Ja,mes P. Barr, Editor & Proprietor.
PINNSIT* IMMIOAD -CHURCH TBA
. ,
Leaves Wall's , Btati3n every Bundarat.::
do Turtio Creek, do do
do Brinton'o, do do
do.- Wilkikisburgh do do
do East;Liberty, do do
Arrive at Pi4sburee, ••••
RETURNING TRAIN P. M.
• ~• i
Loam% Pitts burgh every Sunday at ..... -..1 00
do f v astAet 3erty do do .........1 24
o - Mdnsburgh do - do .........I 82
do -- Brinton's do do .........I 49
do Turtle Greek do do .... --II [RS
Arrive at W . Is. .... ....—.....—....—........-. .... .2 00
al
21 J. STEWART. Passenger Agent.
.
Pittaburgh my 2. 1842.
Aa
brllt:
'
BERLIN ZEPHYR
•
1200 ZEPHYR WOOL, .
Of all the olibioe and favorite shades and mix
tures.
FOOl. FANCY EN'WYINO.
Dealers suntlied in quantity at less than pres
eat Eastern nrioes.
EATON. MACRUM & CO.,
auls N 0.17 Fled+ •••••set.
Read :1 j Read! Read
HIGH ,
Y IMPORTANT
daiRE&T BELIEF TO THE . A FFLICT
NA ht ED. and those suffering from weariness o
si 1,1
TO .E,L, YOUNG AND OLD
you wish t,i4 experience great relief in year
ght, try the Wcrld-renowned
RUSSIA* PEBBLE SPECTACLES.
Purchasers wgl continue to find erfecto only
tion by trYituObese SJPlStaeletErOggni.
n
. 89 Fifth street, poet Buildi ng,
The RusebtPebble inserted in old frames. i
de Oir rired liewaVi Imposters and Pretenders.
b 22 ;1,1
DIME SAVINGS INSTITITIION, No
110 Smithfield street, opposite the Cu tome
House. Chartered by the Legislature.
OV
PARK, Jr.
VIOL PHICSIDE2iIII.
Wm. H. Smith H. F. Rudd
Thos. D. Meader A. Iteinemar.
Francis Sellars Joshua Rhodes
John F. Jennings, Jacob Stnokrath
Thomas S. Blair Alex. Bradley
Henry Lloyd: Alfred Slack
TRUSTEES,
Josiah 'Gilgit 0 Zu.q
A.s Bell li Jos Dilworth
B. S Fowler ,i W A Reed
Jas W Woodwell R C Schmertz
F Rahn 't 0 W Ricketson
J M Tiernan S H Hartman
D M Lona " B. J Anderson
Jae W Bazt4 D E McKinley
0 H Wolf Cochran
Wm Smith it E,
W lhmsen
0 B Jonas t; B F Jones
W H Phelps C B Herron
BEOREPAST AND TBILISI:1RM
D. E. MoKINLEY
Open daily, From 9A.W.to 2 P. tr. Also, Tues
day and Saturday evenings, from 6 to S o'clock.
Deposits received of ONE DIME and upwards.
Dividends delelared in December and June of
each Tear.
Dividends allowed to remain are placed to the
credit of the depositor as pridcipal. and bear in
terest, thus cotepounding it.
Books containing Charter. 'By-taws. &0.. fur
nished-at the Office-
This twit:Ration offers, especially to these
persons whosernaings are email the opportunity.
to accumulate lby small deposits, easily saved, a
scan which wi lbe a resource when needed, their
money not onWbeing safe but bearinginterest, in
stead of remaining unproductive, myl2
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
7 rut. JOHN HARVEY, HAVING FOB
Jll.l upwardi!of twenty years devoted his pro
, fessional timel , exclusively to the treatment o
AM ale Difficulties, and having succeeded in thou.
sands of oases in restoring the afflicted to sound
Hhea nowolyth, has no entire confidence In offering pub
.
" Great Amerloan Remedy,"
DR: HARVEY'S
CRONO-TI ERMA'. FEMALE PILLS I
Which have never yet failed (when the dim
lima have, been strictly followed) in re
moving difficulties asking from
OW:motile:1. or Stoppage of Nature.
or in restoring (the system to perfect health whet
coffering from 'Spina/ Affections, Pro/akirme
the Whites, or other weakness of the Uterine Or.
cane, Alec iatall cases of Debility or Nervosa
Proetration, Hitsterice, Palpitations, ko„, Ace. , jeo:
which are the forerunners of more serious disease.
SOL These Pile ore peeeetly harmless on the con
stitution, and vilty be taken bpi he most delioatefe•
mate without cawing 'di:stress: at the
• samd time
they act like re, charm. by strengthening, invigo
rating, and restoring the system to a healthy con
dition, and 'bylbnnging on the monthly period
with regularity oo matter from what cause the
;abstractions may arise. They should. however,
not be taken Anting the Rid three or four. months
of pregoaboy, Clough safe at any other time. at
miscarriage would be the result.
Ruh box i=is 60 Pills. PRIOR ONR DOLLAR.,
mad when d will be sent by man pro-paid
by aagy advert/died Agent. on receipt of the money
_BRY AN, 'Rochester. N. Y., General Agent
sold by Druggists_generall_v.
- J OSEPH FLEXING,
Corner Market street and the Diamond.
aulBclvatieoVvis Agent for Pittsburg.
Ntris
-125 Fraili-Trioa Almonds:
10 BaleSi.angadoo do
30 Bags zialv do
.49 do IT glish Wahaann
30 do ililber ts 4
30 do SD razil l tits;
60 Boxes phelled Almonds:
20 ' , so do do
2h Bags 4000 Coco.nuts;
290 Bags AIr•QUI Pea Nuts: •
In Store axed teirrive and for sale by _
REYNI ER DUO 31,
I s Nos. 126 and 128 Wood street.
A RMY isHIATS,
I 1 li BOLDEEIIIB' GOODS!
1
Neti styles selling cheap, at •
. 1
i MACRUM & GLYDE.
set 78 Mk ketetreet. bet. 4th At Diamond
IBALMORAT, SHIRTS ,
legool4
Real; Scotch and Domestic Makes,
All rieviOtyle2 and choice colore r
received beforeos laq great advance. and for sale
wholesale and retairby
IIEATON. MACRUM & CO, c
L. 17 Fifth street.
SOLAR OIL WORKS COMPANY,
OF. PENNSYLVANIA:
AFTIOB ST. OPLLB BT.REEZ, near tb Bridge,
11113-Addraea
J. WEAVE'S. a... Secretary and Treasurer.
ra,l9-tf .
WALL PAPER
FOR AUTUMN 0F1862
A complete assortment of beautiful
PAPER BARRI:NIGH,
of all styles. bitheitbefdre the tcadyance, will
be Cold at the ttu! low prices.
W. P. MARSHALL;
see sin. 57 Wond street.
FOR RENT '-- The third and fourth stories of
the new titilding No. 21 Fifth street, n ear
Market. The fourth story, 22x1.00 feet. is being
fitted up for a fi rst 01a..s LAGUERki.EAN GAJ.-
LERY the loch ion being one of the best in the
city. The third story is two comoartments, well
united for offices, and will be rented separately or
together. Apply to JL. OARNAIGHAN.
sop') F edors4! et., near Diamond. lleghen3
CHILDREN'S . SOES OF EVERY
O
ct..o.iptiOnnt .11"ul 114nd'a Auction Hausa
66 Fifth treat:3lBBoa° Han.
I:IIICHLES4 SAIL CE.
&C.-
200 doz rP. 4i }4 gallon, & 1 gallon Pickles
100 do Tomato Catsup:
10 do Wnlnut do
100 co P4Pper Sauce:
. 10 do Worchemershire do pts and 34 pints:
10 taseCOlivetc
• 10 do I,Caperm
15 nog. Engli,h Chow Chows
sdo do Cauliflowers;
sdo oio Ficoacilly;
6 do , [4o - Onions;
gl) do hio •Gerkins & Mixed Pickles:
20 do 1!?.do Mustard:
20 do French do
elh9 &SRO'S,
qi Nos.l2nand 128 Wood street.
iBEAT riSALE OF BOOTS AND
.;-hoes at &Wand evening at Me (.11ellaicdhr
*NOM r
lIN lU tE MEN HAVE ARECIVZD
d ta 0 -we woulist7
The e Philosophic Burner.
JUN' NYDEN , S NEW DOITRLE-ACTINti
4NI. .Phaceopirio Burnet‘forearbon Oil in now
ready, It possesses many advantages over the
Commbn e Staners.
•
I. leicialces a large or mall light with perfect
combtistion., e
2. It will burn - an.* quantity 01 oil with safety. ,
3. ft can bensed with a long or short chimney.
4.-It can be used•as a taper, night-lamp.
5.' It can alWays be made to burn economioally
6. It--is more easily wicked than any other
burner.
A.M.
IES
, 9 20
9 25
42
9 50
10 15
can be trimmed and lighted without re
moving the cone.
8. It throws all the white light above the cone.
9. The ebb - nue; can be removed or inserted
without touching the glass.
These burners are the common No./size, and
can be put on any lamp now in use. Every per
son Suing Carbon 01] should have a Philosophic
Burner. Pries 25 cents: per dozen $2. Bold a
No. 52 FOURTH street, Pittsburgh.
. ie2s-Iydw HAYDEN.
NATEL ONA. 01 C.
''EXTE ARE NOW BIANIIFACEITHENG
VW gthis article, which for brilliancyin burning
freed d& of offensive odor, and tratu3cy
color. (which color we warrant to be changed
age or exposure ) is unsurpassed by any illumi
nator in this or h'estern markets. As a profitable
Oil tO the consumer, we can specially recommend
it. Also, our manufacture of
CAUSTIC SODA,
Used by all large Soap Makers and Oil Refineries
which excels 10 per cent, in strength all the make
of English Soda brought to this country. OW
manufacture of
SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE; SAL 1, &C.
Are so well and favorably known, we trust the
mention is sufficient.
All orders and inquiries win is. . 4— ` — "•, 4 ly at
tended to by addressing.
GEORGE COLiatru , ag4r.t.
Penna. Salt Manufacturing OempanY.
24 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
tielft!fretw:fe
TO THE PUBLIC.
PECIALLY
Jldthoignorantandfalse
13'310de:et of all denoml- • • ' .--
nations. treat secret and
delicate disorders, self- -
abuse and, diseases L % .://
tuationa common and in.. - ,„, ••••••?...=
client to youths of both • .
sexes, and adults, singliket tnarrited. Because
Da. BR4.I4BTRUP' publishes the! fact cf hia doing
so, the ignorant and falsely moditet are dreadfully
shocked, and think it a great mu very immoral
and for contamination and corription among
their wives, promising eons and daughters. Their
family physician should Da cautious toleep them
in mnorance that they do the same as Dr. BRAN
3T 17P, (except publishing) last a lucrative prat
tics might be lost to them among stupid falsely
modest and presumptuous fiumliea, born and
raised in ignorance, sprang up as mushrooms and
who compare society, intelligence, serum, doo.. to
loners and • cents, mysteriously, meanly orilb
gotten. It is to pultlicity, however, that numerow
parents and guardians are thankful that throb
sons daughters and wards. previously feeble
sickly and of delicate condition and appearance
have been restored to healthnd vigor by DR.
BRANBTRUP, besides many before-and after
marriage through him have been saved much roil
fering, anxiety, mortification. & o. Spermatorr•
ilea or nocturnal emmissions, ate oomeletely mired
in a very short space of time by hie new remedies,
which ara_peouliarlyhis own. They aretompounds
rem the Vegetable Kingdom, bar•ing seen the
fallacy:of the Mercurial treatment,hehaa abandon
ed it and substituted the veritable Femide dis
eases are treated-with market strocesa—navinx had
over forty years (40) experience m their treat
ment in hospitals of both the Old World and in
the United °dates: leads him CO say-I.o' ail with a
fair trial, health and happinetw will , again bloom
upon the now—palled cheek. Trifle no longer with
montebanks and quacks. but come and be cured
Consumption and all of its kindred diseases, of
which so many annually fill our comitries, can
now be relieved, -providing they attend to it in ,
time Full particulars ems loehad of soy treatment
by proouring a copy of the Medical Adviser which
is given gratis to all that apply Raving the ad
vantage of over forty. years experience and
observation, conseqnently, he has superior skill
in the treatment of special diseases, and who is
laity consulted by 6e profession, as well as recom •
mended by repeatable citizens, publisners„ pro
°deters of hotels, & c. Office Ald Smithflelo
street, near Diamond street. Private communi
rations from all parts of the Union strictly at
-ended to. Direct to
Elm soo,
defirlydaw Pittsburgh Post Office
jkAKLAN 11 PROPERTY FOR sA,CE.
iur —A band,otne tw , , story brick dwelling eon
taming six rooms and a ••itthen t with between 3
and 4 acres of ground, on which is ever 100 bear
ing frui. trees, shade u-ceo, shrubbery, Am; two
never failing springs and a well of good water,
Possession given immediately, for pli , e and
terms apply to IN. P. SMS*YEB,
au2T 47 Wood street.
11 . 1 HIS DAY—
Just opened a complete assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
W. H. MeOEE & CO.,
my 9 143 Federal street. Allegheny eau
NEW GOODS
WiHAFE JUST RECEIVED FROM
tte East a large and chain". selection of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
for Gents' and Youths wear, etnbracings nil the
newest styles COATINGS, OASSIMERES AND
VFSTINOS. MeGEE & CO.,
143 Federal street
Omni lVf ark A t qnn Arek. All otrh *lnv mv9
6,2 PE4 .11AL NerTICE—TII.E LASE IN.
stallment on the a , ses..ment for Grading and
paving made under the supplement to the oity
Charter is due, and if not pasd before the Ist of
October next. wilt be placed in the hands of the
city dolicitor for col lection, subject to costs of suit. Wftl. EICIIIIA U M, Treasurer.
.E.U.R.O.PEAgN .A.C.4 _MN CY.
THOMAS RATTIGAN, EUROPEAN
Agent, 115 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa..
is prepared to bring out or send back pasengers
from or to any part of tho old country. either by'
steam or sailmg packets.
SIGH DRAFTS FOR SALE, payable in WU
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road. Also, Agent for the old 14,1ack Star Line of
Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steamers sail
ing between New York, Liverpool, Glasgow and
Galway. fell
WM. ILSMITH "JOS. kt. HIINTEB
WM. H. SOUTH & co,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
NOS. U 2 SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS'
de23 PITTELp • RCM
BAGS! BAGS I ! BAGS! I!
AD
20.000 Seamless Bags;
6,oooOnnny Bags
• 1.000 Bowbdy Sacks;
2 500 Large Heavy Linen .
5,000 Army 0 As and Corn Sacks;
500 Salt woks—For sale by
• ' HITCHCOCK, MoCREERY & CO.,
ael2-3mis 131 Second street
INDIA RUBBER BLANKETS , FOR
SOLDIER'S USE. stiffen, r to any of the so
called "Oum 'Blanket'," which ar4 nothing more
than Oil Cl th. the article we offer is warranted
water proof and alke unaffected by heat and 0, Id.
which funot the case with oil cl th. Another sup
ply Jun received at the India Rubber Depot, 28
and 28 St. Clair street.
sel6 J. & H.' PHILLIPS.
WIELLIAM DAVId
114.112/80N A. 0017 M. Special Partner.
Gemara) Partnere.
O r li do COFFIN,
(Bu i eeemre to M'Candleas, Keane C 0..)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Corner Wood and Water Streeter,
PITTRIBTIRAGIif. PA
USAVELi ;PELT. AND CANVAS
R 0,
RH A TERI ALS CONSTANTLY ON
A-TX hand, for sale'with instructions; Also
IRON SATURATED 4Y)R ROOFS.
Our work is not to be excelled by that of any
Roofer in Western Pennsylvania.
B. P. SHOPE, 75 Smithfield at,
jitgE.grixt Pittsburgh.
lIDER-720 BARRELS CU 01 CE
DERRIst, received on consignment and for
for sale by RHYMER & BROTHERS,
189 - - trow. - 128 and - 1216 Wood a .tro.t
-----.-
APPLE* -75 BARRELS GREEN AP.
plea juitzesoived mad f Tule by
: . J $24.1D3 A. FETZER,
ile£o donor lirasket waft% meas.
.., ... ~ ~
.
JESSE JOHNSON,.
ANIBAL COMMISSION 111101111 d,
AND SEALER IN
Flour, Grain and all kinds of Country
produce, Wines and [Jailors,
Cigars, Tobaco, &e.
Kir Liberal advances made on ISOLMignMentg of
Mali WINES.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 237 SOUTH SECOND ST
serviy PHILADELPHIA.
WM, BRICE & CO.,
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO: 15 SOUTH WATER STREET,
Philadelphia. -
.1111.. Liberal advanoea made on consignments
when required- , myl-lyd
FRIES & LEHMAN,
NO. 813 MARKET STREET
Jobbers in Cloths, Cassimeres, restings
cko., Jc.
Always cm hand a well selected stook of Goods
suitable for the trade. myl-lyd
IMPORTERS OP
WINES, BRANDIES, &e
AND DEALERS IN
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NO. 5 NORTH FRONT STREET
PHILADELPHIA. mrplo:l7d
JOHN B ELLISON-WM P ELLISON-RODMAN B ELLIS ON
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer
WITH
LONG-COPE Ar. rv.A.8.403m,
MANUFACTURERS if IMPORTERS.
-OF
MEWS FURNISHING GOODS• AND
A 4 .
FRIEND IN NEED. ef IT—DD.
TRH
SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMITT is
prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet; of
Connecticut. the great bone setter, and has been
used in his practice tor the last twenty years with
the most astonishing success. As an external rem.
edy: it is without a rival and will alleviate pair
more speedily than any other preparation. For
all RhEumatie and Nervous Disorders it is truly
'infallible and as a cure for Sores, WOnd2,
Sprains,Bruises, &0.. Rs soothing. hcalinf, and
powerful strengthening properties. excite t e just
wonder and astonishment of all who have,pvez
given it a trial. Over four hundred certificates of
remarkable cures, performed by it witnin the last
two years. attest this fact,
R E. SELLERS k CO.
d en.:l ydaweow Agents for PittF hrRII
HTCADQ 411.TERS PET \ . A
W. SIM e.S DISTRICT.
Pittsburgh, t•ept• 21. Yi'L I
OBEDIENCE TO ORDERS FROM
Adju a,.t (lone al 1tw,,.e11, all military organ
izati ne two et 3. a rted for II at ri,Lorv, nre nott fl
ed "to,remain at th. it respective homes for the
f.present—to kcal, up their orivtnizatiou and await
rthernrders."
Captains of Companies whose orgar tuition is
not yet reported to these Bear quarters are re
quested to report without delay.
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS.
PUl_ll7Ol%l ttir. CO..
APUT/OTURERSOF TIVERYkARISTY OF
FINISHED BRASS WORK,
DAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Aar -Particular attention to fitting Oil Refiner-
Braes Castings of superior smoothness made to
order. Steamboat work and nearing gener
ally.
"Z•Ross' (HI Ne; Davy'is Safety Lam_p;
Gas Brackets and t. lents: Corner ST. CLAIR
STREET AND DIIQb &SITE WAY. fel3:tf
Young's listing taialerou,
CORNER VIRGIN ALLEY 'AND SMITH-
Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the
season will beterved up in thoUnost palatable
etirkei. tll,l YOUNG,
0014 earner yirein alley andAuithtleld
HOPE COTTON ;MILLS,
SEAMLESS BAGS,
' 12 Inches to 40 'locket; Wide.
Sir Orders may be left at H. CHELDS,& CO'l3,
133 Wood street, Pittsburgh. ; no3l:ly:is
WILI4AII. HAl'a' r klLXY,
WHOLESALE CHOC ERu
4:11
1 14 8 FMR L SREET, opPielte Cathedral
REAL ESTATE AND GENER!AL AGENT,
DEILIIIIB IN
NOTES: BONDS. MORTGAGES Ind other Ekon
ritier
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
ASMALL RED COW. ANY PERSON
will be enitablY rewarded by
leaving word at Martin's Grocery, on Rebecca
ere.* Allegheny, t nposito Pattdrson's Lumber
Yard o by droppia a note in ;tho Pittsburgh
mitOffice..
vul2-tf 1) H. WTLLIAMS.
GREAT REDIICTIOS 121 SUMMER
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS,
JOSEPH B BORIANDi.
Market street, seeorardoOr from riftti. 1,26
MIVERT BODY IS A N OIIS TO
ALd hear fro.° their friends i i th ,p.rrny, end njso
t knew where o hay Rent.; a d.h es ^bean.—
The pl ee i a at M'ClellarKre.-F5 oil h street.
CIHOICEIMILDENG LOTil FORSALE
rdeaqintly situatel ort riebeciea Ptr et, Alsi
glieay city:being wdiyision of; a larg,t g , rd .at it
f , ult trees: Fh•llbbety. , 1C Rua ease of eel:was by
Passenger Rai way. Persenariteuq r faeoering
agoorl and t leasaut 1 , cation for ft reddenee are
partl ularly invitxd to look at these beautiful lots
which are offered at low priceai and on easy .
14 0 1.5 . je a n sus se. i i iisajm Oat offloiS! - •
895113, •
THURSDAY
MILADKIIMA ADVIITISBUNTS,
PHILADELPHIA,
E. E. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
JOHN B. ELLISON & BONB,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND YESTINGS,
NO. 339 MARKET STREET,
(24 door below Foorthy)
myL•lyd PIIILADELPHIA
GEORGE GRANT,
IN ZTEKT DZSCRIPTION OP
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
.myl-17 PHILADELP II IA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
No. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
myllyd PHILA DELPHIA
211 S M. 111QwE,
A. A., A. Uen't Porn's.
FIELD STREETS;
JAMES H. OHIT,DS.
Allegheny City;.
,MANtriodOTIIIIIMB oe
AND OF
OSNABITELG-S,
NOS. 18 AND 20 WOODISTREET,
PITTEIBURO
CHEAP CASH STORit OF
fr 4. A , - i:10 11
is T. Y....1'a-P.V
* r~. ~.is
~
1 ;7 IT'
Emma
MORNING, OCTOttm 9, 1562.
ELECT TAAL'i.'
E OLD SOLDIER'' STORY,
'ALEIOiIrIIt pus.a.s.
[Concluded from Yesterday.] ,
ok the nacket with a bow.
ave seen'—thou understaudest?—q
een ' "
t.
it
have
.4 0 .1
An
door
t)r w.
the d.l
he opened the door himself, the
y which.l had entered; my conduc
s awaiting me. The emperor closed
ioraffer me, repeating, "Dust, dust,
od all amazement on the. three
me!" my conductor said to me.
left the palace by a different route.
'ge was awaiting us in , the court
he gate of the palace looking on the
ka Bridge was opened, and the
started at a hand gallop. We'cro ss
place, and reached the banks of
• va. Our horses rushed upon the
d, guided by the belfry of Peter'
aul, we traversed the river. The
night • as gloomy, the wind howled. in a
moor ful and terrible manner. I had
scarc: y noticed we had reached dry
groun ere we arrived at the gates of the
fortre:s; a soldier. asked the password,
and le us in. The'sledge stopped at the
gover . or's door. The word given once
again, we entered his house as we had done
the fo tress.
‘•C
We
A sle.
yard;
Font:
sledg:
ed the
the N
ice. a ,
and '
"B• the emperor 4 s order." Ilia com
mand soon aroused the governor, who
came .o us trying to hide hia alarm be
neath -ith a man like Paul there is no se
curity or the Niers nor the captives,
for th - hangmen nor for the victims.—
31y gul
he ha,
gardel
hesita
doubt]:
ease
or's or
fined
signal
de made the governor a sign that
to do with me, then he re
me with more attention; still, he
•d before addressing me—my youth
•ss surprised him. - To put him at
.ve_him without a word the emper
.er. Ile took-it to the light. exam
• seal, and merecognizing it as the
1.1 - a secret order, he bowed, made
Ipractible sigh of the cross, and
it. He read the order, and turn•
Le said:
are to see'}
n to see: .
at are you to .4he?"
knbw."
do you kmow?..
1-mained 'for a few moments in
an i..
opene.
ing to .
"1 o l
"I a l
•'W
ity o
"Bu ,
"Nol
He 1
thou e,
„ 0 1
came in a 'sledge!" lie asked
"no
ly hold
"Th.
"Do:
asked.
I hes
say.
"No
main. '
'•\ e
many persona w]l it convenient
s - this getaletaan.go wi.th us?" he
.oilaing my.eouductor.
mord, not knoWing exactly what to
' the latter riplied, "I will re
:,
good; get ready a second sledge,
ur soldiers, let one take a lever,
a hatchet aid the last two ham•
cho3e ti
another
mere.'
The
went 0
added.
"Co
We le
us, and
oppusit,
ed to if)/
in and
We we
an to whom the governor spoke
ildireetly. Then turning to me he
! e, and you shall see."
t the room, with a turnkey behind
walked on till we found ounzolves
the prison. The governor point
: door. The ftiler opened it, went
nghted a lantern. We followed.—
I' t down ten steps and pitf:sed a row
ons then down ten more, but did
1. At last we descended five more,
-ngth stopped. The d ,ors were
d: be Stopped at the one marked
. He gave a silent signal: it
in this abode of the dead, as if he
his power of speech. There was
me a frost of at least twenty de•
teide. At the depth where we
lurselves it was mingled with a
rich penetrated to the bone; my
was frozen, yet I wiped the pers
. from my brow. The door opened
t down six Slippers , steps, and
.rselves in a dungeon of six soare
I saw a human form moving in it.
/ernor remained on the last step,
. to the p'tisoner:
• , and dress yourself."
a curiosity to know to whom this
l as addressed.
on the light," I said to the
of dung'
not sto
and at
numbe
tso.
seemed
had lost
at this t'
greet: o
found A
damp to
marrow'
spired&
we wex,
found o f
feet. ii
The got
and rail.
"Rie
I had
order
"Tar
jail or.
I ea-
He had
dungeo
when a l
piecem
ragged
ked, I
seen. ,
1 a thin, pallid old man, rise up.—
evidently been immured in this
in the same clothes he had on
!rested, but they had fallen off,
lal, and he was' only dressed in a
I.elisse. ThrousPh.. the rags his na
inny, shivering, person could be
'erhaps his
,body had been cov
h splendid garments; perhas the
of the most noble order had once
his panting chest. At present he
ily a living skeleton that had lost
laity, even name, and which was
o. 11. He rose and wrapped -him
. e folds of his pelisse, without ut
, complaint: his body was bent
.onquered by prison damp, time,
it be hunger. His eyes were
.—almost menacing.
. good," exclaimed the governor,
'ered wii
ribbons
crossed
was, o
rank, d
called
self in t i
tering
down, .1
haught •
"It i
"come.
The
the cel
rotten
was iw,
thing o
and pa•
get the
mg. an
ted in i
Irisoner throw a parting glance at
his stone bench, his water jug and
Craw. He uttered a sigh, yet it
f l ossible that he could regret any
this. He followed the governor,
!sed before me. I shall never for
': lance he turned upon me in pass
the reproach that was concentra-
oung," it seemed to say,
obeying tyranny."
ed away; the glance had pierced
t like a dagger. He passed the
the dungeon. How
,long was it
entered it? Perhaps he did not
He must have ceased
Ice thinking of time. Op reaching
1 -rnor's door we found two sledges
The , prisoner was ordered into
that had brought us and we fol-
' So
alreadyl
I tin.
my hes;
door ol
since h;
know '
long si
the gov;
waiting
he one
m, the governor by his side, I in
trout. he -
c ' ,
other sledge was occupied by
the foil soldiers.
Whe were we going? I knew not.—
What w re we going to do? I was equally
ignoran . 'I had only to see; the action
itself did not concern me:
We sred.
Thro gh my position the old man's legs
were b tween mine; I felt them tremble
The go vernor was wrapped in his furs; I
was butened up in my military coat and
yet the cold reached us. The prisoner
was almost naked, but the, governor had
offered him no clothing. Fur a moment
I thought of taking off my coat and off..r
ing it t. 3, him; the governor guessed my in
temion
not worth while," he esid.
we reached the Neva again, and
lge took the direction of Cronstadt
d came off the Baltic, and blew
the sleet cut our bleep; though
had grown accustomed to toe
:e .we could not Bee ten yards be
t
• "IL
Soon
our Bleq
The wit
farionel
nur eye
dsrkne
.ore .
At.taet we stoppedia the midst of a fu
*lone N orm. We niait - hivi" been about
.- r‘. R r 4 .l` i ,:-..,. fr...t.''.?•l C.: 11::.:-' r,:• ~ '
~. i . ...,',1..i 3. i 13;;;C.11' 57: -tAil.ii , i't.: 13 hi.. - Kr',
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• I Io ' . l ai, •1 ;# r.,•.11.1 . 1 . I '; o 'g i. : ; 1' ',1 . •: . •
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A gh ,
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liaB Opened an °Moe at
NO. 90 WATER STREET,
Where he will transact .tt General Steamboat
Amoy business, and would solicit a sharo of ivae
rousse fromsteamboat men. ap24-17d
I F YOE - WANT SOME GOOD NEW
I
Fruit or prepared Mince Meat, mixed, and
all other kinds of Spices, cooking Brandy or
Wine, New Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel go to
Haworth it'Brothers, in the Diamond, where you
will get anew (iron of Fruit and lower than at
any other house in the city. Also a general and
WI assortment of Family Groceries, Teaa, Wines,
Brandies,. and all other kinds. of Fo reig n riin
Gomel:l4 Liquors.
HAWORTH & BRO
deti ' corner Diamond and Diamond alley.
, ^OpE TWO4SEATED SECONDHAND
kir A.:ARAI/0;A in Ode„
wid be s Id at
Si& at • Yrs JOSKPH W •
018., • c arriage Repo- itory. Two Mile Run.
. „
lijoa.ool4-101.1 LW.. COUNTRY' BACON"
AM. alien just roocivai and for , sale by
- - - JAMBS - if, ShaiLER,
miter Idauket and Fint, atreeti.
INIESEME
a leigneand'a - half from SL Petersburgh.
[The glhernoigot off the sledge and went
tip to thaother. The soldiers had got off.
each. holding the tool he had been ordered
to bring.
•'Cut a hole in the ice," the governor
said to them.
I could not resist a cry of terror. I be
gan to •c , mirehend.
"Ahi" the old man muttered, with an
accent resembling the laugh of a skeleton,
"then the empress does remember me? I
fancied she had forgotten me."
Of what empress was he talking about?
Three bad passed away, in succession,
Anne, Elizabeth and Catherine. It was
evident he believed he was still living
under one of them, and did not know even
the name of the man who hid certainly
ordered his death. •
What was the obscurity of the night
compared With that of his tomb l
The four soldiers had set to work. They
broke the ice with ,their hammers, 'cut it
with their axes,
and raised the blocks
with the lever. All at once they started
back, the ice was broken—the water was
rapidly rising.
"Come doWn," the governor said to the
old man. The order was useless, for he
had already done so. Kneeling on the
ice. he was praying fervently.
The governor gave an order in a low
tone to the soldiers; then came back to
my side, for I bad not left the sledge.—
In a few minutes the prisoner rose.
"I am ready." he said.
The four soldiers rushed upon him.
I turned my eyes away; but though I
did not see, I heard.
I heard the noise of a body hurled into
the abyss. In spite bf myself I turned
round. The old man had disappeared.—
I forgot that I had no right to give orders,
but shouted to the driver, "Away, away,
AwArl"
"Stop," said the governor.
The sledge, which - had already moved,
stopped again.
"All is not finished," he added to me,
in French.
"What have we Yet to do!" I asked.
" Wait,"he replied.
We, waited for half an hour.
"The ice has set, your excellency," one
of the soldiers said.
"Art thou sure?"
He struck the spot where the hole had
so lately yawned: the water hadbecome
solid again.
"We can go." said the governor.
The horses started at a gallop, and in
less than ten minutes we had reached the
fortress. There !rejoined my companion.
"To the Red Palace," he said to the
driver.
Five minutes after, the emperor's door
opened again to let me pass.
He was up and fully, dressed, just as I
had seen him the first time.
He stormed before me.
"Well?" he asked.
"I have seen," I replied. -
•
"Thou hast seen, seen, seen,"
. "Look at me, sire," I said to him, "and
you will not doubt."
I was standing before a mirrior: I look
ed at myself, but I was so pale, that I
scarce recognized myself. The emperor
looked at me and went to take a second
naner from the bureau where the first had
lain.
"f give thee," said he, "an estate with
Clue hundred Teaming, between Troiza and
Peresloff. Start this night and never
come back to St. Petershurh. IF thou
speakest, thou knowest how I punish.—
Go."
I went, never to return to St. Peters
burgh, and this is the tirst Gale I have
told the story to a living soul.
ENSINGTON
IRON AND NAIL WORKS.
LLOYD dr. .1131.4t.A.CTAL.
Manufacturers of
ar, Sheet, Boller, Plate, Hoop, A
and T Iron, Nails and Spikes ;
100, Screen. Small T Rail and Flat Bar Railr
Iron, suitable for Coal Works,
Works are adjoining the CITY GAS WORK
Warehoußo. No. 88 Water street and N
e Market street. ilagidey's
•
&pig:Sam-is
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
FOR THE rIdEDY LED PERIIIIM
GONORRHEA. GLUT, MMUS,
Discharges, Seminal' Weakness, Nightly Emis
sions, Inoonticenog Genital Irrita
kulity„. Or vel, Striotwe and
Affew•ons of the Kid
neys and Bladder.
Which bee been used b epwards of
ONE HUNDRED PHYSIOIANEL
in their e gate practice, with the entire mows
supers CIIBEBEI, Corers. , CAIIIOI4II. or any
compound ithertoknosre. _ _
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS
are speedy in action. often effecting a cure in a
few days, and when a cure is effected it is perman
ent. They are prepared from vegetable extracts
that are harmless on the system, and never nause
ate the stomach, or impregnate the breath and
being sugar seated, all nauseous taste is avoided.
No otrange of diet is necessary whilst using. th ear.
nor does their action interfere with busmess p ur
suits. Each box contains six dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Dr. Heirs Treatise on Seminal
Weakness,
alc il dbusee, Gonorrhea,•Gleet, tte. a Pamphlet of
es.-containing important advice to the :ti
the . SENT 1. BEE. Six cents are required to
Pay postage.
DR. BELL'S GREEN BOOR,
A complete Treatise on Gonorrhea; Glees, Stric
ture, Syphillis, 4217, in all the various stages, with
7 P. ascriptions m English, adapted for self
rea tment, without the aid of a physician
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
The Pills or Books wilt be sent, secure from ob
servation, by mail, post-paid, by any amortised
Agent, on redeipt of the monoy.
J.11111(A.N. Boohamer It. Y QenßArent.
JOSEPH PrantiNTF:
corner Market street and THamond
Agent for Pittsburgh.
Sold by all Druggists. ..18.aatowlyde
THE ELDORADO,
(FORMERLY 000 RT ExCIERQUIRJ
CORNER FIFTH k SMITHFIELD STREETS,
(Opposite the Post Office.)
PIKE SUBACRIBEIt HAVING
.M. taken the above well-known stanA will be
lleased to see his friends at till hours. kiiltwino3,
iquors ales, and cigars are of the best.
, e24-Bmd JOHN LUNDY. Proprietor.
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
WM. lIAZLETT
CLOSING OIIT SALE OF
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS,
sup 98 POrket streei,. l , l' L 12oRrieroArati
L
,
A. B
NO. 80 WOOD STURM
i• • •
corner tireoond , 'Pittsburgh.
Manufacturer/0d Wtoilosale and BataUdrclarhs
&Nib&
Cook, Parlor, and 'fleeting litcPres, Grate.
Fronta, Fenders, &0..
a3r In our - sample room • map ,I;si lona the -
ELEBRATED OAS*R.*CISI.cdOK STOVES:
A A. m.
EUREKA 41AiD TROPIO;
•
merits' ca which laitve beenfat:sleeted br
ousands, and the Stove pronounced.. unequaled.
y any in this marked; tbgether with agreatroenr
they desirable patternsl.
have also a very 14 assortment of ..
•
PARLOR AND ITEATItsTG 8T017p3.
embracingeome of the .BEST FATTERNB now
,ffered to the_pnblie. ii.• . ,
FANCY ENAMELED GRA T E' FRONTS
AND FENDERS, of thh newest styles.. Common
Kitchen Bow and Jarciratet; , a.O ,of ;thigh . arc
prig l®' offered at very low P
. i
- Special indocern is offered to builders n
want of GRATE FRONTS.
J. .sc 31 Avievr.EEN,
Brass Floianders,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
All kinds of Br am and. Iron Coeks
made t# order.
A IA,O, • ,
BRASS OASTrNGS, OF ALL.KINDB
Made at the shortest notice.
OIL FIFFINERY'S,FIFJED 11P.
na.A.l order left atTIOWN d< TETLEY'S 'lie
WOOD STREET, will ifepramvtly auentiedio;,-.
The members of this Ono being Prantizal" ma;
ehanies, of many yeerel e . rvrienee in the'btisi=
nese, will insure to give satisfaction in every. re
tweet. BT-ryd'
TEETH ExTRAILIT,m) wertirorT
PAIN by the use df an apparatus wherebY
no drags 1 or galvanic batter 3, t.are - used.. Medi
cal gentleinen and their families have their-teeth
extracted by my procesi'and are'ready. to testi&
as to the safety and pailearaaess of Me - potation.
whatever has been said y persons intereeed - tr,
asserting thecontrarY, VitOr no knowledgeof my
process.l., .
WILAItTIFICLAL "711 inserted in ever/
style, and , charxes az .1 .as will warrant the)
best' of material m tin . c.' es.
.NIOIIDRY. Dentist,
, 184 Smithileldstreet: - .
1
n01417-ia
S. M.
Md-VOYLORPHERB OP •
Pure No. 1 :Carbon 011,
D
- Zi E. I* . • . •
Air - Office on LIBERTY ,STREET. Opposite
Penn'a R. R. Depot. I
SEA..AII oil warranted. I- • atallyd
HERBY W. BBLW&EONT & 00;
-/iIORMERIA OF THE TWO -MI
AV ~USE; dealers 'oreigallre,hdies,
arid Gins; also, Meet.. wiry, Reslibenyc-Wild
Cherry, and Eiinr_ Br. Old .Aihnortaali_
Rye, and other Whiskiee, Jure"iPa:Rtatt,llll36-.
rior Wine Bitters, &c ' 1 ' .
.No.B3Ylbetrlyeitii ot:- : ''
Oppoelte Foarth kh•et:'Pittehurge, i'l.
Iln
Hotels, Taverns, and , Mx atip_plied akmed
orate profits for otob. I: r w Jersey Oiderfor fam
ily or hotel onepooes. ' : Th . :34lnd
. ,
•
1*E:2 , 11431v
LONG. MIAIiER CO.; •
WORXErAT SHARISBITRGH STATX6Belkts:
LEG HENY VALLEY MIA;
*ll - office and Warohoim
23 MARKET STJELIMT, PITTSBURGH.
Manufactures of Inr4nating and Labdaated
Carbon Oils and Bensolai
NO. 1 REFINED OIL, 147.11RiALIVIIED
NON.EX Losiv E. pme.ye on hiuuL 0924:1,.
WILLIAM Citaiß & CO:
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And lirrlorters of
WINES, BRANDIES; GM'S, .tc.
A.LqO.
Distillers aad Dealers in
FINE OLD MONONOAHELA RYE WHISKY
327 Liberty Street,
nahlt prrrsstruals.
J. H. C.4I3IDAY.
Note, Stook. Dr aA Bond and Illort.
gage, Beal Ekitate and 31 - er.
ehandlatt Broker.
OFFICE ROOM No. 12 1 BURKE'13 BUITZING,
FOURTH STRENt. Pittsburgh. Pa.'
1ta.25,000 to iaveot in Mortzage3 and No:4
paper. iny22
.
16,11JSDILIES--
tT 50 ca-lui Prime Ca rams;
10 oases Si ily Liquorice;
2 do Cal..btia Ido
25 boxes Maccaronk
30 do Vermlcella;
50 do Olive Oil: quarts and ants;
50 oases Sardines. A and A caw:
50 fraill Dates
50 boxes Casd ie Soap:
50 do Citron; • --
5 oases Pruaes in jars: '
5 do do fancy boxes.
200 boxes No. 1 FirS Crackers.
In store and for sale by
BEYMER k BROS.
No.'e 1.13 and 12S Wood etreet.:
Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Store
• For Sale:
WILE STOCK AIM FIXTURES OF A
S- Wholesale Grocers , / and Liquor Boum do
ing a good tr do on one of the best business
streets in the city, is offered for sale, as the own
ers wish to go into °that business. For further
.
Particulars address
au7-tf -LOOK BOX IS; Pittsburgh P. O.
Luoent 011 . 1 Work-8
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO., •
- I
Manufacturers of
MBE WUIT REFINE'
oA.Rl3oitr 0.11_45.
barg
Office, O. 291 LIBERTY STREET, myB Pitts.
-and
JOHN LI TT LE, Jr.,
NO. 108 Foriirxi STREET.
STOCK AND RILL BROKER .
bought and
Stoo 3 B 0
. 11 and . 2dlirtfoBB,
Bonds,
JOHN F EGER
GI LT N iB i I "1" la •
26 corner Ohio and Beaver ids.
• ALLEGHANY CITY.
Large stock of Gana of ell desoOtiona,szi hansl,
Or MUM LA order, and for, sale at I,OWE.nI: Clay
PRICES.
$e airing promptly atiended to.
no3Mlyw-my3l-drf
TIERNAN * GETTY;
Wholesale and''petall Grocers,
neorrEßß A 21)) DEISM
TEAS, WINES, 41011 1 0118,
NOBTII4/44T corner of • -
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND,
ncl2o.lr, iiLLEGEENY CITY.
CLIPPING AND , LEECHING;
MR. k MRS. BEBE.
LElL.Teeth extracted. not, Cold and gh o m a
Bath. V. 131;811. 177 Grant Menet
DES • Ep!43•IP BYE
20.000
Wanted at
mookv.4,
pilY .oo4A °o 4Fit iaj j,
L s „, OALig nfirot
het! "Ilellints, tre.47,1, wt.t
O. 4 1 J 4
•
•
• - •
',•
•
•-;;•
col. gam .--- ~etablislieel ,as 42.
"lArMAir."7,433 ER, ca,
STER4 - 1 - PI4INE-41-I.III.DIRS
- .J.y. - 7.:..r.:4 .- , - 1....1:,11 - JN '
• - -.------Irs•asr-11"otraderiO4 , ..,
:f :_1....:•T 4:.:3
_ 2 _7•, , 7 - ,c.:....4 ,-7 . F. i ,
- MERALEAr4p . im4.o9,.ecil ER !RAKERS,
MUI
Hem the Tel* LA:Pastcy.4l Deed,
: - 'IEITIOTATFX: El. 14
pIiaiNIUFACTIIRE ALL:- Scl7trnS oy .
Steak 41Craaniiti - Ixotol t Elm tt• •
ondand horse pone sit I f r
, • 11 11'.fasn' • 0. BlaatFara4tCs. Facto: co,
tii'veDtittiefilai'attentionYAe C 3 e'ree-nn of
Ei e and Maohigerg • far. and for
tap rte, mulay and eiroalar gm at w aid P.
Have sleben hand.'finisbed Tl't a Cady tar .tt ir -
=ant et Short notice...Engiues d , D,,lers O. evil"'
dascripttom
famish Boilers =dance: Iron ceaera ts
Wrought Iron Shafting. Ragelt and Paili es in.
every ea:lOW and continua. than a .et.eturt of
Woolen filaohinea, and, Madill - o Caccia. ,
Our prices are low : °firma& tair• r a u'Nitur
ed ef,the best qtplitref material. ;m.d wurr.du ed
in all Oriel to 113 4 (0 asitisfaction:
Ordenleoniall Yarts of thcoonof It•
64 80 --rmnritlir tld w
. - • - .1:1A1TB Ar,..0.11211.ELL,
atienciCurr, rTAILons,
No t ,mlisB44HE:ncLE, 6TRi ET.
; 1 101Prir4iwirE ivsir.RICEITED A
vv taike and %voilialeoted lito..k of .
FA 0 0 S ,
c(iiiiiminir of
•$•• $ , •
clo4us,Ctislineire . ", Vflitings, dra.
ALSO-74.14.14.3 hook of
GSNT'S : F4NiSHING GOODS,
Ittoittding-Wo4msffluires,P9per Poffont. Rea Ties,
everythitig unitary kes,:t by ffrt ease vo b
ins bliipm: vrdsue promaly exaritt , .4 •A49d
-' 004 3 AliikkEil.8111P.
:erttEßlUNllliranlitiONED MAN ASSOCIAL
, aim .Mt son. °Lilt fat Mcvi 1 -
rpi K; ins' eottriottembtp; focihe tr.nsection of
thO,O4RPIO.IIIJW.
_13131, under. the name And
firm. of Mr. MoCLINTOCIC 'SN, he -,olioita
'iltealveaneramtaabilia a tiontiattabee. t , o new
firm„ at the libTat_patroamberitolo e by him;
self'enfinied• 4- - - r , •wilittot LtNloCti.
jrfAit.PET% -Havinie''ptireVitica fcir CA' 0 . ,
,
_4lJ',..befirethe , batessivarme*.titts tares t stock Of
Cartets in the oity, irt.wottki coif the, a ten tio. of
wholes'ale - and`thtell '-toTottr onmplete as
sortment of; , O ARRETS, JHAT:ll; ti d
CLOTHS. - NY:Mcall.rf` TO ( K §"M• -
: :
LAKEIIIIPERPA COPPER Bilti.Eß
• .
SMIIILIFO6
• AilOtrirtoll 7 Zl BZ. CO.,
• iftituSiitirati
Elhostb.ltrisige•sad Bin , cow er. Premed CV
' Pe3 B:44 I : 4I I C OVATS
dlelligrkirLMOtease .rfta
Plate, neat Lax.
tor
' 004.itana7 :band, Tinnterea Hach!. 0.,
nd. Tads. Mriit.zasilaro. 4 9 FIRST sad no
NCO ND IMENETB PittrbarairiPent
tri B P e O a Lf rd " 'l l f PPY ar l °t !"? f .? y
21 " Ira
ldiry
gukutu,*4uw.co-
PT/MS W 4. I.asic.l.?;l.`9,lFT•l7l*-13.17.N.'
~' -•- , • p._ g' I UGH, PA
Wareftcruie, lici: 149 M - asAll2o iecond ste.
; Manufacturers. at aft sized laulut:o%-icriPtione ei
:Jos" Qi.l.:ltutortejaajitilja, da 4 i and Water Pipe
priThe
tgati-. Torlran~il,oloo. Steel DI nide:
Plters sad Coupliaaa,„ :, ,
Alki °Ulna' irataaetutt'o7 - • -- ark dc:
- aced)) madatemidary. ,:10ti,... , , i -4
: , mapriaapv s aenailteta maa,hl t aloa attached to
the guttiLdik'autketpisiryliiedi be carefully
attetaled to, ~ I, ° „, •,,, - .:. . „, 2, r- ...,
WALL; - I s
WINDOW CUR TAINS,&s,
New Stew for. Spring.-of 1862.
A Great Variety and F ine Assort
meet from 6 1.4 - tents
to .s.par piece ,a
Par ads .b 7
TI101!1W4
9 1FOSIP./ 8 / . 4tIFIEr.
Between ith 5th,24 door beloill#Ainor-4 Ail*?
mtat
:CO, RPTWELIi. 0 1 4E*
CARRIAGE' MANUFACTURERS,
(Atthe elfietabltitied Ocligh'rettood .
Dviivismalw4ir k ti: ts;
inelikEvtliLtit ithsEET.
13e7
Reptkiiinidbiii
ROBERT k • r.
BOBT. DALWE.I4I4 . * cut).,
_lessle Grocers ' , •
CONIIISSION AID • FORWARODDIAMEitCHANTS.
rAIL:ND
Deilersin Produce szciPitiebtirekideuufacture
No.. 2413/ ./.111410;17 , 13TAIWT, • •
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CORNER OR:ITN/9N AND. , RTATIt STREETS.
(Near Market,) , . .:..
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tori,, established in 189$. A choice stock of Piano
7 octavo Centre Piahes. aorabinlitit-eill the essen
tials of # drachms Inernmemt wuhiate novelties
(undernatent); flighltiniportint to' the critical
Pianist. •Low.for cash or acceptance. .
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