• Tognu.
PITTSBURGHT. WITH& CHICAGO RAILWAY,
TO' ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing *ay sth, 1882
TIME TO CINCINNATI AS 4t,IIICH,
and to Indianapolis. St. Louis and Chicago
shorter than by any other route.
WEbTWARD TRAINS
Fait Lino. Mail
Leaves
Pittsburgh I,ooa. m. 7,10 a. tn. 12,50 p. M.
Arrives
Crestline 8,20 a. in. 5,20 p, in. 8,30 p. m.
Ft. Wayne.... 2.10 p. m. 2,25 a. in.
Chicago 9,35 p. m. 8,35 a. m.
FOR COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS,
Leaves
Crestline...
Arrives at
Columbus...ll,3o a. in. • 10,15 p. m.
Cincinnati. 4,20 p. m. 5,40
St Louis 0,25 a, tn. 9,00 p. M
FOR INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
Leaves.
Crestline 8.50 a. re
Arrives at
Indialmoolis.o,3o p.m. 5,45 a. in.
Bt. Loma. 7,50 a. m. • 0,45 p. m.
All Train through to Chicago without change
of Cars.
N.B.—The time to Cincinnati is the same as
by Steubenville. Train.. on both Roadsmeet at
Columbus, and passengers all go into Cincinnati
together.
.8,45 a. m. 7,26 p. m. 8,60 p. In
EASTWARD TRAINS
ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGH
Chfeago Express 2,00 a. m
Chicago Mail 3,t0 P. In
Cineutnati and St. Louis Express 7,45 p. 111
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Federal
street Station, Allegheny City.
Leaves Arrive Leave Arrive
Allegheny New Brighton New Brigton Allegheny
9.00 am 10,40 am 5,15 am 0.50 ain
12,60 m 1,30 p m 6,15 ain 5,30 a m
4,40 pm 6,45 pni 12.20 pln 2,00p tn
6,30 p m 6,151, in 3.20 p G,OO p
MARIET TRAIN.
Lefever; Alliance at 5,30 o, m.
Arrives at Allegheny at 10.30 a. m.
Lea res Allegheny at 3.10 p. m.
Arrives at Alliance • 5,00 p. in
*.Trains are run by Columbus time, which is
/2 minutes slower than Pittsburgh time.
la. Tickets good on the accommodation and
market trains are sold at reduced prices.
The6,3o p m accommodation train oonneets at
New Brighton with packets for New Castle.
T trough trains connect as follows:
At Ennn. with stages for New Castle, Mercer,
Youngstown.
At Orrville, Ohio, to and from Millersburgh,
Akron. Cuyahoga Falls. etc.
At Mansfield. Ohio, for Mount Vernon, Shelby,
Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit, etc.
As Crestline, for Delaware, Springfield. Columbus,
Mneinnati, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis. Saint
Louis, Louisville. etc.
At - Lima, for Sidney, Detroit, Dayton, Tolo i
eta.
AtFort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette. Intl., Saint
Louis. Quincy. Keokuk. St- Joseph and intermit
diets points m Central Indiana and Illinois.
At Plymouth for Laporte.
And at Chicago, with trains for all points in Illi
nois, Missouri. lowa. Wisconsin and Minnesota.
For further information and through tickets
apply to. GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket AO.
Union Passenger Station, Pittsburgh.
and A. Q. CASSELBERRY Agent, Allegheny.
___.3 . OEN B. JERVIS. General Superintendent,
WM. P. SIIINN, General Passenger Agent
CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH . Aiii2
WHEELING RAILROAD.-
-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, MAY sth, 1,462,
Trains will leave the Depot of the Pennsylvania
Itaihroad, in Pittsburgh, as follows:
PITTSBURGH, COLUMBUS A - CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE, VIA STEUBSN‘'ILLE.
Leaves Pittsburgh 1.00 a. es. 112,50 p. m.
do Steubenville._ 1,00 " -2.041 "
do Newark I 9.50 " 10,15 -•
do Colunibtv 11.1t1 " 111.45 "
Arrives Cincinnati 4.20 p. m. 15.40 a. in.
St.:Leui4 j 7.50 a. tn. (6.16 pui
No change of cars between Pittsburgh and Cin
Splendid sleet:inn
trains.
PITTSBURGH AND l' , 'ltEELlNt i l LINE
Leaves
Pittsburgh 1,00 ant: O.EO aln I 12.50 1. in
Wellsville 'l,OO ' :3.14 " 3.95
" I 9,16 " 4,00
Wheeling 4,51 " 141,23 " 5,51;
Arrives
Bellair 5,95 " 110.10 " i 5.95
Connecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad,: and at ;Bellair with Central Ohio
Railroad for Zanesville, Laaenster,
Columbus and Cincinnati, Inctianspoli-1 and
Louis and points west.
PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE.
eaves Pittsburgh 1,00 a. re. 1:2.5411,. re.
,do Wellsville 4,25 I 3.419
do Bayard 6,10 " I 4,11 "
do Allianc ....... ti.-&3 "I 4,10
do Hudson S,OO j 5.49 -•
Arrives Cleveland 0,15 6.29 -•
Connecting at Bayard with Tusearawto I.raneh
for New Philadelphia and Canal Dover: at Alli
ance with Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chieittio
Railroad at ILudion. with Cleveland, Zanesville
and Cincinnati It E. far Akron, Cuyahoga Falls
and Millersburg, and at Cleveland with C and li
jt R for Erie, Dunkirk, and Buffalo, with C S T
It It for Toledo, Detroit. Chirago and the
west.
Wellsville documaandation leaves ;.t -1.110 p. m.
Returning Trains arrive at 2,20 nj, 9.13 a
m 9,25 and 8,041 n in.
Through tickets to all prominent points in the
west, southwest, north or northwest, ran be pr.•
cured at the Liberty . street depot, Pittsburgh.
JOHN STEWA ItT, Ticket Agent.
For farther particulars apply to
'WILLIAM etTEIVAItT, Agent,
At the Company's Office in Freight i•Rittion, Penn
street. . not,'
uinht
1882.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL ZAilill011)
EIGHT DA-Irri TILtINS.
„a0 ,4 ••• , 1, -
TR' TUA IN
`1 ,es thepaasenger Station every morning
( pt Sunday) at 2,50 any stopping only at the
principal stations, and making direct connections
at Harrisburg for Baltimore and Washington. and
for New York via the Allentown route.
TurTHROITOII EXPRESS TRAIN leaves
dolly at 3,50 p to, stopping only atprincipal sta
tions. making direct connection at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Washington, and for New York via
Allentown route.
THE FAST
LINE leaves the station daily.
(except Sunday) at 8,20 p. m., stopping only at
principal stations.. connecting at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Washington.
THE LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passen
ger Car attached. leaves the passenger station
every morning (Sundays excepted) at s,:p► a. in.,
running as far as Cannata ugh, and stopping at all
stations.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves daily (except Sunday) at 2,43 p. in., stop
ping a h t ail stations and running as far as Cone
&laug.
FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for IV all's
station loaves daily (exec p t Sunday,) at 6:10 a. m.
SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's station learns daily. (except Sunday) at
MOO a. m.
THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's station leaves daily, (exdePt Sunday) at
4.00 p. n.
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's station, leaves daily, (except Sunday) at
0.10 p. in.
RETURNING TRAINS
ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS:
items 12,24 p. m
Meal 12,05 a. in.
Fast Line 12,35 a. m.
Johnstown Accommodation 10,05 a. in.
Ist Wall's Station Accommodation 6,30 a. m.
2d Wall's Station Accommodation .4,35 a. in.
3d Wall's Station Accommodation 1,05 p. in.
4th Wall's Station Aocommodation.....6,lo
allirTrains for Blairsville and Indiana connect
at Blairsville Intersection with Express and
Johnstown Accommodation East and West, and
also with Local Freight, East and West.
The Traveling Public will find it greatly to their
interest, in going East or West, to travel by the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, as the accom
modations now offered cannot be surpassed on
any other route. The Road is ballasted with
stone, and is entirely free from dust. We can
promise Safety Speed, and Comfort to all who
may favor this Road with their patronage.
MEM
TO NEW YORE
PHILADELPHIA
8ALT1M0RE........
LANCASTER --
HARRISBURG
Apipchecked Glen vtations on tho Penn
pylvanla
NeivorYad. and to Philadelphia. Balti
more and k.
. .
Whiteout= purchasing tickets in ears will
be charged an excess according to distance trav
eled in addition to the station rates, except from
stollens where the company has no agent.
NOTICE—In case of loss._ tho Company will
hold themselves responsible for personal baggage
N,
and for an amount not exceeding Ina&
.1411.—An Omnibus Line has been employed
t o convey messeng baggage to and froln r
each
depot. at a charge sottoexceed 25 cents for each
pmsenme and baggage.
Yor tickets apply to
STEWART, Agent,
At the Penna. D. R. Passenger Station on Liberty
sad Giant streets: not 3
NOTICE;4IAIiFIXTURIESOF EVERT
description regilt or rebronred, and altered
to Nam Varbon Oil at the Gas Fitting and
Plumbing sheik of
WELDON A REEMN,,
144 Weed street seerStle
MIOASE BALLS AND WILLOW OLIO
diT
"
for BOWN & TETLEYshot.
126 Wood
ILLILRO4UkEL
New *oir p r . z VIA RIVER ABB .
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATIR:R.
Connecting at I Po with Terre Haute,
an d Ta m "E l ate a • to St. Louis
and Lafayette and. ew Albaiff and
Salem_,and Michigan olds for CHICA
GO. • ROCK ISLAND. OTON, and all
intermediate points.
Through Freight Tra in to INDIANAPOLIS,
TERRE HAUTE, LAFAYETTE and PERU.
Freights and passengers carried from Cincin
nati or Lawreneeburg in less time than by any
other route, by twenty-four hours, and at as low
rates. The only read by which shipments can be
made from Cincinnati to the West, without break
bulk.
Consignments made to J. E. GIBBONS, Agent
at Cincinnati, or %V. B. CUTTING, Agent at
Lawrenceburgb, will receive prompt attention,
and no charge for commission; NO CHARGE von
DRAYAGE OR COMMISSION AT LAWRENCEBURG.
For further information apply to THOMAS
RATICIAN. (No. 115 Water street,) agent of the
Company, who is prepared to ve THROUGH RE
CEIPTS for passengers and freig ht to Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Peru, Green
castle, Crawfordsville, Charleston Paris and Mat
toon. Jto., Ac. H. F. LORD, President.
JOHN F. CHEEK, General Freight Agent.
mh3
1562. IMPORTANT. 1562.
8,150 p. in
ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR
SAINT JOSEPH.
And other points in Northern Missouri, the States
of Kansas, or the Territories, should insist on
having tickets that react by the
NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD
The only rail route from St. Louis to St. Joseph.
It is the shortest and quickest line by thirteen
hours to the remotest point reached by rail, and is
always as cheap as any other.
Jell- lluy your Tickets to Kansas and all point;
in Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Rail
road. ISAAC H. STURGEON,
Pres't and Gonl Supt. North Missouri It. R.
111:NRY 11. SIMMONS. flan'! Traveling Agent.
e If:tho
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERY,
NO. 85 FOURTH ST., NEAR wool).
irlH E SIT ITSCIU BE MIS :11 AL Nll
1 TURF. and keep constantly on hand every
article in their line, viz: Cornices, Ornaments,
Curtain (loads, Comforts, Feather Beds, Matt rases
of nil kinds; also, the celebrated Potent Spring
Beds. All kinds of Shades, Blinds anti Fixtures.
Ham-Prompt attention given to all orders for fit
ting and laying down Carpets, Oil Cloths, &O.
oetl7:lyd ROBERTS &
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
ICOUNG,'4
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT,
AT THE I STAN Li
CORNUCOPL RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
Wmum FAMILIES, noTEIA, WES
TAIIIItAN'INoniI the trade generally con
be supplied with Chestioahe at
lowest whulffiale (CS. Country [rad, ~,H,•;1,1.
Young's Ealing Saloon,
CORN ER V RO IN ALLEY
FIELD S'fItEETS: • •
Where OYSTERS and all the delieaeie,. ~ t the
semen will be served up in the mot Palatable
style. Em 1 . 61":‘:1),
oel4 corner Virgin alley ami Smithfield f,t.
S A. V A. G.- I-1 0 II !.4
NO. 350 Liberty Street
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,
JOlllll SAVAGF.: Proprietor
LEAVING TAKEN .1.%111 FrETED l'P.
Al with all the modern improvement-, this po
pubtr resort, tho subscriber is prepared to acconi •
modate his old customers and thepub:is gene,.
ally, with the best the titark,d afford , . t!y.:or ,
will be served up in every variety.,! 4!r!... , lurin,
thoteason. IE4 Wines, 1,i,11,1 and A 10.-: tic n.,•!..
confident in recoveniendinq It Cie init.! :•• f4r !hoer
excellenrc.
CA.R. a[.,l ,ly
anti sold whele,,ile nud
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND,
-rtuoz-4.
HAVING TAIL EN A Nll VI 1 - I'El9 t P,
at a great expen;e,mith .1.11 the
provement . ,.thi= prdmiar rer•et, ti...
LS prepared to IttYLLLll:tinzit.to .tl.l 1t4.•
1,41111 itlTlZra II y, tViiil the Ow
:wind;.
OYSTERS will lie next .41 up hi . .
role duri:Kthe
'LIQUORS and ALES he kek
nninineniling to the puhlio for their
ivirM I:ALS Ferred up nt all li.\
and Nlifirr BOARDERS taken. not ly
OUR ITO
Nu. 32 DIAMOND ALLEY,
PI Frstir
SUISSCIItiItEIt AN N N ES
JIL to the pnbli;.that Ito it la tiottly rt..•,dpf
FgESJI 61IELL AND CAN 1,y;.11;itt. , .. t; All
Ate. and iF prepared 301•1.111livtihit , hatrtots
of l'his , dd and well Ititotwn htdve with e.eryi:tutt.;
in the eating. and drinking line at the elotrte-t
notice.. •
Jalatly JOHN 611.ALEIt.
Proprietor.
X it: 1;:. TAP-4 41)
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
No. 111 Wood Street, PittBbur4ll
MAY Fah
WHOLKSALI: A SI/ RETA I.}:A I.:104 N
LAKE AN.D EASTERN FISH
FRESH PHILADELPHIA AND HALTOM.
OYSTERS AND WILD OAME,
All In iheir Proper SCIII4OII.
EQ. HEINEMAN A. CO.
MANSION HOUSE, GEO. A UItENTZ,
Proprietor; No. 3111 Liberty street,just be
side the Passenger Dewy of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, which makes it the most convenient
house in the city for passengers arriving by that
road.
Theproprietor having. at considerable ex
pense, fitted up, in excellent style, the MANSION
HOUSE, would respectfully solicit a share of
public patronage. His Larder and Bar will be
furnished with the best the market can afford.
felaY
WINES AND LIQUORS.
WILLIAM BENNETT,
IMPORTER AND nnat.tnt IN
Brandies, Cordials, Wines Old Mononga
hela and Rectified Whiskey,
O. 120 WOOD STREET, PODiblargik
featim
WILLIAM CLAYTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. 37 Dianiond2
near Wood strut. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sir Always on hand, Illackbem, Cherry and
Vi eft i k s to e7 l:. , n . die% Old Monongahela Reeintitird
TALLOW. OIL AND GREASE—
D) bbls
1.5 bbls Grease: '
In store and for eale
F. SELLERS St Co.
not) Penn street. Pittsburgh
TIM MOST COMPLETE WHOLE
sale Jewelry
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WEST,
R. GARDINER.
aplO 62 FIFTH STREET.
POLL BUTTER--
JD& 1 barrel Fresh Roll Butter
1 box do do just received by
express and for sale by
$12,50
10,00
0,50
5,55
. 7,15
triO.PARTNERSHIP—MA ING AS.
sedated with us in the Real Estate and Gen
eral Commission Agency Business; R. IL CUTIF
PERT, our business will hereafter bo conducted
in the name of S. CUTHBERT & SONS.
•
S. CUTHBERT ..... L. CUTHBRRT R. B. CUTHBERT
STATEERT flk DONS, REAL ES
st and General Commission Agents.
BS MARKET STREET, Pittsburgh, attend to the
sale of Real Estate, Col l ection of Rents, Ac., and
settlement of estates of persons deeeasW. apt
SOAPSTONE 2S. BARRELS POW.
dared So ap s
ts ty e rue : fai l r y i d i Sa . rj o ig ar m
nan
I"ik„Eoit SALE wns
BECKELUIt LONG, ANIZOLESALE
and Mail dealers
rin WI kindenf Aawlcaltu
al Impleakento. ( ham /27
aaaarlysteent. und49lllo l ==. anal
ANI) SMITH
J AS. A. I'ETZER,
Corner Market and First street.
1:4 11 : 1 :41aztg: 7 -V:OJD1
BY - THE
RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
43E , pEna.AimmaPiliA.
On Buildings Limited
Limited or Perpetual. Merchan
dise. Furniture, Ate., in town or
•
country.
OFFICE NO. 306 WALNUT STREET.
Cash Capital, 0229,510 00.
Asset's, 0303.505 lat.
Invested as follows, vie:
First Mortgage or Improved City Pro
perty, worth double the amount 1a55,605 00
Ground rant. first elms 2,462 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 IA cent.
Mortgage Loans, LE,OOO, cost 27.900 00
Philadelphia city 6 II cent. loan :10.000 00
Allegheny County 6 $ cent. Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loans •
Collateral loans, well secured
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage loan
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock
Stock of Reliance Mutual - Insurance
Company 2,1.350 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co 1,050 oo
Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00
Commercial Bank do 5,135 01
Mechanics' Bank do 2,012 50
Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip 160 00
Bills Receivable, business paper 16,211 18
Book Accounts, secured interest, etc.... 6,216 72
Cash on hand and in hands of !wants.. 11,365 15
s3(t3, 504 6
CLEM TINGLEY, President. 9
DIRECTORS.
Clem Tingley, Samuel Bisphani,
Wm. R. Thompson. Robert Steen,.
Frederick Brown, William Musser.
Cornelius Stevenson, Benj. W. Tingley,
John R. Worrel. Marshall 11111,
H. L. Carson, Z. Lothrop,
Robert Toland. Charles Leland,
Frederick Lennig, Jacob T. Bunting.
Charles S. Wood Smith Bowen.
James S. Woodwani, John Bissell, Piitsburgh.
B. M. HINCIIMAN,Secretary.
J. GARDNER COFFIN. Agent,
Northeast corner Third and Wood sta.
1 - 11ELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
.ILI,SURANCE COMPANY—INCORPORA
TED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL
VANIA, 1!133. OFFICE, S. E CORNER
THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS, PHILA
DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves
sels, Cargo and Freight, to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES on (lota , by Rivers,
Canals, Lakes, and Land Carrines, to all parts
of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES on Mer
ehandi9e generally, on Stores, Dwelling house..
DIRECTORS.—WiIIiam Martin. Edmund A
Solider, Theophilus Paulding, John N. Penrose
John C. Davis, James 'Lrunquair, Wm. Eyre. Jr..
James C. Rand. IV in. C. Ludwig. Joseph Seal
Dr. R. M. Huston, tieo. Lieper hugh Craig
J
Charles Kelley, Samuel E. Stokes. J. F. Peniston,
Henry Sloan, Edward Darlington 11. Jones
Brooke, Spencer M'[lvain. 'r hos. C. liana Robot
Burton, Jr. Jacob P. Jones , James It. MI edam],
.Juqmss Ete, John B. Semple. Pittsburgh, U.
T. Mimosa. .B. Berger. (10.
\t IL! AM MARTIN, President.
TI WS. C. HAND, Vice Presidoet.
Daum' L*l.llClLti. SeeretAry..
P. A. MADEIRA. Agent,
je22 No. CS W a ter street, t t,lut rgh.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
V I .
ritANK LIN FIRE NMI' 11A Nit•E
Ci.iNIPA NY OF Pllll. A I I A. 1.)1•41
Nil. 43 t:,.1 .437 ell EMT% ET STIMEET.
Lear FilTh.
STATEMEN'r th , As:rys, JAN.I.4.
Publii.lied Agree:tidy t.. An A.•t ..f
being:
Find amply
Real E-tate. tpresent value $103.74:i
61.1 i.c.d
Tenhawary i.on [l4 un ample
feral Selt_ritiea
Stocky, fitivent. value (itge...iit"
Not, and
iZ2.:ffri.r , ',l
l'ho ctelY fr,,a l ;•,tt:t re, n - ht:h -
rany ran tliVt.ii• by Lin. a b La t•
beeri.lete.rininc i.
lusuratirei tondo ou every Pr.. 1.-
erty, in f men ciinntry. :0 rate- ero
their veri•.l thirty
ttioy 6uro toint l,aen he Fire. to on amount
M:!!1•41.• ..! theryby
fordinc eri.liqiee tlin ,:r
well :LI tite ability am! to (11,1 watt,
nil
itilrine this year 145;1, f 1162.133 341.
bit:ix:7 , i It:*
W. Morloini.i 1).
David A, 11rown.
f•ilno
Jaeoti R. Solidi, Eitte.ril C. Dale,
41,oren W. It t;r••rir
CILIA,. N. 11ANCR. -
EDWARD C. DALE. VI,:
11'e. Se, rotary )4i. ten,.
.1 1 1A it r.)N Eft CfIFFIN,
11U1 , Thlra and
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF iiiiirrslllllllC4i H.
1. titatlivN.
0. 04'111:1N.
A
111:
kill u,_nrr. agai:ls: all Icirt.l.4 I
ILINJ.:
A II m,• tuArlage.l by hire: burr %h.)
nt,•wrii Itamyn in the eornieuinnity, and vvih, ere
determined, by prom ptne, , :trel liberalitY.l , , M. 1,1 -
LIS in the charae:er whlria they have as.4u MCA,
f, ring the be: t wh.,,lerire in be
OCTI it :t4116, 1 Idl.
Swlc Account.; .
lortstanu ......
t nine rurnikir, trl
Ace.ant.
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11 It ECToIIS
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11..Mi11er..1r., Jame..., 31%kuley,
tiltilmMel llolrucE. Alexamitr IcimMl , ..
tlimmelMrsie Wm. 11. Smith.
1.m.4. W. ItMket,..m, Andrew Aek My,
Altr(a11.1.1":" . 1.e,1". David NI. Immt.
Item, .1. iliumue, lienj. ltakewell.
.I..tin IL M'Cuna. mylS
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INSURES : , :TEA3IROATS AND CAIO:OES.
SAMITI. REA. Secretary.
itAtl AL EY, President. •
Oftlee, for. of Market stud Witter Mu..
Insures against Loss and Damage in the Naviga
tion of the Southern and We4tern Itivers,
Lakt., and Bayous.and the Navi
gation of the Seas.
LoPOI
I Damage by Eire.
•
DIRECTORS.
W in. Bag:any. .Tits. Park. Jr..
Win. (1. Johnston, • B. F. Jones,
Reese Owens. ' 'l'. M. Howe.
B. Preston. iieorge Bingham,
S. :U. Kier, John Shipton,
.) au:. AI. Cooper, S. !Indio inch,
J. Caldwell , John S. Dilworth
C. 11. Zug.
Inh?.ihlydh
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY ,
NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom nottpte
Capital 8219,100 Assets 8304,94*
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN
SURANCE. either Perpetual or Lim i ted.on
every description of Property or Merchandise, at
reasonable rates of premium.
ROBERT P. KING. President,
N. W. BALDWIN. Vico President
DIRECTORS'.
Charles Dives, E. R. Cope,
E. B. English. George %V. Brown,_
P. B. Savory, Joseph S. Paul.
C. Sherman. John Clayton,
S. J. Magarge E. %Viler,
P. BLACKBURN. Secretary.
J. G. COFFIN. Agent.
jy4:ly Corner Third and Wood streets.
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
UNDER CARE OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS!'
MIKIS INSTITUTION, SITUATED
IN LORETTO, Cambria county Pennsyl
vania four milas from Cresson Station Station, on
the direct route between Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh, was chartered in 1858, with priviliges to
confer the usual Collegiate Donors and Degrees.
The location of the College in one of the most
healthy iu Pennsylvania—thi3 Portion of the Alle
gheny Mountains being proverbial Air its pure
water, bracing Mr, and picturesque scenery.
The Scholastic year commences on the b'IRST
MONDAY after the 15th of ATGUST, and end
about the 29th of JUNE following. It is divide 1
into two Sessions. Students cannot return home
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neces
sary for Land Surveying, Engineering. Ae.,,
will be furnishing by the institution to the
Students.
Itrumental and Vocal Music forms no setts
Oharge. Students will be admitted from eigl t
years to the age of manhood.
Tagus—Board and Tuition, payable half yearly
advance...—.d i p
Washing and use of Bedding" . ... 10
Classical and Modern Languages, 'extra 10
Students spend Vacation at the 15
Reference can be made tolls Rt. Rev. Bishop
O'Connor, to the Rev. T. S. Reynolds, St. Marra
Loretto. and to other Clergymen of thePittsbuntb
Diocese.
1116ECNIANICIS AND OTAISSII DEM.
ITN. roue of putting their swings in s boas of
their own. have now a rare opportunity. IN waly
st
$5O of the iaro4ase money is required in hand. the
remainder uskuswygsrls ents The lots aro
situated on Await Lawrisoasilia. (Adi
without &SW •:!1.1
'
PubllShed ant* Morning, (Sunday's eacepted.i
altirmer Fifth and Wood Streets.
TERMS SG PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE.
Air• Delivered by carriers 19 cents per week.
RATIN OF ADVERTISING.
&Dirt one time 50
threetimes $1 00
one week 1 75
one month 5 00
three months 12 00
fax months 15 00
nine months
21 00
one
_year
10 00
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average • line.
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dents a line each insertion.
The Saturday Morning Post
Issued from the same office every Saturdor
morning
Si - Terms BI per annum, in advance
Sirdingle copies, ready for mailing, FR . F
4E Mara% JAMES P. BARR
Editor and Propri
* Advertising at reasonable rates.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 12
Matters in the Royal Family
A London letter to the Philadelphia In
yule,. says:
On the ninth of next month Queen Vic
toria marries her daughter, the Princess
Alice, to Prince Louis of llesse—pravided
the King of Belgium is well enough to be
present, who is to act in the place of her
father. For this event the Queen leaves
Balmoral next week and returns to Os•
borne, where the nuptials are to take place.
much to the regret of the fashionable Lon
don world and the dissatisf'ac'tion of the
great body of milliners and trades-people
generally, with whom such occasions are
usually a matter Of great pecuniary im
portance. Some talk is to heard in refer
ence to the Queen's consenting to this mar
riage before the young lady's father limo.,
been in his grave six months, but it is un
derstood that there are Suite reasons that
render it desirable. Still, some people
think that if the Queen can so tier forget
her grief in this instance. she might
oth
erwise relax the severity of her mourning.
and thus infu , e lire into the general stag
nation that prevail-; i t court eirches and
their dependencies.
The Japanese Martyrs.
ie,terthty had 1 , 1,11 RI il.l.lll‘ed the
day for the canons:4lllloa at I:.ttite ttf the
Japttne,tt martyrs Lc the I'..
the Cartlittaht nl Catht.iit•
varima:t parts "r w"r:d.
"nit.
•tatfan ~,te.-ente.qtth
vt•Tottry. ana 'tete i..t t..
hundred year, a....t" tite;t• itte i
1,11
plirrd t•itlwr I),
-hat , tIo• t'at.• 111.-.rit,tra,•!ol...
.ons,quotitly htrtiralh ! , ;111'.-,• , 1, th oug h
tlif.tll,:ij.rityeuratt!..d. It i!,t•t , t,taarv..•vea
t. Ow pr,..•111. day. do. 1•,..1.1.• ..I•tapaa
traat;,l.• ott Ow Cr..— 111 —ti t!,•
.Martyr , ... will. th,p•tor...
lit•r,ift,r, tio• 1•11l1tl'h a• Bait
Old Horses
Tio• tt•rni a• t:, !.•.r•• •
itit..nd,!
NttL;enl.:l,t ‘.l* pa
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01:11$
In .01r :
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prtillt• ;0, !ILI , •.11
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11:1ving atilliro•tt q:ly
lot, not o‘.•r r:lm
ed. or otio•rwi,4e inittretl I. Hal(((o o! hiol
tinnilntin f450 . .1 or :t r 1.1,1„ „,,,
IV I lAA AM BAG ALE
WHOLESALE GROCER
NOS. 18 AND 20 WOOD STRUT,
1862. 1862
M'CORD & CO.
HATS. CA PM,
STRAW GOODS,
BONNETS AND
SU AB ER 110005,
‘Vlaplesale and Retail,
'RAI Wood S't.i-eet.
PlTTslit:Ruil
WE A RE NOW RECEIVING A LARGE
• A DLIT lON to our already. Immense Stock
of Hats Cap. Straw Goods, Ronnets, Shaker Hoods
and Palm Loaf Hats. Merchant,: visiting our city
can buy from us at LOWER PRICES thou i n Phi
ladelphia or New York. al2a:lhnd
TIERNAN at INETTY.
Wholesale 81111 i Retail Grocerm
TEAS, WINES. LIQUORS, cte.,
NORTH-EAST corner of
OHIO STREET AND THE DI ANION I)
ALLIMIENY CITY
BOOTS AND NIIDES,
AT NO. 89 MARKET STREET.
LOOK AT TULE PILICEM :
Ladies English Lasting .Ileel Gaiters for $l,OO
worth $1.25.
Ladies English Lasting Congress Jleel Gaiters
for $145, worth 51,75,
Ladies English Lasling Congress Beet Gaiters
SIA, worth $2,09.
Ladies Fine French Al erroceo Heel Boots for
$1 37, worth $1,62.
Ladies Fine (boat Congress Heel Boots for $1.37.
worth $1.75.
Ladies Fine Morocco Slippers for 5(k., worth 75.
Ladies Fine Kid Slippers for 75c, worth $1,12.
All other itoodis in proport ion.
JAMES ROBB.
SD Market :beet. near Market House.
ap24
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
FTHE SPEEDY AND PERSIAN;
.a.` ENT cure of
GIONORRIIEL ()LEST. lIRETII AL
Discharger, Seminal Weakness, Nightly Ent h.-
mons. Incontiarnee, Genital Irrita
bility. Gr.,vel. Stricture and
Affe ions ot the Kid
neys and Bladder.
Which liar bee, NMI by upwards of
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
in their private practice, with the entire succors,
suoarseding enemas. Corona, CaPsiums, or any
compound hitherto (mown.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS
are zmdy in action, o ft en effecting a cure in a
few a , and when a cure is effected it is perman
ent. They are prepared from vegetable tetrads
that are harmless on the eystem, and never nause
ate the etomach, or impregnate the breath and
belnizr , coated. all nauseous taste is. avoided.
Noe of diet is neessaary whilst us ing them;
nor does their action interfere with business pur
suits. Each box contains six damn Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR. w"'
and will be sentby mall. geut-gald. by a ad
wwlhocl Agent. on reeeipt Ingsex
Ness genuine without IV Idsnatare on the
BRYAN.
iteaba rdaf,
• ; eannirannimn Oast
. -
4101104 1 1**Tplii;
GENERAL COMSSiorilleffilit
Flour, Grain and all kinds of i7ssuisl7
Produce, Wines and I.lenors,
Clears, Totowa, arc.
/Or Liberal advances made on consignments of
HIGH WINES.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 237 SOUTH SECOND ST
au26:lr_ PHILADELPHIA.
NEW SPRING IMPORTATIONS
111 ILLITARY PURPOSES,
NO. 631 CHESTNUT STREET,
COURSEY, LAFOURCADE S CO
WM. BRICE CO.,
PRODUCE AND' PROVIS ION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO: 15 SOUTH WATER STREET,
Philadelphia.
WI. Liberal advances made• on consignments
when required.
JOHN E ELLISON-RODICANR ELLISON.
JOHN E. ELLISON & SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES AND VESTING&
NO. 339 MARKET STRERF.
(3d door below• Fourth.)
PHILADELPHIA.
,H3.1:43
■ tsT A MAG EE
Virhotemall e Dirugrwiti4tst.
525 MARKET STREET.
. PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS IN
Paint+. 011::, Window Glinsi, Dye-stuff:4, 3cc.. and
Agents for kerosene; i)hi.) and Pittsburgh Coal
(nlg. Burning Flutd,Campheno.Tar, Pitch, Rosin.
Wag,' an•i Railroad tit - case. tuyl:3lnd
NI 31,1 fac tI/ re: acid Wholesale and ]retail Dealer
G.ENTs• FURNISHING GOODS, .
10 CHESTNUT STREET.
wyl-;y PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
WITH -
I ,ot Nit:4E 't
M.l .V 1 T.l , 71,7:ERA' .1 I.lf PORTERS.
191 EN'S rUUNISHING GOODS AND
TA ID )RS' TRIMMINGS.
NO. 19 sovill Forltril STREET.
m)1.1,1 PHILADELPHIA
Cloiila Cassimeres, Satinetta,
Vestings, Tailqrs' Trimmings, &e,
V. InKE 7' • 7'.
!lawns SNIP. PHILADELPHIA
my 1-1
FRIES & LEHMAN,
:t1:: >I:\ ItKET ST it EE T
11.1111. A lIIELPH
A 'ln,. on limoi s wet: :,4et•ted gto.11( of tioo&
for Ow !rA•le.
i.. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
N E . It It A N 1)1 . Sr•
lEEE
i' I N (‘ 1.1) 'X II IN. F. 11:S,
l'lt
kIDr9 4'411'1"111)Ni MILLS,
isry
SEAMLESS BAGS,
$2 144 I hr•+ 1.. 4.44 W de
ttl• Or.kr, tufty be telt ut H. CHILLS S CO'S,
We.Aletteut.. no3l:ly:is
ad - Fine White. Plain and Panes Flannel Un
der awl t lverAirt.i .$n and matde to order. on
4p.rte.t notiee. nt
R. W LI A MSON'S
SIIIIVT FACTOR - Ir,
No. 47 St. Clair Street.
SUMMUU.GOODS
MR. SAML. CRAY
IN AN JUNT RETURNED FROM THE
RR East, and we are now receiving an elegant
etoek of Goods for the Summer Wear, combining
together one of the choicest and most desirable
stooks to be found East, and take special pride in
eu Wing the attent ion of our patrons and the pub
lic to an examination of the same, which will be
into up to order in our usual style to the satiefac
i i n of nil who titvur no with their patronage.
SA 31 L. GRAI A SON,
Merchant Tailors,
No. 19 Filth street.
iny 15
N EW GOODS
Second Arrival of
NEW SPRING STYLES
-AT
EATON, MACRUM & CO'S,
Nen. 17 and 19 Filth Street.
Ribbons, Gimps, Braids. Laces, Buttons..ete.. for
Dress Trimmings. newest styles. Embroidered
Book and Cambric Collars and Sets. Real Lace
and Lace Trimmed Collars and Sets, and Hand
kerchief:. Black Lace , Grenadine and Tissue
Vials.
nonuse Yokes and Pantaletta. &Jain& Lim.
utiles. etc., Ladies' and Children's lime, (Welters
description, (Moves, Osunlets, Mits. Bonnet Rib
bons. Ruches, Shaker Bonds. Cord. Chenille and
Braid Read Nets,
Another lot of" Crinoline Draperie." (French
Skirts) Those who have used this skirt_pronounee
it the test ever made. The "Quakert Skirt" and
the "Flexure Skirt." are also at es worthy of
_ _ _
attention.
__
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Fine Shirts, Col
lor% Ties, Suspeuders, etc, of most desirable
Arles. A full assortment of Fancy articles and
Notions.
Wholesale and retail buyers will find a large and
seellent line of goods in every departmentat the
LOWEST POSSIRLM PRICKS FOR CASH.
H. H. SMITH,
N rr A.ll. "S." PUBLIC
OVVICE AT THE
PITTSBURGH POST, FIFTH STREET,
intal woe W..d
WILLIAM CAILR & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
And Imp. of
WINES, Basprorma. awns. *C.
ALSO.
Distillers and Dealers in
FINE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKY
327 Liberty Street,
n09:13 , 'Trivial:mem PA.
Di, MC"
ries,3l.oo perk R.
AND DZALIII IN
4t iN U 13l)YS• wI•1A8.
Including lfnods suited for
Now in Store,
And for Sale by
GEORGE GRANT,
Cli .1 IMES MAGEE,
Inip"rter and oilier in
Ca.l..dmerex, l'exthays.
s Noturie IK4pT poretEET
J.IMI: H. (qui.,Ds
'II y.
AND t,F
()SNA i3lll
LITE sTvi,Es OF
JUST RECEIVED.
NEW GOODS
EATON. MACItUif& CO.. 17 Fifth d.
DOLLAR SAVINGS.IIAIik,
e roma= .STREET,
ORARTIIIIIID IN 1855.
Elf 1/AIL?, FROM f TO 8041.1LOCKT,
lip also. ea Wednesday and Saturday menhir.
from May ls& to November ist. from X to 11, o'clock
arid Mai NOvember Ist to Way Ist, from 6 to 8
o'clock.
Deposits received elan sums not less than Oxs
Bourg. and a dividend of the profits deelared
twit* nyear.inJune and December. Interest has
been declared semi-aminally, in Juneand Decem
ber since the Bank was organised. at the retool six
per cent. a year.
Interest if: not drawn out..is placed tothe
credit of thelepositor as principal, and bears the
same interest from the first days of June =d pe
comber. compounding twice a year. without
troubling the de for to call or even to present
his pass book. At this rate money will double in
less than twelve years. making in the aggregate
RIGHT AND com-HALT ERR CZNT. A YEAR.
Books containing the Charter. By-Laws, Rules
and Regulations , furnished gratis , on application
at the office.
PRES IDENT.
GEORGE ALBREE.
:view PRESIDENTS.
John B. Wlradden. Isaac M. Pennock,
John Holmes, John Marshall
Alexander Speer, James B. D. deals
McAuley ,
Benj. L. Fahnastock, A. M. Polloc
in k, M. D.,
Jamas . Hill Burgw,
James Hardman. Wm. J, Anderson.
=CI3
Alexander Bradley. James D. Kelly.
John G. Backofen. Peter A. Madeira.
George Black, John H. Mellor.
John B. Canfield. James Shidle,
Alonzo A. Carrier, Robert Robb,
Charles A. Colton. Walter P. Mareliall.
Wm. Douglas, John Orr,
John Evans, Henry L. Ringwalt,
Hopewell Hepburn. John H. SM.etiherger,
Wm. &Maven, Wm. E. Schmertz.
Peter H. Hunker. Alexander Tintlle.
Richard Hays, Isaac Whittier.
Wm. S. Lavely, Christian Yeager
UNIMAK? AND TREASURER
CHARLES A. COLTON.
NHOMES & SONS, BANK ERS
• and Exchange Brokers and Dealers in
Notes, DraftaAeoeytanoei. Gold. Silver and Bank
Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout th a
United States. Deposits receive." in par
current paper, No. 57 Market street, between
Third and Fourth streets.
WM. IL WILLIAMN A. CO
BANKERS & EXCHANGE BROKERS:
WOOD STREET. CORNER T H IRD,
ALDERMEN.
. ..
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
A I. Ilk JO AN .
OFFICE: 451 Penn Street. Fifth Word.
CU l eeds, LLE4 L I :I 2 9r Alo P r i tres " „rit Y „th W erreg E 4
Writing Drawn. Acknowledgements Taken and
Bills Probated. aplt:ly
AGRICULTRAL.
B. B. BOGIARS
MANCYA.C7I!RF:M3 or
Rogers' Improved Patent
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH
AND
GRAIN 771iIErEI
OFFICE: Corner Huller rind Clymer
Mreent.Ninth Ward.
fel3:is PITTSBURGH. PA.
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING ANO COMMISSION MERCHANT
Foe THE SALE OF
Fleur, Grain. Baron, Lard. Butter,
Dried Fruit and Produce
Generally,
Corner Market and Flynt street,.,
PITTSBIi ROIL Ps.
REFER TO—Francis O. Bailey. Es William
Dilworth, Sr., S. Cuthbert Sc Son, P ittsburgh, ttsburgh,
Boyd & Utt, Ileisker it Swearingen, S. Bra , iy.
Cash. M. A M. Batik. List Howell, Mangle ..tc Co..
Oeorge W. Anderson. Donlon, Paxton it Co..
Wheeling. niy7Bk2ptilis
APOLLO MALLBILLIARDSALOON.
CHARL ES OARDNERiwouId remind big old
friends and customers that he is still to be found
at his old stand APOLLO HALL, entrance on
Fourth street. fi e has always on hand the best
quality of Lager. lieer. and in connection with the
hall, a well appointed billiard saloon, with good
tables, balls and cues.
Remember the Place, Apollo Hall. Fourth A.
near Wood, entrance from Fourth. iyl(s td,
IF YOU WANT SOME MOM NEW
M. Fruit or prepared Mince Meat. mixed, and
all other kinds of Spices, cooking Brandy or
Wine, Now Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel go to
Haworth .t Brothers. in the Diamond, where you
will get a new crop of Fruit and lower than at
any other house in the city. Also a jroneral and
toll assortment of Family Groceries. Teas, Wines,
Brandies, and all other kinds of Foreign and
Domestic Liquors.
HAWORTH & BROTHEL
deal corner Diamond and Diamond alley.
T. T. III'BURN & CO;
o ILTS.V2, *VIC: N
1:131=1
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
No. 2 St. Clair Ottawa!,
CORNER DUQUESNE WAY. seoond story.
AP-All relit entrasted to me will be neatly and
promptly :mama. oe2l-ly
EATON. NIAERUNI A-. co—
KO. 17 FIFTH STREET,
JOBBERS AND RETAILERN
-0 F -
Trimmings
leinbro'd
enakosierY zihirts.
Collars,
Tics,
Suspenders, Skirts,
Sua and Rain Umbrellas,
Corsets, Ribbons,
Ruches, Hoods
And all kinds Fancy Articles and Notions.
*S. Wholsale buyers soiled on best terms.
R ATON. A CRU
FMfth CO..
o. TT i&
street.
QTEARROAT WRECK FOR SALE—
The wreck of steamer BIREISBNGER,now
lying at the Nana. Bailisay. °misting of
teli r o s i Cr a
iLine.Der n tiger. Ike
Chains.
CALDWELL & BRO..
Na. 68 Water street,.
RRAPING AND MOWING WA
CHINES, Hay Elevators, Separators, Horse
Powers, Hay Rakes, Scythes, Forks. Spades, and
Farming Implements generally, constantly on
hand and for sale by
BECKHAM & LONG,
No. 127 Liberty street,
next door to Hare's Hotel. my 27
PIANOS FOR TWO HIUNDRED DOL.
LARS—Bainea Brothers elegant Rosewood
7 octave Phmos, with carved lego, round corners.
full iron trans% Rosewood lops and rich mount
ings. for two hundred dollars. For sale by
In,yB JOBB B. MELLOR. ISI Wood street.
XXASIELTON HROTH E R N" NE W
JILL YORK PlANOS—Another supply of the
lame Seven Octave Rosewood Pianos, from
Hannon Brothers. New York. just received anti
for sale by JOHN N. MELLOR.
myB 81 Wood street.
IiTALUABLE VIALBEIt LANDS FOR
V SALM—MHO Acres of choice land in Mc-
Kean county, Pa.. at about% miles from the Al
legheny river, to which there is a good plank
road; oonvenisat to saw mills, schools ,ke,,
and in a good n about one mile from
the town of Cory en. The soil is good and there
are surface indications of Petroleum. The land
will be sold on favorable teems, and part pay
taken in Carbon -Oil if Oared. There is abun
dance of thnbet: Oak. Pino;4l4. 'Persons looking
for oil sitak &moot timber lands, will find the
*bora wo rth y of attention.
B. CUMBKILT & SONS,
my 6 51 Market street
BIIIIIIILINOTON lISEIRINGI-- .
20 bons new Berlin/sten Herring to arrive
this day and for sale by
' REYMER k BROS.
an Nse.pilwattlig Wood street,
THOMAS FAMILZT'S
FURNITURE-AND CHAIR WAREHOUSE,
re?,v7m'_7lm,
Undeolaking. in ell its branches, will receive
Promptattentun. Orden can be left at the room
at the Liven_ltable of Mr.:. JAMES FLOYD.
Ohio street. Allegliemv. • saki,
rAVAGHINGI AND WANTAGE 1116111191
413rfor ask by BORN k TEITLXY.
Ygel 136 Wood stmt.
FINE Plums HANGIINGIO—IN CAM
SON. Brown and Grookformalo b
• . .
IPS stmt.
4u .
atter ' '' ir 111-4,
Ms i, . •i , : . jo , .
'J.t• +3 . ,
411.2.31";*
JIMP higelbt if"
...._. .................
11 =1
-111e0AlalIONT '4 ,l ' ZIERB,
AiriOit.Npars AT 1 ' 7.411.N5 ,
FRANKLIN; VENANGIO'6O.,
mr23:10 Peffisillivrisla
H. W. PArrusint. ...... ammo
PATTERSON & peinicer,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
KUHN'S LAW BUILDINGS,
Dlantesad Street, rev IMIN/14
PITTSBURGH. PA
B. F. LUCAS,
ATTORNEY. AT LAW.
OFFICE, NO. 72 GRANT' STREET
(Threa doors below the Coett Hettee.)
,y3dy PITIOBIYEGH. PA
ATTORNEY. AT LAW,
OFFICE. NO. 135 FORAM IIT4
.1 I' . 13 .
NO. 73 GRANT STREET
Irrl A Dle, SENOZON D NT
1. • pumrsor to O. W. Biddle. No. 144 Smith
field street.
44- Office hours from 8 to lo'elock. wolfram*
to 5 o'clock. folscly
IRON ELANUFACTUREOUL
_
AMERICAN IRON WORKS
Jones fitz Langlilins, -
ANCMACTIntiIt3
llt N AND NAILS,
JUNSATA AND COMMON SHEET INON.
Louth's Patent Shafting, Pistol Lb, Plates, k
PITTSBI7OII, PA
93 Water titreet and 132 Stria Street,
P 1 1"11' S B IT II 0 II
And corner of Franklin and South Water Stresta.
Chicago.
ISAAC JON 1.:5.-JO:IN Am.."
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
MA Neracruimpas OF CASTOTEEL;
also Spring, Plow. and A B Stool Mine
and AL ES, corner Rosa and First stmts.
no2l:is - PITTSBURGH. Pa.
J. D. FACILINER JOSIR M. IRWIN.
UR IN !TITRE FOR CASK—A FULL Arii
SORTMENT of Pittsburgh manufacture/
FUR:CETI:Ii F., embracing
BUREAUX.
_
WARDROBES.
and every article needed Ma well furrahnadwel
ling. as well as a flue assortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Constantly on hand and made to orda: de the
only terms on which business is done otthis otal,-
lishment is for CA S 11, prices are made accord
ingly. Persons in want of anything in the abov e
line would be advantaged by calling at -
EACKINER de IRWIN'S.
No. 10 , 6 Smithfield street, below Filth.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, acc.
CIARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
NEW DRUGGETS,
NEW BRUSSELS CARPEI
We" Theza hu re just been reenived_ 114 are
the LATEST AND RICHEST PAT TERNS, et
the lowest Prices.
W. M'CLUIWOCIL.
NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, ie.
M'C A L LI) M'S,
No. N 7 Fourth Shtireet,
B4OWOHT PREVIOUS TO TICS ILAtt
advance in prime.. of which the Meet ac,-
vantage is offered in purchase FOR OAEOL del
ENGINE BUILDER & MAIDIUMBIE,
Duquesne Way, near the Point, will auks
to order. and warranted as good a ma. be
made, the following machinery. 'tit: Sham
Engines, Turning Lai r s, for woad bass; Planers, for wood. and iron; Drilling Asaithis h -
Hounn and Tobacco Screws: Patent-lead
Model Machines. in the best inanner.
Putties and Mangers, of all sums awil gurfeitgt
Screws of any diameter and pitch. to Musa hat
in length. Will also make, and have at load.
Doctor and Niggol Engines, and Deek Pampa
steamboats, Are. Lathe inhears avd.
ing done to order: can plane 32 isrlres Widcbll..
feet IS inches long.
All Orders Promptly Filled ad Earl ti
Solicited.
N. D.—Particular attention and mom •
given to repairs ou Printing Presses an sr
Machines. my
SMITH, PARK & CO.; •
NINTII WARD FOUNDRY
[PITTt3BUR(}II;PA
Warehouse, No. 149 First and 120 13samadaRa
Manufacturers of all sizes and titinzAz
Coal Oil. Retorts and Stills. Gas and DO
Sad Irons, Dog Irons. Wagon 80xed.120.1 map
Ponies. Hangers and Coupli
Also Jobbing and Maclune ~ Wttinp efeverpde
aoription made to order:
Having a complete machine shop_ attediadie
the Foundry, all neceasarpfittinswillbeasnedlte
attended to
EINIENIX LOoKIIO3 GLEAM a
TUBE 'FRAME MANUIPACTO
NOS. 221 EAST TWENTY-TIIMIOL7 I
-173 & 173 GRAND STREET & 313 11 0
STREET. EstablishedirrE. NEW I -4
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tablished 1838. This Establishment has ban fa
successful operation ffif yews, sad, is
in; ...1111i 10313/3
of the kind' the United States. Wei ban 431
hand or manufaetured to order ererril4mWao
of LOOKING GLASS. PICTURE AND•TOR
TRAIT FRAMES. Plain and Orolmalski
Wall. Oval and Mantel Gimes, Comssetbiabbkw
oleos. DLO and Bracket Tablas. wtth.
Slabs. Toilet Glasses. etc '
Mouldings for Picture Frames. in lemsesouihr
ble for transtatioa, either &I ]Pow_
wort
_Oak Zebra. Ardaelfe. . 1114 Our
new Manufactory and enemies marble
us to fouruish auy article in our Ibis up sweikat this
beet and as cheap airthes
DtALERS ARE IN \WWII TO CALL'UPON
US when they visit New York. We claim to be
able to supply. them with fMerr 1264 11"ar Ulm
which they can pbssibly maim. at p cos lower
than they can purchase elewhere.
Order& by wait attended to with wrowrtnow. Da
not faith) call when you vied New Terit.
Office & WaroroomaN No. 215 Centnat.. N. Y.
inyZffinol HORACE V. BIGLER. Art.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO.
OP PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE, No. 37 Fifth /14., Nomti Mod& -
JI. IINIMISES AGAINST ALI KO OP
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.' _ _
ISAAC JONES.Tresident;JOBB.D.MeMBD.
Vice President; D. M. BOOK. Beeretary ; cot.
WILLIAM DEAN. Genii's! A i r , -
t. Buipzur
DIRFICTOBS—Isaae Jones: .0; ' - . Mar
vel Childs. Capt. R. C. Gem. John A. W .B.
-L. Pahneetock. John D. McCort Cap
/ands. R. P. Sterling. Capt. W. Doan. nallase '
M'Orew. Robt. B. Davis.
LAsnyterws
GARDEN AND FIELD SEED, - '
WARRANTED FRESH AND DEERIER,
Sirdleo a general aasertmeut of
Agricultural limplennents; r
Uhnde and Oranamerstal Tres%
received and for sale by
BECKHAM &
No. 117 Libeetr
next i & iloorto Hare's Hotel. D'
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Art ONE ONE. COME . ALL. To meaust-
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HANCYOCIL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PITTSBURGH, PRIMA.
WAREHOUSES.
FURNITURE.
BOOK CASES
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