AidlitiOAtea , I U 1 = n' - rlnsgUi se pit R c~tc ca eA ~cd~: TO ALL POINTS [N ME WEST. SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST. SUMMER ARR,IiNGEMENT. Commencing May Bth, 1882 TIME TO CI:VEIN% ATI As (KICK. ru.t to Indiatint.)l6, St. Louis and Chicago shutter than by soy other route. EST W -111 D TRAINS. Fain. Linn. Mail Learac w. Plttabtlfgh...4l.llllll&_ m . 7.1,1 a in. 11E30 p. Alleighauy 140 w w 7,29 n, La, 4 0 0 p. =vat. :1,20 Waine-..2.119 p. f a. 2.23 a. ei %Mien° 1.4.43 p. at. 641 a. 133 .FOR COLU3IBITS. CINCINNATI a ST. Louts Leaves. Opaatiine 6.13 a. tIL 7.26 p. m. 6,60 p.m Arrive!. at C01umbu5...1 1 . 340 a. cr.. 10.15 p. m. Cinoinfuti. 1.20 5.10 m & .4.23 m. %OD p. m Foli INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS. Leaves NE!EIMEI ludiana.m)ll.9 6.30 p. m . 6,43 a. St; Luutu....._7,50 a. in 6, 43 R. u, All Crain. thruusb to Chicago without ehauv, of Cara. N. 8.--Tbe time to McLennan is the 69.111 C Iff..Staubenville. Train- on both Roo& meet a Colituibuia and totomtmoro all go into Cinoinriat' together. EASTWARD TRAINS ARRIVE AT PITTS/JUROR ai toseto Ex veal 2.00 a. a. , Wage Hell 3,10 p. co hinnati sad St. Louis giprem ..... ...7. 113 p. ACOOII.IIODA LION rltAlNS—Freto tredaral street Station. A tlegheny City. Leaves Arrive Leave Arriv e Allegheny New Brighton :New Brigton Alieghen' SAO al 10,40 a m 5,15 ac t 6.50 ett 12,00 ' 1,30 pin 6,15 ain 4,34 i t; 4,40 p v 6.15 p m 12.20 p m 2,00 t. 0,30 p m 6,45 1 , 5.201, m 5,00 • SI A tr.h ET I-eaves AllsantealAl 5.30 a.... Arrives-at Allegheny at - 10.30 a. in 1 eak •es Allegheny at 3,10 p. Artisan at Alliance sopa p. 111. Trains are ruu by Columbus time, which i:- 12 minute , glower than Pittsburgh time. *Ss Tickets good the accommodation and =mist Maim are sold at reduced prim+. The 0,30 pm socouuntatation train oonnects at New Brighton with packets for New Castle. T trough trains connect an follower-- Yt Coon. with stages thr New Castle, Mercer, oungstown. Ac. A Jrrville, Ohio. to and from htillersburgh. A true; Cuyahoga Palls. etc. A. 3llansfield„. Ohio, for Mount Vernon. Shelby, - todusky; Toledo. Detroit, etc. At Crectline. for Delaware, Springfield. Columbus, Cincinnati, Xenia,, Dayton. Indianapolis, Saint Lou,,, Louisville, etc. At Lima. for Sidney. Detroit, Dayton, Tolc Ari;nt Wayne, for: Peru, Lafayette. Ind, Saint Louis: Quincy. Keokuk St. Joseph and interme diate profits in Central Indiana and /Ilinois. At Plymouth for Laporte. And at Chicago, with trains for all points in Illi nois, Missouri. lowa. Wisconsin and Minnesota. For further information and through tickets - apply to. GEOROE PARKIN. Ticket Agtt. Unite Passenger Station. Pittsbilrlth pad A.Q. CASSELBIIRRY Aipnt, Allegheny. JOHN B.JER Superintendent. WM. P. SHINN. general Passenger Agent ILEWEL.IIAin, PITIDORDROR AND WIIEELISG RAILROAD. 8 UM.II E Attic-4SG EMENT. Os and atter MONDAY, MAY 61h. 1w62, Train, will leave the Depot of the Pennsylvania Raiiroad, iu Pittsburgh, as follows: PITTSBITRMI. t.,OLUMBUS 4 CINCINNATI SHUKT LINE, VIA STEIiIitNVILLE. 1 1 Leaser Pittsburgh._... 1.00 a. nu. 1240 p. m. do Stoubenrillo._ 1.00 " 1,00 " do Newark ..... 9.30 '• 40.13 " do Columbus ...... .. 11.10 " ILO " ArEivsuCiucinuati 4.20 p.m. 3. 110 a. in. St.:Louie 7.40 a. ai. I 0,16 p m Igo change of care between Pittsburgh and Cin cinnati. Splendid deopina care attached to all nicht trams. PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE LIII&VO• Pittsburgh 1.00 a m 6.10 a m 12.50 p 3.00 " .4.14 " 3.03 " Steubenville-4.011 " 0.16 " 4.00 " Wheeling ..... " 10,23 " 4,55 " Arrives NAIAD. ri.o3 " 10,40 " 11.03 " connecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad., and :tt Bellair with Central Obit. Railroad for Zanesville, Lancaster, Circleville, Columba: , and Cincinnati. Indianapolis and Saint Len& and oi•inis west PITTSBURiiR AND CLEVELAND LINE. eaten Pitvphurgh do FERIERES doßayard 0.111 " 1.1.1 " do Atli:lna ...... 6.13 " 1,10 " do - Ilud.4on 5.00 3.12 " Arriceo Cleveland 6 .13 " I 3.30 " Connecting at Bnvard with Trzsmrawaa branrb for Nee Philadelphia and Canal Dever: at Al:i -twos with Pitt land., r err Wayne and Chteica. Railroad at Iluth.en. with Cleveland. and Cincinnati H K for Akron. Cuyahoga. Fall, nd Ilillerebura and at Cleveland with. C and E R for Erie. Dunkirk, and liuffalo. with C RRK R fur T./ludo. Detroit, Chicago and the north- Wr.t. Well~villeAcaummu,iation leaves at 1.00 p. Boyuraing Trains arrive at 1420 a m, 3, it. v 24 3.25 and 4.00 p 'atrium, tickets to all prominent points ill Lac west, southwest, north or northwest, can be pr.:- eured at the Liberty street depot. Pittsburgh. ; jail?: STEWART. Ticket Agent. For fur th er particulars aped to WILLIAM uTEW ART Agent. At the Company's office in Freight Sudon Penn street. n n 2 /882. HUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ON AND ASTER .11.1.11)-1i MAY r•it PINNSTLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD EIGHT DAILY TRAINsi. ri‘US TURCHUti II I ITMAII Jalarvev the passenger St4...tion every worn Ins (esteept Sunday) at 2,50 a au ,topping only et 'tie _ principal stations. exci waking direct vorineoinne at Harrisburg for timlninore and Waahingtou, and for Neer York via the Allentown route. T E WA PRESS LitAIN leaver daily at 11,51 s 1 , 1 , stopping only at principal eta time, waking direct connect:in at Vl:sr:Antra tol Baltimore and Washington. an , lfor Now York via Al4entown mato. HE FAST LINE leaves the station daily. (aueept Sunday) at 8.40 p. m.. stopping only at p_rineipal stations. connecting at Harrisburg for - Itlin - oreand Witshiagton. - THE LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN. with Passen ger Car attached. leaves the passenger station *very morning Oandays excepted) attS.3o n. in.. running as far as (..xietnaugh, and stopping at all stations. ACCOMMODATION TRAINS. JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. leaves daily (except Sunday)at 1.45 p. m.. stop pine at all stations and running ae far as Cone maugh. FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wan station leaves daily (arccept Sunday.) at SAO a. en. SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's station leaves daily. (swept Sunday) at 11,00 a. ps. - THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wally station leaver daily. - (except Sunday) at 4.00 p. us. FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's :tatiop. lenvos daily. (except Sunday) at 0,15 p. m. RETURNING TRAINN ARRIVE IV PITTSBURtiII AS FOLLOWS: Express 12.23 p. 111.1114 a. Fast Line 12.14 a. a. Johnstown Accommodation 10.08 a. cr, Ist Well's Station Accommodation 4480 a. ui tld Wall's Station A.ormatutriatiou 14.3.3 a. in &I Wall's Station Accommodation 1.00 p. m ith Wan Station Accommodation...MO p.m air Trains for Blairsville and Indiana oonneet t Blairsville Intersection with Esiaress and Johnstown 41131/IZIWINISCIOD Bast end West, and Ow with Local Freight, Bast and West. The fro v.liog Pu olio wi find it greatly to their Ipterwit i in going .7egt or. West, to travel by the PEN NsT L VAN IA RAI LKO 11:1,, ae U 10.4000111 modatione one offered cannot be animated Oh any other route. The Rood is ballasted with stout', and is entirely free from duet. We can promise :3sfiity. speed and Comfort to all who may favor this Road with their patronage. I' AI it EL 1 TO NEW YORK POILADELPHIA- ..... . 10,00 RA 9.10 LANCASTERIO6 Fl A KW/111 - K . O _. eirilamogerhecked mall !madonnas the Penn s yl vaa h, - Railroad. and to Philadelphia. Haiti mor. end New_Y_ork. sarfhicsengee Purchasing tickets in oars wil be charred an excess scoording to distance Pity sled in addition to the station rates. except Itor station. where the company has no Wet. NOTICE—fa ease of lone.,..the.Couvans wil lieWdelier responsible for personal barman. only. and for an amount not eaceeding USW N.; UL—An Omnibus Line bat been employe. to !money passengers and baggage to std from rip depot. at a elms* not to smelled $ mks for owl paenneer and barmute. Poe tickets apply to J. lIITICWART, Agent, At the Penna. R. ft. Passenger Station on Ulmer and ilvant .tmet9. noo3 111 verforr.—cnige . • I ' .1 0 ,rertoti.o: nadir or rebrotraeri, and alter. t Bars unr6oo WI a the than Fitting Had humbing ehoi , El. ()WS .VILEINICK E, num BALLS 11.%11) WaLIAM $% fir far dale BOWS_A ma wood groat. iLILROADS El* 111,41011"11 . E VIA ALI VEIL Artr • lINNANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI R. R. Loan eedss at Indianapolis with Tee Haute slid Terre Ratite and Alton Rai lroad , te St. Lout Ind L a bygirte and tudianagarlii, New Albany and i s i surs odyichigan Central Raileade for CIIICA GO. ROCK ISLAND; BURLINGTON. and nil ,ntermediate Through Freight Train to INDIANAPOLI'. ['ERRE HAUTE. LAFAYETTE and PERU. Freighta end passengers carried from Cincin nati or Lawretwebung to logs tiute than by any alter route by twenty-four hours. and ate toe rates. The only need by which chimaeras 4MII be amide from Cincinnati to the West. without break ng bulk. Cuoeirrunenta made to J. E. el FtBONS. Agee tt Cincinnati. of %V. B. Ct'TTING, Agent a Lawrenceburgh, will receive prompt attention Lod uu charge for connuiesinuf roi 1111•TAGF. :It 0.0510:13111.3:, LOCRENVFFICIZto. Fur further information apply to THONIA:- -tAI:I4;AN, NIS Water 4reci.i anent of th. 'oninany, who is prepared to :ice rom.von -MIMS for pa4eeogera an.i freight to lic.haiirtoolt, Terre Haute, Lafayette, Chivago Peru, itro:22, matte. Crawfordsville, Cb.arlei , • mon. so.. Sic. 11. F. I (RD Presi , letit. JOHN' F. CHEEK. Ccnera! ~:ght ,ohg *Mi2. aII.PORTANT. 1862 4,50 p. p., k Li, PERSONS PURCiIASINO TICKETS EOh SAINT JOSEPR. nd other pointr, in Northern Mi6souri, the State. littron,., or the Territorien. ,;hould insist IL,ving tickets that read by the 111f 4 t44WITIal ELtII.I34)AI) rho only rail rauce trues it. Louie to tit. J ureni, li it the :Itortwt end Auiekeu line by thirteen lur. Cu the retnoteet p..ini ruaa tied by roil. a i. Coautye a, rhooi or ,try other. ear Buy your Tieket, so K.lteue. Alet all nom: *.O Northeni Niiamouri by rho North .41i-..ouri Kail ISAAC 11. : , :11 . 1ri;b:l,N, Free% nut! e3t..Cl Sukt. ::•Zurtti N. It 1-1? m;,.. 11 '‘'tltu:.! , L 1.:.:,•± ,Er,rl; (JP ii 0 !AT 11'. irt i N k VAi •" ti Vat t. hStitig.i , :iiS q.e a ft It t. .vrtiele in their line. C:irtat 11;01.1.1N, COilliOrt,. Feather BEA.. Mi.l..m-e• of also, the eelebnite.i Patent Spriow Bo4r. All kinds or Shade... Mimi.. l'i:C eir Prompt attention given to all ortiera for f:• tine snit laying down Carpets. Oil Cloth,: .le. oetl7:lyri itOligit.TS ItOgNIGIC. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS V U t; 'w WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOI, AT TiiE k)LI) SLAND C,ORNUCOPI/E RESTAURANT, • NO. 40, FIFTH STREET, viral Eh EIeAMILI ES, itoTEt.%, ft ES . TAusANTS and th e trade seno be euppliwi with Cheepeake Bay Oy,,tort, it tin loweet Wholewale rata , . Country triple solicited. ELI YOUNG, Pr.Trie,-,-, Young's Eating Saloon, CORNER VIRFIEL QIN ALLE Y AND 8311T11 D STRETS; Where OYSTERS and all the ..leties7iea ot In( eesson will be served up in the ruo.t 1,1At.t , , 1t style. ELI YorN , /. eel* earner Virgin 13 A. VALG. E. IA .L) C !!.i1:, 1$() Ltberly htry,t Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot, J011111:li SAIVA4IE; Prioririt•tite. IlAyiNci TAKEN A St) Fll - I"ED .t• A with ell the modern itnt 1.• pule: resort., the eutricriber t‘i U.11,131te his old cidetiiitict-, e i 0 , r; ,cru er ally. with the beet the iueritote , i•dri•rd... will be eerred Up in every variety id .t the gen...on. Ili: , [, 1• 4 ti..r- itl:.i A confident in cexiniteci.iiiie • ; übfi l !a . 1; ,. • • Can, baeket and Shell Uj Act•r• and sold or and I SEETIN'S OLD STAND IN THE DIAMON'O, ICO!'•i• r!!rrq).. 4 i 1.:ot 11111 - 111%44 TA,114.11::% AN to .tt @trent expeu-e. until 3:1 pruvetii,:zte, Pret , .(ed .tee:e.nm•ei. •:. .ret!erally. wt:1) . a Gni.. • OYSTEits will be • etyle daring the -era ,, : , Lig l oltsalad ALL: , : 0^: ~n n.ivrtt tz: outunieriditit tu the tf firm EA 1,6 served rt: aft t: ••17, and )11 1 31IT Mkt, (/ I: It 114., NO. 32 DIAMOND .911'111744114111HER .t 7i cI t • I thr L. ,•. • k . °Li we!! w:th . at the eatihg ethi trihhit whee. Lt: 4-: b it OYSTER AND EATING HOUSI, No. ill Wood Street. i';tt:ibulgo . • LAKE AND EASTERN HSH emEski 4.N0 NNI; Ate in iee.•e, le • • 44,10,2.22 • t•;: rc. r.tl 1 y %:10•111.1. 4. Proprietor, Go. ' fff t.it.erty •Irece, 1.0 PeLieenigt: Dept. of. the ttuitrvuq WhiCt Lemke, it t:l4 Leos& bowie in the City tot pesseriBer..l Ly ti i row:. The proprietor having, at c.a. - Wel...Wu .3 pease, fitted up, La amoelloutstyle, the 3.IANSIO:N HOUSE, would retspeetfully a ahem public patronage. . Laruer au& Bar wilt he humL-heci with the beat the wuutet can alrnid. fel:Ly WINI‘b AND LIQUOLts W BEA A LT'F. IMPORTER AND DEALER Brandies, Ootelials, Wince, Old Mononga hela and Rectified Whiskey, NO. 120 WOOD NTRNET. Plosborat , fatem WILLIAM CLAYTON, ,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT, 'No. 37 Diamond Alley, nest Wood stmt.. Pittzburgh. 21CAVLAdr: Tri=hiChrtrtrWytiC: Welker. he. .1:111r NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY, loom riaL SPEEDY ASSY PLitlllSs IL' ENT cure of GONORRHEA. G HET. [TEXTUAL aisoluirges, *mina/ ...alines, Nightly Bmt Bone t [wont' nee, Genital ' bility G sel, ntriuture and Ade one of -the Kid •ai .8 and Bladder, Which has boo led by upwards of ONE HUNDRED PUYSICIANS. n. their prie"lneetine, with the entire atioces, •uperseding eve se Cor re, Caret:Lew, or al wourponcei bathing Liuwa. BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS sity Ira Wait) Ultcu effecting a cure in s few and whim a cure is effected it is Vettnan sat. her are prepared froth vegetable extract •hat are hatoulees Oil the system. and never noose tee the etonimult. or impregnate the breath an. wing sugar-coated, all mailrooms emote is avoided Nit, change of diet es necessary wallet index .or dome their action interfere with busine, 9 cr Ades. Each, box euntaitis six dozen Pills. • PRICE ONE DOLLAR. . . . . . . old will be dent by by a ad •-ertised Agent, on receipt of the money. None genuine without ety cincture tit do BOChildtfil, N. Ares: PLEMINIC. corner Market Atreet anti IThelnnni a FOIL° HALLIHLLI 11. NAII.OOI. ..:Metiatithigh JANDNEtt would rewind hkooi. riwiL siud.c. wilt's/Lair" that he LI milli to, belound 11 his Whi-Shiad, At'ULLU eutritoice eourthtlirset.' lie has alway. 01, b au d t h e be. ,, pudic , of Lawl er {sea, and coutiectiwo with thi 11111.4' wail. iprq . inied stdopti, wi th good midmidis,lwarsiod ASO. • a lr ai wor t 6.1462 . 11-1&4 S LIP ' -41111011 M li~tdQ9~Ao~: FIRE INt3IIRANCE • • aELl.uc} MUTUAL INBURANOE 001EPAIIY, :4F PHILADELPH IA, Or, Building3.Limited or. Pepetual. Morel:ton dice. F urniture , / 11 44 in town or country. 01F1FICE NO. 30S WALNUT STREET. LAMA Capitol, 02211,510 00. floomeltss. ssas,aoo 90. Invested as follem, viz: Ping Slurtganggeor Improved City Pro perty. worth double the amount $155,605 00 /round rent, ftria class 2,402 50 Pe , msylvania Railroad Co's 6 vi cent. Mortmme L0Un5...V30,000. cost 27,900 00 Pe i!.l.telphia city 6 . .3, cent. loan 30,000 00 Allegheny County 4 -e cent. Pennsyl vsnis Railroad Lsnr , s 10,(0) 05 !ol lateral loans. well se:ored 2,500 00 uotingdon and Broad T., 1 , mountain Railroad company, mortgage 10an..... 4 ftAl 00 Venusylvania Railroad Co. took 4,010 00 hock of Reliance llutomi Insurance Company 24.350 00 - qock of County Fire Insurance Co 1.050 00 ;tort, of Delsware M. S. Insurance flo. 700 00 .7onimetel 13.11;14 do 5.185 01 Bock do 2,012 50 . nion M. Insurance Co's Serif , 160 00 Gills Receivable, business paper 16.V7 18 Rook Ac..ount, , , seenrell interen, etc.... 6,216 72 .'ash h •thd and in hands of trouts.. 11.385 15 S3U '36 ;.:LEM TINGLEY, President. Clem Tingles% S anuel Bisphum, 4.7 in. K. Thorny4on. ttobert Steen. Fre('mit+ Brown, William Musser, , :oruelin, Stevenson, Benj. W. Tingle,, I B. Worm! Marshall Hill. I. L. Carson, Z. Lothrep, tiobv; t Toland, Charles Leland, 'r*ederitli Lonnie, Jaeob T. Bunting. Chr..rlet S. kr 1 Smith Bowen._ tarn N. Wo,t ..vard, John Bissell, Piitsburgh • B. 31. FNMA! A N,Seeretars. J. i A RDNER COFFIN,Asent. my l Nort.h.,a , t corner Third and Wood 80. CIA IN A PIE MUTUAL. SAFETY IN. LPSFRANt CIIIMPANY-INCORPORA r El) 1:Y THE LstlisLATuti; OF PI.NNSYL- I.A. tn:t3. OFFICE:, S. E. OOHNER !II!tl) AND WALNUT SfREETS. PIIILA -IA. MARINE INSUItANCES on not Freight, to all pare+ of the world. tNI.ANi. , I N:iI'ItANCES on Goods, by Hirer, azal Land Carriages, to AUparts rl,e I:Lion. FIRE INSUItANCES on 31er -1,40•1i,,+e geherally, on Stores, Dwelling Houses. I RECTO ItS.—‘Vllliara Martin, Edmund A. Ilits•philn, Paulding, John N. Penrose, Joh uC. Doris. Jainte Tea equair. Win. Byre, r., Jana. .C. C. Hand, Wm. C. Ludwig. Joseph 11. Seal. Dr. 1'..'.1. il estral. Geo. t 3. Lieper, Hugh Craig. Charles Kelley, Sainuel E. Stokes, J. F. Peniston. Henry Edward Darlington H. Jones ltr,a,te. Spencer llvain, Thos. C. Hand, Robert Curtan, Jr u Ja•!tib P. Jona.. James R. MTarland. lodeue P. r.yre, John B. Semple. Pittsburgh. D. 12. Miwenu. k. B. Berger. do. W I 1.1.1 A i 1 MA ItTIN. President. TllOB. C. HAND, Vice President. Hazer itn.El 7 17. N. Secretary. P. A. MADEIRA, Agent, ieZ No. 63 iVatorstroet. Pittsburgh. INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS ►FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE 1 COMPANY OF NO. 4371. and 137 CHESTNUT wrisEET. Ilea! Finh. STATEMENT OF ASSF:TS. JAN. Ist. Piti6. Published Agreeably to An Act of Assembly. trek.= Flr-t. Mortgages, amply aecured... ...... Real Estqte. (present value $103,313 .1.) Temporary Loan, on ample Collet - !era! Securities u.ro,ent value ~ ..94.i.tki"." 71.) 1.2111,1 Rey.,tirabit I:ct. ua:y vroftte fr,•ta which thi:lool3.- ~ : 3' ^au ti:vidc by !Aw. Arc !, which hair a w.r-le eve -y ti ion of Proi- T , ,,. ~ I ( • r •1...:1 t h,.., •.r.01, r .„ M I , GrVN et" thirty ! tt rt..l itt+te. Vire, t,art atr...et • •17 .%11::11.1n4 4 boilers, there!ty it -1: I L :, 1 , 1 0 `,•C 14 the tutranteFet • ,t: ttp.l o.evt with -rtt,,- I: tittlitvet. prvi d tirlog the y ear 1 46.2.,15:1 t)lHKt7,+ft ~.~c:5..l 3a: .~.. ~~,..~5^: W. P.dr:^itc.... •n!, • . R. Suiur., Li'Wan' C. Drilr. • V.'. i..r Cu PA N NC Prr.'.iTn• 1-:100; Aid) C. Pr.. 6 • L So , ret.Lr4- ;qv Pmn. 1):‘; hit t,:oFFIN, Ate .•, r I 1 WESTERN iNSURANCE COMPANY, OF i'ITTSISURCIIII. • • t"..!‘• krt. M 4:•' ..t..r .:, \C . •r••:.•••,.0, I: ti ~ . .,, k A , . ~, q ,, IKAne.. ..... rur,ituru ~= i:Eclo!.__. .. 1 Mtl.,r,Jr.. Jatnne M'Auic y, ,c hmn.e. Iltrlme§A. Aietunditr Ninit. i, •,orte lh.,ie Wtu. 11. Stutth. !.... %V...),:—...-. A li•lrrs: ile.iiilY, 01. I°7 : . `1.1.14 - 1),IIJ M 1.,:.,, John 11. M'Ciane. . , ..:ITI/ENS' VISOR/VICE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH iti:4ll:l•>> ';'1E.1,41 , 14,)ATF, AND CA tpioEs . El. ILEA. retaty. W M. LI:Y. for. of Slorkeil 3 I Writer hiss., I;lburtk• og—inet Lam mild Det://le t e it, the t'•on of the Souttit•rn awl 11'...t er , K n .,. Ltk., end Hotyvu”. nt,l tho Noni vntion -f Iha Scat, Insure,' rkettiwit Lows nod lhottuktigte IJ7 Fire. 1 , 111 I:CTURS. Wm. tag...ley. Park. Jr.. IVut. 41.3”1ili,pri, F...10ta. it Owe n ,. !.1. Howe. It. Pre,t...n. (items Bingham. rt. :11. John Shi pion, Ce 0 1, 0 1 .• S. Ilurbdugh, J. Caldwell. John S. Dilworth. C. H. zug. inh2,J:l7,th PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND' LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY , NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET, OpposSte the Easton' House. Cap! tal 8210,100 Assets lisocass. WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF 111.. SU RANCE.eitbei.Perpetual or Limited.ou every description of Property or Merchandise, at reasonable rates of premium. . • ROBERT PlNG,Praddent, W BALDWIN Vie. President. • DIRBCTORII. Jharlea Ba7es. B. IL Cope, E. B. English. (home W. Drown, P. B. Savory. Joseph S. Paul. O. Sherman. John Clayton. .1. J. Magame E. Wiler, F. BLAcxatag, Secietary. COFFIN, Agent. Corner 'Ehird and Wood streets. J 11141. 110011111EAD, COMMISSION MERCHANT, FUR THE SALZ or PIG METAL 4ND BLOOMS, W. 74 WATER STREET. BEIAW MARK prnoinvitan. EA MILLI:I4I*K. MONUNUA IIE. to LA PLANIVU 3111#1., would reepectlully in ane the public that be bra rebuilt lance the GM and haying enlarged hie establishment, and tilled • witb the newect and must approved maoldnet.p. - now prepared to terabit% now* P mania, serail laying and re-sawing, oora l = .0.1 abutters. kiln dried, trauma, mouldings, boa milting. Arc. nrra PITTSBURGH.Sept. 7, 1857. iaBo ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO. OP PITTSBURGH. OFFICE, No. 87 Flab St., !leak Block NSlntlalt - A - GAliifflr ALL li(11WDO OF Ilail AND MARINE RISKS. _ . ISA AC JON ES, President; JOHN D. MeCORL, D Vice Yreoident; D. M. BOOK. Secretary; Copt. WILLIAM DLAs. General Aunt. 111.1 t BCTORS.-teanc JOON, C O. Horror. Har vey Cltikl3. Capt. K. C. Gray. John A. Wiieo,n B. L. i'eantetecit, John U. McCortt_; Captain Atha Jacobi,, IL P.Steriing. Capt. W. Dean. Sabin L. ‘: 'thee. Kobt.. 11..Ltarla. . _ tioal CO , OrSrp SID .04 !we, . INWood MIA iki ; la!aLlL;lld =MEI Pi:dabbed every morning. (Sunday's excepted.] TERMS. ANNi7k IN ADVANCE carriers iigients per week. Square. one elms ch _ rieTzi . c; .—.. ... . ........... ...... -.el 00 one week-- 1 75 ' one mouth 500 " three months 12 00 *. six months 18 00 " nine months 24 00 " 50 00 TLNLINI SnMakeasquare. About eight words average a line. Business notices, inserted on the local page, ton cents a line each insertion. The Saturday Morning Post WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY tr. Union and Rebel Losses---Po sitions of Rebel Generals in the Field. We are satisfied that our papers greatly underrate the losses.of the enemy befoie Richmond. We understand Gen. Join.- stun saysthey lost greatly more than 10,000 at Seven Pines. One of the Yankee - pers says their losses have now 'beet/ascer tained to exceed 3,000. We learn that captive (dicers estimates it as not short of twenty thousand killed, wounded and mite • ing. Our own loss was five thousand eiet hundred all told. Yankee prisoners st they lc ,t in the last battles not less thou 60,000 rnen, killed, wounded and prisoners This estimate is corroborated by every person we have conversed with, who had au opportunity to form a judgment. In cluding the battle of Williamsburg and the loss from sickness, we feel convinced that McClellan is a sufferer, since he landed on the fatal Peninsula, to the tune of at least 80,000 :nen. Our own loss. . putting that in the lost battle.; at 15.000 Killed, wounded and missing. ahont 25.0C , ', in the lest three months. .McClel- I lan baa been several times reinforced; on o e occasion by 40.00 , P men. He has now p -"Wady about :( I ,(Xiil with him. It J. liV.?,'A 2', tlll ki• i• t tt i: anl V. A ..zrl biro- +mid uG«rarttV. 'TV lILR :ivaL. ! s~:/ - JUST •OPBNIIIG. OUR SITYLKEK STOCK CONSISTING of all the latest See of Draw °IMO. 1.11 , .. Shawls. Points and Circulars. :Wk. Cloth anti Fancy Savona, New York Mantialzw, Shawls 01 latest styles, sea .Umbrelles. at all prices; &l and bleak clothes sad Sanuaer Caaamores. IrigL Lamm and Maar. ye', clasp: Valhi,' at re amokablaiow jaioti.• aai sae a D. CH No. 98 llbutak Amt J. L kYN atirat . • . DATES AT ADVERTISING. Issued from the s ame office every Saturday morning. itUr - Terms 81 per annum, in advance *Single copies, ready for mailing, sty o ozior A Ai' Address JAIIIF.I4 P. BARR Editor and Proprietor Sir Advertising at reasonable rates. SOUTHERN NEWS. Loretta Springs, Cambria County, Pa (QITEATED UN TIME ALLEGHENY Z. Mountain, near Lrwettii. I trile• from Cres iion Peniiiiyicania Railroad. Cambria (Num:s., Pa., will be open lid- the reception of Vis iuuis On the 251.11 day of Jaws An ex , ellent Hand of Uu,ic will he in attend ance during tile seu.on. For circular- OIA further information, aody to VRAN(;IS A. ti I Proprtetx- jelq dt...pl WILLIAM lIAGALEY, WHOLESALE GROCER NOS. 18 AND 20 WOOD STREET, PllTTllintrltti H 11 0 111. r 4' Ul. r Ka n STRAWBERRY, KA. , PBEI.tR Kw% BLACKBERRY PLANT:, tIRAPE VINKS. 4.71;it RANI, (i.", 4 ): , EitERRV RrAiltS 1.1 ^, F: Al It it111:1 tiA ft B. ay.: It P.,i)OT:-, A.•l urrante•l true U. ace. iit 1:1 I I 7: rill:ET. 1)114.1.: NIX I. cut: til..lohis ric IT RE l'It.11911: MIA IL Si Noz,. 22g EAST IR / . ) .- 111 [ft I. STlthEl, 173& 7. ,R N > flt El:l' s *z.ls l'F 1 • t.tB •t,1)).1 In :1”". t 4 I.) . ter )1.,r.r. .) )) IK (NO 1..1 1 :tf: i• I; j ~ .s(l.suinul.El ) ;.• I r t '; new Nl:Ann:,•;ory us tnlournsil. nny •rt:rie In •;ur itrren.••,:t It, Mt hdal, &1111 K.+ C . •••fp ell. , ept.t. DI.:A1.17!:, A tf.r INN( I:I) PI CA LL I' p.,y y,,k. t• , able I , : .L11.1...Y ••.:1; ;;ry ••• VI.. E rifTqll:l,ll MANIFuIIEIm; Aro i•repart..l t7l 4uv;:y BUNTING FlL.t4;s. PRINTED AND Di L BOILED MUSLIN l' 1. A 414 `S. All /41,i10.., 14.01.15 lue4r• 10 At luau t than Attr: be Lough: lu the En. D 1: PUT OP IPOk El' PI/NT uric,: JuIlN W. PI rrlicK, Atput tut c.ttut•tit:Y. 1862. M'CORD & CO. Di A'l'M, CA PA. sTKA lc 4300 WC HON% ETA A\ l) Pill A IL EN 001111 A NV 1:11 %V I Street. PITTSBURG I I . %V AKE NOW RIME* VINO A LANCE ADDITION to our already Immense Stock of Hats Caps. Straw Goods. Bonnets. Shaker floods and Palm Leaf Hats. Merchants Vißiling our oity can buy from us at LOWER, PRICES than in Phi ladelphia or New York. apl.Wead.: ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE, UNDER CARE OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS' /OHM INSTITUTION. SITUATED M. IN LORETTO. Cambria county Pennsyl vania four miles from Cresson Station Station, on the direct route between Philadelphia and Pitta. burgh. was ehartered in l&s8, with priviliges to touter the asaal CoMisdate Honors sad Domes. The location of the College M one of the most healthy in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Alle gheny Mountains being proverbial fur its pun water, bracing air, and picturesque scenery The Scholastic year commences on the FIRS, MONDAY after the IStb of ATGUST, and end about the glitirof JUNE following. It is divide I into two Elessisme. Students cannot return holm between the Reedose.,All the Apparatus noose tor Lind Surveying. Nutineenug , dm.. Ac., • w in b e humming by the Institution to the Students. instrumental and Vocal Music forms no exit a obarge. Students will be admitted from eigl roars to the age of manhood. Txaus—Board and Tuition, payable half yearn advanee Spit Washing and use of Bedding Classical and Modem Language., extra It Students spend Vacation at the College. it Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bbih..l O'Conner, to the Rev. T. S. Reynolds. St. Mary's Loretto. and to other Clergyman of the Pittsbnro Diocese. BOOM AND 11110E84 • AT NO. 89 MARKET STREET. LOOK AT THY PRICKS: w Ladl g .13Kidleh Lasting Heel Gaiters for sl,ot trirg . "'Ensu s h tasting Congress Heel Gaiter. top Et* worth SVEN _ Ladies English Luling Congress Heel Palter: $1.50. worth $2.00. Ladies Fine French Mamma Real Boot? fot la redi w es o Fint i. Past Congress Heel Boots for $1,37. worth.sL ti ne lattlums _liforoepo Slippers for 50c, worth 75 Ladle!Fine Kid Slippers for 7 5 0 . worth $1.12. AU other irsoft In proportion. JAMES ROBB, SG Market :tree. near Market Rouse. ap24 FT1777:1111177771 4 mtiv.V;colst3llosl,lDlVltillt. AND DIALED ID flour, Gndn and all kinds of Conatry Yrodnee,'Whaes and Wanton", Cigars, Tobaco, N' Liberal advances made on consignment/ of HIGH WINES. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 237 SOUTH SECOND ST p-atily PHILADELPHIA. WM. BRICE & CO. PRODUCE AND PROVISION COMMISSION MERCHANTS, -e% 15 SOUTH WATER STREET, ISA- Liberal adV/lIICCM nuide• on consignments when required. myl-lyd JOHN E ELLISON-1714 P ELLL9ON.RODMAN B ELLISON JOHN B. ELLISON & SONS, IMPORTERS OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTING& NO. 339 MARKET STREET, (2d door below Fourth,) PHILADELPHIA. HURST & RAGES- Wholesale Drugs-lists, NO. ti2s ALARKET STREET, THILADELPHIA, DEALERS IN Paints. Oils, Winduw llla e, Dye-etiffs„ Arc.. and Agants tnr lieruseaa; Ohio and rituhargh Coal Oil 4 Burning. Fluid, Ca:apnea°. Tar, Pita, Rosin, Wasna and liatiiruati tiruase. ucils3md GEORGE GRANT, Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer x7Ear DESCRIPTION OP GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, 610 CHESTS VT STREET. PHILADELPHIA C. HARRY 1141.A.N r WITH TAINGrC4OII".I?: rit 1".E.A.13CM, MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS. —0 F MEN% FURNISHING GOODS AND TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, mrl:lyd PHILADELPHIA CHARLES MAGEE, Importer and saint In Cloths, Casttimeres, Satinetts, Postings, Tailors' Trimmings, ste, 255 MARKET STREET, North hide. PII I IL4 DELPULA. FRIES & LEHMAN, NO. MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA, Jobbers in Cloths, Cassinteres. Vestings, (Yr., &c. Always on hand a well !elected stock of Goods suitable for the trade. myl-lyd E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO., IIfrONTEIIS OP \VINES. BBANDIES, &c., .M! DEALERS 'IN FINE OLD WHISKIES, NO. S NORM FRONT STREET PHILADELPHIA JAMES H. CHILDS. 110P1; COTTON MILLS, A iil•gllVTl:v elf y. J KNOX i! , ITACITIMP9 or SEAMLESS BAGS, AND OF I . A 11:1,:a. lie 3 uelve. Whir. ad' Utuen- (LIM .t CO'S. 1.. I • 11. a% 110 it LONG. MILL F:2 d. i -TATFA. AL LE., ALL)iI AILIO , AD. 23 Y 1 IF ST hi t:1; t. 1 rnillit IiGH. 31a,..ur., , t 1i11.11,.I:It:Ir r.n.l Va No. I Itt:Yl11:1► 11/1:, it 1. itstANTEI) • so N.V.% 1..1.40011 C.. DONESNE BRASS WORKS. =RE urk:V.AOP CRT A.O AIRTT OD FINISHED BRA ::S WORK, GAN AND NTIEAM riTTEns, ar-Particula: titteutict, to thtittg Ott Refiner- IS., tit t•-• i..!slt11711114 ,upertor,ooo,•thneej t made t o .ntet. t-t Luta: wr, , rt kw! rt.ualring Caner" •e; Sat.,ty Lamm; pier lirnriceta And .cut, Uortler F. CLAIR I nixt AND A V. fel.kst W EST at CO., tIANIA , A. tvttri:l, 4,) , • CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, IuCKAWAYB. E.S AND 'LKIOIIS. No. 1%7 Pena Street, Pittaburgh. 1862, 4 All work warracted to be of the best mate Hsi an., workmanmhtt, tuyl2:lsci. EATON. MACKUM it CO-- NO. 17 FIFTH STREET, JOBBERS AND RETAILERS Trimmings. embroideries. Hoalery Shirts. Collars. ies. Suspenders, Skins, T Sun and Rain Umbreljns. Corsets.itibbons, Ituobes. And all kinds Fancy Articles and Notions. Hoods gdg. Whobode buyers supplied on beet terms. ATON, MACRON! A CO., ap3s No. 77 Fifth street. r. D. IDMIER J. B. Lab, at Miller & Riekebion'e. ttIEVRIEU. & 1 1 3110PJFIERSI, ISUCCOMF to Reywer & Anderson.) Wholesale Dealers In Foreign Fruits, Nut*, Coolleetionase7, ringers, Fire Works, &e., NOB. 128 AND 128 WOOD STREET. PITTSMIRSIII J. H. CAEHDAY. Soto, Stock, Draft. Bond and Mort., Rage. Reid rotate and Pier. rbontlime Broker. OFFICE ROOM No. 12 BURKE'S BUILDING, FOIIRTII STREET, Pittsburgh. Pa. 106 25 . 000 to invest in Mortgages and No. 1 caper. d„, LATE STYLES OF SUMMER GOODS JUNT RECEIVED. MR. RAMA.. CRAY LIMO JUST KETVIXNED FROM MR & • beet and we are awe reovini an elegant .tock of Goode for the Seminar Wear. combining together one of the choiceat and most desirable ltoeits to be found East, and take special pride ID selling the attention of our Patrons and the pub, lic to an examination of the 1182110. which will be made up to order in our usual Mesta the satbfaa tion of all who favor us with their patronage.. SAML. GRAY & SON. Merchant Tailors. myls No. Ip Fifth street: rr OM AR FARLEY'S FURNITURE AND CHAIR _WAREHOUSE, No. ►W FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY. Undertaking. in ati its brut:whe t. will ma" oreniptattention. Ordere eau be lett at that_lo9lll et the Livery Stable of Mr. J. 1141110 FLOID dhio*reat. Allesbent. wil" • la Mr LltV*7ollllls, WWI" ANTl wim• IhAotion SWIM. LONG. La utoorw t ow. to a dot, WOWATIEImrIgni;:. OKAIT R DII lebt - DAILIGIIIIO 1.01141 119,4)L•0gs M g r. ca Weitnesday and Beard*, everisurs. from jillirg Ist to pleVeMblllr lat. lima Ito co Nom andfrom November let to May lit; Om s o' flitoei hem te received otall mum not lea Wt. declared Douse.and s dividend of the profit' twins gamin June ead December. - beenedeolaredsemi-samualif in Armand Deosm ber sigma the Biutk was at Bre !ate ot obi per cent a year. Intereetof not drawer , Plum! to the credit of the depodtpr as same interest from the linst dage. ime ma AM . comber. compounding twice' a 'meg. without troubling the de ' for to call or even thiliMeent his pass book. At this rate money will amble Lime than twelve rears. making *Pinta* WONT AND ONE-HALF PER CUT. t MAN. Books containing the Charter s By-Laws;:lbeles and Regulations. furnished gratis. en application at the office. PSILMIIIINT. • GEORGE ALBREE. VIC 6 PRIBIDENTIL - . John B. W radden.lwo 4 1 . 1 Pennock, John Holme , John Aleaander, Speer. James I . Illeede Ben). L. Fahneetock. A. M. Polka, M. ir., James McAuley, Hill Susumu James Hardman, Wm. J. Anderson. TIMMS. Alexander Bradley. James B. Kelly John G. Backofen, Peter A. Madidira. George Black, John IL Mellor. John B. Canfield. James Bhidle. aM Alonzo A. Carrier, Robert Robb,_ . Charles A. Colton, Walter P. Marshall; Wm. Dough's. John Orr, John Evans. Hens.. Ringwalt, Hopewell Hepburn. John H. Elhoenbentsr. Wm. B. Haven , V. R. Sehnert% Peter H. Hunker. Alexander 'Midis. Richard Ham. Isaac WlbuMier. Wm. S. Lovely, Christian Yeager lINCRICTANV AND TREASON= CHARLES A. COLTON. HOMIER dt SONS, "BANKERS e and Exchange Brokins and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold. Silver and Bank Notes. Exchange on the Engem and Western Cities oomotantly for sale. Collections made in all the cities throughout the United States. Deposits reoelved in par funds or current paper, No. 57 Market street, between Third and Fourth streets. WM. .M. WILLIAMS /A CO. BANKERS & EXORANGE BROKERS, WOOD STREET, CORNER THIRD, ALDERMEN. JAMES M. TAYLOR, AL. 11E/11,,MA.7 1 1r, OFFICF.: 451 Pease street. 111111 Ward. COLLECITONS PROXPTLY WADE.; Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages and other Legal Writing Drawn. Acknowledgements Taken and Bills Probated. ap6:ly AGRICULTRAL. D. B. ROGERS a NON, ItANIIPACTURZNA 07 Rogers' Improved Patent SI EEL CULTIVATOR TEETH GRAIN DRILL TEETII, OFFICE: Corner Buller and (Unarm Streets, Ninth Ward, fel3is PITTSBURGH. PA. JAMES A. FETZER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, FOR TOZ BALL 07 Flour, Grain Bacon Lard, Butter, Dried and Produce Generally, Corner Market and First Streets, PITTSBURGH, P.A. REFER TO—Francis G. Bailey, William Dilworth. Sr, S. Cuthbert & Son. Pittaburgh, Boyd & Ott. lieinker .t Swearingen. B. Brady. Caeh. M. & M. Bank. Lint tiowell,Mangle & Co.. (loom W. Anderson. Donlon. Paxton & Co.. Wheeling. mrlapt.f.in E F YOU WANT SORE GOOD NEW 1 Fruit or prepared Mince Meat. mixed. and sit other kinds of Spices. cooking Brandy or tVine, New Orange. Lemon and Citron Peel go to laworth .k Brothers, in the Diamond, where you will get a new crop of Fruit and lower than at any other house in the city. Also a_general and toll ansortincat of Family Groceries, Teas, Wine; Brwitlies, and all other kinds of Foreign and Domenic Lig Qom - HA WORTH & BROTHER, dets corner Diamond and Diamond alley. T. T. WGILTEN CO, SIC4N. splCyd ORNAMENTAL PAINTER No. 2 St. Clair Street, CORNER DCCtrESNE WAY. second story. r•crt entrusted to me will be neatly and promptly as‘aten. TIERNAN& GETTY, Wholesale and Retail Grocers; 111,011TIRS AND [MALEBO SR TEAS. WINES. LIQUORS. Ace., NORTH-EAST oorner of WHO STREET AND THE DIAMOND, IMPORTANT INVENTORS. PATENT AGENCY.! PATENT AGENCY 1 .4 DENT C. LAWRENCE. PONT.I>. 4 W. FENWICR For Twelve Years' M Per the pawl four rears llawager et au ellleer of tbe!W tie Waslitalow Brandi of ma. Patriot Oillee-tbe t lee Aamerl ea u Patent A ewe, loot four am aAaled for le j" Towels the IPat. atom be r of Slily eat *gooey Una& Board of AppeoLlfl amil. • NOTE—AII information nacemat7 to . procure Patent oharnm and a eaPs of the Patent Laws sent free Di f i tgi s to . i f c =Co . =mission,: of Pataadtgoin ADDY alt EWENN3, Plumbers and Gas • Fitters, NO. 165 WOOD IMUIDIN OPPOSITE PIES? 011IIIICII. PITTMAN:WSW • II D 47 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY ISAR VIZ MUNOZ'S °snot .1311111 PS, HYDRANIII. SHEET LRAM, Lend Pink Pll and Bar Lead. end Plumber's in general. Oil &ninnies CEO up in Mim s ; approved manner. Teaks lined Lead or Copper. Houses fitted with Water and Oes Fix tures, aPiDI. N. B. All orders promPtl7 attended to. tl/d . pEACINEN AND VINEGAR— 600 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES, p 11 ;I) I t).4 jO, ":11 la store sad for Ws by WILLIAM SAGALBY, is sad s• W..d street LOAN OFFICE, HENRY W. CIMIOTT NO. 100 satunrisza 1111T1ZEET Neer the earner Fifth. PfttsbarlL WON=T LAN= Al SMALL uneatitier Menai on Gold and Silva; Diu. monde, Jewelry Gold and Silver Watebes, and all kinds o f oaliable attleles, for any Aga of time weed on. The goals outset be deuvered without the Ticket. 3 .140 /a- Mee Hours from 7 A. IL to:I• P. Y. Strawberries for Canning. NIIII THE TIRE FOR CANNING, Ly and tirssaving,Strawherries. Those select ed for this purpose Mould. be erased color , solid in subs o[ Stu' tint* and of_sumfor PIO a beery aea be aqua MMus von, SLIMY the Btrawbeeryffleioa. at J. KNO art 1%.“ soon at ifeitaitilb tireasipoutaipteitmls cr - .111411111‘111111.: 11102111111KONAL CAM*, WIMP & WilAilitlff ei , • ATTOMWEIItIIII ALT NUMIUBIi IrIIYANGIO CO., surklsd H. W. . trmrso PATTERSON & NAME, LTTORNEYS AT- ' LAW 'KUHN'S LAW AUILDIAII. Dlemiend Street, sear grant; 110:17 PITTSBURGH. P B. F. LUCAS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE, NO. 72 GRANT STREET (Throe doors below Um COUrt How.► znyßily PITTSBURGH. OA ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE, NO. 11.5 NOVIITIE 8T.4 J. D. 1-1 AN COCK NO. 78 GRANT STREET Amu sunams D NTI NW 1 • enooorsor to G. W. Biddle. No. 144 fkolth field suver.. Ir Otlioe hours from sto I o'clock. and from! to 5 o'clock. felsly IRON MANUFACTURERS. AMERICAN IRON WORKS Jones diz Laughliwus, ILANIIMOMIZOF OF IRON AND NAILS. .JUMATA MO COMMON SHEET IRON. taati's Patat %Nig, Piste' RA Plata, it WAREHOUSES, 93 Water Street wad 132 Ftrit Street. PETTSSIIRSH, And corner of Franklin and South Water Stmts. Chi o. fo17:1 PITTSBUGH, PA Isla Jams....loas L. Born...Ws. BeCou.otro PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS JONES, BOYD & CO 4 AMITACTIIRERS or CART STACIIIg tvr A alto xt er e i o ne r litilag d Ap i SPRING no2kla PITTIBURGH. Ps. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &Ca °AMU AND OIL OLOTNB NEW BRUSSELS CARPI? sir The havkLasi imen reeelared wit __are o: the LATEST AND RICHEST PATTNE.NS, the lowest wires. NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ic. No. ST Fourth Street. KNOUGHT PREVIOUS TO THE ILA'S I; AR advance in Nice% of which the balsa vantage is offered in purchase FOR CASH. del EBRINE BUILDER t Duquesne Way. near the Point, will make to order, and warranted as good a can be made, the followies machinery. via: Stem Engines, Turning Lathan. for wood And iroM Planta". for woad and iron; Drilling Machines' liousin and Tobacco Screws: Patent-NA& Model Machines, in the beet manner. Putties and Hangers , of all sizes and variety; Serowe. of any diameter and pitch, to fifteen feet in length. AN also make, and have an band Doctor and Niggol Engines, and Deck Puma. for steamboats. Ace. Lathe inhean and beg Vac ing done to enter; eta plane 32 ivek es wide, sr feet el inches long. All Orders Promptly Filled ail Itarusci Solicited. N. B.—Partionler attention ana prumpd4l.. given to repairs on Printing Presses and _ Machinee. a/mix W. 00111111PONAJI...D. IIIINNINILSIIAMS CO.—PIZ TI. Bt RISH tiLAuS 1S ORKS—Ware. house. 1110 Water street. and 15e Meat sine. Pittsburgh. Pa:. three deers below the Roams holm Home. Idanutisetui ere of Pt ulen* uity Window Mare Uri:mast' s' Ulan Ware and Anse can Convex Glass. for parlor windows. Aerobes and public building.. an I aarden and Vineyard Culture of the Vine, M A NVFACTVRE OF DOMESTIC WINE. F6E/SIGNED FOR TILE ÜBE OF AMA. ten= and others in the Northern and Mid dle States. Profusely illustrated with new mi rroring, from carefully executed designs'. Terified by direCt practice. By JukiN PLUS , author of " Essay on I)pen Air Grape Culture." to mike was awarded the That Premium of the American Institute. To which ia , added a selection of En ampler of - American Vineyard Practice. and. a Carefully Preparedascription of the Celebrated Thomerp Storm cif Grape Culture. Priem ipg N. Sent free of postage, upon receipt et lel6 " No. 21) nth skeet. Pittsburgh. ALLEGHENY CITY ONDIVANCI OFTIM W washimton Ma! M. MIL gantoposasa WILL an ItECEJ b,y this Deputmam untils P.M.. au the thelns oft h• 4th OF JUNE. for the delivus a following Arsenals. es soon as possible of 5,000 Tons of Lead, as follows : At the Watervliet Arsenal. West Tx". New fork. 2 , 000 tom At the New York Arsenal. Governor% liisaf. New York. 1.000 tons. At the Alleglieng Arsenal, Pittsburgh, Pentisyl cards. LOOS totm At the St. Louis Arsenal, Bt. Lads, Miami I,oootons. The Lead must be Oat esm or other - American. italburg. or so ft linglish. of the most approved bi gtosals will be remind for lots sfWO teas and ap_wolds. llidders will state mad* the time and amount of seek del very. failure. ttramo deli verorto sts ossified a tie will sub con deliveret t in a st li brMture oleo amount to me. es o contracts will be required to &ter tato bonds th propereureties Sorb faftk. ltrlb ir Stent reserve: to Itself the riakt to Voisin ."' la be o f as follows OEN. L :RIPLEY. Chief of 4 141 mooeW ail:baton. D C and should -be endorsed "Pro meek for u 4 Osodanor k Ormint, _ y_27 r IM QUA MITT OF LEAD Imitred by the above advertisement reduced to one third of the amount. namely 1,1=4 and the time for making the proposals Le to the 4th of AUGUST. R IP my3o JAS. W. RIPLEY, Mg. 044. WALL PAPER ! WINDOW CURTAIN% ao. liovr Mess for Spring of 1882. • Omit Votrlety mad Flue •JOret moot tree • 1-41 cenq to NI der Mem. Tor Nab lq THOMAS PALIM s DO. 1)1 WOOD 011111014 Between 4th & sth. Si door biticrw Disasol Mar ;MD B. H. WITH. NOlCAlitlr euzsz.zf;;. ' • °mos MN • MUM"MR, iirmingui .lwiyh~wl~ L. BRAOIENEIDGE, PITTII9III . I4I{H. PA ATTORNEY AT LAW, PITTABVItaII. rUWA. 24 Pieces NEW DRUGGETS, 75 Pieees W. M'CLINTOCK. -AT 11I'CALLIIM 9 U, HUGH M. BOLE. OPEN AIR GRAPE CULTURE. A PBACTICAL TREAT/SE ON Tar ICEIZZEI PROPOSALS FOR LRAD. AIM It. Itt*
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