.-~.~+~s~.~dx.-Ear' `~ _._.. RAtLIWA.DFL 113072. THE ',swig,. fITTBOII6II FL queue luny, TO ALL NOTTS 111 TUE Min SOUTH WEST Ari) NORTH WEST. SIIMMEIFt ARRAINeffiENT. Commetto#4.. 'May sth, 1883 MIME To CINCINNATI AA 114131 4 6Ai A And to Indianapolis, St- Loain and Chigari silents than by any othar ronto. WESTR/ raid - 5.5. Ftlit Lia?.. fieli Leaven Pittabareli.....l,oo,.. M. li, ILO B. M. 1%60 fis DU - A.ll6gh eny......1.,10 n, in 7,20 a.. in. !OM 1).: M. Arrives - irtii n ,,.......e,..2:0 ..1. u... /41 z ...0 p. m. solo p.. /n. t7Wame.-.2, 110 P. In. 2,23 &le. thietwo 8,:r4 p. in. 8,35 & m. FOR COLUXIStatt, CINCINNATI &.BT. LOMB. Leaval • Cregline, . . ... .8,45 a. In. 0.26 p. la- 8,54 p.m. Armee at C9lurabuu:..ll.3o a. in. 10,13 p;m. Cincinnati.. 4,n0 p. ra :- 6,40 a. es. Qt Louie._ 8.36 ~, i n . - 9.00 p. m : F . 0.8. nrritANAFcrus AND 41. LOUIS. . esveu re5t1ine.....8.60 n , t 3. rrives 4: ndianapolis.6.o.o p, n:. 0.46 a„ m. - Lows.... ,7,3.0 A. in OM p.'m AU 'Erc.ir, - ; . th:rougt• to Chicago without &arms et Cars. • titno tc Cincinnati is thfi same as Igit Steubenville. Trd,ins on both Roads' meet at ombats, mad panaongetn all go into Cincinnati together. EAbTWARD Tg.Ams ARRTvF nT -PITTSBURGR: Chicago Eavasa.—.... ........ _........—...9,00 a. m chicagcr Mad 3,10 p. m Cinoiunati and SL.Leui3 iqxprass...--7,115 p. m . . ACCOMMODATION TRAISS—Frpu Federal atruei. Stadoa. Allegitera , City. , Leaves Arrive • Leto Arrive Allegheny IVew 'Brighton New Brikrteri dilekhenY 9,00 nm 10,40 a 0 :5,15r. m 0 , 5 0 ala 12,00 in 1,3 u p 0,44 nni 8.30 nLa 4,40 pin 6,43 p m 113.20 p m 2,00 pto 6 , 30 P 9.15 p p 3,20 ja 5,00 p MARKET TRAID, rvee Allianze at....... es pl..Akleghin ea , es Allegheny 3,10 p. &wives at Allianoo... 8.00 p. *S. Trxiac ara ran by Vlu.minia time, which is 119 minutes idc.wer than Pittsburgh time. EL Tickets good :is: the accommodation and =kr tet ttt.t 6.4.1 at reduced The gao p Ili aotiominositttion tram oonr.oc..a at . New Brighton with p.ichete for Now. (.:tie. :T avast, trace ocnnoot follova: Alt anon, with stazse for Now Caztle. Metier, youltiprtowa..ke. arnikto. 0W.% t 4 and . Cuin/ii44. At Mandel., Ohio, for Mount Vomoo..Slielbr. eandnaity, Toledo. Detroit, eta. At Cradling. for DeLaware.Sprinsteld.Coinfoue. Cincinnati, Xenia, Darien, tridiantiPolle. Saint Louis. Louisville. oto s _ At Lima. for Sidne.v. Petr.)it, Dayton, Toleto . one, At Tort Wayne, fa- Pere Lafayette. 41 ; Saint QUIDOV, Keokuk. St Joeet,h !-..tertue diate points fa cuatral Ludisna and litinela. At Pi mouth tor Laporte. A at wif.!l tay.ins for nil poi.p.fe in Illi nois. Afismtirf, Iov:a. Wisconsin and Mintesota. ta.fo-1.41.tvn sod airougu tickets &PP y to. tt'rXritty Tioket A'l. iTr.itz_.F"aaeoniNr Pirtsbursii. and A. 9. CASSISI,P.E.HRY Agent JOHN S. jERVIS, Cienera,l Superintendent. • WM. P. SIIINN, fluncrai Passenger Agee! gr1LE143.4..N D. PITT9I.IIUII.Iin AND -11...1 IiWUEI.II,I:4I/ 11-41Liie,111. S OMER Altad :VG EMENT, (..ra and after MONDAY, MAY sth, 1 , 102, 'rains will leave the Depot of the PenzaFtvanta Itailroad. in Pittsburgh. as follows: PlTT,l 4 ...lltqlOil, 001Xlt:DL'S ..Fc OINDESTATi SHORT lam], ...'IA SIEUBiaI - VILLE. Leave° Pittabnreth.--- Z. 4) ') a. ni 12 4 0 p.ni. do Stout:en vilit,_. 4.60 " 4.00 do Netvarii ...... -.. 9,50 " 1.0,10 " do Coluellnts____ .11,16, " 11,45 Arrives hives Gineitati.-... 4,20 p. rd. 0,40 a.m. gt.:l..pita i 7.50 ..- au. 6,46 pln No change of curs notween l'ittslairgh awl 00,- einnati. .. .-- Splendid al-e.t , fst_s .in &Unblt* all 104:ht. lialllG. PITTSBILIitiII AND WILOILJNII - LINE. Louver _ eetgU L-- "..1 4:0 1 lIP .W air lea " Siolpvilr‘w.4.oo " - SAL " - 4.00 5U.::49 1 11 " MSS ": 4•65 -:-...,11.00 " 10,40 " s,ea ` Y . • ... roast Wheeling vithlialtbnore and Olc, sad - st - .lloHaa-with ..oengsl 0 to Broad for - Zane- le, Lancaster, :Cirdsvit e. • Imbue and Cincinnati, Indianamite aria Saha. uta and itc.ints wen. PITTSBURGH AITE , OLEVELIair) LINE. enves Pittsbuviih. ..., 1,,00 s_ p„ I 12.50 p, pi.. ( do Wellsville 4,25 ' 3,60 • do Razard...._...,.. tt,it; , " 4,14 o Minute ..... -.-. 6,43 " 4,40 - , Arrives Cleveland...... 9,15 " 1 6,30 " conneetinit at. 8e7....rd wttli Teaorgswaa 'brand for Now Ped0.zie1r..,..,4 and Canal Dover, et Alli .l,ne with Pittthuran, Fort Wayne and Chicago nadrea , a at liteLioit, with Cleve/and. ZaZOHVilla and eineir.nati it. ft. fo: Akron. Ottrthega Falls and Slillersbarg, and at Cleveland with U and E It It for Erie, I.iu.nitirlt, and .Itufalo, with C & T E R for Toledo, Detroit, Oblong° and the north. weit_ tyetirvilloac;:c:n2w,lation loavns-at 4,0 1 ; p. in. Returnin g , 7t•rains srrive at 2,20 a TD. 1'41.5 t i, in, 7,25 an ` 3 4„00 31 33-1 . Thr,.agn tialitte i.., - ., ...:: vreadtlent ,ttelnts in the to weseuthweit nor norillwest. can he pro at the Ltg th e , rty; ...-treet derot, P - ;..*÷,a, - Kl, - . , ':il lc FTg`4 , A RT, Ti•31 , .0. Ago 1 7 1 For ftirthe: itlriletdnitt e 1.1,17 10 WILT,,r_Am RI:MAI; r., A n .-. 0. At the Company's. ttii.,,t.t it, 1, - itleht &eller, ?can X n 027 ' . 1862. . '1862. SV,ll3lEr.' AstragANGEMENT. ON AND AMP. 4:uFDI7, MAY GUt. PEISSTISANIA - CEATilit liillgOlE EIG-FIT iLtILY M1114E 1 %14. inuE TB RAW ink ii . Lt 'is FE Lk N Z. leaves thcpt.t.ai:niet . atidon ovory uiorniug (except Sunday) a _, 9 : - /J a vt, stopping only st the Principal stations,amd malting direct connections Harrishars for Baltimore and W , Rhington, and Men Y_ork the_Micutown route. THROUGH U.K.PRESS . TH4I7 leaves daisy at: 440 p nl, stopping only at nu direst connplion Et um rot Bultifinire and Waahinuton, andler New ork via 4 1 . 1Nr -wn iergi t t,RlE i — oavas the 6lall daily. (except Sunda') at 6,28 '. is, idoppiug only et principal stariPs, c.. - izneetz.:ag at. Harr:sous for Baltimore and WEildrzitat.. - THRLOCAL FREIGHT TRAI - Y, with Pamp erer Car attached, loaves Litu pokaonEor station every morning (Sntadaya exce,P4 r ova, 0 a. us.. running as far as f'..c.sernaugh. ataPPM.4 At all stations. - - ACCOMMODAILION TitAlNft. 31111138 TOWN d.OOOMMODATION. TRAM leaves daily fa . aarpt. Suplay) 2,4 v. mt.. stop ,pina at a ll szationa rsumir.a 8.3 !At 48 Con esagb. MST ACCOMMODATION 1 1%.4.01br station leaves daily(exoeirt Bruadiv..) GAO& va. • SECOND ACCOMMODATION Vt...A.Tlit - for Wall's station 14ax , ..vs ttoi)7, (except r audits) at 11,00 a. so. •LLRJ ATION TItiIN for 6tatior, 1.01.1.7 Pt taticept. angday) At 4.00 p. FOURTH AcC01111101141101; 47:1,1ri11V tor fife sinUon, (axoopt. braday) 6.13 P. Tn. REIT - a:VINO 'MALIN'S ARRIVE IN PITTSBURG - 11 I.lo';Ytt : ..../Z•25 R. us ...... . F 0 „....111„05a. sr eat. ...... ...... &atoms iecommodadon— „., n. let Wall's Station Ac. , omtuodatton..—..4,3o is. la. Wall'F :station Icoonitndadon.....-saur a. m. 1 1Vd.n'ti Stadon Akocnusmcdation—...l4l6 p. m.. 4th Wan Station ~ I . c.lornmeclatlon--.6 4 0 P. la. 47•T4airis 1a Ishdrev:Lie and Indiana connect at Maims-Ilk ... , I.:tia.:+uctica with raiord3 and Jc,linstoeva Accotozzdntion Sul and West end dleo with Laval Fri Past and Wont: The Traveling PL. ell • Trill alit it groati,Y to titt...fr interest. h, toinn ) •lnst ' cr Went. to travel by Coo PENNSYIA- 11A11.1'.2.1:LD. as the nocow.- modations now iliforod ea Loot h surnassed., oP apy other route. Thc rc.ha.l ballasted wit h stone = - and s etnizon7 i'rzo' k zzsa dust. Wo can Promise Sale*,,. nerd. :_:•_ Comfort to all who my favor ado ltentl witkusoir.patronage. 1 1 ' 11. TO NEW 1u,04 ALTIMORE..._._. ..... ...... 11,40 111.53 nialtiBsm4 ...... ..... . 7, 45 av-Basmeachook.vitoaustztio2son the panr.- aTlvatla Railroad. and to YSilsdalpuis Rah. . morc and New York. CirPasanneera riches in oars be charred an craw;to.distatloo eled in addition to ita t.t:Ltion mitca.nnoupt &to st.ttions wb ere tho .x.m.tr.o.F hat no_ntrellr. 'tOTICE..In /o;.z. fop yozcoaDy will hold theameirea retponeible for ;personal baggage enl7, and for arl zmoazt nut evcateling 0100. 80. U.--An Omnibus Lioaltss boon employ to aware; pagrongera and laAre to and from " depot. at a eamrge not to ()Nosed 25 cant far sae pesenpo and bargage. ' Irce baud apply o n J. eaTEWARIT,Amont,- tha Penna. it. IL Paavenaarfitailas as Tact: and atant Isrtes. rt*llllllNgromnr deseri yirfFst :wilt or rebronzed. rt,nd altered le guru Oarbeso OH at lbe - Gaa littbaft bid munidar AU* : Os LDS:Ig 0.1 40 77. -77 j itt/1111 MIAs AND -1“110041 AMMI aI,M6F.y. • foyet. 4111: -*ATLBOADS, WE* Mien; r `" RIVER AN b AAI RAILROAD. ININIUMPOILIS INDAINCINFIATI IL FL Cennectio lie with Terre Haute, and 'Halms /Ptah Railroad, to St. Louis "id New Albany_ and AN .M L! for C I BURLINGTON. and all Feint& Tr to lAIQAP LIFT, Freight. and Pissetuters tarried fiem Cincin nati-or Lawyeneeburg in leas time than by any other route by twenty-four hours, and at as low rate& The only read by which shipments eaa be made from Cincinnati to the Wart, without break 13Uallt.ram mita male to J. .E. OLUBONS. Assn . Cinemnall. or W. B. CUTTING. Agent at Lawrencebursh. will receive prompt attention, and no charge for commission; )10 C/isE.GX TOP. I 0 . 1449 Z OE MUM/13910N ST LANTEENCEB.M. further information apply to THOMAS 'RA IGAIL (No. in Water sfreetJ agent of the CemPany. who is prepared GR give THIWITGIII an- CELPTS for passengers and fimght to Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Lallyette, Chicago. Peru, Green otistbrfordsville. Charleston. Paris and Mat toon, An IL F. LORD. Pred dent. JO F. CHUN. General Freight Agent. mh3 , Nizt•rake. 1862. IMPORTANT. 1862. 5,60 p. .m ALL t'grtziONS PURCHA,9II , 4) TICKETS FOR AINT JOSEPII, And other points i 9 Northern Missouri the States of Kainaa, or tho Terutories, ehould insiat on haying tickets that read by the NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD The only rail route from St. Louis to St. Jmaph. It is•the shortest and quid oat line by thirteen hours to the remotest point reachs.l by rail, and ia always as cheap as any othor. lifir Buy pm Tiokets co Kansas and points in Northam MiUoe.ri by thoislorth Missouri Ilan road. ISAAC 11. STURGEON. Pres% end Gen'l Supt. North MiH.tiouri R. it. linear 11. Sinuous, Gen . ! Tr/v....Alt:v. Agent. :.,1•)!:;m UPHOLSTERING. UPHOLSTER Y 9 NO. 85 FOURTH ST., NEAR, WOOD. ifin HE SUBSCRIBERS IS ANUFA C- A TORE and keep constantly . on loud every article in their line, viz Cormeas, Ornaments, Curtain loala, Comforts. Feather Beds, Mat:rases of an kinds; also, the celebrated Patent 6pring Beds. All kinds of ShadeA, Blinds and Fixtures /SIP Prompt attention given to all orders for fit tiny and laying down CA . :pots. Oil Claihs oot17:1yd ROBERTS Sc ROgNIOR. _ 6,20 a. tu ....-30,30 a. 111 HOTELS. AND RESTAURANTS. 1:1".)!1% ::ii!ensburl•, WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT, CURNUCOPIIE RESTAURANT, NO. 40, FIFTH STREET, uzaaramturra, HOTELS. RES , VVTA U RANTS and the trade generally can be supplieil with Cheepeake Bay Oyeters. at the lowest whc•lesale rates. Country trade solicited. ELI YOUNG. Proprietor. Young's Eating , Saloon. CORNER VIRAM ALLEY AND SMITH . FIELD STREETS: Where OYSTERS and all the delioaciee ef the :mama will be 6erced ISP in them italatithle style. ELI VINO, °di corner Virgin alloy and Sini field rt. SAPAC E ME OTJ S , Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot, JOUN SAVAGE; Proprietor. 111AVINQ TAKEN AND FirtiLD As with ail the modern lint:rot:moonlit, this po pular resort, the subscriber is prepared •a eceow. modate hit, old cuatemera and the public yeller-. ally, with the best the amrkets i:lords. Oyster.. will be served en in every . variety of style. miring the Beaton. His Wines, Lottyra. and Alea he fools mmlldent in reeemmeediro; to the public for their excellence. - - - • - Can. Bucket and ,Shell daily and eold whok , ?ale End. nty2o:l3',l SEETIN'S OLD STAND, IN THE DIAMOND, Earoprlaltor. TADEN AND rarrEo EP. RD at a great expense, with all the modern im provements, this popular resort, the suhooribet la prepared to amoulmodoto his friends and the publio generally. with Abe Lest ibn market ("feral, OYSTERS will he eervoil uo io every %ir' 6 , v of atYlp dektig_the season. D/QUUDD end ALES he fed% eoulldent in re commending to the public for theixezeelloneo. aeNMEALS seed up at all hours . and DA ry NIGHT BOARDERS taken. ' hp.tly NO, 32 DIAMOND A L LEY, PITTSBURGH. THE SUBSCRIBER AN NO UNCES to tbnrahlio that be le in daily receipt of FRESH SHELL AND CA'S', OYSTERS. DAME, ka.. and prepared to aooootaiodato the patrons of this old and well known r.^..i;so with everythirg tho eating an , t drinking ai the E , h ,, ttoq Apo. ar.htEhly JOHN SHALEH, Proprietor. OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE, .No. 111 Wood Stvet, Pittsburgh. wooLooLLo £1;11) MIMI =ALBS'S LAKE Eu A ri N .Av D EA iu S % V ER EN.4 F T,ISH, FREsa xSTEIo E AND ILDGI42TMORIt All In their Proinn. See ou. GEO. REINIIitiN « tx). MitlaSlON HOUSE, tiEst.AUdieLVTZ, Proprietor; No. 344 Liberty streetjust be elde the Pnesenger Pere of the Pennaytranta Irold, which makes it the moat convenient bonse in the city for para•engera arriving by that road. The fitted baling. at sedsiders4l9. watt: , t o m in excellent so• so le fi th t eMit a iislBl,: Kiglq patro ns o. 011 11 :Zer and e B a ir r w ho hod with the best the market et:n alforu. fel:ly • WINES AND LIQUORS. WILLLk3I 111PORTEll AST) DF.ALWII IK Brandies, Oordia4, Wines Old Mononga hela and Rectified 'Whiskey, NO. !iO WOOD STREET. !Pittsburgh 6111:ers WILLL&IL CLAYTON, WISOLEdALEI AND r.ETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT, No. 37 Diamond Alley, usr Wood Street, Pittabllrirb. .76 unhand illackberrY Cherry and Mac tr iturtas. Old Monona:As Rfsrlied NEVILMEDICAL DISCOVERY, Eton THE SPEEDY AND PEISMAN: JV • ENT ours of GONORRNEA. EET. ELL Dirobarges. tar Weakness. N E RftsWlEmis- Mons. ti • once, Genital rita bility eel. and Atte of_. Hid _ neva aad Midrib hie beta need by upwards' of ONE HUNDR ED P.HYSICIANS. in witi to entire corneas VO wT.n. 1111. /AMUR. or an: o BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS art sit" tri action. often' effecting scare In e few ana when a le tasted itperm. ant. hey are prepared, vegetable ig mrtraolt that am harralem on the mann. and never nause ate the stomach. or impregnate the breath and ''criai rem Waal; a ll mom testa is avoided. ear 'So d osage of diet is neeesiong whilst Wing th their action interfere with basic eg o no mit& Each box contains six dozen Wis. PRIOR pats DOLLAR. :n= aaat-tcpsnall.- tiost-paiii. lig a ad- Aimtv tealigot et the mane/. Nags -gaieties *them my signature on the wrucg. 7 . . BETIO. Faiv.rgratt. garner Nerket Memg...am7=ad. f r i , _ 4 , - tom to - found ' *' fetrance on ri • 111 .USaa tho t ot IM:=o3osith bes ligll. Inth A •tabilet tem_ ors . Pla Zi a ireite l4 4t11 2r . ood esamito V 0 1 - .1 ' EST THE OLD STAND No. 350 Liberty Ktree4 ovR I:3EOITSE. ~..~iY:ar~'.~:a..'r:l.,_ ~ . ~'a :~'.--~ - ~..i.r-1. :; : t . ~~i,:x~.5.~ .a- _ v:.:~i:;.: EWE nirs=wall. - FIRE INSURANCE BY THE BELIANOE MUTUAL NSURANOE OOMPAST, Fo IIII.A11:11101.41 0 /11A. o n BuildinsaJAmited or Perpetual. Morahan die% Furniture. Ate.. in town or 0E10067. OFFICE NO. 308 WALNUT ISTIINET. Cash Capital. 6,294110 00. Asset% 0303.5014 90. • Invested as follows, via: Pint Monsignor Improved City Pro perty, worth double the amount....., $155,605 00 Ground rent, first c1a552,462 50 Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 IP cent. Mortgage Loans, $30,000, cost 27.900 00 Philadelphia city 614 cent. loan 30,000 00 Allegheny County 6 B cent. Pennsyl vania Railroad Loans a ollateral losins, well secured =LIa and Broad Top Mountain etananury.mortgage 10an..... 4,000 60 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. 5t00k......... LW 00 Stock trf Reliant* Mutual Insurance • ComPanY...-- 24.350 00 Stock of County Fire lnsurance Co um 00 Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00 Commercial Bank do 5.115 01 Mechanics' Bank do 2.012 50 Upton M. Insurance Co's Scrip 160 00 Dills Receivable, business paper 16.67 18 Book Accounts. secured interest. ete.... 6,216 72 Cash on hand and in bands of agents.. 11,385 15 $303 .16 CLEDI TINGLEY. Presid ent DIRECTORS. Clem Tiuge to r. Samuel Bisphata. ir las. R. mpson. Robert Stem. Frederick rown. William MIMIC, Cornelius Stevenson. Benj. W. Engler. John A. Wound . Marshall Hill, IL L. Cason. 7 Lotluep Robert Toland, arles Leland. Frederick Lanni& .Jacob T. Bunting. Charles S. Wood Smith Bowen, James S. Woodward, John Bissell. Piitsburgb. B. hi. ILINCHMAN, Secretary. J. GAR DNER COFFIN Agent. mybi Northeast corner Third and 'Wood eta. - ELA WARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN. NYSIUMA-YCE COMPANY—INCORPORA TED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL VANIA. ISSS. OFFICE. S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS PHILA DELPHIA. MARL INSURANCLS , on Ves lls, Cargo and Frei tir all parts of the world. INLAND MS C& hS on Goods. by Riven!. Canals, Lakes. and Land Carriages. to all parts of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES on 31er onandlte generally. on Storer, Dwelling Houten. Ao. DIRECTORS.—WiIIiam Martin. Edmund A. Sciuder, Theaphilus Paps. John N. Penrose, John C. Davis. James guar, Wm. Eyre. Jr., James C. Hand. Wm. . Ludwig, Joseph H. Seal, Dr. R. M. Rano% Geo. 43. Lieper. Rut Craig. :E Charles Kelley. Samuel E. Stokes, . F.. enieton. Henry Sloan. Edward Darlington Jones Brooke. Spencer M'llvain, Thos. O. Rand:Robert Burton, Janob P. Jones, Junes B. M'Farland. J ua P. Jr. tyre. John 13. Semple. Pittsburgh. D. T. A B. Berger. do. WILLIAM MARTTN, President. THOS. C. HAND. S ice, President. RAMAT IoYLSURN. Secretary. P. A. MADEIRA. Agent, je.V No. 65 Waterstreet, Pittsburgh. -- - - lINIEMNITY AGAINST LOSS HMI' FIRE. rinuE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE .111. COMPANYOFPRILADELPIIIA OFFICE: NO. 4U and 437 CHESTNUT RIREET. near Fifth. STATEMENT Ole ASSETS, JAN. let. MM. Published ARTf.eably to An Am of Amenably. being: First Mortgava, ninpls 1........ sl.t 518 Real Estate, (propent value $1(0.313 „ 102Xf. 1:5 Temporary on ammo C•dlut teral Securities.— . . .... . . ~ . AldS Su Stocks. (present value 4th i 36 .72..) cost Notes and Bulls Receivable Cash tl, 51 The only . proftts from pretnitrizs which this com -68 pany can divide by law, are from risks which have been tkiel Zu ineti. Insurances made on every description of Prop erty, in Town and Country, at rates as low as are consuaent with security. Since their incorporation, a veriod of thirty years, they have paid lames by Fire, to au amount &seceding Your Millions of bolters, thereby af fording evidence of the advantages of Insurance, as well as the ability and dieposittm to meet with pr9tuptness all liabilities. louses paid during-the year 1659,662,1133 36. DIRECTORS. Charles W, Rancher, Mordecai D. Leiiie, Tobiaz. Waitnur. David S. Brown. Samuel Brant, Isaac Loa, Jacob it. Stnitn. gdward C. Dale, (home W. Richarda, Deem Falea, CHAS. N. BANCKER„ PreFident. EDWARD C. DALE. Vico Provident. 1.4,•a. A. S rem.. Seeretars_pro tern. J. UARDNFIR COFFIN, Agent, niyl6 Northeast car . Third and Wood ti WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PITTSBURGH. iAivifE Pre.iident. F. M. OORDON, :kJ:rota:Y. Cant. It. D. COCIIRAN, 4ent. No. 9 '. i Water etreet.(BPang & Co's warohonEo. op gaits.) Pittabergh. Will insure against all Made of }IRE and MA RINE RISKS. _ - - - A Howe Institution manatteg by Direeterp who are well known in the corammunity, and who are determined, by prom kitneatt and liberality, to man van the character which they have azainned, as of tering the beat prctecti-o to thope who deal re to he insured. ASSETS, 0i7r0.1i1414 aut b.ialfit. Stock AC0i.,1113 , 3... 31 ortima. .. ... . 4; 03,000 00 office Furniture, 2,160 00 2W 00 Open Accounts, etc 7,809 93 Llted2. 18,351 9i Premium S'otes ............ - *.. L'7,905 al Nniea and 13ille diarsetinled ........ .... 174,075 19 0 11110C7ORS. R. kiiiier..) g.. James M'Anley, Nathaniel Relates, Alexander Nimlok, Geom.° Dnrsio Wm. H. Smith, Chas.. W. Rioketton, Andrew Ackley, Alexander Speer, David M. Low' Rees J. Timmaa, Benj. Balmoral i, John R. M'Cune. CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH IntIRES STE.A.M.BOATS. AND CAP.OORS. SAMUEL REA. Secretary. WM. BAGALEY, Prosider.t. °Mee, C 434% of Market awl Water Ws., Darureo ag Ana Loan and Ihunette In the Naviga tion of the Southern and Wo.tern Rivera, Lakes. and Bayour.eqd the Noel cation of the Sew. liamiro4 against LOOM awl Damage by tire. DIRECTORS. Barkley, 4a2. tJ. Johnston, D. F. Junes. Reese Owens. T. lE. Howe, B.fgwon. liuorge Bingham. - S. John Shinto% JBl3. 411,u 'over. S. Harbaugh, J. CatawoU. John S. Dilworth. D. U. Zug. uthZril,rdh PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 149 . 0HESTNUT STEEET, Opposite the Custom House. (NO/al 0210,100 Assets imoa.9llB. WILL KASE ALL HINDS OF IN. SURANCE.eithar Perpetual or Lhnited,on ovary deseriptimi of Yr , or Merchandise, at reasonable rates of- pre ROBERT _ KING Preeldent, BeLDWE it irk° President. . DMECTO C 6 lee Hayes. R. Cope. g. . &shah. Norge W. Brown. P. B. Joseph 8. Pant. C. Sherman. John Clayton. .9.4.Magarge E. Wile?. F. Btottailair. Eeoretary. G. COFFIN, Agent. JghlY Corner Third and Wood stmts. JNO. MOORUEAJD, COMMISSION MERCHANT, VOll THZ ILLS OF PIG METAL JIND BLOOMS, NO. it WATER ETREET, BELOW MARK II AMES ISILLISGAIS. NONONSIAIES ; el LA PLANING 5111• L. would reepec iii foram public a l e in ia t t i ::: rebuilt since en 'tuna • establishment. pp it Aso new zusetappmed : . idiom pre pnred to ' doonpg en pl boards.scaoll swine sad re-sawing. doore, gud abutter% kiln -dried. frames, mouldings. box n ß eldnr._ g r, OUM lemon. Sept, 7.1867 ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO. Or PITTSBURGH. ONTICE, No. $7 Fifth Bt., Batik Block phi piss Alit /LILL MIMS OIP tY • s eoo2l. Doe • , • K. &masa; Cam w . emu _ e k aca ; C " li itt i e Aramr; Ikon aim - D ID- 1 1, 0 1Me t Isipa B * Weed dent THE P/TTSKORGH POST Published every morning. 181111dWii excorte'Ll Corner rush and Weed Streets. - TEEMS 114 PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE. lair - Delivored by carriers 12 cents Per wee/r. EATEN Or ADVORTVOINO 3q Tire, one time 50 three times $1 00 " one week - 1-75 " one 'month 000 " three months 12 00 ' Mx months - 12 00 " nine months , 21 00 ;EN tlTlTheanr 30 00 iake a square. A Witt eight words average a line. - Business - notice!, inserted on the loeal page, ten cents a line each insertion. • .The Saturdip Morning Post loaned from the same of every SatenlitT 10,000 OD ~ 2 0 500 00 *Terms $1 per annum, in al vatiee IS'Single copies, ready fiwmalling. Flea rier Address JAMES P. BARR Editor and Proprietor AO. Advertising at reasonable rates. MONONY MORNING, ArGf7ST ALBERT FEARING. ;Concluded from Saturday.: • She however, quickly - recovered, and informed Fearing where she resided, and our hero requested permission to accom pany her home. She at once conseuted, and he conveyed her to her dwelling. n large mansion in the upper portion of the city. He was invited to enter, and hay ing done so, was introduced to the father of the maiden, who expressed his grateful thanks for the service which Fearing had pa•formed. The young lady whom Albert had pre. served from certain death wasniimed Rose Carrington, and was pronounced to be, one of the loveliest girls in the city. She was now about eighteen years of age, and many had sought to win her favor, but had sought, in vain. A mong these were several officers of the British army. of high rank. but these, for reasons which we will explain, stood u poorer chance than the others. Mr, Carrington, the father of Rose, was a whig of the true stamp, a pa triot, and an ardent lover of his country. Although from motives of policy he treated the British troops with civility, and even went so far as to invite the officers t(/ his house, and permitted them to visit Rose. still be hated them most cordially. and only tolerated their society because she city was in their possession, and he was possessed of a, vast amount of prop erty the he was envious should retnran undisturbed, As a matter of course, Fearing, though a private soldier, having performed such a service as saving the life of Rose• at the risk of his own, was received most eordi all., and old Mr. Carrington at once coin menoed conversation with hint. 11 soon leaked ont that the old eendeman was anything but friendly to the British ea . ,?; in short, that he was an ardent whig• and then our hero ventured to inform the, old gentleman of the part he was playing,while serving ostensibly as a private soldier in the royal army. . "You deserve great eredia young, midi, for the heroism you have displayed in thus risking death in order to obtain valit • able information or the use of yourconn trymen. I nil your spirit, sir. and my heart is wit - 011. I Wi4h ye::: ,, t ,m -sider my hnuse as your home XOliie V.. 111 sojourn in the city: and as you may ehaner, to meet some Britigh officers here. I her.: with present you with one hundred i e, i:• tars. with which to purelue a e Mirli. , te suit Of ritiu , n . .; clothes. I: scald ie.:veil for you to take them, when iiniAed, to some public. house for safii keeping, and when you come to my residence 1 would z ugg p st that yolt always dress in yoar ell' ten 'a apparel. liy these memo( v-ii wi, not excite the suspicions of the ()di:ter , as to your real voca• iii shonld v-ni ch a nc e to nicer.them he ' .•Yimr itilve is goo,!, and I wli i not f a il f it to profit by it. I cannot, howevor. nec. tit the money from you, for the very simpl e reason that I have plenty of err iiwn. — ''.nying this, our hero d rew a we it i i li t ..l puree from his pocket. and eehibinnt it ;e ) a Carrington. ‘• %Vell, as yon clumsy , , iev fi iee, a i e di not insist." "Good afternoon, sir. And Fearing took hi:: depst:.itte iron, the presence of one whom he had elresdv learned to Inv_, and proceeded at dnee le the harraeio: rind joined his rough C'oni , lanlClll3. The ::c=a morning, our hero re j paired to a tailor. and ordered a first rate j *sit of i. o hes, which he eonvered its a I valise to a public house, the keeper of which he- ascertained to be friend: to the American can se, and which he proposed to make hi: ( 'Mae/SOUS kill rinz7 the.: emain• der of his stay in the City. Our hero soon decided upon a 0:011,e) of action, and followed it out to the letter.— Every afternoon that lie had no guard duty to perform he used to get permission from the captain of his company to be ab sent until the following morning: and re pairing to the tavern where he kept his citizens clothes, and by the aid of false whiskers and other devices, so disguise himsaf that act one of his most intimate I comrades in the barracks would have re cognized him. Thus equipped, he would sally eta, wander round the town, and into the dide-ret coffee-houses frequent ed by the British officers, and was thnt enakiled to glean much valuable informatiou. In the evening he would re pair to the house of Mr. Carrington, and remain until 10 or 11 o'clock, in conversa tion with the father and daughter. when he would take his departure. al le the public house, and, having .lensed Li:; sol dier garb, to the barracks. rre , terntly he met the officers at the house of Mr. Car.; rington, and upon one occasion imp of the lieutenants of his own company, but he was never suspected of being any one but Mr. Clarence Linden. as the old gentleman introduced hint. r,*j 1.821 90 27.919 23 f.N3,ffd 76 The results of the frequent visits to n y 'ling and impassiot ed girl, who owed.her ,ife to him, may readily he imagined. A Warm affection sprang up between them, and they only waited a favorable moment to lay the whole matter before the father, and ask his consent to their anion. ft was some Fix weeks, however, before nn op portunity occurred. One afternoon Fear ing coming suddenly in, found Mr. Car. rington alone. He at once broached the subject, told the old gentleman who he was, and asked his consent. "You have my consent, conditiontilly,' . replied the father of Rose "and that 'con dition I will speedily make known to you. Notwithstanding, the representation you have made of the strength of West Point, I have learned that. Sir Henry has decided at last to send an expedition against it. His plan mnst be thwarted; con you do i cm!? "Do it, and you shall have'my eousent to marry my daughter the moment it is done. I will even have a priest in readi ness at my house to unite you as soon as the object is accomplished. I will then assist you to escape from the city and re• turn to West Point." "I will do it. I wish you a very good etaaing—have all in readiness; i will re - turn at 'midnight to claim my reward." Fearing immediately left, returned to the tavern, put on his uniform, and repaired to the barracks. He was on gnardthat night from ten o'clock until midnight, and, as he had anticipated, was stationed as set:- find over a magazine temporarily con structed on the - Battery, in which -was de posited all the powder of the royal army. a small stock, consisting of only thirty barrels. About eleven o'clock at night, raaring beat open . ' the doer of the maga -saft!with4he butt of his senketi , and, hay. tug enterettilte: laslMOY 'one i r down to the ediON'tke7Viiiiii:•' having knocked- their' heads, - emptied their contests into the *qi -- _-78efusg-sc• cdUlisliiiied this fest, thaltikileilrels abliag the operations of anyexpedition for El= morning will • CARRLA.GES, BUGGIEE4 ROCKAWAY'S, SULKIES AND SLEIGHS. No. VW Penn sere % DitAtheettele., Mr MI work warranted to be et the bert Mate rial and workmanship. EATON, RAMER * CO— NO. 17 FIFTH STREET, JOBBERS AND RET•ILERN —0 V Tiimmlm mbroti "ietodetYirte. cousn iztek Suspenders, Skirts, • Sun aud 11 0 ;i s i a tinit m4 Rub. Ana a!ni.te fectriseleleerandiii es .Wed% 1101. Wlioi9ale sie TO „ . spat o; strait. . r. aartnea ..... sum Lat.* at Mil!lik Walkable's: dt. Itit , CM}MBIB TA iSacatectir to Renter Andariol4l Who Wale Donlan ' • , Forelei Prune, Nuts. Corifeedeasto Sugar - NOS. 12( E 1144141411 IVINITIIII _l r * -..4 ;.* 6 1/lai, ° r , p jki_ Pri vai lL a i v. stmt. ALI =ME! eaE outto , ottehartlithaavAggittlus 01116 4 ket, took to tlight y atuthatossi-,the &kit struck twelve he was attbe:houticafillis . ... Carrington. Ile toldtheoldgentliamlitiv* he had done, and claimed-his The minister was in waiting ; Roaeoime down, the yourig. people stood •up fend _werequichiv united. 'rho carriage Of Carrington being at the dtmr„ the lining couple embraced the old gentleman, leap, ed in, and were rapidly driven off out of the city, intending to-take a very circaitti ous route, and reach .West Point without being tracked by the British. A few days after these events, Washing ' lOU WILS seated in one of the rooms at Put nam, perusing some dispatches, when Fearing was announced. He entered.with - Rose hanging upon hip arm. .. "So, sir, I see vou,hae returned." and I have- brought a recruit v:ith me. your excellency." "'Tim well, indeed. Yon have killed two birds with one stone. I have received all your letters, and approve of your conduct; particularly in destroyingthe enemy's pow der. Ilere, sir, is a commission constitutiisg, you a Colonel in the American army." I ill11:1081111Li AIbYKILSIIIIIIIIB. • r.EKEI: AL COMMISSION MCKIM?, Flour, Grain land all kinds of Coonl6o Produce. , Wisessot Liquors. Cigars, Tobago. &c. ■? Liberal Kdvßnoew wade nn conoignments of 111011 WINES. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 237 SOUTH SECOND ST PHILADELPHIA. WM. BRICE & CO., PRODUCE AND PROVISION COMMISSLON MERCHANTS, NO: 15 SOUTH TATER STREET, Philadelphia. Liberal advanera made on renaignmenta when required. myt-lyd .7(•101 R ELLInox. WM P ELLISON-RODMAN 1144801 C JOHN B. ELLISON & SONS, IMPORTERS OF CASSIMERES AND NO, 339 MARKET STREET. (d door below Fourth.) PIITLADELIMIA. H URST 4t. MAGEE— Wholesale Druggists. NO. 1423 XALIBILET STREET. -PHILADELPHIA, DEALERS IN Perini Otbi. Window Glum, Dye-atuffis„ &0., and A rents fl o. Kerosene; Ohio and Pittsburgh Coal llorniog Fluid, Camphenn, Tar, Pitch, Rosin. Wrgon and Railroad (;tease. myl:3md GEORGE GRANT, --- Dliumfucturer and Wholesale end Retail Dealer IN EVERY DESCHIPTIOEt GP GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, • 610 CHESTNUT STREET, mpl-is• PHILADELPHIA C. HARRY BRIAN, WITH I ,4 LINCiitCO.F . E: at PEARCE. V CFA PTURERS IMPORTERS. F MEN'S EIIINISUING GOODS AND L',ILORS' TRIMMINGS, tio SOFTIII FOURTH STREET, inyl:ls,l. PHILADELPHIA. ARLES MAGEE. Importer ami eeler in Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Veatings, Tailors' Trimmings, Bso, 255 MA RKET STREET, Nowt • S 4 , , PHI LA DEL PHIA. wyl-lytl FRIES & LEHMAN, - MARKET STREET Pil ILADELPHIA, XU. .: cas,thneres, Veßtings, f'e. , M1C.A.74 11. NY , ":IECIP-!ied St(lek of Goods suitable for (Lie trade. myl-!yd E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO., 11120EMPSII OP - WINES. BRANDIES, ire. AND DRALLAB IC VINE ()L1) WHISKIES, It►. soirrit FRONT STREET. ap10:1,4 PRILADELT`TIIA JAMES 11. CHILDS. 110. PE COTTON MILLS, A licwll4.my eltl7. MA YurnM2IRM I M. SEA itILESS BAGS , AND OF • OSIN A.I3ILTRQS.. 1:S. Arnhem to 40 Inches Wide , . 4:2- Orders may be left at If. CHILDS & CO'S. 130 Wood street. Pittsburgh. uolklyds lk . k.llVlttloNA OIL WORKS LONC. MILLSEI is CO.. WoRFS LEOAHE T Sh ta i t t rllAßE ° N. AL- airOttloo and Warehouse ea MARKET STREET, P ITTMBIDIRIM art?a fa cturog of Llundnatins and Lubricated Carbon this and Baud% NO. I REFINED OM, WARRANTED NON-EXPLORI Va. - always on band. oe2!•]y DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS. PILII.frON .ft CO.; MANU?..4.OPUREB3OI , SPORT *AMITY OP FINISHED BRASS WORK, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, WPartieular attention foaling OIL Refiner- Bram Castings of suixtrior =Mimeos wig to order. Steamboat work and "Raising use .SA - Ross' Oil 'is e: Dm', Safety Lamp; Gas Braokets. and t. isms: Corner ST. MATS STREET AND DUQUESSE:WAY. fel&tf C. WEST dc CO., MAZIIPACTURIZIS CAT E=SIM -- - ~::.':R;1~tovo~ . 001 44 1 5iMitellIk o • .'. isikvellirrn ormiarr foraD nue& -- I -0,, Tiv o .': . - 10 a.... 1r1ie . 1141,CL0C111 ei evades; frxe j ute I — roniTto II o'cloollt -- Jeldrom et to 8 • - '•— - - int. lenOns lear:lB4 and si 'tit 'profits *dared • :inept.* has beasineleniondlonailp. _lllinne befateretaez - saki itil =puttied. a* *age ° iII I per eentainier. . ... , _ • , ,....... a.... n0t • thaws 'stir- _ to the .. ,. L ...., ,Ineemas and beats the irsWirdetfints Ord illys Anna and De ember.— lase twits a • year. without • inwebbac nip - _ Satan or swan to present Riff Pia MOIL - tUM rata money will doable in less titan'tortilla adds, making in the aggregate entand ert , AO 011111-11pLP tint MST. A TSAIL. Boiraii. the Chaftek Br-Laws.. Reps tarnished MM. an application at the 't te. '. . . . . . , GEORO nk Tn i gilet. __,, :yam Fa . .. , • Admit M'Yaddso. oak, Joba Rthisit Obi I " Al s aluelltni . l .4. .71,i tiri desda i oFt p 'iiinsilaWCe 7 7 - ' kir ' "14 H. --. Joao Hardman . • Ifilt: . ems. illinitil kosm. liadlir. Jamm D. m.A .K11% ,. . ' alll g 4ull i_laield. S: am 4*" a.O - ''-A-1 . ~" ir • =shall. • 4 r . . 4 , aft. r. 4 $ =VW . ape • r ater . U%rn . VOL . Chdlitilli mot • :-,ll=llls A.VLT IT. s - -4 --- - 'atii011114:11AULAIIIII ia Awseptaireeei M : - . :111"aii. *' r ieles . rvie Disl e rs i owiir tiCeMirtiei°6ll""linsiedesilailmia;alditb•=throulteand W ar n s tte lisiteitEktdea: ..Deaaritt mitred la par flinch or earriat . pow. T aad Fourth Mo. .67. Market street. between hir4 atm& H. WILLIAM; It 430.1 BARKERS & EXORABGE BROKERS, WOOD STREET, CORNER THIRD, ALDMMM. JAMES M. TAYLOR, 4k1...D1F.111101A.1 4 1. WPM& 481 Peees'lltreed, PIM Ward. . glimmer! . ems PROMPTLY MAIM gl.l Peed& *Book /11qtamm and other Legal Writtg a l=. deknowlAtmente Taken and ately AGRICI7LTRAL. D. B. ROGERS dr — BOW, mAxtrnertriwis or Rogers' Improved . Patent SIEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH AND GRAIN DRILL TEETH. OFFICES Comer Batas, aad Clymer litreeta, MIMI Ward, fends PITTSBURGH, PA. LUKEN A. FETZER, . . AMMO= MD COMMON MEIMNMIT, TOR Ti! MO OR Near, Grain, Bacon , Lard, Batten Dried Fruit and Produce Generally. Owner Narked and lint Streets, PITTSBITAGII. PA. REFER TO—Francis G. Bailey. Mg.. William DilwoVir ip 8. Cuthbert & Son. Pittsburgh. Boyd & &bar * Swearingen. 8. Brady. Cea. & . Bank. Liet HowelkMangle & Co.. George W. Anderson. Donlon, Paxton & Co., Wheeling. mi2lB:2pdis ---- IV YOU WANT SOME GOOD • NEW Fruit or prepared Minoe Meat, mixed, and all other kinds of Spices, soaking Brandy or New Oranse. Loma and Citron Peel go to Haworth & Brothers, in the Diamond, where you will get anew crop of Fruit and lower than at any other house in the city.. Also a_general and toll assortment of Family Groceries, Teas, Wines, Brandies. and all other kinds of Foreign and Domestic Liquors. HAWORTH & BROTHER. deft corner Diamond and Diamond alley. T. T. HVGITIRN dr CO, HOUSE, SIGN, ORIWEENTA.L PAINTER No. 2 St. Clair Street, [ CORNER DUQUESNE WAY, mond story. 4/irAll err* animated to me will be neatly and promptly zet,mea. oen-ly & GETTY, Wholesale sad Retail Groe ere, • UWORTNINI AND °IAMB IN TEAS, wimps, LIQUORS, lie., NORTH-EAST corner of OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND, nakly ALLEGHENY CITY. IMPORTANT TO INVENTORS. PATENT AGENCY:I.I PATENT AGENCY. -- ' I II oiles .i...., ow c. uwmanc. 101 ROST. W. FMCS Far Twelve? ilhteilail- '• Saar am °Meer of taw th e nt I: insaineb eV idea Patina *Me Affiallartalla pi j Patent Agtlaey la•t filar a• paadl - lbw woman ilaaratallas Pat. Member of to Beat a Agway MM. 0 om Pear& ipt A - P inetitth.PLl:rtrt°"l"4 l/FIP,1= 11.111111"lar . ciPatilit att . A-1:11DIE dt EWENS. Phantoms and Gas Fitters, NO. lii WOOD wain, apron's MUST 41:MT PITIIIIIIIIIII4III. A IF 47 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY =AZ TER 11,111r01011 OrIITCOIL ... .. lainffekr.6l4.l a irreampa, iiiim.rtrAD. l urid b. on op KAN* sta igt , meet aiprovad manor. Una or Mr. noun dant with star and Ciao - dim B. All onion; promptly attended to. ind arid imam= AND VINSDAD— 800 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES, 11 11 . 1 1111UM,P111USIAL1111111 VINI:4IAI4 fitdoeiod - siby InIZIAI."IM — CIALBY. tes . usiliffiisleootews - • - . - 010/11* LOA . , EIENRY W. CIMIOTT - x 0 iii mairrsirstizsji E . tit 'ssz ' isaftbegaragoilllCANdegnag. vtimilir Ur , - Az* sommu. nov ae .5... m. on sadlings.llll - _ .: lotililverlraedis. sad wzn. sum% far mr lima _et Basis most be 'singled anneal _the igreassfr i Ce ilkaalVa IL to 16 P. M. BM=SMM nu jriciAnittlirt . , ATTOna l f. l3 Pril-s T , ,mow noncuics 4 9lloMXlAK" H. W.PArmsow ' PATTERBON &, DAMN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW NUNN'S LAW BUILDINGS. Dlarsead Street, Emir grim; .1.917 pn i notritaz. PA B.. 8:; LOOM; • ATTORNE* AT. LAW. OFFICE, NO. 72 GRANT B,TRERT (Three doors below the Oeirt Brieito rr173:17 PITTSBURGH. P* - ATTORNEY AT LAW orricA, No. isti ' , ovum NT.; J. D. NO. 78 . GRANTfIinkEET PITTSIIIITROM MIN% . T 'l4 SIIRDEON D D VISIT T. - s uccesso r to G. W. Biddle, 1 o:l4ll'D•lth geld *Feet. air. Office hours from 8 to 1 oPeioek. aamtc. to 5 o'clock. IRON MANUFACTIVINEWL AMERICAN IRON WOR.JIB. Jones do Latighliimi. NANUFACTITIUM iii IRON AND NAILS / JUNIATA AND - COMMON SHEET OW Ladles fittest Mu PI/61 both; it . W4tlEllOllBO. - 93 Witter Street and 19$ 711 PITTSIIVIRON.- Ande corner of Franklin and South Witterifris. can. PITTSBUGH. PA ..Tmcsa...Jolng L. Boyn...Ws. 111,0401 PITTSBURGH STEEL Weals JONES, BOYD arap.,. M pm *Am u l azitr A vit t taga' and eta?. =4)T itt'k.and sisesil ik noads PITTSBunimPs. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,AW. OARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS NEW DRUGGETEI, NEW BRUSSELS CARPET sir These havejeboon reeeivetigtArs et the LATEST AND R ICHE ST PAT - SEAM. at the loweat pricer. W. Brcumom , NEW CARPETS, Olt CLOTH, ie. M • CALLIIIN'AS, No. 147 Foul& 111fteggi • RSOUGHV PREVIOUS TOMER WE advance in prices. of which vantage is offered in purchase FORO44:111. -del HUGH X. BOUg._ .: ILI NGINE BUILDER & MA n CPXIII4, AM Duquesne W ay , near the P oi nt aw e to order. and warranted as - good a • . made, the followiw machine:n..lls, .. Engines, Turning lathes, for weed , • ' Planer!, for wood and iron; Drilling .• HOUffill and Tobacco Semen P ' - and Model Machines. in the. best Mailleire Pullies and Dangers, of all sires and valtidgit Screws, of any diameter and pitch to: Mt in length. Will also make, .andLlynd Doctor and Niggol beelnied • sad Deck im for steamboats. &a Lathe Wheats &VC rimy ing done to order: can plazien hicrel ,e,br feet II inches long. . All Orders Promptly Filled .4 saes... Solicited. N. B.—Particular &Mance and pelemla. given to repairs on Printing a nd '. er Machines. ' Tag ______ W. crogintuaxx....n. onenutenag...r.'outurneaksa D. MISSY. VB NN RC N H G CI A Y S L a A : SWOI lfiAlr T e llll.. hem, 119 Water street, and . la, Platoafia. Pittsburgh, Ps,, three doers below tie sisu r bids lions% Manufacturers of Window Wan Druggist_ s' (Hue Ware and Avon: can Convex Glass, for parlor windorraoragreltig and public buildings. • ' • eel OPEN AIR GRAPE CULTURE; aarden and Vineyard Culture oftheThie, ♦ND THE '.• NITFAICIIRR E OF DOJEINTIOIRUM DDESIGNEDFOR THIS USE OP:10W taws and others in the Northern isidAud dle States. Profusely illustrated •with W ravings from carefully executed designs, by direct practice. By JOHN PHIL snabsW; - Essay on Open Air Grape Culture" was awarded the First Premium of thcrA Institute. To which is' added a selection of ampler of Amerman Vineyard P Carefully Prepared Heiori=f the pri se ISomen Aram of Grainy Sent free of postage. upon receipt of J. !CIS No. 39 Fl ft h steak - PROPOSALS POR Onnuaxim °vie! WAR Dar& Slik by this Department untilsL fi h ,:r ie ing of the 4th OF JUNE. forth* .ist ih• following Arsenals , as moron .•._• 5,000 Tons of Lead, as At the Watervliet Arsenal. West. Ting; NSW . York, 2,000 tons. - At the New York Arsenal. Governor's lieud. New York. 1.000 tons. At the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittifintrgh. .P;inneyl anis, 1,000 tons. . _ At the St. Louis Arsenal, Et.'Louisi 1,000 tons. • The Lead must be Clalemy or otherAineijesn. , or soft English , or the most IsterniTud Proposals will be received for lots of= toneend smirch. - Bidders will state explicitly the time and manna of each delivery. • . Failure to deliver at a'oecidedlimii WiDeito. leer the contractor to at tare ettini amount to bedelivered at that time. Parties obtaining contracts will be ' , gland to - enter into bonds with propersureties logigtp, 17 1 r fa r ummk gmtnent resales to Iteeli the zfjhtto set any bid be &dammed se 1i rs: NM Lw7Ml,, Chief of Ord" D. C.. and should be inidorserNie nr iVi. Lead." ORDNISCII . • fin= 4/11AXTITY or . • •IL Wired by tbeabove to Geo third -Ike Nametv , . • lad the time _pyreaceoblL to the 4th Gra BT Gaya° JAB. W . MUM. 11111.4161; WALL, PAI!JEIII4 WINDOW 0171tT.AINS, Now Styles for aphig of 1882. A ohms* Variety sail Ilse AAA westtn 114 , aisle • SS per !lee. /or Pas b 'imams PAULIN% NO. II WOO*imugaz Batireat4llk 6U5.21 doarkko Dbin . 411'41MP - - •!- -94 07'• MUMS! PUT. FIFTH muv LS L. BRAOKEDIUDGE, Prnisraimmy 11 A N C,c o R ATTORNEY AT LAW;: 24 Flamm 75 Plecen -AT ♦ PBACT/OAL TREATISZ ON T/t
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