14.1aplOADIL
1862. TELE 18047 .
PITIOURGII FT. WAYNE k MONO MAK
TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST,
SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST.
6V3011111, ALBEANONICENT.
Commencing May 6th, 1882
MIMIC TO CECCICRNATI
and
IigICCICK,
aud to Indianapolis. St. Louis and Chicago
shorter than by any other routs.
WESTWARD TRAMS.
Fast 1.4.n5. Mail
Pittsbursh.....l,o9a. m. 7,10 a. m. 1%30 p. m.
Allegheny-... 1,10 a. in 7,20 a. in, 1,00 P. m-
Arnvv
rirestline...-.11,20 n. ra. 5,20 p ; in. 8,50 p. in.
rt. Wayne.... 2.10 p. m. 2,23 a. m. 8
Chicago 5,33 p. in. 43 a. in.
FOR COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI k ST. LOUIS
1 1.11
; v ac 9, 45 a. nn. 7.55 P. In. 8,50 P. 111.
vas at
lambus-11,20 a. m. -10,15 p. in.
ctnnati. 420 p. m, 5,40 a. in
t Louis-- 5 , 25 a, e 2. . 9,00 p. M .
FOR INDLiNA.POLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
rz
e..... 5410 a. ca,
trivet at
ndlenspolis.64o p. la. 3,45 a. m.
Loa .....7,50 a. m. 6,43 p. m
All Trains through to Chicago without change
of Cam.
N. B.—The time to Cincinnati is the same as
liy_Stetthenville. Train:. on both Roads meet at
Coiumbuz, and pamenaers all go Into Cincinnati
-together.
EASTWARD TRAINS
ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGH
gleegoExpreat 2,00 a. in
are Mail-- 340 P. rn
noir.nati and St. Louis Express. ...... -7,43 P. In
AOOOSLISODATION TRAINS—From Federal
street Station, Allegheny City.
Leaves Arrive Leave Arrive
Allegheny New Bright , ,n New Brigton Allegheny
%CO ain 10940 ain 5,15 am_ 6,00 ain
mina m 1,30 pin 6,43 ain 8,20 a m
.
2 00
40 p In W
s 6,
i va p 45 ein 13,20 2.20 p
p in 6, m 00 p
6,30 p re
3L11.1.1.ET TRAIN.
Josastes Alliance at 3,80 a. in.
Arrives at Allegheny ~..10,80 a. In.
L ea 'a Alloitheny 3,10 p. m.
Arrives at Alliance S,OO p. 131
tl`b Vain, are run by Columbus time, which is
IS minutes slower than Pittsburgh time.
03.,. Tickets - good on the accommodation and
mar let trains aro sold at reduced prices.
The 630 p in accommodation tram oonnects at
New Brighton with packets for Now Castle.
T 'rough trains connect as fbllows.
At Enna. with stages for Now Cattle. Mercer.
Youngstown. he.
At • Orrsillo. Ohio, to sad from Millershurgh.
Aaron. Cuyahoga Falls. etc.
At Mansfield, Gino. for Mount Vernon, Shelby,
Sandusky. Toledo. Detroit, eta.
As Cr maims for Delaware, Spnngfield. Columbus,
Cinginnati, Xenia, Dayton, In Saint
Louie, Louisville. etc.
At Lima. for Sidney, Detroit, Dayton, Tole in
Artort Wayge, for Pere, Lafayette, Ind., Saint
LOUIS. Q111111e7: Keokuk. St. Joseph and intarme
diets points in Central Indiana and Illinois.
At Plymouth for Laporte.
And at Chicago, with trains for all points in Illi
nois. Mugoari, lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
For further information and through tickets
appl7 to. GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket AO.
Union Passenger Station, Pittsburgh.
and A. Q. C ASSELBERRY Ant. Allegheny.
JOILN B. JERVlS,_General Superintendent,
WM. P. SHINN General P ea er ant
CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH AND
WHEELING RAILROAD.
SLIMMER .ARIMINEMENT.
On and after MONDAY. MAY 15111 s. 1062.
Trains will Marc the Depot of the PelMailraniit
Railroad, in Pittsburgh, as follows:
PITTSBURGH COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE, VIA STEUBENLE.
----
Loaves Pittsburgh-- i 1,00 a. m . •12,50 p.m.
do Steubenville— 1 4,00 • 4,00 •
do Nowar' 9,50 " 10,15
do C4bambes 12,10 " 11.43 "
AsEivesCincinnati .... .. 4,30 p.m. i 5.40a.m.
St.:Louis ...... ... 1%50 a. m. 16,46 p m
NI/change of oars between Pittsburgh and CM
_citinati.
traSplendid ms eleeping cars cur.:Mod to all night
PITT2BURGII AND WHEELING Lai E.
Leaves
ttsbumh 1.00 arn 6.10 a . rn I 12,50 R . m
ea/villa 5,00 ' • 8,14 ' 5 1 ,05;
nienrille...4.oo " 9.16 ", 4.00
ves ...ging ...... ..4,54 " 10,23 " 4.55
Arri
Beller 5,05 " 10,40 '' 1 3,03 "
Connecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Obit.
Railroad.; and at .Bellair with Central Ohio
Railroad for Zanesville, Laucaster.oirclovil le,
Columbus and Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Saint
Louis and points west.
PITTSBURGH AXD CLEVELAND LINE.
eaves Pittsburgh...... 1.00 a. m. 12,50 p. iu.
do Wellsville - 4.20 " 3,00
do Bayard — B,lO '• 4,14 "
do Albano 6,43 •• 4,40 "
do Hudson. 8,00 " 5.42 "
Arrives Cleveland 9,13 " 6,30 "
connecting at Bayard with Tueearawas branch
Dr New Philadelphia and Canal Dever: at Ani
mus with Pittsburgh. Fort Itiarne and Chicago
Railroad at Hudson, with Cleveland. 7.anesville
and Cincinnati It It for Akron, Cuyahoga Falls
and Millersburg. and at Cleveland with C and E
RII for Erie . Dunkirk. and Buffalo. with C& T
It, it for Toledo. Detroit. Chicago and the not-a
wait
Wellsville Accommodation leaven at 4.00 p. in.
Returning Israins arrive at 2,30 a su, 0,15 a
liit3 and 8,00 p m.
ugn tickets to all prominent points in the
weeksouthwost, north or northwest, can be pro
attred at the Libertyy street depot. Pittsburgh.
JOHN STEWART Ticket Agent.
For further pardculars apply lo
WH.LIAM SW,WART, Agent,
At the Company's office in Freight Station, Penn treet.no27
1882. 1882.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND ASTER . MONDAY. MAY sth
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
- EIGHT DAILY TRAINS.
THE THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
leaves the passenger station every morning
(exeept Sunday) at 2.54 a n r stopping only at the
principal stations, and seeking direct connections
Vishiry. torßuttimorellud Washington, and
kg_ iv York via the Allentown route.
THROIR)11 EXPRESS TRAIN' leaves
duilyat3.o? p m. stepping only at_principal eta
ttostimating direct connection at Harrisburg for
Bal ore and Washington, and for New York via
Allentown route.
THS FAST LINE leaves the station daily.
(except Sunday) at 8,29 p. m.. stopping only at
principal stations, connecting at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Washington.
THS LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passen
ger Co 4 attached, loaves the passenger station
every morning (Sundays excepted) st GAO a. tu.,
running as far as Conemaugh, aWatopping at all
9 25 *
ACOOTHODATION TRAINS.
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION .TRAIN.
►eaves daily (except Standar) at 1443 v. m., ant
puts at all station; and running.** far as Cone-
Mash.
FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fur Wall's
Mathis leaves daily (except Sunday.) at6vlo s. tn.
ACIOOMMODATION . TRAIN ) tat
Wall's station kayos daily. (except a
11,90 a.
TM RD ACCOMMOD aiI ATION TRAIN for
Wall's station loaves dy. (eximpt Sunday) at
100 p. m.
_YOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
wall's station. leaves daily, (except & t wig) a t
p. m.
RETURNING TRAINS
ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS
....
.. .m.
.. m.
aat a.
Joimmumri . .... ....... .......Accommodatime WAIL m.
Wairs Station Aocommodation....-6•80 a. tn.
ald Wall's Station Amommodation......sos a. ma.
as WaWe Station Accommodation .1,115 so. mi.
4th Wall's Station Acoommodatiom-Als p.
iii`Tesias for Blairsville sad Indiana connect
t Blairsville Intersection with .Express and
Johnstown Awrourncdation East and West. and
also with Local Freight. Bast and West.
ThoTraretin . n pantie wi , j find it neatly to their
is ta itomiLvaat or Won. to travel by the
PriNNaYLvANIA itAILItOAD, as the wool
isodatimss now offered oionot be surpassed on
any other routs. The Brad is ballasted with
,tone, Dad is entirely free from, dun. ran
promise Safety, Speed . awl No.imfort to all who
1017 favor this Road with their patronage.
TO• FAR.II3
.•
•
trio ** •-•
4/Plsciageekeeked to all statical: on the Pmn.
'Phan% - Rabaul, and to Philadeliphls. Bou
illon sad_ New York.
_. . --
=lingers pure=re in cars will
be
.au nem :distinem tray
ekd is addition to the stadW rut* (meet from
stations when the eompany am no agent.
lilielidrei-la ease of loskLtilte Cons will
hold themeless reepomible kr
*Die. and kw an amount of
yea. IL—An Omnibus km hem iiMISTLId
'anew pamengereand
__no an&
• chaise not to es su omits 74 ;r1 aWL
sweimper and baum . _ .. ...
Bee tickets apsibi
At Penattat WirinVAUM Agy '
sad likaat stmts. Lim illgerfittatbli Ce
.danottptian Milt ar rebrousek atid_adtami4
it ... Fs carbon Olt at the Oaa rams am'
0422, *ELDON &
1114 Wnowl 04911%
13A152 MAUI AND iniaow mums
*so& Iss !OWN* Tr=y
ItAXEMOADS.
wingr magrfx VI. RIDER AND
RAILROAD. ...
INDIANAPOLIS AND. COCillililTl R. E. •
.
Connecting at Indianapolis with Terra Dame,
131 4W s
and Terra Dante sad ' rond. Soft . Louis
and Lafayette end - New Ala and
Salem and 3fienisin . i a d sfor eA _
GO. ROCK ISLPIA, - MON. and all
intermediate Pointe.. - • - •
Through Freight Train . to INDIANAPOLIS,
TERRE HABIT., 'LAFAYETTE and PERU.
Freights and passengers carried from Cincin
nati or Lawrenceburg in less time than by any
other tents by twenty four hours, land at as low
rates. The onlyrmd by °which s hipments can he
made from Cincinnati to the West, without break
ing bulk.
Consignments made to J. E. GIBBONS, Agent
at _Cincinnati, or W. B. CUTTING. Agent at
Lawrenceburgh. will receive prompt attention,
and no charge for COMMIIifeIOIR NO CR 4ROI: mot
DRAYAGE. OR COMMISSION AT LANTRENONSCRC. -.
For further information apply to THOMAS
RATIGAJN, (No. lid Water atroet,) agent of the
Company. who is prepared togive =ROUGH at
est era for passengers and freight to Indianapolis.
Terre Haute. Lafayette. Chicago._ Peru, Green
castle, Crawfordsville.Charlecton, Paris and Mat
toon. &e., &c. H. F. LORD. President.
JOHN F. CHEER, °amoral Freight A r,cnt.
mh3
1862. IMPORTANT. 1862.
8,50 p. m
ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR
SAINT JOSEPH,
And other points in Northern Missouri, the States
of games, or the Territories, should ilniSt en
having tickets that road by the
NORTH XLSSOVRI RAILROAD
The only rail route from Sf.LOIIiR 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 es any other.
Sir' Buy your Tickets to Kansas and all points
in Northern Missouri by' the North Missouri
Rail
road. ISAAC 11. STURGEON
Pres't and (len'l Supt. North Missouri R. R.
Hagar H. Simms& Gen'l Traveling Agent.
• elihrsse
UPHOLSTERING
UPHOLSTERY.,
NO. 85 FOURTH ST., NEAR WOOD.
MUTE ItIVIISCRIBERS MANUFA C-
I. TURE awl keep constantly on hand every
article in their line, Cornices, Ornaments,
Curtain Gonda, Comforts. Feather Beds. Mattm.es
of all kinds: also, the celehreted Patent Spring
Bed,. All kinds of Shaileei . tlinds and Fixtures.
44• Prompt attention given to all orders for fit
ting and laying down Carnets Oil Cloths ke.
octl7:lyil ItOilEitTS ROkNIGK.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
"fi 0 II AN G'S
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT,
AT TILE OLD STAND
CORNUCOPIIE RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
WY:fRE FAMLIES, MOTELS, RES
iIKANTS and. the trade gone ra lIF can
be supplied with Chespeake Bay Oysters, at the
lowest wholesale rates. Country trade solicited.
ELI YOUNG, Pmpriotcr.
Young's Eating Saloon,
CORNER VIRGIN ALLEY AND SMITH-
Oth:LD STREETS;
Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the
season will ho served up in the moat palatable
style. ELI. YOUNti.
Gold earner Virgin &Hay and Smithfield at
S A. V A GI- ausu.,
No. WO Liberty Street,
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,
SOHN s EAVAGEr Proprietor.
[MATING TANEN AND FITTED FP.
EN with all the modern improvements, this po ,
pular resort, the subscriber is prepared to accom
modate his old customers and the public gener
ally trith the best the markets affords. Oysters
erlif be served up in every variety of style, during
dieseason. His %Vines, Liquors and Ales he feels
confidant in recommending to the public for their
excellence.
Can, Bucket end Shell Oy3ter3 Teoeired daily
and sold wnolesale and retail. cal":lyd
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIA.MOND I
11-It)3. ei - Trrozv.• ProprleA s)r.
lIIMAVIND TAKEN AND FITTED It F,
1-1- at a great expense, with all the modern im
provements, this popular resort, the subscriber
is prepared to aettommodote his friends and the
publie generally, with the best the maritet
affords.
OYSTERS will be served up in every %at iety of
style during the season.
LIQUORS and ALES ho feels confident in re
oommending to the public for their excellence.
MEALS served up at all hours, and DAY
and NIGHT BOARDERS taken. ap4:ly
OUR 1-11.4DU5.V..
NO. 32 DIAMOND ALLEY,
PITTSBURGH.
TILE SUBSCRIBERANNOUNCES
to tha_publie that he is in daily receipt of
FRESH SHELL AND CAN OYSTEES,
Ace., and is prepared to accommodate the patrons
of this old and well known house with everything
in the eating and drinking line at the shortest
notice. JOHN SHAL E ft,
talUdy Proprietor.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
No.lll Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
LAKE AND EASTERN FISH,
nom PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
OYSTERS AND WILD GAME,
All it their Proper Season.
no 53 QEO. REINEMAN & CO.
MAMMON NOME; GEO.AUREATZ,
I.VA. Pro Astor; No. 344 Liberty etreetjust be
tide the r Deter of the Pennsylvania,
Railroad. which makes it the most convenient
house in. the city for yeseengem arriving by that
. •
The propnetor having, at considerable el
fitafitted tsp, in excellent style.. the MANSION
lL .wonM respeetfully sol icit a share of
=
patronage. Hie Larder and for will be
el with the hest the market can afford.
feLly
WIRES AND LIQUORS.
WILLIAM BENNETT,
IMPOSTER AND DEALER. IN
Brandies, Oordiale, Winer O ld Mononga
hela and Beatified Whiskey,
DO. 120 WOOD STREET. Pittsburgh
WILLIAM[ CLAXTON,
WHOLESALE AND MALL
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. 37 DiamontnAlley,
sear Woad street. Pit - Minsk Pa
aAirrataeal."B6 i fi a o=l? l ft r eltirel
Wolke. mhl6
I/MALLOW. OIL AND QBEASE
10 bbloTallow.
. 35 bids Grow
In Na irn and for Bal. Ur
F. SELLERS CO.
noN - Pons knot. Pittsburg&
THE MOST COMPLETE WHOLE
tab Jewelry
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WEST.
J. It. GARDINER.
aplo 62 FIFTH STREET.
KB"POLL BVTTER
-1 barrel Fresh Roll Butter
1 box do do Just reoeived by
express and braille iv
JAE. A. FETZER,
apa Qom, Market and Pint street.
AI/2410
10,00
9,50
0,55
7.411
dr I O.PAIVENICEPSIEIRIE AVING AS.
sociatad with as in the Rail Estate and Gen
eral ea
Agleam Besinese. B. B. CUTS
the
our badness tutu karma's be eanduoted
in the mune of S. OUTEBERT & SONS.
C0TYi11T.....3. L. COMM= 11., L otreause
wrangler a sorra, nicAliAllll"-
6.74 .. Niskand Chimera Comodela- e—;`
111 saAiirf Pittebarch. &tend to the
Ms of Real lbsooo. Collection of item Am sod
uttlosentof maul of POMO= deOlaied, Sid
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Llbstsserest. sondes, to lir*Wid. spa
pigmLwwi.
WINE
RELIANOE MUTUAL INSIJILiNOE
COMPANY,
a: E' P1111.A.3DE15P.111.4..
On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual, Mercbau
dim Furniture, ke., in town or
•
country.
sik'FICE hitS. 300 WALNUT STREET.
Crud' Capital, . 6Z19.510 00.
*meta, 8803.508 90.
Invested as follows, viz:
First Mortgagees Improved City Pro
perty, worth double the amount $155.605 00
Ground rent, first class 2.462 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 V cent.
Mortgage Loans. $30,000, cost 27.520 00
Philadelplsia city 6 Ts cent, loan 30,000 CC
Allegheny County 6 stX cent. Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loans 10,000 OW
Collateral loans. well secured 2.500 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage loan 4.(00 CO
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock 4,000 00
Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance
Company 24.350 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co L 650 (X)
Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00
Commercial Bank do 5.135 01
Mechanics' Bank do 2.012 50
Union M. Insurance Coll Scrip 160 00
Bills Receivable, business paper 16,297 18
Book Accounts, secured interest, etc.... 6,216 72
Cash on hand and in hands of agents.. 11,:e36 15
rks
CLEM TINGLEY. Preside nt.
DIRECTORS.
Clem Tingles. Samuel Bispham.
Wm. R. 'Thompson. Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown, William Musser.
Cornelius Stevenson, Benj. W. Tingley.
John IL Worrei, Marshall Hill,
11. L. Corson, 3. Lothrop.
Robert Tobin& Charles Leland.
Frederick Lennig, Jacob T. Bunting.
Charles S. Wood Smith Bowen.
James S. Woodward, John Bissell Piitsbunlh.
B. M. HENCHMAN,_gecretary.
J. GARDNER COFFLN Agent,
mybi Northeast corner Third and Wood sts.
S'IELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN.
IIUISURANCE COMPANY—INCORPORA
TED RI THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL
VAN ILA. OM. OFFICE. S. E. CORNER
THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS,
_PHILA
DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCE S on Ves
sels Cargo and Freight to all Nitta of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES on Goods, by Rivers.
Canals. Lakes, and Land Carriages. to all parts
of tho Union. FIRE INSURANCES on Mer
chandise generally. on Stores. Dwelling Houses,
DIRECTORS.—WiIIiam Martin. Edmund A.
Semler, The...whiles Paulding. John N. Penrose.
Jobe C. Davis, James Trar.quair, Win. Eyre, Jr..
Janies C. land. Wm. C. Ludwig, Joseph H. Seal.
Dr. It. M. Huston. Geo. G. Kutner._ Hugh Craig.
Charles Kelley. 'Samuel E. Stokes, J. F. Penistom
Beery Sloan. Edward Darlington_,_ H. Jones
Brooke. Sneerer At'llrain, Thos. C. Hand. Robert
Burton. Jr. Jacob P. Jones, James IL M'Farland,
Smiliwe P. /Byre. John B. ample. Pittsburgh. D.
T. l.shat., A. B. Berger. do.
WILLIAM MARTEir, President.
THOS. C. HAND. Vice President.
Harty leetaicas. Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
iett No. 6 IVaterstreet, Pittsburgh.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
F 111. VI .
Pllll E FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
1 COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.OFFICE:
NO. 435 Ilttfi 437 CHESTNUT STREET.
near Fiflh.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JAN. Ist, 1860.
Published AKrconbly to An Act cf AEsetnbly.
being•
First Mertgaktee, amply secured .. . ... 88
Real Estate. (present value $103.313
810 (met
Temporary Imr.us on ample (.7oilat
ter.nl Securities
Stocks, (present value 486,667
cost
Notes nod Bills Receivable
$ 9 9(18,051 63
The er, h pronta !reel pren,tiuma which t hlq cow -
puny can divide by law, are from risks which have
been determine.!.
Insurance...made on every de.icription of Prop
erty. in Town and Country, ht rates: ha low as are
eon.i.tent with ;courity.
Sin , .o thrir itworporation, j.nriu3 of thirty
year,, they have paid by t tro, to nn II tnnunt
eseeeding, Four Millions of 1)011ers, thereby - af
fording. evidence of the adruntnees of ILISUraIIf . A.
3.4 well si. the ability and di.position to meet with
promptne.a all
==MMI=I
DIRECTORS.
Charles W. Banelicr. Mordeoal D. Lewis.
17obia9 Wagner. David S. Brown.
zmtnnel Grant. !mac Lea,
Jacob R. Smith. Edward C. Dale,
George W. Riehardi,_ George Falai,
CHAS. N. FIANCEE!: President.
EDWARD C. DALE. Vice President.
Wl4. A. STEEL, Seeretaty pro tem.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
inyiti Northeast (tor. Third and Wood eta.
-
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSBURGH.
c RO KO I.: DA RSI E y President.
F. M. (JORDON. Soeretsry.
(.7:11,t. R. D. COCIIRAN, tleti'l Ageut.
No. 92 Water Area. (Sieng Cu's 11 arebnuse.
up ;airs) Pittsburgh.
Will insure against all kinds of FIRE md3IA
RINI RISES.
- .
A Homo Institution managed by Directors who
are well known in the comunn unity, and who are
determined, by promptness and liberality, to man
tain the character which they hare assumed, as of
fering the beet protootion to those who desire to be
insured.
ASSETS,
OCTOBER 30th. 146611.
Stock Aceouuvs 63. 140 00
llort,enfe 21,30 tlO
Office 'Furniture 250 00
Open Accounts, ete ............... 7,809 43
Caah 18,3.51 99
Premium N t otco 27,605 20
Nntes end Bills rtipenuntea 174,775 II
DIRECTORS.
R. Miller, Jr., James M'Anley.
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimick,
George Derain Wtn. H. Smith.
Chas. W. Rieketeou, Andrew Ackley,
Alegender, Speer, David .M. Long.
Rees J. Thom as John 11.11 P. BenCnnej. Bakewell.
• .
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES.
SAMUEL
Rte' Secretary.
WM. BAGALET. President.
OMee, Cor. of Market and Water Sta..
Insures against Lose and Damage in the Naviga
tion of the Southern and Western Rivers.
Lakes. and Bayous, and the Navi
gation of the Seas.
Ineareo against Lone
and Dasnage by Piro.
DIRECTORS.
Win, Bagaley, Jas. Park, Jr.,
Wm. G. Johnston. B. F. Jones.
Reese Owens, . M. Howe
B. Preston. tleorge Bin giam,
S. M. Kier, ohe Shipton,
Jas. M. Cooper. S. Barba
J. Caldwell, John S. Dilworth.
C. H. Zug.
mhalydti
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House.
Capital $219.100 ANON 111104.949.
WILL NANCE ALL HINDU OF IN.
SU RANCE, either Perpetual or Limited.on
every deaeription of Property or Merchandise, at
reasonable rates ofpremium.
ROBERT P. ICING President,
M. W. BALDWr is Vie, President.
DIRECTO
Charles Bares. E. bops,
E. B. English. Chew W. Brown.
P. B. Savory. Joseph B. Paul.
C. Sherman, - John Clayton.
S. .1. Materna 11. Willer.
F. BLACCEIIII,I. Seeretary.
J.O. COFFIN; Agent .
13 , 1:1, Corner Third and Wood street..
ST. FRANCE' COLLEGE,
UNDER ME OF THE. TRAMCAR BROTHERS
f 111111 INSTITUTION, arririTss
A. IN LORETTO. Cambria county Peemsyl
vanialonr miles from Cresson Station Station. on
the direct roars between Philadelphia sad Pitts
burgh, was chartered in 11158; . with priviliges to'
The
the =nal Collegiate moonH and Depose.
The location of the College e of the mot
healthy in Pennsylvania—this portion of the dllee
gheny Mountains being proverbial Pr its pure
water, braving air. andpieturesene
The Scholastic year commences on the /11411
MONDAY after the 15th of ATOUST, and end.
about the Sith of JUNE following. It is divide 1
into two Sessions. Students cannot return home
between the Seldom All the Apparatus neces
sary for Land illumine.. Entineering. Ate. jee.,
will be punishing by the Institution to the
Students.
. -
Instrumental and Vocal Mud° forms no emu
oharge. Students will be admitted from oigi t
years to the sea of manhood,
ai Thaits-!-Boud and Toitkwpayable half yearly
and us of
aid Modern Imaawei""iiirs=
sparosatum•mme._ Las
le
Ranumeme liiehoitt, ee. nbs
inhassur. to the. miaow Staaamizyjr,
1WICILIIMICIPARIlli:OMBRIS MOW
, roar tAndoll.lo , l -
their bowie, WNW
gaddier
sitaatid
'without &boy if you
THE: Minima. tritost
p,g;thi:,,i. Irsiandi7iißiOSOterLl.
Coif Alfa mad Weed Streets.
TERMS, U. PER • eitmtuni. m ADVANO4 . !:
. aS - Pfatired. by awriers 1$ cents per week.
RATES or ADVERTIOEM
Square.
t o bree ne time timw 50
111 20
one week . l 22
5110
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year
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12 00
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24 oo
ao eo
TEN ZIPMS makira square. About eight words
average a line.
Business notices, inserted on the local pave. ten
cents a line each insertion.
The Saturday Morning Post
Issued from the same - effiee every Satur,h+Y
morning.
SrTerzus $1 per annum, in advance
garlingle copies, ready for mailing, rivi: s
igilr Address JAMES P. BAER
Editor and Propri
Air Advertising at reasonable rates.
TUESDAY MORNING, NNE 17
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The History of a Chair.
A Berlin journal has the followingatrauge
tale, of Which it guarantees the truth:
An old woman, who lately died in the
hospital, left among other things a very
old arm chair of gothic style, and richly
decorated. In the sale of her effects by
auction, a foreigner paid as much as 5001.
for the chair, and surprise having been
expressed at his giving so large a sum, he
made this explanation : The chair, with
other things, was offered by the States of
Moehren to the Empress Maria Theresa,
and for many years figured in her boudoir.
After her death, it, by her express desire,
was sent to Queen Maria Antoinette, in
France, and afterwards was one of the
principal pieces of furniture allowed to Lou
is XIV, in the temple. The King's valet
de ehambre, Fleury, afterwards became
possessed of the chair, and took it to Eng
land, where it became the property of the
Prince Regent, and afterward the Duke
of Cumberland. The latter took it to
Berlin and there it was given to an up
holsterer to repair. The workman charg
ed with the job found secreted in it
a diamond pin, a portrait in pencil of a
boy, and a number of small sheets of paper
filled with very fine writing. The things be
appropriated; the pin he sold, and the por
trait and papers he gave to a watch-maker, a
friend of his. Although the writing was in
a foreign language, the watchmaker suc
ceeded in making out that it consisted of
series of secret and very important instruc
tions drawn up by Louis XIV for the Dau
phin, his son: the portrait being that of the
latter. The watch- maker whose name was
Naundorti, some years after gave- him
self out as Louis X VII, and produced the
papers and portrait. in question to prove
his allegation. After making some noise in
France and Belgium in which latter coun
try he pared by the name of Morel de
Saint Dider, this man died in 1849. His
son who called himself Duke of Normandy,
went to Java, in 1843. The Berlin work
man who discovered the documents natural
ly did not state how Naundorff became
possessed of them, but just before his death,
which took place lately, he made a fall
disclosure to his family. They found out
that the famous arm chair had remainedin
Berlin, and had come into possession attic ,
old woman: and they caused it lobe bought
in order to sell it, again in Austria.
1 rr2, 4 9. 5 :r$
89.796 61
1.821 00
27.919 33
A Touching Death Scene
A touching death scene from the battle
field it thus related by a wounded witness
from Ncwbern :
The Lieutenant was in advance of his
men in the bayonet charge, when a volley
front the enemy shattered his right leg
and the Captain's left. They were both
rethoved and laid side by side, when Will
iam called to the surgeon and said " Sur
geon, you must amputate my leg; I can
not stand this." The Captain tried to
persuade him not to have it removed, , but
he was determined, and said it must be
done. The Surgeon then administered
chlorottrm and amputated his leg. As
soon as the operation was performed,
William called for a cigar, and smoked it
very leisurely until the tire was very near
his lips. Then the surgeon came along
and inquired " flow do you feel now,
Lieutenant r to which he replied, " Very
comfortable, but I feel as if the stump of
a leg was on again and the toes were
cold. The Captain said it made him
shudder to hear William speak so cooly,
and he turned his head so us to look him
in the face. As he gazed at him he thought
his eyes looked strangely. At that mo
ment William sat up, and in a voice which
never sounded louder or clearer, shouted
to his uti4i " forward march,'' and fell
dead.
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1862. 1862.
$'46.51 7,;
ItPCORD • & CO.
HATS. CAPS,
STRAW GOODS.
BONNETS AND
SOAKER HOODS
• •
Wholosnic and Retail. • •
1W Wood Street.
PITTSBURGH.
FARE NOW DECIIIVINO A LADOE
Vir ADDITION to cur already Immense Stock
of lista Caps. Straw Ooods.Bonnets t Stmker Hoods
and Palm Leaf Hats. Merchants visiting our city
can buy from us at LOWER PRICES than in Phi
ladelphia or New York. ap29:2md
BOOTS AND SWORN.
AT NO. 89 MARKET STREET.
LOOK AT THE PRICES :
Ladies English Lasting Heel Gaiters for $l,OO
worth $1.25.
Ladies English Lasting Congress Heel Gaiters
for $1.25„ worth WM.
Ladies English Lasling Congress Heel Gaiters
$1 worth .0.
Ladies Fine French Morrooco Heel Boots for
worjh $1.62.
Uidies Fms Heat Comets Heel Boots for SUL
worth $1.75.
Ladies Fins Moroeco Slippers for 500.. worth 75,
Ladies Fine Hid Slippers for 750. worth $1.12
AU othergoodalapreportleia.
lAMBS ROBB.
Be Market :treat. near Market Holm.
a 24
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
won THE lIIPEEDE AND PENMAN;
JV ENT me of
GONORRHEA. ALERT. UB
tL
Discharges. Seminal Wooknas,liry
Eml f
11 1 ir r t tal 4.=an
Am, ems of_the Kid
neve sad Nladdea.
Which has bee- eel Isy upwards of
ONE HUNDRED 'PHYSICIANS,
in their rivet . prudes , with the entire
Ewe ' Cm*, OorAnui. Dirstrum. or any
eomposind thorns known.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS
•
are Owed, in adieu. apes: gaoling aeon in a
few da_ys. and whin a sure iselfeeted itis Darman.
eat TheY are prepared from vegetable . sawn
that are harndelsonthenrstion.sed_,
ate the stomach. or inum sa
nato • breath and
be' sugar anted, all tuesseous taste is avoided.
No e sage of diet is asnowny.whilst using them
nor does their action Interfere with Pur
suits. Each box oontaM_lit tricrO.
• PRICZ ONz DU
and will Be sent by sail. Volg-labl. b, a ad
vertised• Agent, on receipt audio DCO97.
None genuine without m 7 signature in the
wr llkYAN. Iteehrtr. N. Y Gael t.
wa
corner Market lo street end 4d.
anYhdawlyde • • •
BONNET*—
Cin;MIIEWS
A wholesalesisa o fsti p Straw .
Reits said tele x ..
closed m oat at mit wwwwwww ,
Now oven SW mtaapilmatilit b. ow• Retail De
partment.
• - BATON ; - MOWN kCO.,
j e w• ,• • r:lil•;41-Nlithissses.
lum Mown'
mon _
011111,11 COllllBBlll 11101ilf,
AND mime na
near, Urals awl all lauds .f Cocustry
Prodhlee, Wises mimanSte di Llo uses,
Claws, Tol.
Ali- Liberal advanoes made on oonsfununento or
HIGH WINES.
OFFICE AND WARENDOSF. 231 SOUTH SECOND ST
safielY PHILADELPHIA.
NEW. SPRING IMPORTATIONS
•
OF
.15 &. • AND .IEIONIiir WEAR,
Including Goods suited for
MILITARY PURrONES,
• Now in Store,
NO. 631 CHESTNUT STREET,
And for Sale by
DE COURSEY, LAFOURCADE do CO.
myl-Irnd
WM. BAIZE & CO
PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO: 15 SOUTH WATER STREET,
Philadelphia.
eh. Liberal advances made on consignments
whenrequired. myl-lyd
JOHN X XLLISON-WX P ELLIIIOX-RODNAN LIAISON
JOHN "B. ELLISON & SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSIIERES AND YISTINGS,
NO. 339 MARKET STREET,
(2d door below feurtbi)
myl:lyd PHILADELPHIA.
HURST Ik MAGEE—
Wholesale 13ruggirists.
NO. 825 MARKET STREET,
• PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS IN .
Paints, Oda Window Glass, Dye-stuffs, ic.. and
Agents for Kerosene: Ohio and Pittsburgh Coal
Oilu. Burning Fluid. Camphenk Tar, Pitch, Rosin.
Wagon and Railroad Grease. myl:3md
GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer
IN NVEUY DISCSUnTON or
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
610 CHESTNUT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
WITH
LONGiCOPE 4ar
MANUFACTURERS A IMPORTERS.
--OF -
MEWS FURNISHING GOODS AND
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
NO. 10 SOIITH FOURTH STREET,
tr01:1y 1 PHILADELPHIA.
CHARLES MAGEE,
Importer and alder in
Cloths, Cassitneree, &dinette,
Vesting., Tallore'Trimminge, &o,
255 MARKET STREET,
North Side. PHILADELPHIA.
toyl-lyd
FRIES & LEHMAN,
NO. 313 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
Jobbers in Cloths, Cassimeres, Festiva,
tic.,
Always on band a well selected Flock of Goode
suitable for the trade. myl-lyd
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO., .
I MPOILTIMS Or
WINES. BRANDIES, itc.,
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NO. 5 NORTH FRONT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA. splo:lyd
JAMES H. CHILDS.
HOPE COTTON HILLS,
Allegheny City. Pa..
r•NCCICIVILKII.B Or
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OF
COSNA:I3I/IterS,
12 Imam" to 40 Inchon Wide.
Woors may be left at 11. CHILDS & CO'B.
1.2 street. Pittsburgh.
S H H
to
.8 S.
girPine White, Plain and Fancy Flannel Un
der and Overshirts on hand. and mad. to order. on
shortest antics, at
8. WILLIAMNON'S
SHIRT FACTORY,
No. 47. XL Clair Stripes.
oe3l
LATE STYLES OF
SUMMER GOODS
117111 1 RECEIVED.
MR. BAML. CRAY
RINAII JEST INNTII7IIIINED FROM THE
East. and are now receiving mallard
stock of Goods f orthe &maw Wear. combining
together one of the choicest and most desirable
stocks to be found East. and take lusallal,Pride is
coaling the attention of our patrons and the üb
lio to an examinatioa of the same, which w ill be
made np to order in our usual sOloto the satisfac
tion of all who favor us with their
EIAML. 4311tAll i rra.
Merchant Tailors.
mill No. is Fifth street.
NEW GOODS I NEW 6100D1111
Second Arrival of
NEW SPRING STYLES
—A T
EATON, PIACRIIII & CO'S,
. Wee. 17 aid liti Flrth street.
Rib (tmat Braids.
td eeLn. B atton. ,
on. eta. for
ra&ldnewestMK end
end Len Seta,
alrel
kerchieS. Black Lem Onnedine and
Vide.
o r
niniss Yekskand : ' WU. -UAW
nee", etc., Ladies' gid 'a JIM. afore'''.
description. Gloves. hi ts, Bonnet Rib
bons. Kuehn :,Ckaakeg Cord. Chenille said
Bram its.
Another lot of " Orin DisPerie." (Minh
Skirts) Those who lavoniedithie aindmegegebee
it the nee ever made. The Quinton Mist" and
the "Flexure Skirt.' aro 'Mai it ei **AP Ot
attantkom
gentlemen's Franiabang Goode. rumShi=
Um, Tim, Suspenders...to._ of most d
aylee. A - fall msortummt of Fancy anklet and
Notlons.
Wholesale and retail buyers will Ind a lame and
xcellent lino of goods in even dspertmentst the
LORICK' PIAIIIMME PRIM VOlt
CO CMIZ.
arl4 EATON. JILACIUM & CO ., 17 Fifth it.
H. H. SMITH,
NOTARY PUBLIC
01 0 11011 AT MI
INTTSBURON POST, FIFTH STREET,
aim a.sr Wood
WILLIAM CARE & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Law itswi t ti m in
Bumwsutiri - . dbc.
DistMinitad 'Nolen la
FillE OLD 110101kUSSLA /AU WHINEY
*St 4 WM.
aft NI IlbiSIS
ryfl 40 17177.71 . Trail
DOUR wino big;
Nis reclaim simmin,
011ARTBILED 11. 1855.
OPIENDAILY. ISOM 9 TO 9 ONUILOILIK;
41 50 ..10,W 4412449,444 Saturday eegni ugi .
front Nag , L t to Boveintetr Ist. from 7to 9 o'clock
andfront November Ist to May Is t, from 4 to
receiveddellil lnit lens then Oxx'
Boman, and a dividend of the profits declared
twice year.hanne andDeonnber. Intt has
bankdeclaredgend-annaelly, Jtme and Deem'
bar smoe the Bank was organised, at the rate of sig
per cent. &year.
Intend, if not drawn ou, is placed to the
credit of .the depositor as principal, and bears the
same interest from the Ara days of. June and De
cember. compOunding twice a year, without
troubling the depositor to call or even to present
his pass book. Al this rate money will double is
lees than twelve years, making in the aggregate
MUT AND Ong-HALM Pit DINT. A TZAR.
Books containing the Charter. By-Laws, Rules
and Reculatsons, furnished gratis, on application
at the Office. .
GEORGE IDNT. ALBREE.
:vies raxasnasys.
John B. Mladden, Isaac M. Pennock.
John Holmes. John Marshall.
Alexander :3mA James B. D. Bleeds.
Beni. I. Fahnestook. A. M. Pollgek, M. D.,
James McAuley. Bill Burgwm,
James Berdnuus. Wm. J. Anderson.
TRUSTEIII.
Alexander Bradley. James D. Kelly.
John G. Backofen. Peter A. Madeira,
George Black. John H. Mellor,
John B. Canfield. Janie! Midle,
!dorm A. Carrier, Robert Robb,
Chalice A. Colton. Walter P. Marshall.
Wm. Douglas. John Orr.
John Evans, Henry L. Ringwalt,
Hopewell Hepburn. John IL Shoenberger,
Wm. 8. Haven. Wm. E. &Muerte,
Peter H. Hunker. Alexander Tiodie.
Richard Hays, Isaac Whittier,
Wm. B. Lavely, Christian Yeager
BRCIZTARV AND TIIICASCIiiit.
CHARLES A. COLTON.
NHouten & NOM, BANKERS
. and 13ellanis /linkers and Dealers in
Notes. Drafts, Acceptances. Gold. Silver and Bank
Notes. ruchante on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale. -
Collections made in all the cities throughout the
United States. Deposits received in par fan& nr
current paper. No. 3/ Market street. between
Third and. Fourth streets.
WC H. WILLIAMS at CO.;
BANKERS & EXORANGE BROKERS,
WOOD STREET, CORNER THIRD,
ALDERMEN.
__
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
ALDERMAN.
OFFICE: 451 Penuaßtreet. Fifth Ward.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE;
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages and other Legal
Writing Drawn. Acknowledgements Taken and
Bins Probated. npikly
AGRICITLTRA.L.
B. B. ROGERS dr
MANGTACTIMERS 07
Rogers' Improved Patent
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETII
AND
GRAIN DRILL Z'EETS.
OPTIC/Ls Owner Butler and Clymer
Streets. Ninth Ward.
5013:1a . PITTSBURGH. PA.
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FOR THE BALE OF
Flour, flruln Bacon, Lard, Buster.
lbriod emit an d Produce
Glefterau
Corner Merkel and Fleet Saimaa,
PITTSBITRGH, pa.
RIM TO—Franois G. Bailey,Esq. William
Dilworth, Sr S. Cuthbert & Son, P ittsburg h,
Boyd k Ott, keisker & Swearingen, S. Bray.
Nib. AL & H. Bank, List Howell,_3langle & Co.,
George W. Anderson. Donlon. Paxton .k Co.,
Wheeling. mys:..optf:is
APOW) HALLBILLIABDSALOON.
CRARLESOARDNERiwouId remind his old
friends and customers that he is still to be found
at his old etas APO LLO HALL, entrance on
Fourth street. e has always on hand the best
quality of Lager . and in connection with the
hall, a well appointed billiard saloon, with good
tables. balls and cues.
Remember the pla co, Apollo Hall. Fourth st.
near Wood. entrance from 'Fourth. isitkly
IT TOE WANT NONE GOOD NEW
Fruit or prepared Mines Meat, mixed and
all other kinds of Spices, cooking Brandy or
Wino, New Orange. Lemon and Citron Peel go to
Haworth & Brothers, in the Diamond. where you
will get anew crop of Fruit said lower then at
any other home in the city. Also a general and
tull assortment of Family Groceries. Teas, Whim.,
Brandies, and all other kinds of Foreign and
Domestic Liquors.
HAWORTH t BROTHER,
WA corner Diamond and Diamond alloy.
T. T. BCGIJIIN it CO.
HOUSE " SIGN.
—•!ND—
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
No. 2 St. Clair Street,
[ CORNER DUQUEt3NE WAY. second story. -
/WWI wcrk entitated to me will be neatly
- fad
promptly unman.
EATON. MACRII3II et CO
NO. 17 FIFTH STREET,
JOBBERS AND RETAILERS
-OF
Trimmhut ubroideries.
•
lroalery i
shirts,
Collars.
Suspenders, Skirts; Ties,
Sun and Rain Umbrellas,
Corsets,Ribbons,
Ruches, Hoods
And all kinds hum Articles and Notions.
118. Wbolsale buyers supplied on best terms.
EATON, IIIACRUM A CO.,
spNo. 771 1 111 k street.
42TrA>1OAT WRECK FOR SALE—
The week of steamer MESSENGER. now
Rims et the Marine litailweg consisting. of spll.
Boilers. Mosinee. Doctor, - N i gger . Bog Chains,.
Anchor Chains. &a. Apply to
CALDWELL k BRO..
nly3-bed No. - 6$ Water street.
ThigAPING: AND MOWING KA
-11110.0111.NEL% Hay /Daystars, Separators. Horse
Powers. Hay Balm Scythe% Forks. Spades. and
Farming ImpJamente generalls. constant', no
hand and for sale bs im4ru , • , .
A'Jt2,LONG.
Rix 127 Liberty street.
next door! to Hare'a Hotel"' • ing27
.
LiIAX O I I R ut TWO HIINOSED DOL.
AL /NAAS — N. Brotimindllitant Rosewood
7 metre roil* esried lee. rosad oorners,
fin iron. train Balswood .iame awl ,nount•
lass. facto ,Imaked Item&
. 1 03 4011 A IL M a illtait„lll N eed street.
. .
urassiariax a sera my air E w
Jiak:TQBZ W PlANol3—Another. nevi,* of the
ucei thiwen :Oehire Rosewood Moths, from
Brothers, NeerYork. Just received and
alegabbi • JOHN n.
, ors U Wood street.
Ve/11.11.4811.16 TIMIS= LANDS FOB
W
831:8-1515 Ames of choice land in 'Mc-
Kean month Pa.. at aboat % miles from the Al
loamy river. to which than is a good plank
roe* Sonvolsiont also to saw mills. schools do..
and Ma good_ nowbborhard. mile from
tho town of Corydon. The soil u `
good and there
ars marks* hmiketiorw of Petroleum. The land
will be .old ow hireable towns, and part pay
taken in Carbon c t ra i: disbud. There is shun
dings dow, Bas. to. Persons looking
for 01l or good U mber lands , will find the
above worthyof attention.
8. CUToBl3l3_jk 130N8,
'MS . 81 Market street.
riIIIILICNOTON MIBUSII3I.
Jur SO &imam Ibislink= Ihniiis to arriv•
thisikyag for ado kr
. : RAWER & BROS.
" Nie.l2/swil33 Wood Amt.
Timms inueLieVii
;vanillin' /NO ENAIII 1111ARENOUSE,
irsowIIIIDIMAL ST. ALLIKINENY.
u its bauxites. win receive
As Orlon sea be left the nos
: JA.ll.Bft 71WD.
Was . • . - "Pm
WAQIXQ ! Lin . l,.. 4m Asz: ma.
.rigaggkams
. /31.611UW
•-a -0.1f r a
• • "h ) r A
MM.
IIEoCALEONT & • I' fr
, r,
Arr•kozikvilris
FRANKLIN, VENANG: miiiiwhws oo.,,
atAklsd
H. W.PATTZIIIIOIIeIiO4,OOIII-
PATTERSON & DAlllOlr.
ATTORNEYS AT 'LAW
KUHN'S LAW BUIL011118; •
Diamond Street, near arneds .
$4:13 , • PrITSBUROO
• B. F. LUCAS, - - •
•"
ATTORNEY' AT ILAW:`••• . .
OFFICE, NO. 72 MUNl' .. .Stitt'
(Three doors beloei
Iny 3 :IyPIITBSDSq~ Yl..
ATTORNEY AT MILW,
OFFICE, NO. 135 FOURTH SIN
J. O. 14.A.NCOCIA,
NO. 78 GRANT
PITTSBI7IIte*.
A CIL; SURGEON D NINEIST.
suceesror to G. W. Riddle, No. 144 . &deka
field street.
sir 0111 co hours from 8 to 1 o'clook and fruit!
to 5 o'clock.
IRON MMTFAMMIRIL
AtERICAN IRON WMCII,
Jonah; ork Laaghitaa s
mAxmarcragai ' 1'
IRON AND N.A. XX. NO D
JUNIATA AND COMMON NNW NNW.
Laiilll . B Patent Shafting, Piston- Ink nitwit.
- wAßEuotraEs.
ti 3 Witter Street and lad 140.11 s
PITTSBURGH,
And corner of Franklin and South Watu,
Chicago.
PITTSBII3II, PA
Jous...Jom L. BairD—Wit...
PITTSBURGH STEEL' 'WORKS
Jost% -11071148 s
A NV FACTVISEIIa OPCAn
/AA S'pring. Plow, and AB Stool
and AXLiik corner Ron and First
__Manolk,
no2l.:is PITTSBURGH. ft. -• •
.1. D. FACZINER IL attar.
ILITLYRNITURE IFOII CASIIII—A A
SORTMENT of Pittsbnnth mkt
FURN [TURF, embracing
BUREAUX.
ROOK CASES
iVABDROBEEL
and eV ery artide needed in a well farniabaddird
lmc, as w&1 as a fine assortment of „,.
OFFICE FU IIITII=Z,
Constantly on hattd and made to aid*. As des
only terms on which business is don* at fildi
lishruent is for CAS if, prices are made
hwy. Persons in want of anrthisi
line :rould he advantaged 1)y callinfat ' •
LACK MLR
No. lOw Smithfield strick bilkowiittle..
ii:e4-15
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
NEW DRUGGEM
NEW BRUSSELS CA-11,P401"
4 '4
wT Theae have just beaurecaiyed_agjaaa 0
thn LATEST AND RICHEST PATTHEM at
the lotreFt.prices. ,
W. ItIVIINTOCK..
NEW' CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ie.
771 " C A U •;.
No. 87 - Fawn' StroN.
EIVEVIOUS TO THE L&1
..11, advance in prides, of which the Mot au
ventage is offered in purchase FOR, jeti,
Kit Nati: l M BUILDER &
is Duquesne Way, near the Point, win Tasks
to order, and, warranted as. good a ten be
made, the following machinery, vie: Stem
Engines, Turning Latisal, for wood and iron;
Plansts,,for wood and iron: Drilling Martalliegg•
Homen and Tobacco Screws; Patent. •
Medal Machines, in the best,manner., ' *?'"
Pullics and Bangers, of all - thee-and
Screws, of any diameter and pitch, to
in length. Will also make, , and lump"
Doctor and Niggul Engines. and Disk
Etentabont.. we. Lathe inheare and • leltP " •
ing done to order; can plane 32 tortes. Wiiiisocr
feet 6 inches long. •
All Orders Promptly Filled ad Illendssio
Solicited.
IV. B.—Particular attention and Pit/ft
given to repairs on Printing Aroma
Alachinos.
SMITH, PARK ac-IX) ',"‘'.''
NINTH WARD POUNfIRr
lIMENOIIea. PA
Warehouse, No. 349 rust sad LW
Manufacturers of all sizes aad 411‘
COai Oil, Retorts and stab. Gas , ' 1
Sad Iron Dog Inn% WagoitilosiK .
sala.
Putties, Hangers and Complis s - - -I ' , _ 7-tvr:ii. •
Also .fobbing andlifashinsPitianWsl*Tfilii!,
seription made to artier. • - . -!,., 1 ,, -..,:-:.
Roving a complete machine den, •
the Foundry, all Ilersreari fitting , will,. ,
attended to _
OiMHCIENIX LOOKING GLAMOR*.
TARE PMANL . 3IE4LIEWP
NOS. e2l EAST TWENTY I_ *
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173 & 173 GRAND STREET k Egg (.4 1
STREET. Established RR ' , NEW cf
.tablishrdlo3. This Establish:Mit
suceessful operation kf . years, and is •
of the kind make United Stides,. bin OK
hand or manufiictured to order eve ry
of LOOKING. GLASS. PI 1 I '
TRAIT FRAMES. Plain •• ' I
Wall, Oval and Mantel Glass,
vices, Base and Bracket -Tablet'
Slabs, Toilet Glasses, etc.. •
Mouldings for Picture Frame sae
ble fort ransportation. either_ "
wad Oak, Asbrot.:Birdsesv.•
newManufactory and emissive
us to fomish any artielelm a lkes! MON
bew and as elarp as the
DEALERS ARE INVIT - 11 'TO CALL 111)01.
us when they vide New York.Wr.elikkesit
able to supply them with every arnelallf
which they can powdblY sk rksinkrig
than they can pnrohaseelewhere.
Orders by emit offended eo with sissesidnesa , . Df
no:Atilt° call when yak viva Nat Yea.. . •
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Jacobs. R. P. Sterling , Capt. W.
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L. BRAOKENBIDGE,
Prrmozai. PA.
ATTORNEY. AT LAWg
FURNITURE.
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73 Plecas
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HUGH X. BOLE.