160 a. THE
TO ALL POlll7B Di THII MIST.
SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST.
MThOMER ARRANGENIMIT.
Commencing May sth, 1882
Wpm TO CINCINNATI AS QUICK,
and to Indianapolis. St. Louis and Chioaao
shorter than by any other route.
WESTWARD TRAINS
Fast Lino. Mail
Leaves
Pittsburgh ..... I,ooa. m. 7,10 ti. in. 12.50 p. m.
Allegheny 1,10 a. in 7.90 it. in, 1.00 p. m,
Arrives
grestline 0,20 a. m. 5,20 p, r,I, 8.30 p. in.
„ rt- Wayne... 2,10 p. m. 2.23 a. in.
univatto ...... ..8.33 p. m. 8,33 a. in,
FOR COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI At' ST. LOUIS
Leaves
Creetline.._
Arrives at
Columbus...ll;3o a. rn„ 10.13 p.
Cincinnati'. 4,20 p. 5,40 a. m
St Louis.— 0,25 a, at. 9,00 p.
FOR INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
Leaves
Creetline 0..70 a. in.
rives at
dins_ p01ie.11,30 5.45 a. in.
L0in..... ...7,30 a. at. 6,45 p. m.
_All Trains through to Cliimoto without oliango
of Catt.
N. B.—The Um* to Cincinnati to the :lame as
br Steubenville: Trains on both Roads meet at
Oblandms, and passengers all go into Cincinnati
together.
.6,45 a. in. 7.26 p. in. 5.50 p. m
•RASTWARD TRAINS
ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGH
ftO
Mail 3, Express 2. 00 10 a.. el
p,
anoinuati and St. Louis Express 7,43 p. m
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Federr.l
greetStatiou, Allegheny City.
Leaves Arrive Leave Arrive
Allegheny New Brighton New Brigton Allegheny
9,00 • m 10,40 a m 5,113 aat 6,50 ain
111,00 in 1,30 pln 6,43 ant 5.30 ain
4,40 pin 0,45 pis 12.20 pni am° p:n
GAO P m B,ls_p_m 3,20 t. in 5.00 pin
MARKET TRAIN.
ewvat Alliance at
5,30 a, in.
ref at Allegheny at 10.30 a. m.
wee Allegheny at ' 3,10 I N in.
yes at Alliance s,OO p. m
11111. Trains are run by Columbus time. withda iii
1$ minutes slower than Pittsburgh time.
. *B. Tickets good on the accommodation and
sweet trains are sold at reduced prices.
The 6,30 p m accommodation train connects at
New Brighton with packets for New Catto.
T trough trains connect as &Ilona:
At Kann, with stages for Now Castle, Mercer,
Youngstown- &c.
At Orrville, Ohio, to and from Millersburgh,
Aaron. Cuyahoga Fails. eto.
At Mansfield, Ohio, for Mount Vernon, ShelbY,
Osissky, Toledo, Detroit, etc.
At Oestlines for Delaware. Springfield. Col ma bus.
Ohteinnati,Xenia. Dayton, Indianapolis, Seint
Louis. Lou isville, etc.
At Lima. for Sidney, Detroit, Dayton. Tole
etc.
At Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette, Ind., Saint
...Louis. Quints, Keokuk. St. Joseph and interme
diate points in Central Indiana and Illinois.
At Plymouth for Laporte.
And at Chicago, with trains for all points in Illi
nois, Missouri, lowa, Wiscowin and Minnesota.
For further information and through thAete
apply to. GEORGE-PARKIN. Ticket Ag't.
Union Passenger Station, Pittsburgh.
and A. Q. CASSELBERHY Agent, Allegheny.
JOILAT B. JERVIS, General Superintendent,
WM. P. SHINN. General Passenger Agent
CLEVELAND. PITTSDERGIII AND
WHEELING RAILROAD.
SUMMER A.PRANG'EMENT.
On end after MONDAY, MAT 3th, 1862,
will leave the Depot of the Pennsylvania
1. in Pittsburgh, as follows:
PITTSBURGH. COLUMBUS as CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE. VIA STEUBENVILLE.
Leaves Pittsburgh i 100 a. m. 41
120 p. rn.
do Steubenville— I 4 , 00 •• 4,00
do Newark 9.50 " 10,15 "
do Columbus 1 1 1,1011.45
Arrives Cincinnati I 4.20 p. re. 5,10 a. tn.
St.:Louis 17,50 a. m.l 6,46 p 111
No change of cars between Pittsburgh and Cin
oinnatL
=aid sleeping cars attached to all night
Leaves
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE.
Pittsburgh 1.00 Rm l 0.10 am ' 12,50 p
Wellsville 3.00 ' 14.14 3,05
Hkenbenville...4,oo_" 9,16 " 4,00
Wheeling 4,541 ' 10,23 " 4.55
=i r si
5.05 10,40 " t 5,03
Connecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.; and at .Bollair with Central Ohio
Railroad for Zanesville, Lancaster, Circleville,
Columbus and Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Saint
Louif and points west.
• PITTSBURGH AND CLEVEL AN D LINE.
eaves Pittsburgh 1.00 a. in. 119,50 p. in.
do Wellsville 4,25 " 3,00
do Bayard 6,10 " 4.14 "
do Allianc 6,43 " I 4.40 "
'do Hudson 8,00 " I 5.43 "
Arrives Cleveland 9,15 " 6.30 "
Connecting at Bayard with Tuscarawas branch
for New Philadelphia and Canal Dover: at Alli
ance with Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad at Hudson, with Cleveland, Zanesville
and Cincinnati It It for Akron, Cuyahoga Falls
and Millersburg, and at Cleveland with C and E
B. R for Erie. Dunkirk.-and Buffalo, with C St T
Litt it for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and the north
west.
Wellsville Accommodation leaves at 4.00 p. m.
Returning Trains arrive at 2.20 a ni, 9,15 a
NV:nand-8,00 p m.
gn tickets to all prominent points in the
west, southwest, north or northwest, can be pro
cured at the Liberty street depot, Pittsburgh.
JOHN STEWART, Ticket Agent.
For farther psrdonlars apply to
WILLIAM STEWART. Agent,
At the Company's office in Freight Station, Penn
street - n 027
1882.
RUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON -AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY sth
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EIGHT DAILY TRAINS.
THE THROUGH MAR I, TRAIN
leaves the pasicager Station every morning
(einipt &today) at 2,50 c tn., stopping only at the
Principal stationsomd making direct connections
at Harrisburg for Baltimore and lYashington, and
for New York via the Allentown route.
_l' 11 THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves
ing only, at_principal eta
me7,7l=mnection at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Washington, and for New York via
Allentown route.
THE FAST LLNE leaves the station daily,
(tam t Sunday) at 8;30 p. m., st9ppi4g only at
frieeipal stations, connecting at, Harrisburg for
lalhimareatid Washington.
THE LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passen
ger Car attached,. leaves the_pasaenger station
serning (Sundays excepted) at 5010 a. al.,
TRY mg as 1 k; as Conemaugh, and stoPring at all
eta a.
:CCOXXODATION TRAIN&
- - - -
J ‘3TOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Mly (except Sunday) at 1648 p.m.,
* all stations and running as far as Cous
teau.
RUST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's
*dm leaves#ils (except Sunday.) at 0010 a. m.
_IaIIRrCeO dNaDti oACCOMMODATION
t TR u A a N y ) fo r
WM) S. M.
:NERD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
wars station leaves daily, (except flunday)
4010 D. 1111.
_FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Want station. loaves daily. (except Sunday) at
title P. 131.
I TRAINS
ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS:
_.111,23 p. m
!2,05a. m.
P:
132
~ 12,35
Johnst ..
own Aeoommodation 10,08 a. m.
let Walls Station Acoommodation. 6,80 m.
ed Well's Station Accommodation S4lll a. in.
11Adra Station Accommodation 1,03 p. m.
012
Wall s Station Acoommodauon.....64o p , m.
ilitrTrains for Blairsville and Indiana connect
at Blairsville Intersection with Exp Less and
Johnstown Accommodation Esat and West. and
also with Local Freight, Bast and West.
The Traveling Public will find it greatly to their
interest. ingoing Fast or West, to travel by the
PIINNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, 113 the accom
modations now offered cannot he surpaased 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.
FAIOEt
TO NEW YORB .. ala no
raIIA.DELPRIA -.....:,•....
...**** 1o:00
BALTIMORE— ********************* %An
6naiTER ** . ...... ......... ....... 8,55
BURG ...................... 7,4*
checked to all stations en the Penn.
iihanisatl„ and to Philadelphia. Bahl
ntagorr York.
Purchasing tickets in cars will
be an excess aceomng to distance tray
del la to the station rates, except from
gbilwrhere the company has no agent.
Main' case of 1 tho Company will
held r
thermals.* respon siamount p ble for personal baggage
it
ertehr an ot exceeding $lOO.
. An Omnibus Line has been employed
Mevey Magnus and baggage to and from the
at a drams not to exceed = cents for each
(Iriand baggage.
s nwe appb , to
J. STEWART, Aunt,
At the Penna. R. R. PaesengerStution on Liberaland Grant etreeta. noTl
111TOTIEV,-;0A8 mrtraes or
and desarieli: regilt or rebronsed, and altered
to Ram boa 011 at the Ow Fitting and
Piloading shop of
WELDON .t .REINEKE
sumta e lYnni •••••••• ••••••
w ititlanua 4 167 .Itr W ItrATS
LSO Wood street
RAILBOADBi
ZOETE VIA RIVER &ND
DIDIAIMPOLIS AND CINCINNATI R. R. •
Ckanstrthif at Indians's*lb with Terre Haute,
and Terre Haute and Alton Railroad, to St. Louis
and Lafayette and Indianapolis, New Albany and
Salem_,and Michigan Central 'Radon& for CHICA
GO. ROCK ISLAND, BURLINGTON, and all
intermediate points.
Through Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS,
TERRE HAUTE, LAFAYETTE and PERU.
Freights and passengers carried from Cincin
nati or Lawrenceburg in less time than by any
other route by twenty-four hours, and at as low
rates. The only read by which shipments Can he
made from Cincinnati to the West, without break
ing bulk.
Consifnments made to J. E. oxr.RoNs. Agent
at Cincinnati, cr W. B. CUTTING. Agent at
Lawroneeburgh, will receive prmnpt attention,
and no charge for commission; NO CHARON von
DRAYAGE UR (10111115191uN AT LAT:RR...CM:BMW.
. .
For further information apply to TUOMAS .
RATIGAN, (No. UM Water street,) agent of the
Company, who is prepared to give Tit INWOII RK
CRIPTS for passengers and freight to Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, Lafayettii, Chicago, Pcru, Green
eastle,'Crawfords rule, Charleston. Paris and Mat
toon, &c. e. U. F. LORD. President.
JOHN , F. CHEEK, General Freight Arent.
mh3
1862. IMPORTANT. 11562.
SO5O p.
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 read by the
NORTH MISSOURI RAI LRO.11)
The only mil route from St. Louis to St. Joseph.
It is the shortest and quickest line by thirteen
hours to the rethotest point reached by rail, and is
always as Cheap as any other.
o. — er' Buy your Tickets to K.ansas rvol all points
in Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Rail
road. ISAAC li. STITIWEON.
Pree't and Gen'l Supt. North Mis:oori It. R.
llnYwr 11. STMIMFS, Traveling Akezit.
elecnm
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOL*TER
NO. 85 FOURTH ST., NEAR WOOD.
/NINE SUBSCRIBERS BANC I' AC
IL TUBE and leep constantly on hand every
articlo in their line. viz: Cornices, Ornam ant..
Curtain Goode, Comforts, Feather Beds, .Mattrasre
of all kinds; also, the celebrated Patent Spring
Bede. All kinds of Shades, Blinds and Fixtures,
.1la'• Prompt attention given to all orders for fit
ting and laying down Carpets. Oil Cloths, kn.
oet.l7:lyd ROBERTS I: ROENIGE..
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
I( CI IN S
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT ,
AT THE OLD SiANI)
CORNUCOPIR RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
AATHERE FAMILIES, no - rEs.s. OEN.
TAUB. ANTS anu the trade generally c. u 1
be supplied with Chespeake Bay liy, , ter,. at the
lowest I,lr:in:ale rates. Country trade sel;eite.i.
ELI YOUNG, Proprietor.
Young's Eating Salow.a,,
CORNER VIROIN ALLEY AND SMITH
FIELD STREETS:
Where OYSTERS and nil the (kik:lde.; of the
season will be served up in 'the most p:thitaide
style. ELT YOUNG.
oell corner Virgin alley and Smithfield st.
SAVAGE iI OITS ,
No. 350 Liberty Street.
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,
JOHN SATACIE: Proprietor.
YffAVINO TAKEN AND Firrein)
XI- with all the molern improvemcnt , , this po
pular resort, the subscriber is prepared to accom
modate his old customers and the pui•lie gener
ally, with the best the market, atr..rd,.
will be served up in every variety of style, daring
those:man. llia W Motto!? and Ales he feels
confident in recoteutending to the for their
xcellcnco.
Can, Bucket and Shell Oyster.; re.teived dal'y
nd sold wholesale and retail.
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND ;
"NE I. Prc,prlott)r.
HAVING TAKEN AND I'lrrr.l) UP.
at a great expense. with all the moklern i ILI -
provernents, this popular resort, the suWeriber
is prepared to accommodate his friends and the
public generally, with the best the market
affords.
OYSTERS will be served up in every cnrietY 0f
style during the ?Cason.
LIQUORS and ALES he foals ronfi•lent in re
commending to the puiilli•S i - their exeollonee.
AtirMEA LS served up at nil hours, and DAY
and NIGHT BOARDEdS taken. ap4:ls,
0 Ell:. 110TJSIO,
NO. 32 DIAMOND A L LEY,
•
PITT,s'EUE.GII.
VOIFIE SUBSCRIOER ANNOUNCES
_AL to thepublic that ho is in daily reoe.ipt of
FRESH SHELL. AND CAN OYSTERS, GAME,
and is prepared to accommodate the pat renr
of this old and well known hca.se with es•eryth in.,
in the eating and drinking line at the sh , astest
notice. JOHN SHALER.
IF: x C i I. S' I OR
OYSTER AND EATING HOUS
No. 111 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IS
LAKE AND EASTERN FISH ,
FRESH PIFILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
OYSTERS AND WILD GAME,
All In their Proper Se:own.
n 026 GEO. REINEMAN & CO.
MANSION HOUSE, GEO. AUBE-WE,
Proprietor No. 344 Liberty street, ust be
side the Passenger Repo , of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. which makes it the most convenient
house in the city for passengers arriving by that
road.
The proprietor having, at considerable ex
pense, fitted up, in excellent style. the MANSI ON MUSE, would res_pectfully solicit a share of
public patronage. Ins Larder and Bar will be
furnished with the best the market can afford.
feI:XY
WINES AND LIQUORS
WILLIAM BENNE;i4,.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Brandies, Oordiale, Winea Old liononga
hela and Beatified Whiskey,
NO. no WOOD STREET, Pittsburgh
fe,22:fint
WILLIAM CLAYTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL •
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. 37 DlaniondiAliey,
near Wood street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
W Always on band. Blackberry. Cherry and
Cognac Brandies, Old Monongahela Rectified
Whiskey. &o. mlll6
TALLOW, OIL AND GREASE
-10 bbls Tallow,
bbla Grease.:
In store and for sale hy
P. SELLERSkc... CO.
Penn gtreet. Pittsburgh,
MIELE ME: ONT COMPLETE WHOLE
AL sale Jewelry
EATARLISHMENT IN THE WENT.
J. R. OARDINER.
6 FIFTH STREET.
ROl.l. BUTTER
-1 barrel Fresh Roll Butter
1
express an d for sale do
by do just received by
' JAS. A. FETZER,
Corner Market and First street
(10-PARTNERISHILP-11 A V NG As
lid sociated with us in the Real Estate and Gen
eral Commission Agency Business; ii. B, CUTH
BERT, our business will hereafter be conducted
in the name of S. CUTHBERT Jr SONS.
9. CUTHBERT B. 1,. Curtrasr.T a. B. CUTHBERT
S CIUTUIRJERT Al SONS, REAL ES.
Sl e TATE and General Commission Agents. -
I.IARYa',T STREET Pittsburgh, attend to the
sale of Real Estat e , c o lf eet i on o f Root s . ,ke., and
settlement of estates of persons doomed, apt
so d Aparl a n- je
re2s. B_Altft_ELE!
,POW.
1/412 Vvaturflo.raltaill
IaffacLIELLANDIi isuom SALE THIS
/NAL DAY. •
lippEttraffAx At- Loxo. witioutliALE
AAP sad flatail &Dalin kali Wads of Asnoultu
=kassakilsrdsassulyiski§pAit. UT
arse. areittote WNW' MOM age
__.„fr/PALX4.II. I
iitaug
RELIANOE YIITUAL .08IIRANOE
001CPANY,
ruxxx. , Ammr...r.m.A.
On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual. Merehan
di3e. Furniture. .1 - c.. in town or
country.
OFFICE NO. 30S WALNUT NTREET.
Cosh Capital, - *229,1110 00.
Assets, 0303 4 009 96.
Invested as follows. viz:
First Mortgage or Improved City Pro
perty. worth double the amount $155,600 00
Ground rent. first claw 2.462 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 11 cent.
Mortgage LOIMS, $30,000, cost 27.001) (V
Philadelphia city 614 cent. loan :AVIV 00
Allegheny County 6 14 cent. Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loans 10,010 00
Collateral loans, wellseeured 2,500 00 Muntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage 10an..... 4,000 110
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock 4.000 00
Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance
• Company 24,350 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co I,o'o 00
Stock of Delaware M. S. I nsuranco Co. 700 00
Commercial Bank do , 5,135 01
Mechanics' Bank do 2,012 50
Union AI. Insurance Co's Scrip 100 00
bills Receivable, business paper 16,2:17 IS
Book Accounts, secured interest. etc.... 6,216 72
Cash sit band and in hands of agents.. ii,:tm Ir.
U 13. 4 ,4
CLE3I T/NOLEY. P S resid sl ent. :NJ
DIRECTORS.
Clem Tingley, Samuel Bisphata.
Wm, It, Thompson, Robert Steen.
Frederick Brown, William Arius:air,
Cornelius Stevenson, Benj. W. Tingley,
John It. Worrel. Marshall Hill.
11. L. Carson, Z. Lathrop,
Racrt 'Poland, Charles Leland,
Frederick Lennig, lacob T. Bunting.
Charles S. Wood Smith Bowen,
James S. Woodward. John Bissell Piitsburgh.
B. M. I[INCIIJI AN. l4ceretary.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent.
myl6 Northeast corner Third and Wood sta.
iIIikELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
_e_PSURANCE COMPANY—INCORPORA
TED Di THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL
VANIA, 1835. 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 Goods. by Rivers.
Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriages, to all parts
of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES on Mer
chandise generally, on Stores, Dwelling HOUSOA.
Ste.
DIRECTORS.—WiIIiam Martin. Edmund A.
Solider, Theopliilus Paulding, John N. Penrose,
John C. Doris. James Tranouair, Wm. Eyre, Jr.,
James C. Hand, Wm. C. Ludwig, Joseph H. Seal,
Dr. It. M. Huston, Gee. Lieper, Huhg Craig,
Charles Kelley, Samuel Stokes. J. F. Peniston,
Henry Sloan. Edward- Darlington, H. Jones
Brooke, Spencer M'llvain, Thos. C. Hand, Robert
Burton, .Jr. , Jacob P. Jones, James B. M'Farlartd,
Joshua P.,hyro, John B. Semple. Pittsburgh. D.
T. Mc taro, A. B. Berger, do.
'WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOS. C. lIAND, Vico President.
RaaaT LTI.BVIIN, Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
No. 05 Water street, Pittsburgh.
LN.DEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
Ft IRE FRANKLIN Flit!: INSITRAN t • I:
No. .12
CO3
;1 IPANY
ami 43 F O Pll
lESTN MAI/RW.II lA.
sT OFFIC
itEETE:
7 I,
near Fifth.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS. JAN. Ist.
PULdi4hl.4l Agreeably to An Act of A 3 AemblY,
First Mortnaneg, amply secured •
Real E-t.ii<.•. t.pro, - cm value j11i3,312
til,) cot
Temporary Loans on ample Collat
tcral Securities_ 89.135 56
Stocks, tpresent value l:FSii.467 72,)
c00t89.:93
Notes arid Bills Reoeivable 1,821 IY)
Cub
27,919 33
511.Drt4,1151 6S
The mil:. pivit. , floe, premium... 3 which this con,-
pally can divide by law, are from risks which hare
been ileterinuied.
'lnsurances made oa every description of Prop
erty, fown . ..ind Country, at rata; as luw are
con4istent with security.
SHIVO their incororation, a period of thirty
years. they have told los. , •es by Fire, to an amount
cacee,iing Four Millions of Dollars, thereby al
. fording evidenceof the advantages of Insurance,
:is well 5.4 theability and disposition to meet with
Promptness all
Losses paid during the year 1339, 869.153 36.
DIRECTORS.
Chariat W.. Bancker, Mordecai D. Lewis,
T,bius NVagner, David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea.
Jacob R. Smith, Edward C. Dale,
George W. Richards George Fates.
CILAS. 'DAN C F.R, President.
EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President.
Wm. A. S rum, Secretary pro tem.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
myl6 Northeast eon Third and Wood sty.
41%
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSBUItGIi.
tIEOROE DARSIE, President.
1 , . M. GORDON, S
Cant. R. D. COCHRAN, Gen'! Agent.ecretary.
No. 92 Water street, (Spang & Co's IVarchouse,
up stairs,) Pittsburgh.
Will in-ore against all kinds of FIRE and MA
RINE RISKS.
A Home Institution managed by Directors who
are well known in the ceutmmuutty, and who are
determined, by promptness and liberality, to man
to in the character which they have assumed. us of
fering the best protection to thong who desire to be
insured.
ASSETS, OCTOLIER3Otts. 1461.
Stock Account:. $ 63,000 00
31ortfraze 2,160 is)
Office Furniture Z) 00
Open Accounts, etc . 7,809 43
Carl 18,351 99
.
Premium N11t.4., 17,6 a; 20
Notes and Ellis discounted 174,(C5 19
- .
Proprict.,
ORS.T
It. Miller, Jr., DIREC„Iame.s WAttleY,
Nathaniel Iluitneo, Alexander Nimick,
George Darsie Wm. IL Smith,
Chas. W. Ricketier., Andrew Ackley,
Alexander Speer, David 31. Long,
Rees .1. Thomas Benj. Bnitewel I,
John 8., M'Cune.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES.
AVM. BAGALEY. Prepaident.L REA, Secretary.
Office., Cot. of Market and Water Sim..
Insures against Loss and Damage in the Naviga
tion of the Southern and Western Rivers,
Lakes, and Bayous, and the Navi
gation of the Seas.
Insures against Loss
and Damage by Fire.
DIRECTORS.
.Tas. Park, Jr.,
B. P. Jones.
T. M: Bowe.
George Bingham.
John Shipton,
S. Barbaugh,
John S. Dilworth,
C. U. Zug.
scht9:lydh
Win. Bag:tier,
Win. G. JobilEton
Reese Owens.
B. Preston.
S. M. Kier,
Jas. M. Cooper.
J. Caldwell,
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY ,
NO. 149 ORESTNIIT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House
Capital 0219,100 Assets $304,948
WILL NANCE ALL MINDS OF IN.
SURANCE. 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.
DI RECTORS.
Charles Bayes, E. It. Cope.
•F. B. English. Ileurge W. Brown.
P. B. Say cry. Josoph S. Paul,
C. Sherman. John Clayton,
S. J..llagarge P. Wiler,
F. BLACKBURN, Secretary.
J. (I. COFFIN. Agent.
Corner Third and Wood streets.
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
CARE OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS*
r 811111 IS INSTITUTIOX, SITUATED
A- IN LORETTO. Cambria county PennsYl
cania four miles from Cresson Station Station. oa
the direct route between Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh, was chartered in PISS, with priviliges to
confer the usual Collegiate Donors and Degrees.
The location of the College In one of the most
healthy in Pennsylvauia—this portion of the Alle
gheny Mountains being proverbial sir its pure
water, bracing air, and picturesque scenery.
The Scholastic year commences on the FERS:i .
MONDAY after the 15th of ATGUST, and end,
about the 2Sth of JUNE following. It is divide 1
into two Saigon& Students cannot return home
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus nacos
ears for Land Surveying, Engineering. Ace.,
will be furnishing by the Institution to the
Students.
Instmmental and Vocal 3fusic forms no extra
:barge.. Students will he admitted from eigl t
. years to the age of manhood.
Tagus—Board and Tuition, payable half yearly
advance ........ ... . . .
SI.PO
Washing and use of Bedding 10
Classical and Modern Languages. extra 10
Students spend Vacation at the College. J 5
Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
O'Connor, to the Rev. T. S. Reynolds, St. Mary's
Loretto. and to other Clergymen of the Pittsburat
Dioceee.
MECHANICS AND OTHEEtS DESK.
a.VI roue of putting their savinp in a home of
their own, have now a rare opportunity, u only
$5O of the kurchasemoney is requirodUhaad.tha
remainder nineyearly payments. The lots are
situated on Ewalt strut, Latuoneutills,
without daisy if you wauldasenroar
.le4
i s f:jej:Wyt,:jtil
F . I It
.14,896,3113 SS
102.. G .f•
$2. , 4,2.51 76
. • 11112 -1 / 6 441,11tweita.
tsars Si nit 'Tit 'ADVANCE.
4 4 - Delivered by earlier' 12 cones Per week.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Square. one time 50
three times
31 00
one week
1 75
" one month 500
" three months 11 00
six months 18 00
nine months
14 00
one year
30 00
TEN LINES make a square. About eight words
average a line.
Business notices. inserted on the local page. ten
cents a lino each insertion.
The. Saturday Morning Post
lodue.l froth tho mune office orory Solar lay
•TernH SI per annum, in advance .
UrSiugh, copies. randy for wailing, viva 8
Au- Address JAMES P. BAER
Editor and Propri
AN- Advertising at reasonablo rates.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 16
The Emancipation Bill
The substitute of Representative Por
ter, which is said to be likely to pass
Congress in the form offered, provides for
emancipation in the following cases:
0 revery person who shall hereafter act
as all officer in the army or navy of the
rebels, or as President or Vice-President,
member of Congress, judge of any court,
cabinet Aker, foreign minister, commis
sioner or consul of the so•called Confed
erate States; or as (iovernor of a State,
member of a I . OllVellllOll or Legislature,
or judge of any State court of the so
called Confederate States: Or who, having
held an office of honor, trust or profit in
the United States, shall thereafter hold an
office in the so-called Confederate States ;
of every person who shall hereafter hold
any office or agency tinder the government
of such Confedorate States, Or any of the
States of such Confederacy; but persons
holding State offices, unless appointed
since the date of the secession ordinance,
or unless they shall have taken an oath
of allegiance to such Confederate States :
also the slaves of every person not em
braced in the foregoing clause, who, after
the passage of this act, being actually,
willfully and withlut coercion or compul
sion, engaged in armed rebellion, shall
not, within sixty days after public warn
ing and proclamation, made at his dis
cretion by the President, lay down arms
and return to his allegiance.
l`nriher Rebel Accounts of the
War on the Atlantic Coast.
From the Sat vfilinah Republießn. :WHY :VI.
lt was currently rumored on the streets
yesterday afternoon that a skirmish or bat
tle took place at some point on or near the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad—it w•as
supposed in the vicinity of Pocotaligo, S.
C. We have no reliable information on
the subject, but we credit the report. The
train due from Charleston at five r. u. did
not arrive.
The Enemy Behsv.
Two or three of the enemy's gunboats
were on yesterday lying in the. Savannah
river, just below Fort Jackson. They were
in motion occasionally, but mostly at an
chor. From this approach, and the recent
balloon observations below, the enemy
may be prepning to execute his long
threatened attack.
For the benefit o f those who surmise
that this movement is a feint. while the
attack will be made on Charleston. we will
remark that at no time during the war has
the enemy made a feint by water. Confi
dent 0 f his strength, he has invariably
advanced boldly up to the mark.
The Union Force,* in Savannah
:Toni the Eav autmit Nev..s. May :'Jj
The Yankee gunboats mentioned by us
as being in the river below Fort Jackson
on Wednesday, were still in view yester
day, but had taken positions further down,
near Tennessee creek. It is thought by
some that the boats were engaged in re
moving their batteries on Dally
and large volumes of White smoke rising
in that direction, yesterday afternoon, in
duced the belief that they were burning
rile cabins at their abandoned batteries.
Others are of opinion that the steamers
brought men and guns for die erection of
batteries on Elba island, with a view to
shell our batteries.
Froth the Savannah NOV 3,, May
War Movements.
The cars on the Charleston Railroad,
due here at five o'clock in the afternoon,
had not arrived at the time of our going
to press with our •evening edition, nine
o'clock. It way rumored in the city at
noon that the enemy had landed a consid
erable three in Carolina, and were ad
vancing on Pocotaligo. Other indications
authorize us to believe the current rumor
in the street, that fighting is going on in
that vicinity, which accounts fin• the non
arrival of the Charleston cars.
Some of our citizens inform us that they
heard heavy firing in the direction of l'o
cotaligo last evening.
1862. 1862.
M 9 CORD sky CO.
HATS, CAPS,
STRAW GOODS,
BONNETS AND
SHAKER HOODS.
Wholesale and Retail
131 Wood Street.
PITTSBURGH.
WWEARSNOW RECEIVING A LARGE
ADDITION to our already Immense Stock
of Hats Caps. Straw Goods. Bonnets, Shaker floods
and Palm Leaf Hats. Merchants visiting our city
can buy from us at LOWER PRICES than in Phi
ladelphia or New York. ap292md
BOOM AND SIIOES,
AT NO. 89 MARKET STREET.
LOOK AT THE PRICES:
Ladies English Lasling _Heel Gaiters for $l,OO
worth $1,25.
Ladies English Lasting Congress Heel Gaiters
for $1.23. worth $1,75.
_Ladles English Lasting Congress Heel Gaiters
$1.50. worth $2,00.
Ladies Figke French Morrow° Heel Boots for
$1,37. worth $1.62.
Ladies Fine Goat Congress Heel Boots for $1.37.
worth $1.75.
Ladies' Fine Morocco Slippers 53r 500. worth 75.
Ladies Fine Kid Slippers for 75c, wort h
All other goods In proportion.
JAMES ROBB,
SP Market :treat, near Market House.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,.
FOR THE SPEEDY AND PENMAN
ENT cure of
(GONORRHEA. ai.EET, ITRETHAL
Dischnrgos, Seminal Weakness. Nightly Rads
moun t Inconti.,, nee. Genital Irrita
bility at •vol. Stricture and
Atte ::ons of the Kid
neys and Bladder,
Which has bee , ~sed by upwards of
ONE H UNDRED PHYSICIANS,
in their private practice, with the entire success.
stiperseding Outings, COPAISA, CAPSULES, or any
compound hitherto known.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS
are speedy in action, often effects u a cure in a
few days, and when a cure is effeeted it is perman
ent. They are prepared from vegetable extracts
that are harmlosson the system, and never nause
ate the stomach, or impregnate the breath and
being sugar coated , all nauseous tuts I. avoided.
Noe ante of diet is womary whilst acing them;
nor doea their action interfere with business pur
suits. Eneb box contains six dozen Pills.
PRIM ONB DOLLAR. a- -
and will be sent by mail, pod-Paid, by a ad
vertised Agent, on receipt of the money.
None genuine without MT signature on the
wrapper.
J. BRYAN. Roch*RPY
SH ester N. ii Gen Art.
JO
an27:dnwlyde
corner Market street and Diamond.
KDOTATOES.--150 BUSHELS PINK
A Eye Potatoes. jest : peeked and for sale by
JAS. A. FETZSIS. earner Market stmt. eta
vist =NET IL. COMM.
OLIMIN YABitEMIS MP GOOD.
Car r +Swans Piga r tertir
faiW Wham*
•
POST
asserftLi •
0111111111 ML
- 10111U08
GENUAL COMSIIOII 'SHIRR
AND DIALER IN
Flour, Grain and all iiinds or coriamerg
Produce, Wines and Liquors,
Cigars, Tobacco. ike.
sir- Liberal advances made on consignments of
HIGH WEVES.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 231 SOUTH SECOND ST
att26:ly PHILADELPHIA.
NEW SPRING IMPORTATIONS
Including Goods suited for
MILITARY PURPOSES,
NO. 031 CHESTNUT STREET,
COURSE Y, I/AFOURCADE & CO
WM. BRICE CO. 1
PRODUCE AND PR &
OVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
JVO: 15 SOUTH WATER STREET,
WS- Liberal advances made on consignments
when required.
JOHN R ELLISON-WM P ELLISON-RODMAN R ELLIS°
JOHN B: ELLISON & SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
NO. 339 MARKET STREET.
(3d door below Fourtb,)
myl:lyd PHILADELPHIA.
HURST & MAGEE—
Wholesale Druggists.
NO. 823 MARKET STREET.
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS IN
Paints, Oils. Window Glass, Dye-stuffs, arc.. and
Agents for Kerosene; Ohio and Pittsburgh Coal
Oils, Burning Fluid, Caniphene, Tar, Pitch, Rosin,
Wagon and railroad Grease. inyl:3md
GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer
IN EVERT DESCRIPTION OP
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
WITH
T_,CONIC-CCIP'.IE. ESL PE.A.IICE,
MANUFACTURERS * IMPORTERS.
F
HEN'S FURNISHING GOODS AND
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
myl:iyd PHILADELPITIA.
pi;Vl;4ol>f:
MAGEE,
Importer and miler in
Cloths, Cassimoros, Satinetts,
Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, &c,
255 MARKET STREET,
North Ship, I.II7LADELPIIIA.
FRIES & LEHMAN,
o. ;1:1 MARKET STREET
PIIIIADELPHIA.
Jobbers in Cloths, Cassimercs, Festings,
AIWM on hand a well selected sleek of floods
suitable for The trade. tnyl-lyd
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
IMPORTERS 0?
WINES. BRANDIES. &c.,
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NO. 5 NORTH FRONT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA. ap10:Istl
JAMES H. OHILDS.
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
,iiiicairhony City, Pa.,
ANI - FACTURXRA
SEAIIitELESS BAGS ,
AND OF
CPS.I I NTAMURGrS,
12 Inches; to 40 Inches Wide.
Orders map be left at IL CIIILDS & CO'S,
133 Wood stroot. :Pittsburgh. no3l:lyds
-- - -
14
. Pi S.
arat-Fine White, Rain and Panes - Flannel Un
der and Overshii is o± hand. sad made to order, on
shortest notice, .at
It. WILLIA.MSON'S
S1II1":" . FACTORY ,
0031 ligo.c 47 Si. Clair Street.
LATE STYLES OF
sumitraErr. crc)oros
JUST RECEIVELD.
MR. SAML. CRAY
HAS JUST RETURNED IRON THE
East, and we are now receiving an elegant
stock of Goods for the Summer Wear, combining
together one of the choicest and most desirable
stocks to be found East. and take special pride in
calling the attention of our patrons and the pub
lic to an examination of the same, which will be
made up to order in our usual styleto the satisfac
tion of all who favor us with their patron
SAML. GRAY J SON.
Merchant Tailors,
No. 19 Fifth/treat.
NEW G44IODS i NEW GOODIE
Second Arrival of
NEW SPRING STYLES
-AT
EATON, MACAIIIM & CO'S,
lies. 17 and. 19 Fifth Street,.
Ribbons, Gimps. Braids, I tacos, Buttons. etc., for
Dress Trimmings, newest: styles. Embroidered
Book and Cambric Collars and Sets. Real Lace
end Lace Trimmed Collar a and Sets, and Hand
kerchiefs. Black Lace. Grenadine and Tissue
s,
nemise Yokes and Pal debits, Ed_iting, Laces
tam. etc.. Ladies' and 4 Jkildren's Rose, of every
description, Gloves. Gaur ilets, Mits, Bonnet Rib
bons, Ruches, Shaker Et s_Cord. Chenille and
Braid Weald _Nets.
Another lot of " Crinoline Draperie." (French
Skirts) Those who have. used this skirt, pronounce
it the beet ever made. The "t, inakert Skirt" and
the "Flexure Skirt.' are also at es worthy of
a ttention.
Gentlemen's Furnishin g Goods, Fine Shirts., Col
lars, Ties, Suspenlers. etc, of most desirable
tvies. A full assor tment of Fancy articles and
Notions.
Wholesale and ref/ ill heifers w ill find a large and
xcellent line of 'el
in every • department at the
LOWT IP WEHRLE. PRICES ME CASH.
pl 4 ES
MACRUM & CO.. 17 Filth it
Ir.. H. SMITH,
NOTARY U'itt C
OPTICS AT TEES
PITTSEUFPAH POST, FIFTH STREET,
at h2l nes sr Wood
WILLIAM CARR & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
And Reporters of
WINES. BRANDIES. GINS, ace.
ALSO.
Distillers and Dealers 5.11
LI INF OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKY
$27 Miserly Street,
noikly JPENTSBUINASHIE.
rifutzoitrm as suits irtamgllEß4
A. rim $l.OO per histear
by
12711hysts ant tat ,
Now in Store.
And for Salo by
AV I NGSIAN,4F
.
eAus - FOURTH tirrntipar,.
OHARTERIED IN 1855,
arkPlEll DAILLY, WMOM Y TO 6 illregAsffili;
UV ask on Wednesday and Saturday evenines.
frau Iffy Ist to November Ist, from 7 to. o'clook
and from November Ist to May Ist. from 6 to ti
o'clock.
DeposiM received of all sums not lees than Ons
DOLLAR. and a-dividend of the profits declared
twice a year. in June and December. Interest has
been declared semi-annually, in June and Decem
ber since the Bank was organized, at the rate of sig
per cent. s year.
Interest,. if not drawn otat,.lo placed to the
credit of the depositor as principal, and boars the
same interest from the first days of June and De
cember, compounding twice a year, without
troubling the depositor to mil or even to present
his pan; book. At this rale money will double in
less than twelve years, making in the aggregate
MORT AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. A YEAR.
Books containing the Charter. By-Laws, Roles
and Regulations, furnished gratis, on application
at the office.
PRES LBR
IDENT.
GEORGE AEE.
:TICE PRESIDENTS.
John B. M'Fadden, Isaac M. Pennock
John Holmes, John Marshall,
AlexanderEPeer, James B. D. Meetls.
Benj. L. Pahnestock, A. M. Pollock, M. P.,
James MeArden Hill Burgwin,
James Hardman, Wm. J. Anderson.
Irill=2
Alexander Bradley.
John O. Backefen,
George Black.
John B. Canfield.
Alonzo A. Carrier,
Charles A. Colton.
Wm. Douglaa.
John Evans,
Hopewell Hepburn.
Wm. S. Haven.
Peter. H. Hunker,
Richard Hay.%
Win. S. Lavely,
BNCRKTARV AND TANAMINA
CHARLES A. COLTON.
NHOLMES dr SONS, BANK EMS
. and Exchange Brokers and Dealers in
Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and Ban k
Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly ter sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the
United States. Deposits received in par fund:: u
current paper, No. 57 Market street, between
Third and Fourth streets.
GYM. IL MUIJIAMB & CO.;
BANKERS & EXCHANGE BROKERS,
WOOD STREET, CORNER THIRD
ALDERMEN.
.TAMES M. TAYLOR,
A. 13 _E. .A. Tof
OFFICE: 451 Penn Street, Fifth Ward.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE:
Denis. Bonds. Mortgages and other Lega!
Writing Drawn. Acknowledgements Taken and
Bills Probated. aiskly
AGBICULTRAL.
D. B. ROGERS dr SON',
MANUTACTURERS or
Rogers' Improved Patent
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH
AND
GRAIN DRILL, rrmmrr.let,
OFFICE: Corner Butler and Clymer
Streets, Ninth Ward,
fe13:18 PITTSBUROII, PA.
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MU CH
I=l
Flour. Grain, Bacon, Lard. Butter
Dried Fruit and Prodnee
Generally,
Corner Market and First Streetv,
PITTSBIJRGII, PA.
REFER TO—Francis O. Bailey, Esq., William
Dilworth, Sr., S. Cuthbert & Son, Pittsburgh,
Boyd & Ott, Moisker & Swearingen, S. Brady,
Cash. M. & M. Bank, List Howell. Mangle 6: Co.,
George W. Anderson, Donlon. Paxton ,k Co.,
Wheeling. ntytS:2ldfds
A POLLO HALL BILLIARD SALOON.
.M.CHARLESOARDNER'wouId remind his old
friends and customers that he is still to betNnol
at his old stand, APOLLO HALL, entrance on
Fourth street. He has alirays on hand the best
quality of Lager Beer, and in connection with the
ball, a Null appointed billiard saloon, with good
tables, 's and cues.
entrance fromEl HMI, Fourth at.
nearWm Fourth. iylddy
11" WANT ROME GOOD NEW
A FrOlgalltrepared Mince Meat, mixed, and
all other - kinds of Spices, cooking Brandy or
Wino, Now Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel go to
Haworth & Brothers, in the Diamond, when you
will get a new crop of Fruit and lower than at
any other house in the city. Also a general and
toll assortment of Family Groceries, Teas, Wines,
Brandies, and all other kinds of Foreign and
Domestic Liquors.
HAWORTH .c BROTHER,
de?A corner Diamond and Diamond alley.
T. T. IN'BUIIN tt CO,
liCoUsrl, Si GrN,
—AND—
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
No. 2 St. Clair Street,
[ CORNER DUQUESNE WAY, second story.
*TAO rcrk entreated to me will he neatly and
promptly :amen. ec2l-ly
EATON, MACRIUM CO
NO. 17 FIFTH STREET
JOBBERS AND RETAILERS
-OF
Trimmings.Emroideries,
Hosiery
Sh' iris.
Collars,
Ties
Suspenders. Skirts.
Sun and Rain Umbrellas.
Corsets. Ribbons.
Ruchea, Hoods
And all kinds Fancy Articles and Notions.
fl. WhoLsale buyers supplied on beat terms.
RATON. !SACRUM A. CO.,
actiro No. 77 Fifth street.
STE. II I.3IIIIOAT WRECK FOB SALE—
Th e wreck of steamer MESSENGER. now
Wm( at the Marine Railway. wagging of Ball,
Boilers. EnitNes. Doctor, :liner, Bog Chains.
Anchor Chains. to. ATMs to
CALDWELL & BRO.,
my3-Imd No. S Water street.
REAPI NO AND /WOWING MA.
CHINE% Hay Eb.waters, Separators, Horse
Powers. nay Rakes, Sey,lim. Fork!. Spades, and
Farming Implements gen'erally. constantly on
band and for sale by
BEcKnA &LONG,
N o . 12 , 7 Liberty street,
next door to Hare's Hotel. tura
P.
FOR TWO 11FRIDIONWHOIL
. LARS—Haines Brothels sleaze Rosewood
7 octave Pianos. with carved leis. round comm.
AM iron frame. Rosewood tops and rich mount.
Ines, for two hundred dollars. For sale h 7
WS JOHN H. hIRLLOR. SI Wood street.
HAKELTON BEOTIIIERS' NEW
YORK PlANOS—Another supply of the
large Seven Octave Rosewood Pianos, from
Hamilton Brothers, New York just reeeived and
for sale by JOlll4ll. M BLLOR,
myB 81 Wood street.
'grALITAIII.E TIMBER LANDS Fob
SAL ii--1500 Acres of choice land in Mc-
Kean. county . Pe.. at about% miles from the Al
legheny river, to which there is a good plank
fond;• convenient ohm to New mills, schools Arc.,
and an a good neighborhood, about one mile from
the town of Coolie. The soil is good and there
are surface indications of Petroleum. The land
will be sold on favorable terms. and part pay
taken in Carbon Oil if desired. There is abun
dance of timber, Oek Pine. ac. Persons looking
for oil sites. organ! Umber lands, will find the
above worthy of attention.
S. CUTHBERT k SONS.
m.V6 51 Market street.
817 1111 L 1114 TON ILEURING—
-20 boars new Burlington Herring to arrive
thieday and for ado by
BSTILER k BROS.
ray 2 Noe. I3MI sadl2l Wood Amer.
Tareiamil FAUILICTII
elifilllTUßE AND CHAIR WAREHOUSE,
No. 164 FEDERAL ST„ ALLEGHENY.
Undertaking. in all its branches. 1,111 receive
p r omporteatioa. Orders can be left at the room
at the LivarK.Stable of Mr. JAMES non).
Ohio street. Aheglionir. sel&ly
GNAGINfik AND WANTAGN NODS
Writer ode by BOWS k TETLEY,
myl 136 Wood street.
t 4 PAWL* itaarentes-zsciusr-
SON. Brow* and throw dra l lo y r m4
w. P.
Na 87 Wood street.
rapine' 111.111101N011=
kgrika anew pd...
. w. rt4lPfroms.
- wiss Lain
- I "AriC =RR,
ATTonlq*Nrel, - ;
FRANKLIN, Vi3iAN.OO CO.,
myZtlyd
11. W. i'Arrinosr IC DMrik
- PATTERSON k DAWSON,
ATTORNEYS AD LAW
KUHN'S LAW auluilus,
Diamond Street. near Orlilag
ja9:l7 PITTSBURGH, ti
B. F. LUCAS,
ATTORNEY AT . .:LAW.
OFFICE, NO. 72 GRANT STREET
(Throe door, below the Court How.)
my3:ls. PITTIiBURGH. Pa
L. BRACKENRIDGE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OPE/CF., NO. 135 Fousexn 9T4
jty.11:10 Pirrsavuon,P.
James D. Hells.
Peter A. Madeira,
John U. Mellor,
James Shidle,
Robert Rohh,
Walter P. Merit'
John Orr.
Henry L. Rinr.rait,
John H. Shoenberger,
Wm. E. Se!meth:.
Alexander
bane Whittier,
Christian Yeager
,T. I). ITA_NCOCK.,
NO. 73 GRANT STREET
MI ARIL; SURGEON DENTIST
• successor to G. W. Diddle. No. 144 Smith.
field Ftreo.
88.• Office hours from 8 to 1 o'clock. and koala
to 5 o'clock.
AMERICAN IRON WORKS
Jones I•aughlias,
MANLTACTITERRO OP
I 17. 0 IST AND NAILS.
JUNMTA AND COMMON SHEET MON.
Lauth's Pateut Shafting, Piste Bale, Plata, it.
WAREHOUSES.
23 Water liVreet end 132 null Street,
PITTSBURGH, -
And corner of Franklin and South Water Buss i.
Chicago. _
PITTSBUOIL PA
1.1.1.50 JIM:EFL-JOHN L. 80w0...WW. BPOWLLoiIa
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
- r& ANIPPAMITZTJUI OF CAlliir Ee
kVA aleo, Spring, Plow, and A B Steal SPIGNSB
corner ROES and Pint anneeta.
n021:i3 PITTSBURGH. Ps.
FACKINF:I. JOHN N. IRVIN.
11, 1 1URNIITURE FOR CASSI—A FULL AP
SORTMENT of Pittsburgh mapUSHIHKO
ITURU. embracing
BITREAFX.
• BOOR CASES
IVARDROBFE.
n:11 every art leo) iIaCCIM in a wall furniahad dwel
line, S-9 well co a fine assortment of •
t't s'FICE
Constantly on hand and made to order. As the
only terms on which buainew is dons attkis
lie men t :3 (r CAS li, prices are made accord
ingly. Pcrsone in went of artythirit hl . ol* abort
lino WOU id be arlvautiaed hymning at '
- WM'S.
No. Z 4 ) 4 Stuitlifield Street, below Filth.
inhaLlY
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
CARPETS AND OIL OLOTHS
i . 1411M4
NEW DRUGGETS,
75 Pt eyes
NEW 13RITSSELS CARPH?
41f- These ihsee istAt been received and aye us
the LATEST AND RICHEST PATTERNS, sit
the lowest priros.
W. BILTLINTOCK.
sel9
NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &e.
No. tr 7 Fourth Street.
01'74:11T PIIEVIOVS TO THE LAVE
IKE advance in prices, of which the fullest al,
vantagu is °tiered in purchase FOR CASH; del
Nt:LNE BUil DER & NIAMINEST .
Duquesne Way. near the Point, will make
to order. and warranted as good a - awn be
made, the following machinery, vis: Stearn
Engines. Turning Lathes, for wood and iron;
Planers, for wood and iron; Drilling Machines;
ilousin and Tobacco Screws; Patent-rtteht
Model Machines, in the best manner._ Shaftin g, "'Wiles and Rangers, of all sizes and variety;
Screws, of any diameter and Pitch, to fifteen feet
in length. Will also make, and• hays on band.
Doctor and Niggol Enema, and Deck Pumap for
:7teatubcats, &c. Lathe inhears cod bee Flag
ins done to order: can plane 32 hick& Wits;)) •
feet 6 inches long. •
All Orders Promptly Filled ad. RalLesai
Solicited.
N. E.—Particular .attention and inaniptitude
given to repairs on Printing Proms and other
MAIO
WA.11.13 FOUNDRY
(PITTSBURGIZR . Pa
Warehouse, :No. 149 Fart and 120 Elaeoial. lib
Manufacturers of all sizes and desert of
Coal Oil, Retorts and Spills, Has and W
Sad Irons Doe Irons. Wagon Bosse.Steal
Punk s, Hangers and Couplings.
e a,
Also Jobbing and Machine testinga of averkde
eoription made to order. • •.• -
Haying a complete machine shop adtatind to
the Foundry, all necessary fittingsrill be nuedidlY
attended to ildhbdaso
EIDMENIX LOOKING ISLAM .& RIO
WOE FRAME MANGFACIOY
NOS. 221 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET,
173 & 773 GRAND STREET Jr 218 RR
STREET. Established NEW Y OB.' Es
tablished ISM. This Establishment. has in
successful okeraticn 211 Yeare. and M i ps WNW
oldie kind in the United States. e hewn on
hand or manufactured to order every Is
of LOOKING GLASS. PICTURE E:
TRAIT FRANKS, Plain and Ornamental 4/er,
Wall, Oral and Mantel Olaasse, Cep Cor
nice% Base and Bracket - Tatdoi. w ith Mame
Slabs, Toilet Glasses. etc. _
Mouldings for Picture frames sults
blo for transportation, either ph Bat" Row
wood,
_Oak. Zebra, Bmulseva. alsoftmit i .di ' rt - Qat
new Manufactory and caronaive radii *We
as to fournish any article hi our li neal need II the
-bow and as the as the chance/a - • -
DEALERS ARE INVITED 10 CALL UPON
us when they visit New York. We alai* to be
able to supply them with every article in our line
which they can possibly require, at prime lower
than they can purchase olewhere.
Girders by mail attended to with_ D o
not jaitto call when you visit New ' Yor • • •
Office A Warerootna, No. 216 Centre St" N.Y.raylkanld HORAVE V. SIGILZR.AgI.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH,
OFFICE, No. 37 Fifth EL, Musk IN
INS U MW* AGAINteT ALL IMrimp:ilr
A FIRE AND MARINE RISKS. - •
ISAAC J ONES, President; JOHN D. MOONW.
Vice President; D. M. BOOK. Secretary; MK
WILLIAM DEAN, General Agent.
DIRECTORSr-Laac Jones, C. G. llgn a tr•
vey Childs. Capt. R. C. Only. John A. • 111.-
L. FahnestAx•k , John D. McCord. Captain A
Jacobs. R. P. Sterling. Capt. W. Dean, Robert
M'Grew.
LANDRETWS
GARDEN AND FIELD
WA ItSASTEDERESH AitiD Itarkll4FF,
43Fdlso a general assortment of •
Agricultural Implements, F i ul , .
Shade and Ornamented Trade;
received and for sale by
BECKHAM. & ,
co. 127 LibertYlr
next deorto hare's Hotel.
COXE ONE, CONE ALL, TOWaal..
LAND'S Auction, and buy your lifiot4SlVl
and Gaiters.
.si.
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GAD .1.41ND-56 AC/8,1014W W.
46 cleared and in cultivation. all uod -
fence, well watered and convenient lb'.
mills end churches. Situate in llaChisdliss_.
ship about nine miles kola the city. : Pri00.1 1 F0 11 % , :
4
Tema easy; for sale by
mys •
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4880simmkNe,,
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MirMilevtwwidoir—
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PITTSITITRON„ PEA
IRON MANUFACTURERS.
FURNITURE.
-AT
111. C ALLUN' 8,
HUGE N. BOLE.
SMITH, PARK& CO,