Sotae:4 Laughlin%
XIZ 0 IN A N 1) NAIL,
JUN!ATA AND COMMON SKEET MON.
Patent Shaftiug, Piston Cal, flat%
PITTSBI:GiI, PA
93 `41'9 , 1.r St reel sond 112 First Street.
S BURGH. •
And vorner Franklin and South Water Streets
. faltly
L.iA AC J• , N ... J,IHN L. 80YD... Wm.Omani
PiTTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
JONES, BO_YD & CO. •
First streets.
LE ' S, n.l
pirranacm
- - -
J. D. FACKINEIC JOHN M. AWN.
EA CIEVITURE FOR cioin—A RILL Ars
_NU SUIUMENT Of Pittsbargh manufactured
FURNITURE, embracing
BUREAUX.
BOOK CASES
*ARDRBPS.
and et -3- srticie needed iu a well fernialiedldwd
ling. lvt:n U fine aesortment of
131-'FICE
( . 4:oslantly on hand and wade to order.- At the
ooly terms on which business is done at this 5er,11..-
ii: . humut is fur CAS 11, prices are made &weld-
Maly. Per,ons in want of anythiag -the abter•
hoe wouid :nlvantagell by calling at
FACIi [NEI& t Imtwiurs.
No. tux :huithtield street, below Filth.
lc::f
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &O.
OARPI;TS AND OIL ✓OLOTHS
NEW DRUGGETS,
N is tV 1.: R ESSELS CARPE t
41r- he.4e have just been recTiveil and are oi
iht LITEsT AN I) }lfeilEBT PATTERN& 4,1
NiA CA it P ETS, OIL CLOTHS, Gtr,
C U M'B . ,,
_ No. Fourth Bt reerik
llleflo tart• ritEvious To Tun •LAVIF
1.1) a•lvavee in price•±, of whioli Out Wiest
eu
vautage is offered in purchase FOlt
wo NC; I E P. 11.11011
-WA Duquesne 'Way. near the Plunk. inatn
to order. and warranted as good ' a' - ice:
moue, the I'll.wiug machinery. viat; w ptaion
Egit
nies. Turning Lathes, for wood „kw
Planer, for woad and lion; ltrftting Machanttal
liousin and Tobacco Serowe; Patent- t• tad
40.1.1 Machines, in the bast wanner fttaMar ;
pull - , and ihipe,trs, of MI - Hine ant i ti r i Vtx;
Sg % rew of riny diameter andltitch, to feet
in length. Mr ill also make , and have on band.
Doctor and Niggel Engines, :Lllti Deck Pumps for
stel ho,ts, c. Lathe inhears am) bar rag..
nit d. , net., onitr; eau plane incites ideor
tee; 6 inches iong.
All Ortier. Promptly Filled ad Eartettia
Solicited. •
S - "g I (.
.
N. IL—Part v•ixl:i r at tent inn and peCiaptitide
gi VCIA to repairs on Printing Pressed set Mesh
Machino:,. surlitlyit
SNITH, PARK &
NI I fC11:11 I WA. 111) E`CWEINVIIIII*
••.
[pirrsßirmaitopA
M:11111
_
Wareliomn. No. 1.49 First and la. Seate i r..
fil , tUrerii of all sizes and deeeri • Os
Coal Oil. Retorts and Stills, Gas and Water Piv•
Salt runs, Dog Irons, Wagon Be! Isapteel MORI&
Putties, llamgers and Couplitimi.
Also Jobbing and Machine Cailtinita lliVeride•
script:on wade to order.
!lacing a complete machine shoti - it eM
the Foundry, all necessary fittintwoll
attended to
MI - 111 INIIKTOLAS 111-11 101111.11.414.- - Tll - 1
.1. DIPLOMA OF MEMBERSHIP of Abe,
DOUGLAS MON C3IIiINT ASSOCIATION. bean-
fully engraved un steel, about nine fly-twill
inches dimensions. is ItOW ready for dbfribu
to the subscribers to the monument fend. • it;
engraving consists of two full length Inialiatars ,,
vignettes, one a fine portrait of the depicted' ..
statesman. and the other America offsets/ .ic .
wreath. besides a bird's eye view of - the grave of
Douglas, on the shore of Lake Nlichican. NI ft WIC
appeam at Cottage Grove.
To all persons forwarding to the litosib,..
one dollar or more. will be sent one Of'
diploma. with name and amount deb ingests*,
thereon, and signed byte President and. Sane
tary.
Contributors in the sum of ONE wilt
become life members Cl the DAnlitini n .
Association: in the slim of TIV HIM
honorary life members and in the sanot,of 0
HUNDRED DOLLARS, honorary life *sabers
NAL A.R
of the Board of TiuMees. .
An editors who will- insert the aboviin their
daily, weekly or tri-weekly issues three moths.
with an occasional notice to abvanee the object's(
view, will have forwarded to them immeftteb ,
a diploma /is honorary life member of this goo:.
ammo; upon the receipt by. the societr of Ai copy.
of their paper containing the foregoing.
WA rEll B. SCATEN ' President
- 1.1:u31 Alt Iz W. VOLK: Secretary.
N. D.—Local received and solicitors or
con
tribution:taro are being authoriied in t h e karst
States to take charge of the intereatif of the ass.
sedation.
De or!
Pamphlets and circulars con_ An'fit ir , the e ganization. constitution. by laws, - and , the:-aki-..
peal will he sent to all who will.forward theig r.
address.
Com in unien thin s should be direCtOd till the "Seciz
reth r y Douglas Monument Association." Chimutch; •
Illinois.
norli3ht . .
l Ar t oar ET trS
. • •
G LI OEN AND FIELD SEED,
WARRANTED FRENHARDORMARIM
41;i - Also a general assortment of -
4 grien Itsaral inepleuteista, Jr sat
Slime:emu" Orzsannente4 Trate. . •
received and for sale by ,
SECKLIAM & LON•Gi' •••
yxt No. 1127 Liberty digit;
doorto Rave's Hotel. ' • DIM
AINIOHE ONE, COME ALL, TOMARMXILt
N../ LAND'S Auction. anil buy pour
800ti,814
and (Jailers.
Kai
001) z t Ni I P -301- AClalfilt ffirtipla
46 cleared and in cultivation, anis*
fence, well watered and convenient. to Benintala,
mills
troutures. Sitnate - in
ship a nine miles from thevity: PrissiMW
Terms rasp; for sale by
S. miTrunntire solo.
mYS N 0.51 Market Week
S9O Tier91117110411"117‘
two tAs 111A0g,
*der lor
Isl
spZi JOHN 11. AMLORAII
A* O. TO
Po' FOR MAL
L. BRACKENRIDGE,
PITTSBURGH, PA
A 1W C 0 - C H.
ATTORNEY AT,LAW,
PI7TREURGII, PENN'A.
NI.kNUFACTUZERS OF
•I"AREIEOUSES,
FtTRNITUBE
•2 8 Pievew
775 Pi cwt.%
I. WCULNTOCIL
-AT
HUGH 111. BOLE.