RAIMIO4I/11L 18t3~. PITTSBUMPLWAMIOIIIIIOIIIIffin, TO IiLIi . POITTO IN Till wear. SOUTMWEEIT - AND NORTH WEST .i. .i. M Commenoing August 15th, /882. TINE TA CINCINNATI AN emus, and to Indianapolis, St. Lodi and Masao shorter than by any other route. WESTWARD TRAINS, Fast. Line. _ Mail Pital;argh...-I,ooa. ia. 7,10 a. m. 12,00 D. m. Anegheay...„l,lo a. m 7,90 a. m. 1,00 P. tr' ' Arrives he..-14.,20 a. m. 5,20 p,,, m. 8,30 i.• m. frre Vaana-2,10 p. m. 2,25 a. m. Chicago 8,85 p. m. 8,35 a. xr... FOR COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI & ST. WM. Leaves • Creatline 8,45 A. m. 7.22 P. M. 8960 D. m. Arrives at Columbus-11,80 a. m. 10,15 v. in. Cincinnati_ 4,20 p. m. 5,40 a. m. India:kayaks au p. m. 11,42 a. m. 6t. L0ui5.......7:30 a. m 6,45 p. m All Trains through to Chicago without change of Cam N. B.—. The time to Cincinnati is the same se CoSteubenville. Trains on both !toads meet at lumbus. and passengers all go into Cincinnati together, EASTWARD TRAINS ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGH Chicago Express.-- ..... —2,00 a. m Chicago Mod ..... 340 p. m Cincinnati and St. LotiiiiigpFess %NI p. m ACC° WMCD.tiTOAti TAAL? g—From Federal etteoi Station. Aflo h,ny City. Leaves Arrive - Leave Arrive Misogamy New Brighton New Britton Allegheny Wow m 10,40 a m 5.15 a m 6,50 a m 12,u6 /.30 ~m 6.45 a m SAO am 4,SOpm 0.30 pui 12.10 p m 2.25 pm p m 645 p m 340 p m 5.00 pm 64. mains are run by Columbas time, which is 12 minutes slower than Pittsburgh time. gyi.. Tickets good on the sioeornmodation trains ars win at reduced prices. The /SAO p m accommodation train connects at New limhton with sachets for New Castle. TS? CriA trains oonneet as follows— At anon, with stages for Now Castle. Mercer, onngstown. At Ohio, to and from Millersburgh. Anon.lahoga Pallketo. At matudiel Ohio. for Mount Vernon. Shelby. tomuusky„ elate. Detroit. eta. At Oventline, for Delaware, Sprir.gfield. Columbus. thuouinati. Xenia. Dayton, Inolicietermlie, Saint 1,..0t5, Louisville. etc. At SAMS. for Sidney. Detroit, Dayton, Toledo eto. At :Mut Wayne, for Peru. Lafayette- led.. Saint loins. Quincy. Eaokukt. Joseph ago interme diate points in Central Indiana and Ilidiseels. At Plymouth for Laporte. Are at Chicago„ with trains for all petits in Illi raw. Missouri. lowa, Wisconsin ar glalianenota. sot author information and thrcsegu tickets app.' in. SEONGNPARKLN. Tititet Atet. Uniot Passenger Station, Plisehergh. and 4. CI, CASSKLBERRY Agent. Allegheny. ONI I I 3 ..JERNISAsseeraI Somerlendent • aid'. P. Btu NB. General Agent CLIsVELAND, PITENDOWIMIN AND WHEELING RAILLROA: :SOMME ARRANGE-P.OPP. On and atter MONDAY. MAY seem. 1560. Lirwill leave the Depot of the tesmadvanin a& in Attabnreh. as follows: /w PITTSBURGH; COLUMBUS & O ARNATI • &SKIRT L ITE.I VIA STEUREN los es ttmonrgh—... 1,00 a. m. 4 /40/0 p. m„ pubeneille... 4,00 " 4010 " 4:4 Newark 9.50 " 1415 " de Oolamkas ... 11,10 " 1145 " 4arivesein_idnaati 41,201).= fit..l.onis 7.50 a. m. 0.40 p m ciNo eth ane of MS between Pitt/burgh and Cin nnati. =aid csla attaohed to all nigh LeavesPITTSBURGH AND WHEELING MTH f i 1d0 4 4 . 1 . 4 1: 5 54: 1 1 nm beuvia...4,oo " 9,115 ." 4,00 " " 10,23. 4415 ..0%4 5,05 " 110,40 Oannedinit at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,. and at :Balkh with Central Ohio Railroad for Zanorville, Lancaster. Circleville. Columbus and Cincinnati. Indianapolis and Saint I outs and points west. PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE. eaves Pittsburgh.. ... . 1,00 a. P. 2. 1 2050 P. p. to We ll sville 4,25 " 8,00 0 Bayard ...... 630 - 4,14 " o Minima —.... 6,43 " 4.40 o Hudson SAO " 5,42 Arrives Cleveland 9,15 " 0,30 cmnecting at Bayard with Ttlaciarawaa 'branch tbr New Philadelphia and Canal Doyen at Alli r=i Pittsburgh, Fort Wane and ChiddiP" at Huon. with Cleveland. Zanesville mod Cincinnati N R for Akron, Cuyahoga Falls " i egio b . ur fil .y.„r arL et a Ci ns v n i 4 l l7 rit kg in! T . , li R for Toledo. ii - ctioii. (Thicz,7:t: itii'd The north- west. Wellsrille Accommodation leave- , et 4.00 p. m. Retarrdng Tr&dn arrive at 2,20 a in, 9,13 a ta f 3 ,2 and S,OO nW. Througn tickets to all prominent p•Ants in the west, southwest, north or northwest, can be pro cured at the Liberbs street depot, Pittsburgh. JOHN STEWART. Ticket Agent. For farther particulars epPkto WILLIAM afx.aWART, Agent. At the Company's aloe in Freight Station. Penn Bisset. n 027 1882. 188 N SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ON AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY sth. lIINSYLVANIA CENNAL -MEM EIGHT DAILY TBAIIOI. rvirE THROUGH It AIL TRAIN -IL leaves thepamenger Station every morning (tgoapt Sunday) at 2,50 a m f stopping only at the principal stations ,and making direct connections at Harrisburg for Baltimore and Washington, and for New York via the Allentown route. T I, E THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at 3 5 50 p m, stopping only at_principal eta &my tualdng direct "oonnection at Harrisburg for Bal "tunoro and Washington. andfor New York via Allentown route. THE PAST LINE leaves the station daily, (except Sunday) at '3,20 p. m., stopping only at principal orations. connecting at Harrisburg thr Baltimore and Washington. THE LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with P meet in Car attached, loaves the passenger station every morning (Slkndays excepted) at NAB a. in., running as far as (,onecialarti , and stopping at all stations. ACCOMMODATION TRAINS. JOHN. &TOWN ACCOMMODATION TRA4I. leaves dans (azoent Snpay) at $1645 0. rn.. stop ping at all stations ranning as far a. Con*. PIEBT ACCOMMODATION TRAINfor Wall! Nation ).03,VCS &alp (exciapt Sunday s ) 140,410 a. m. SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall% staSon loaves; daily. (Ozoopt Sunday) at no 00 a. in. TRI R D ACCOMITIODATION TRAIN for Walt's station le acra daily, (aunt Sunday) at 4,000. S. FOURTH. ACCOM HOD/LT - LON TRAIN for Wall'a atation. /oayet daily. (except Sunday) at 4.15 D. M. RETURNING TRAINS ARRIVE /N PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS: ohnatown :Gic;; - Atlion Mott a. m. a. let Wan Station Accommodation. GAO a. sn at. . Rd Walro Station Aceommodation—AMS a. m. Sd Wall's Station Acoommedation......l.o3 p. m. 4th Wall's Station Accommodation—Ale P. 111. ilarTriann for Blairsville and Dianna connect at Blaer3 ills Intersection with Eximaw and Johnstown Accommodation East and west. and also with Local Freight. East and West. The Travelinx Public will find it greatly to their p i mittoff i leigAlV l nt oo tra t al by o tr . modations now offered cannot be surpassed on say other route. The Road le ballasted with Mons. and In ent irel y free from dust. W e e n promise Safety. Speed. and Comfort to all who may favor els Road with their patronise% FABER " . , RAO 53 I , 7, 11, 45 Ofpliaggageobecked to all Salomon the bein 71vanis Railroad. and to Philadelphia, Haiti ore and New-York. girTassenzers purchasing tickets in oars will he &argot an excess woo tains to dbtenee trav eled in addition to the station rates, swept from stations whirs the company ism no agent. NOTICIR—In ease of loft the GempallY will bold themselves responsible for pwonal_baggsge gap. gad for an amount not egose Sum. srAn Omnibus Line has been employed te convey Darien ern and bums to and from the &pet, at a chanto not to oioea 23 ottani for each scpa g g e nd baggage. NADU , J. MITZWAIM Agent. At the 'guns. R. R. Passer. Station on Liberty and Giant Strews. noZ3 BOOTS AND MONS. AT NO. 89 MARKET STREET. WOE AT THZ ISICIS : .leg English Lasting Reel Oaken ibr $l.OO es es lingibli Ludo, Congress Heel Oaten $425. worth Ledtg lis o h Lasting Cowes Heel Gatos SM. wo r thV.,o. - Lediee Fine Freneh Morrow Heel Boots !sr ljagerrth WE. Ftn to tiles Comm Egglßootg Air $3.37, r x orogen iiiliPpander 1.14 TV I Eld Slippero ti• 754 were AU' oraiergeedls hi preperuss. Iffink 4s Shad *est, Bow ; odd ItAILIIOA.DB. . . uriel" m • Inneat ?tine AD. iiiraMPOUS AND CINCIENIM E. a. oome bidhinapoßs with Terre Haute , and te mod Alton Railroad. to St. Lomb; sad . and Tudianapo Ceatral allow Mum and fa U MW. BURLINGTON. and Cit tn Points. t_ Aid. n to ENDIANAPOWN. Tl=ll.l kAYETTR and PERU. 811 4 frat nalreand pameruma carried from °Mein rawreneeburg in lees time than by any other gouts by twin four hours, and at as low rata.. 'lle only rmd by which shipments can be made fromeincimnati to the Wost. without break ing bulk. • at. te= ta - G i rt $ l . Il j . . ig. ° I I3 N B X N It !nil Lawrenceburgh, will receive prompt attention, and no charge for commission; No CIIAUGG roe MAYAS' 0W00311M331011 AT LAWIINKTEBMICI. For further information apply to THOMAS RATIGAN. (No. fib Water stroet,) agent of the Company. who L 3 prepared to give TllllOl3Oll RR awns for passe_ngers and freight to Itdianapolis, TWO Haute, LaUyette. Chicago, Pero, Green castle, Crawfordsville. Charleston, Paris and Mat toon. An.. Am il. F. LORD. President. JOHN F. CHEER, General Freight Agent. rohB Eipives. UPHOLSTERING. UPHOLSTERY, NO. 85 FOURTH ST., NEAR WOOD. I MIME SUBEICRIBERS HAFF F A C- A. TURN and keep constantly on hand every article in their line, via: Cornices, Ornaments, Certain Goods. Comforts, Feather Beds. Mattrases of all kindm also, the celebrated Patent Spring Beds. All kinds of Shades. Blinds and Fixtures. air Prompt attention given to all orders for fit- Gut and laying down Carpets, Oil Cloths. &o. octl7:lyd ROBERTS & ROENIGE. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS - SAVAGE No. Sr.° Liberty Street, Next to Pennsylvarda Pasaenger Depot JOHN SAVAGE; Proprietor. SATING TAKEN AND PITTED UP, jrith all_jhe modem improvements, this po pular resort:Olifittbscriber is prepared to &mom medata. bla old automata and the nubile gener ally. with the best the markets affor.b. Oysters will be served up in every variety of style. during the season. His Wine.. Liquors and Aloe he feels confident in recommending to thu public for their excellence. Can. Eneket and Shell Oysters received daily and sold wholesale and retail. mr2o:lyd SEETIN'S OLD STAND, IN THE DIAMOND, THOS. STONE , Proprietor. (WAIVING TAKEN AND FITTED EP, at a great expense, with all the modern im provements, this popular resort, the subscriber is prepared to socommodete his friends and the Public generally, with the bast the market affords. OYSTERS will be served up in every variety of kyle dune"' thn season. LIQUORS and ALES he feels confident in re oommending to the public for their excellence. larlifEALS served up at all hours. and DAY and NIGHT BOARDERS taken. aptly OUR ROUSE, NO. 32 DIAMOND A L LEY, PITTSBURGH. THE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES to Sep)ublic th he is in daily receipt ot FRESHHELL AM CAN OYSTERS, (SAME, .tc..• and is prepared to accommodate the patrons of this old and well known home with everything in the eating and drinking lino at the shortest notice. JOHN SHALER, .140:17 Proprietor. MANSION HOUSE, OE°. A U OES 11,, Proprietor; No. 811411 Liberty street,i out b.- side the Passenger Dept.: of the Pennsylvania Rai road, which makes it the most convenient house in tho city for pass.engers arriviiag by that rod The Inzrietor haTing. at considerable ex fitrgE. sesipececitirltl style, M a 'eh a S re i.° ! i f public patronage. His Larder and Bar will be ftirniehed with the best :ha market can sacrl. fel:ly WINES AND LIQITONF.i. ... WILLIAM BENNETT, IMPORTEIL AND DrALKR IN Brandies, Cordials, Wines Old _KG:longs hela and B4otifaed. Whiskey, NO. 120 WOOD sTstsok•r. pift.w.:r g b fesfiem C. WEST Cab., ItAIRUFAOTURFRB or CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROCKAWAY'S. SULKIES ANL SLEIGHS. No. 167 Penn Nireot, Pillmberk h. air AI I work warranted to be of the beat uIF-te rial and werkraanehip. P. 5ZYMZ11...........H. 0. CEV4F.T: Late at Miller Sr Ri ItE - 17111.M.111 ek. TL Ett:Y ri.l ite3 [Successor to Reimer Anlorson.i Wholesale Deelera in Foreign Fruit*, Nino, i'onterilonory. Sugars, Fire Worked. dm., NOS. X 26 AND /28 WOOD SiIIEET. THOMAS FARLEY'S FURNITURE ANO CHAIR WAREHOUSE N 0.184 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY. . Undertaking, in all its bronchee, will twelve promptotteution. Orders eau be led at the, r.,oni at the Livery Stable of Al:. JAM ES FLOOD, Ohio street. Allegheny. seltUly APOLLO HALL BI LLI AHD SALOON. CHABLEn JARDNER:wouId remind his old friends and conoutera that ha still to unfound at his old stand, APOLLO HA LL outrunes on Fourth street. ide has biWLLYS on bond the host quality of Later Beer, and in connection with the hall, a well appointed billiard saloon. with good tables, balls and cum. Remember the pia so, Apollo :Tali. Fer.rth at. near Weed. entranno from Fourth PMENIX LOOKING GLASS * Pit TITRE FRAME MANUFACTORY NOB. 221 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET ITS& 175 GRAND STREET & SIR CENTRE STREET. Establiatted UM. NEW YORK. Es tablished 1838. This Establishment has been in successful operation 2i years, and is the Largest of the kind in the United States. We have on hand or manufactured to order every description of LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE AND POR TRAIT FRAMES, Plain and Ornamental Pier, Wall. Oval and Mantel Glasms. Coneeming Cor nicee, Base and Bracket Tables, with Marble Slabs, Toilet Glasses, etc., Mouldings for Picture Frames, in lengths suita ble for transportation . , either Gilt Berlioz lioNe wood, Oak, Zebra, Bs Mahogany etc. Om new Manufactory and exrensive facilities enable us to fournish any article in our line as good as the bestow:las cheap as the cheapest. DEALERS ARE LNVIThD TO CALL UPON us when they visit New York. We claim to la able to supply them with every articla in our line which they can possibly require, at prices !owe: than they Can purchase elewhere. Order. by wail anew:led to with promptness. Dc satjailai call when you vita New York. Office & Warerooms, No. 215 Centre St., N.Y. istya3md HOILACE V. SIGLER. A c't. LANDRETIT'S GARDEN AND FIELD SEED. WARRANTED FRESH AND GENE INE air Also a general assortment o Al Sha n ean d O m m m n n aT reer, a received and for sale by BECKHAM & LONG, N 0.127 Liberty street neat &olio Hare's Hotel. TrJrZ2 MIWL THE W.AII! Before going, buy a pair of BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS, AT BORLAND'S Cheap Cash Store, aa9 9S Market street. 2.(1 door from Fifth. H. H. SMITH, • NOT.A..wit IMITICIS AT TIN PITTSBUISII POST. MTN STREET' . I .IIIALL. DIWELLINGI MOVSE FOR ...11 EMT— . ..AL'Uoieforraidis toro.otory house of hall. rGOtpa..oellar. attic and yard. Rent $l6 67 per month. inunedinto palmation. Apply to S. CUTILanla & SONS. anl4 6l Mark* ornre CE t ltEr.-/ i o v : i an ßl d l r LS. or sa t! V/BAULK: aut.2 BESETS. COLLTWR jjALUABLE SEWICKLEY PROP* V ERTY FOR SALE—Three-fourth acres ol landpleasantly situate at five minutes walk from the tilatiem..large "'arils* , of choice Milt and sb a4stiles. grape vine 4 etc: a family mamba of k e n; soder- Slimy and twelve rooms, excellent oaks,ia. le and large garden wish fruit- For P ermtt ing /him , widi arranged and In nod or d er , Market greet A SONS. 11111"i beatt i lbielif iihnt * Mit lei %mgt. 111MUSCOIL • • lIIILLUTOE MUTUAL INSMI/JOE 0011PANY, UT P11111.A.11.1=41 6 13/ On linildinaLbnited or Painful. Morahan awe.Funincro. he la town or country. OFFICE NO. MI WAMITT STUMM Cash Capital. MI 00. Mieol9 INI. Invested aa follows, vim First Mortemeor Improved City Pre perty..woras double the amount 8156,606 00 Ground rent. first class.. .... . 2,462 50 Pennsylvania Railroad class..._ ii Oe - nr. Mortgage Loans, 810,0001e05t...„.. 27,000 00 Philadolphia city 611 cent. 10an........... 30,000 00 Allegheny County 6 It cent Pennsyl vania Railroad Loans 10,000 00 Collateral loamy woll secured 2,500 00 Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad company, mortgage 10an..... 4,000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock 4,000 00 Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance Company Stock of County Fire Insurance Co 1,060 00 Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00 Commercial Bank do 5.135 01 Mechanic? Bank do 2,012 50 Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip 160 00 Bills Reoeivable, business Paper 16,297 18 Book Amounts, secured interest, etc.— 6,216 72 Cash elitand and in hands of agents.. 11,385 15 CLEM TINGLEY. gaioV 9B t. DIRECTORS. Clem Tinzley. Samuel Bispham. Win. R.. Thompson. Williamtosn. Prederiok Brown, Musser. Cornelius Stevenson. Bent W. Tingley, John B. Worrel. Marshall Rill. H. L. Carson, Z. Lothrop. Robert Toland, Charles Leland, Fredrick Lennie. Jacob mounting. Charles S. Wood Smith en. James S. Woodward, John Bissell, Piltsbrirgh. B. M. =NORMAN Secretary. J. GARDNER COFirIN. Agent. myl6 Northeast corner Third and Wood sta. DE 4 A- ' -AAAWARIC COMPANY SAFETY IN -....A.URANCE COMPANY—INCORPORA TED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL VANIA. MS. OFFICE. S. 11. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS, PHILA DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves sels, _Care NS and Mk t° all parts of the world. IN/ / CT on Goods. by Rivers, Confab amp . Lakas. and Land Carri_ws to all parts of the Union. FIRE INSUWbES on IHer alienable generally, on Stores, Dwelling Houma Re. DIRECTOR&—WiIIIam Martin, Edmund A. Soudan Theophilus Paulding. John N. Penrose. John C: Davis. James Tranquair. Wm. Eyre. Jr ., James 0. Hand. Wm. C. Ludwig,Atipph IL Sea Dr. IL M. Huston, Geo. G. Lteper,_ Hugh Craig. Charles Kelley. Samuel E. Stokes. J. F. Peniston, Henry Sloan. Edward Darlington_. H. Jones Brooke, Spencer W Thos. Ilvidn. Th. C. Hand Robert Burton, Jr JaeobP. Jones. James B. M'Farland. Jas p.,kr ti John B. Semple. Pittsburgh. D. Megint. Berger, do. MARTIN. President THO& C. HAND, Vice President Hagar liriactut Secretary. P. A. MADEIRA, Agent, 141111 No. • SIS Waterstreet, Pittsburgt. ------ INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE. 7FRANZ LIN FIRE INSURANCE R. COMPANY OF PH IL.AD EL P H IA , OFFICE: NO. C 4 3 and 4117 CIINSTNIUT STREET. near Fifth. STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JAN. lat. 1860. beinm Published ebb to An Act of Assembly. First Mortgages, amply secured 51,896,393 88 Real Estate, (present value $10.3.318 61.) cost 102,995 Temporary Loans on ample Collet- Loral Securities , 89.1 M 56 &oohs. (Present value t 586.667 72.) cost Not and Bills Ecceivabla 1 89.756 .a2l Cash 27,919 33 a i m The onlyproilts from premiums whiah s2. thi3:lBspny can divide by law, are from risks which have been determined. Insurances made on every description of Prop erty, in Town and Country, at rates as low as are cenststent with security. Since their incorporation. aparical of thirty years. they have paid losses by Fire, to an amount exceeding Four Millions ot boilers, thereby af fording evidence of the advantages of Insurance. as well ae the ability and diepoeition to meet with promptness all liabilities. Losses paid during the year 1659, 362.133 36. DIRECTORS. • - --• Charles W. Baneker. Mordecai D. Lewin, Tobias Wagner. Dasid 8. Brown, Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea. Jacob R. Smitb, Edward C. Dale, George W. Richards George Fides. EDWARDANCKER. President. . DALE. Vim Prethleat WM. A. STILL. Secretary_pro tem. J. GARDNER COFFIN Amt. myl6 Northeast our. Third and Wood YU. WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PITTsBULtI6IIII. GEORGE DARSIE, President. F. M. GORDON. Secretars. Oept. R. D. COW.' It Gen'l d eat. No. 92 Water street. (Spline A CeE Warehouse, up stairs.) Pittsburg t h. will insureagains all kinds of FIRE and MA RINIC RISKS. A Horne Institution managed by Directors who are well known in the co:alumni - ay. /and who are determined, by promptness and liberality, to man tain the character which they harp &queued, a g of fering the best protection to those who desire to be hak u red. I=l ASBEIS. OCTOBER 30th, 1301. Stock Account, $63,01.0 00 Nfortga_ge 2.1(41 00 Office Furniture 490 (01 Open Accounts, etc 7,399 43 Cash 18,?.91 Premium Not,. 27,e4t5 20 No end Bills discounted 171.075 14 $21r3,251 71, DIRECTORS. R. Miller, Jr.. James M'AuleY, Nathaniel Holmes. Alexander Nimick, Deorge Darsie Wm. H. Smith, Chas. IV. Ricketsom Andrew Ackley. Alexander Speer. David 31. Lung. Dees J. Thomna, Beni. Bakewell, .John R. Itrenne. CITIZENS' INSURANCE CONIPANT OF PITTSBURGH IN•ifiltES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES. WM. BAGALEY. SPrAesidentMUEL . REA. Secretary. Ottlee, Car. of Market and Water Sta., Insures saablet Loss and Damage In the Naviga tion of the Southern and Western Rivers. Lakes, and Bayous. and the Navi gation of the Seas. Insurea avillost Law and Damage by Fire. DIRECTORS. Wm. Swale,, Jaa. Park. Jr.. Wm. O. Johnston. B. F. Jonee, Reese Owens, T. M. Howe B. Preston , (biome Bingham. S. M. Kier, John Shipton, Jaa. M. Cooper, S. Blubaugh. J. Caldwell, John S. Dilworth, C. IL Zug. attM'lydlt PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE CO/WAN Y , NO. 149 ORESTNIIT STREET, Opposite the Cantons Ilona,. Capital $919,100 &sat' 11304,0411. WILL ALUM ALL HINDI; OF IR BILINCB.Idth Perpotual or Limited.on every dosoription of Property or Menhandise. at reasonable rates of premium BOBBRT P. KING. President X. W.._ i _WIN_ _. Vico President. , .. Charles_ Bonn L BCpg. B. B. ftir&h. George ~.Brown. J P. B. &vim reeph B. tr Faldo C. Sherman. ohs Clayton. EI. Manna Wiley. Y.. Btuntattin. ¬ary. - I.i connr. Agent .174:17 Corner Third end Wood streets. JNO. moOlitimuk COMMISSION' MERCHANT WOO MI SALI OW PIG. MBTAL AND BLOOMS, NO. 74 vans STREET. BELOW MARK Ainbimurauwemi. M0X02111411111. guy LA MANI:NUM:. would ratweetftb , in. Amu the puns that Mr reedit idnee the the. and haehng eshwand . and filled it with the newest _ 11111114 apprimmi asioldnia. is now prepaTed to hand* =me P boartkosoroll Bawl= and re.worten, dooms' and ng, Sm. shutters, kiln &lad. hunt% slouldiaga. boz maki Boova Pnvenscut. Sept. 7.1991. ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO. OF PITTSBURGH. OFF7LCE, X. $7 Fifth St., a. Sloe& INSURES AGAINST ALL. RINDS OF illtS__ 0 . . • cE D3A41040 • ' ' . • itekit - D:MoCOLL ir .• 4. 441 . ' 7 I .' M. ' :.' Ad "lista ". I Ca "' sc urtsmteak., ...D ITT - 1;:. • ' .• o n i a ,- - no ~,,:as , ..' iny , • = & ,: : . - - ~,./ :*: AMID • ~..!', .. iii.dif", .. BY TKO Bandages should he made from cotton which has been washed; any old cotton which will bear a hard pull will answer the purpose. They should be trom three to six inches in width, and from four to ten yards in length. They should be pieced by lapping one end over the other and sewing the piecing securely; the edges need not be turned in. No salvages ort hard seams should he allowed on them. A recent letter from Beaufort, S. C., says that quite a number of horses have died recently at Hilton Head. The writer says that he knew of fifteen, one of which was examined, and the pouch contained one hundred and fifty-eight pounds of sand. For the want of salt it is supposed that the horses had licked up the sand on account of its being impregnated with saline particles, received from sea distilla tion. Garroting has greatly increased of lute in the streets of London. The papers state that some of the crimes have been characterized by singular audacity, and that they are not re:unlined in secluded places alone, but in %Vaterloo road and Piceadilly as well as in Kensington and Whitechapel. I . one of the New York churches lust Sunday the 01, - .r...yrn%u ronclnded his srr mon Wi follows: "But 1 hear the rustling of hill: , in the peas, rt, of the Indies are impatient 1 will therefor; say God ',less yon.•• Oresson S 'ince, Cambria (Jo., Pa. 'Blois DEEM 11111F1:11. D POP ( 7 - %AR place ct eutuuicr reiort, located at:act ly on the lino of the Pettmylvania Railroad, on the summit of the Allegheny Mountains, 2.21 , 0 feet above the level of the pecan, will be open fur guests from the 10th of June till the 10th of Oc tober. Since loci seitoon the grounds have been greatly and beautified, am! a number of Cottages have been erected for the accommo dation of fiimilied, rendering Creoson one of the most romantic rind at ;midi ve places in the State. The furniture has been thoroughly renovated. The seeker of pleasure, and the sufferer from beat and diSCAAC, wilt find attraetiens here in a first-alas:. Livery Stable, Billiard Tables, Ten-pin Alleys, Baths, etc., together with the purest air and water, and the most magnificent mountain scenery to be found in the country. Tickets. good for the round trip from Philadel phia, $7 60; from Pittsburgh, 05. For further information, address Cl. W. MULLIN ie3),Pf Creason Sl•rings. Cambria Co. ILA 41 45 41 24* cv. TAR TILE GREAT CUE FOR CONSUIFTOA 'rime PROPRIE'rOIt or TIIIIMMEDI. 1 DINE having made it the study . of years to concentrate the life of the Pine Tree tnto a Medi cine for diseases sit the Lunn and Throat, is now offering to suffering humanity the result of his ex perience. This truly groat and gond medicine is prepared with much care, the tar being distilled expressly for it, is therefore free from all impuri ties of common tar. It Luis cured more oases of Consumption than any known remedy on earth. it will cure Bronchitis.. It will cure Asthma. It will cure Pore Thread and Breast. It will mire Cough", and Coltio,__and is an nvaluable remedy for diseases of the JriontryComplaints. 1111...8ew are of Counterfeits - at you have the Dyspepsia use WISHART'S Dyspepsia Pills, and if they do not (lure you go to the agent of whom you purchased them and receive your money Please call at his store and get a descriptive cir tiler. A box of Pills sent by mail poet-paid on ecept of One Dollar. No. 10 South Second street. Phila. KEYSQ, WISHART, Proprietor. Sold by Dr.ER, No 140 Wood street neehlyteld ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE , UNDER CAR OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS, mmHg INKTITISTION, SITUATED I. IN LORETTO. Cambria eounty Pennsyl vania four miles kom Cresson illation Stadia', os the direct route between Philadelphia and Pitts was chartered in 1860. with priviligeg to' mawr the usual Collegiate Honore and NMI* The location of the College in one of the most healthy in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Alta shone Mountains being proverbial for 1U Purl water. bracing air. and ploturaseus semi . The Scholastic year 1 6 th on the MONDAY after the 15th of ATGUS.T. and sad about the 211th of JUNE following. It is divide into two Seedona. Students cannot return home between the Seldom All the Apparatus nem gazy-for Land w a e n iet" .S trubd S illVbimeiaunrgveybiy gt h S eM illiti tin 0/ 1 S c shares. Studen d w Va be admitted e agkrthla s years to the age of manhood. ad vanee— Tenge—.Boael and Tuition , payable half read, anti — u - se"7ll7e7airg • Students lo an d mode rn Laegnages extra .....; 10 sPend Vacation at the &Hem Bish op Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. O'Connor, to the Rev. T. S. Reynolds. gt. Mary 'a Loretto. andto other Clergymen of the Pittsburg Mama d i lAN YM 161101 F" MAT IN THE Milt. kit - -at MeUseßawl's Aastion.s6 Fifth streetil AND PLASTED,4O LIM DXCEIIr. as RD and forams by • HINNY H COLLTNR. l iFOaIUND uOAeKi D fW a W m at HENRY e HOINS Qum. suassasa..se. AR nor' iur 4.1413,11" aniupra , 5 =4 31111 ,W r- W - ,, 4.44) 41. -- - fiespada • • 41 .:*** PIoM :wool latavena. - Mutt As MR ANNUM. IN Amami OF Delivered by earriers 1$ Gents per week. RAM OF ADVZIITIOINGL %tare. ens time... times one 7" donme w m , ee n k th -- •"--.—.-- 10 ...--5 mouths la 0 1 0 si! months —.lB 00 nine menthe 24 00 one N year 30 00 averag TEN a LlEStaake unwire. About eight words e line. Business nodule, inserted on the local page. tau cents a lineeach insertion. The. Sa.turday Morning Post Limed from the same WU* ever/ Eatnrdat morning. lig•Terma $1 per annum, in advanoe air Single copies, ready for mailing. rtvg craTe, Stir Address JAMES P. BAER Editor and Proprietor sir Advertising. at reasonable rates. SATIIIID. - t t • C The Shovel and the Spade. Much severe and misplaced criticism has been expended upon General Mc- Clellan for his repeated use of the spade and shovel. it now, however, turns out, by events just happening, that spades are trumps. What would at this moment be very probably the fate of Washington city if the liberal use of the spade had not at the proper time throw up those splen did intrenchments which now no sudden inroad of an enemy can surmount? But for the Use of the spade in this instance, Wash ington would be an open plain, exposed on all sides to any sudden raid. A father illustration of the value of this bumble in strument is now presented tocsin the case of Cincinnati, where they are said to be at this moment busily engaged throwing up intrenchments to meet the rebels should they venture to conic to the Ohio. We therefore say, vice In spade and hope that the rebels will go into Ohio; for most as suredly if they do not one of them will come back alive. The spade the rifle and the bayonet are important articles of war fare. Bandages for the Wounded Singular Garroting Mir 3.. FAMILY NEWSPAPER. NEWSPAPER. THE PITTSBURGH SATURDAY MORNING POST -IR A— • HANDSOME AND INTERESTING MAMMOTH WEEKLY. PRINTED ON FINE WHITE PAPER, WITH, CLEAR, LARGE, NEW TYPE IT 111 THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN PITTSBURGH, AND WANNEITABLISHED IS Kir 1 8 0 4 . "UN IT 00ITAIlIl ALL TIN CURRENT NEWS OP THE DAY, sad foul/hes the most reliable MONETARY. MARKET i COMMERCIAL REPORTS' UP TO THE HOUR OF GOING TO PEW& tooth*/ with o choice oeleotioa of ales. Poetry torsentiou. Agricultural News, Ate., Ate. s FURNISHED BY 017 R OWN CONTRIBUTORS or compiled with the greatest care. from THE' LEADING PERIODICALS OF THE' DAY -ALSO Embrigeloir FORElGNlportant ITER OF NNW.% AND DOMENTIc, LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. /he.. 'WILL ALSO MI POUND TOE FAH AND THE FARMER, 13.. The Interest of the Agriculturalist will not be nealseted, and in the future, as in the past, the publishers will devote unremitting attention to the perfection of this Department. THE WAR NEWS. Mr Asa source of additional interest to all classes ofrenders. the progress of thepresent civil war. in w kieb great armies are engaged. will be closely eanvessed. and the most important events carefully collated and presented to the reader.— By following the operations of the armies from day to day. meeinetfr prosmaling the whole from weeks s tork,r y k, we shall furnish a fresh and m ains h of this lamentable rebellion. TUE•SATURDAY MORNING POST Will be furnished tosubseribers at thelow pries o One Dollar a Year, d It will be bind a good InyNtmuat. TO MOO DAILY POST Is also Lined from the lame oleo EVERT MORNEVQ. It. is a completeopitotne of news, containing all the Mean intellieenon, Telegraphic. Iceenit, Cologrenatemal, Legtelst iv% Mew ataxy, Cenumerelalt, TO THE LATEST HOUR. Also. editorial articles ea all the leading timies of the daY. &LL IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE BEAT OF WAR, CAMP CORRESPONSINCE. to. AT THE Ellin4 JPISITkie as aztaailva aim:tattoo by railroad and river. Swoosh boa Almada and hip the mail. and is a capital &dovet ail's The Paw is Atialabod to Mood bora at V. per annum. ddremleemeate Meseta' at moderate rates. Addr•as JAMBS P. BARR, EDITOR •AND PROPRIETOR, mum pang-ass WOOD 111111111MIV _2llll.3mirl* DUNK IMO BANK, 65 FOURTH STREET, CHARTERED IN 1856. OP/INDAILTOIIIMM T•2OICLOCK; ago. on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, hosi Ray Ist to November Ist. from 7 toil Welook mitre= Noresubee lot to May Ist. from • to • Veto*. Deposits received of all name not leas than Own DO/4AL ipsd a dividend of the profits declared twieearier.in Jeneand December. Interest has been declared eenii-annually t in June and Decem ber since the Bank was orgsrucell. at tho rat* oasis De n cent. a year. tares& If not drawn ant is placed to the credit of tne depositor as principal, and bears the same interest from the first days of June and De cember. compounding twit.* a year. without troubling the depositor to call or even to present his pass book. At this rate money will double in lees than twelve years, making in the suragate RIGHT AND ODD:DALY PIN CENT. • IRA& Books containing the Charter. By-Laws, Rules and &seditious. fushed gratis. on application at the °Bee. PRIAIDR LBR IPP. G.EORDE Afill. VICa PRUIDEN7II. John B. BlTaddim. Isaac M. Pennock, John olmae. John Marshal' Alexander Speer. James B. D. Meek Beni. L. Fahneetook. A Pollock , M. 8.. James NcAulex Bill B James Badman, Wm. J7l;-"estios. 112 TIMI. Algrander Bradlex. 1111 JameD. sellj m John G. Radiates. Peter A. inlaU George Black. John N. Mellon John B. igulleM. ' James &Ms. Alonzo A. Carrier. Robert Robb, Charles A. Colton. Walter P. Marshall. en. D&ouum.gls. John Orr. John Henry L. Ringwalt. Hopewell Hepburn. John H. Shoesiberger. Wm. &Haven. Wm. R. Schmertz Peter Hanker., Alexander !ladle. Richard Hays. Lase Whikaer. Wm. B. Laval,. Christian Yeager SBOEITART AND 711.11111111211. CHARLES A. COLTON. N HOLMES s SONS, BANK ERS AM • and Exchange Brokers and Dealers in Notes. Drafts. Acceptances. Gold. Silver and Bank Notes. Exchange on the Barters and Western Cities constantly for sale. Collections made in all the eider throughout the United States. Deposita received in par funds or current paper. No. 57 Market street. between Third and Fourth streets. wx. H. WILLIAMS & CO.; BANKERS & .E.XOHANGE BROKERS WOOD STREET, CORNER THIRD, ALDERMEN. JAMES M. TAYLOR, ALDERMAN, OFFICES 451 Penn Street, 1111 i Ward. giIIOLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE; V Deeds. Bonds. Mortgages and other Legal Bills Writing Dra atedwn. Acknowledgm WH ents Taken and Prob. JAMES A. FETZER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, roe THE BALI or Flower, Orals, Maims, /Yurd i Minter, Dried Pirialt sued 'rod... Gemaralir, Owner Market and First Streets, PITTSBURGH, PA. REFER TO—Pranais G. Bailey. Esq... William Dilworth, Sr.,_ S. Cuthbert & Son. Pittsburgh. Boyd &OM Bekker & Swearingen. S. Brady. Cash. M. & Bank, List HowelL_Manide k Co.. George W. Anderson, Donlon, Paxton & Co., Wheeling. my2B:2ptBis AYOU WANT NONE GOOD NEW Fruit or prepared Mince Mest, mixed, and all other kinds of Spices, 000 king Brandy or Wine. New Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel go to Haworth & Brothen. in the Diamond, where you will get anew crop of Fruit and lower than it any other house in the city. Also a_general and tail assortment of Family Groceries, Teas, Wines, Brandies, and all other kinds of Foreign and Domestic Liquors. HAWORTH & BROTHER, de24 corner Diamond and Dia.mend alley. T. T. M'GIURN dc CO, HOUSE, SIGN, —AND— ORNABIENTA.L PAINTER No. 2 St. Clair Street, [ CORNER DUQUESNE WAY, mend don', WAti rcrk entrr.sted to me will be neatly , sad promptly meAttea. 'URNISHING GOODS, SUITARLE FOR THE SEASON. MACRUM dt, GLYDE Invite attention to their stock of GENTLE MEN'S and YOUTH'S Linen and Traveling , Shirts. Collars.. ie., eiampendera, Linen and Silk at andkerebierg, Gloves, Hose, Umbreliges, Ac. ARMY SHIRTS, And Soldiers' Furnishing G , ods, always on hand at MACRUM t GLY DE S. aul2 7S Market st.. between 4th Diamond. IMPORTANT INVENTORS. PATENT AGENCY.' PATENT AGENCY. 1 1108 T. W. FENWICK DEWIT C. LAWRENCE. 1 Ter Twelve Taws' firer the past (oar lis years Mummy of LAtha Washington *Branch of Belem 'Wile American ratentAgeney .SI and for. Fifteen i' Nears la the Pat. emit Agency Bust. .1% 'MOM am OMBeer of tbe, Patent °att.-libel Isst fo•r an Nem be r of the Board or Appeal. NOTB—AII inforinati aad a copy of - Tarr to_prapen o t David P. Hlloway. 5E= A 13.131ir at EWENS. Plumbers and Gas Fitters, NO. 145 WOOD lIMIRDIT, OPPONITZ MINT CHURCH, PITTRIBUROH. • ID 47 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY I AR TIM IEiTOMI MSC& 131IIMPar, H ET LNAD, s Lead PIP% PigTDDANN suR and Bnr Laid. and Plumber' material in general. "011'Refineries kited ni) in ths meet approved Manner. Tanks lined Lead or Copper. Houses fitted with Water and cies Fig terse N. AU orders promptly atkeidod to. aP3 ard EIMILCIRE6I AND VINEGAR—P 600 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES U BARRELS PURE CIDER VINEGAR., In store and for sale bs WILLIAM BASALEY, M 5 18 and 20 Weed street LOAN MICA HENRY W. CIMIOTT 110. 100 surrarzimn FITMENT Near the corner Fifth. Pittsburgh. Atom IN LARGE AND MALL d7A quantifies loaned on Gold and Silver, Dia monds. Jewelry. Gold and Silver. Watches,, and kinda of valuable article.. for any of tithe agreed on. The goods cannot be *s li vered without the Ticket. air Office Hem from 7 A. X to 10 P. X ja2) Strawberries for Canning. N web wiKa T=ll VOll DA NI3A •iv pap Strawberries. These select ed NI ty perpose weld be of good color. solid in of inn texture. an.d of superior !la ver. snob a ben, eau be found du r i ng the Strawberry season. at J. KNOX'S Establish. mint lie. SO Fifth street. Pittsburgh. Ord ers maze left either at his stead in the niarket. or at Horticultural store. ield NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSII We have an elegant and &Undies dock o Tribunal lhans i a l iqr Woods, Eambrolderke • Varieties, 11• Weiss, Weidery. Moves. emansith4s, bele" Drive& ad Floonve NM% Osresb. eat 41611/ * l t e " 104117 a" , 0 tfi.a. lc I:it ‘vn..1.,- 'Mgr ' cltzial—r jrciCALN—lFT 1111 - KERRY AmProurirmrs aor - w BRANKUN, VENMIGO CO., L. BRACKENRIDGE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE, NO. 1U FOURTH HT.; jeftlo .Pirreaukarr, J. D. lIANCOCII NO. 78 GRANT STREET .111114 SPROIIOII DENT'S A • ' no r to G. W. Biddle. No. 144 /3mith- Held street. itir- Office hours from 8 to 1 o'clock. and from 2 to t o'clock. fels.ly AMERICAN IRON Jones dr Laugh Haul, PIARIIPAOTIMPRO OP IRON AND NAIL'S, ARITA AND COMMON SHEET IRON. Lail Mai %keg, Piston - Roth, Platen, he WAREHOUSES. V$ Water Street and 132 Fleet Street, PITTSBEIteII, And oorner of Franklin and South Water &mete. Chicago. Liam dons...Joux L. licyru.,Wm. JlCOtruove PITTSBURGH STEEL WOR KS ZONES, BOYD & CO., 31 AN I EP ACTIMER 8 OFCA6TIMEVINIL, .4621-' a gd i ttrir ei a te ß . no.2l:igy • aBURGII. Pa. CARP: 'ETS, OIL CLOTHS, &o. OAB,PETB AND OIL ODOM PITTI3BUGH. PA. NEW BRUSSELS CARPEL' Thegehaveinst been received and are the LATEST AND RIMIEST PATTERNS, the lowest prices. 111 W CAItFETS, OIL CLOTHS, kt, —AT— M A.LLIIIPIPS, No. S Fourth Street. Es ()mum PREVIOUS TO THE L&ls JEJS adva offer ed n of which the Matt a;.. vantage is input hase FOR CASH. del ODWIDINGRAK...D. D. MOLL irIIINNIINGH.AIIIII9I dlk to.—P ITT Pe V BURGH CITY GLOB WORKS—Ware. house. 119 Water genet and 119 .Firft stmt. Pittabungik, P., three Imon below the 'ilenams hels House. Manulapturars of Plustuarin /MP .Window Mess Dr Window Glass Ware and Amur. can Convex Glam. for parlor window!. einfrob e s and public buildinm avi PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY, Office, N. E. Oor. Wood dc Fifth Ste. FIRE AND MAR INSURANCE. Wm. Phillips. James D. Varner. John Watt, Capt. Jno. L. ithoal William B. Rays. Samuel P. milker. Jahn E. Parke George B. Jane% Charles S. Blasell. Frank Van Gorder. William Van Kirk. .C. liansonleva.. P JOHN Win. F. GARDNE PURE POTASH AND SODA ASH— PURE POTASH AND SODA ASH. lam in receipt of another supply of superior Potash -and soda Ash. Those who make their own soap. end have use for either of these arti deem ill dud it to th• it advantage to eXandlle my stock before ourehasinn elsewhere. JOSEPH WEIFOHNO, JOSEPH FLEMING. corner Market street and the Diamond. corner Market street and the Diamond. 726 _ - MORNING POST STEAM I, like ESTA. I 3LISLIMIENT, CORNER FIFTH .& WOOD STREETS, LT MADE HATING RECENT • EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS TO OUR OFFICE, We are now prepared to execute all orders for EVERY DESCRIPTION OF BOOK & JOB PRINTING • With dispatch, and in the 'nest superior able er of Patents Boa. SECOND TO NONV. I And will Pe-7 Particular attention to RAILROAD, & LEGAL PRINTING, BILLS OF LADINO, CIRCULARS, SILL READS, MASK% DEMO, CERTIFICATES, REGISTERS, DRAY TICKETS. RECEIPTS, Show Cards 4 Bills in Colors, CAINE, ENVELOPES, HEADINGS, CONTRACTS, Showbills, Handbills, Label; Col lege and School Schemes, Hotel Bills ofFare,lnvitationsotio. Our fiteilitlea for printing POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, &C . FOR CONCERTS & EXHIBITIONS AIEtE IUNSIJRPA.9OWLD: We can insure complete satisfaftion ea to Till AND PRICE! BOOK WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. School nod College Catalog-sew, illocellaneous Catalogue% Comatltuglons,itepoiros, argolle, ode B aeons. LETTZIA 111./111111.1k1OYS. CILECI(B. ICTO., . PDX Banks fic Banking Honsea, Mann= TO ORDER. - ALL WOBI-PrinTED PRorrna BAR' ac MINIM =err sinwilliar 'am Weed MIN Ott. PSllivey . lvsa ATTORNEY AT LAW, PITTSBIIROU, PESX'A. 11: • fro ACTIUM $4 Plectra NEW DRUGGETS, 73 Pieces w. arcLinvoca. DIREefORN s : WATT, Vice Preet. Seely. 3917- yis PITTSBURGH. We have an office In the atty.
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