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FITIBURGII FtWilla CHICAGO RAMAT',
, „To nt, POINTS Dr THE WEST.
ROUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST:
- 4
Phitt ARIitANGERIUMIN •
Ginn:tensing August 15th, I
Tom wo CINCINNATI AB QUICK.
't and to Indianapolis. St. LoMu' & and Ohiesse
shorter than by any other route:
WESTWARD TRAINS.
Les &I;40 Fast Line. Mail Express.
Pitrebprgh:.. 1,000 1
m. 7,10 a. m. 12,50 p.
Alltigheny...,.l,lo m 7,20 a, m. 1,00 p. m.
6 Arrivos
m. 5,20 p, in. 8,80 p.
IttrWayna...2,lo4). in, 2,25 a. m.
Mew) 5,36" p. m. 0,35 a. m
FUG; COLUMBUS CINCINNATI* ex. Lotaq
ves
,
•
L'cgatlima 8,45:a. m. 7.25 P. M. 0 , ,50 p.m.
Anivm at
Ooltimbus..3l,so a, al. ,1 10,15 p.M.
cinbinuati. 4,20 p, in. ff , 4oa./st,
IndisulaPo/12.16,30p.te. 5,45 a. m
8: (lamb 7,50 a. m %a p, m
All
of Cars. Trains tbronah to Chime° crithang change
,
Niß.--The time • to Cincinnati is the rams as
kr.htimimmville. Trains on both Roads net' at
IJOIUb9/1. and Da63arlitar3 all Co in Ma m erlnnati
together.
EASTWARD 'PRA rim •
ARRIVE AT PITTSBLIEGIL
Chle.wg' 0 ExpressL....„St,oo a. in
Chicago Mail 8,10 p. to
CincinnaU and St.-Lonis p. to
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Psderal
Street - Station, Allerben,l
Arrive Leave • "Arrive '
JAlleitheny New Brighton New Brig* Alletherir
9,00 a m 10,40 a m 5,15 a in. 040 ato
13,00 m 1.30 n in AS-45 ain 11 , ,3 1 0 am
4,80 p m .6,50 y m 42./0 P ni t 2,25 P m
640 p m ' 8,15 p m 3,20 p 500 p
1101. : Trains aro run by Columbus tune. which
13 muottea slower than Pittsburg.b time.
good nn the SOCOMlllodation trains
are sold at reduced Prices. .
The 0130 p m accommodation traits oonneots
few,Bruichton with packets for New Castle.
Swoosh trains connect as follows:
At *ion, with stages for New Castle. Mercer.
Youngstown. ko. •
At tlmilla 014 to:end-=from laillersbutith,
AlMn.-Ourahoga Palls.eto. • • .
At iriansfiel& Otno. for Mount Vernon. Shelia.
Sainatutky, Toledo, Detroit, etc.
At Creetlint, for Delawaro, Springfield. Columbus
Oiliainnatt, Xenia, Parton, Indianapolis, Saint
iskottis, Louisville, etc. .
At mina. for Sidney. Detroit. Dayton. Toledo
eto.
At Port Wayne, for Peru, Lafiiyette."Jud., BaL - it
Louis. Qwmoy, Ileckuk,_St. Joseph and interme
diate points m Control Indiana and nimbi. • ".
At Plymouth for Laporte.
And at Chicago, with trairislir"all;polnta
VOA Missouri. Iowa: ape! Minn'osota.
ger miller' information and flimpth d o g e t e
opp4t lo.:.. OBORGR4PARICIR. Ticket Agl.
UnioePaeeengerBtatsru. PittgArtrah.
ancva. Q, CASSELMKTAR.i.t, AVatbetisc
J 011 1 ,113. JBRVLS,_. General Sunertnteedent.
IF tfriL SEWN, .General Pampas.? Agent
- - -
LAND, PITTSBU RGH AND
; NaI:BRUNO RAILROAD.
'I * PRYER ARRAN NT
On and atter MONDAY. .' . .561, A. 561,
Petits will leave the Depot of th • fineaustvan.a
Railroad. in Pittsburgh. as follow., • ~,,.,,.,
prrISBURGW-t lAMBUS
tillilOßT I,M.M. VIA SIRS LiENlfil fit S.
1.10 tee t ntannrill— ... 1 00 FLIP, 1440 P.p.
60 , ittenbenvilje.:. 4,00 - - 41,22
t Newark..:..-... -. 9.50 a"'' 141.15
dt Winabus:.-;..- 11,1 0 " ' k1.,45
tuners Oncirmati 4,20 p. In. GAO a.m.
It St.Monis 7.50 a. m. 5.46 P m
de ohesum of oars between Pittsburgh and Cin
cinnati..
traSms. ..., /
plendid sleeping `
cars attached to all night
POTECI3IINGH AND WITImTNG LEND.
Le•l74• •
Imo 6,10 ap 12,50 m
iika‘ zslonvTilag: •• " 4,00 5
Wheeling 4,54 •• 10;23 ". 4,55 "
Arriaes
}faWO; 5,05 " ' 10,40 " 5,05 "
ooniecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio
Rafted, and at :Bohai:. nil Central Ohio
Railroad tor Zanesville, Lancaster, Circleville,
Colimus and Crunannati, Indianapolis and Saint
I ouW and points west.
PAT.S. BURGH AHD ChrirKLAND LEK&
eavis Pittsburgh 1,00 a. in.112,501%1311-
doq Wellsville 4,25 " I 3,00
do :!Bayard .....- 6,10- " 14 ..
do i; All ..... ....... 6;43 " 440 "
do l'. Hudson .... 8,00 " 6,42 "
-Arritleo Cleveland 9,15 " 8,30 "
Connictinut 4 Bayard with Tr.scarawas ;branch
for lOw P • olphia and Canal Dover; at All i
anceOvith Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicaro
Hailread at Hudson, with Cleveland, ZanosviLe
and Cincinnati ft R. for Alcron, Ca,vahof
a,
Pal 19
and Ifillgrsbut
auCleveland,with i
And.
, - tE - 35 - 13.mado, W u a /
It Bif; Tolelo, Datoit, Chicago and the north
wee
.31
TtellsrilleAeoonunodation leaves. at 4,00 p.
Rebind:2g Trains arrive at 2,20 a in. 9 4. 5
111,5,P5 and 8,00 p so.
Througn tickets to of prominent points in the
west; bouthwest, north or „northwest, can be pro
oured;at the Liberty etreet depot. Pittsburgh.
JOHN STEWART, Ticket Agent.
ForEfurther particniars irloly to
WILLIABNR W A ET Agent,
At tthe ; Company's office M...
in Freight Station. Penn
street; ; °
nal
1882.
lIIPMILER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY Sth
PipitY2ll.l Olifteu BAILBOID,
Eli iur DAILY IMAMS.
IntRoI:roIe2IAIL•TRAIHT
leaves thopassongor Station every morning
(except Sunday) at 2,50 a m. stopping only at the
principal stations, and making diroot connections
• at Hartisburg for Baltimoreand Washington, and
for New York via the Allentovin route.
T FIE eIHROUGH TorioRESS TRAIN leaves
daily atE,6O p stopping only at
_principal sta
tions, mameg diroot connection at Harrisburg for
Baltuabro and.Washingtoni and for. Now York via
Allentown route. • -
TIM FAST LINE leaves the station daiir,
(except; Sunday) at 8,20 p. m., stappmg only at
,principal stations. connecting at na.rrisbura
`llaltinibre and Washington.
THEI.LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN. with Passen
ger oar attached, leaves the passenger station
every morning (Sundays excepted) at 5,30 a. re.,
running as far as . Conemangh, and stopping at ail
stations,
•
..1030. 1 112110DATION TBAINs.
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
leaves daily (except Sunday) at 2,43 p. oft.. stop
ping at 11l state= •and running as far aa Cone
• matth.s
FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's
gt4ion loaves daily (except Sunday ) at 6,40 a.m.
RECOin ,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's station leaves daily. (except Sunday) at
11,00 ey: n.
WaII'eTHIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN_ for
itation /087C8 daily. (except Sunday) at
400 pa
FO TH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fo r
Wall'e eftaticm, leaves daily. (except Sunday) at
11615
THE CHUILL'II TRAIN
Leases f'all's Station at 9.05 s m: returning
lenves Pittsburgh at 12.50 pm. 1
TRAINS
ARRIVE IN PITTSBOIiGH AS FOLLOWS:
......12,25 p.
ma.
Fast firii:=• m.
JohnstoSn. Accoramodation 10,05 a. in.
&t Wan Station Acoommodatioa 6,30 a. m.
sd Wall'a Station Accommodation fi,S5 IL En.
Std Wall's Station Accommodation .400
4th WalFs Station Acoommodation.....B,lo p. m.
Sir Trains for Blairsville and Indiana connect
at Blainctille,,Xiitersection with EXU_OFII and ,
Johnstatin AbooLtdiMadation East and Wttt, and.
tilsoari4rl,Freght. Raid and West.
The tiling.Pablie willind it gre=ait
Dialtiolg iA - East or Weskto tram by the
RAILROAD. as th • de;
modal:tads •now o ff ered cannot be minimised On
any other route. The Road is ballasted with
is entirely free from dust. We can
• , ,ipteadaaSafety,_ Speed, and Comfort to all who
—may - Isvorthitrltcad with their patrcna
- A 191•13 • 1. - •
=WM YORK...
F',EHLADEL.POL&.----...... 10,5
10,0 a
S,oo
7,65
Sr Baimecheckeelto all stations.= the Penn
'RailreadVand to Philadelphia, Balti
ore end ;Now York. , " •
a® - Passemona purchasing tickets in rata will
be charged en Glees sacs rto distance
from sled m addition to the statior..rates. except from
glafions where the
of
has no agent.
:IffOTIVE.-- In case of loss, the Compmo , will
hold therditelves resporusible for personal baggage
only; stndfor an amount not 'exceeding 81.0 a.
• N. E. ;;An Omnibus Line has been - omPlored
lii,COnVOYPassallgora and bag ge to and from the
e p o t, a t itehargeltot to exee...25 coats for cash
P drabastitage.::
R AVPIts P) •
1111110 WART, Ager,t, •
At the Pecone.ailt.. Pappigerillation on Liberty
. .
and Orantlitreeta •
. , n 023
„ALLESIENY INSURANCE CO,
OF Plit4l3l7llGIL
orrian,4o. ruultist., Bank Block
pisirielis
weer ALL siziprus a •
FIRE AND
l Mesitio:Nß
tint:TORN D. MCC,
..ne an:43N M, Seeretary . :. Ou ORD t iValocrlll2lmseivioun;Ailuit. •
Isaal.7 7l'w• G. ..ltaßri:
taS' tanicit4tV
intro W-
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NEW Rini%"xi Ar
RAnfROAD. • EMIR nay,
'INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI R.,R.
. „
• .Cecinectin at Indianapolis with Terra Haute,
"and Terre Haute and Alton Railroad, to St. Lonh
and Lafayette and Indisampolirt, New Albany_ and
Salem and Miohigan Central Radoads for OH/OA
GO, ACM ISLAND, BURLINGTON,. and aU
intermediate points. •
Throirgh Freight• Train to INDIANAPOLIS.
YERRE HAUTE, LAFAYETTE and PERU.
Freights and passengers carried from Cirmin
, Cad or - Lawrenceburg in less time than 14 any
other route by twenty-four hours, and at as: low
rates. The only road by - which shipments can be
made from Cincinnati to the West. without break
bulk..
'tazilpixnents made to :r. E. GIBBONS, Agent
at Cincannati. or W. B. CUTTING. Agent at
Lawrenoebnrgh, will receive prompt attention,
and no charge for commiasion; NO ORA Ban FOIL
DRAYAGE OR OOMMTBSTON AT LAWEENONEUILD.
For-.further information apply to THOMAS
RATIGAN,.(No. 115 Water street.) agent of tho
Company. Wh o iE prepared' to 'giro THROUGH RE
DEIPTB for passangers and freight to Indianapolis,
Torre Haute, Lafayette, Chicago Peru, Green
castleCrawforda Charleston ,Paris and Mat
toon, so., IL F. LORD. President.
JOHN F. CERES, General Freight Agent,
. • mh3
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERY,
NO. 86 FOURTH. ST., NEAR WOOD.
'TULE SUBSCRIBERS MANUFA
TIJRE and keep constantly on hand every
article in their line,. via : Cornices. Ornaments,
Curtain Goods, Comforts, Feather Beds, Mattrases
of all kinds: also, the celebrated Patent Spring
Beds. All kinds cf Shades, Blinds and Fixtures.
Zir Prompt attention given to all orders for fit
ting and layin' g down Ca.-... , eta, Oil Cloths, &c.
octl7:lyd ROBBB,TS ROENIG.K.
HOTELS AND RESTAIIRAIdTS:
No. 1350 Liberty Stroot,
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,
JOHN SAVAGE; Proprietor.
gIAVING TAHEN AND FITTED TP,
Al with all the modern improvements; this po
ptilar resort, the subscriber is prepared' o accom
modate his old customers and tho public goner
ally, with.the best the markets affords. Ofsters
will be served np in every variety of style,. during
the/30830D. His Wines, Liquors and Ales he feels
confident in recommending to the public for their
excellence.
Can. Bucket and Shell Oysters received daily
andsold wholesale and retail. my2o:lyl
- - -
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN IRE DIAMOND,
MOS. ENTONM, Proprilotc.r.
'LEAVING TAKEN AND FITTDP UP,
IL at a great expense, with all the modern im
provements, this popular resort, the subcoriber
is prepared to acownmodote his friends curl the
public, generally, with the best the millet
*rds•
•
OYSTERS will be served up in every variety of
style during the season.
LIQUORS and ALES he feels confident in re
commending to the public for their excellence.
fa-MEALS served up at all hours. and LAY
and NIGHT BOARDERS taken. &pi:ly
OU - 1-11 1101U-SE,
NO, 82 DIAMOND AILEY,
PITTSBURGH.
THE SUBSIORLBIEJEI ANNOUNCES
FRESHptiblio that CAN in daily receipt of
H tII,I, AND OYSTERS, GAME,
&0.. and is prepared-to accommodate the patrons
of this old and well known house with everything
in the eating and drinking line at the shortest
notice. JOHN SEALER,
jalthly Proprietor.
MANSION EcorsE, GEO. A lIBENTZ,
/TA Proprietor; No. 344 Liberty strectjust be
side the Passenger Depot of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. which makes it the most convenient
house in the oity for passengers arriving by that
road.
The proprietor having. at considerable ex
pense, fitted up, in excellent style.thelllANSlON
HOUSE. would respectfully soheit a share of
public patronage. His Border and Bar will be
furnished with the best the market can afford.
fel;ly
. .
' WINES AND LIQUORS.
WILLIAM NENNETT,
DILEE
Brandies, Oordials, Wines Old Mononga
hela and .Rectifed Whiskey,
NM 120 WOOD STREI:T, Pittsburgh
fe2l6m
C. 117 . .1NVE cat CO.,
x.IN.:PAUTOREEI.3 or
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
ROCKAWA.YS, SUL.KLES Al.sa) SLEIGHS.
No. 187 Penn Street, Pittaintrgh.
oar All work warranted to be of the best mate
rial and workmanship,
• _
r. ESTII.6II D. B. Ile - .7ME
Late at klilltr & Ri ,, ketsen's.
11Y1Y.313.1]1-1.
(Hneuessor to Ileymer t Anderson.]
Whelosale Dealers in
Foreign l i mns, Pints, 'Confectionary,
4 Sugars, Fire Works, .I:e.,
NOS. 126 AND 128 WOOD STIIEET.
InTTSBCR4OII
THOMAS FAIL/LET'S
FURNITURE AND CHAIR VARIHOUSE
No. 164 FEDERAL ST.. ALLEUUEN
• llnderfakinir. in all its branehm. will receive
prompt attention. Orders can be left at the room
at the Livery Stable of Mr. JAMEd FLOYD,
Ohio street. Allegheny. selS:ly
4 POLIO HALL BILLIARD SALOON.
.M.CHARLBe JARDNER:wonld!remind his old
friends and customcrs that ho is still to'he found
at his old stand,_ APOLLO HALL, entrants on
Fourth street. Ho has !Divan on hand the best
Quality of Lager Beer and in coruscation with the
hall, a well appointed billiard saloon, with good
tables, balls and ones.
Remember the pla es, Apollo Halt Fourth et.
neerWond. ea)tranes from Frairth.
upvii[cEN,i.x. ImoKuvra GLASS - PIC
1 TUBE FRAME ILANITPACTORY
NOS. 221 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET,
173 rkl7s GRAND STREET ,6s 216 CENTRI
STREET, EstablishedlB3B. NEW YORK. Es
tablialed MS:" This Establishment has been in
successful operation 24 years, and is the Largest
ofthe 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 Glasses, Coneectin_ Cor
mow, Base and Bracket Tables, with Marble
Slabs, Toilet Glasses, etc.
Mouldings for Picture Frames, in lengths suita
ble for transportation, either Gill. BC-rimy, Rose
teoorl &bra. Btrdseye, Mahogany etc. Out
newManufactory and extensive facilities enable
us to fournish any article in our line as -good as the
beat, and as chew p as the cheoyeet.
`DP AT:ERB:AKE rNWITED TO CALL UPON
no when they visit New York. We claim to be
able to'supply them with every article in our line
which they caxrpoesibly require, at prices low=
. than theytean purchase elewhere.
Order* by natibp.ttentleci to with promptness. .Dc
notfaitto call iitheß you visit New York
Office ,fewirifd._, No. 215 Centre St., N.Y.
.102:3m4:,:',1110 R4A.0.13 V. SIGLF,R, Ag't.
LA]samiirws
GARDEN AND FIELD SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE
Aligt.Also a general assortment o
Agricultural Implements, Erni t,
Shade and Ornamental Trees,
received and for sale by
.BECRRAM & LONG,
No-127 Liberty street,
next doorto Hara's Hotel, mh22
RIO Eii - E, TUE
uyV A
e BS S H O E S, AND
D GAITERS,
AT BORLAND'S
Cheareash Store.
an 9 98 Market street, 2d door from Fifth,
H. H. EMI
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N OT 1?" PUDLI C
07171011 •4 THI
PITTSBURGH POST, FIFTH STAFEP
tabAl
'ILTALIIETABLE SEWICKLEY PROP.
•_ ERTA' FOR SALhree-fourth aeree of
land pleasantly situate at fire minutes walk from
the btation; large variety of choice fruit and
shade trees, grape vines. etc; a family mansion of
hall, parlor., library and twelve rooms, excellent
cellar, stable , lee house, large garden with fruits
and Cowers all well arr.arted andin guod order.
Bar,price and ter= apply at.sl Market street.
& COURERT SONS, '
'Real Estate Agents. gents.
COLTS' • AND ALLEN'S AND WELKE
LOCK'S REVOLVERS—the beetin Marko
for sale by
,sne ROWN k MATT A! V 115 P-Al CEr. a .., -a
OLT'SC RIEVOLMELS, 4LL
SIZES,
Old and New Model for sale at lid prices by
BOIVN .4 TETLEY.
1.3e,W00d Street.
Ara..I4PILNIVES—ELNIFE, FORK AND:
Spdoze , 4lowie K nives. fbr sale by
oaeB. -BOWN & TETLEY:INi WoiiddiNt..
irtA4n r .AS 81319744,./SEST TECE MUM
w`kettlktoiaigs. 4natinnAwFuth strew
.T' !An 'LTA 1111111:Unium,m,,,,,
BY - nor ,
RELILITOE. MUTUAL Uspumroil
OOMPANY,f
O PIEEI3.A.X.M*V'it.I.B.;
On Dui:Wiwi,Limifed or Perpetual . Morahan
dine. Furniture. inlown or
country,
OFFICE NO. 808 WALNiUT - STREET.
Cash Capital. 11299,510 00.
&meta,
$803,508 98.
Invaded as follow/4 vin:
First Mortgage or Improved City Pro--
petty. worth double the amount 2155,515,90
Ground rent, first class 2,462 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 21 cent.
Mortgage Loans, $30,000. 00 gt .. .. •••••••• 27 . 000 00
Philadelphia city 6 Vi cent. 10an.::....._..3J,000 00
Albighimy County 6 VI cent. Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loans._.
. ... 1= 10, 00
Collateral loans, wellsecured "' 2400 00
RrintingdOn and Broad Top Mountain ' •
Railroad com_pany, mortgage loan-- 4,00000
Pennsylvania RailroadVo.Stook. 4.000 00
Stock of Reliance Mutual Itunirence
ComPanY 24.350 00
Stook of County Flre Insurance Co .... . 1.053 00
Stook of Delaware M. S. Insuraace 00. 700 00
Commercial Bank 'do 5,135 01
Mechanics' Bank do 2.04 5 0
Union M. Insurance Cifs Scrip .. . ... lou 00
Bills Receivable. business paper . 16,227 18
Book Aooounts, muted intereatote.— .6.216 72
Cash on hand and in hands of agents,. 13,326 15
CLEM TINGLEY. 1=1. 96
DIRECTORS.
Clem Tingle/. Samnellßisphaua.
W m . R. Thompson. Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown. William Mutsu,
Cornelius Stevenson. Benj. W. Kingler.
John R. Warred. Marshall sill.
IL L. Carson, Z. Lotlirop
Robert Toland. Charled Leland.
Fredgriok Lenard'. Jacob T. Bunting.
Charles S. Wood Smith Bowen,
James S. Woodward, John Bissell, Piitabargh.
B. M.HINCHALiN,Samatary.
J. GARDNER COFFlli,__Agent.
myl6 Northeast'corner Third and Wood sta.
ffikELAWARE INCYCAL ; SAFETY IN
SLIFSCRANCE COMPANY—INCORPORA
TED BY THE LEGLSLATURE OF PENNSYL
VANIA, liggltS. FFICE,
_R. E. CORNER
THIRD AND WA L NUT STREETS. PHILA
DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves
sels, Cargo and Freight, to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES on Goods. by Rivers,
Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriages. to all parts
of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES on Mer
chandise generally, on Stores. Dwelling Houses,
Martin, Edmund A.
Soudor, , Theophilus Paulding, John N. Penrose,
John C.,Pavis, James Trauquair, Wm. Eyre, Jr..
James C. Hand, Wm. 0. Ludwig, Joseph H. Seal ,
Dr. R. M. Huston. Geo. G. Ideper, Hugh Craig,
Charles Kelley,ll Samuel Stokek J. F. Peniston.
Henry Sloan, Edward. Darlington, H. Jones
Brooke, Spencer henvain. Thos,C. Hand, Robert
Burton, Jr Jacob P. Jones, James B. M'Farland,
Joshua P.Aket i John B. Semple:. Pittsburgh, D.
T. Magee, . . Berger. do.
vrn , Lux.,RARTIIN, President.
THOS. C. HAND. Vice President.
/EMIT Lrtannur, Seoretary,
P. A. MADRERA_; Agent,
!al No. 65 Water street. Pittsburgh.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
13 'Y FIRS.
- •
MIES FILSERLIN TERRIES - MANCE
A:OMPANY OF PICIELADELPHIA, OFFICE:
NO.' P 435 and 487 CHESTNUT STREET,
near Fifa:.
STATEMENT OF AI3SETEI. JAR. Ist, 1860.
Published Agreeably to An Act of Assembig
being:
•
First Mortgagee, amply seemed ' .$1.896,393 88
Real Estate. Cement Value $101 . 3.312
mum 25
61,) cost
Cot t-
Temporary Loans on amp le a-
26.125 56
tern! Seoruitles.. ....... .....—........,....
(it=e. (present value ($88.667 72.) 82,786 66
Note
Blue . . -- Re . K . Z4l,le ' .... ' 1.821 00
Cash 27.919 33
s29f ,051 fib
The onlyproflts from premiums which this corn
pang 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
consistent with security.
Since their inoorporation a period of thirty
years, they havepaid losses by Fire, to an amount
ay...seeding Four Millions of Dollars, thereby a. 14
fording evidence of the advantages of .11281111.1100;
as well an the ability and disposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
Loosen paid during the year 185 S, $82,153 36.
• DIRECTORS.
Charles W. Banker. Mordecai I). Levels,
Tobias Wagner, David 8. Brown. •
Samuel Chant, Isaac Lea,
Jacob Smith, Edward C. Dale.
GoOtilo W. Richards, Georgic Pales,
CHAS. N. P.ANCENR, President.
EDWARD C. DALE, Vico President.
17 6 z. A. S=car., I:lam:tars" pro tern.
; 'J. GARDNER COFFIN Agent,
IstYlB Northeast. cor. Third and Wood sta.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSBURG-11.
GEonaE DARSIE, President. •
F. M. GORPOIsi. Seeretary,
• • Capt. R. D. COCHRAN, Gong 4.Rent.
No. 82 Water street, (Spans At 00'd Warehouse.
up stairs,) Pittsburgh.
Will insure against all lands of FIRE and MA
RINI! RISES.
A Home Institution managed by Directors who
are well known in the commmumty, and who are
determined, by promvtnem and liberality, to man
tras the character which theyhaye mistimed, as of
fering the boa protection to there who dealre to be
insured.
I ASSETS, OCTOBER SOth, 1881.
StockAcoonnts $ 63.030 00
Mortingc.
2.160 00
Offiee :Furniture 00
.
Open Aooounts. eta' 7,809 43
Cash .. 1,8,351 '39
Premittna .Nottli. 27,605 20
Notes and Rills disoonnted... 179,075 19
$41.251 76
DIRECTORS.
R. Mlller, Jr., James M'Attler,
Nathaniel Holmes. Alaxander Nimiek,
George!Dania Wm. H. Smith.
Chas. Vr. Ricketson. Andrew Ackley.
Alexander Speer, David H. Long,
Rem Ji Thomas Benj. Bakewell,
John R. M'Cnne.
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CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INSURES STEAMBOATS AND`CARGOES.
WM. BAGALEY,
SAMUEL REA, Secretary.
Presiderit.
Oiliee,i (Jor. or Market and Water Ste.,
Insures Fa int Loan and Damage in the Naviga
tionlo the Southern and Western Rivers,
Lakes and Bayous, and, the Navi
gation of the Seas.
Insurednet Loss
•
al
T ' and Damage by Fire.
DIRECTORS.
n
Wm. or. Jas. Jones r..
Wm. G. Johnston. . B. F
Reese Owons, T. M. Howe,
B. Preston. George Bingham.
S. M. Kier, John Shipton.
Jas. M. COopeY, S. Harba_uh„
J. Caldwell , John S. Dilworth.
O. H. Zug..
mh.:lydli
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INStritANCE COMPANY ,
NO. q. 49 OHE}33.llo'f STREET,
opposite the Custom Henget
Capital..), 9,100 Asset ! $304,041Q
virra.
_ 2 . • ALL KINDS' or IN
v v SURA CE, either Perpetual or Limited.=
errery desorip ;on of Property or Moreland's% at
reasonable ra es of premium.
ROBERT P. BIN(} , President,
M. W. BALDWIN tr ios President.
DIRECTOR&
Chtu:les BaY E. R. Owe,
E. B. Bnglls b. George W. Brow
P. B. Savory. Joseph S. Paul.
C. Sherman; John Clayton. S. J. J. Magarge E. Wiler.
B. BLAGES,I7EN, Bieretary,
G. COFFIN, Agent.
corner Third and Wood streets.
irAt#. atoonmEAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
poi& THE aka et
PIG METAL &ND BLOOMS,
NO. 7! WAVER STREET. BELOW MARK
PITTSBURGH.
AMES MILEINGAR, MON(INGAME.
VP LA PLANING RILL, would raspeetfalli , in
form the public that he has rebuilt Made the fire,
and having efl.largal his establishment; and filled
it with tho newest anct must approved maohinqm
is •fiqw prepartid to furnish flooring and planing
boards, scroll sawing and re-sawing, doors, sash
andaking, shnttor‘ifiln dried, frames , mouldings, box
m ,ko.
Booms Pirripußea.BePt. 7,1857. 1 Ja2o
Boors A ND t SHOES,
AT NO. fiEi .11EAR.KET STREET. •
LOOP AT THE PRIM
Ladles English Lasthw :Heel Gaiters for SLOG
worth SLM.
Ladies Rooth Lasting Genres Heel Gaiters
;jar M 25, worth M 75.
Ladies rth M Luau engross Heel Gaiters
.345 01L37. , woO.
Ladiee aranch Morroooo Heal Boots for
w 62.orth M
L a di es pi ne clone Sew= Heel Boots for SUI 7.
lEorth SLIS:
,Ladles Bnelferoota 131Ippers lin Mo. (15 2. th IS,
• Ladies Nine Kid Slippers Jar 750. worth
AU otherroosiaprotiortion•
to *Ow drast JAEN Asar Ktaket Irma.
'1144 •
=!/381ntG21
6Ni;, -
diWis
Corner Fifth and Wood Streets.
i3lllllB 4mltrm. IN ADVANCO.
Ad - Ddlvered bs samara Mane per week.
FT\ C;z11) Z1111:4 r4V f:1
SnareVone time..........i........ ' ... SO
threetlmov..../......:-...,..........7.-.111 00
one Week - ..... .--.. 175
one month_ 5 00
- " three m0ntb5.........--- l2 00
- "
six months „18 app
nine months 24 00
one gear- 80 00
TEN hiNES make a onnare. Abonteight words
average a line.
Business notices, inserted on the local page, ten
oents a lineeaoh insertion.
The Saturday Morning Post
Issued from the same office every Saturdar •
morning.
Tams per annum, in advance
itir Single copies, ready for mailing, gtvg Ontigg.
B' Address JAIRDit P. BARB
Editor and Proprietor
W Advertising at reasonable rates.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 7
The Emperor Napoleon and
Mexico.
A correspondent of the Courrier des
Etats Unis, at Vera Cruz, sends that
journal a copy of the following significant
letter addressed to Gen. Lorences :
MY DEAR GENERAL : I have heard with
pleasure of the brilliant affair of Cumbes,
and with mortification of the check at the
attack on Puebla. It is the fortune of war
to have reverses, which often obscure the
'splendor of success; but that is no reason
to feel discouraged. The National honor
is involved, and you will be sustained by
all the resources that you can desire, and
of :which you may haVe need.
Tell your troops that you have the assur
ance of my entire satisfaction with their
encouragement and fortitude. However
far away they may be my solicitude still
cares for them.
I approve of your conduct, although it
may not'have been comprehended by the
world. You have done well to protect
Gen. Almonte, since he is in a state of war
with the actual government of Mexico.—
Every one who seeks the protection of
your flag has an equal right to that protec
tion. But all that should not at all influence
your future actions. It is contrary to my
intentions,to my origin, and to my princi
ples, to impose -any government whatever
un thellexican people. They can freely
choose what form they prefer. I can require
of them sincerity in their foreign relations,
and I only seek the prosperity and inde
pendence, under a stable and regular gov
ernment of their beautiful country.
Receive, &c.,
Horses love Ladies
An English lady of rank, no;s -, in Egyp
writes home as follows:
"I fear you may deem me rather boastful
of my horsemanship, when I tell you that
two Arab horses which threw their cavilers
did not throw me. The cause, however,
was not in my skill, but in the very remark.
able predilection these intelligent ani
mals feel towards the weaker sex. Let
the wildest Arabian be mounted by a wo
man; you will see-him suddenly grow mild
and gentle as a lamb. I-have had plenty
of opportunities to make the expierment ;
and in my own stable there is a beautiful
gray Arab, which nobody but myself dare
ride. He knows me, anticipates my wishes,
judiciously calculates the deegree of fa :
tigue I can bear without inconvenience.—
It is curious to see how he manages to
quicken his pace without shaking me, and
the different sort of steps he has invented
to remedy contradictory purposes.—
Horses being as liable to forgetklness as
other organized beings, my incomparable
grey would allow his natural ambition to
overcome his gallantry, and if another
horse threatened to pass him, would start
off with the speed of a whirlwind. Woe
to me if, under such circumstances I
were to trhst to the strength of my arm,
or tie power of the bridle! I knew the
gallant charger better. Leaving my hand
loose, and abandoning all thoughts of com
pulsion, I would take to persuasion; pet
him on the neck, call him by his name;
beg him to be quiet, and deserve the piece
of sugar waiting for him at home. Never
did these gentle means fail. Istantly
would he slacken his pace, pick up his
ears as if comprehending his error, and
come back to a soft amble."
()reason 8 rines, Oambria 00.,' Pa.
THIS DELIG !SWIM A:11 D POP U
ULAR place of summer - resort, located direct
ly on the lino of the Pennsylvania Railroad, on the
summit of the Allegheny Mountains, 2,300 feet
above the level of the ocean, will be open for
guests from the 10th of June till the 10th of Oc
tober. Since last season the grounds have been
greatly improved and beautified, and a number
of Cottages have been erected for the accommo
dation of families, rendering Cresson one of the
most romantic and attractive places in the State.
The furniture has been thoroughly renovated.
The seeker of pleasure, and the sufferer from ,
heat and disease, will find attractions hose in a '
first-class Livery Stable, Billiard Tables. '1 en-pin
Alleys, Baths, etc., together with the purest air
and water, and the most magnifleent mountain
scenery to be found in the country.
Tickets, good for the round trip from Philadel
phis, $7 60 ; from Pittsburgh, $3 05.
For farther information , address
.ie2o-dtf
- .
G, W. MULLIN
CrossOn Sprints. Cambria Co..
ST FRANCIS' COLLEGE
UNDER CAR OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS'
IREFIS INSTITUTION, SITUATED
AL IN LORETTO, Cambria county Pennsyl
vania four miles from Cresson Station Station, on
tho direct route between Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh, was chartered in 1858, with priviliges to
confer the usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees.
The location of the College _in one of the most
healthy in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Alle
gheny Mountains being r-overbial for its pure
water, bracing air, and picAiresque seen
MONDAYlastic year commences on the
after the I.sth of ATGUST. and ends
about the ?Bth of JUNE following. It is divide 1
into two Sessions. Students cannot return home
between the Sessions.. All the
.Appßattis naoes..
eery for Land Surveyng, Engineering, /to., &a.,
will be ft:mile:as by the Institution to the
Students..
hurtrumentil and Vocal Music Rums no exti a
oharge. Students will be admitted from elgi t
Years to the age of manhood.
Tangs—Board and Tuition. payable ball yea/
WashingTna use 0f................ » , 10
Classical and Modern La extra—,. 10
Students spend Vacation atthe College.g 15
Reference can be made to the Rt. Rey. Bishop
O'Conner, to the Rev. T. S. Reynolds , St. Illary'S
Loretto. and to other Clergymen of the Muh l:L i m b
Diocese.
41.$ 1 fAillt Ait t
s ti o
i t
R
gC). - ri9DVAI
Till MAT 01311 FR COMPTON,
PROPRIETOR OF THIS ACEDI
-- OINE having made it the study of years to
concentrate the life of the Pine Tree into a Medi
cine for diseases of the Langs. and Throat. is now
offering to snfferingrmanity the result of his ex
eerience. This tru great and good medicine is
Prepared with min care, the tar being distilled
expressly fo • it, is therefore free from all impuri
ties of common tar.
It has cured more oases of Consumption than
any known remedy on earth.
. It will crare Bronchitis.
It will cure Asthma.
It will cure Sore Throat and Breast.
R will cure Consbe and Colds,_ and is an
nvelnable remedr•fet diseases of the Kidilsre.
Jrinary Complaints.
AA-Beware of Connterfolbs
you h ave the Dvaneptia nee WISHLART%
Hyspapsta .Mls, and If they do not
cure you to to the of whom
silent
-yon inctohased em and
reomveyoar money
Please call at hie stamen get a desotiptlte °h
uhu-. A box of Pills sent - by mail poet-paid on
wept of One Dollar. <•
No. 10 South Second street. Phila.
L. Q.C lilkillikitt_ Proprietor.
Sohi try -Di, KEYSER. NOI4O Woodshed
nocAlysodn
ADEES-FSIENCII NOII4/cce 4001111
at Manilla Hall Ausliat‘ 1 ,1 •
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Publishers w o f dte unremitting attentionto
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classesof readers, the progress of the present civil
war, in which great •armier are . engaged. mill be
olosely canvassed, and the most important events
carefully collated and presented to . the readerr.-
By following the • cierations of the armies from
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week to week, we Sh 11 fiLtnish a fresh end run
ning history ofthis lamentable rebellion.
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VI. Address
lAMBS P. BARB,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
COMM h'inti AND AV O 9FrNINEW.
Anew sour mono
ENT
-1 13 A
PAINTED ON FINE WHITE PAPER.
IT IS THE.
AND WAN ESTABLINNED Il
IT OOTTAXIIS ALL MN
and farniehee the moat reliable
-ALSO
TILL ALSO 111 FOOTS IN IS.
nitatiqg 4 9.4z0 . 4 . -' OO ll
• , 11 , , 1 , 1 i
•
0 TIMED Itir 1855.11
PSIP AILIN MO . 1119 TO 2 O'CLOCKI
MY also; on Wednesday and &tardily eteitinga
:from May lat tolgovember lat.firom 7 to. c blook
and front 44vInaker 'Atolls" lat. from 6 to S
o'clock. ' -
,
Depoeitaxerehrodefall MUM not less than Dia
'Dorsal; and a dividend of the, profits declared
twice n„yeasi in Jitile pad December. Internet, has
been declared semi-annually, in June and Deroem
ber sinoefthd Bank was organised, at the rate of als
per ant,. &teen - ,
Ititaralt. not drawn - out, islaced to the
credit of the depositor as principa l,and beam the
same interedt,frem the first days of June and De
cember, compounding twice a year, without
troubling the.depositor to call or Oven to present
hie Pass book. At this rate money will double in
less than twelve yeari reitking ht the aggregate
aiDaw AND o k7NAI.7 ran DE LA TRAIL
800 con the Charter, BY-Balraa =flee
and Recul e trona, edirratia, 'cm application
at the oR
ritterDMlT
I %Mir .
John B. M'Fad den. Isaac M. Pennock.
John Bolide% John Marshall .
.
Alccander SPeer, Jell; Ma m
% eads.
Benj. L. Fahneetock, k ilt . Pollock. M. D.,
Tarns, McAuley.
James Herman, Wm. J u .Mrie7rson.
211118121111.
Alexander Bradley. Jomed K el l ',
John G. Babkofen , Peter A. Madeira.
George Black, Jbhn H. Mellor
r. B. Canfield. James Bllldleu
cum A- Carrier, Robert Robb.
Charles A. Colton. Walter P. hfarahalf.
Wm. Douglas, John Orr, '
John Wand, Henry la Ringwalt.
Hopewell Hepburn. John IL &member/al% -
Wm. G. Haven, Wm. B. Behmerta.
Peter H. Hunker, Alexander Timid%
Richard Hart • IsaaeWhittler.
Wm. & LavelY. Christian Yeager'
SINNIESAILV AND Salturtnunt.
CHARLES A.DOLTON.
MT • HOLMES & SONS, B mr im BUS
£II • •aod Biel/gage Brokers arid Dealers in
Notos. Draftb.ltoceptanose. 431 old; Silver and Bann -
Notes. 'Bizobange on the BeaterWanct ,Weaterp.
Cities ecnisteatly for side.
Oolleationa madein all the cities thronglaudthe
ThdtedS Deposits received ixt par frimata ci
°errantp .r. • No. 57 Market street, begs Third and- .nrth streets. : _
•WX. lIL iIiThIdAMB de Cde t
BAZIKEB I B &EXUANCIE
WOOD TREET , COB,NER:THI A L;
id3:l7 S PITTEIBITGII, PA.
i ALDERMEN.
JAMES' M. TAYLOR,
EI A. PT
OFFICE: 451 Penn Street, Fifth Ward_
ArIOLLEITIIONS PROMPTLY MADE;
V Deeds, ;Bonds. Mortgages and other Legal
Writing Dra*n. deknowWgements Taken and
Bills Probated. WAS'
J : I , ES A. FETZER,
FORWARDINII AND COMMISSION 'MERCHANT,
roc ma SALE or ,
Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter,
Dried Fruit and . Produce
Generally,
r
Corne INLarket and First Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
RIMER TO—Francis G. Bailey, Bau m 'William
Dilworth, fixt, S. Cuthbert & Son.l Pittsburgh,
Boyd & Ott, Heisker & Swearingen, S. Brady,
Cash. M. &M. Bank, List Howell, Mangle & Co.,
George W. Anderson , Donlon. Paaton & Co.,
Wheeling. my23:2pttis
T. T. 21'41:31111 a co,
11 0 0ihSE, SIGI-14,. ;
ORNATIENTAL PAINTER
i,
No. 2 St. Clair Street,
[ CORNET. lIQUESNE WAY, second stem
pro f ut -Ay. Tr_er entrteteil to me will be neZr y nd
14 "I'
F DRICESAEITG GOODS,
1 SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
BIAOItn it GLYDE
Invite attention to their stook of GENTLE
MEN'S and:YOUTH'S
Linen andiTravellim Shills,
Collars - Iles, anspenders,
Linen and Silk is andkerellidis,
. :. . , Waves, Bose, Umbrellas, ate.
,
.1?
• , HY SHIRTS,
And Soldiers ? nrnishing Goode, always on hand
at - , MACRUM & GLYDE 8,
anl2 78 Market st., between 4thli Diamond,
/ XI
PORTANT
TO
IN l ENTOR-S. -
PATENT ARRNOY. P. PATKOIHt AGENCY.
--- I Pi
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• 1 4
DEINIT C. LAWRENCE t 11011 T. W. FENWICK
ror Twehri Tears il l For the past four
hi years Manager of
an Officer tof the ti 4 the' :Washington
Patent Ottlre—the 441 tie r i li talrl e :inn
-1
• 0 Vatent A entts
la•t font. as ioand Porin
'Years In the Pat.
Member of thep'ent Agency Basi
-1 I Ines&
chAri 4l.
Board of
r ppettElft,
N informal -
Paten d a etkri af '
Seer toprw6t Col
Data P. Holloway,
on-necessary to procure
e Patent Laws sent tree
A. - E0102" Dr. EIii7MPTS,
Plumbs t
and Gas Fitters,
NO. 165 w D STREET, OPPOSITE
FIRST CHDREIT, prrninvnau
• It 5
47 OHIO TREET ALLEGHENY
-
ME Tall MAYOR'S 0771014
113IIIIPS, EITDRLBTS, SHRET LEAD,
A. Lead Pipe/Pis and Bar Lead, and Plumber's
material in general. Oil Refineries fitted up in
the moat epproued manner. Tanks lined Lead or
Copper. liousarfitted with Water and Gas Fix
tures.
ap3IS. N. B. dB oraers premptly attended to.
:lyd
•
siu• vunuiss
-600 kIISHELB DRIED PEACHES,
II BARB ms pular, emu Nurzoss,
:7 . . e : ft "le"
WI BAGALEY,
felb I. 18 and 20 Wood street
LOAN OFFICE,
lIHNE4W. CIMIOTT
NO. 100 THFIE.LD STREET
Near the corner Fifth, Pittsburgh.
MONEYEr LARGEAND.SHALL quantitieslo aned on Gold and, Slaver, Dia
monds, Jewelry, Geld and" Silver Watches. and.
all Irhub! Of Tenable:articles, for arm: Imth of
tint lamed on- Pe :goods cannot be de li vered
withoutths Ticket. J • r
• Mr Ogre Hour from 7 A. M. to
,10 p.
Straw be es fop Canning.
AT• IB ' TIME ros, osmium&
NOW
sSberri ' ea. Those select
ed for this Imp* s h o uldbe of good color. Bolid
In "Octal_ .oe of firm taiture, and of superior fla
vor. Kindly Inch a berry oan_be found during
the,Strawberryen, at J. KNOWS 'Establish
"flout, No. 29 street, Pittsburgh . Orders
may be left eith his Mend fn the market, or at
no • oultaraletore. , jelf.
NEW GOOD: I NEW stoonsi:t
Welave an elt and attractive stock o
Trlmmin_ a r
floods,
floods ,
n
Embroideries,
Voadeties,
Notions,
Hosiery.
,G
wench
Drareide d * emu , .
o ., , , Eudrts .. is , un
jo tl rs etay ta.
HHead Wets, etc.. in 'arse vartetr Sad too prices
r CAB& - ... .
• r . _l_ ~ .aiustrificii-iDE,
dun ?a Mule; 7-. l letWatm 4 .. th le-Diamond-
A M
INS—
m.=Boxo M .
A .
B :
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Ia
n :
ia x
100 HaßxesLß..do
DO. l W do
Layer do
50 Kea Seed)ear. ; ~.. I.
25 Drtuaa Sultana do do
Just received and for sale Om , ,
'4115 -!Ve.; 4 4 andl.ll42=.
'WP M I 7 ' ;livid's., AILOKEIL;
014 dit ... ~ • . . - Lamp fitting pref.:ma.
"'-- '--. --- • , g..e:c v *A4.44.,fit t. ,
,
'al 121.15:3 Wood
MUM
fPf1..9117,...!jr.;.............1A110101 Los
& KERR
.11,1"1"0.1tN1MVISI 4 T 1.4 A-11,
FiANKi-AN I MANGO CO.,
_
d - • . . - 44.srantryi yrs.
A.Tnel,orenv-. 1.4.1 W,
OFFICE, NO. FiGIPITRT7I ST.;
D. EL A. INT C C
NO. 78 GRANT STREET
T'• ABI4 SURGEON D E Brrl
suoixesor to G. W. Biddle, No: 144 exalt
field /*rest..
Le Office hours from fiAo 1 o'clock. and from
io 5 'o'olook. , fe15:17,
AX : ERICAN IRON WO
Jones dc 14tinghlins,
MANIIPAOTIMMIB or
IRON AANI:10
JUNIATA AND COMMON SKEET IRON.
Lauth's Patent Shafting, Piston Rods, Plates,
„ MAKURDI:MED.
33 water !intact and 132 /First Stripe
PITTSBII an,
And oorner of Franklin and South Water Street &
Chicago. • . - • M7:ly
ISAAC •TONVEL,ITOHN WOULLOtra
PITTSBORGH STEEL WORKS
JONES, BOYD & CO .,
I§IIIARTIFACTITREES OF CAST Srrigu.
IVJE- alsoditpring, Plow, and AB Steel SPRINGS
snd AXLBS, corner Ross and First streete.
noglds 1 • PITTSBURGH, Pa,
CARETS, OIL CLOTHS, tko.
NEW BRUSSELS CARPEL:
I .
air These have just lie® received anti •re
the LATEST AND RICHEST. PATTezva,
the lowest prices.
NEW OHMS; OIL OLOTIIB, is
No. S 7 rourth street.
- 131oustiErr PREVIOUS TO THE L&l'E
-111-D - advance in prices, of which the fullost
vantage is offered in purchase FOR CASR. det'
W. OITATINWHAIt...D. CrOWN/NOTUJI-.P.. OWININGHLII
watfoax
lIIININGIKAILS .I, 11;0.--P ITT 9.
V BURGH CITY GLASS WORKS—Ware.
house, 119 Water street. and IS6 Pint street.
Pittsburgh, three doors below tho Monamsa
hula Howe. Manufacturers- ofPittsburgh G n
M,
Window Glass Druggists' Glass Ware and Ame
can Convex Glass, for parlor windows ! chitchat
tWd publio buildings. • • ap I
PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, N. E. Oor. Cod & FifthEte.
FIRE AND .11411 - 1 7 At INSURANCE,
Wm. Phillips..
Tames D. Venue,
John Watt. Capt. Jno. L. Rhoad
William Er. Hays. ' Samuel P. Shriver.
Jahn E. Parke. George B Jones,
Charles S. Biasell. Prank Van Gorda.
William Van Kirk, C. Hanson Love.' .
. Wm, PHYLUM'S, Pmaident.
. . _
JOHN
Win. F. GJLEDN
- ovum POTASH AND SODA•ASH—
D: PURE POTASH .AND SODA ASH.
aml in receipt of another aupply of superim
Potash and Soda Ash: Those who make their
own Soap, and have use for either of these ord•
oleswill find it to tit , * advantage to examine ms
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