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rifformitituntometemwel,
TO ALL POINTS IN TSI WET,
SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST.
FALL Ansuairommmin.
Communising August 16th, 1862.
TITT TO 41INITISTATI AS TIMOR,
mut to irol St. Louie an Chios
shorter than r any other roue.
WEBTWABD TRAINS.
Fast Liu& Mail
Lamm
Pittsburgh-I,ook m. %VD a. m. 12. 5 0 T. m.
Allailen7-- 1 610 a. m 7,20 a. in. 1,00 D. at.
=VI
1 / 2 ...-..1420 a. m. 5,20 p, m. 6430 p. m.
Ft. W 1 171,-1,10 P. m. 2,15 a. m.
Chicago $3,35 p. m. 5,55 a. M.
YOB coLumus, CINCINNATI h ST. LOUIS.
Leaves
imJal;l
I/ohsusbue-11,110 e. ni.. ,
1,11,115 p. m.
4=lnatLibragisii. 111.411 a. m
OAS a. m.
11110 a :.7.50 a. m sow D. m
through to MONO Wi th eat ahms
bylitaabenvLUtie. •
et
me
on oto Otn
bath meet at inned Is taw awe sa
Rook
oohus, and passengers all go bite Vaginnsti
together.
EASTWARD TRAMS
ARRIVE AT PITTSBTIROR.
Meade..... P.m
a. na
=SW
and KM. i ... est.- —7ollr P. la
AOOOIILMODAUCIN TRAthild—Frook It3desid
meet mood. Allasbon7 Cats.
Loaves Artie Leave Arrive
Allegheny Nor *Won lisilEgigtea Allegheny
tOMP •so lA.4Oam m 0,69 am
WWI m Lie 11.45 a m 8..0 m
4.i0 pm GAO pm /2. 10 ut &SS n m
ttiWDm wpmSAW p m 5 .0 1 4 In
im.rrabis ars rn by Columbus dine. whit* is
I minutia slower than Pittsburgh time.
1%. Making good on the asoommodatlon trains
use sold at seduced pokes.
The p ansommodationgrain ommeets at
s r ton with paakets for New (Male.
troths ethanol as
tbllowr—
ft Anson. willstamis for New Castle. Noreen
At e = ibnd from Nilloneutgb.
606
and Virilen Shear.
AMfor wars. itheindald.Cohmbus.
Lain Dayton iadfaisanallis. Saint
Lou. Loolgrille. Mo.
Al Lima. be Sidney. Detroit. Dayton Toledo
4 i Lt i ll4ll,l. lading W.. Paint
&Joseph and
dials Csiitralnadiaas an) Mho*.
rag im 41971 trioam r wi l =s far all. Debts in Mi
ra% hitwousl.a l lilsoonaln aro Miaamota.
or armor _ Omani* tickets
apses GEO IC PARKIN. aln i tt ari ti et.
andAij n abl i a l li t =Alloothstm .
a " %it jMN Generill . Aen.rai P . mod Agent
reLIZVELAMID A PITTNBICRGUL AND
WIIIIRLEN DAILRO %D.
.1171EILER ARRA Mil d VENT.
On and a ft er MON_Ditlf. b_ Mk • 4Yo.Trains will leave the Depot of t... zavelvaala
Railroad. Pithrbergli. as follow, 00 mg .
PrrTNNURNIL I.X=Erfi - " — NATI
gitosm LINL VIA 6Thillialva4l,ll.
me es I ittoourgh—... 400 a. irs. A MMO P. D.
ito rhenvilie— 4,00 " 4,00 "
4.0 0wark.......... fil,Se " Wilt
d.i. iambus Lula. "
Alves Cincinnati 4. 00 p.m. 40 a. m.
Elt.a.ouls 700 a. m. 0 .0 0 p Ol
firmario ohmage of oars between Pittsburgh end Cin
&
tre ttadid deepins etua attached to all Watt
PIITSBDR9II AND WIIMLINO LINE
Lavas
e rgi an wh I_, , 00 "
640 m 12 0 5r, pEn
300 344
" 9,16 " 4,00 "
Wheeling 4,64 " 10.29 " 4,66 "
Arrives
&glair 6,06 " 10,40 " 6,03
Cortneethor at Whooliar with Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and at :Bellair with Central Ohio
Railroad for Zaneaville. Lanoastor.
Ooltuabus and Cincinnati, ludilLl.l4*ll3 nal Saint
oniefuld points west.
PITTSBURGH AND CI,EVI.:I".I2gD LIXE
eaves Pittsburgh I,od a. in 32,511 p• in
do W111121 , 11:0 ....... 4,2 " f 8,00- "
do Basun' ... 4-,to " 1.4,14
do &Thane 4.40
do- liddsen "4,e7) "t 3,49, "
Arrives Cluvalzail
tionneoting at. lioynre. Ititb Tokrarawas bran::;:
for New Philk.de!.phl,7 vaui llaaal Dover at Atli
anew with Pittsburgh, Fort Wa . :110 and Chicav
ftalltani at Flu&L.n vllt illovelar.ti, Zanesville
wad Claoinuati N. i t ttr Altnn, Cuyahoga Frt.l l 7
tad Yriller4boy.. and 94 tllovol,iol with 4 and F.
it n Erie, Dcakizk t and Buffalo, with Cdt T
it is .or Tetedo, Dotreli., Chic , ..;ro a...nd the riczt:l.
.
:owns at 440.1 P. n..
itoteming Trains arrive at %AO a ra.9,15 a
ar.d. E 3,00 ; tn.
thrz , t.zn tizhat2, - to all pretrdnent points is the
weer, e , othrfoot. north or northwest, can be pro
oared. at :ha street depot. Pittsburgh
./ URN STEWART, Ticket Agent.
f0.. - -ther tr.t.L - tiCalard npoly to
WILLIAM 111'EWART, Agzt t,
At the o:A.^._;ang's dike3n Preight .6tatier., rein
stmt. nel",
1802
SLTAIRERARRAN GEMENT.
ON AND ATM MONDAY. MAY sth
OEITIAL RAILBOAD.
EIGHT DAILY TRAINS.
mu= THROUGH AC AIL TR Al N
leaven they Station
c razy morning
(except Sunday) m. stop' only at the
principal statiomcand Mred conned:m
st &subbase for B al making k
re mei Waeldnattp. and
for New Tor - via tie Allentown nods.
T E OUGH AY AE TRAIN leaves
daily at. p stopping only at rind al sta
re. &red connection at tug for
ladMrlllll2lll W.ingtog. audios New York via
AIITHE own mita.
FAST LENZ lamas the *Mien daily.
(except Sunday) at SAO p. sto_pping only at
prinotpal station.. matog at Harrisburg for
Baltmore and W
THB URAL letrlitTlLUN, With Passen
ger Oar attached, leaves the pumps station
every morning (Sundays excep a V at GAO a. EL.
=dna me far sr Oonamaagh. stopping at all
stations.
ACICONIIIIODATIOR TILAIDIrI9.
JOWiIETOWN ACOOMMODATION TRAIN.
leaves daily (except Sondes) at It p. re- atop
pLug at alletations dadriming as far ma Cone
=ugh
ria.. o 7 ACCOMMODATION TRAI2NIor
mike loam daily (moot Sunday.) at 1440
TI
SZCOND CCOMMODAON TRAIN
Wales nation A lama daily. (azeopt Snaday) for
at
11,09 a. le.
TRI X D ACOOMM9RATION TRAIN for
Wall's atatloo lama Oaf. (slew Sunday) at
COO p. n.
FOUR= IiCOONINCIDATION TRAIN for
Wall's station, loaves daily. (aireopt Sunday) M
11,15 D. m.
RETURNING" TRAINS
ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AB FOLLOWS:
m
......
Fast Lia o ... ..... tn.
Johnstown Ac . .;iramodailon - .10.05 m.
Ist Wall's Station Acconunodation- *sO a. gi
ft Walre Station Accommodation RAE a. m
ild Wall's Station Accommodation 408
4th Ware Station Aoeo~mpdatton ....ll4lo p. m.
mirTriuns far illairsviA• and In and
Johnstown
Blaireville Intersection with Flamm and
Johnstown Accommodation Elsa and West. and
also with Local Freight. East and West.
The Traveling Public will Audit ersatiy to their
interest. in
_going East or West , to travel by the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. as the sooom
modationa_now offered cannot be surpassed on
any other route. The Road is ballasted with
stone, dit entirely hoe d from dust. We can
PrOMise wi t he d Comfort to aU who
ant War this Roadheir pii.Vonage.
PANIC*
TO VIM
IMO°
:ULTIMO —.— 5 950
',ANC ISM
IiSARISBITItcs .... 7,45
wilrßassage checked to/insist:Mae maw lo y a l a
ylvania Railroad. and to Philadelphia. ti
ore and New York.
will - Panzengots parelussingtiokets in ears will
be charged on mow wording to diaianoo tray
ele4 in addition to the station rates, except from
siataow_whero the oompany has no agent.
prgrrlCE—ln easo of leas t the CompanY k.... .... will
hold themselves rcspersible zor personaj
NN.
and for an aLtount pot eaceeding
PL—An Omnibus Line has been emp loye
to aanway passengers and baggage to and m the
depot, at a °Wks tot to *mooed 95 °ante for each
- passenger and Damage
For tickets snag t
SITZWAAT, Agent,
At the Parma. R. IL Passenger Station on - Liberm
and Groat otreetr. • n 02,3
•
Beams eau) sum"
AT NO. 88 MiIUI:NT STREET
LOOK A? TEI -MEWS"
Lumen gnash Ludas Noel Oasts for MAD
worth 4.1.26.
Ladies English Lasting Oossiion NW Gators
Sor $11:5. worth t l 'adumi 'Clemerse Hod Olitan
Ladles Kar oo.
il ageol t ilLPronok Mormon Hood Boos
li c ifinirait Magoon filed Dail* sl.li.
w r $1.2. fills for
Lt d dt s e CKa r =ato wWll l l'
AU osber resift fly ProoPlootfon.
JAKOB SOIL
N Nuts. Mei OW Mehl Ham
oaf
• AUL
•
ATIiwAILROA soltrz • VLl aim= LAD
AM RD;
INCIANiFOLIS AND CINCINNATI N. N.
Connecting at Indianapolis with Terre Haute.
and Terrs Haute and Alton Railroad. took. Lonir
and Lafayette and Indiana lie, New Albany and
Saland Miohion Central %taloa& for
and ROCR ISLAND. BURLINGTON. and all
intermediate' points.
Through Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS.
TERRE HAUTE. LAFAYETTE and PERU.
Freights and paasengers carried from Cincin
nati or Lawrenceburg in lees lime than by a.=
other route by twenty-four howl, and at al/ Low
rates.T:hc only road by which shipments can be
made from Cincinnati to the Want, without break
mg bulk.
Consignments mule to J. E. GIBBONS. Agen
at Cincinnati. or W. E. CUTTING, Agent at
Lawrencebnuth, will rottelve prompt attention.
and no charge for commission; so lOU RCM POP.
DRAYAGE OR 00101113 MON AT I.47rRENOKIMEtI.
For further' information apply to THOMAS
RAMAN, (No. 115 Water stil-vi,) agent of the
Company, who is preparol to give TIIROI7OII se
cram fat Passengers and freight to Indianapolis,
Urn Rants. Leayette, Chicago. Peru.- Green
candjawfordstille. Charleston. Parts and Mat
t,Ata. H. F. LORD. President.
IiN . F. CREEL General Freight Agent.
mh3
61414 p. m.
- - ---
17PHOLSTERING.
, .
UPHOLSTERY!
NO. 86 FOURTH ST., NEAR WOOD.
friss SUBSCRIBERS NANUFA
TURK end keep constantly on hand every
article in their line. Corniaoo. Ornaments.
Curtain Comforts, Feather Bede, Sattrasee
of all Wm* the celebrated Patent Spring
Beds. AM kinds of Shades. Blinds and Inatome.
air Prompt attention given to all orders for fit
ting andlaying down Carpets, Oil Cloths. &e.
oefitlyd BOBSItTS k ROHN
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
RI A. V A GI- JO IL 011 SI .1111 ,
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot
JOHN SAVAGIE4 Proprietor.
' EZEIFINGI TAKEN AND PITTED VP,
LH with all the modern iniprovements. this Po
wder resort, the subscriber is prepared to accom
modate his old onstomers and the public gener
ally. with the beet the markets afford.. Oyster.
will be served up in every variety of style, during
the eaSson. Hie Wines. Liquors and Aloe he feels
confident in recommending to the public for their
ermelleace.
Can. Bucket rind Shell Oysters received daily
andsold wholesale and retail. my2til/21yd
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND,
"rllOl3. €31'41.12i.E, Fropriotor
HAVING TAKEN AN 0 FITTED VP,
at a great expense. with ail thomoderu ius
provemer.ut. this potsalru• resort. the subsoriber
is prepared to aeoinneiodoto his friends and the
Publial fordac generally. with the beat the rearket
OYSTERS will be sorroi tp in every variety of
style during the season.
LIQUORS and ALES be feeis oonfident in re
oommending to the public lor their excellence.
/IQPME4I.LS served up at all hours, and DAY
H
and NIGT BOARDERS taken.
NO. 32 DIAMOND A L LEY
PITTSBURGH.
THE 4111311SCHIBER ANNOURCIZINI
to thepublic that he is in daily receipt of
FRESH SH E LL A_4l CAN OYSTERS, GAME,
act., and is prepared to accommodate the patrons
of t his old and well known house with everything
In the eating and drinking line at the shortest
notice. J OLIN SEALER.
Proprietor.
Fag ANSION HOUSE, CIE4).AUM.EIIII7.
A Proprietor; No. 344 Liberty atreetjust be
side the Pus:it - inset NO .4 . Om Pennsylvania
Railroad. which mattes it the most convenient
house in the city for pemer.gers arriving by that
road.
The proprietor having, nt considerable ex
panse. fitted up. in eaoolleot sty le, the MANiilolsi
LlOlitifS, would req-vtiaily rolioit a share of
public pat.ronuae :di, I,st 3n:i liar be
furnished with tho ear, s.rlord.
folly
lir I
Brandie,e„ W 1),•;, Moueri,-;h
hula end
i4tsl-41a
ferskm
CAR RLA.G E S, G IE S
KOCILAWAY6. ISULKIES AND auqune.
No. IS7 Penn Ntreez, PlnAtnargla.
/fir All wr.rec warranted 0 c the neat :auto
rial and worktaaajdp w.4l±l.yd.
i. R&T/iitit ......
Late at Walk( ltickets”n'a
lELIEVNiEItt L.F.;;;
Womessvr tc Rermur An errs;:'
Whcbma:o Dcal4rd in
Foreign Frulie, Nose, Conie,^iLosiory
Sugars. Firo noel:14, ece..
NOB. Fes► AND 12$ We) , ..lD STREET.
PiTISSITRin
THOMAS FABLE T'S
FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREHOUSE,
N 0.164 FEDERAL ST.. ALLEOUENY.
Lrnderutkinft. in ail its branches, will receive
promptettention. Orders can be left at the room
at the Livery Stable of Mr. JAMES FLOYD,
Ohio street. Alleshen.v. se18:11
APOLLO HALL BILLIARD SALOON.
CiLARLEn JARDNEE , wouId remind his old
friends and customers that he is still to he found
at him old stand_, APOLLO HALL. entranoe on
Fourth street. Die has always on hand the best
quality of Lager Beer. and in connection with the
lull, a well appointed billiard saloon. with good
tables. balls and cam.
Remember the pia co. Apollo Hall. Pcnrth st.
etirWegYl ,enm
110111111ENIX LOOKING GLASS &
A — TUNE FRAME MANITFACTOE T
NOB. 221 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET,
178 we 176 GRAND STREET A 21 r CEN TRE
STREET. Estel,lishedl33B. NEW YORK. Es
tablished Stat. This Establishment has been in
successful operation 24 years, and is the Largest
of the kind in the United States. We have on
hand or manuftwtured to order every description
of LOOKINO GLASS, PICTURE AND POR
TRAIT FRAMES. Plain and Ornamental Pier,
Wail, Oval and Mantel Glasses, Concocting Cor
nices. Baas and Bracket Tables, with Marble
Slabs. Toilet Masses. eta,.
Mould for Picture Frames, in lengths suita
ble for transportation, either Gilt, Beth's,, Rose
wood,
- Oak, Aiwa. Birtteette, Mahogany etc. Out
new anufactory and exrensive facilities entails
us to fournishany article in our limas yowl as the
iffit a, ChM," as the cheapest.
DERB IN VITED TO CALL UPON
us when they visit New York. We claim to bc
able to supply them with every article in our line
which they can possibly require, at prices lowet
than they can purchase elewbere.
Orders by wail attended to with prom Mesa. Ak
natfailto sail when you visit New York.
OfEee Jr Warerooms, No. 216 Centre St.. N. Y.
HORACE V. SIOLER. Met.
L ANDRETH'S
•
GARDEN AND FIELD SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH ANDS ENVIER
sir Also a anentl assortment o
Ilegelenitaral Insplententot, Frail
ithede and Orntasnen tut Trine,
reoeive.t and for mile by
BECKEAM LONG,
No. I U•herty street
nazi doorto Ithre's Hotel. rub=
EfirkfireTifiT: WA
Before going, buy a pair of
BOOTS. SHOES. AND GAITERS,
Cheap Cash Store,
au9 5,4 %larket street. 2d door from Fifth.
IV 0 "I" PUEIL.I
PITTSSLIRP POKY, VIPTii 3; S.CFI
CEMENT-- leo BREA. 11YDR AY LIC
.Cem nt raceired and for Rata by -
nu 22 HEN N" it 1101 TJ VC:
STALUABLE .NEWICH 1: ritc.ter•
1' ERTI FOR SALE —Three-lough acres (a
bind pleasantly situate at five minutes walk fetal,
the Station; large variety of choice f tilt and
shade trees. grape vines etc; a family mansion
hall. parlor.. lib'ary and twelve rooms. excellent
eellar, stable , ice house, large garden wi h fruit
and flowers all weti arranged and in good orderi
For price and terms apply at 5) Market street.
S. CUTHBERT St SONS. .
ate • liesill.tate knelt-
C"
AND ALLEN'S AND DUNI
11.7 LOCK'S REVOLVliitS—the best in Marki
Ibe We by
TiftWV
gIoLTiS
ai Obi and Now illodel,br sale at bet Prim b.)
nowN a TZTIAY.
W nod ntroot.
KNIVEII—BINIFZ, FORE AND
V IKKRI PAr WOW stmt.
ZABOADI3
O. SSU Liberty Street,
OUR ROUSE.
‘Viiil;E , aiN I; I_, 0 Oit.i..';
C. IV'
lEl=l
AT BORLAND'S
H. SMITH,
munw'caL
FIRE INSURANCE
111 Tini
RELLUIOB =VAL 111101,ABOB
OOMPAJT,
OF imirzamantapsiza...
33-ILH— di umiwilm ic. P6 " ll4 in town
wintry. °l ' •
orrics Ito. sos wsuirr STREET.
Cat& catal
pi, *MAIO 00.
Resets, $3011,60111 IMI.
Invested as follows. in
That Mortrageor Improved City Pro
wl". worth double the amount._... $155,806 CO
Ground rime. first class 2.46.2 50
Penneylviinia Railroad Co's 6 tw cent.
Montage Loans. $ 60.001). mat— ... 27.900 Go
Philadelphia city 6 omit. 10an........_.&i.000 00
Allegheny County 6 IP cent. Penneyl
vania Railroad Loom ...... 10.000 00
Collateral loans. well secured 8. 5 00 00
auntinsden and Broad Top Mountain
Railroadoompany. mortician 10an..... 4,000 CO
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. 5t00k......... 4.000 OD
stook of Balance Mutual Insurance
Stook of imty Fininsuranoe 111.310 GO
1.060 00
.Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00
Mmensreiac,'l Bank de
do ---..—... 15.135 01
Mechani —..... 2.0L2 50
Union R. lams Co's Scrip 160 00
Bills Reesivable. WlMell paper.. 16.97 18
Book Accounts, secured interest, etc— 6.216 72
Cash as hand and in hands of amts.. 11.865 15
OLEN TINGLEY. larnt. 96
DIRECTORS.
ClemThtr. &mud Bispbani.
Wirl. MOO% Robert Steen.
Frederick E.
roma. William Mclver,
t,olio; jitavenson. Beni. W. Tiesier.
~,,,, 8.. Worn'. Mucha 11111,
. L. Canon;
Robert Tobuci, Z. Lothrvii.
, lee Leland.
Fradviok Leonid. mob T. Bunting.
Charles EL_Wood : , th Bowes.
JAMS 8 . Woodfard. P., . Bissell. Filtaburgh.
M. :isi, : . s uratuy.
~ ! . . CO ' IN. _ L
BIOS Nortkeact earner. , end Wood ma
"WhELAWANIE MIITITAN. SAWRIM IN.
Linievaancs comrAiry-rapoßA.
'C at
TED BY THE MHO ..• 0 PENNEXL
mit, ma& 0 6 CORNER
AND W . ' 1 PHILA
DELPHIA. • : ' ' nrsu 0 on Vs"-
VIM* agel 4 x. : _ .: to a parts of a world.
giNg i :rt. -.: on Gaol* by Rivers,
f . -ttt bt: asiarminit ti Rol!
ohmage genera:. ea. Dwelling Houses.
jk t
Zl3.—Wffileas Mutts. .I.4innind A.
Soud i Vophilus Paulding John N. Piero's.
John C. Ai. Jesse Teen i t t u v=in. Byre. Jr..
inee i lia l nd. t . ? L ift ;:vh razi.
fiallthe / 4 1 1 61•4166116 i ' Stokes. /.14eniston.
enry Sloan. Reword 11._ N. Jones
Brooke. ft mime NlTlvain. *LC. Hand. Robert
Burton. r. Jseob P. JODAS , James B.l47arbitui,
"Ira -En John a• Setepie. Pittsburgh. D.
T. sow . Bi•
MA
n d‘,.
WILLI MARTIN . President
MOB. C. AND. Vies President,
EMT LT1.36116. ptilltftry.
. A. MADEIRA , Aim:.
/all No. 65 Watarstroot. Plitseurs+
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
BY FIRE.
'MINE IFILANWILIN INFIVRANCE
OOMPANYWPMAItELPIIIA.OFFICE:
NO. 4a 5 and 417 CHTEHIT inuarzr,
near PiAL
STATEMENT Olr ASSETS. JAN. Lt. 1860.
IlVa r ibed Agreeably to An Ain Of Aseembli.
Pine X amid" mated .. - --$1.896.393 88
Baal Sita v ri ll ,praseat value $103.3dS
61.) ant .
Temporary Loans on amyl' &M l-
102 K 5 26
Ural elacaritlaa, 89 135 56
Stacks. (aroma vain* (6.667 . iii '
ant - -- 89,786 56
Nona and 11111 a Loelvable... ......... -. I.IIM. 00
Oaab ...... 7T.919 33
051 tit
The onlyprollts from premiums which this vein
pans eau 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 az aro
consistent with security.
Since their incorporation,
an aunt
a j.ericd of thirty
years. they have paid losses y lire, to an ouut
exceeding Four M b
illions of Dollars, thereby af
fording evidence of the advantages of Insurance,
as well as the ability and disposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
Lessee ;.rid during the year USAir. 1212; 133 32.
DIRECTORS.
Charles W. ranciter. Mordecai D. Lewis,
:robins Wagner. David S. Brown.
Simnel Grant, Isaac Lea.
Jacob It. Edward C. Dale.
((horse W. Richards, George Faint,
CHAS. N. BA NCKER, President.
kUWA HD C. DALE, Vise President.
Wit. A. SITS', Secretary
_lnm tem.
J. GARDNi.R COFFIN. Agent,
myth Northeast cor. Third and Wood its.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSBILAttaIit.
GEORGE DARSIX President.
P. M. GORDON. Secretary.
Capt. R. D. COCHRAN . Gen'l &mit.
No. 92 Water street. Mane & want/owe,
up stairs.) Pittsg ainst urgbh.
Will insure a all kinds of PERE and MA
RIN]; RISK&
A Home Institution managed by Directors who
are well known in the oommmnnity, and who are
determined, by promptness and liberality, to man
lain the character which they have assumed, as of
fering the best 'protection to those who desire to be
insured.
ASSETS. OCTOBER. Seth, 1661.
Stook Amount.. $ 63.41 0 0 W
Mortis /Fe ' 2.,16.. oti
Office). urnitrue 1!."0 0,
I pen &manta. sta.-- 7.Btri 43
DIRECTORS.
R. Miller. Jr., James M'Anier.
Nathaniel Holmes. Alexander Mimi*,
George Dante Win. R. Smith,
Chas. W. Ricketson. Andrew Ackley,
Alexander Speer, David M. Long.
Baas J. Thomas. Beni. Bagwell,
John R. M'Cone. m7lB
- -
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COWART OF PITTSBURGH
INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES.
WM. BAGALEY. Presi
SAMUELdent. REA, Secretary.
Mike, Cor. of Market sad Water ate.,
Insures against Loss and Datome in the Navita
tl of the Southern and Western Rivers.
Lakes. and Bayou. aW the Navi
gation or the Seat.
Lasures against Lees
sad lhomaire by Fire.
• DIRECTORS.
Wm. Beesley. Jas. Park. Jr.,
W.ta. G. Johnston. B. F. Jones.
Reese Owen T. M. Bore
B. Preston. Oeorge Bingham.
S.M. Kier. John Shipton.
Jas. M. COOPW, Q. Herb h.
J. Caldwe ll . . John 8. Bilwortt
O. H. tat.
mbalydb
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPAN Y ,
110. 149 ORESTNIIT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House.
Capital 11219.100 Masts 11304,1H18,
WILL MAX ALL KINDS OF IN.
Sli RANCE. I.
either Perpetual or Liznited.on
every description of Property or Merchandise. at
reasonable rates of premium.
ROBERT
_P.
vi li t t_President
M. W. BALD Vice President.
• DLREOTO
Charlealse, L LOG.%
romp W. Browit.
f. .1: : ~ -, i-,„ , • mph & Pad.
C. Morman. ohn autos.
S. J. Magarge Wiler.
Y. Biannual's. &mi
n d
. . COFFIN. Agent.
Wily Corner and Wood streets.
JllO. - iI[OOIIIIEAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
?OM MI BALI OP
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATER. STREIT. BELOW MARK
PITTSBURGH.
aAMAIIIONONO*IIII/..
LA PLANDIG MILL. would roopoettalb•
OM the public that he has rabWt eines the fire,
:nil haring enlarged hisestabrerit, and Allen
t with the newest and wind approved tneohblarg.
.; now prepared to flarabirftwthir and Planing
wards, scroll sawing and re-sawing, doors, sa sh
‘nd shutters. kiln dried. trams,. mouldings. boa
flaking. arc.
SOUPS PITIEMIIII6B. 8 014. VIM ia3)
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO.
OP PITTSBURGH.
PFIFICZ, No. 27 Mth 6t, Ban![ Bloch
OOPER% CARPENTERS A Nl.
amsl aiwil arnlitinhissi Weft
. -''' • . 4 p..
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THE PITTSBURGH POST
Pubilehed err; aitirabs. liondikles ezairtiLl
Hi* sii•a w.od streets.
11131.110) ADvaisma
atrikarii - Oils/Tim NI eats Parlitiek.
RAM OF ADVICATIOINO.
: vnate, on• tidis. 50
ree ...
on th e week • 1 00
75
one month 5 00
three months 12 00
air. months...ll4 00
•
" nine months 24 00
• " one filar 30 00
TEN LIN Eh make a square. A bout eight words
Average a line.
Bit to as.; notices, nisei the Weal pogo, ten
eau a lino each in:artier..
no Saturday Morning Toot
lamel from the came (Mice every '..iaturtlaS
morning.
.1101 - Terins 01 per annum, in advance
Ifirklingle copies, ready for mailing, nag came.
.411- Address JAMES P. MARS
Editor and Proprietor
Sir Advertising at reasonable rates.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 25
The Death of Gen. Mansfield.
General Mansfield, killed at Sharpsbnrg,
dined with the Hon. Eli Thayer, in Wash
ington, on Saturday last. He was in good
spirits (hiring the day, but just before tak
ing leave seemed to have become abstrac
ted, and afier a few moment's silence, he
said: "Mr. Thayer,l am going into battle.
If I fall, have my body sent to my friends
at Middletown. Conn." lie left immedi
ately after masing the request.
Laconic Sword Presentation
We learn from the New Albany Led
ger that there was a laconic sword presenta
tatipn at Camp Noble, on Tuesday. A
member ot the Sixty-ninth regiment pur
chased a sword fm. Capt. Gerard, and
Capt. J. H. Fawcett. was deputed to pre
sent it. This the captain did as follows:
"Here, John, is a sword " Capt. (inw
ard took it and replied: "Thank you: rit
See you again about it when t have tried
it " The presentation and reply were
both to the point.
An Irish name for a Yankee Man
The worlauct: of the Brooklyn navy
yin d, a large prof ortion of whom are Irish
are del.ght, d ht ti,e into act of Secretary
Weller. 00e o: the vessels now incon•
strocti3O at th , yard, uodvr the supervis•
ion of Mr. Ihluno, i, to be culled "Sham
rock.'" The I ri.di workmen declare that
Mr. Liaci:ln shi,lll,l —man -her with Irish
men and send her iiftor the 2f.0. It is
quite certain that if an Inch frigate were
wanted, and a regular , built man-of-war
called the Shamrock made flag ship, no
drafting would },6 required to provide a
crew in Brooklyn:
Crops in r.icotland
The Seotish trunk). publishes forty re
ports regarding the :late of crop in twen
tv-two of the coulitin.i 01 Scotland. The
harvei4 generuily is is and in wheat es
pecially? unproductive. On
heavy iniids barn y at.d oats are also gen
erally. poor. PoinweJ are showing. synip•
toms diseLse, aii.l in ;a:,,,y places are
very deficient.
Orosson 8 riuv, Cambria, (Jo., Pa.
rir at IP* DELI !Vl' AI% Pol' P-
Ja- I:LA it pli.^•:. relon, lovar;,01 ,tir cet _
13 . IAI the lit , of the P.]: •). I eonin eilrostl, ou the
etttntt t of LI") Anti:4 , lo' A; .et:t0i0..?..'.”0 feet
above the levol .h., will I, open for
gue:“.6 !toe, the le•;I. I .tueo till the loth 1.1 lie.
L1,1•!.f 11. f • !. the ,1'.U11.1.4 c Loon
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WINE PROPRIETOR MEDI.
Clic 13 having made it the study of years to
concentrate the life of the Pine Tree into a Medi
cine for diseases of the Lungs and Throat, is now
offering to suffering humanity the result of his ex
perience. this truly great and gond medicine is
prepared with much care, the tor being didilled
expressly for it, is therefore free from all impuri
ties of common. tar.
It has cured more rases of Consumption than
5 known remedy on earth.
It will euro
MlMff=o
It will cure Mote Throid and Breast.
It wilt cure Coukh4. and Colds end is an
nvaluahto remedy 6.r :Blouses of the Kldneya,
irluary Compt:ttut y.
1i.e..4.3W1ti5i3 of COUTiterfaitSqa
you hnio the Dvsppsis use WISIIIMIST'S
Dowerslit Pi I; "44, and if their do not
cure you go t the agent of whom
you nor: hosed them and
roeelvo your money
Please call at his Moro sad get a descriptive
ular. A box of l';1;:1 rant by mail post-paid on
ecept . of One
No. ti Sown Second street, Phila.
L. U. U. it ISII.IttT, Proprietor.
Sold by Dr. K Ni .I.to Wood street
nefhlyncd
ST liiRATiCIS 1 1)LLEGE,
UNDER CAN GF Mt. FRANCISCAN BROTHERS'
r 1 1 1111riti iN siriTiTTlo2l. MIITATED
a IN Lortrrro. Cambria county Pennsyl
vania four tenni from Cream' Station Station. on
the diroot route between Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh, was chartered in MS, with priviliges to
confer the usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees.
The location of the College in one of the Most
healthy in Pennsylvallia—this portion of the Alla
gam., Mountains being ^-vverbial fer its purr
water. bracing air, and r arenas seenwL
The Scholastic year cotemeneteen the FIRS;
MONDAY after the 15th of ATOUST. and end
about the DM of J I INF. following. It I. divide 1
into two Sessions. Students cannot return borne
between the Susaions. All the Apparatus oboes
oary fur Land Surveying. EnNinsortng. ke..
will h e tumblin g by the institution to the
Students.
Instrumental and Vocal Music iorms no exult
°barge. Stadontq will ho admitted from t
Years to the ago of manhood.
Wags—Board and Tuition. payable half yearly
advance iplo
Washing ana use of Readies 10
Classioal and Modern Languages, extra 16
Students spend Vacation at the College
Reference can ho mode to the Rt. Itev, Risher
O'Connor. to the Rev. T. S. Reynolda. St. Mary's
Loretto, and to other Clouy ton of the Pitt: burnt Wreak
PRUDE OiL-72. BARRELS TO AR
'ld RIVE aryl 1;):
au.26 COLLTNS.
CHEESE- 1.5 BOXER PRIME W. R.
CHEESE ju;I: ze:elved cud for e. e by
„I Az:. A. FETZER,
, n7nnr 51.,rked and Virnt Strweta
AN IV. OEBI IN THEN/kn.
C
ket—at illotAcnor.(l Auction. 55 Fifth street
SAND PLASTER DO BBLSECV
. R EJI hl) and for sale by
au23 - - II EINRY II COLLINS.
GROUND CORK AND COAL FOE
Foundry sum. received and for sale by -
sot/ . 5t ENT{ Y H. (101.1.1N4
WANTED 'AMELIA'S ELY,
A GLASS PACKER
One thatunderstanas Lunn fitting preferred.
SthiIIIERTZ do BLEAKLEY,
sell No, 153 Wood street.
yojtviimviees. lIEVOLVRIM
Vpies new and old model. all sizes. •
Whitney's do do do
Aden & Wheel° rtridee
blame° Cax .ridge—slways on hfizAndfor
Isle by . BOWN & TBM.U.
eedi
186 Wood mind.
of-War
Ci, .:0; one of th •
-o -,420 in the 'tutu.
and It will be found a pod Invertmeat.
Is also issued from the same office EVERY
MORNING. It is a eomplete epitome of
news, containing all the latest
intelligence.
Telognispbrie. Leal, Bllmeellaaeoun,
Leighlisitive, Mew
!gory, Cousaieretal.
TO THE LATEST HOUR.
artielee on all the leading topics
of the dal
ALL IM PORTANT NEWS FROM THE SEAT
OF Wit.R. CAMP CORRESPONDENCE. tr.o.
461 r. THE DAILY POSThas an extensive
•iroulat.ion by railroad and river. through loos
agents and by the mail, and is a eapital adverti
sing :awhile. The paper is famished to subscri
bets e t $6 per annum-
Isilvertisemsaits inserted at moderate rates.
113. Address
cxittot ]'TITS AND WOOD BTBAILTB.
WSW pout moon bs sun M iss risk.
43 . 31511 -,4153ta1.
ot7* COTAMICIL
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FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
ICIIII PITTSIBURGFiI
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WITH: CLEAR, LARGE, NEW TYPE
IT IS THE
ONLY DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED IN PITTSBURGH,
LID WAS 118TABLISHED IH
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IT ODWIAIIII LTA 1111111
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and forelehee the most reliable
AIONETARY. MARKET & COMMERCIAL REPORTS'
UP TO THE HOUR OF GOING TO PRESS
together with a choice selection of
Talcs, Poetry, Literary and Seleutille
Article*, Valuable Stattstleal In
formation, Agricultural
News, Ike., (kr.;
FURNISHED BY OUR OWN CONTRIBUTORS
or compiled with the greatest care. from
THE LEAD ISO PERIODICALS OF THE DAY
-ALSO
Embracingevery loaportast ITEM OF
NEWS, FORMAN AND DOMESTIC,
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. &e.
WILL ALSO U YOUND IN IT
THE FARM AND THE FARMER,
111-The interest of the Agriculturalist will not
be neglected. and in the future, as in the past. tho
Publishers will devote unremitting attention to
the perfection of this Department.
THE WAR NEWS.
air As a source of additional Interest to all
classes of readers, the progress of the present civil
war, in which great armies are engaged, win be
closely canvassed, and the most important events
carefully collated and presented to the reader,—
By following the operations of the armies from
day to day, succinctly presenting the whole from
week to week, we shall furnish a fresh and run
ning history of this lamentable rebellion.
THE SATURDAY lIIRNING POST
Will be fluabbed to subsorfbere at the low priee of
One Dollar a Year,
THE PITTSBINII DAILY POST
JAMBS P. BAHR,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
MITTSBURGH. PA.
-:n - j , -..:1-1 - 1.,!•,v0i , .(1
.g.l
BLINKING aoua&
DOLLAR SAVINGS
65 FOIIILTU - STBEET,
OHABITEED IN 1866.
OPEN DULY , 9:190/11 9TO *O'CLOCK:
olio, on Wetthethey Elatarday evepaav
from May to November lit. from 7 b:o 9 o eloo k
and from November let to May let. from to
o'clock.
Deposits received of all sump not less than Oat
Douse. and a dividend of the profits declared
twice a year, In-Juno and December. Interest hio
been declared semi-annually, in June and DOOMS
ber since the Bank was organtzed, at the rate of eh ,
per oent. a Tear.
Interest, if not drawn JUT,. is placed to the
credit of the depositor as principal, and boars th ,
tame Interest from the first days of Jane and Dg
oember, compounding twice a year. *Mow
troubling the depositor to call or even to preseu
his pass book. At this rate money will double h
less than twelve years, making in the aggregate
MONT AND ONE-HALE rvn CENT. A TIM
Books containing the Charter. By-liftWO, Rule
and Regulations, furnished milk on apptioatioi
at the office.
PIUMIDZN B T.
GEOR(iII ALREB.
VICE PRZECCZNTS.
John B. M'Fadden. Lmac M. Pennock,
John Holmes, John Marshall.
Alexander Speer. Juana B. D. Meade r
Belli. L. Fahneetock, A. M. Pollock. M.
James McAuley. Hill Burgurin,
James Hardman. Win. J. Anderson,.
raverearta
Alexander Bradley, Sautes D. Kelly.
John 0. Baeltefen. Peter A. Madcus.
°some Black. John H. Mellor.
John B. Canfield, James Bhialei
Alonzo A. Carrier. Robert gobb,
Charles A. Colton. Walter P. Marsha:
Wm. Douala& John Orr,
John Evans, Henry L. Itingwalß,
Hopewell Hepburn, John H. Shoenhetaalt,
Wm. S. Haven, Win. E. Schnierta.
Peter H. Hunker. Alexander TintilP,
litiohard Hays,lame Whiter, Wm. S. Lavely , Christian Yeasts
SECREVATIV AND TREASURE:It
CHARLES A. COLTON".
HOLMES, dr SONS, BANS Safi
and Exchange Brokers and Dealges
Notas, Pratte, A cceptancca. iiol d, Silver ana unsialt
Notes. Exchange ou the Eastern and Whet=
Cities constantly for sale. ..
Collections made in ail the cities thronglessitsiak
United States.' bewails received in par laths
current paper. No. 37 Market street. hti‘•."..Ser.,
Third and Fourth streets. _
W2l. H. WILLIAMS it CC
BANKERS & EXCHANGE BROI.
WOOD STREET, CORNER THVI
194,DEIIMEN.
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
.13 111; M
OFFICE: qial .Yeses FArek.rt. Filth Wsw , l,
gr 1014ILECTIONS PlitulrilrfLT
Li Doedh, Beath, Along:.ge.. and other Lena
SL r,:ing Drawn. AckncmledgeraeutJ Taken anc
Bills Probated Way
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FOR TRY SAIL oY •
Floor, Grohs, gueou, Lard, pastas,
Dried Fruit awl Yro49upe
Generitliy,
Corner Market and First Streets,
PITTSBURG 11. PA.
REFER T0.. --r lial!er, E.
Dilworth, Sr., Cuthbert & Son. rittsi,argli,
Boyd Swearingen. S.
Crate. M. Az M. List iloivell,Mg-ngle i"
George W. Antlers2n, Donlon, Pluton ,!z
Wheel-mg.
T. T. :ITV URN dr, CO,
lIOICTSIE, SIGN,
lEEE=
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
No. 2 M. Clair Street,
( CORN ER WAY, Feconil story.
skir A v - crk will bo noatly nail
promptly ax...utoc.
CI4II.I)DS.
TA ;L l; t'u ft TIIE SE A SON.
s+tAtitt , 3l d GLVDE
Invite Attention to tteit gluel: (4' 1:
EN'S and
Lilinen nut' Traveling: S.tzl
.
Linen :mit • andker•Pla lel4,
oxe, t'aubtrrlitot, e.
A ie .11 1 - .S.ll. TT:3.
And Furtiolinr? N nds, I 'WA
aul2. .i.lar- tit et.. Itu,fc Diamond.
IMPORTANT
INVENTORS.
PATENT A6E.Ni.A.!O , PATENT AGENCY
OEWIT C. LAWIIaCE
'T ;;p ROB I. Yi. iEINOCK
For Twelve Years , : Far the pest inns
years !Reneger 01
nu Ottleer of the Weshlngion
Straus-6 oi !warn.
Patent 4' t i le e Al an rviell.
Paten .i.gette't
laat fenrasaa:V ASO If.l. - Vitt:e
,• Ye:trolls the Vail
member n( the!Zent :tgettey MIAMI
I Altitiri,
Board of rlippoat.
NOTE—AII inll.rto;* non neco.,4ery tO Prt - ,17.70
Patent and a copy of the Patent Laws cent
charge.
Refer to_preient ,:ullll7,lifSiC2ll: PZ.Z0.11:3, 13 or
David P. Holloway. do2Gdf
I) 1) Vet.
Plumbers and Gars 'Fitters,
NO. I 6 WoteD NTREve,
FIRST CHI:O.Ett, rITTSBUROIXI
- • X
47 OHIO Sritl:ET LLEGLIENI
SXAR ISAVOR'd 0FF.1174
PXPS, If YDICANTS, 5 Eta'
Lead Pile, Pia cudanSiq e
uatin
material in kruoral. Oil lilted up it
the most approved 'meaner. Tauks }Biel Leak! or
Capper. lliouros fitted with it'atrz e d Uai Pi:.
tures.
*A. N. B. Ah orders p:ompt:^ attended ie.
spli :15,1
IDEACHESANOW2NIA4A4-
WO BUSHELS
,OhiED PEACE Z 8
BASH GU; CLIE CI L; Eit V.INLVAIii
zwro a fox caae
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
&IS IS Mid 20 W 0045 street
LOAN OFFICE,
HENRY W. CLIMIOTT
NO.IOO KNIT ir Fr ELD STREET
Near the corner Fifth. Pittsburgh.
MMONEYIN LARGE AND UDALL.
quantities loaned on Gold and Sliver. Dia
monds. Jewelry. Gold and Silver Watches. ant.
all kinds of valuable articles. for any lelgth cm
time agreed en, The gow.t. cannot he douveral
without the Ticket.
41? Office hours froam 7 A. M. to top. M.
itt2l)
. . Btrawberilob for Canning.
NOW IN THE CASSINs,
and preserving Strawberries. Those select.
ad for this purpose 811ould he of good color, send
in substance .of fi rm texture, and of superior flu rot. Exactly such a norry ran he found durini
the Strawberry sensan, ut J. KNOX'S Establish•
meat,. No. 29 Fifth street. Pittibirsh. °Harr
may be left either i11.F.,11:3d is tha market, or at
Horticultural. store. 616
NEW 00011 kt NEW titiODS t
17e bare ra elersut atiraeLiTC 0
Tri tr il ifi t t r a l liair Goods.
Enab
Varieties,
!lotions,
it osiery.
Gloves,
vinantlet•
French Drnperio and Fievnre Skirtn, COMA..
SH.
Head Nei
. etc., in large variety at .(1 lo:o pric , •
for CA
MACRUM ITLYDE.
atil9 78 Market nt., nth Sr nd.
113 'SINS—
WI, 200 Boxes NI R. 80-eh Rai?inP:
lrj) do Laver do
100 Half ikaea M. R. do
100 do do La er do
SD Rare Se•d'•sa
Zi Drums Sultana do
Jost received sou jot ~ale be
REYNER w &
ev6 Nmi. 1 26 or d I,s noa street
P'colts - Ir4i tititl
W ear sea by
4.• irsintrov n +.rvy y Ties
1.000 PAIRS OF cm a LetltEN'S
Shoo at M'Clell.nd'o,No. 55 Fifth
street. Don't form the number.
~n ,~
PaOrnagHMO; CAtlg
ALBINO °Map,
IliciCALlKOki i r KERR,
anIrsTOUNMVEI Afr VAN"
FIUNIILDT, iFENarroo co.,
myWayd Pesarylva
AYICT'ORNF.II 7 AT LAW,
**viva, 1345 FOVIITH BT.;
J. D .
10. 78 GRANT STREET
'II AMU SURGEON DF.N TI
A • stmeesor to G. {:Biddle. No. 144 Emit
.old 'greet.
gir Office hours from lit° teolook. and from
0 6 o'clock. fels:ly
IRON MANUFACTURERS.
AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
Jones a Laughlins,
11.411111PACITIUM 07
IKON AND NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON.
Patel SiaAi e rmtm, fiat% k
• IFARIN01781:8.
st Water Street mad 131 First Sires
FITTS2VROW,
tnd corner of Franklin and South Weimar*
itticako.
Luc - Jowas:-Jonn L. 80v0...Wn. Wetruotre
"ITTSBUIIGH STEEL. WORKS
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
•• I ANIIITPACTUAERS! OF CABT MOM
A. a ls o, Bring . Plow. and A lySteel SPRORRI
tad A2LLLES. corner Ross and First streets.
not :is PITTSBUBAIIL P.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHI3, aso.
OARPETO AND OIL OLOTHS
24 Pleees
NEW DRUGGETS,
73 Flame
EW BRUSSELS CARPEL'
Ii Thegehitypet been . rreived and Are
the LATEST AND RICHEST PATTERN&
:he leweet pricer..
PWClLwroug..
&la
PITTSPATCH, L'?
IR CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, is,
—A T—
DIPC A L Ell M • l4,
No. 87 Fourth, Street.
U011:16117' PREVIOUS TO THE um%
advance in prince. of whiob the
vantage is offend in punting° MR Cinrdel
w. overususeli...o.ongragOßAlL..lP. ourmairtsis
D. WNW.
CO.—P I Tle II •
0../ BURGH CITY GLASS WORKS—Wam
nottaa.ll9 Water street. and 15S First strut.
Pittsburgh. Pa. , throe doers Weer the MeneeAer
hog& House, iltenulaeturose of Pittsburgh MIS
Window (}lags Druggist? Maw Wars and Amor.
can Convex Warr. for parlor windows. ehareho
and Dublin building& apt
PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY,
Offioe, N. E. Oar, Wood & Fifth Ste.
IRE AND MINE INSURANCE,
Wm. l'h Hap?. James D. Verner,
John Watt. Capt. J no. L. nowt
Wail s.= D. Hay% Samuel P. Shriver.
.inha E. Parke. George 13 Jemmy
tli r rl ed A. itiAsoll, Frank Van wilier.
W i bill RI V.O Kirk, C. Ranson Lore n .
Win. PliTLllPH,Preaident.
JOHN WATT, Vice Pres%
Mtn. F. €kARDNER, Seer. )717-lyie
-- ---- -----
itt EIRE POTASH AND SODA AAIU—
N PUBS POTASH AND. SODA ASS
I am sa n dt of another supply mike perir
Potash a Ash. Those who their
awn snap, anl have use for either of these arti
cle ~ ili fund it to Civir advantage to examine my
stook before purchasing elsewhere.
JOSEPH FLEMING.
JOSEPH FLEMING.
same: Market street and the Diamond,
earner Market street and.the Diamond.
MORNING POST
STEAM PRINTING
s 1 I 1i...17ENT.
CORNER FIFTH & WOOD STREETS,
HAYING RECENTLY MADE
EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS
We are now prepared to execute all ortlets Lot
EVERY DESCRIPTION OP _
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With disputPh, and in the most superior style
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And will Pay yarUcular attention to
RAILROAD,
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SILLS OF LA DINO, CI RCIILA
SILL HEADS, BLANKS,. DEEDS,
CERTIFICATE" REGISTERS,
DRAT TICKETS, RECEIPTS,
Show Cards & Bills in Colors,
CARD%IN/ELOPE"
ILEADENGS, coarnucTs.
Showbills, Handbills, Labels, Col- ,
logo and School Schemes, Hotel
Bills of Fareslnvitations,&o.
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, &.C,
FOR CONCERTS k EXIIENTIONS
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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Illseellamenua Catalogues. •
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BLANK Room. CHECKS. Was
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ALL WORK EXEOUTED.PIMeTLT
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PITTSIII7IIQH. PENF.A.
IVIRIEtTORM
PITTSBURGH.
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We have an office
In the cite.
Oar facilities for printing