mei ; A:34:.
..... ;
'1C1111; i C-10.
fl;IF. 1 1 TIting iIIitICAN RONA!
„IQ ALL 2 1 11 - iU W TES *EST,
€ol.iTim # Et i gT ARID NO T[7 WEST
I.l,l:,l4:3llNOwArzwr.
Commenerna August 15th, 1882
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rormz s2A2se:V.l.A.zsri AS 44,131Cii..
shorter
n h t e o t
b?rytiaOtlYaaho . r t ll and WOW
Y 1 fIO.TAV &ED TRAINS.
l'ata4...ine. Mal
.1.. a ,. 4
1 , : , :,.hurEh......10P5. m. ,107 R. in. 1.1,30 th m.
~.,.‘l;cl..:eny--2.q. a. m 7,2t"a E.. lA, 1000 P. 'ii.
AiiAi , A ,I,
Crarti c . no.- -8:^10 1 V. W.. 5,20 p. m. 5,80 p.m
let. Wn.,Fnr..... - 5,,,T.t9 p. tr,. 2,25 31.171
Chlrago. ...... .64 p. m. 8,35 a. m,
FOR COLUMBIt, CINCINNAT.I % ST. LOLTTF,
, t ,
Leti.Vl,l 14 .
C - rcsiltric 9„c.a. in 17,2Cp. m. 8,54 p, m
.ArriT6s s t lli
Col= bus-3.1,4 a. m. 3%13 p. m.
Cincinnati 4,20 p. mi. ti,jlB a. m.
Indiana pclii; li., , Vi v. r_+. illeor.s a. m
8 . L0ni5.......7,31) a. Z. 2 ev4o/...m
All treint thiltugh to Chicago rlthf:cx, ob.a.no
of Cats. 11
N. 8.-The tiMe to Clzoir.na..4 7-3 OA 01•171/ .4.!
by Btrulpetwilki;l l Trains cn 'lothltoads m r t al
Colunalice. E. 710. itic.*anger... , all .o th,ta Cinzinnat
together. Il
i• Al :PAID Tlthl IT2B •
&BR:00 AT PIATCSO I itEta.
Chicago
. 1 t!'1 . x..v.:244.... . .....,,SO O a. m
Cpicalto Atai1...4.... . ..... ...... ....... -.....2.410 1 P ti. la
ik
ACOOMMOD4/0.1.,4 Itxteral
tezeeVAtatiem ALterl , e;:7 017. . -
Leaves !Arrive Lerre Arrive
Alloeliety Newlr:ghton New Eligton Allerliany
0,0 0 arn Itrekt) a mG r afi a m
it.s.,sot tr. D 45 H
dos.) r , d,SU p 1.2.10 2,VS p
13,m0 p 8 91 0 P itEk 8.613 pm
I Mint? .1.". J 0 run by C 6 oub;;B time, which is
mir ate ,. ~:a7er than PittriburehAmm
V,15. lie 00:i Or! the accommodation trains
ere /col at reOnolpricsa.
Tao p Mtecoanicodation trainoonaoote at
Iclow Brighton With paokets for New Castle.
T ireagh trains cannot as follows , —
At onon, with,V,ages for New Castle. Xeraer.
oungiaowr.. Ant
At ; , r-vlllo. Ohio. do. and from Brillerabtirgit.
•
Akron. Cuyahoga Falb:too.
At wousfield,Oluo. thr Mount Vernon. Eihelbp,
Sancia t ts, Toledo,. Detroit, eta.
At Cruz ea fog Dom 17 are. Springdeld.Colnmbus.
Ihnonimsts, Xenia, DisysOn. Indianapolis, Saint
Lotus, Louisville. eta.
At 1.4111F6, for Sidney. Detroit. Dayton. Toledo:
eto.
_•
At tents Wayne for Para, Layette Ted.. Saint
Louis, Quincy; Keokuk, St..Toseph and interme
diets points ut Centrni licireim and lilleole.
At Plymnath.for Laporte.
Ana at Chiosigei with trains for all points in
Illt
rew. Nlissoarkrowa i ,Wistionsin apA Alinneaota.
For :rather !information an ,4 4,,, eerre tickets
appsy SAOISG e PARKIN . Motet Ag't.
r.mati'oasongsrtat.en_ Pldatinna.
and A. Q. CASSELDRRRY Allegheny
.l4l.tej JLFI TS (loners' Sues'v-Medent. :
W M. P.!S General Il'ar-e-ger Agent
41,,EV ElJatin, PIVISBURGH .1.2.0
WIIEEPINtIi RA 11.150.40,
.V P RIM:4R ARRA RAN :
~
On nod alter, MONDAY. •••'''••• A.:O'J,,
Tre•ins will lea - me the Depot or the •'..tavisslvanla
Rattror.d. in Pittabttrea. aa follows': ,
.
PrePRBVEGc COLUMBUS ' - ANATI
• SikiliDA:t LI E. VIA BTKIJBA - SIIu.I.E.
....e ea , x truoit6h—,.. 1.00 a. la.: 1 9 1 .40.p.ja.
G.O lielabeftville.., 4.05 • 4,00
1 1
Ltd NeTraX4- ..... . 9,...50 " 10,15 , "
4. ) Calunahne.....: 11,10 " 11445 "
40.rpreseiaaintiati, 4,10 p.m. 5,40a.m.
• St....Ledi: I 7.*0 a. in. 4.48 I/ 81
140 change of cars batvroan Pittsburgh and Cla
cianati. t€
Splendid sleliping cars ettaahed to all night
tratna.
• Lt
PlTTlMitlflite'R AND Walth.LING LINE.
...,
Loaves n
Pilatrargh .3,09 aat I 3,10 a m 12,50 p m
liiallaville 1!... 8.
00 " i ..141 .• 3,06
Stoutienvilia.. i 11,24) " 19 : 13 "- 4,00 "
e
Whein , . ..4f.r.d " 7.:),';:3 " - 4.54 -
Ay Ives ~
Ile lair t,OIS " 10,49 " 5,05 "
Oonneatiasc at tTheeling with Mai:loan and Ohio
Railroad— anti' at .I.itd:air v . l h Central Ohio
Railroad for Zartwv Uri.. Lhaeastar, Cireler:ll:;
Oelambut and:elm:lariat. Indianapolis and Bat:..t
I ocis and paints welt.
PITTSBUILi)E Asy CLEVELAND LINE.
e a v e s F-itt.i+le , 1,00 a. m. 112,60 p. , m..
do Wellay.lle 4.'25 " 1 8,00
as 8arardZi,........,.. 2 .10 " i 44 . 14 " '
a., A11iatt4.........,. 5,43 " 1 4,40
cl. , i 3 u.a.9o*, • t., - ,, ;" "
Arrives Cievol - 4n3 9,t3 " 1 5,30
03nr.eeting atZ , Dityr.:-.3 vial: Tasearawas branch
for. Newt. snails; hisqttd Usual Dover; at Alli
ar:e .with l'ittibt-rr:li, i.:: Tama and Chico; a
Rat rad at klodm - oi, vita ( .avelattd, Zanesville
arts road
R It r,- 4 .1 -, -,0. Cuyahoga Felt,
ant Jittettyaig. n.r,t; at :•:-. - elt . ,..na with 0 cud i.'
It It • ..r Fr" - s,l.l'..9itiOnirit, ar I little:1o, with 0 A:
It 1 - 1 ~.• - Tcl - i - ga, Lletroil. Cf.lioado and tha nett' ,
IF , F . 1 .
' t' . ''.' C ?1:;1,' , 1 , 71:11 0 d'at'... - .T.! leaves at 4.04 p. tr..
• itot,-iiii t ?imam; antics at 2,10 a ra..9,.15 a
51, : . ;;;:r, :1.1,• .1.35 . 0 . t ;..m.
T]::• s• il "..*:- • to au prominent points in the
-gm: a- , ititt eV, e• - :'fib at nerthweat, can he pr.'.
cra ,„„) . 0 hit i i i,..•,. n re nt ,ton.,t, Ptttaburgh.
j:);,...N!' .-"I'. i ....• , ...' 'I . Tinlret Agent
. rot I z.rtitet - 11, .• - ..1: t :' , nt•••::. to
li yr 11,1..1112.1._: , :t E W ART, Agent,
At the C. - i.at..tpr'i: •:::.-a I.t •'...taieht R'-••:" ten "'-
street. 1
1862.
NIUNIYA e. AMU 144 MENT.
ON AND Atllo., Mr.ol - OAY, MAY sth
FEBSYLONA CENIPAL RAILROAD,
, t_l 9,- .li TRAINS.
raNHE TAIEI(.OU6iII. ILAZL TRAIIJ
estipz.sioncor Station every morning
(except Sunday) at 2,50 s 3u. stopping only at the
principal stations, making direct connections
at Harrisburg for Dal - tin:l.Q.. rid Washington. and
for New York via the Allentown route.
T E EXPRESS TRAIN leaves
daily at 3,50 stopping only at principal sta
tions, making.' L liirwt cony...co:ion at Harrisburg fat
Baltimore andltioshinsden. and for New York via
Alluntowr, rode.
THE PAST:, LINE loaves the station daily,
(except SundaY) at 8,20 p. at., stopping only at
principal etatibra, c,),:inectizz at harthburg for
/Baltimore catilY ash ington
UTE LOCAL FREIGIFT TRAIN, with Passen
ger (jar atta.l.A. lei.ves the passenger station
every tcorrLi7..g(Fiandays excepted) at 5.30 a. in.,
running as far* Oonernaugh, and stopping at all
stations.
'FISAJNEL
JOTINSTO . ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
leaves daily (Ace:rt . Sunday) at 2.45 p.m., stop
ping at all stsSons and numb* as far as Cone
marsh.
FIRST ACOOMMODATIONTRAIN"forWaII's
station leaves daily (oxoept Sunday,) at 6,40 a. m.
SEDOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
s.tationipsaves daily. (except Sunday) at
11.00 a. m.
THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
statiotilcaves daisy. (except Sunday) at
4,00 p. tai
•
FOURT:d. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Walla staticr., leaves daily. (except Sunday) at
6,1 5 D. in.
T CHURCH TRAIN
Leaves Walit. St, ion at 9.05 a m: returning
I eav i tteburgh at 12.60 pre. I •
italLtil T.0.0 1 / 1 18
ARRIVE lit PiTTf3BUROI3 AB FOLLOWS:
p.
at.
Fasta.
Johnstown AcasommoSatbna .10,05 a. m.
hat Wall's Station Accommodatima.......o„B9 a, in.
2d Wall's Station Accomnic&tion 8,35 a. m.
Sd Wall's Station Aecommodatina 1,05 p.m.
oth Wall's Station Accommodation 6,10 p. m.
At;;-Trains fet• Blairsville and Indiana connect
at Blairsville; Intersection with Express and
Johnstown Atbeonanicdation East and West, road
also with Local Freight, East and West.
The Travail* Public will find it greatly to their
Interest, in gab* East or West, to travel by the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, as the accom
modatiOns nose offered cannot be surpassed on
any other route. The Road is ballasted with
stone, and it 'entirely free from duet. We can
prormso Safety, Speed, and Comfort to all who
may lavor this 8.0 ,d. - :vith their :+attimare.
V A. 34
• 10 NEW
so 3
10,0
L VsTOdSTER. b SO
it, illti.SßUßt7 ...... . 7,63
Arill`Bagga..;4:lloshad. to all stations on the Peon -
ylvaniaß•rtio!gaii, and to Philadelphia, Balt:l
-ore e.r.,d
sijrPtseong*s parchtisiul tlehets in ears will
b e chaygex an:oxen* miteming 'CO distanoe trav
aAad the station vitas, except from
statnine Ai:Are:the tk , mpany tsar no agent.
case of ices. tho Company win
hold thonmelqs responsible for pk t ", ra i baaaa2a , e
onlv, and foe/dia:noun: not exceeding 8100;
A. E.—An ,Dmr.ibus Line has been emplesed
to convey pa.4lngers and baggage to and from the
depot nt a chili= not to exceed 25 cant for each
pa, snips and.fbaggage.
B,ir balsas apply to
At tho Perani.Z. R. pats—,CT6'
a n op. Libert 3
&Rd Omit a trats.
n 023
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO,
PITTiZ URGE.
orincE, •11* 37 Fifth St., Bank fliciek
Nswass ia/LINST ALL'IIiXIP*
A FIRE - AA s MARDIff 111BILS7 -
DAACJONVS, Preaidenta(PlN WitteColll,
Vida Pre:sada - 44P.M. - .Book; ,FaerptailiCapT.,
WELLl.A&DV, , ,A.DoAsaliatirAgent. , ••
DER,Laro Vaaae Janes, -al..s/Liri
L.. vai Childsz Ca 1.0 ... IA-Kulat 1 A- Kulat
FahaestoeV plp
J aeobs, P•bMs . eau. Bo L.
Wararr...B.ok
!li
MEMIN=
lijEw EOJT L&SIMI AND
4-X RAILAOAD.
INDIANAPOLIS ADD OiNCINNEITN. H.
Connecting at Indianapag with Terre Haute,
and Terre Ratite and Alton Railroad, i tta i tioub
tnd Lafityetteiand Indiana:gm and
islem and hfichdgan Cenfral oadafor CA
-40. HOCK ISLAND, B GTON, and all
intermediate points.
Through Freht Train to INDIANAPOLIS,
fERRE RAC= LAFAYETTE and PEKU.
Freights and passengors carried from Cinedn
dati or Lawrenoeburg in less time than by any
liner route by twenty-four home. and at as low
-etas. Abe only road by which shipments can be
:nada from Cincinnati to the Week without break
in bulk.
Consignments made to T. E. GIBBONS. Agen
at Cincinnati, or W. B. CUTTING, Agent at
wrenceburgh„ will rAceive prompt attontiou.
nd no .chargo for commission; NO CILLEGE Fos
007.12UNSION AT I.2.WLENGSEITRO.
For farther information apply to Tli o M-A 8
tATIGAN, (No; UP Water street,) agent of the
loicnany, who ill prepared to give Thaocosi RE.
stria for passengers and freight to Indianapolis,
?tire Kanto, Lafayette, Chieago, Peru. Ore=
est! e,' Crawfordsvi/le, Charleston, Paris and Mat
&C. 11. F. LORD. President,
J ORN F. CREEL General Freight Agent.
UPIIINI.SI'EI. V ,
NO. 85 FOURTH - ST. NEAR WOOD.
rEINELE sionsocurimes MANUFAC
IL TIME and keep constantly on hand ovens
article in their lino, via : Cornices, Ornaments,
Curtain Goods, Comforts, Feather Beds, Illattrasei,
of, all, kinds; also, the celebrated Patent Spring
Beds: " All kinds of Shades, Blinds and natures.
011"Promptattention given to all orders ibr At
-tins and laying down Carpeta, Oil Cloths &o.
ROBERTS & ROBNIGIC
OTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
S A. V A. Gi- II 0 LT
Nett to rellt*9lli9b Panel/ger Depot,
SOHN INAVA.IFIE4 ProprleitOm.
LAlir=l6l TAKER AIM FIZTED
with all the madam improvements, this po
lmgariellort. tho subscriber le proYarodto accom
modate his old customers end the public gener
ally. with the best the markets affords. Oysters
will be served:llp in every variety of atyle, during
the season. His Winer., Liquors and Ake he thehs
conildent in recommending to the public for their
O.IOO4IMCC.
Can, Bucket and Shall Oysters received daily
and sold wholesale and retail. my2thlyd
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND,
THOS. FJTON 1 Vroprie tor.
nrAVING TAKEN AND FITTED UP,
D.E. at a great expense, with all the modern im
fareVinnentds.tthia popular ca t r e es i tlt. fri therblilt , r
public generally , 91 ;rth ° the beet th e a m u erket
affords. •
S will be served up in every variety of
st V.lQra th ruld A.CER he feels oonlident in re
commending to the public, for their exoellence.
air...MEALS served up at all hours, and DAY
and NIGHT BOARDERS taken. aP4:I9
OUR 1:1101US.10,
NO. 88 ' DIAMOND ALLEY .
PITTSBURGH.
noHE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES
FRESHe_ pablio that he ithin daily rooeipt ot
HELL AND CAN OYSTERS, GAME,
At and ls prepared to accommodate the patrons
of this old and well known house witlrey
g
in the eating and drinking line at the shortest
notice. JOHN SHALE&
jelO.i Proprietor.
AIIISION HOWSE, GEO. A 11111.1EXITZ.
.1 , 1 Proprietor; No. 344 Liberty street.just be
side the Passenger Dope, of the Pennsylvania
Itaiiroad. which makes it the most convenient
house in the city fur passengers arriving by Mat
road.
Tne p roprietor having, at considerable ex
pense.. fittem p, in excellent style, Ali SION
tiollidE, would respectfully solicit c share of
public patronage. this Larder and Bar will be
fun:dated with tho best the market tisso afford.
fel:IY
WIRES AND LIQUORS.
WILL LI 11. WI BENNETT,
Brandies, Oordiali, Wines Old Mononga
,hela and Rectified Whiskey,
NO. 120 WOOD S'rliEET, PO.O.bargh
fa2.l:6s
CAB,RIA.GES, BUGGIES,
ROCKAWAY'S, SULKIES AND SLEIGHS.
No. IM7 Penn Street, Pittstbargh.
„..nv” A!! or warranted to Ito of tho bolt mate
r4ts,l acd wortunanehie myl2:l7d
asymzu ...... 0. R1LY.4.F.14
Late et Miller A Itieketkon's
L Yid! /1" .V.FLEgi
ILltleowser to ReyLaer si Ardorset.l
'Who:wale Dealers is
Foreign Ittrulle.., NOLS, Evormellortorr
Sugarm, Firo WorkM,
NOS. 125 AND 12S WOOD STREET.
frOCH 3t.13
/111 H 031 LS FAILLE.li,tri
FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREHOUSE
N 0.164 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY
Undertaking, in all ita branches. will receive
prompt attention. Orders can be left at the room
at the Livery Stable of Mr. JAMES FLOYD.
Ohio street. Allegheny. se18:ly
POLLO HALL BILLIAR.D SALOON.
XBICHARLEb JARDNFitrwould remind his old
friends and oUstomers that he is still to be found
at his old stand, APOLLO HALL, entrance on
Fourth street. He boa always .on hand the best
quality of Lager Beer, and connection with the
hall, a well appointed billiard 800011, with good
tables, balls and ones.
Remember the pla co, Apollo Hall, Fourth et.
near Wood. antranne from Fourth
'I3I,IIIF.NTS. LOOLLING (ILAN!" it• FIN
TURE FRAME IMANUFACTOK Y
NOS. 221 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET,
173 dc 175 GRAND STREET Ai 215 CENTRE
STREAM, Established 1838. NEW YORK. Ea.
tabliehed 1838. This Establishment has been in
successful operation 2-1 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 Oniamoutal Pier,
Wall. Oval and Mantel Glasses, Coneecting Cor
nices, Base and Bracket Tables, with Marble
Slabs, Toilet Glasses, eto
Mouldings for Picture Franil In ita4th.i suita
ble for transportation, either (ii , Berlina. Rose
wood Oak, Zebra, sirdirege; MaAogany eta. Qui
new Manufactory and ossmisive - facilities .enable
us to fonmish any article in our line as good as the
beat, and ap cheap aa the Amps's.
DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALL UPON
as when they visit New-York. We claim to in
able to supply teem witlfeverir artiolo in our line
which they can possibly require, at prices lento
than they can purchase s le w
gni
• Orders by mail attended to tp k anytneea. Dc
notfailto ca ll when you New York.
Office Wareroomst NO. 215 Centre St., N. Y.
myaLtind HOR • CR V RTGLEB
LANDRETH'S.
GARDEN AND ELD
WARRANTED FRES AND GENUINE
sar - Also a general asaortm • • t o
Agricultural Imple elate, Fruit It,
Shade and Orn • eatiel Trees.
received and for tale by
BECKHAM & LONG,
No, 127 Liherty street
alma doorto Hare's Hotel. . m 1122
IrIrZITTITM S L7Tr4I
Before going bay o pair of
IBX)TS, SHOES. AND GAITERS.
Cheap Cash Store,
an 9 93 Market atreet. 2d door from Fifth.
H. H. SMITH,
N0TA.31117 PUBLIC
. . omen AT Via
PITTSBURGH POST. FIFTH STREETS
m 1.91
ATALIIABLE SEWICKLEY PROP.
V ERTY 'FOR SALE.—Three-fourth sores of
land pleasantly situate at five minutes walk Prom
the Station; large variety of ehoice telt and
shade trees, grape vines, ow: a family mansion of
hall. parldr library and twelve rooms, excellent
cellar, stable. ice hots e, large garden ail la fruit
and flowers all welt arranged and in good order.
For price and terms tip,oly_at Market street. •
S.CIITHREI k SONS,
Rear Eqata Arent";
LTR , AND !ALLEN'S AND "DU
G.
WM.'S REVOLVE*S—tin but in MIA.;
bfor gale bs.
, L .
."g -4
r OLT'S REVOLit Et at,.Dill]!,
A 1 0111anik New .111odeL fin. at list6ri
'ceib)
.t.i Bps - N x . Eitsy ,
sate ; ,ofylivia titr 4 t,
AND
: 8811 3( / /9
- rIANVAP 3
ket—M MoOlsilanare Audios. R Fifth strut.
MEM
,MMMI
mnmi._-....:.i,
UPHOLSTERIIi G
No. SSG Liberty Street,
IXPOSTSB. AND DALES IF
C. WEtvl tie CO.,
M 33:133 33
AT BORLARDS
' • .f I. 4,41 .
Frr•T;r ej
MI!
RELIAIOE IntrakNOE
poreArir,
OF PSI3IA : T,~L
4)ll"ltiitniVlONiv= u
o7e*".
I oonntry.
korrien are.l sos wmarirk, sTxtzsr.
Crib Capital s X9,619'00.
Assets., ,$303,50S 96.
Invested as follows, Vie.
First Mortgagecir Improved City Pre-
Pert 7, worth double the.amount...-. $155.605 00
Ground rent first class .. ,; ...-.
2.462 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Digs 111 cont.
Mortgage Loaha $30,000,-oott 27,900 00
Philadelphia
city 6it oent., loan-- 3.1,000 00
dllestheu County 6 9 cent. Pennsyl
waft Railroad Loans.„...' 10,000 00
lollateral 'mak well &monied . ", 2,500 00
aimtingdon and road e Ton MOlmmul
Railroad oom_pany. mortgage 10an..... ODD 00
emensylvania'RallroadCo.S— 4,000 00
itook of Itelianoe Mutual nman°,
Cornrow I . 24.250 00
Stook of yoniity Fire InEnue C 0..,.... 1. 0 60 OD
stock of Delaware M. B..lnsuranoo Co. 700 OD
Commercial Bank do.—.— $.155 01
Meohatme Bank do 2.62 60
tra;i7iirlirkniTtnee - do's Scrip — . 7:.... 160..06
Bills Receivable, business paper 16.297 18
gook Accounts. secured interest, etc.— 6,216 '2.
Cash on hand and in hands of agent& 1 14145 18
--.---
$303,568 96
CLEM, TESTGLEY. President
Cl gley DIRECTORS.
ll ,
ara Tin. amas' Bbrphartt.
Wm.-R. Thompson . ttobort Steen. •
Tiroderick Brown, Mani Musser.
Cornelits. ~ w !Reim
Jo hja R. Worrol.
H. L. 0a4110144 throp
Robert Toland . las Leland.
PPrederTak !mob T. Bunting.
Charles S. Wood th Bowen.
James S. Woodward. o Bissell, Pittsburgh.
k
B. IC MOH •Becretary.
4GAILDNERWiTiserit.
inglii No east copier Third an Wood Ms.
VlELAwslns' kurrusx. NA
..: IN
awsIIRANCE coMPANY=INCuRPORA
TED BY TEEM LEGIBLATITRE OF 'PENN YL
WHT, ISBN. OMICE-LB. E. CO NER
ANDLyirA_LEn BM.BETB,_P
1 ) • ---- 4:0 -
tatAri-Nias-oves
mvis, porta of the orld.
MSC - RANGES on Goode,. by Rivera.
Canals. Lakes! and Land Carnages. all; parts
of the Union- FIRE INSITRANM welder
/bandies geste f ulty, on Store. Dwelling Mouses;
DIREOTOBS.—WiIIiam Martin. Edmund A.
&rider. Theophilus Paulding, John N. Penrose,
John O. Davis. James Tranaualr, Wm. Eyre, Jr..
James 0. Hand. Wm. C. Ludwig, Jose h IL Seal,
Dr. B. M. Huston. Geo. Lieper, gush Craig.
Charles Kelley. Samuel E..Stokeig .J.F. P-eniston. ,
Henry Sloan. Edward Darlington. 11. Jones
Brooke, Smear M'llyain. Thos. C. hand Robert
Burton; Jr elitoob P. Jones. James B. WFarland.
tJoalnurPatit JohanSemple. Fittaburgh. - D.
T. Mangum
w l f le,w, do,
TIN. President.
THOS. IL, t , Vice President.
Nth' LrLatrais, &ama M tory. '
P. A. MADEIRA,Agmt.
Je22 No. 65 Water street. Pittalanrgh.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
BY FIRE.
MUER FRANIILIN FIRE LI9IBIIRANCE
R COMPANY OF PHILADEILFIIIA, °FRC&
NO. 435 and 487 CHESTNET STREET.
near FM. •
_ STATEMENT OF ASSETS. JAN. 18t. 1860.
Published Atreeabls to An Aat of Assembly.
bainm
First Mortgages, amply seeurerL am .Bl,B96o393 88
61j
Real Estate. (present value la
wet • 182,995 26
Temporary Lome on ample done,
tonal Securities 89,136 88
hooks. (present- vultiwwardefiT
• --- 89,738-66
Notas and 1,821 00
27.919 a
$2.208,051 66
The onlyprofits from premiums which this oora
pan, can divide by law, are from Has which have
been determined.
Insurancetimaile on every dasoription of Prop
erty, in Town and Country, at rates as low as are
comnstent with security.
Since their incorporation aimariod of thirty
years, they havapaid lassos (iy tire. to an ampuit
exceeding Your Millions , of Dollars, thereby af
fording evidence of the advantages of Insurance,
as well as the ability and disposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
. Loxes paid during the year 1869, $69,16$ 811.
DIRECTORS.
Charlie W. Banisher. Mordecai D.-Lewis.
Tobias Wagner. David S. Brown.
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
Jacob R• r Scnith.. Edward O. Dale.
George W. Richards, George Pales;
CHAS. N. BANCKER,_Presiaent.
EDWARD C. DALE. Vice President.
Wit. A. &ran., Secretary pro tem.
J. GARDNER COMP', Agent , =id Northeast cor. Third and Wood eta.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
GEORGE DARSTroaktimt..
. GORpoiv. Secretors.
Capt. D. C MIRAN, Gen"( Agent.
No. 92 Water street. (Span dr, Co's Warehouse.
ay stairs,) Pittsburgh.
NB
N insure against all . kindliir PIRR and MA
iniß RISKS.
A Homo Institution managed by Directors who'
arewell known in the comiumunity, and who are
determined, by promptnessand liberality, to man
min the character which they haw assumed. as of
fering the hest proteetinato these who desire to be
Muffed.
....
- ASSETS, OCTOBER :80tb, 1561.
Stock Accounts 3 63.000 (S ,
Miwtscie .....,, 2,180 Oi.
Office Furniture —. 250 (ti
81:n ACOOTHAS. eta. 7.809 48
h. ....—...... 18.351 98
Hates 27,8415 20
Notes .. Bills discounted— —.—... 174,075 14
$285.251
- DIRECTORS. 6
R. Miller, Jr.. James M'Auley,
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimiek.
George Bair Wm. H. Smith,
Chas. W. ketsoi. Andrew Ackley.
Alexander Speer. David M. Long.
Reee J. Thomas Benj. Bakewell,
John R. ltrenue. mylB
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES.
SAMUEL ItE.A.'Seeretary.
WM. BAGALEY. President.
Ontee, Coy. of Market and Water Ste.,
Insures against Lose and Damage in the Naviga
tion of .the Southern and Western Rivers.
Lakes, and Bayous. and the Navi
gation of the Seas.
insures against Loss
and Damage by Fire.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. BagsleY, Jae. Park. Jr..
Win. G. Johnston. B. E. Jones.
Reese Owens, . M. Howe..
B. Preston. ieorge Bingham. '
S. . Ki. ohn Shipton.
Jas. M M. C er omer. S. Harbamh.
J. Caldwell. 'John S. Dllworth, •
C. H. Zug.
mb2Ehlydk
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE • COMPANY
NO; 149 CEIEBSTRUT EITRtET,
Opposite the Custom HOtiso.
capital...„ioll9,loo A55a.0.48011,945.
WILL MAX.& ALL KINDS OF IN.
SURANCE:either Perpetual or LirniOd.ou
every description' of Property or AMerehandiee at
reasonable rates of. premium: .
ROBERT P. w va_preiddmit.
• M. W. BALD _ , Viee Preeldento
DIRECTORS. - - i'
Oliarits Ram 1...8. `Brown.
P.
B. English. eorge- W.Brown.
P. B. Savory. osephil.' Paid,
O. Sherman. ohn Clayton.
S.J. Magarge E. Wiler.
P. 131[401317u. Secretary.
JAC : COPAN; Agent. 17
.17/4:1, Corner Third and_Wood-etreets.
moommuzAo; .
COMMISSION
soil, TL ,
PIG
,METAL &ND. BLOLIMS,
No, 74 WATER STREET. BELOW MARK
• prrreavuou.
r uims BrujoiNGAlLe MONONOAKre
.z.v Lil PLANING Attu, would ropey in—
form the pub ta he' halfrebtditktri e fire,
and haying his eStablislunent.' filled
it with the n ewest,nd mustitPlirojedtdaeldnOry,
Ls now prepared' to furnish 1 109114 end AWLS
boards. scroll sawing and re-:sawing,' depts. sun
and shattets , kiln dried. bismes. mouldunrs. box
Bo
Sm
.
Bourn PmrsErraott. Sept. 7.1857. 420
BOOM AND SHOES,
AT' NO. 89 MARKET BTREEI'.
LOOK AT THil PRIONB
es English Lasting Reel flatters tar
rftriirrEn dish Lasting Gangues Heefealter
hos VA Warthaill4s,
Lathes fish Laafift unarm Heal Gaiter
" Zal wcra ihfia. fled - Boots r
Fran& Mamma 0 ,
1431
Aworth WM
ka Pine Goa Conseels : laid B9 o tefor 31 . 31
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ituaitit tiiiii ii*i, ataititre iiiteirted.]
. , ., , ,
; . comfy raw and / Wood Str eets.
idatliS fe Tint Aroma: in - Aptexca
per week.
itirDi n ;cied by eartiensl2 oents
...
OF AillinEßTl3lll66.
gnus,atie.,
o e cline.. ---- —........ ..... 50
tin1icr..."..4.."..—....—....—.01 00
on Week -.....—.---
. 176
cm p0r0i....... .......... ..... ....... 5 Oc
" three months- --.-----.12 et
sinmonths-- ... --...........—........13 00
nit' to months- ......... -- ...... . -..—.. 24 00
" one yew.. .. ........ -.. .30 00
MlLlNY,Sinali . eaenuti7e. 113 . otii °jilt word
av ß=et li n n olices. Inserted on the local page. teL
Santa a liab each insertion.
The Siturday Sioniing Post
Lamed From the same office every Saturday
morning.
is 61 per annum, in advance
le copies. ready for mailing. Frye mere
yeas JAJIES P. BARR
Editor and Proprietor
'artising at reasonable rates.
AY MORNING, OCT. 10
o Phases of Farm Life
I.g, like every other calling, has
ntages and disadvantages. The
I: the most independent and most
.1, man in existence. With farm•
•ith every other branch of busi-
Farmi l
its adv:l
farmer h
depended
ing, as
gement, prudence, and economy
site to success. To the man who
-these, an agricultural life brings
tire of independence, with all the
of variety. To such the fluetua
ade, the rise and fall of stocks,
ored protests, or rumored bank
Eons have little or no terror.
nese, in
are requl
possesse d
the plea:
charms /
tions of
the rn
snspens I
Life ,as charms for him which -it has
not for ether professions. He welcomes
the cha,ge of seasons at their approach;
he is no afraid of being behind-hand with
his• cro.—being overtaken by an early
frost, o disconcerted by au early spring.
Xte wel,Oines every change of the seasons
beingal-ays well prepared for their com
ing.
113nt ...th some it is far different—they
are ne•er at ease—everything around
them pea wrong. IV .th them it is too
hot or t, o cold—too wet or too dry. No
matter • hether the sun shines, or whether
the clo , cis drop rain, snow, or hail—the
westite , . is always wrong. No matter
whethe .the market price of wheat is 50
or $l, 0 per bushel—it is always too low
and the higher it goes up the less inclined
they a,e to sell. Their cattle and their
hots a • helping themselves to corn at
home •r plundering their neighbour's.—
In this
life.
The
farm t.
dertak:
way they are eon' inually in trouble,
A a restlebu, uusatiutied kind of a
It is nothing more important on a
an system and order. Pi ever on
to do too much—do one thing at
and do -it well. Lay down a plan
,•ork to be done, and do that wtriett
oing the most first and finish it
you leave. Never put off what
do to-day till to-morrow; delays
verbially dangerous, and to none
0 than to the farmer. Never ex
ur means by attempting to cultivate
1 , an you can do welt and i4t due sea-
Kee
expen
with t
such
tinders
farme.
as mu.
few hi.
corner.
ations I
a memorandum of your household
•es cost of lah tr, etc., and balance
eincomo of your business. [uder
!anagembut you will, at all times,
land the exa.ct state of altars Ihe
should know Lis nt lit and lossjust
!h as the merchant, Observe these
ts, and you will fi.,d less rough
is in the roatine of your farm open
Bret i. has been as much abused
tiness as any officer in the nation,
IcClellan not excepted. He has
n opportunity to vindicate himself
1,, bads of all. but there is only one
do it, lie most clear Kentucky of
t els MO nce. IN bus the force to do
!we believe he is the very man to
I We predict that in four weeks his
the re t
it and
do it.
name
in thol
h'll he one of the must honorable
'world.— fmtiscille Journal.
on 8 tines, Oambria 00., Pa.
L 1. A O PO PU-
I R place of !winner resort located dtro,:t
-- line of the Pennsylvania .silroitd, o:, the
of the Allegheny Mountains, 2„:Y0 feet
, e level of the ocean, will be or en for
m the loth of June till the 10th of Oc-
Since it last season the grounds have been
nprovei acd beautifled, and a namt.,er
fee havc been erootel for the (I,C.COLD mo
f fantilice rendering Crosxn one of the
and attractive places in the State
allure has been theroug .5 , renovate , .
s t
ker of pleasure. and the sufferer from
a disease , !al find attractions he ein a
Livery Stable, Billiard ' tables, I.i.n-rin
Baths. etc.. together with the pnreat air
. er, and the moat magnificent mountain
Y to he found in the country._
ice rp
.. '
Atel.
and w;
memory
Ticks
ols.
For
gooa fOrtiTe7onialfit4 from Phatdel
; from Pittsburgh, 4., 05.
rther information, address
a. W. MULLIN
tt Cresson Springs, Oambria
FRANCIS COLLEGE,
I CAR OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS,
1911IVATED
LORETTO, Cambria
L 7mttos from eteBROU SteSotliOnetyStrtlnenS,Yol
- t route between Philade!Aia andoPittat
vaaiai
the dir
burgh,
corder t
The le
bealth.V
alters
water;
The
MOND
about
into tw
betwee
for
be
S':lSien
as chartered in MS, with priviliges to
a usual Collegiate Honors and Dograso.
Ilion of the College in one of the most
in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Ails
, untains being ^-overbial for its pure
racing air, and pi , uresoue scenery.
, holastic year commences on the
Y after the 15th of ATOUST, and end:
is 28th of JUNE following. It is divide
Sessions. Students cannot return home
the Sessions. All the Apparatus neues-
Land Surveying, &lenearing, &0.,
furnishing by the Institutton to the
mental and Vocal Music forms no extra
Students will be admitted from eigl t
the age of manhood.
,--Board and Tuition. payable half yearly
41 1 /0
ng and use of 10
mil and Modern I,suguages, extra 10
tts spend= acation at the C011ege...: ..
awe can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
r, to the Rev. T. S. Reynolds, St. Mary's
andto other Clergymen of the Pittabtme
in s .1
aharge.
years to
Tux:
advan • .1
W
•,-04441021,,
REAT CUBE 808 COMPTON,
THE
Ir-;
,FILOIPOJETOR OF TMS MEDI-
E !using made it the study of years to
rate the life of the Pine Tree into
sine for • ': eases of the Lungs and Throat, is now
offering • aufferihumanity the result of his ex
eerie= - This truly great and good medicine is
-rep:-. with muchcare, the tar being distilled
sip , 10 • it, is therefore free from all impuri
des° • • zi.con tar.
~, It • cured more eases of Consumption than
gay kno . remedy on earth.
4
/twat cure Bronchitis.
our So re Asithnta.
I ' cure Sore Throat and Breast.
It • cure Cough's and Colds, and is an
nvaluahle remedy for diseases of the Kidneys,
lrinary Complaints.
*2-Beware of CounterfeitriPS
you: ve the Dymepsia use WISHART'S
spepsia Pil ls, and if they do not
you go to the agent of whom
you purchased them and
receive your money
Pleas call at hie store and get a descriptive oir
ttlar. box of Pills sent by mail post-paid on
',septa One Dollar.,
Na 10 South Second street, Phila,
L. Q.__ C
_. WTSITART Proprietor,
Sold b Dr. KEYSER, Nn 240 Food street
.n0f0 , 13 , .
t-tt—
iv
• I• 2 S BETSII LS PLUME OATS,
received and ior'oale by - •
JA S. A. FETZER..
ear , .104-•ArPtar,i.
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. -
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JAMES P. BARR,
EDITOR 'AND PROPRII :TOR
00MR MTh ADD WOOD: 4:11.
4Gantimunwitalut •
sirlead rout moan by mgoa ray Irak.
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:004A R . - A 1 1 : ,.0 4 1 8 A NE'''. , • ,
611 - 1 0 011:11Efkre '''aiTHEET, .
OILARTERED . 1:61 1865.'1
Alm:lip .lu.ii,rao*liikviti , am )
ALF deo, OnWeinesday ancrEatarday stnimp.„
from May Ist tdNovenib& sat, Erma 7% 'ttolooli
atulfrourNoteanber list; May 7404-fro fl• to S
o'clo* ', , Li • ''- . ~ • -. •
Deposits .4get& (if suses net tear than Ona
DottJat. arid W 41iiidendVbf the pro is deplored
twloo avast; I.O.Tonlean'dkeoember.: Intetest has
ceenleolaredsemi-annuany hanneand pepsin-,
ber since the Bank was o ' atthe rate okilut
per oent. a year. I . ' •
Interest, if not,. drawn, out: - Is 4 „ , ilsoed - to the
credit, of Coe depcoitor,ae princi pal and bears the.
e intere s t from the Ust'days Jnne and De
amber, compounding twice a year. without'
• E tt
bling the depositor to caller .ertmlo present
pass book. At this rate money will...double s in
few than "twelve years,' disking 'on thAaggregate
FIGHT MID OSS-HELP Pint ClriT. .1.411;06'
Books oontainhog the
_Charter. By-Laws, Bailee
and Beculation. brnished gratis, on application
at the °mob.
in
, RBORGLALBEJEIL
John B„ M'Fadden. :s
P 'a) M. PennoOk,
Joluo 'Holmes, John Marshall.
Alexander /bow. Jam a te B.
D..
P. Maeda
Beni. L. „Paestook, A. . 3 pdirt. M.
James MeAnley. ' Hill
James Hardman. - Wm. , dello& ,
Alextuider Bradley,' I J auwa .0._1(illy.
John (1. - Backofen. qater A. Midair*.
/eorge Black.„ rohn IL Mtaott—
otpoß.Caoofield. James Biddle...
Atones A. Carrier. Robert.Robb.;___ •
triirt urn., .T w ori r l . t= r •
tow : .
Charles A. Colton. I Walter P. Dare d A ,
Wat„Do_
e. turiaa it : a ota,Orr,... .._
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Peterils %taker. et Thum '
l a%
R a e veil, . lreagte; -
; : IA: COLTON. , • ,
£HOLINES 'dc NON* 13 Alt gat
e - and Skohaidge7airokera : and Nahr t ju
Thdee,Draftaairceptan t roaold. Silver and is
ICPtea- .glahlulath. PP rEslinern and. W
Oxides minitangfor sal
,
Cpollections did all the cities tlizierigldsittabb
United Staten:. Nata received in par inzan or
=at , kaler. No; 67j Market street,.aietrpagya
- ma Fourth Medi.
waL K. . a cal
BANKERS & EXOfULIT4E 131fateja,-;
WOOD STREII46IiNER T13:1 3-1 i
10 1 3:19 I PITTSBUGH. PiL
JAMES MI TAYLOR,
P
AL z.. 1) .E Ft ni a ri . ,
OFFICE: 451 Peril street, yam Wow&
griotinzonoss Roaniria - siuumi
IL) Deeds, Bonds rtgsres arid other Legal
kl iP
Writing Drawn. - d o o-wirdgernents Taken and
Bills Probateil.' ''• ‘• "' '- -•- ~" -•- ,•=iriOir
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
YOE =641 OP
Flour Ginn
'Lard, Batter,
• ItOrled
and Produc e
• ,Gen Tally, •
comer d.First Streets,
.PLTTBBURGR, PA.
REFER T@—Fran 9. Bailey...Eaq,. William
Dilwortla..Br.,_, S. Cdthbort & Son. Pittsburgh,
Boyd & Ott, Roisker & 'Swearingen, 8. Brady,
Cash. M. Sr AL Bank, Cie. Howell,_Mandlo Jr Co..
George W. A n der s on i Donlon. Paxton- & Co..
Wheeling. I. • my2B:2p.is
T. T. Dr URN dr, CO,
mous ,
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
No. 2 St. 'Clair Street,
[CORNER DUQUESNE WAY, second story.
IWO wcrk tmtamettcl tome will be Deatypud
Promptly xeontett. ova-1y
MIDENLSHING GOODS,
- SUITAELHFOR THE SEASON.
MACRIIM GLYDE
M lnvite attention to heir dock of GENTLE
EN'S and H'
Linen and Traveling Shirts,
Collars, les, ottspenders,
Linen and Stilt andkerchleiS,
Gloves, Bose, Umbrellas, dzo.
ARhflf SHIRTS,
And Soldiers' Furnishing G. always on hand
at MACRUM & GU DE S.
aul2 Market at. between 4th Sr Diamond.
IMPOp.T.A.NT'
INVE
PATENT AGENCY;
. DEWIT C. LAWRENCE.
For Twelve Tea'
au Officer of 'th
Patent Ot3Ums.7tn
last roar all
Kenjitier :of th.
Board or Appel'Li
NOTE—AII informs
Patent and'a copy of
obargo.
Neer to_prewmt Co
David P. Holloway.
ADDYdir VAPITE:NS,
Plumbers and Gas Fitters,
NO. um WounNTREET, OPPOSITE
FIRST CHURCiII. PITFSBIIBQH
. 47 • •
47 OHIO STR ALLEGHENY
•
nicaurs_ iositrirTs L EIHRET LEAD,
11L - Lead Pipe. Pig and Bar ead, andPltunber's
material in general. iOll Refineries" fitted tip .in
the moat approved . mner. Tanks lined Lead or
00ePar. Honsea fitted With Water and Gaa
la. N.B. AU nide prgnnit/i atten de d de to.
. tUl4ll. ipS dyd
1 )
IgiICHES AN ' TINEGAR— f
600 Busnpas RIED PEACHES,
t '
u autism@ rum. CIDER viazGAR
la store ithdlbritale by
WILLIAM BAGA LEY,
figls 18 add 20 Wood street
LOAN OFFICE
HENRY W
NO. 100 NIIIT FIELD SiNDEI
. Neanthe comer Fifth, Pitldbullt
1215 'T.ititear AND'
1.V.1 quantities loaned on Gold and Silver. Dia,
mladßaevelry,, Gold and, Silver Watohea, ara
kinda bY vanable - erfieleet, "for "any length o:
time agreed on. The goods cannot be deliverer
without the: Ticket.
JO - Me flows frort,7 A. M. to 101 1 .1 L
is 2/
Straxiberri :s or Canning '
NiTow'is THE 11111 LE rues EANNINC
111 and pres • 8 wberriea. Those select
ed for this purpose Old be of good- color. Bohr
in inb=of firm hare, and of superior flu
tor. snob a can be , found darink
the fitrawberryieationl at S. KNOX'S' Establish
mat, No. 29 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh.. Order,
dray ble leftSdtber at his stand in thematic.; or al
Horticultural stare r reit,
N liti
]STEW Gnsi I
We have an eletaa
Trlmmin_■gly
Iturnishing 7
Elpabroid
Frenoh Draped., an
Head Neta, etc., in I:
for CASH.
al9 781darkit et.'
CD
DUNS—
/lab 200 Boxes 61. R. Bunchllaisizs;
150 do Layer do
'-halt 11101. , ,A1d
'loo' - do aorLayer do
60 Rego Seedless do
_Drums Sul
Ink, received andforsaltana e do
rzm , REYMEItBB,O4 4 .
, lidilltO _dp
andl2B Wood street.
& T a l i VACKR•
ChM tLaEttndets tandr..am" fittlaa Preferred.
Xing=
INo./5a Wood Pm*
rTF;T ' SV •
TORS.
0.1 PATENT AGENCY
ROOT. W. FENWICR
Z' For the past lons
as years Manager of
SE the : Washington.
t. Branch of ticten
ataxia b
Patent AZene,y
I and for :Fifteen
!' 'Years in the Pat
'.pOit A.geney Bust;
nein.
• 1100666ary to procure
a Patemtiaws seatfres
once of Patentee
3H►B is!' AUTOS% arm'.
and attractive nook 0
el,
les,
• °Hone, '
Hosiery.
Gloves, ,
- * GiiinMeta.
Fleanre Skirt!, Corsets.
e vanity and tow prices
ACB.ITP&& EILYDEk
between ith & Diamond.
7 ...! - -;:.. , T0 - .#l.t;* bA'0,06.3
tVAAL III ) II 4... - I:4«..:«...jatifia .16 - 11
IROCALAGn &
.VT•rt).l - 1 , P3411.4:1ifk 41Cir
EBANKLIN VENANGO
m3 , 23:1v1
L. BRAOKLUIDGE,
ATTORNEY AT
ittlerbor., No. U 5 JF lIBTI ST:!
J*o
D. .NA C Co! 0 .t 4
."\ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. 'l3 GRANT BTREET
I.I7FIEMMIE, ,PENN,RL.
rmi &BM; • SUR.G.r.O.IOI D T 1- 1
sideoesaor to G. ITT..Biatile, No. 144 BELL ( e
field sta-eet. •
t 3 aiOleo ham...? from Bto o'clock: find from •
r'l4ek. ' fela:lY
IRON IVIA'NUFACTURiIIiS.
AMERICAN IRON. WORKS
plortets • el: Laughnub,
itea - urAerivimm ON
II?. NA. N:13• N A l l IL, Is,
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON.
'smith's Patent Shafting, Piston
WAREEtrosus,
g 4 Water Street and 132 First Stree
iPITTSI3In36. I / 9
la:downer of Franklin And South W ater Streets.
;Chicago. i _ WV!. .
pt . .
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irns....loF.N L. Bprz!... Wk. SyCni4otr a
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
, .
i i JONES; BOYD & CO. -
,
,
- 11.0. II AMU F.A.CI.III3.ERS 0.1 , CAST STEIEIs .
also. Spline...Y.o;sr. :rid A B. Steel 5P11.11703'
Lad AXLES. corner Itoac and-First streets.
n0Z.12 - PITTSBITAGIL ?a..
.
•,CARPETS . ,OIL CLOTI*SSAja.
ot.RPLTE AND OIL OIiOTHB
1
PliC43Cil
NEW DRUG-GETS,
EiMZ=3
NEW BRUSSELS CAIR,PM
sir These aveittet been received) and.
the' LATM AND RICHEST PAM .
the loweetprieee. •
W. 211'CL
B 1 CARPETS, Oil 011Phig,
-Al'-
.111 ' C A, nr!,wi,
• No,. 87 ..el'ourtb iitreert.
oronT PP.EV LOJS TO TINE LA%
11.1 ad canoe in t rites, al clad tallest a,
vantage in offered in nnn-liv.n. Frfit rho
'
W. CYCWlllitaLAUll...al. 014.1111.2;Ut1yi
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lIINNANGHAIII.F. A t.:0,-4P T T S.'
LI BURGH Mit' GLASS IVOR S—Wexe•
home, 119 Water Area, and MS 'dint Arcot.
Pittsburgb.-Pa., thrbb dam" below foe 3iononvi
Bela Howe. hinunrOttlfera of ht burgh Window GlasßDln.,.. Glos. , Ware and Amor.
can Convex (Hasa, CO ier_l2" . aindowa. chore hat
and nubile 4n+
PEOPLES INSURANCE; COMPANY,
Office, N. E. Oor, Wood t Fifth Ste.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE,
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DLICCTORSJ
James D 1 Verner,
Capt. Jac,. L. Rhrud
Samuel P. Shrives.
George B Jowl,
Frank Van °order.
C. llansou Love.
EUX.JaPS;Presideatt.
WATT. Vice Prost.
Seey. 1 3717- lyie
Wm. Phillips,
John Watt.
}ain B. Hs,
John E. Pak
Charles S. Bland!,
William Van Kirk,
Win. P
.102LN.
Wan. F. GARDNE
CSCgk POTASLA &ND SODA tsu—
. PUDE POTASH AND SODA ASH.
I am in receipt ; or another supply of haperies
Potash and Soda Ash. Those who; make , theft
own boa*, qnd.two.ll3o for either of thesti art °le s,e , ill find it to.th-ir advantage to;examinem9
stook before panthasing elsewhere.
JossPai
JOSEPH rLEaux
corner Market street and the Diamond.
corner Market street and the Diamond,. :
MORNING- POSV
STEAM PRINTING
3Elf-SMAJELLISEMENT,
CORNER FIFTH & WOOD STREETS,
P;ITTSBURGE,
HAWN° RECENTLY A4DE
KITENSIVD ADDITIONS AND IItIOTE3IVNTD
TO OUR oFFICIL'
ki li
We are now 'prepared tn canon all order" for
EVBRY DESCILIPTIO, ;OP
110tP4,,ek. : 48.)?. Eli. TING
With aL , p3l 9 h, and ill the Won superior lit 3 Is
We have an ace
SECOND NONE/
In tho city.
And will paj pall:iota= attention to'
itERCANTRE 86 LEGAL PENDING
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4 HEADINGS, coNTRACES.
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lege said Bohol:if BehemOs, Rotel
Bills of Fare,lnvitatioilsoko.
faCilltioa , for printilig -
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Fou CONCERTS& 3/47.KRIEFTIONS
ARE liXWM%PAiSISEDI
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