Ps_os.?a,
" -- TO ALI. PeINTS IN TEE WEST.
sotiThiAntsT AND NORTH WEST.
FALL ARRANGZAM.
Commencing August 15th, 1882.
TINE TO ILTSCINSATI AS SIIIICH,
_ And to Indianapolis, St. Logic and Chicago
snorter than by any other route._ -
WESTWARD TRAINS.
Fast Line. Mail Rapped&
Leaves
Pittebsprii....l;ooa: EL 7,10 a. In. 12,50 P. in.
Alloshani.-1,10 a. in 7,20 a. tn. 1,00 P. M.
Arrives
Orastlino...-8420 a. m. 5,20 p, m. 8,3 0 P. m.
Ft. Wayne-. 2,10 p; m. 2,25 a. in.
8.35 3.1 a.
FOR COMMBUS. CLNCMCNATI k ST. LOUIS,
Leaves • , .
°ratline 8,45 a. m. 7,26 P..m. • • 5,50 p.m.
Arrives at
Columbus-11,20 a. in. 10.15. p. m.
Moorman- 4,20 p. 5,40 a.ak
p. in. 1 1986 a. in.
St. bows • 7,50 a. in 8,45 p. m
All Trains through to Chicago wittont Ohano
of Cars.
_ .
N. B.—The time to Cincinnati it the came as
by Steubenville. .Traina on both Roads meet at
Coltimbtui.:tw4 peatengges ell go into Cincinnati
together.
EASTWARD TRA.UIS
ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGH:
Neese Express • 2,00 a. m
quemge - 3,10 p. m
Cincinnati and St. Leak Expras.- 7,15 P. m
ACCOMMODATION TRILL N:.."—.From Federal
stroet Station. Alio I , cos City.
Leaves- . Arrive Lc ova Arrive
Aliv.'llent New Brighton New Brig,ton Allegheny
there a m 10,40 a M a m 6,50 a m
1%64 L3O pm 6 , 15 a m 5.30 a m
4,34 p m 6,30 p m 12.10 p m 2.25 y m
6,a4P p m 6,15 p m 3,20 m 5,00 p m
Sta.Treing are run by Columbus time, which is
/2 minutes slower than Pittsburgh time.
eia. Tickets good on the accommodation trains
are sole at reduced prices.
The (430 p M accommodation train °emulate at
Now Brighton with packets for Now Castle.
Tsrtingh trains connect as follows--
At mown, with stages for Now Castle, Mercer,
t oungatown. la.
At fr.-villa, Ohio, to and from Millershurgh,
Aaron, Cuyahoga Falls. etc.
At atunsfield: Ohio, for Mount Vernon, 6hclhY,
baecuskY: Toledo. Detroit, etc.
At tircstlints forDelaware.SprX4eld. Colurnbos,
thosituaatk2EGOda, Dayton. Smut
loohd. Lotusville. etc.
At :,tine, for Sidney. Detroit. Dayton,
etc.
At Port Waite, for Peru. Lafayette 7 .d- Saint
,linum, tlnmcy, keokuk,Si.Joseyh atio mt9ram
mote points in Central Indiana ar-i
At Plymouth for Laporte.
Ara at Chicago . with trains for ail p..lo . its in DB
rots, Missouri, lowa, Wisoonsinar. lwinroota.
, nor iiirthar information and thr-..-eil tickets
apyiy .o. GEORGE PARKIN, Tir,kst
Unite Passenger Santion. - f 1141, -orgh.
an; A. Q,_CASSELBERRY Agent, P "..cherlY•
JERVISGeneral Supeeetweant.
lila. P. SIIIN7, General Pac , •-•_ora. Asteat
gVidaTELAND, PlTT9llll7ella AND
IL./ WHEELING RAILROA_
ABRANGFA'"?".
On and attar MONDAY. MAY tea. 1969.
Truing will leave the Depot of the :" - earsadvanin
Raftroad. in Pittsburgh. an follows:
PrOMBURGII, COLUMIIUs & C
SWAT LINN. VIA STEUBLIVIrikLN.
Le m / itta.nirsh—... 1700 a. in. 13.44
Stonhenville...i 4.00 4,110 p gym'
L.; Newark 9,50 " 19,15 "
f 1 1 410 " 1LL.40 "
rpas Cianinnad I 4,30 p.m. 340 a.m.
llt.:LOuie I 7.30 a. M. 0,40 p M
olnnatirfo ehr.nao of ears betwova Pittsbarzh and Cia
.
- - -
Splendid eleapin mitc,?,liel to at night
traina.
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINN
Leaves
Pittebnrsh I,o* a m 4.10 a m 12.541 p
Wellsville 3,00 *" ti,l4 " 3,03 "
Stenbomille...4,oo " 9016 " 4,09 "
Wheeling _4,51 " 1.9,Z3 " 4,55 ~
Arrives
Bellsir 5 " 119,40 " 5,05 "
Connectir., at Viheelinit with Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad,. ants at :13.ilair with Contra! Ohio
—Railroad for Zantsvillo. Lancaster, Circlevillo,
Columbus and Cincinnati. Indianapolis and Saint
I orris and points cost.
PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE.
eaves Pittshnrsh 11,00 a. m. 1 12 , 50 D. ;:n.
do ' 3,00 •
_ _
doo Bayard 8,10 ""
4,14 "
o - Allianc 8,43 4,40
do Hudson A,03 •• 5,43
Arrives Cleveland 9,15 " 6,30 "
Connecting at Bayard with Tuscarawas :branch
for New Philadelphia and Canal Dover; at Alli
ance with Pittsburgh, Fort Wi..yne and Chicago
Railread at Hudson. with Cleveland, Zanei . ville
and Cincinnati it It for Akron. Cuyahoga inn:.
and Millersburg. and at Cleveland with C and 11
R R for Erie. Dunkirk. and Buffalo. with C T
R R for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and the north
west.
WellsvilleAcoommodation leaves at. 4,00 p. m.
Returning Trains arrive at 3,20 a m. W,15
m, 8,26 and 8,00 p m.
Througn tickets to all prominent points is the
west, southwest, north or northwest, can be pro
eared at the Liberty street depot. Pittabarith.
JOHN IiTEWART. Ticket Agent.
For fr,.e...0r particulars apply to
WILLIAM STEWART, Agent.
At the Company's office in Freight Station. Penn
street. n 027
1862.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY sth
FINHYLVAMA CiiitgAL RAILE6A
EIGHT DAILY TRAINS.
'rum THROUGH RAIL TRAIN
leaves the passenger :Ration every morniny,
(except Sunday) at 2,sti a m, stooping only at t
principal stations, and making direct
at Harrisburg for )3altiratre mut WvAhington,
for Now York via-the Aiientc.wn route.
T; 'E THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leave
daily at 3,50 p m -- stopping only at_princlial sta
tions, waking direct connection at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Washington, and for New York via
Allentown route.
THE FAST LINE loaves the station daily,
(exeept Sunday) at 8,20 p. m., Mapping only at
principal stations. connecting at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Weshingtor..
THE LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passen
ger Car attached, leaves the passenger station
every morning (Sundays excepted . ) at 5,30 a. in.,
running as far as Con ernaugh, snu3topping at all
station'.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
leaves daily (except Sunday) at 2,44 p, stop
ping at all stations and running an far as ✓ane
maugh.
FIRST ACOOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's
station leaves daily (except Sunday.) at 6,40 a. m.
SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wail's station loaves daily. (except Sunday) at
11,00 a. m.
MIR D ACOOMMODAT/ON TRAIN for
Wall'i station leaves daily. tempt Sunday) at
4,00 D. a.
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fo r
Wall's station. leaves daily. (except Sunday) at
S,l5D.m.
surrusarxwo nurigs
ARRIVE IN PITISBURfidi AS FOLLOWS:
rraag...-- ....... .... ....... ......... ...... ....12,2a p. m
ast Mi... ---121015 a. m.
ohnstown Aecommodatkm —.14,04 a. m.
Wall'a Station Acoommodation....—.4A4 a. m.
Id Wail's Station' Aooommodation 4,113 a. in.
Std Wail's Station Amesinmedation .1,05 p. in.
4th Wall'.. Station Aocomroodation.....6,lo p. in.
Stirofraina for Blairsville and bulimia *meet
at Blairsville Interseotion with Expr_ess and
Johnstown dooommodation Bast and West, and
also with Local Freight, East and West.
The Traveling Public will find it greatly to their
In_tereAt in Aping East or West, to travel by the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, as the secom
modatkins now offered cannot be surpassed on
any other route. The Road is ballasted with
stone and is entirely free from dust. We can
Promise Safety, Speed, and Comfort ' o all who
may favor this Road with their patronage.
FAZE:
To yin, You
_—...— $12,50
PIIILADELPEIA....--- 10,00
BALTIMORE-----_ 9,50
LANCASTER 555
BARRISIMTB.O 7,43
arßaggaga checked to all stations on tho Penn
ylvania Ra ilroad, and to Philadelphia. Balt:-
ore and New York.
10'Paesengers purchastni tickets in car_ will
be ohhaarrsseedd an .uoces according to distance trav
eled israildition to the station rates, except from
stations whom the company has no agent.
NOTICE—In case of loss. the Company will
hold themselvo3 responsible for personal baggage
only. and fcr an amount not exceeding $1;0 0.
N. R.—An Omnibus Line has been employed
to oeneey passengers and baggage to and from the
depot. at a charge not to exceed 25 clouts for each
PaCC and
eisa:Zrtife. •
J. STEWAUT. Agent.
At the Psona.R. R. Passenger Station on Liberis ,
and Grant streets. no 2
BOOTS AND *HOER
LT NO. 89 MARKET STREET.
IDOL AT TUK PPJONI :
woLadrth ie l s English Lasting .11031 Gaiters far $l.OO
,25.
!Adieu English Lasting Congress Heel Gaiters
for $1,3, worth $1.75. •
Ladies English Lasting Congress Heel Gaiters
$1 50. worth $2.00.
Ladies Fine French Morroceo Heel Boots for
$1,37. worth $4.52.
LadLad* Fine Goat Cowen Heel Boaster $1.37.
rth $2.75.
d *room Slippers tor 50e.„ worth 75,
lid Slippers far 75e. worth
An othergeolls ha peeportios.
JAMBS ROBB.
e fle Matluit Meet mar Nodal Maim
aD
• . ••• s
•••••••ar
Vint mows -44 a:
RAILROAD. -
INdIANVOLIS AND CINCINNATI R. B.
Co7meatir4 at indalzapolit wit Teas Its.te,
and Terra Banta and AR:a Railroad, to Gt.oui,
and Lafayette aid Indianapolis, New Albany and
- Salm and. Michigan Central Ralloads for CHICA
GO. ItOCIf ISLAND. BURLINGTON. and all
intermediatapoints.
Through Freight Trair, to INDIANAPOLIS,
TERRE HAUTE, LAFAYETTE and PERU.
Freights and passengers earned from. Cincin
nati or Lawrenceburg an loss tune than by any
other route by twenty-four hours, and at as low
rates. Theonlxread_by which shipments C 2-T.l be
made from Cincinnati to the 'West, without break
ing hulk.
• Consignments made to J. K GIBBONS, Awn:
at !Cincinnati, or W. B. CUTTING, Agent at
Lnwrenceburgh, will rocnive prompt acceptor,
anti no charge jar C011011i3a10:1: NO CHARM; FOR
OkAYAGFC OR CONUTSSION AT LAWamScr.r.rao.
For fiuther information apply to TlitiAS
RATIGAN. !No. 1/5 Water street.) as 4;nt of tau
Co)nratiy. who is prepared to give 1111114;t:t:li RS
CRFriS for passengers and freight to Ilidirmapolis.
Terre Haute, Lafayette, Chiew.ro Peru. Groeo
- Crawfordsville, Charlostca. and Mat
todu, Ac.. Ste. H. F. LORD, President.
JOHN. E. cErmac. General Eteiglit Agent.
Itth3
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERY,
NO. 85 FOURTU ST., NEAR WOOD.
Ft Eing SUBSCRIBER% MANUFA C
-1 TIME anti keop constantly on CTOrY
...Akin in their lino. via: Corniev, Ornaments,
Curtain Goods, Comforts, Feather Bo .h, Matt! fL , C.,
Ot all kinds: also, the Q.:(ebraletl Put , ~• wring lieds. All land= P ; tures,
Siv".Prthapt :sttentton givui to all :or th
tlng art nul
oet1T:l.;.1 RI)
HOTELS AND RI; T. 211.111A.T. '2 S
01LIN
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT,
AT THI OLD STAND
CORNUCOPIN. RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
ItEKE FA :TE I I EY:, aoTivLS. RIES-
V V TA URA NTS and the trwle e•N:cral ly eau
be supplied Wit?: CaQz..pealce L:ly t 0:,.. at the
lOW0d: wh,4e.alo re 0 . ; ,Leit 7.1
ELI Yu. :No,
Young's Ea.l,ixig Saloon,
CORNI:R VIRGIN AL',EV AND :2,141
FIELD STREETS:
Mere OYSrt:I.:, the th u
Beason :77.11 LP z2rved n;
style. 1,7.0i.,N,4,
t , :14 St:r.or azd
No. &It) Libersy In* 1.
Next to Penr.sylvaniE, De.:iae:l,Tr Depot,
JOH SA se E: I'et4orlt•tor
Irjr A. VMG TAKEN . 4 1:".;11 FEI•TE:1) UP.
Ai with all tho ;nodern i , c proven:cuts. po
pular rcoort, the pre!, r‘• •• •.,:
modete his old enst.ulere aed the
ally. with tho 1u..-t the :r.nr•iet.! _ii ; -dr Vi ter.
will be served up in every variety of sr: : 1., during
the eeztton. His 1l • Ine7. I.i.atu.rs sad AI. he teele
confident in reclunnierain; to the pupil,' .1.. r their
excellence.
Can: iicoket and Ehoil Ortion rocei cod dans
andsold whoixsalo and ratail.
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND,
7-1.1()*;. F-'l'• e 4)r.
HAVING T.l. ICE N AN!) rtriETN UP.
at a grnt. expapme, P .• •r: ip ,-
pnivements, t 1:: vy:liar rc• rt,
vrepareti to ::,:c0u.10 . ,1 , :c- ILe
public generally, ritli :Le
affords.
OYSTERS'iriII be .-,o
stv!e tiur:rl4 .
tIQt ar.: , l Al hr fc-e7
ecratnenri.:La to the• -
sii - NIEALS , I t ti r
and NlfillT 80 - A
R tiElts t,;(,0
NO. 32 D AEiOI; ii AL 1: E
r 3111111: St'llSe.tet %EH. A—N. 5 ot' :r. s•
AL to 010 1”:1.1i.•:.i,”: Le it) in • • •
FRESH :Al ANL) CA:s .
PreparCti t
of Z.nit , t)ltt :van i.
the fx-ting. fia./
je..1617
ft LC.
OYSTER AND EKING HOUSE,
Nu, 111 Wood
WIIOLKSALS: • ;;;.1`.3
LAKE AND EASTERN i-ISH,
FREsii pilit,ADELpm.‘ AND h.%;.1:11191ti:
OY3TEn:3 AN!) v.ALI)
AU in their r Fo r .,
nor) tiEO. 'r.M? N Co.
J.
ANSION 5{ c,,,Tz,
1.T.1L Propnet,r; Nv. 3i & L.! ,
(tti the Prie9,tiger -t
iimuroad, ;rah L nthk,
intugit in the city ter I , a ,, ert<t-:
ruin'
/Lc prop:7o.
latoti up. ex. LA •
pilo.l • I , !ii
WEN - ES AID 1.; 1 ~. :. .I)
WILLIA A3l ki; 1' 4 3 k:
INFOS:Ma
Brandiee, Clordiala, Oid Ificr.laga
Ma and Rectified Whiskey,
NO. I=o WOOD 15T2tIE1, Plitstrurgh
fabiva
C. WEST A:
IIkai:PACT7P.P.U.7 (1)"
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
ROCKAWAYS, SI:LUTES AND bLEILMS.
No. 187 Pena Street, PI ti-Nlm rglx.
lir All work warranted to be of tho beet mato
rialandworkmanahir. myl2:lyl
F. RIMY Ell H. 0. RHYMER
Late at Miller & itieLetson's.
REYI%X]Tr. Lk. I
[Successor to Reynier & Anderf.;a.l
Wholesale Dealers in
Fortrlgn Fruits, Nuts, Coulectionory
!logos's, Firs Works, &v.,
NOS. 128 AND 12S WOOD STREET.
PITTSBURGH
THOMAS FARLEY'S
FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREHOUSE
No. /64 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGUEN Y.
Undertaking. in all its branches, will receive
prompt attention. Orders can be loft at the room
at the Livery Stable of Mr. JAM Es FLOYD.
Ohio otreet, Allegheny.
A POLLO El ALL B/ LLIAILD SALOON.
111LCHARLEh JARDNEN.'wonlil remind his old
fried and customers that ho is stil entrance nd
at his old stand.,_ APOLLO HALL. on
Fourthstreet. He has always on fluid the best
quality of Lager liccr, and in connedion with the
hall. a well appointed billiard saloon, with good
tables, balls and cues.
Remember the pl 3, ce, Apollo Hall, Fourth EL
near Wood. et:trace? from Vnorth. irtglo
LOOKING GLASS &
A. TURF 1 , 113,11 E MAN CEACTOR V
NOS. 221 EAST TWENTY-TIIIRD STREET,
173 & 175 GRA ND STREET Ai. 215 CENTRE
STREET. Established 1838. NEW YORK. Es
tablished DM. This Establishment has been in
successful operation 21 years. and is the Largc.;t
of the kind in the United States. We have on
hand or manufactured to order every descriptfon
of LOOKING GLASS. PICTURE AND POR
TRAIT FRAMES, Plain and Ornamental Pier,
Wall, Oval and Mantel Glasses, Concocting Cor
nices. Base and Bracket Tables, with Marble
Slabs,
_Toilet Glasses. etc.
Mouldings for Picture Frames, in len t . Ohs suta
ble for tramportation, either Gilt, Berizno, Rohe
wood, Oak, Zebra, Birdcepe, .11ahoanav otn
new Manufactory and osrensive facilities enable
us to fournish any article in our line a 5 osod as the
best. and as cheap as the ehsar,t.
DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALL UPON
us when they visit New York. We claim to Ix
able to supply them with ever, article in our line
which they can possibly requare. at prices lower
than they can purchase elewhere.
Orders by mail attended re with promptness. Dc
not failio raid when you visit /Veto York.
Office a Warerooms, No. 215 Centre St., N. Y,
my2:3nid HORACE V. SI(ILER. Ag't.
R. H. SMITH,
NOTARY pu-ni,lc::
OPPION ?111
WTSBIIIIBII POST. FIFTH sTRFET ,
.3.9 g
SMALL DWELLING It 4) EPi E FOR
RENT—A comfortable twn. ,- torY house of
halL aiz cellar. attic and yard. Ront
RI 87 per mos ,immediate _possession. Apply
to .. 5. OIITHBEET SONS.
ail{ SI Market street.
RIVER AND
BY I'HB
RELIANOE MUTUAL INSURAIOE
COMPANY,
c.)E ,
On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual, Harahan
dizo. Furniture. &0.. in town or
country.
omit% NO. 30* WALNUT STREET.
Clash Capital, 0229,510 00.
Asseta, 0303,501490.
Invested as follow:, viz:
First Mortgage or Improved City Pro-
Party, worth doublo the amount...... $155,605 00
Ground rent, first c1a552,462 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 t cont.
Alortgago Loans, $30,000, cost c", 900 00
Philadelphia city 614 cent , loan 30. 000 00
Allegheny County 6 la cent. Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loans
Collateral loans, well secured
lluntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage loan 4,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock ..... -.. 4,000 00
Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance
Company 24.350 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co 1,050 00
stock of Delaware M. S. Itssuranoe Co. 700 00
(itannacrcia! Bank do 5,135 01
Mechanics' Bank do 2,012 50
I ;ni,m M. Insurance Co's Scrip 160 00
Bills Receivable, business paper 16.297 18
Bock Accounts, secured interest, etc.... 6,2:18 n
Cast, on hand and in hands of agents.. 11,385 15
96
CLEM TINGLEY. Pr M3,soB esident.
DIRECTORS.
,llom Samuel Bispham.
s:Cbcoarson. Robert Steen.
; . r.pdoriolz Brown. William Musser.
e , :rucliue Stoccuson. Benj. W. TingleY,
John R. Werrcl. Marshall
l'nr4o7, Lothrop,
elnr.", Charles Leland,
oderick I.9nnic Jacob T. Bunting.
Charles 8. ood Smith Bowen.
J 61:UOE S. Woodward, John Bisse/,' Pjltsburith.
ITINCII3IAN, Secretory.
J. GARDNER COFFIN ,Agent.
Northeast comer Third and Wood eta.
N 'NELA WARE RI VITAL SAFETY IN.
N_PSITRANCE COMPANY—INCORPORA
TED BY THE LEUISLATURE OP PENNSYL
VANIA, 3tc33. OFFICE, S. E. CORNER
TRIM, AND . WALNUT STREETS, PHILA
DELPHIA. AA RINE INSURANCES on Ves-
Cargo and Frcigid, to all parts of the world.
1.`;L.4 SL INSURANCES on (foods, by Risers,
tartai.;, l.alas and Land Carriages, to all parts
of th.‘ tininn. FIRE INSURANCES on Ater
e'madizo generally, on Sturm Dwelling /tonne.
ain. Emund A.
Sunder, Thuiphilu. l'4lll.ling M John . JN. Penrose.
.11,ha Jzr.ao Tranquair, Wm. Eyre, Jr.,
inlng3S. I%"m. C. Ludwig, Joseph 11. Seal.
M
Dr. It. M. Ilu,tor.. Deo. ti. ',leper Hugh Craig.
ci3ari Ne:ley. Samuel E. Stoke..,J J. F. I'eniston,
Henry Siena. E.lwarl Darlin-ton, 11. Jones
Spericor Thos. (7. lland Robert
't arton. Jr. c .riteob P.Jone-; Jamen R. M 'tartan&
.I.• , hua John I:. ;temple. Pittsburgh. D.
Itg=t-, A. I: Berger, al). •
IV ILL! A.)! MARTIN. Presidebt.
THUS. C. HAND. Vim President.
LY Lilt RN. Socrets ._
P. A. MAD EIRA,
ADEIRA, Agent.
No. 85 Waterstrost. Pittsburgh.
. _
AIDUINITY AGAINST LOSS
VRANILLINiiRE INSURANCE
coMpANy PHI 1..; DELPHI& OFFICE:
N. 4:US and 437 cli EsCNUT sCREET.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS. JAN. let, lii.
Pul.:Oted Agreeably to An Act of AssecnblY.
be:Lc
First Mori.gitiroii, amply ac: oral SI.W.. r ije
Kehl } , eate, kl.redent value $lO. - ;.:5!3
..... ....... ..
Tertiporl.rir Loans 0:1 auipleilat
total
Sto , k4. ii•re.,ent vaae itzie.e.ci
......
1 CA
Tim only pr :.:a fr 1.7 A which thia
raryrna te I,y laF , ar iaks which haTis
peen doter:cinod.
Insurancoa made on every ription of Prop
erty, m 171,Wr: and Country : \ [mate* as low as are
with cecurrtY• • •
thc:r ii:cm•p-ration, A i•eri•cl of thirty
yeare, iitcy ho re pool loaxeaMbi Fire, to an amount
exceeding Four Mi!lionr 0: 1 ,
- ollam . thereby at
eridonee •f the Aar . r testa, Of Inruranre,
meet with
$l%! ".e.,
MEESE
i.,1,1.(1.7 I 7C.:: IsIHI, 64rj, 135 36
IV. I
Tnius W . LCT.
it
MEM
A!)
;A: . .I)NE:; 1:1)k Azent
: --r. Thini Gr..t • .7/ i
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
01' ri TTS it Illtli 11.
i. ' , Rq'r: DA p.r.41:,
r. Srrraari•
6. 0 1. R . D. (7 , ,C! Apt;:t.
92 =tree:, a. 0 ...3 WarcbouAe.
WE: all FIRE n. 71.1
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JTHURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 28
Movements of Bishop Hughes—
' His Influence in Europe.
:Bishop Hughes left Washington on Sat
urday morning, and thus disappointed
thousands who anticipated that he would
officiate to-day in one of our churches.
The Bishop's presence here. as the guest
of Secretary Seward, and his protracted
interview with the President, recall the
interesting fact that he visited Europe at
the instance of the Secretary of State,
with a view to represent the trite state of
things existing in this country before, as
well as since, the beginning of the rebel
lion. It is probable that his revelations
to i the President were in detail, while his
speech in Yew York dei.:t in generalities.
It should he stated, to tee credit of Mr.
SeWard, that when one of the agents of
out, . government in Ei.coue. wawa his
sagacity had employed alas who had a
sleepless eye upon the •,n.-rations of the
emissaries of the ref—is 'here. wrote
hither declaring the nee•seutv lit counter
acting their mavhinatux , .a tee tungliSh
clubs and French salmti .. %fr. Seward
at Once addressed le7t, ~ ...s u score of
leading men in the c ,e,ts bk , litug them
to ‘lisit Washington. .tf sass,lwere Bishop
Hughes, Thud() w Weed, v.'s:ion Ntei Ivaine,
Edsvard Everett, J. I. .i.‘iimidy. Sc.,
and their subsequent s oueurance at the
Capital was attribute d ‘,, es desire to
ole+rve military demo; I:tsioutis as first
exhibited in a huge way in UM continent.
After interviews with - .tr.. :/strard, most
of them crossed the oe• -., and that they
diduzmel service in ennsessusius t leadin g
/
spiiiis in all elements c f : , lciety atiroad as
to the true i‘iStleQ bola., en the government
and those who. from n odes... of ambition,
sought to overthi ow it. 11•0.4 .A.ll be /10
doubt.
It may h. that the failura of foreign in
tervention in behalf of tit* rebels may
be 'attributed fared ). to the Indueneo
ertml in all rink of Rociety by the gentle
melt referred to. It 14 certain that oefore
their toi!...:un to.,h the emiasarieF, ~1
the rcheli wcre poi4onitig
opmion .4 very Trings. //cr.
idt.f '4 JF - req./vb . / We. '
102 $l6 2,,
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS
Iron
GENERAL MACHIRIS TS ARO BOILER MAKERS
Near the Penn, E.. 8., fbspenger Deto
1,11 A
. : 1 1i (*FACTURE ALI. Si 1!li
1 ~ c an: ErAgult.A. rartinng t h ree to
tiu7lt-n: .r.e t . :. we- - , 8,13 r.411^
'lr:ft 11111. J. Saw M11:3. 10,
‘;ire partiralar nttentr, to th3r. rnnetra •tior.n
Et.ftrlea Slarhinery for ling ar,4l tor
upmghts, to ulay and ccr.:4iisr raw 1110 . 0.
Mit .0 it'," on b3n.l. firn.hod Rol roa.fy f6r rbil
ILett at Ftwrlllouro, iinginnoani 'Swirl:x(4 OVCry
tia.hr.;•tiuc.
furni , h li.r. I or. and Iron NFJ , : vratel).
Wriught I,[l z‘1.3.,4ne. II er,,er. p u lti.
~ry hn.i continue !re manu!..vare of
,terhi:..try and Maehire
i:er pri,,o are low. our tba.;hlnery tuar.ttfe,•tor
ed of the be.t qtiality of uluteriale. 3.4.1 war!entee
ir. all eases to givo katiafactmn.
•trUrders fr.an Ikart.> of the countr..•
edauci vretatoly
Crosson 13 rincs, Cambria 00., Pa.
TilllM A'ND PIO P r-
LA It 1. lee, r resort, located direct
ly oti the line.: the Pentieylvituio Railroad, on the
ittundut of the Allegheny Mount:ll:is, feet
above the level of the wellia, will be. 91.4a11 for
ituesbi from the 10th of June till the 10th of oe
tuber. Since hug .eaeon the grounds have been
Amenity improve! and Leautuied, and a nutuber
mates have been erected for the arson, to. ,
lumediro, rendering er.4115,.13 olio of the
o , broinantie and attract!, e place! , it) the
orn nazi , ban lweti ret,,,,t04
The reek er of. pie:L.lll - , ;t1:+1 the en tF,rer fret:,
heat unit dire.... will find A ttr ac tions here in a
firet Lie•ry Tables. Ten-pin
A!lto'e, Bathe, rte. , L.ieLhor with the puree: air
and water, and the toast magnificent to.,nutaiu
,poery to he found in the country.
Ticket/4, gitinl tor the round trip from Philadel
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Fur further fitionnAtion, address
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TIM GREAT CURE POI COISLIPTON
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offering to suffering humanity the result ofhis ex
perience! This truly great and good medicine is
prepared with much care, the tar being distilled
expressly for it, is therefore free from all impuri
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It has cured more cases of Consumption than
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It will ouro Breadline.
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It will Our. Coughs and. and is an
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L. Q. C. WISHART, Proprietor.
Sold by tor. R.F,YSER. No 140 Wood street
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
WE HAVE NOW IN STORE A IMIRI
WE
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ilf tit k of
GOODS,
all new and desirable styles: whisk hay* been
carefully selected in Now York, with a desire t
please the mot fastideous. and comprising in s
the various new fabric and novelties of tit •
SOAFOII.
We would respectfully solicit an early mer i ts m
our patrons and the put.die. to test the ot
the same or themselves.
SAMUEL GREY dr SON,
Merchant Tailors,
PITTSBUGGII FLAG lIISUFACTUKING CO.
Are prepared to supply
BUNTING FLAGS,
ALSO
PRINTED AND OIL ROILED MUSLIN
I?LAlt3i- s
All Sizes, from 0 Inches to 50 Feet.
At lower prices than can be bought in the East.
DEPOT OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
Jutl W. PITTOCK.
Agent for Company.
PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, N. E. Oor. Wood & Fifth kits.
FIRE AND iIARIIE INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS:
Win. Phillips. James D. Verner.
John Watt, Capt. Jno. L. Mead
William B. Rays, Samuel P. Shrive;
John E. Parke. George B Jones.
Charles S. Bissell. Prank Van Glorder.
William Van Kirk , C. Batumi Love.
Wan. p
JOHN
Wan. F. GARDIVE
PURE POTASH AND SODA ASll—
POTASH AND SODA ASH.
I am in receipt of another supply of superior
Potash and soda Ash. Those who make their
own soap, and hare use for either of these arti
cleam lind it to their advantage to famine at
stock before Purchasing elsewhere. •
JOSEPII FLEMING,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
corner Market street
and - the
Diamond,
corner Market street the Diamond.
p.%
P.EMIZCONA. CUM. WOflR
LONC, MILLER & CO.,
WORKS AT SHARPSBURGH. MTION. AL
LEGHENY VALLEY ROAD.
ailrOffice and Warehouse
23 ALARM= ISTREET, 'Mumma/IL
Manufactures of Illuminating and Lubricated
Carbon Oils and Bensole.
NO. 1 REFINED OIL, WA)lotAßruto
NON-E a always on band. 0e9117
N EW GOODS= SEW GOOD`!!
Eaton, Macro= * CO.,
Are daily in receipt of new
TRIMMINGS,
TRIMMINGS AND BONNET G...880NE.
EMBROIDERILE AND
- REAL LACE
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDIERCHLEPA GOODA
GENT'S SHIRTS, COLLAR'S and TIES,
SWIRL); CORSETS.
HAIR NETS, oh.
The attention of wholesale buyers b Invited to
our present stock.
CHANCE FOB BARGAINS.
The Subscriber wishing to close out his Hasa
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERn•
To make room for Fan 0 0044 will offer tbowk
slight advance on cost You must call at the
CHEAP CASH STOOD
OF JOS O. BORLANDA
ao2 sig Market strait. 2d door fruallak.
MILNE OPORTO WIIIRR-00
pare Port Wino. "Dow Do Preto." bi
°mond for solo um •
A 11.101111 M
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PFIrTSBURGIN, PEIIN9I.
24 Piece*
7 .Pleees
W. 11•CLIN1OCIL
ING GOODS.
1S 43 . •
AND
VESTINCS.
No. 19 Filth titre,4l.
n/ LiJP ll 6Pregidant.
WATT, Aloe Pres%
Sete.r. 1,17-1111
EATON. MACRUM & CO..
N 0.17 Filth street