isA4Boutus,
-157 E
MUG° RAILWAY
TO &LL POWTEI IN TER WEST,
SOUTHWEST AND ifIORTH WEST.
ABGEBILENT.
Commencing Angust 15th, Igo
-
TS VINOWNATI AS QIIICIAL,
Indianaablia. St. Louis and Ching ,
shorter than by any athot route.
vr.4.?XM'Ol:)
Fast Line.
6ubni4h.....1,00..,,i. 7.10 a. sa. 12,30 p, in
aghany.....1,10 a. in 7,20 p,„ 5;2, 1,00 p. to
Arrives
teVae--941 0 1 1 .a. „, : i tt 8,20 p, En., 7 3 ,, ,, 1A D.
8. ..
te rn
%.1 . .na0........8,85 p. a. , . 8,85 a. at
FOR COLUMBUS. CLOCIZINAT/ tt Sr LOUIS.
e..:...8,45 eirl. r.i TAO r. tn. 8,50 v. tm
F ..
lal lPl ilie4' bul4 4ai 1 1 ,8 0 6.:121.
C a
ti.. 4,90 p. te, 104.15. r. m.
U 0 a, m
n narelle.6,29p;m. NASH. 135 '
at L0tue....:.;.7,50 al to - 64 4 15 . / , . n ,
An 'Trains thronattio Cbleairo trittout. - ottnnu
of %re. . • .hr
pl •8, .—The time tOeineinnatt IDA, mune u
by_ Stanbeaville. Vibe on •trotli:Ltamlimmiet at
Col bu n . and paaaeagen alrgo Ink , Pad/4HW
together.
I I Agri r A RDWItERS . _ •
AltltArg AF prritguitau.
1 1 - ; oXsnrem...-;'..1..-...........—......9.00 a. at
, eago MALI . . .......... -12,15 r. m
•• , ottuatti turiA7iiii. .................... p. to
Aooottisopenacci
it TRAINS—Brom Pottered
stemetattettlba..iterbear Coar.
,
. ,
Learn 4nive LTO Arrive
grienton New Beaton Allegheny
i tgitr ligw- la /0,40 ilip 6,15 a m &Mrs=
t
1 oo m ugg ul —I ea ain 2,,20 adi
Vse 6,25 , P m /5.1 0 p m 2,511 pm
I Pm 5.1 3 .05 3 , 20 P M 5,00 PM
tbstaima run by Columbus time. which le
-12 mins:tee slower than tsbargh time.
i
gh Moket Dit
a good cm the woommodatton trains
sold et rednaed prices.
g fa &0yg1047 4 %10110,2 train oonneetn at
2 inWirdekett forisiew eagtle.
ecumeetMlVlUMEam.
etc for Dew Cutts. Mercer,
Youngstown.Ae. 1 1
At Orreine. Ohio. and from Atillersburgh.
• • • , to.
At •Viro, , mint Varnan. Shelby,
Beam • s plit ti tazott, eta.
A . • the Ware.SpthigteLLOol. =bus,
: . , • • __, Ituda.;Puton. ergelni. Saint
r - -, - ; a, elm,
At liggia for Sidnet Detroit, Dayton. Toledo
0
li its.
Arf i t s,
o, Pt arr u i p st L . VO:T e ttle b r m t .
Slate M Lathan& ator k lllitn!AL .
& P ar ut4 ' ar il° trabinlor tat Wk. is !n ln
pewinsooguft nag setanatota.
Nor anther: notion_ W., Snowy Dakota
Mug ig. _.cio IiPARN, TWtet Ag't,
Ii or, e in ta_ A u. , sr Btatirg. Yotaeursb.
=UV VLSZILDY Agaul. AllegiteitY.
l .1 'ANIS General SaTerniondent,
, P. g : s: , General Pa.-wager Agent
fuljar v erai;',4RlTTS li apt -*fen
•• 1 -/P g ..PAY! • _
• 'Aticlizi.N
On u l i niter MONDAY. ''•AL -Leis%
Dieu leave the - Depot of th.o reiamerlvania
Ea in Pistainniii. as follevp ;Aix
_aPrrallalfitelaffira§___
E.• VIA BMWS ISN'Veisi.E.
we
40 a d au A. , 1,00
4ioo 4;00 s.s3. , fi
r ' p. je .
9,60 " 14,15
IMO • al t ati "
4voi ...I 4.20 p. m. 640 a. m..
Too a. m. sl6 p m
So chins* orearibotwoon . . s id
alaustL
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE.
Leaves
.
00 igLm 5.10 • m 1%30 p . m
teril i t° o "1 ' till '"
1t: 4 4 -
r. .....7.4.64 1! 10,221 " 4,55 "
1/4 391111 :LL
Octon hy l , g, at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio
. and at allillatr with Central Ohio
eilroac t , fur ZenreviDe, ',ammeter, Direleville,
Ohltunines and•Chichdpau, Indianapolis and Saint
I anis and points west.
P/TTEIBITBAR AND CLLWELAND LEND.
skits 'ttsbur b..-.. 4 1,00 a. n. 12 ,6 0 14,n.
11:0 a. .» 4,45 2, 00
t aw,
.„_,,,,';;; 6,10 " 4,14 "
0 _........a. 6,45 " 4,40
do laismi...., ....:: 5,00 " 5.42
Arrives Caeveland....;; 0,12 - ts.ao "
OcraAeotipg at Baykd with Tmearawas :branch
for New Philadelphia; and Canal Dover; at Ain
gam with Pittsbprgh; Fort 17a,vne and Chicago
Nailread at Hudson; with Cleveland, Zanesville
oft.gCincinnati P it for Alton, Onyahota Falls
l .111erhurg. antlj at Cleveland with and IS
for Ifrie, Darikirk, and Buffalo, wit CSi T
for Tokr.le, Dattoit, ,:Mango and the north-
Me ? .
I li:nine Aeccatrail;aation leave,. Ist 4,00 p. m.
turning Tralgt,irrive at 2,20 a in. 9,12 a
Mirk:and . 2,00 p ei.
AIM holds to Lan orominoot points in the
weet.southwert, north or northwe,t. can be vre
eared at the Liher"4 tarok devot, iittAburgh.
JOIIN STE,W.A....IR.T, Tiokot Agont,
Per further partiogjars nilf.? to
WII,UIA.M. attWART., Arent,
At the Company's ollsa in Frcieht atailon. Nark
.
street. ,1 nail
/802
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND ill"Fiili] MONDA I. MAY sth ,
IinIiVINIA lama LIIIROAII,
EIGHT WILILY TRAINS.
PrEITILIEWITAIL MAIL 'T IL A Zi
leave;henna. , or Station every :normal?
tyrisl, ee t a ilit t ly) at a hOtj u b=z i gt e nj onlyooun at
burs .f i ptige and WashEncton. an a ct
ow : is ntAwn root
IS .40. tCi , RPM'S TRAIN leave.,
• at "' UP,.., 1 [1. oto/Vin
aonagrrtly ot v ial eta
i'fl. - ..
.iinekiwitiston. anrittiAMWouil for
—t ht, _ 1
, i :i •• • : MEI leaves the station daily
If .....•• - :- , at SAO R. tn., stepping only al
q Ac y, , staring conneeOng at Harrisburg for
o:EI a it. TRAIN. with Pusan
'sr i• a , —ad,olives the passenger station
=
. , . Celngislola_
wa
oigeptiot) at DX) a. at,
. - orWpw4 retrionitb. d etaPPIES at all
notions. ' 1
ACCOMICIOD:ILTION TILA/NAI.
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
leaves daily (anoint liendaY) at 2,45 D. m.. stop
ptnj at all stations and rannleg ea far se Cone
sluttish. 61'
FIRST ACCOMM ODATION TRAIN for Wall's
Watson loaves dab) , (except Sunday.) at 0,40 a. us.
~. • IND ACCOHXOPATWN T_RAIN for
NI, sulk* learn 1 gaM. (except msy) at
11: i RD ACOOMMONATION TRALN for
0 s dad, holowO-'4114. (extapt Zwattayr st
JQPRTR Acgot i m,p_Rtvor :rpm to !
folip. m . 4": ' I 7.4 41°" Y ' 4 . 411 FM 1 "Wn as
TEE CTRTRC2 TR AIN Ef rr
Loaves Well's St at 0.03 o or rei are ing
kneel; I'l nrghAt IS.SO pm. i
Iltetrenillimsla =ATMS
ri
ARILIVN IN PTTINDURGII AS FOLLOWS:
• - i
.--••••••••-......—...........12423 p. m
Eli ;:::: —l7 l - ---- ---- -24:3 5° 6' m „, -
awn .G.011746A72177 - 7::Li0,05 t. rd.
to y 'o' B 4tion AgopmmaaaTal.....3.B.o a. m.
~,, .la A. A
... oornmodaticz f i liA tk . m.
al W OA , . . . 4 F,*, , ,
at 1% , c i i ; ....... 6; I f:,. r, :
tw
at : t-'- .. AWOUII lritit: , ' llll .L et
abhstawa;•? -: . ntesodspass4Wisti licii
gig with ditotmt )4 1 ,. t.: .4.• Watt.
T 4 s vo ng ..7% i gt eel itgreatly to they
wm: sot or egt,_to travel - by the
f di
1, Aw i t RALLEOABs. as the Gomm
m tio to* offered elna:ot dm sPrpaased oa
WV other maim. Ths NOad is ballasted with
=sad is entirely free from drat. We esa
Safety r -BPpesiwarni Comfort to all who
mu favor thie Note! With their patronage.
.1041 B.g I - '
To
rum
ir5a...........•
__MIAS 9
Tfrk0...................... 10.01)
i l s iti ß 3 ...................... 8.80
1:1 ..-...-- 7,6
~
lirß6lMPadi4* to all elofflon@ on the Penn
;
iriVniii Kalirciad. A to Pbliwilivbi a . g a m_
andand New York .
Pasengens pareheetny ttekets Pc es.r3 will
be an sZaaa tfoxrding to dim-soca trar
ia addition to the at .tint rates, exc3pt horn
Atm the otmipany kw no agent.
WX/46 Ow* 'Pf lost flail 0034PanY Wll.l
Uld therm ren4atible tor peroonal bage
bpd a 64 e not egeoeling SIM
N: X.-:-.4, u vf.vuoi# /au. had, been employed
=Ty bad baitgag?to and from the
et a not o tyCrAli* AZ coats for eaoh
IVO and
robes af ttt ,fi. l
and
pT t
' ~, STEWLIST. Agent.
&Os Pease. . er BtatiOn on Libertr
thai Gnat sized& 1 ,.,1 noZt
ALLEGHENYINSIMANCE CO.
Or PaTiißiJaalf.
7. 1
orancit, Mo. 67 St - p2th hg., Blank Moak
_ - ....!
ElidAtIAD33.
EW irollatE VIA 4xvcs AND
ItAIL&OM).
IRDIARAPOUS AND CINCIRNATi R. R
Connecting at Indianapolis with Terre haute.
and Terre Haute and Altos Railroad, to St. Louis
Ind Lafayette and Indianapolis New Alb and
Salem and Michigat Ventral Railoads for CB CA
-10, ItOCK ISLAND. BURLINGTON, an all
torrnediate points.
Thnough Freight--Train to INDIANAPOLIS,
TeRRB HAUTE. LAFAYETTE and PERU.
Freights and Norm:skarn carried from Cinciri
n tti or Lawrenceburg in less time than by any
o her route by twenty-four hours, and at. en low
r rtes. The only road by which shipments eau be
midefehm Cincinnati to the Walt, without break
in - bulk. •
bp's unutnm rub made to J. E. GIBBONS, ?.get:
at Cmmunatvi, or ..B. CUTTING, Agent at
LawreneekttegN . trill receive prompt attention.
aatt to. tar, go emission; go CEA Va roe
D Vedt LXsl4vszvm sr I. A WAX-4 OS. 1311 an.
Per forthef inf , i 4 ..eation apply to THOMAS
NEIGA-M.(Ne. Ifirr Witter street) agent of the
Company, who it prepared to give TitaatTen It it-
KIPTIEI IDS passengers and freight to Indianapolis,
Tara haute. , T C,itiaatro,:Pera. Green
castle; Crawfordsville, 'Chereictn.Yr.ris and Mat
teotti kn., kc. It, President.
JtillN CREW., tiece:;il Freight Agent.
mt.•,9
OLSTERi7~T 3..
_„.„.
UPHOI ISTERY,
NO. 85 FOURTH ST., NEAR WOOD.
'VIRE SEIStSCRIBIERS MANUFA C.
TURK and keep oonstantly •on hand every
article in their Tine, Cornices, Ornaments.
Curtein . Oemia, Comforts, Feather Beda, Mattrmes
of all'kuide; Mao, the celebrated Patent Spring
Bak. MI kinds of Shades. Blinds. and Fixtures.
sir - Pidmp; attention given to all orders for fit
ting li,r4 liOnr. down Car_ pets, Oil Cloths &c.
ROuV;Ffar • •i• ; RatizatTs a E.N G
HOTELS AND ,R:ESTAURANTS
SAVAGrE
No. B3G I,lberty Street
Next to Penxisylveais Praaengei Depot,
JOHN SAVA GE; Proprietor.
1,111,4.V1N6 TANEN AND PITTED UP,
AA- with all the modern improvements. this po
pular resort, the subscriber isprepared to accom
modato his old Customers and. the public reeor
ally. with the best the markets affords. Oysters
will be served up in every variety of style during
the seamen. Ills Wines, Liquors and Ales he feels
oonfident In roootnmending to the public for their
excellence.
Oen. Bucket and Shell Oysters received daily
and sold wholesale and retail. •Ithlyd
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND,
TIROS. STONE, .Proprlet
AVINO TAKEN AND FITTED 111,
AlLat b great expense,. with all the modern im
provements, this popular resort, the subairibiii
Le prepared to acoommodote his friends and the
Public generally, with the beet the market
affords.
OYSTERS wilt be served up in every vsrloty of
style dnring . the dem on.
LIQUORS bud ALEd he fools confident in re
oommending to the publi,: iz.,r their exoellenoo.
sYr•PAEALS served tip at ail hours, and DAY
and:N . lOM DUAliDifItS taken. aptly
.7E-1. ITISE,
- NO. 22 DIAMOND ALLEY,
PITTSBURGH.
R. IHE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES
to the Public that he is in daily receipt of
FRESH SHELL AND CAN OYSTERS. GAME,
Arm. and is prepared to accommodate the Patrons
of 'hist old and well known house with everything
in.the eating and drinking line at the shortest
'natio°. JOHN SEALER.
jalthly Proprietor.
MANSION 1101.1 SE, GEO. AU RENTZ,
Proprietor: No. 344 Liberty street, just be
side the Passenger Depot of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. which maces it the most convenient
hone in the city ior ya:aongore arriving hi that
road.
The proprietoy having. at oopm.tarfible ex-
Hense, fated up, in eLscel lent style, the NSION
OUSE, would rezpootfulty ;elicit a there of
public patronage. ills Larder tyri , t ',tar will be
.ftimishod vfrith the best the e_nrhtd 31:14 r.P.,,rd.
folly ,
ANI.) :LIQUOR/3.
I.l! .. sonTne AND DIALI9
BrandieSi Oordials, Wines, Did Mononga
hela . ar_(l Bootiiied Whiskey,
.
NO. A2_o "..*OP:UtD P.ltliditurgh
taaexa _ •
te . , co.,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
ROCKAWAY.% SULNI.F.S AND SLEI.OLES.
No. 1,57 Penn StrOC - f, Pi tsbargis.
*Tr - All wqrk WatZ:Vit4.-.1 to ire ut the best mate.
tiu.l and
OEM=
Ftc 1•y - r .`5." P.i , “ n'?.
ISuccoerwr-to
h01x ,, a).«) in
Fora,lan Fruits, Cwilect:J.euaty
Sngrivi,
NOLL 1211 A NI) 12S WOOD ZiTii.gla.
Pll.-TbF111.13,611
THOMAS FA aLP.Y'S
FURNITURE AND CHUB WAAEHUUSE
No. ie.4 FEDERAL ALL EirillfiN Y
Undertaking: in all Its branches, will reeeive
erallaFt atteet , oll. Orders can be left at the ream
at the Livery Stable of Slr. JAMES FLOYD,
Ohio street. Ailewheny. sel3:ly
APOLLO 111 A, LL HI LLLA N &LOON.
OHAltLEaJAlLD:Skilt 7 would remind his old
friends and matelners that he ie FUJI to be retold
at hie old eland - APOLLO ILk.LL. entrance on
Yourthlqt e,-has aIWaYI on hand the beet
enalitttg Vie andp connection with the
eblhazd italoon, with good
tables. belle an ow,
Re*ember the plains, Apollo Rail. Yodrth
ear Wood. entrain.* from I.',,arth.
111111,101Nt i lt 14/1,%1Nr.1 le LASS et: IPeC
'CCM _
- :11A FII fo 1.1 .
NOS-221 -NAST 2 W.ENTY-TillitD STREF,T.,
1.73 usint : E Lip „t 215 PENT Re:
STRRET. hotabltAin.: lsx.. NKW YOKE., F..-
tablislied Iti S. 'this Letablishment has been is
OnoeoBg l l l G;wtatiOn ' l F y ears, rikvi it rho Largest
of the; kind in the-United Stares' ' Vie have on
hand t r m inufactured to order every deecription
of LOu It ING - LASS, ' CT I RE, AND PO R
TRATT I , RAM k:ti, Plain and Ornamental Pier,
Wall. Oval and Mantel (Ramses, Concocting Cor
;wines, Base ;and Bracket Tablee, with Marble
blabs, Toilet. Glassee,-etc, '
Moulding for Picture Ira:nog, in lenaths mita
for transportation, either Gilt, ..Berlsau, Boas
wood, Oak, Mahogany etc. Om
new Manufactory and cxsonsive facilities enable
us to fourni,stany artiek in our 'them good as the
beer, and mishbap as the °hares...at • -
DEALIAIRS ARE INVITED TO CALL UPON
mi when tlaer-iriraulicw York. We claim to
able to ritikbly,i Masa' with every article an our hoe
whiohitioruma Dtt - dAbly'regilire, at prices - lower
than they can i.urchase Mei:hero.
Orders Erg wail attended to an.h. yronquhtein. Dc
,tot fair to call mitts nou.eisit New • York.
Office & Warerooras, No. 215 Centre St., N. Y.
my2:3mcl ...HORACE V. BDII.EII. Ae't.
LANOBETIVN"
GARDEN AND FIELD SEED,
:WM/BASTED FRES AND la EN l; EVE
- .itar74.444 a-general assoftmeat o
lawricailairreel Imptigurnts, Y rnl
Shade and Ornamental Treen,
received and for sale by-
BECKHAM It LONG,
N 0.127 Liberty street.
next &ono Hare's Hotel. rnh22
Baur° fining, bay a pair of
ROOTS.' SIIGES. AND GAITERS.
AT BORLAND'S
Cheep Cash Store,
an 9 99 Market street. 24 d or 1 I:
H. H. SMITH,
NCr "1" A. It 'Sr I. 1 - T 13 I, C.";
PITTSRUAOH POET. FIF Di SIRUP
VALIIAIif,II; NEWICIIi LEY PROP.
EItTY FOR SA f.X.—Thrre-flurth aeres of
land pleasantly situate at lire tui-utes walk fr. in
the Station; large variety-of ehnice fruit and
Shade trees. grape vine. en.; a faret;y to a aFi.,n of
hall, parlor.,. library and tWeiVD excellent
cellar, stable, ion house, largo garden with fruits
and flowers all well arranged and in good Prder.
!for price and terms apply nt 51 Market street.
S. CU BERT bt SONS,
str.f.l Estate Agents.
soi:rw .1,1 6 43) A CALE N'S .11.1 V Wlf ICE
1.04:1('S REVOLVE:It Yl a rka
for flak
1,0,1 now Tirri,Tv s-rn
to1,1"1" 41EVILI.V FAL '4, ALL SS 211:S.
Old and Nap: tur tr. b 7
‘VII 4 TRT LI?.
13
_ .
KINDS OF
`,ldol3oßl#,
cowry thspt.
A3le V FE, rtfitti A li D
Hpooa7-3)orrie ba.adlo by
Foe vow!? ZerETLEI . 1rA1.5",4 6tr , at ,
ler,‘NYL.seslirOLSll . ?S rlll A .
rifib street
;: 1 4. n 4 11 - 11 r
lEEE=
taPtol3 A? 1651
~P~i9FF~dlitl~3.
FIBS INSURANCE
BY THE
RELIANOE MUTUAL INBIIRANOE
OOMPANY,
op PHILADELPHIA.
On Build.in Limited. or TorPotool. Merchan
dise. Phrnitnre, Etc., in town or
country.
orriez NO. SOS WALNUT STREET.
Cash Capital, 5229,510 00.
Assets, 5603,505 96.
Invested as follow, yin
First Mortgage or Improved City Pro
perty, worth double the amount $155.605 00
Ground rent, first class 2,462 9)
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 14 cent.
Mortgage Loans, $30,000, cost 27,900 Ot
Philadelphia city 6 cent. loan 30,000 £0
Allegheny County 6 cont. Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loans —..— 10.000 00
Collateral loans, well secured 2,50 J 00.
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage 10an..... 4, 0 00.00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock —. 4,002 00
Stockf Reliance Mutual Insurance -
Company 24.350 00
Stock of County Tire Insurance Co 1,050 00
Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00
Commercial Bank do 5,135 01
Meehanies' Bank do
2
012 50
Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip 160 0)
Bills Receivable. business paper 16,297 18
Book Accounts. secured interest, etc.... 6,216 72
Cash on hand and in hands of agents.. 11.385 15
OtA5OB
CLEM TINGLEY. President. 96
DIRECTORS.
Clam Tingley . Samuel Blapham,
Wm. it. Thompson. Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown. William Musser,
Cornelius Stevenson. Benj. W. Tingle,.
John R. Worm!, Mamhall IE4
H. L. Carson, . Lothrop,
Robert Toland. lea Leland.
'Frederick Lanni& aoob T. Bunting.
Charles S. Mood ith Bowen,
James S. WoodwaretJohn Bissell Pittsburgh.
D. decretarY.
J. GARDNER COFITN. Agent,
mylti Northeast'oorner Third and. Wood ste.
JSIILAWARE MIITUAL SAFETY IN.
SITRANCE COMPANY—INCORPORA
TED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL
VANIA, 1835. OFFICE S. E. CORNER
THIRD AND WALNUT pREETS • PHILA
DELPHIA. MARINE IN URANCtS on Vas
els Cargo an 4 Freifht,_ to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES on Good's. by Rivera.
Canals. Lakes. and Land Carria.gaa, to all p arta
of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES on Mer
clschandise generally. on &Kee, Dwelling Hawes,
DIRECTORS.—WiIIiam Martin. Edmund' . A.
Bonder. Theophilse Paulding. John N. Penrose.
John a Davis. James Tranquair, Win. Eno, Jr..
James C. Hand. Wm. C. Ludwig, Joseph H. Seal.
Dr. R. M. Heaton, Geo. 0. Lbsper, Hugh Craig.
Charted Halley, Oatnuel Stoked , J. F. Peniaton.
Henry Sloan. Edward Darlington, H. Jones
Brooke, ibeneer Thos. C. Hand. Robert
Burton. Jr. Jacob P. Jones, James B. M'Farland ,
Joshua P.„lfir.S. John B. Eeinple. Pittsburgh', D.
T. Melissa. .B. Bauer, do.
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOS. C. HAND. Vise President.
LYLBIIIIE. Bee.retary.
P. A. DiAD.EIRA, Agent,.
Je29 No. fa Water street, Pittsburgh.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
73Y F I kit, 7E .
I E FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
-IL COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, OFFICE:
NO. 433 and 487 CHESTN UT STREET,
near 11114 h.
STATEMENT OF Aka:IRIS, JAN. Ist. 1860.
Published Agreeably to An Act of Assembly.
being
First Mortgages. amply secured . . ~.$1 . 8 96 .393 58
Real Estate, (present value $106.313
61.) met 102.995 25
Temporary Lours on ample Collet
teral Seourities. ... —.. .. 8).135 56
;kooks. (present value ($36:667 r4i
cost 89.766 66
Notes and Bills Receivable —.. 1821 (:03
Oath 27,919 33
$2.2( 51 68
The only)) refits from t re minim which this oom
paily can divide by law, are from Alba 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 incorporation, a period of thirty
years, thoy havo paid losses by Fire, to an amount
wiceeding Four of Dollars, thereby af
fording evidence of the advantages of Insurance.
as well as the ability and disposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
. . _
Losses paid daring the year iHigift, 862,in8 36
DIRECTORS.
Charles W. Hauler, Mordecai D. Lewis.
Tobias Wagner. David S. Brown.
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
Jacob R. Smith Edward C. Dale,
George W. Richards, George Fates.
CHAS. N. BANCHER, President.
EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President,
Wkl. A. STEM.. Secretaa_pro tem.
J. GARDNER COFFIN Agent,
myl6 Northeort cor. Third and 'Wood sta.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PiI"fSBERGH.
GEORGE DARSIE President.
Y. hi. uoßpo.N. Secretary,
Ca •t. R. D. COCIIR.AN, Geu'i Agent.
No. 9,%a Water street, (Spans & Co's Wnrehonse
tip atalre.e Pittabtlrgh.
Will insure against all kinds of FIRE and MA
RIME P,Filif3. •
.
kihnOr in stitution marr.god by Directors who
are well known in the cm:own-0:y, and who aro
determined, by prouTtnea3 b/Ild I tberpaiv. to ELM G
tain the charucter which they have linantned, an of
foridit the best Protection to those who desire to be
insured.
ASSETS, OCTOISEEttOLke, .111341.1.
await Aecountd (", , 1.000 X)
Mortgage 2,160 00
Office Furniture
04 , 6 a Aecouuta, ..... ....... 7.i348 43
Cush 11,351
Premium :14 otes F,Gtxs ix)
Pots &nd Bilk diboounted_ 144,U75 14
kg,hei.2sl
DIRECTORS.
R. Miller, Jr.. James M'Auley.
Nathaniel Holmes. Alexander Nimiok.
George Darsie Wm. H. Smith.
'Chas. W. Itioketson, Andrew Aok ley
Alexander tipeer. David M. Long
Rees J. Thomas Beni. Bakewoll,
John B. M'Cune. mylS
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY BF PITTSBURGH
INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES.
SAMUEL RSA, Secretary.
WM. BAOALEY, President.
Ot Car. of Market and Water M.,
Insures against Loss and Damage in the Naviga
tion of the Southern and Western Rivers,
Lakes, and Bayous, and the Navi
gation of the Seas.
Insurea sayainsi Loss
and Damage by Fire.
Wm. Beesley. .4.5. Part, Jr..
Wm. 0, Johnston. 13. Y. Jones.
Reese Owens, T. M. Rowe,
B. Preston, George Bingbam.
g. M. Kier; Joins Bhipton,
Jae. X. Coops. B. Rarbanh,
J. Caldwell, John 8. Dilworth..
0. H. Zug.
mlL29:lydh
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPAN Y
NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House.
Capital 6219,100 denote $304,949e
MANE ALL HINDS OF I.
V 7 SU RANCE. either Perpetual or Limited.on
every description of Property or Merchandise, et
reasonable rates of premium,
ROBERT P. KING, President,
M.W. BALDWI ,N Vice President
DIRECTORS.
Charles Bayne, S. R. Com
- S. B. English, George W. BroWn.
P. B. h 5101817. Joseph 8. Pd.
C. Serman. John Clayton at .
3. J. Mairarge E. Wiles.,
F. Bwannuan. Secretary.
J. G. COFFIN. Agent. -
.174:1y Corner Third and Wood streets.
.11110. MOORELEAD,
COMMISSIOI MERCHANT,
POaraeEALIO7
PIG METAL &ND BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATER STREET. BELOW MARK
PITTSBURGH.
AXES MILLINGAR, MONONCIA_HP.—
fLA PLANING MILL, would respootfallP in
form the public that he has rebuilt since the fire.
.nd having enlarged his establishment. and filled
I with the newest and must approved maehiner7.•
now prepared to furnish flooring and Planing.
ooards, soroll sawing and re-sawing, doors, sa s h
and ithutters..kiln dried. frames, mouldings. bog
making, Ae.
Sorra Prrraarasz, Sept. 7.1657. ja2o
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT NO. 89 MARKET STREET.
LOOK AT TAB PRICKS
LacikNs English Lagting _Hod aaitore for $l.OO
forth 4c1.2..
Ladies English Lasting Congress Heel Gaiters
tor .sl,ffh worth $1.75.
Ladies Nnglis Laeirsg (7onrress heal Gaiters.
0.„50,_' worth $74.t. , 0.
Ladies Fine French Morrow,* •Boo! Boota for
,s 7, worth $1.62-
Ladle/5111e Ooat Congress Bed Bode for 'VA
forth $1;75.
balijee Fine Noroceo tilt • pore for ate., worth 75,
Ladies Fine P.1:1 Slippers for 75e, worth al.3;1„
ocher creeds proportion.
JAMBS ROBB,
ito M, argot stria: near Mutat Boon.
egg.
POST.
DAI
TH GIRSD
IY MORNING, NOV. 13
Water for Stock.
A good dr i
bly as refre. l
ple. But, 1.
all domestic
;ught of good water is probe
big to beasts as it is to peo-
I the month of August, near 4
!animals suffer far more than
for want of good water.
hrive fur better if they can.
of pure water; and if mulch
'rink stagnant water wherever
; it, how is it possible for them
usual flow of good• milk.
cable for them to do it.
.le allow water to stand in
after day and compel their
ink it all up. Did such pep
, k water from an old dirty
kir it has been allowed to stand
ine for two or three days?
t• ;the . experiment ot such
• ait for the' result; and then
repared to express a correct
hm• such water is as good for
sultry days ot August, as pure
I be.
we imagial.
Sheep will
have a plent
cows must 4
they can fin
to give thei
It is imprac,
Some peo
troughs day
animals to d
ple ever dri;
slop pail,
in the suns
Let them tt
water, and
they will be
opinion whe
stock, in the
water would
Water tro
be cleaned
of August,
them severs
ghs and water tanks should
•egnently during the hot days
nd fresh water pumped into
times during the day.
require a good deal of pare
weather, in order to produce
ow of good milk.—Country
MilCh co. l
water in hot
their usual
Gentleman.
Pugilistic
The Lon
approaching
King for th
vroach of
length fairly
lovers of mil
on Sporting Life says of the
prize fight between Mace and
Championship : The close ap•
his great encounter has at
awakened the curiosity of the
ling. Opinions are still divi•
last battle between the two
ded as to th
gladiators,b.t Maee's friends are sanguine
that King • ill not be able to reverse the
issue ou the first occasion. Both men are
now directin!their mindsto active training.
The most : mple arrangements are in
course of u:gotiation for the accommoda
tion of into ding spectators of the fight,
and an enti ely new part of the country
will be sele .ted for the battle. While
1
upon this s ject, we may mention that
there are fr sh rumors of Heenan's again
having is sh for the belt. A gentleman
largely assn kited with the P. R. assured
us, this wee , that the 'Benicia Boy' will
quietly awai the issue of the coming con
test for the •hampionship, and then chal
lenge the w' titer. It is needless to say
that lleeua 's second trial of strength and
skill would reate as much excitement as
the famous 'arnsborough fight."
rinza, Oambria 00., Pa.
()reason
, LIGHTIVIIL AND POP II
• eof stn - mar resort, located direct
the Pennsylvania Railroad on the
L Allegheny Mountains, 2.300 feet
•el of the ocean, will be of en for
. 10th of Juno till the 10th of oo
ast season the grounds have been
•ed and beautified, and a number
ve been erected for the accommo 7
liee, rendering Cresson one of the
and attractive places in the State.
has been thoroughly renovated.
pleasure, and the sufferer from
a, will find attractions hal e in a
ry Stable, Billiard Tables; 'len-pin
eta., together with the purest air
the mow—magnificent mountain
ound in the country.
Timis Di
A ULAR pl
ly on the line o
summit of th
above the le
guests from t
tober. Since
greatly impro
of Cottages h
dation of fa
most [OM nti
The furnitur
Tho seeker o
heat and disc
first-class Liv
Alleys, Baths
.and water, an
scenery to bo
Tickets, goo
phis.. $l6 O
For further
for the ronrol pip from Philadel
rout Pittsbuz gh, 05.
nfermation. addres _
4.W. MULLIN
Crosson Eiorbms. Cambria Co..
ANOIS COLLEGE,
ST F
OF DIE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS'
STITITTION, BITIIATED
ETTO, Cambria county Pennsyl
ea from Cresson Station Station, ma
e between Philadelphia and Pitts
rtered in 1858, with privillges to
- ist° Donors and Degrees.
!oliege in one of the most
iits— this portion of the Atte
lug r-ovorbial ittr its pure
4 1 ., aresque scenery,
eommences on the FIRS'i
sth of STGUST, and ends
'5 following. It is divide 1
'dents cannot return home
All the Apparatus neooe-
Mg. Engineering, &0.,
)3, the instithuon to the
UNDER CAR
ralills
D. IN LOI
vania four m
the direct ron
burqh, Was oh
°outer
The k
ghat y
water,
The
MON
abuut
into to
t-..tt eel
- as; f,
will b
Student
Initr
ehcrge
rears
oval Musk forme no extra
11 be admitted from elle t
unh ood.
Tuition. payable half yearli
rn Laugnageil, eztrti
at ion at the College
rade to the Rt. 1160'. Binhup
T. C. lieynolda..tat. Mary's
Ilergymen ofthe Pittaburgi
sal
ant
Waal.
Stud
Refe
O' Cow
Lbrett
D10.30'
1 .1 AIN
elg- 4,
1 1 44 4
h 4
CUII FOR MIMI,
q.) :1
TIM GREA
lIE PR POI ETOR OF THIN RED!.
IL Chi E h ring made it the study of years to
concentrate th • life of the Pine Tree into a Medi
cine for diseas : of the Lungs and Throat, is now
offering to cuff:ring humanity the result of his ex
perience. Thi • truly great and good medicine hi
prepared with :: mat care, the tar being distilled
expressly for i is therefore free from impuri
ties of omen: tar.
It has our • more oases of Comm:option than
any known re edy on earth.
It will cure ronehit ta.
It will core sauna.
'twin care ore Throat and Breast.
It will cure'ouhts and Cold s . and is an
nvaluable re edy fo g rdiseases of the Ittdneyx,
Irtnary Co plaints.
se- aware of Counterfeits VI
you have t e Orspipsia use WISHART'S
Dyspe in Pills, and if they do not
cure y ugo to the agent of whom
Yo Purchased them and
receive your money
• Please call a his store and get a descriptive air-
War. A box f Pills sent by mail post-paid on
ecept of One eller.
N .10 South Second street, Phila.
Q.C, WISHART Proprietor.
.EI3SIL, No 140 Wood street
Bold by Dr
no9:lyrod
AUCTI
N SHOE 11 0 U S E
IFTH STREET,
adios' Boots and Balmorale
Men's Booth and Balmorals
theca' Booth and Balmorals
d Balmorals,
P a and Balmorali,
Lots and Balmorals,
than the Cheapest.
Boys Boots :1
Youth's 800
Children's•B
Clieepe
'IIILDING LOTSFOR SALE
Elituated on Rebecca street, Alle
: g a division of a large garden, with
bbery„ etc., and easy of aecess by
1. ay. Persona desirous ofseouring
, ant location for a residence are
ted to look at these beautiful lots
:red at low prices, and on easy
IA Fee the plan at our office.
CHOICE 1 1
vILY pleagantl
gheny city, bei
Fruit trees. Fhr
Passenger Rail
a good and I.le
particularly in
which are off.
terms. Call an
ft. 0UT11.13141 . 4i80N8,
el Market street:
NliT B l2sF — raßsl
10 Bates
SO Bags
20 do I
30 do
30 do
50 Box.:
O Kegs
20 Bags •
200 Bogs
In Store and to
Irioa Almonds;;
angudoo do
leil? do
F.Vniglieh Walnntrn
•
i ilberto
% rail Nunn
Shelled Almonds;
I o do
000 d Cocoannta-
L frkan Pea N ate:
rrivtr and for sale b
RHYMER k BRO'S,
Nos. 12.8 and 1A Wood street
. —THE PARTNERSHIP
ititor between Owen 14IePlro7 anA
I ender the firm of MeELROY
led en the sth rlity of October, by
len Ni enrol'. The bwiness of the
settled by the goreivine naMn•r.
HIJO4II,SAELSOY.
OTIC
latch• exi
II ugh Mef:lror
w.v. di •‘Ol , ,
the death of
lave firm will b •
nerllsed
WELLING FOIL RENT.
arbto+a t triet, A bin. two par
e, ki etninttlYnnlii: pantry
bnin a ate pomae..loll. A.P141.
• S. CUTHBERT .11 . BONS.
51 Market itroet.
BAnGE •
B. Eituata on
eit ebego k 1
UPI lArgt) rftt :I
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eibiiihilit' .. .
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131 Address
JAMES P. BARE,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
COlusnat Firm AND wool) VREfrie..
TriTsßeftiVEL 'PAL:
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ME=
DOLLAR AMOS BANK ;
•
66 FOB vrit STREET,
OHABT RED IN 1855.1
nova DAILY, OM 9 TOlt O'CLOCK;
U also, an We*. day and Saturday evenings,
fromMarllst to No ember lid, from-7 to 9 r'elook
and from November list to May Ist. from 6 to S
o'clock,.
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Dottadi. and a dividend of the profits declared
twice a yeas. in June and December. Interest has
been declared semi-annfially, June:mini Deoew
ber since the Bankwes organised, at the rate of sin
per cent. a year.
Interest. if not dawn out. 4plaoed to the
credit of the depositfir as prhad and bears the
same interest from the first days o June and De
cember. compounding twice a year, without
troubling the depositor to call or even to prtr.icit
his pass book. At this rate money adll double in
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Books .con Charter DY-Law.s, Raley
and Relations , ed grafi, on application
at the office. • .
GEo r t a c r ALß errr itrat .
John B: DPFaden ct i l f' l:lla Ciaurrer eithook.
John Holmes. , John Marshall,
Alexander Speer, Jam 8.8. D. Mends.
Beni. L. Fahneatock. A. . Pollock. M. D..
James McAuley. Rill
James Herdnum. Wm. J=¢Bon.
TIMM. •
Alexander Bradley James D. Kelly,
John G. Baekofeir, ; Peter. A. Madeira.
George Black. ' John H. liellor.l
John B. Canfield.. James Ridlea
Alonzo Carrier, Robert Robb.
Charles A. Colton, Walter P. Marshal;
Wm. Douglas, John Orr.
John Evans_ Henry L. Mums%
Hopewell Hepburn. Jilhn Shoenbetgot.
Wm. S. Hayen, Win. &Gamer%
Peter H. Hunker. Alexander Tindlo.
Richard Hays, Isaac WhiUser.
Wm. R. Lavely. Christian Yeager'
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CO
CHARLES A. COLTON.
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lid • - and Exchange Brokers .and .Dandimain
Notes. Drifts. Actentances, Gold. Silver Mid Dank
Notes. Exchange. , on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantl9 for see: • 2 .
Collections made in all the titles thronghustaa
United States. Deposits received in par Make or
currentpaper.. ti 7 Market street.lheiMvezu
Third and Fourth 'streets.
war. H. WILLIAMS & O
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WOOD STRIET, CORNER THI
ALDERMEN.
JAMES. M. TAYLOR;
ALDERMAN,
OFFICE: 4SI Penn Street, Filth Ward_
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MAIM;
ILI Deeds. Bonds, Mortgages and other Legal
Writing Drawn. Acknowledgements Taken and
Bills Probated. anecly
JAME A. FETZER,.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
POE THB BALI or
Flour, Grain Bacon, Lard, Butter,
Dried Fruit and Produce
.6enerally,
Oorner lfskOet and First Streets,
•
• PITTEIBURGH,PA.
REFER TO—Piaui:la G. Bailey, Hsu, William
Dilworth, Sr, E 3.1 Cuthbert & Son, Pittsburgh,
Boyd & Ott. Heitker & Swearingen. S. Brady,
Cash. M. & M. Bank, List Howell Mangle& Co.,
George W. Andiwson, Donlon. Paxton & Co.,
Wheeling. my2B:2ptfis
T. T. ki 'GUM & CO,
14 co IURE, sic N,
1:1211:1
I TAL PAINTER
Clair Street,
,ESNE WAY, seoond dory.
rested to se will be neatb• and
ooZ-ly
ORNAME
No. 2 S
[ CORNER DIN
Ail or en
Pro/aptly zoons • I
-
F URNISHING GOODS,
Ic
S TABLE FOR THE SEWN
MAC UM. dt GLYDE
Invite attention. to their stock of GENTLE
MEN'S and YOU H'S
Linen and Traveling Shirts,
Collars, lies, suspenders,
Linen age d Silk handkerchiefs,
Gloves,, Hose, Umbrellas, &e.
ARMY SHIRTS,
And Soldiers' Furnishing Goods, always on hand
at, MACHUM GLYDit, S,
anl2 Mariet st.. between 4th .f< Diamond.
IMPORTANT
TO
INVENTORS.
PATENT AGENCY. 0 , 1 PATENT AGENCY
01.
4! .
t; ROBT. W. FENWICK
pa For the past four,
W' years Flarnager. of
M the Womblngton
10 Branch of Nolen.
igtlflo American
10 Patent Agency
?end for Fifteen
, Years In the Pal.
Vent Agency Baal.
DEWIT C. LAWRENCE. I
For Twelve Trails
an Officer of I the.
Patent OMee.:;•thei
lnet Your sis
Member of the
I
Board-of Ap eal.l
NOTE—AII infobriall
Patentand a copy; of th
oharge. .. • ` , J,
Refer tapresemt(Com.
David P. Hollow: • .
on neiwo. t6 - proeurs
e Putout Laws sent free
onor of Pstenti. Hon.
do.2o:tf
A.Lerirk & JEINV.V.NS,
Plumbers and Gas Fitters,
NO. 165 wodn STREET, OrPOSITE
FIRST CHURCH, PrrESBERGIR
AND
47 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY
NEAR Still MAYOR:S 01,7101/.
pIUMEIL HYDRANTS. SHEET LEAD,
1 — Lead Pipe. Plg and Bar Lead, and Plumber's
material in general. Oil Refineries fitted up in
the moat approved manner. Tanks' line&Leador
Copper: Boesei fitted with Water and, Gas. Biz.;
tuna.
apa
.Vit B. All orders promptlY attended to.
PEACHES AND VINEGAR—
600 BUSHELB DRIED PEACHES,
U BARBELS PURE CIDER VINEGAR
_ .
In 11re ana for rale bi
WILLIILM BAGAILY,
18 and 20 Wood street
LOAN OFFICE ; -•
RENE. Y. W. CIM 1 . 0 T T .
NO. 100 SMITHFIELD STREET
Nefir the corner Fifth. Pittsburgh.
111110 NET: IN LARGE . AND. SMALL
inantities loaned onrGold and. Silver, Dia,
monde, Jewelry. Gold and Silver= Watches. and.
all kinds of Valuable artiolte;:for any . length of
time agreed ea: The goods cannot be delivered
without the: 'Neolced.
Mr'Onloe Game from 7 A. K. to 10 P. IL
ip2o'
•
Strawberries, for tanning
NOW .115- , THE TINE FOB CANNilifila
and preserving Strawberrieit. Those Watt;
ed for this*Purt 00 should be of good 'color, solid
in substance of firm texture, and of atiPerier fla
vor. Exactly such a berry can be found daring
the Strawberry season. at 'KNOX'S Eatabliih
ment, No. 29 Fifth street. Pitb3burgh. 'Orders
mayhe left either at his stteod in the market. Drat
Horticultural store. je.l6
New sloops! NEW GOODS II
We Lave an elegant and attractive stook o
Trimmings
Furnishing ;Goods,
Embroider ies, Varieties
Notiona• •
Hosiery.
Gloves,"
eat mtlets
French Drsperie land Flexure Ginrte lot Toriete.
Head Nets. etc.. in, large variety and prier
for CASH.
MAORIIM & GLYDE,
aul9 78 Market Bt. between 4th a
AVON'S— ' •
Ket. 200 Boxes M.IR. Bunchßaisbut
150 do Layer do
100 Ralf Boxes M, R. do
100 do tdo Layer do
50 Kegs Seedless do
25 Drums Sultana do
Just received and forsale by
RRYMER k BROIL
ses Nos. 126 and 128 Wood &net.
IWANTF.D - -
o +, . A u LABS PACKER,
NM that'll:limbo:ids Loza n o fitting pri3forrid...
CBMRRTZ A BUMMER'.
001 l No. MS Wood strut,
paoramstoirki;crAupti
AL, X lIIIALUTOC....
IicCALIVION't kERT3
saneoirtrf-sr&
';; I W,NJLiGii CO,
itzr ,
OFF/CIE, NO. 136 FOURTH f3/-4
a. D. 11A.14i000.1i
ATTORNEY AT LAW:
NO. 78 0.13AN4; BTiE
rri • ANIL; NIIIKIEWI D JENTI
incoessor to G. W. Biddle, No. 144 Sin
field,street. .
/Kir Oahe hoots from 8 to ko'clock. and from
to 5 o'elock: felrxly
IRON MANUFACTURERS.
AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
Tones dr Laugh
mmarrAcrarmaa or
IRON AND .NA. I 11-4 St
'JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON.
Land's Patat Shafting, Mu, Reds, Plata, lit
"w`.A.B.En otinsi
SI Water Street and. 132 First titre
• PITTSBURGH, •
'And corner of Franklin and Month Water tlixetra
Otdraso...
TBtAd TorneA.L.lops L. Bo 1:11...Vim. laTtnzouto
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORK
'TONES, BOYD' & CO.:
MANUFACJVCRERS OF CAST STRE
il n d . ..k e it zi„ Erc i geT Rcxs low.a :g p t iTr lt g . t t t e ° g im e% "
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &o.
• OAB,PtTS AND OIL OLOTHEI
linaees
NEN DRUGGE TS,
76 %piece.
NRWBRUSSELeS CARPEL
Sat- Thasehav,_e , net been received and atv
the LATEST A N ) RICHEST PATTERNS,
the lowed prim. - ,
msemarrocici
PITTSBUGII. PA.
lIEW OARPETI; OIL CLOTHS, 'fie
87lraikritli Street.
'DROUGHT PREVIOUS TO THE LATE
111 1 advtmoe iripiices, of which the tallest a...
v,aiitage ie offered in purcha!„ , a FOR CAM del,
W. CeDrubbaill...D. otnarneeaku
1 D. DECIMIN O. MCCAW.
iIIUIENINGII.4.ILS & TS.
4.J BURGH . CITY GLASS WORKS—Wares
house, 119 Water street, and 156 First street,
Pittsburgh, P three doors below the Monorail,-
h'ela House, Manufacturers of Pittsburgh tat,
Window - Glass Druggists' Glass Ware and .Amer.
oan Convex Glass, for part& windows, churches
and public brilldinss. alit
I - 11mm POTASH ASO SODA ASII—
PURE POTASh AND SODA ASH.
I am in receipt of another supply of stiperies
Potash and Soda Ash. Those who make their
own Soap, and have use for either of these arti
Ilea vrip find it to their advantage to examine mil
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
JOSEREI
SOSEPII FILENING.
corner Market street and the Diamond.
corner Market street and the Diana; ad.
726
MORNING POSk
STEAM PRINTING
P,S'rA.l3l-dISIXI4ILMNT,
CORNER FIFTH & WOOD STREETS,
FIAVIRCI
ILITENSIVS ADDITIONS AND LISPROVEYNNTS
We are now prepared' to exeouto all °Mare for
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
BOOK dr JOB PRINTING
With dispatch. and in the Inca suporior style
± We have an office
tii.oo/433 TO NONE
, - -
And will pay partionlaiattention to
RAILROAD,
lIERCATILE & LEGAL PRINTING
arx.r.s OF TADISTO,CIRITUEARS.
I=4. HEADS, swiss, Imam
• CERTIFICATES, REGISTERS. -
DRAT FICRETS, RECEIPTS,
Shiny Cards 'kl& Bills in Colors,
I =
Showbills, Handbills, Labels, Col
lege and School Soheines, Hotel
Bills of Fare,lnvitations,&e.
POSTERS, . PROGRAMMES, -.84,
FOR CONCERTS & F.XRIBITIONS
ARE UNBI[7II,I3A.SSEII:
WetsclpAra implate Esti s eLionastoTriß
pig WORK
OF, EVE 'DE§CRIPTiON.
School and College Catalogues,
Miscellaneous : Catalogues,
Constitutions, Reports, Neel's,
BLANK ,
LETTER MMISADB , '
11001f.C., CIIECHB , srto.,
Banks at : Banking Houses,
FURNISHED TO ORDER.
ALL WORX BIEOI7TED MOILBTLY
Pea* 1111117 1 D1EW16441. 4.4 b, Wood Ota.
REAL LACE COLLARS .A.M) SETTS'
REAL. PUSl4thit.liRENCIk LACE
. .
Infant's lEm!n-oi.deirod" Oars. itntex and Wats•
Ditn;tynnti French Catxtbrio :Ude, CO.
loratie andiniperial Riftlea„Ltn On Cambrio Rana.
erohieng. Edginss, Laces, ad., to all of n10;41 we
invite attention. , EATON. MACRTIM a. CO.,
ae6 17 rift'', street
losnr rat" TiLL TO-310ititolir
1.7 what you should do to-d9y, but go and s.eo the
immense stock of Boots and Shoes eying oft comp
at McClelland's Auction.
V: railway 1 iris
L. BRACKENRIDGE,
PrrTamusfix
wrrrssuizeni, PENN,A.
PITTSBURGH.
Y MIADE
TO OUR OFFICE,
In the nib'.
WiIIELOPES.
/ 133 ADIENGS, CONTRACTS.
a • ,
Oar fatilittes - fotprititing
, :
BARIi & MYERS,
FUENCAL AND
SCOTCH MBROTDtRiEII