BAIKBOASB. ISOS. ?38|15. „ISL©»... PITfSBGME If. WAYNE&GIICAfiO BAILWA F, TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST. SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WESt. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Commencing May sth, 1862. Time to Cincinnati as ruick. and to Indiaonpotis, flt. Loais and Chicago shorter than by any other route. WESTW AED TRAINS. Fast, Line. Moil Leavas Pitteburth.~..l,OOa» m. 7.10 a.m. 12,50 p. m. Allegheny 1,10 a. m 7,20 a. m, 1,00 p. m. Arrives Cr«et1in©......5,20 a. m. 5,20 p, m. 8,30 p. m. Ft. Wayn0.».2,10 p. m. 2,25 a. in. Ctueag0........5,35 p. m. 8,35 a. in. FOB COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS Leaves Grestime 8.-W a. m. 7,36 p. m. 8,90 p m AriritrM st Colwnbus_ll,SO a. m. 10.19 n m i&» £• “• 5,40 P a.m St Louis..... 8,35 a, m. 9,00 p. m* FOR INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS. * Leaves Cratiine...„B.so a. m. Ammat Indianapolu.63o p. m. 5,45 a.m. *• 6,45 p. m. of ** “ irou to Chto*S° without change , time to Cincinnati is tho same !u by oloubenvilie. Train? on both Roads meet ut Rumbus, and passengers al! go into Cincinnati EASTWARD TRAINS ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGH. Chioago Express 2,00 a. m Chioago Mail 3,1© j>. m Cincinnati and St. Louis Express ..7,45 p. m ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Federal street Station, AUeghony City. 4 Leaves Arrive Leave Arrive Allegheny New Brighton Now Brigton Allegheny 0,00 e m 10,40 a m 5,15 a m 6,50 aru l*fipO m 1,50 pzn 6,45 a m 6,50 ain 4,40 p m 6,45 p m 12.20 p m 2.00 p m 6*50 p m 8.15 pm 3*2© p m 5,00 n m MARKET TRAIN. 1 Leaves Alliance at-.- 5,30 n in Arrives at Allegheny at 10,30 a! in’ LeaAUegheay at 3,10 p. m AmveafrtjAlHwpce &,©© p. m * ISvTnuis are run by Coiambus time, which U 1» minutes slower than Pittsburgh time. Tickets good on the accommodation and market trams are sold at reduced price?. The6|3o p m accommodation train oonnects at New Brighton with packets for New Castie. T trough trains connect as follows: At Enon, with stages for Now Ca-rlc, Mcrccr. Youngstown. Ac. At OrrviUo, Ohio, to and from Millcrsburgh, Akron, Cuyahoga Falls, etc. At Mansfield, Ohio, for Mount Vernon, Shelby. _ Saadusky, Toledo, Detroit, etc. At Croat line, for Dels ware, Springfield, Columbus, Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Saint Louis, Louisville, etc. At Lima, for Sidney, Detroit, Dayton. ToJe »•: etc. At tort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette, .Ind., Saint Louis, Quincy, Keokuk. St. Joseph mid iutermc cuate points in Central Indiana and Illinois At Plymouth for Laporte. And at Chicago, with trains for all.points in liH npis, lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota, ror farther information ami through tickets apply to. GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket A?'t. . . _ Station, Pittsburgh, A. Q. C ASSELBERRT Agent, Allegheny. General Saperintendeut, - WM. P. SHINN, General Passenger Agent fILEVCLAXI). PITTSBURGH AAl> WHEEUF6 KAIIROAO. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On and after MONDAY, MAY 3th, 1H62, Trains will .leave the Depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad, m Pittsburgh, as follows: PITTSBURGH, COLUMBUS A CINCINNATI SHORT LINE, VIA STEUbMvTLLK. Leaves Pittsburgh.-... { 1,00 a. m. 12,50 p. m . do Steubenville-. I 4,00 “ 4,00 1 *• do -Newark. I 9,50 " 10,15 do Columbus 11,10 “ 11,45 *• Arrives Cincinnati ( 4,20 p.m. 5,40 u.m. * SLlLouis j 7.50 a. m. 6,46 p ui* ,No change of ears between Pittsburgh and Cin oianS*. Splendid sleeping cars attached to all night trams. _ PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE. Leaves Pittsburgh 1,00 am 6,10 am I i 12,50 pm Wellsnlle 3,00 •• n,i i•* 3,03 •* Steubenville.-4.00 *• 9,16 •• 4,00 “ Wheeling .4,51 •• 10,23 ** 4,53 *• Arrives Bellair 3,05 •* i 0,40 “ 5,05 •* Connecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.land at .Bellair with Central Ohio Rulroad for Zanesville, Lancaster, CireleviUe, Columbus and Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Saint Louis and points west. PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE. _ Rttshargh-.,.' 1,00 s. m. I 12,50 p. m. do Wellsviile 4,25 ** 8,00 ** do Bayard 6,10 ** [ 4,14 do Allianc 0,43 ** | 4,40 “ do Hudson - 6,00 " ! 5,42 “ Arrives Cleveland 9,15 " [ 6,30 M 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 R II for Akron, Cuyahoga Fn 11* and Millersburg, and at Cleveland with C and E RR for Ene. Dunkirk, and Buffalo, with CAT R R for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and the north west. WellsrilloAccommodation leaves at 4,00 p. uj. Returning Trains arrive at 2,30 a ni,9,lf»a m, it,33 ana K,OO pm. - Throagn tickets to all prominent points in the west, southwest. north or northwest, can be pro cured at the Liberty street depot. Pittsburgh. _ L JOHN STEWART, Ticket Agent, hor further particulars apply to _ A4J . „ WILLIAM STEWART. Agent. At the Company’s office in Freight Station. Penn street. n 027 1862. HDHXEB ABRANfiEMEST. OH AND AFTER MONDAV, MAY sth PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. EIC3IIT DAILY TRAlx\§ r|WE TBROCCSH If All. TRAIN M. leaves tile passenger Station morning (exceptSunday;at 2,50 am. storingonly at'ihe principal stations, and makin' .irect connection? at Harrisburg forßaltitnor 1 ' A Washington, and for New York via the AV own route. TI»B THROUGH F* RBSS TRAIN loaves daily atS»oop ni, 8* -.ng only at principal sta- making dire .junectlon at Harrisburg for Baltimore and Wv-nington, and for Now York via Allentown roc^ TSE FAftt LINE leaves the station daily, (except Sunday) at 8,30 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 9,30 a. m., naming as far as Conemangh, and stopping at ail stations. ACCOMMODATION TBAIJfS. , JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, lance daily (except Sunday) at 2,45 p. m„ stop ping at all stations and running as fur as Cono mauch. FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's station leaves daily (except Sunday,) at 6,40 a. m. SECOND. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's station leaves daily, (except Sunday) ut 11,00 a. m. THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall’s station leaves daily, (except Sunday) at 4,00 p. in, FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall s station, leaves daily, (except Sunday) at 0,10 p. m. BETUKHI.trO TBAISS ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS: S*?™® .12,as p. in *“Jy: - - ...12,05a. m. Johnstown Accommodation 10,(19 a. m. Itt'Wall’s Station Accommodation 0,30 a. m 2d Wall’s Station Accommodation 9,39 a. in. 3d Wall’s Station Accommodation 1,09 p. in. 4th Wall’s Station Accommodation. ...4,l3 p. 49*Trains for Blairsrille and Indiana connect at Blairsrille 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 iP.&CS&jI going Bast or West, to travel bytho PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, as the accom modations now offered cannot bo surpassed on any other route. The Road is ballasted with stone, aim is entirely free from dost. We <*»n promise safety, apecd. aud Comfort to all who may iavor this ltoad .with their patronage. Villi TO MEW YORK 3,5.50 PHILADELPHIA." lSo» IIARRISBURO dWßMnieeheckedtoSllrtationson the Penn sylvania Hailroad.and to Philadelphia, Balti inoraaadKewYork. RPrUnhien purchasing ticket* In care will be charred an excess according to distance trav eled in addition to the station rates, except from stations where the company has no afent. NOTICE—In ease of loss, the Company will hold themselves responsible for personal baggage only, and tor an amount not exceeding 81007 a. B.rtn Omnibns Line hae been employed to convey panengere and bantam to and from the depot, at a charge not to exceed 23 oents for each pamenger and baggage. For tickets apply to JT, STEWART, Agent, At the Penns. R. R. Passenger Station on Liberty and Giant streets. no?S Ar*TICE7«Aa FIXTURES OF EVERT It . description regilt or rebronxed. and altered to Ran fsrtea Oil at the Gas Fittinr and Plnmbinf shopof „ WELDON A RKINEKE. IddWewlotreetnewSft Base bales asd vnuw bats for sale br BOWN *-TETMnr je7 138 WoodstreeA OAILHOADS 4»v RAILROAD* INDMMPOLIS MO CINCINNATI R. R. toMStoS®- and all and at aa low jjjjfc rea £ shipments can he inwmdk m *' uwiiuift * l to the West, without break- Con»ipnnent3 made to J. E. GIBBONS. Agent at Cincinnati, or W. 11. CUTTING, Agent at Lawreacoourgh, will receive prompt attention, and no charge for comrai&don; so oiiAitaic ron DUATAGJE OR COMMISSION’ AT La WHENCEUnUfI. , For farih°r information apply to THOMAS RATIGAN, (No. 115 Water street,) agent of the Company, woo is prepared to give tuiiougii ke ckipts lor passongers and freight to Indianapolis, Terre Hauto, Lafayette, Chicago. Peru, Grccn eastle, Crawfordsvilie, Charleston. Paris and Mat toon, Ac.,<fcc. 11. F. LORD, President. JOHN F. CHEEK, General Freight Agent. mhS 1862. IMPORTANT. 1862. 8,50 p. m. ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR SAINT JOSEPH. points in Northern Missouri, the State? of Kansas, or the Territories, should insist on having tickets that read by the NOItTII HINSOFRIHAItItOID Tho only rail route from St. Lou:? to St. Joseph. It is the shortest and quickest line by thirteen spurs to the remotest point reached by jail, and is always as cheat* as any other. * . Buy your Tickets m> Kiuihis and all points in Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Kail road. ISAAC 11. STURGEON, Pres l and Gon’l Sunt. NdHh Missouri R. It. Ukmbt IL Stumomb, Gen’l Traveling'Agent clilMHi UPHOLSTEBING. UPHOLSTERY, NO. 85 FOURTH ST.. NKARWOOI). Twe suu.H4ita;ti;Etsi .hasuimc. : TURE and keep constantly on hand every article in their lino, vix: Cornices, Ornaments, Curtain Goods, Comforts, Feather Reds, Mi.ttrases of all kind*; also, the celebrated Patent spring Beds. All kinds of Shade*. Blinds and Fixture. 49?“ Prompt attention given to uli order* for lif ting and laying down Carpets, Oil Cloths, .to. nct!7:lyd ROBERTSA ROiiNIUK. HOTELS AND BESTAUBANTS, Y O IMM «•’ r*i WHOLESALE OYSTER OEPOT, AT THE OLD KTANIt CORNUCOPIA RESTAURANT, NO. 40, FIFTH STRFTST, Whew; i attir.ii *, Hour;. K9 :h- TAURAJiTNitnd tiletrade sre.iM illy i-an bo supplies! with Chespeako Bay Oy.-;il ib,» lowest wholesale rale*. Country trad*- :u;i-.-ii**d. ELI YOU!v.i, Proprietor. Young'* Kalustii, CORKKK VlltlilN AI.LKV FIELD STREETS; Where OYSTERS aikl r.M the ..f ihu aeoson will be aurveil ujj in iho :uo.-:t stylo. ELI Yol'NiJ, ocl-J corner Virgin alloy ami SmiihiieM j.:. S A VAGK iIoIT S i: , No. 350 Liberty Street Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot, JOHN SAVAfiK; Pritprictcr. Having takes avd fittku 11*. with all the modern impruvvmvm.-. ihU po pular report, the suh-orilwr i- pr.'p.ir.-’1 modatc his old customers and the public cenor ally, with the bust the markets aULnl.s. uv!er« will bo served up in every variety of .-tvle.duritig the*eu*oiu Ilia Wines. Llquorr and Ale* he f.vls conlident in recommending t*.» tho public 1' *r their excellence. Can. Bucket and Shell Oyster* received daily andaold wholesale and retail. nty^elyd SEETIN’S OLD STAND, IN THE DIAMOND, TilOS. HJ'rorVXt:, J'roin lclar. HA VINO TAKKX A.VI> rSTTED fP. at a great expense, with all the modern im ■ provementa, this popular resort, the auh-vriber l* prepared to ncooimnodotc hi* friends and :hc public generally, nith the tho market afford*. OYSTERS will b« served up in m cry o: style daring the kcosow. TilQroßS and AT-ICS he feel- confident in re commending to the Public lor c\. «-llcn'*e. served up at all h-mr*. .«nd I>AY end NIGHT BOARDERS taken. apt lv oun iiousio, NO. 32 DIAMOND A L LEY, I'lTTSi'iritlr-11. SSillE MBSir.lili:!! AWIM’M ES JL to the puhlicthathe is in dailj' r*v**ii>t ot FKESII SHELL AN'i) CAN OYSTKHS, tiA.ML, Ac., and is prepared t«> ;nu patrons ot this old ami well known b«»u*« with ovorvtbjjii: inthoonting and drinking lino at the -f:.irt»:*t uotioe. JtjdiN SHALKK, ja!0:ly Proprietor. E A'. < ’ K, SI OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE, No. 11l Wood Street, Pittsburgh wugi.esale and retail dkai.kp.m is LAKE AND EASTERN FISH, FRESH PHILADELPHIA AND liALTI.MuIu; OYSTERS AND WILD HA.ME, All in Fropor Nnwun. no2b EG. HKIXKMAX .V. go. ]t|ANSIOSi IiOUNK, (illO. AI SUIM Z, Proprietor; No. 3-1-4 Liberty sirooLjust be side the Passenger I)cpr» of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which inakos it the most convenient house io the city for passengers arriving by that road. The proprietor having, »t considerable ex pense, fitted up. in excellent stylo, tho MANSION HOUSE, would respectfully solicit a share of public patronage. Ills Lnruer and liar will be furnished with the best tho market can afford. fel:ly WIHTSS AND I.IQUOBS. WII.I.IAM itIEVKTT, mroiiTEß Ajrn uealhii in Brandies, Cordials, V/ines.Old Monoga hela and Eeotified Whiskey, NO. 120 WOOD STRF.KT, Piiobarijli fe22:6m W11.11.1A91 CLAYTON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT, No. 37 Diamond Alley, near Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. _ Always on hand, Blaekberrv, Cherry and Cognac Brandies, Old Monongabola Ucclifteil Whiskey, &o. m hlG Tallow, oil and cikeake -10 bbls Tallow, 25 bbls Urease; In store and for sale by h\ SELLERS A CO. po2n Penn street. Pittsburgh. rgiHE HOST COMPLETE WHOLE -M. sale Jewelry ESTABLISHMENT IX THE WENT. „ J. K. «AK»INEK. »pl<) m FIFTH STREET. Roll 1 barrel Fresh Roll Butter; Ibox do do just received by express and for sale by ac2l „ „ JAS.A.FETZER, Corner Market and First street. CO-PARTNERSHIP— If AVI NG AS. eociated with ns in the Real Estate and Gen eral Commission Agency Business; tt. B. CUTH BERT, our business wfll hereafter be couducted in the name of 8. CUTHBERT & SONS. s. CUTQBERT .8. L. CUTHBERT B. B.OUTHBKRT CUTHBERT * SONS, BEAT* EB - and Genoral Commission Agents, ol MARKET STREET, Pittsburgh, attend to the sale of Real Estate, Collection of Rents. Ac., and MtUeznent of estates of poisons doooaion. . ap2 SOARITOIE 25 BARRELS POW dered Soapstone received andibrsale by mri HENRY U. COLUMNS. 2|£<COUI>I>ANA’S tIHOE SAKE THIS fBHUUa* LOSS, WHOLESALE JD ■« > a.Sts*||l JHjstssslasJl Kmtisf iwiiwiltM. rsl ImpknaaS,Siirn,nHfMd ÜbsHiteMt Mtte HOMO'S SoM,. a»» '^BSfSt7S&lf6E BY THIS BELIAHOE MUTUAL INSUBANOE COMPANY, OP PHItADELPHU, On Butldinga. Limited or Perpetual, Merchan dise. Furniture, Ac., in town or country. OFFICE MO. SOR WALNUT MTBEET. Cnsta Capital, •22»,sia 00. Aiueta, *300,000 M. Invested as follows, viz: First Mortgage nr Improvod City Pro perty. worth double the amount $155,605 00 Ground rent, first class 0,462 50 Pennsylvania Railroad Co’s 6 cent. Mortgage. Loans, *30,000, cost 2T.900 00' Philadelphia city 6 t» cent, loan 30,000 00 Allegheny County 6 *1 cent. Pennsyl vania Railroad Loans 10,000 00 Collateral loans, well secured 2.500 00 Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain . Railroad company, mortgage loan 4,000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock 4,000 00 btock of Reliance Mutual Insurance Company 24,350 00 Stock ofCounty Fire Insurance C0......* I,’oQO 00 Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00 Commercial Bonk do 5,135 oi Mechanics* Bank do 2 012.50 Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip ]f,o 00 Bills Receivable, business paper 16 297 IS Book Accounts, secured interest, etc.... 6 216 72 Cash on hand and in hands of agents.. 11,385 15 CLEM TINGLEY. pJSft. o'’' 0 '’' DIRECTORS. C'cm Tinsley. Samuel Bisphaw. Win. K. Thompson. Hubert Steen, Frederick Brown, William Musaer. Cornelius Stevenson. Benj. W. Tingley. .iohn R. AVorrcl. Marshall Uilf. 1.1,. Car-011, : Z. Lothrop, Rohm 1 loland, _ Charles Leland, Frederick Lenntg. Jacob T. Bunting. Charles fa. IV ood Smith Bowen. James S. Woodward, John Biaaell. Pittsburgh. ,* M H™CUMAN, Secretary. ~ „ J, GARDNER COFi'IN, Agent, myl'i Northeast comer Third and Wood sts. Delaware shtai. safety in. SItttAMVECOMFANY—INCORPORA TED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNS YL \ANIA. 1533. OFFICE,‘S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS, PHILA DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Vca rSfV P lrt -1 of the worhi. INLAND INSURANCES on Goods. by Rivera Lantua. Lakes. and Land Carriages, to all parts of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES on Mer chandise generally, on Stores. Dwelling Houses. •KC. DIRECTORS.—W illiam Martin, Edmund A. fhcophiluspAulding, John N. Penrae. John C. D:tvin, .(nine* Tranqunir, Win. Eyre. Jr.. Jamcu C. Hand, Win. 0. Ludwig, Jo-enh H. Seal, S, r * **• ,-Mp lo S* {ico ' ,V* Hugh Craig, Charles Kelley, Samuel L. Stoke*, J.F. Peniston. Henry Sloan, Edward Darlington, U. Jone« Brooke, Spencer Mil vain, Thos. C. Hand. Robert LnrMu, Jr.. JacobP. Jones, Jurno* B. M’rarland, Josuott P. u-yro. John B. Semple. Pittsburgh, D. i. iis-tfr-s. A. 15. Berger, do. WILLIAM MARTlN,President, u THOS. C. HAND, Vice President. i>aK»v Lti.uvrn, Secretary. P. A. MADEIRA. Agent. J* l No. «5 Wfttcrstrcet. Pittsburgh. IMOEMNITY A6AINST LOSS fin k . MtAXKI.I* PIRK IXNITItAXI’E V t ■'* VOFPmLADELPIIIA.OFFICK* ND. 13.5 nml 437 I'll ENTNUT STRUPr near Firth. AX 1» SMITH CTATKMKST OK A!*KT* J AX. Ut. 1 unli‘hr.l Acrccahly 1.. An A.-t „f Assembly, bcinir: first Mort«it«jy, uiiii'b* sooure*i il.RMrt SA Heal value :-:l U.) oOrt Tc:nj‘oraiy Loans «»n i<iu|tle _ U-ral Sevuritica 39 J 35 Stovkf*. ii«re.-ent value * ‘ ' fly »fl,» Notes and Hills Receivable iV'l (»i L ™ h !. zwia :tt .... . , , $2.3M,051 68 I ric only profit- from premiums which thin com pany divide by law, tire from risks which bar© uc-t. n, tenumed. ip'-itniMoo-mjplor.n every description of Prop i r;y. in l own and Country. at rate; os low as are oou-L-dontwith security. . t«inc*e_ lueir incorporation, a period of thirty yean, :ncy have paid !•►-««* by Fire, loan amount exoccuing J our Miliums of Dollar’, thereby al ic.ratr.j: eviocrscuot the Hilvautavee of Insurance, il- well as the ability and disposition to meet with pror.iptnes* nil liabilities. L-vv.es paid during the year 1336,962,153 36. DIRECTORS. £ h [*- r,<V! J V - RanvW. Monlecal IX Lewis robins Wagner. David S. Brown ramuej t.rant Uaae Lea, Jacob K. Smith. Edward 0. Dal*. George W. Richard* (ieorgo Fal#w ub I'reridont. . hDW AKD t.. DALE, (’ice President. '» v. A. NrRFi.. Secretary pro tem. .1. tJAHDNKR COFFIN’, Agent. N"rth' a-«t :*or. Third and \Vood <f». WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NTTSBlilUill. onoum: darsik. lv^idor-t. .» r ..i-.;V* ntIUDON. I'evrotar)*. t-apt. It. T>. COCHRAN, rien'l Agent. N-. V ater street. rHpaug J: <V« Warehouse, up Nt:ur«P I’ittsburKh. RINK RISKS 1 *””I*' 1 *' ■’ l " ki,lJs ° r rIRK " nd MA ‘ A limn In*rlruti..n mannge.! hr Director, who are well krown in trie e.-.mmmumtv, and who arc ueLcrtnlfced. by promptnessun.i liboralip)*, toman ta»n the character which they have assamni. Hf ..f -teriugthe heft i>ro?ii>•: to those who desire to be m^ur^l. ASSETS, OCTOBERSOIb, 1H«I. JL.cl: Aunt! { 63.0.0 HI Mprtroyo.... s.Mi t» OjK*n ArfHiint.*, on* * 43 £ ,u,h . *■■■■ '..~Z ls'.AM W rretaiiun Note*. 77 3) Note-* and I'ilN 174*1 (75 n ss*s,2r»i 7t) , DIIUXTOKH. ‘V -yiNer Jr James M'Aulcy. NatimnjfJ UohneH, AlexanderNimirk IjeorscWm. H. Smith. Cha.=. >V. KiokoDoo, Andrew Ark ley Dnvul M. Hn<s ,!. lhiima- Henj. UakewoTl, John It. JM’Cuiie. CITIZENS’ INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH fN.snilKS STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES. \v\\ liirii v\ r Secretary. »»M. IL\(»ALL\. Pre&ldent. OAlc«, Cor. or Anrkrt and Water Mt«., In. c urcw ncain.«t Loss and Damage in the Naviga tion of the Southom and Western Rivers, Lakes, and Bayous, and the Navi gation of the Sons. lii«ar<w ngalnat Loss an«l DaiuitKe by Fire, " iu. tiagaloy. Win. O. Johnston, Kecse Owens, H. Preston, S. M. Kier, Jos. M.Cooj »er. J. Caldwell, mhZklydh PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET, Oi»i»o*lte 11>« Ciulum llonat. Capital 9319,100 Aaaete 1N4,N1. WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN SURANCE, oithor Perpetual or Limited.oii every description of Property or MerehandiM. at reaaonabie rates of premium. ROBERT P. KINO, President, M. W. BALDWIN, Vice President . DIRECTORS. CUariM Hayes. K. K. Cone, .?■ Koiitah. Qoorge W. Brown. P. B. Savory. Joseph 8. Paul, C. Sherman, John Clayton, S. J. Magargo E. Wiler, I. Blackbubn, Seorotary. ... „ JLO. COFFIN. Agent. jvt.'l? Corner Third and Wood streets. rIMIE DOWLAS MEHOKIAL.-TIIE a DIPLOMA OP MEMBERSHIP of the DOCOLASMONUMENT ASSOCIATION, beau. fully engraved on steel, about nine by twelve inches dimensions, is now ready for distribution to the subscribers to tho monument fund. ■ • ■ To all porsons forwarding to the Association one dollar or more, will be eent one of these diplomas, properly exeouted. To contributors in tho sum of TWO DOLLARS or more will bo furnished gratuitously, besides the diploma, a beautiful imperial sice Steel Engraving of Judge Dougina, 21 by 17 inches. Contributors in the sum of ONE DOLLAR will become life members of the Douglas Monument Association: in the sum of TWENTY DOLLARS, honowydife members, and in the sum of ONE 11UNDRED DOLLARS, honorary life members of the Board of Trustees. Local receivers and solicitors for contributions are being authorized iu the loyal States. . Pamphlets and circulars containing the organ-! uation, conatitution. by laws, and the appeal of tho Association, will be sent to all who will forward their address. Communicationsshould be directed to the “Sec retary Donglos Monument Association,” Chicago, All editors who will insert this card in their daily, weekly or tn-weekly issues three months* with an occasional notice to abvance the oMeetia view, will have forwarded to them diplomas as honorary life-members of dihitf. ciation, also a copy of the above portrait, upon the receipt by the sooietyof aeopyeftheirpaper containing this announcement. . :7 Jd .vgiSMia* *** mra BOWK*«t£M£iMWtalllnit! UVBUBAITCB. S'' DIRECTORS. •I a#. Park, Jr* I*. K. Jontw, T. M. Howe. • Jeonjw Bingham, .John Shipton, H. Harbrtugh, John S. DU worth, C. JI. Zufr. THE PITTSBURGH POST Cw»t* nnb nl WMi Streets. TERMS «« r*R ANNUM. iN_ADVANCE. •*‘D«li»ew4by own era 13 cents per week. Rates or adyertisinu. Square, (me time 5» three times Al oo ' oneweek 178 • one month..../. „ 5 OO three months /...12 OO ‘ flix months I*oo nine months „24 O© oneyear. 30 00 TEN LINES make a square. About eight words averftf© a hno. Business notices, inserted on tho local page, ten cents a linn each insertion. The Saturday Morning Post Issued from the same office every Satuidny morning. 9l per annum, in advance copies, ready for mailing, fivk n:\Tg. Address JAMES P. BARR Editor and Proprietor AP Advertising at reasonable rates. SATURDAY MORNING, .1 UNIS 21 FOKIftIKU THE BROOK ny TH<UUS K. iriSTHROP \ ou’ve not forgot that summer day A day of childhood's years— \> hen we crossed the brook with its rippling tide, lo gather the (lowers on the other side : Lite then had no darksome fears. We were a careless, joyous group That crossed the brook that day; Our morrv voices rang on the breexc, Aud echoed back from the walnut trees That skirted the grassy way. You were a merry, laughing sprite, \ ou nestled to my side. And I kissed your pale and beautiful brow For I loved you then us 1 love you now - True love hath no ebbing tide. Hours we played to that rippling stream Our joy what words can tell; The flowers on tho other side we forgot, Ihe happy hours fleeing we heeded not. Till the twilight shadows fell. \\ here, U whore arc those children four Who crossod the brook that day? Does their merry laugh still ring ou the air ? Art* their eyes as bright, aud their cheeks as fair, Their hearts os light and os gay ? V*oh*r*erom& over death's terrible stream, Willie and Isabel!-- They stopped not to play with its foaming tide As it surged around them on every side. And the great wares ro.no and fell. Darling Willie, ho listened lira I To thoseathing water’s roar; Tho tears in our eyes wo could riot bi.l«*. As he struggled o’er to tho other side. Across to the farther shore. Little Bell—she snug as she plue.; J Her tiny feet in the tide : And our eyes grew dim a? her voivo grew faint. Ami th»* unguis ferried the little saint Across to the other side. We mourned their loss. those prcu<»u*oi»e Our tear-drops fell like rain. And memory's toar utill for them -tarts : '1 here's a vacant spot in our lonely heail- W nidi can never bo tilled again. And two are yet on the shores of turn*— But years have flownaway. And have tracini the brow, so pale ami .- u f-ih »» J, b uiauy a mark of age and of cure. And turned the brown hair gray. 1 wo are yet on the shores of lime. \\ atchtng the moments llee. ifutsism, how soon, from our farther b-one. i he dark-winged messenger may fouu lo summon you and me. Kind Words. Heaviness in ilie heart of man makoth it stoop; but a good work makoth it glud. —Proverbs 12 ; 2*». Who has nut mil tin* truth <*f thU pn.v ‘•rb in iii health, nr during i*»tn** disi '-u; filing prospect a) • id, aid has imt ibb tt* heurt hink like load it; tin* bo-uin? k'rief or care uv ever know n-e- m n uii-m -brnnee before us; cv*rv cheerful takes on a dark ni;r world .*• >-um covered by the ..f d.**p,>iul. m v. whose darkness (nils on the -pint. Hut how sO’Hi the feelings champ.*, if -omc sympathizing friend speaks a g«»nd. kind, Iteartv word in <mr favor. It sectr.s iik<• tlte light ut the sun piercing tin- cluud.s and bringing warmth to \.-^.•tari. ■<, ; it i-buses awnv the ha.;e i.f doubt üb. h . n v.-lupe.i our minds, ami makes our hearts ttlow with line. How lightly then we .an bear the same burdens that nppr. so heavily before. I he power of kind words to <■><•.ih,- i* lf . weary is unbounded. They subdue the stubborn and rebellious .-pint easier than any nniottnt of opposition. If «;• , , m ld realize lh«dr full effects on others, u - migiit resolve never to utter any other. Y/e :ir al! liable to aea?on*nf depression, wheat lie heart stoops under its burdem. and happy are they who e:iro>.inter Iriemls v !-., mv dersland and tippdy the reimdi \vh,. h nmi.eth the heart glad. Tho Depths of the Son However furiously the surface of t 1,,. iTeun may he lushed l.y a storm its depths remain culm ami placid, hushed in the Serenity of renoso aud silence. In tlnee Inr abysses, where every ton of water is "•‘tglied down by thousands of tons above, there can bo neither life nor sound, and no motion nave when, somebody sinks tdoffljEtawlnoislessly down to tin! centre • end there remains in grim fixedness forever. In these realms, there can be rib change nor decay, no wearing and chafing of rocks, no evaporation of the water, no strife of the elements. When the hull ofthe ill-fated ship or steam er goes down into those depths, with its dead passengers grouping around its state rooms and eahins.it takes its position in stately silence therein, and thenceforth the unheard of wanderers are held in the ■vise like pressure of the wares. On the surface, miles above them the storm king may riot and revel, tossing the waves about as lie will: but in those profound abodes, where the condensed water lias the rigidity of the earth, there reigns an eternal peace. There they shall rest un disturbed, unseen and undecayed—remain ing thcsaine throughout the coming cen turies—humanity wearing an imperishable image— until the archangel’s trump shall summon them from their dead slumber t TIERATAK Ac GETTY, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, inrOETtBS AMD MALIKS IS TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS, Ac., NORTH-EAST comer of OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND, ALLEQHENY CITY, ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO. i OF PITTSBUBGH. OFFICE, No. S 7 Fifth Ht„ Bank Block ■INCRIM AOAINHTAI.I, KINDS OF DfRECTORS—Isaw Jones, C, G. Hnsser Hur t^!agggs£r- w - ima - Rob^- ST. FRANCES’COLLEGE, UNDER CARE OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS! INSTITUTION, RITEATF.D A. IN LORETTO, Cambria oounty Pennsvl jsma four miloa from Creaon Station Station on direct ronto between Philadelphia andpltn? honh, waachartared in 1858, with privilinw to eonfer tho amaTOollogiate Honors and Degrees of the&>lk« in one ofthe most healthy in Penneylvanla—this portion of the Allo *heny .Mountains beina proverbial for its port know air, and picturesque scenery. „t.Uo Schplastic year eommeneea on the FIRS'j MONDAYjifterthoJsth of ATOUST. nnd rads ehent theSUt of JUNEfollowin*. Itiadividoi Btndenta-eannotrotjuii home saEESSsSS?* SI,S^^ _ J Tiaa»—Board and Tnitiea. putable half yearly aSW «>ji 'wrf'K>ddfiir^r.zi!""!* l io IDIIAIIIPIIA AITEttIMTS. .jessi: jomraotf, umn 091 HISS lIS S KR('H AST. ANL> DRAI.SK IN Floor, brain and all kinda ul Country Produce, Vim and I.lquora, Clean, Tobaeo, dc' n lainviNKs? 1 ' aMCS '“' io oq consignment* ol OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 231 SOUTH SECOtiD ST auatoy PHILADELPHIA. (.I’HIXO INI'WKTATIOXS ? AM) BOYsj' WEAR, Including Hoods suited for MILITABY £*!!!£I'ONES, Now tn Store, NO. 031 CHESTNUT STREET, Ami for Salo by be COURSEV, I.AFOURCADE & CO. myl-lmd WM. BRICE & CO., PRODUCE AND PROVISION COMMISSION MERCHANTS, KO: 15 SOUTH WATER STREET, Ci*- Libera! loivuncos made on consignments when required. myl-lyd JOHN K KLI.IBO.V..WM P KI.MSON.. HODMAN* B EI.LiSON* JOHN B. ELLISON & SONS, IMPORTERS OF CLOTHS, CASSIMEIILS AND VESTING, NO. :i.l» NAKKKT STREET. (M*l dour below Fourth.) PHILADELPHIA A HAtJKK- WllolOKSllO DriifffrißtN, NO. H 2.1 UAIIKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA , dkai.kus in Paints, Oil'*, U iii»lt»x7 <!S.xw, Dve*‘»tufl";», Ac.. nnil Amenta’ lor ICero-ninc: Ohio and Pittsburgh Coal nil?. Hurriing Fhsiil.Caniphrmi.Tnr, Pitch, Rosin, U iupm i»»t«I Railroad < irea.se. myl:3md GEORGE GRANT, Mamiiacturirr and V»’h"Ie?alo nnd Retail Dealer IN KVKRV PKSnim*TinN Hl* RENTS’ KUKXISIIIXO MOODS, «1« « lIKS i \! T S'I’KEET, PHILADELPHIA C. HARRY BRIAN, I,(>N<;roi’i: «fc PEAKCK, MAXCFAVTVHKKS ,f: IjlftiKTEllS, -«r I*l EX'S riK.MSIII.V4i Colt US A\ I> TAII-ORS' TRIMMINGS, >'«». 111 sorrsi riu icTK street. myklvd PHILADELPHIA. t'HAKI.KK lIALiKE, Importcmm! cslcr in Cloths, Cassimores, Satinotts, Vostings, Tailors - Trimmings, &c, ■J-.-, MARKET STREET, Xorlli Sill.', i’iiILAjIEI.PIEIA myl ly.l FRIES & LEHMAN, Xu. :: i MA K Kll T STKKKT I‘IIII.AIIEMMIIA, J'lhLfirx in I V.i/A . Cnanimeren. Yrxlinqs, Always on Jut. i u \v«il rcl.v.'e.j stork of suitiiMf t.-r tht* Jra.l-. myl-lyd E. P, MIDDLETON & MO., ~';'ni:rKßj, o>- w 1 n !■ V> U A N D IKS, Ac i*M> DKM.J-H** IV s I N r. Ill,li w !I ! s i; 1 ks. v<*. » Mils in i street. rilil.Alilll.lMllA JAMES H. 01111.08 HOPS'. <OTTO* JJM.I.H. A Ht*ui»«-ny < It 4 \ . fi * *.vrr »pt: ::r::*4 seamless g{.u^, A Nil "F os^Ant:u<;M, 12 liklii-s to 411 Urhrs Will,'. ~rJ fr > tiiivs-1"' IAI ill. 11. 011 11.1)8 A CO'S. 133 Wuod idreel, I'llO-burua. iuCU:ly:ii s s A**Fino White, Plain and Fancy Flannel In d-r xud t.Jv«-»r'hirt-»hand, and made to.rdi'r ot ah.-rtcd nuiipe. ut It. WSLLIIMSOX .S S 111 Iff X FACTORY So. 47 HU < l«lr Ntreit. LATH STYLUS OK SUMSIKR (iOODS JUST lIMEI YI.I>. MR. SAML. CRAY Hah jv.ht KKriit\F.i> fko.k the Fast, jin>l wo are now receiving an elegant stuck of Goods l«>r tin: Summer Wear, combining together one of the choicest ami most doirabie stocks to l)o found East, ami take special pride in callling tile attention of our patrons and the pub lic to an examination of the same, which will be tnado up loonier in our usual stylo to the satisfac tion of all who favor us with their patronage. .SAML. OKAY A SON, Mcrchnnt Tailors, mylh No. 19 Fifth street HOODS ! NEW UOODSI Second Arrival of NEW SPRING STYLES AT EATON, MACKUM & CO S, Non. 17 and 19 Fifth street. Ribbons, Gimps, Braids, Laces, Buttons, etc., for Dress Trimmings, newest styles. Embroiderod Book and Cambric Collars and Sets. Real Lace md I.acii Trimmed Collars and Sots, anil Hand kerchiefs. Black Lace, Grenadino and Tissue Viels, nemisc Yokes and l'antaletts, Edging, Laces, uffles, etc.. Ladies* and Children's lingo, of every description. Gloves, Gaunlets, Mits, Bonnet Rib bons, Ruches, Shaker Hoods, Cord, Chenille Bmid Head Nets, Another lot of ** Crinolino Drnpcrie,” (French Skirts) Those who have used this skirt pronounce it the Lc*t ever made The "Quaker! Skirt" and the "Floxuro Skirt.,'* aro also st cs worthy of attention. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Fine Shirts, Col lars, Ties, .Suspenders, etc, of most desirable <tylos. A full assortment of Fancy articles and Notions. Wholesale and retail buyers will find a largo and xcoUcnt line of goods in every departmental the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRIORS FOB CASH. aril EATON. MACRITM & C 0„ 17 Fifth st H. H. SMITH, notary public owing AT THIS PITTSBURGH POST, FIFTH STREET, mh2l uettr Wood WILLIAM CARR & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS. Aud Importer*! or MflßiUi, BBINDIXS, GIAN, AC. ALSO, Distillers, and Dealers :in Eil.'K OLD MONOKQAHKLA RYE WHISKY 527 Ukrrtj Nlrwl, JMTOSICJ^gA. 1 riurnra bk mib mnuuMto* BAHsnro Houras. rwmmtMr :«5 roiJBTII STBtiRT, CHARTERED IN 1865. O p ** £*JW. FROM OTO 2 O'CLOCK; 9 , l V^i ~e^8 J r and Saturday evening*, iromMayl<t to November It*t. from 7 to* o’cloolc and from November Ist to May Ist, from 6 to » o’clock. Deposits received of all sums not less than Onk Dollar, and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in Juno and December. Interest has been declared semi-annually, in June and Decem ber since the Bank was organised, at the rate of sin per cent, a year. Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to tho credit of the depositor as principal, and bears tho same interest from the first days of June and De cembcr. compounding twice a year, without troubling the depositor to call or even to present uis pus book. At this rate money will double in less than twelve yean, making in the aggregate BI ® HT l I,J) onk-half pkb cent, a teal Books containing tho Charier. By-Laws, Rules and Kegulations. furnished gratis, on application at the office. PRKBIDKXT. GEORGE ALBREE. „ „ „ lyiCE presidents. John B. M’Fadden, Isaac M. Peacock John Holmes, John Marshall, Alexander Speer, James B. D. Meeds. Benj. L. Fahnestock, A. M. Pollock. M. f>„ James McAuley, Hill Burgwin, James Herdman, Wm. J. Anderson. TRUSTEES. Alexander Bradley, James D. Kelly, John G. Backofcn, Peter A. Madeira, George Black, John H. Mellor, John B. Canfield, James Shidle, Alonzo A. Carrier, Robert Robb, Charles A. Colton, Walter P. Marsha!!, lV tn. Douglas, JobnOrr, John Evans, Henry L. Kingwalt, Hopewell Hepburn, J ohn H. Shoeubcrger, Wm. S. Haven, Wm. E. Schmeriz, Peter H. Hunker, Alexander Tindle, Richard Hays, Isaac Whittier, Wm. S. Layely, Christian Yeager- SECRKTARTAND TREASURER. CHARLES A. COLTON. N houses * soars, bankers • and Exchange Brokers and Dealers in Notos, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and Ban k Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western Cities constantly for sale. Collections made in all the cities throughout tho united States. Deposits received in par funds or current paper, No. 57 Market street, between Third and Fourth streets. WM. H. WILLIAMS A CO.; BANKEBS & EXCHANGE BBOKERS, WOOD STREET, CORNER THIRD. ALDERMEN. JAMES M; TAYLOR, AI,I)£HMA!4, OFFICE: 431 I'rnn Sirred, Fifth Ward. Collections promptly ma»e: Deeds, Bonds, .Mortgages and other Legal Wnt.ne Drawn. Acknowledgements Taken and Bills Probated. a|i6:ly AGRICULTRAL. D. B. KOPEKS A SON, manufacturers of Rogers’ Improved Patent STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH AND GRAIN DUILfL TEETH, OFFICE: Corner Bntlfr and Clyaner Street**, Ninth Wanl, fol3:ia PITTSBURGH. PA. JAMES A. FETZER, FORWARDING KND COMMISSION MERCHANT, TOR THK SALS OF Floar, Oniln, Bacon, Lard, Bnltctr. Dried Frnit anil Proclneo Generally, Corner Market and Fl rnt Street*, PITTSBURGH, PA. REFER TO—Francis (J. Bailey, Earn, William Dilworth, Sr., S. Cuthkert & Son, Pittsburgh, Boyd i Ott, Keisker A Swearingen, S. Brady, Ca.«h. M. A M. Bank, List Howeii, Mangle 3t Co., George W. AudcrsOu, Donion, Paxton & Co., Wheeling. my2S:2ptf:is 4FOLLO If A LL BILI.I ARB HA LOON. CUAKIj&SOAKDNKK’wouId remind his old friends and customers that be is still to be found nt his old stand. APOLLO HALL. entrance on Fourth street. He has always on band the best uuality of Lager Beer, and in connection with tho hall, a well appointed billiard saloon, with good tables, balls and cues. Kouicmbor the place, Aihjllo Hail, Fourth sL oearWood. entrance from Fourth. jyUfcly If YOU WANT KOMK 1)001) NEW Fruit or prepared Mince Meat, mixed, and ail other kinds of apices, cookiug Brandy or \S me. New Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel go to Haworth A Brothers, in tho Diamond, where you will get auew crop of Fruit and lower than at any other house in the city. Also a genera! and lull assortment of Family Groceries, Tetis. Wines, Brandies, uud all other kind? of Foreign ana Domestic Liquors. t HAWORTH A BROTHER. d*»2l corner Diamond and Diamond alley. T. T. MHililtV A fJO, HOUSE, SIGN, A N* D ORNAMENTAL PAINTER No. 2 HI. Clair Nlreet, [ CORNER DUQUESXE WAY. second story. •9*AU wcrlt entrusted to me will be neatly and promptly socutea. oe“f-ly JJAXOX, MAfRI M tV Hl- XO. 17 FIFTH STJiFFT, JOIIII E K S A 1> 1C KTAIB. K It S -OF Trimmings, Embroideries, Uoslery, Shirts, Col lavs. Suspenders, Skirts, Sun and Rain Umbrellas, Corsets, Ribbons, An ' l djjrioto Fancy Articles And Notions. iloods ' ta. Wholsale buyers supplied on best terms. _ EATON. MACRUM ,fc CO., *p26 No. 77 Fifth street. STKISIIIOAT WRECK FOR KAI.E— Tho wreck of steamer MESSENGER, now lying at the Marino Railway, consisting of Bull. Boners, Engines, Doctor, Nigger, llog Chains, Anchor Chains. Ac. Apply to , , , CALDWELL 1c BRO.. my3-liud No» 68 Water strecte Reapino and xowixo ha* CH INKS. Ijay Elevators. Separators, Horse rowers, Hay Hakes. Scythes. Forks. Spades, and Farming Implements generally, constantly on hand and for sale by BECKHAM A LONG, i» . ff ,„ , No. 187 Liberty street, next door to Hare's Hotel. my 27 niANOS FOR TWO HUNDRED DOE MT LARS—Haloes Brotherselegant Rosewood 7 octave Pianos, with carved legs, round corners. . full iron frame. Rosewood lops and rich mount* tngs, for two hundred dollars. For sale by myB JOHN H. MBLLORo 81 Wood street. Haselton brothers* new YORK PlANOS—Another supply of the urge Seven Octave Rosewood Pianos, from Haselton Brothers, New York, just received and ibr salt by JOHN H. MELLOR, Pyfl 81 Wood street 17*AUJAUI£ TIMBER LANDS FOR P SALK—ISOO Acres of choico land in Mc- Kean county. Pa., at about % miles from the Al legheny river, to which thore is a good jplank road; convenient also to saw mills, schools Ac., and in a good neighborhood, about one mile from the town of Coryaen. 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. Oak, Pine, Ac. Persons looking for oil sites, or good timber lands, will find the; above worthy of attention. S. CUTHBERT A SONS, my 6 51 Market street. '■BURLINGTON HERRING ■CD 80 boxrs new Buiington Herring to arrive this day and for sale fay „ „ RHYMER A BROS. mjB Nos. 128 and 138 Wood street. FARLEY’S FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREHOUSE No. 1M FEDERAL ST„ ALLEGHENY. agaJginSgi£. J “ r - IA “ M ss 1 - GVASUe 4» JRUyKVAGB RODS for sale by BOWN k TETLEY. a uewoodstrwt. V^tSSSiSSS&ff*""- PBOraaSIOVAX. OAJLDO. IUMBs." a.*. » MoCALMONT 4fnitt ( ATTOBHBYB AT I.ATV FRANKLIN, VENANGO. CO., myZMyd VwaiqrlMala H. W. Pittbrbo* — Mm. V. Dawio PATTEBSOH&DAWBON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW KUHN'S LAWBUILDINSS, Uliunuuil Nlmt, near dmt: jufcly - PITTSBURGH, Pa B. F. LUCAS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE, NO. 72 GRANT STREET (Three doors below the Court Howe,) my3:ly PITTSBURGH, Pa ATTORNEY ATXAW, OFFICE, MO. 13S FOURTH BT.| jr. o. NO. 73 GRANT STREET T A III.; SUROEOJV DENTIST N. • successor to G. W. Biddle. No. 144 Smith field street. , 49* Office hours from 8 to 1 o’clock, gad from 9 to 5 o’clock.. fbl&lj IKON MANUKACTUBBBS. AMERICAN IRON WORKS. Jones & LangliHwe, MAXUFAOTUSU9 OP IttOIV AND NAILS, JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON. Lsiilli's Patent Shafting, Putts Btfc, Platts, it, WAREHOUSES, k:c Witter street and 183 Pint Street, PITTSBURGH, And erner uf Franklin and South Water Street,. Chieagu. . ~, ■ _ fe!7dy PITTSBIfGII, PA, Isaac .loans... John L. 80td...W«. H’Couova PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS JONES, BOYD & 00„ Man ufacturers of cauthteei, also. Si’ring, Plow, oud A B Steal SPRINGS ana A.\ LfcS, corner Boss and Hut streets. «*«H:ia PITXSBDBQH. Pa. J. I). I ACKINEB JOB>lt. nWI>. LUIRMIriRE FOR CASH—A F«U AS. ,? NT n of Pittsburgh manafhature/ MiliNliliHL, embracing BURKAUX, BOOK CASES. WARDROBES and every nrttnle needed in a wellfarniakeddwsl ling, as well a fino assortment of OFFICE FlKlimi, Constantly on hand and made to order. As the only terms on which business is done atthia eetab 'lh-innent is forOAS H. prices are madeaeooed ingly. Persons in want of anything in the above line would be advinnnt^ed^b^cnDinj^aJ^ No. lot* Smithßal'd street, below Filth. tniiiS-iy . CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &o. CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS NEW DRUGGETS, N E W II RUSS E US C A It P E T , Ajt; These have just been rocaived aad are ot the LATKST AND HIGHEST at the lowest prices. W. BTCUHTOOK. m CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, it. H iALLIH’I, No. 87 Fenrtfe fitifet. Bought previous to the lay* advance in prices, of which the fttflsst ail vantage is offered in purchase FOR CAH. deli II’MISE BJJTMIER A HACHIMUT, ILi Duquesno Way, near the Point, will make io order, and. warranted as good a*can be made, tho following machinery, viz: Steam Engine*. Taming Lathes, for wood ahdviron; Planers, for wood and iron; Drilling Ranßines; Housin and Tobacco Screws; Patent-right and Model Machines, in the heat mmniif Pollies and Hangers, of all sizes asdvariety; Screws, of any diameter and pitch, to filtami foot in length, will also make, and have on hand. Doctor and Niggol Engines, and Deck Pumps for steamboats, Ac. Lathe inhears avd bsrrlas tng done to order; can piano 32 itches widsubf . feet G inches long. Ail Orders Promptly Filled ad Eartceti# {solicited. .N- B. —Particular attention and punptittds to repairs on Printing Presses and'ether Machines. - mylSclyd W. CUNKIKQRAJf...I>. CCTSnrflnilf„,p, OSBEOMBAM D. IHRSKN. MBiSSI KNUNNINGIEAMS A GO. FITTS BUIIon Cllf GLASS WOR]CB-We»- houM,llB Water street, and IN Elnt'Meet, Pittsburgh, Da. throe doors bolow the Jhhm. hem llouae. Manufacturers of Window ai» can Convex Glass, ibr parlor windosnTeMWa, and public buildings. PHSF.NIX LOUKISU GUM B BiC TUBE FIIAME BAMVfIcTBBY NOS. 221 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET. »,*•» * »~S U RAND STREET k 31t Snßd STREET. Established IS3B. NEWYOfiff tablishetl ls'lB. Thi3 EstablilhMitwtai in succcssiul operation 24yean, and if the liiliissl oi the ktiul in the United States. We hue on hand rnituufactureil to order'rraydeMuition \\ all. Oval and Mantel Cor* B}X TtS??* fH d Bracket ®aw* X wiVmSi blabs, loilet Glares, etc.. Mouldings for Picture Frames, In lengths sdita ble for transportation, either OuL iffSt ST low teootl. Oak, Zebra, Birdteye, NWIoySg ’ gg. **Onr new Manufactory and exrensive hdlhisß mmble us to fourmsh any article in our liMflUeolu th* GALL UPON u? when they visit New York. We ■ able to supply them with ovety article in our line which they can possibly require, at prices lower than they,ean purchaseelewhere.... Urdere Itv matl attended to tcilh promntnme T)r not/autocall when you melt JVewiorle, ■ ' Office A Warerooms, No. SIS Centra BL_ w v myA3md HORACE V. SIOLERTA^-'t. IMPORTANT TO LADIES' DR. JOIIM HARVEY, lIAVIHtt FOB upwards of twenty years devoted hi, pro ic&ional time exclusively to the trnelfnmtnf Female VUHeuUie,. sands of eas« in restoring the afflicted toaound ilofy t hi's h “ “ o,r * ntlre conMenco to offeringpnb “ Great American Remedy DR. lURVEY’g CRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS! w, tn» h h«r^;^^£is )^ d 'r«- moving difficulties arizing from Obstruction or Stoppage ofLtura. restoring the system to perfect hauhik when thotorerunners of more MtautmMse Jj®?®**** P>Ue are perfectly harnUeteaSgSdon etitnlionj and mayjte taken Vdf'lmtSjHh fe male wtthmit canting dietreetf at theammerinl* they act like a charm, by BtrengfliMaLinfa. rating, and restoring the dition, and by bringing on the monthfo neiiod with regularity,no matterffomiriMeaMathe obstructions may arise. They shotdd. howerer. »;( be taken during the first three orWag JSS of pregnancy, thoughsafe at ... JsS. WMsmiKo would be the remit/ rjr? Sold by Druggists generally? W|BIED nu, BDMBT * Dried Apples, just recalved and for uhiir ComWM^tUii?^ L. BRAOKENBIDOE, PITTBBCBGH, Pi, HANCOCK ATTORNEY AT LAW, PITTSBURGH, BEYS’A. FUHNITUBE. 24 Piece* 75 Piece* -AT HUGH M. BOLE.
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