RAILROAD IMS TABU, PiUthurgli & Obi lallaville Bsilioad. SlfflJlEit iKr.AXeEJIBNTS, OPf AJffDA.PTEB MONDAY MATIUh St3>. Arams will inn as foll-ws, on the P. & C» xi, K. Leave Arrive at Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Mail torsad from Hsiontowu 7:55 a m 6:00 p m Express do do 3:40 p m a m Ist M’Keeap'tAocom'd&t'n lldfQom ooOam Id do do P m 2:fc> p m Port Perry do 700 p na 8;30 p m 2d do da do fcij.pa : 6,05 p m Sunday train to and tri*Bx iicE 'Caport lH)opia 10;00am For. ticki.is apply to GEO. BOULTON, Ag't. E. BLA.CKJSONK, Sup't. AND Dep&fi TUB WESTfcBA MAULS, ; - DREAR 2 URR&t Express train. Fort Wayne and Chicago, will tako way mails from Cresttine to Chicago at 2 ama. Cleveland and Pittsburgh train, 2a. m. Closes at midnight, f Mail t ain,' Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne’AChicago ftslO a. m. Closes 7a. m. Luis train will carry aJI way mail* between Pittsburgh and Crestline, Cleveland & Pittsburgh train. 6:50 a t m. Closes at midnight This train way mails between liochertex. Pa., and Beliair, U, , _ , Express, Pitubaigb, Fort Wayne and Chicago, i:&0 p. m. Closes at 12;50 p, m. _ _ Cleveland & Pittsburgh train, 1?60 a, in. Closes at 12:50 pm. \ ARRIVALS Cincinnati Express, p. m. Mail train, Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne a Chicago, &55p.m» Cleveland and Pittsburgh train, 4*20 p. m. .. *• •• 8:25 M The moils arriving from the West on 3:55 p. m. aoi p. sl, trains wUlhoyoadylor delivery at 6s -5) p. m, AKSIVAL ARC DEPARTURE OF THE EASTERS MAILS. DEPARIORES The mail train for the East departs at 5:50 a.m. Cluses-at midnight. This train * ill also take the way mails between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg. The through Express rain tor the east depart* at 830 p. m. Closes at 3:SO p. m. „ The train for the East departs at llmu p. m f.osea Btllh2o p.m. ARRIVALS Tho mall train designated as the Baltimore Ex* press arrives at12:45 p. m. , Ado Philadelphia Express arrive? at Ixls p. tn Borii of the above will oe delivered at 2:30 p. m. Thf *ast train arrives at 1:30 a. m iiivjifiiisfiSMls. JESSE JOMMSOH, enmi soiumoi ssbchais, UI DUALS, IB Floor, ©rain asd an binds of Oonnlrj JProdnee, Wines and ElQfiora, Ogon, fobMO, *o. AS* Libsrsl adTaaees iaa4a on eosHUaoMita ol aiea wibks. OFFICE A»5 «fiREHn‘ r f£ 521 SOUTH SSEBHS £1 noSilr PMLADEL.PWIA. m. BBICS & UU.j PRODUCE AHD FttUVISIOH COMMISSION! MEBCHAHTg, xVO. 15 SOUTS WAT SB- Phil” de*p hi d• Liberal advoncce made on when retailed. myl-lyd £. P. MIDDLETOH & 880., nu-ystra* o? WISSS, BRANDIES, 60. AK3 £fiii.S&s IF F I N'E old whiskies, lay. 5 59RT3X FBO.Vr UTSEB! PHILADELPHIA. GEORGE GRANT, Meuuiacturcz tad Wholesale and Retail De*ia> £H I7SST DMCRIPTIOa CF G&NTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, 610 CHESTNUT STBBET, jayl-lj PHILADELPHIA C, HARRY BRIAN, SOCOPE & I/EA-EldE, l fact era: as a ixpcbtejh, -o?- esiiH tußSßmse ooohs ass TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, SO. I« -c.fi'K FODBTH STBEE’ff, BUI-' PHILADELPHIA sfe FINISHERS, M(LXi \ k ACfCSEIiS AJil) BEAIEBB in aiou Pipe, PIiJJPS AND BRASS WORKS. T - -' fular attention paid to tlie fittin* up and R ? u firing Oil Refineries, &c . . i _.ng Ri>rl Piflrphmg in a*l ita branched. A . /-.gents ter uiuehings & Foster's Excelsior t uiup tor Randand Power use. ft baa do sape- No. HO Water and »0« First s*. -USDEB CRB OF THE FRJUICiSCRH BROTHERS) raw® issTrrcnos, situated jfL 1 a I.OKKITO, Cambria county Penmyl- Vtvaia about lour miles tram Croason Station, tB the direct route cetwoen Philadelphia and Picte bursh. was Chartered In ISSS, with priviliges tc coaler the usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees Tho location of the College .8 one of the most bralthy in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Alle gheny Mountains being r*overbial for its pure water, bracing air, and pfo .oresque seen err, Xhe Scholastic year oommonoes on the FIRS’j MONDAY after the i6th of ATGUbT, ani end-, about toe 23th of JUNK foUewing. lx Is dinde i in f o two Sessions, Students cannot rotum home between the Sessions. All tho Apparatus necea ary lor Land Surveying, Engineering, Ao„ Ain, v*Jj be furnished by the Instituticn to the Students. Instrumental and Vocal Music toroid no extre charge. Students will bo admitted from eigl ; yean to the age of manhood. TERim—Board and Tuition, pxyablohali yearly and use of Bedding..lo Classical and Modern Languages, extra it .. Students spend Vocation at the College it Kefcrenco can be made to the Rt. Rev. Biahoi Q'Goanyr, to the Rev. T. S. Reynolds, Bt. Mary's Loretto, sad to other Clergymen oi the Pittsburg} Diocese- e, west <& c®., iiiatr?Affnrmsss o? CAEEIAGEB, BTJGGIEB. &OCKAWAYB, SULKIES AND SLEIGHS. Ee. H 7 Peon Streett'PHteborgti. S - All wort irarrcStea te be ol the hart piste rial and workmsnabip. mrlAlyd. asTjkur. i>. asncu — l. s. aaykiai • ; Let* at Miller A RleEotaoa'a. J&E'jnklEjEfc & DROTKERS iSoetessoyto Kramer A AaieraoaJ . ’ WisJesito Dealei-a to' foreign I'raiU, Sate, OonfeeUonftrj 11m lVorbi, k§c», JSCS. I2S AND 123 IVOOD STRE3?. PIXNBPBSE Bisiboo risHise ' roils f«> SiiO D 7 BARRETS, ‘-FISTS ASH IF SF quarts " HaidPOk’fl Champagne, 30 Case i-parfcltog Moselle, Instore and for sa ebi __ ~ MILLER It RICEETSON A SEW LOT OF CLOTHES WRIXG received by BKCKHAV & LONG. *r?- 127 Liberty rtreet. WAUL m’EBS-LOWEH present maaola-turer’s piios, formal by r? ■- , :• :~W, P. MARKHALL mylfl 87 Wo°d St. -jam BABBttS I'OIA " st corner toar'ot • miew i'fttsciri'a.-t'SK ii»!i«is«> lV £ri -u, ITO cell bratgd mennfaryur es ot bci cciTi & UViossesi ie jtef «=oif»d and Jo: isle by .t--JO-' ’ }-rci:&» kr * pert i r.L. , W.Woedrtwrt. , .HmqM&fflßßT taBB-i— wi> 12? Liberty wreat g . . - £j T A* ! k^| ...fji'U Lu ii> '"' = !> * : WIIiLIAM BAGAJL.& & , WHOLESALE GW 1 H* HOB. 18 AHD 20 WOOD STBBET, itathtf yiITSBEBB WILLIAM CARS & CO. WHOLESALE GROG« 3, And Importtn of wxsss, BKAnmxs, sihs. as. ALSO. Distillers and Dealers In nira OLD MONONBAHELA EYE WHISKY 837 JLlberty Street, B0 9j, pimscßeH. pa YM. ILSMITE JOS. R-HONliti WI. M. SffirffM <& €©, WHOLESALE GROCERS EOS. 11l SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS d 033 PITTSBCBQH aOTASIiS ABTO HJSBTaUL.AE' !■'£> 8A Y A&B HOUSE, Sext to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot, JOHS SAVA6E; Proprietor. HAVISTQ TAKEN AND FITTED UP, with all the modern Improvements, this po pular resort, the subscrlberia prepared to aooom modate his old customers ana the public gener ally. pith the best the markets affords, footer? will be served up in every variety of style, during the season. Hk Wines, Liquors and Ales he fee ft confidant in recommending to the public for their •xoeiieuoe. Can. Bucket and Shell Oysters received daily t>ndsol-i wholesale and retaiL myiSfcljd NO, 82 DIAMOND ALLEY, f|m& SUBSCRIBER ANHOFNCEB -H- to the publio that he is in daily receipt o' FRfiSB SHELL AND CAN OYSTERS. GAME Ac* and is preparod to accommodate the patrono of this old and well known house with everythin? in the eating and drinking lino at the shortest notice* JOHN SEALER, lalO-.ly Proprietor. foung’B Elating Bslook, . (JORNEB VIRSTN ALLEY AHD SMTEfiI JIBLD STREETS. When OYSTERS and all the delicacies o 1 the season trill be served up In the mc?t palatable style. KLI Y 1 >ftii G, odi corner alley and SmithfieLl st. A PQIXO HALI BIUdAKDHAJ.OOh. .ria.CHARLKb GARDNER would remind hi? hid friends and customers that he is still to bo io end at his old stand, APOLLO HALL, entrance en Fourth street. He has always on hand the best quality o* L'.ger Beer, and iu connection with the t>*n, 5 weii appointed billiard saloon* with good tables, tall? ana cues. Remember the pia cc, Apollo Btdl. Fourth £t. eearWood. entrance from Fourth IvlOziT Comuoopiea Saloon, CORNER OF UNION AND FIFTH STREETS (Near Market,) |UH BEiTHD PUBLIC GAB 4>U i™ i IN the best and purest Liquor;. Meals served at all hours on the shon.es: qo‘ rice. Lunoh every mornki beiwemi the hour? of 10 and 114 o’clock. FRED. W VV.y».fo . PRESENTS FOB THE HOLIDAY’S SUIE MURSCKIBERfI HAVE JI S 1 S. opened especially for the Hoiiday'e a vary large and des rabl • stoefr of FINE GOLD JEWKLBT, aplO:lyd GOLD AND SILVER WATTIES, for Ladies and Gentlemen’:; wear, fine Bronce Clocks, Faztoy Goods*. BUiTEB-PLATED WARE. aucfc bb castors, cake and fruit baskets, goblets, aard tea set s, etc„ and a largo variety of suitable articles for presents BfUTOIAN, ALKTBAN d d£IBL£. de»«fl 44 Filth street MOMING FOS r l STEAM PRINTING S3SXA.B3JIS s£3M:e:lMl', CORNER FIFTH & WOOD STREETS ||Avnre eecksixl had e axTEnarra additiom ast> rMPaoYBttBS? 10 OUR OFFICE, We era cow prepared to eneonte ell orders BOOK <& JOB PBIBTS'IWfc With diapaiob, and in the Ere* euroJlb; sals SECOND TO MONK ind will pay particular attention ta = HAfOrOAf>« MERCANTILE & LEGAL PRINTING BULLS OF LADIAti, CIRCTtAMK, HU.?. BEADS, BLANKS, BE£9 •i 4X6JmCAim BEGISTEBS, BRAT TICKETS, RECEIPTS, Show Cards & Bills in Colors CARDS, Showbills, Handbills, Labels, Col lege and Sohool Schemes, Hotel Bills of Eare,lnvitaticna r &c. POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, M FOR CONCERTS 4 EXHIBITIONS r t s- s gi £•■ A-Xit: UNSXJIS.I»A@BJS:iJ We can Insure complete scticfaa-loa w to TUB VNO PRICK I “ BOOK W'ORK. - JAMJS BOWS. 133 Wood gt-ect. 4oKuol and College CataiegQeA, n SXlscallaneoiis j j r Constitutions, Reports, BikA,cX 9LASK BOOKS, ■ ; ! , uarnM ■hears,, h > OLAEK BOOKS, CHECKS, RTC. Saa fas & Banklijg Hoosoi. FUBNISHEtr TO OHDEE. ILL WOES EXECUTED PBOMBTEI »t»iT Bill i IiIBOB. Ittb and nonod «t*’ 'B^£AS, m Vnong Hyaott, di**-fiftUßWWfc,•; •< 100 hlf Oaeai m «t. re aod lor sale‘by MIW*EK 4 EICKETBON (TESISON-THBEE SADDLES TEN v ISON Just received and for rale by j|jlfyls4glf jifE, FOBK ASfl 6BOOEBT PEAIKIW. Ho. 850 liberty Street, OUB HOUSE, PITTSBURGH j^ITTBBDSSH, BVEEY DESCHIPTION OP WYfcrttan £•*&« envelopes* RSADIKGS, CONTRACTS, Onf fcdlitra for printing OF KYKRV DESCRIPTION. BARB & HYEM, FIBS INSURANCE BY THE FC.JA3OS MUTUAL DTSUBAHQB OOMPAUY, OP PHILAJDKLPIIIA, On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual. Merchan dise. Furniture, Ao* in town cr OFFICE NO. SOS WALNUT STUB Cash Capital, $389,010 00. Aaseto, 9S. Invested as follows, vie First Mortgage or Improved City Pro perty, worth double the amount $H4> ( 635 00 Ground rent, first class.- - 2.46 J 60 Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 ? cant. Mortgage Loans, $30,000, cost...—— 27.909 00 Philadelphia city 6 $ oent. 10an.... 30 000 00 Allegheny County 6 9 cent. Pennsyl vania Railroad Loan?—— 10,000 00 Collateral loans, well 80ourea... OO Huntingdon ana Broad Top Mountain Railroad oomp&ny, mortgage loon.—. 4,oft) 09 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock...—, COCO 00 Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance Company —, 2LSSO 03 Stock of County Firo Insurance Co—, LOtO 00 Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. TOO 00 Commercial Bank do R,lPfi 01 Mechanics’ Bank do 8,(18 6 J Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip lfco 00 Bilk Receivable, business paper— lB Brok Accou its, secured interest, eto~., 6,216 7 i Cash oa hand and In hands of ugentiL l£sgs is raw TIHBLBY. DIRECTORS. Clem Tingle?, Samuel Blsphaa. Wm. R. TflcmpßOt. Robert Steen, Frederick Brown, William Mussel, Cornelius Stevenson, Beni. W. Tingley John R. Woriel, Marshall HUb 11. L. Oaraon, X. Lothrop, Robert Tolaud. Charles Leland, Frederick Lennlg, Jacob T. Bunting, Charles S. Wood Smith Bowen, James 8. Woodward, John BiaselLPUtaborgh B. M. HINOHMAN. fcoretair. J. GARDNER COFFIN .Agtnt. ay it Northeast oomcr Third and Wood 6ts. INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS * Y FIBE. r l7. .iiSKLIK FIUE INNEKAHCK il' . ANY OF PHILADELPHIA, OFFICE. NO. and 487 OHBSTMUT ffrBJKET, osar r il.h. BTA IKMEiIT or ASSSTS. JAN. M. ISfO. P.tthli£l>ed Agreeably to An Act of AnnamMy b*L«x; Firat Mortsagec, amply eecared...— 68 Estate, (present value $103,313 6 L)o<M!.. 102.955 25 Temporary Lo&r_c on ample Collat tarol Socoritiea 89L6 63 tlocks, (present value 7SJ cost 89,786 68 Notes and Bills Receivable i,»vi qq 87.919 33 . WJ08.051 68 iae oaiy profits from rremiumj whiah this oom pany can divide by law, ore frem risks which have be sn determined. Insuranoec m&de on every description of Prop erty, in Town and Country, at rates oc low as ara ooc-jisteat with security. Since their inoernoration. a period of thirty y u&i3. they hvepaid loss*3 by Jire, to an amount Four Millions of Dollars, thereby af fo-'dins evidence of the advantages of insurance, as well os tho ability and disposition to meet with promptness aI) liabiUßea. Lokss paid durlngthe year 1859, 98 88. DIRSCTURR Cliarlea W. Bancker. Mordecal D. lewli TobiaSriVasner. David 8. Brown, Bamuci Grant, Isaac Lea. Jaoolf IL Smith. Edward C. Dale, George W. Richards, George F&les, OKAS. iTbANCKKR. President. JaiI)WARD C.DALETvice President, Wk. A. SraaL, Secretarypro tern. J. GARDNER COFFIN-Agent. my 16 Northeast cor. Third and Wood £ta WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY ©S’ PIffMCRGe. GS«'»RGS DARST.B. Prosldent. w. M. GORDON. Secretary. R. D. COCURA.N, Gon'l Ageit. :l*., P'3 Water etreet '.Spang £ Co’b WaiehousO, UP SU-iTjJ Pittsburgh. W dl iasur? all kinds of FIRE end MA RINE RISKS. A Home Institution managed by Directors who arewcß known In tho eommmunity, and who are determined, by promptness and liberality, to man tain the character which they have assumed, as of fering tho best protection to those who decire to be insured. ASSETS, OCTOBER kOtli, uwi. Stock A000unt0....'...~ - $ 83,000 00 Mort£os& • ffiee y&raituro.... Opm Accounts, oto.. Uvih ........... /fcaraiiini i? Sfcta* tnd ftiLU dfccoratszl. 2. WO 00 250 00 7,809 43 18,351 99 27,605 20 174,076 14 Dr&BCTORB. i*. MUier, J r_ James M’Anler. riadianicl iloLnei, Alexander NlmioJL Goorce 1) arsio Win. H. Smith. Chaa. M\ KicfeeU’Cß. Andrew Aoklej Alexander Spec- DaridM.Lon^. Worn J. Them a*, Beni. Baker: elic Joiiu A. M'Cune. ta>i3 PHILADELPHIA" HRE AMO LlFfc INSURANCE COMPANY, HO. 143 OEESTNUT STBEET, OpposJie iho CgKoiq Home. Caplcii £318,100 A£3o« 9204,849. WILS, fUAIIE ALL iJXJTDS OF IN SURANCE, either Perpetual or Limited,on •rerr description of Property ot Merchandise, at reaaoafcbie rates of premium. ROBERT P. KING. President M. W. BALDWIN, Vloe Preddant DIRECTORS. Chari« B. R. Cone, it ii. English, George W. Brown. P. B. Savory. Joeeph B. Paul. 0. Sherman, John Clayton. 3. J. Mas'arge JL Wiler, t. BlaCEbvu. L'wmary. J.G. COFFIN. Agent. Comer Third and Wood streets. PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY, Otloo,N.E,Oor, Wood & Pifth BU. Ml AND MARINE INSURANCE, omficni wm. We. PMlP n a, John Watt, W iili&m B. L» John E. Parke Charles S. Bins* • William Van Kir Wm, President. JOHN WAT», Vice Prat, Wra. i\ UABDKEB, Sw’y. jy!7-lyli ALLEBHEMY INSURANCE CO. 01 PITTSBUBGH. OiTIOEt So. 37 fifth Bt, Bank Bloek iSSNt'R£B ABAJSST AIX KINDS OF 8. KIKE AND MARINE RISKS. atSAAO JONES. President: JOHN D. McCORD. Vice president: D. M. BOOK, Secretary; CapL WILLIAM DEAN, General Agent. DIRECTORS—iraac Jones, C. Q. Hussey, Har vey Child?, Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Wilson. B. L. Fahnestock, John D. McCord, CaptAin Adam Jacobs, R.P. Sterling, C*pt W. Bean, Robert L. Spencer & I’liay, RRSWERS AND MALSTEBS, PSOHIx q T*AM B&ftWl&T, 1 Pittsburgh, September 10,1382. J |hIB3I>LtTIOS OF PABTNEBNHIP. BJ' —The partnership heretofore existing be twcon JOS SPENCER and W. H. GARRARD was dissolved o& the BOth of August* 1863, W. H. GARB.ARP being authorised to settle up the btisiuess of tho late firm at the offioeintheßrew dry. T*h« Brewing Business will be continued by SPENCER & a’KAY, who intend to have aJ* ways on hand a superior article of ALE, POR TER and BROWN STOUT. The undersigned . will b e thankful to the friends of the late firm for it continuance of thoir patronage, and promiis to make it their aim to give satisfaction to all wh may purchase from them. ;VMr. ROBERT WATSON, of Liberty street, so long knpwn to the business community, will have the management of our business, with the full control in the Brewery. Address all ordtta to SPENCER A MoKAY Phpenix Eict»«?7 “ittaburgh. Pa. JOSEPH SPENCER JAMES MoKAY. v. (npnnxaHAH.~2j. onrarsoHAM ~r. cummsoeun p. nataag—— Dxnraix. CICSA'IUGHAJHS & CO.—PITTS* / BITItQK CITY GLASS bouse, 11© Water street, and 156 first street Pittsburgh. Pa- three doors below the Monona* hela House, Manufacturers of Pittsburgh Citj Window Glass Druggists' Glass Ware and Amen ♦an Convex Glass, far parlor windows, chore hw • ».»»d hwlfln e l* %»’ gg«> COB THE WAIt I Jhefir-Ctsb Btore. , an Q 93 Market street* 2d door from fifth. jniOIJB ASD M, ' prass V noopa just weired and for < ~h2l , 138 Wood rtreet. \T EW STOCK OF BOOTS ASD SHOES i-SUduat .wertedAt. tfrifflellmd'. Auction. 66 :gfSSt RwSt 7 wSL>M»V ->_• i".- Ij. Li, AW EXCELLENT : AMILY NEWSPAPER. tiie fittsbeboh iITIHIiAV MOBSIIie POST HANDSOME AND INTERESTING MAMMOTH WKEHIiV. WITH CLRAH, LABQiJ, KEW TYPE ONLY DEMOCRATIC SEWSPAPER PDBUSHED IH PITTBBDB3 H, 637“ 1 »o A , CURRENT NEWS OP THE DAY, i&oxfuai. an«r a coistaciAi reporti HP 70 THJ HCUB Of 30IH0 TO PHESSi Tales. Poetry, Uterary and Solonttfle Articles, valuable Statistical In formation, AgrlcaltniiU Seers, do.; S 28,251 T 6 FURNIHHJID B Y OUR OWN CONTRIBUTORS. or compiled with the greatest care, from TRZ LEADING PERIODICALS Off TBS DAY. Embracing o?«y Important ITEM OF SEWMOBEieS AHDDOKESTIO, LEeiSUTm PROCEED IS OS. do., TUB Ml AID TDD (ABIDE. aa-The interest of the Agriculturalist will not be neglected, and in the future, as in the past, the Bubliahera will devote unremitting attention to le perfection of this Department. James D. Varner. Capt Jno. L. Rhoad Samuel P. Shriver, $—« B. Jones, Darnel Wallace C. Hanson Lore. O' As a source of additional interest to all classes of readers, the progress of the present civil war, in which great armies aro engaged, will be dosety canvassed, and the dost important events carefully collated and presented to the reader.— By following the Operations of the armies from day to day. euocinotly presenting the whole from week to week, we shall furnish a fresh and run ning history of this lamentable rebellion. THE SATURDAY MORNING POST Will be famished to subscribers at the low prtae of $1 50 Per Year, aod II trill b, found , .cod lavcnmsst THE PITISBOBGB DAILY POST Is also issued from the sade office BVJKRY MORNING. It is a complete epitome of news, containing all the latest intelligence. Telegraphic, Local, MlaeeUancotu, Congressional, Legislative, Mon etary, Commercial, TO THE LATEST HOUR Also, editorial articles on all the leading topics of the day. ALL IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR, CAMP CORRESPONDENCE. Ac, 4SF* THE DAILY POST has an extensive circulation by railroad and river, through loca agents andby the mail, and .is a capital adverti sing medium. The paper is furnished to Subscri bers at M per annum. Advertisements inserted at moderate rates, & A d d r o 1 1 EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR' CORNER HUH AND WOOD SXRSEX& . pnTßßoaaii. jfliu OW Min stetoto aaEUM a. oub oonuKsr. SIB ASS PfillTEO Oil FIRE SHITE PAPE*. tw IS THE: ud VLtasitsLiOß u h <umaa sii raa ul tvaiaFu 2 o a tgi rrLixftrs with . abofc. »kctioa sf ALSO- VXU ALSO 51 FOUSD IS I* fHE WIB IfiW§. i A MBS P. BARS, BAZUSOAsa. SCMMEB ABBAHeEHM?. CH AND AJH& HOBDAY. April 20th. FHimVAIU CHIBAL BAILBOAD, SIKE DAILY TBAOTS. The THBoveH kau tbAib leaves the punun Btauon every morning except Snndayf it 3,80 a m, stopping at all sta i lona. and making direct oosnecti.n, at Horrii burg for Baltimore and Washington, and for Hot* York via Philadelphia THE 1 HRoUQH AUCOMMODATIOTJ TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station everyinorniag (ex cept Sunday) at 4 oO a m stopping at ail stations betwoon Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, and mak ing direot oonneotioa for New York nt Philadel phia. I'hE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at 3,59 p m. stopping ohly at prraaipal sta tions, making direct COnneetioh at Harrisburg foi Baltimore at d Wwhinvton. and for New York via Allentown routo and Philadelphia, THE PAST Irish leaves the station'dally, (except Sunday) a) 8,35 p, m„ stopping only at principal stauone, connecting at Harrisburg for ialtimowand Yitahinston. and at Philadelphia for New York. ■ ' ACCOMMODATION TRAINS. JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, leaves daMy (except Sunday) at 3,48 p. m„ stop ping at all stations and running as for as Cono maugh. FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wiall station leaves daily (oxoopt-Sunday.) at 6,80 a, SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Pall’s ctatios loaves dally, (oxospi Sunday) U,Boa.m. THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Wadi’s station leaves daily, (except Sunday) 4,00 p. m. FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Wall’s station, leaves daily, (except Sunday) <UOp.a. THE CHURCH TRAIN Leaves Wall’s Station at 0.05 a ns retnrnirg loaves Pittsburgh at 13.48 p nu RETUBSIBB TRAINS ARRIVE IN PITTEB DRSH AS POLLOWB: Baltimore Exprajo n.nn p. w Philadelphia Bvnrnro 13,39 a. m. fast Line ™ ia.fin p, m. Through Mail train, ..„..12,3i> a. m. Johnstown Aoooinmoaauon t0,,.5 a. m. Ist Wall's Station Accommodation... 6,38 a. m.. ad Wall’s Station Accommodation 8,30 a. m. 8d Wall’s Btation Accommodation 1.40 p, m. 4th Wall’s Station Accommodation.... G_,t 5 1>. m. Baltimore Express will arrive with Philadelphia Express, at 13,20 p. m., on Mondays. 4W*Tnuns for Blairsviilo and lndi«n». oonnec at Blairsviile Intersection with the Mail ant Johnstown Accommodation East add West, anc else with Local Freight, East and West. Trains for Ebensburg oonneot at Cresson with Express trains'and’Mali train west, and with the Through Accommodation and Express Train Ea«t, The Traveling Publio will find it greatly to their mterest. in jroingEast or Wsat, to travel by the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, as the aoocm modations now offend cannot be surpassed on any other rente. The Road is ballasted with stone, and la entirely free, from dust. We can promise Safety, Speed, and Comfort to all who oaf fover this Road with their patronage. FAB B I i 0 daA&iubomi— 7,68 £S7~Baggage checked to all stations on the Penn ylratia Raifroad. and to Philadelphia. Salti er. and New York. gsrPassengen pnroharing tickets in Cara will be .Mxged an oxoe3s according to distance trav eled in addition to the station rates, exoept from Rations when the oompany has, no agent. NOT!CI!—In ease of loss, the Company will hold themsdves responsible for personal baggage only, and for an amonnt not exceeding Riots. » —An Omnibus Line has been employed to oonvey passengers and baggage to and from the depot, at a eharge not to axocad 38 oent* for each passenger and cage age. Yor tickets apply to i. STEW AMT, Agent, At the Penna-R. R Passenger Btation on Liberty and Hrant streets. non 1868, TH23 1563 ?re?BBUE«H FJ, WATSE & OHIOA6O EAIiWAI TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST, SOUTH WEST AMP WORTH WEST, Shortest apd Host Direot Boate to the West. Miiinit.B ABBABammi't 1 . OK AND AFIEBAPBIL 20tb, 1862, trains run ae follows, vi* : wsktw aRH TfiBOUGH TRAINS* STftft Lina, Jttproe*. Pittsburfh—J,OCa. m l,lO a. a Arrives Lilian oo 4 10 a m Crtsuino.-—» 00a m Pt. Wayne— s * 2vp m Uhicac o. .8 Sop i& TOR COLUMBUS. dHCETOATI t ST. LOUIS Loaves .~...530 a m —. vresuino. Arrives at _ „„ t~?r<lnmhna 10 45 • Jll3p ZR Cincinnati. 300 p m .... ~3 55 am LDdtaaapoU. v -ti oo p m _ -6 OOam LouiSTibe...,l2 50 a m. 12 40 a m ai uoms~ SlO aid 45 p m AH ‘Taina tnru&sn to Ofiicafo miaous chtt£9 •I OkSt x . -The Hma to Cincinnati Is the same cs bj Steubenville. Trains on both Hoads meet at Columbus, and passengers all bo into Cincinnati together. CKItSTLXNK AND ALLIANCE MAIL. Mail Accommodation. Leave Pittsburgh 700 am 140 pm Allegheny ,J7lO am 150 p m New Brighton,....® 50 am 5 51 p m Alliance J 1 20 a m 110 pm Crostiine 0 Oo p m These trai. a stop at principal Stations between ALegno y&nd iwochester. NliW BKIGHTON A CCOMMODATION l Kain & —jf ram heaertl tliert Station. Alle gheny City. Leave Allegheny9ls a m 12 OO m 4 45pm610 pm N Brighton 1115 ami 45 p m 630 pmS2O p m eastward. Leavo N Brighton 5 00 am 6 30 am 12 20 pm 2 50 p m Amve at Allegheny 660 am 8 15a m 2 SO pm 4 50 pm Tickets good on those trains are sold at reduced rates. EASTWARD TRAINS ARRIVE AX PITTSBURGH 2 35 am 3oop m so p m 7 05 p m Ohioago Exprosa Chicngo Express ■ Cinciunatti Express Crestline Mail . W?>- Trains are no by Columbus time, which is |a Tnlrmtftfl slower than Pittsburgh time. for rurther information and through tioxal tp'ly Sr GEORGE PARKIN. Ticket Ag\ Union Passenger Station, Pittsburgh* and A. Q, CASSELBERRY Agent. Allegheny. JQD*r B. WM. P. SHINN. General Paswager Agent Cleveland, Pittsburgh Jc Wheeling B. fi. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ON AND A* TEE MON DAT, APRIL, April 30th 1803, Ti aina will leave the De pot, of the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Pittsburgh, as loilowa; ' PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE. Ltayes Pitfeburxa.,~.JLOO a m I a m l 13*40 p m w2urrille..„.. s,j 0 M 8.18 " 3,55 * Steubenville... ..4.lo M 9 07 " 303 Wheeling. ..0 13 ** 10 08 “ 455 •* iSbif— „ 0.85 “ JO 20 - I 0.10 “ Connecting at Steubenville and Bellair with Steu benville and Indiana Railroad and Central Ohio Railroadior.Zanemlle»Newark Colambus.Xepia Dayton. Inaianopolia, Louisville Cairo, StLouis. StJoserb. andalipoints,wcatand ; Bouth-west, and at Wheeling with Baltimore ana. Ohio Railroad. PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE Leaves l*o Vuo.. 13.40 p. nr. “ wS 440 “ 3,50 " oo Baj*rd..~~~ - 401 do Alli&no _ 035 “ 4,4 1 M do Ravenna 734 5,32 **— do Hud50n.......,,-. 7,65 0,10 Arrives Cleveland..-.. »,iO “ 7,tw “ Connecting at Bayard with Tuscarawas branoh for New Philadelphia and Canal Dover: at Alli ance with Pittsburgh, Port Wayne and Chicago Railroad at Ravenna with Atlantic and Great Western Pailrcadfor WarroQ,G:eenviUe, Mead rille Union, Corry. Jamestown and Salamanca: at Hudson, witn Cleveland. ZanosviUe and Cmdunatl ; R R for Akron. : Cuyahoga PalL and Millersburg, and at Cleveland with 0 and! HR <or and Buffalo, withC A 9 RR for Sandusky, Toledo,, also with steamers for Detroit- . Wuasvffle Accommodation leaves A® o h-p* Returning Trains arrive at o*lo a m*3 3 f - and 8,05 p m and 310 am. : ' Througn dokets to all prominent points can he proouerod at the Liberty street Depot, Pitts- GEORGE PAR KIN, Ticket Agent* and at Allegheny A Q CASSELBERRY. ‘Ticket Agent. At tb. Comp kit*, oßo* in Snieht Btatioa. Pen' ftreet. _ »p2l nAisras w 300 boiet 100 half and 100 -quarter bout newM.R. Rairina. ... i v .anil 100 half boxes new laps; • - MllfflU* 25PraUisoedlesaEaUnap :••• ' do : •■. 40 * ol£i £1: BAILBO ABB. ~ NfMS?,:"* **»- IStDIINAPOUSMD CnCINRATIR. il. . Connecting at Indianapolis with Tetre Haute, and Terre Haute and Alton Rail road, to StLOuia andLafeyetto andlndiaiapoh ,-Now Albany, and intermediato points.'d“ :; - Through Freight Traits to INDIANAPOLIS, TERRE HAUTE. LAPAYEITE and PERU. Freights and passengers tarried from Cincin nati or Lawrenaeburg in icaatimo than>by other route by twenty-four home, and at as low rates. The only ro&a by which shipment can be made from Cincinnati to the West, without break ing bulk. Consignments made to F* C. WEiST* or ALEX. GRAYDON, Freight AgeuisaV Cincinnati, or H. 0. HAUSXKfi,Agent at Lawrenceburgh/JoHN D. MORRIS. Indianapolis, will: receive prompt attention, and no charge for commission: ho OHA2QI FOB DKATA6S OB COHMIBBIOH AT I*AW SXBGBBUBQ. For farther information apply to THQS.RATI GAN.fNo. 122 Manpngahola House, agent oftho Company, who is preparod to givo through bb guipfc for passengers and freight to Indianardilsv Terre Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, £eni. Green* :cattle, Ozawlordßville, Charleston. Paris and Msi <oon. Ac*., Ac. H C LORD. Hrr*Mrfy £2&.&!S.i&ia DOLLAR SAVINGS B hHt, 05 FOIJBTH gTISSigZSV OHASTEBED IK 1835. dTIPEN I*AII,T, FROM » TO 2 O’CIDCH ; wJf also, on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from May Ist to November lst,from7to9 c'clook and from November Ist to May Ist from 6 to 8 o'clock. Deposits received of all soma net'• less th na- On Dollar, and a dividend of the profits declared twiccayear.in June andDecember*. Interest has teandeolarei Semi-annually, In JunesnaDecem- Ber Hince the Bank was organised, attho rate of sip per oent a year. Interest if not drawn out, is placed to the credit of the depositor as principal, and bears the same interest from theiirsbdaya of June and Pe oember, compounding twice a year, without troubling the depositor to call or even to present his pass book. At this rata money will double in less than twelve years. Books containing the Charter. By-Laws, Rules -and Regulations, furnished gratis. on application at the omosu SEORaEAEBiRH. non FBBgTDHHTg. John B. M'Fadden* Isaac M. Pennock, John Holmes, John MarshalL Alexander Speer, JaMes B. D. Meed*' Beni. L. Fahnoelock. A. M. Pollock. S&, V a James MoAuley, Hill Borgwin, Jameafierdmam ; J»AnieTson TSTSTXBg, Calvin Adams, James D. Kelly, John H. Bacsofittu Peter A. Madeira* George Black, Wm. Vankirk John C, Bindley, James Bhidle,- Alome A. Carrier. Robert Robb. Charles A, Colton.- : Walter P. Wm. Douglas, John Orr. , John Evans, _ HenryL.Rinrwalt, Wm P Woyman, John H. Shoanbergag, Wm.fi. Haven. Wnußwifichmert^ Pete; H. Hunker. Alexander Tindlo, Richard Hays, Isaac Whittier, Wm. Rlavely. Christian Yea^c 4 CSOBETABV ABU TBXABCBIIX. CHARLES A. COLTON. MHOL9IB9 ft SOHS, BAHB &BS o and Exchange Brokers and Doals/i in Notes, Drafts. Acceptances, Gold, l aver Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and west'dm Cities constantly for sale. Collections mode rn all the cities throus&scithe United Statos. Deposits received in parfta& Cf? current paper, No. 67 Market street, fcsf#as. Third ana For rth fftrests. LOAN OFFICE, HENBY W. CIMIOTXE HO. 100 BHITHFIEID 6TKEKT Near the oorner Fifth. Pittsburgh. Monet is l&bob and small quantities loaned on Gold and Silver. Dia monds. Jewelry, Gold and Silver Watches, and all kinds of valuable articles, for any length ol time agreed on. The goods cannot be delivered without the Ticket. XJ* Ofice Hours from 7 A. M. to 10 P. H. iatt LITI'a.E, JJr., HO. 103 FOURTH STBfiBT, STOCK kM BiLL MUm Promissory Notes.. Stock Bonds, and Mortgag bought and Hold 1 »gy ADDY <2s EIWS33N©, Plumbers and Gas Fitters, HO. 165 WOOD SYBEET, OPSWIB ITEST OHIJBCH, PITTSBUEGH AH B 13 40 p, m. 13 50 p. m 4 10 p m 8 15 p. n, 2 go a, uu 7 40a.m. 47 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY 22X2 TUB lLLYOft'a OPFIO2- .840 pm Pumps, mre> bants, sntrct mo, Lead Pipe, Pig and Bar Lead, and Plumber’s material in general. Oil Refineries. fitted up in the most approved manner. Tanks lined Lead or Copper. Houses fittod with Water and Gas Fix tures. "' 835- N. B. All orders promptly to. FUBSISEONG GOODS* ■ SUITABLE POBTHBBBASON. HACRUH <£ GLIDE Invite attention to their stock of GENTLE MEN'S and YOUTH'S lain ext and Traveling fihlrto« Collars, lies* suspenders, Listen and SUb Bandberchlefs, Gloves, Hose, Umbrellas, ARMY SHIRTS, And Boldina’ PnmafilunxjGeods, always on hand at MACKbji A BLYDE 5. nnlU 78 Market St., between 4th A Diamond. pEACHEB AND TINBQAB— ■ 600 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES, tn rtoifl end for sale by WILLIAM BAGALEY, So B. & C. P. MAISMiEj Henofaemrets r*nd Da&lors la BOOK GAP LSTTSB,' and all kinds of WBAPFIN B PAPEB, have removed troa So. 37 Wood street to NO. 88 SMITHFIELD STBEBT, Plittbniak.Pa. a*>2 JE&- Cuh ptia for RA9S. CEMEST T • F. WIT§ON, MASTIC W<> RKER, Is prepared to exterior of buildings with improved Mastic Cement, cheaper and su perior to any doge heretofore, This cement has no equal: it durable adhesive ness to any surface. nmperishable by water or frost, and equal toiiny-<Hiatit& of stone. The undersigned ilths onlyrreliable and prac tical worksmn in fhiff cement in this city. I have rapplied for the following ?:entlem«nu wnbia the public are at liberty to re erto: J. BissiH residence PeniEgtreet, finished, ft yn Jas. McCsndlpss, .Allegheny, do 5 yn J. K. do 5, yrs J. ELMbCOTdi-P&imt&fit. do 4 yn A. Hoereler, EawrencPtllJe, do & yrs Girard Bouse Pittsburgh, do A yrs StCbartea ** do do .. 5 yr» '■ Address Washington Hotel • Boat ISOO, Pittsburgh P*o» jeb2oilyd AFISE ANSOBF !tlkV« or nix l ® B Bella iuat received and f«r pft/elow.bv , , * , -BECKHAM * LOHS feb7;d*w 127 Liberty street. SHOT OVNB»DOUfiLB AJSI) SIAttUF BARREL—The best assortment in the city fors«le by BOWN A TETLEY, rail 136 Wood street. AJEW FBUITS AND NUTS Xw 100 boxes prime Oranges; 100 do ■ do* Demons: 2o Bags new English Walnufet 20 do do Filberts: 20 do,do. Bratil Nuts; 20 do Fresh Cocoa Nuts: ; 50 do Almonds Bordeoux Idea; Just received and for sate by fflnZG .“ V Noa. : asstsjon®xs» ' A GOODS 1 New styles Belling ohcap.ftt -a BWIHtttS) PETSI6SS W BAC$£ F&7; and other, just ; oiiAlSis ABAINBT THE GOVERNMENT, promptly procured at reasonable rates. Apply to , D, H. HAZES, - Washington, P.C., i|iHn DAT- ~ . r ; ,>; =~Jg»top«a»i ; »ooMplettaaartmentq i” i! " GSHTB? * ‘‘-’•‘-'•k •--ss)s too?. 7 ka iiili-l iJtn | x.t PBBE CIDSB TIGS8&B, IS and 30 Wood street n mOV MASTOFACy^BKES. Uxxo JOXXI..JOHX L. Bovn-R-n. li'Cnu, ' PITTSBURGH STEEL WM JONES, BOYD & Or.. SMITH, PARE CO,. WARD X-'C > lYarehouso. No. i.s rirsf auJiso'JlSS}! Manofogtnrart a) aka-s; Joal Oil, BotoVif ind hulir, Gas and V/atoi pf.ij Sad Ilona. Du» ii j s ; >V'>tou i)oxci, SlcolMo iliiT; Pullioa, Hanjer* and hupiinaii . ; ’ Also Juooii ► and Maohinao tnia. Mryitioo roade to Oidar, , ; Hav ns a compioto taaohin. shop attached to he f oundry, all necessary fittla* will bsiaiifiiUy ■tiriideJ Ip ’ * « P&S s, OIL CLOTHS, VASfBIS, m CliOlflS -AT- . a’CALtSJii^ Ho. 87 Fonrtii strMt OOrOHT TOTHitliiH « advanwinpncea, of which vantage.is offered in purchase FOR CASH ae!6 ftOBXST y. D^tJTT.T.. EOBI 1 . &r 'v0 H Wholesale[ Qrooen, ,- CH COBSiniOB IBD FOiWMDIgB BESCHIUn Dual ays in Produce and Pittsburgh Manufoctara Ho. 36SMBHBTVBTKKET, itiSnsl PTTTdR't : LAKE SIIPEBIOB UUPPBB J4.INLR ABO- . WORMS, M’CUIIUT dk 00.1 Manufoeturar, oi : Bhsaih. Brariezu* and Belt -Gcpper, Pruyfod Coy p.r Bottoms,Raised Stillßotwusißpeltsr Bolder, Ao. Ako importopi -and . 4«leis in Metals, Sen ' Plato, Sheet Itod.- Pirt, &0, 43* Oonrtsntiy on hand, Tfeswarit Machine gdTools. Vf arahouso, 34S9XRSXandUO ECOND STREETS. Pittsburgh. Penaa. ’ orders of Cooper oat to any^lerirad JAMES A. FETZEB, FDRfiaRBIBB USD COBDSISSIQII BERCHJUIT, FOB fSB SALB OF . C- i Plans, Grom, Baeen, LanL Bsttei ivied rrowSU ¥roSneo Generally Coraor Sforkei and Flrct Ssree£i* PmSLTJRGH, PA REFER TO—Francis G. Bailey, Sotj. William DUworth, Sr- S. Cuthbert & Son, Htteburgh, BoydAOtt, Heisker A Swearingen, S.. Brady, Cash. M. A ML Bank, List Howell. Mangle A Co.. George W. Anderson. Donlon. Paxton A* Col Wheeling. myf&Sptfiia ; SAimMLUSGAB, SIOffOIGAHB* LA PLANING MILL, would in form the publio that he has rebuilt sin Ce-the fire, and having enlarged hia establishment, and filled U with the newoit and must approved machinery, is now prepared to furnish flooring and-planlna boards eorolT sawing and re-sawing, doors, and shatters, kiln dried,-frames, mouldings* box making, Ac. ' Bourn PrersßUtsa, Sept. 7.1857. TaSB UFMOIiSTEM NO. 85 FOUETH ST,, NEAR WOOD. 7TJTHII SUBSCMIBMSS HAHCPA*. J&L TURE and keep constantly on hand every article in their lino, visL Cornices,.Ornaments Curtain Goods. Comforts, Feather Beds, Mattrasew oi all hinds; i also, the celebrated Patent Spring Beds. All kinds of Shack*. Blinds and jFixttirea, £?* Prompt attention to all orders, for fit* ting and laying down Oil ClothpJAoi _octi7oyd BOSBRTS A ROlfojfrg. J. H. CASIBAY. ffote, 6!»cii, Droit, Bond and VLorM Beal Estate and Stejk' chandlwJSroker. ; Desirable Mill property and other Bool: Estate to the amount ot $lOO,OOO for sale low. SMS«BMEA®, COMMISSION M ERG BANT M 2 tEB BAL2 OJ PfG MI2TA.L, ANB BLOOMS, NO. 74 &X 8533. BELOW MAIIS pnrsßtißeß. c. sTEisatETa, GSBBSAI. HOUSE CARPSJSrSVJEB AND JOBBE 2. 9EOPVIB6IBAIXET li'tn Vctil andUbeitjgtmUh JS& Pl*tsbonr. Pa, eoboited a»d prunptlj attended to. DUHOSDSIEEI, WOUKK, PITTSBORaa, PA. PARK, BBOTMES&CO., MAJn7?ACTTTBSRfI Q» Best Quality Refined Oast Steel Square, Flat and Octagon. of all rises. 'Warran ted equal to any Imported cr manufactured in this county, ■ S&. office and Warehouse.. No, 14fJand 151 First and lao and 13a Second streets.: Pitta* burgh febl6Jyd ARCH STREET, between 3d and' 4th PHILADELPHIA i VhDEtttjitiHU) HAma BE* J 1 newed the loa»e of the above popular Hotel tor a series of Tears,, would respectfully call the attention ot the travobns public to its ooatrdl lo* cdlitv; elthbr tor orvleaptirC; > •nWv* TU«WA»R. UEBBd SOS, U 1 OUBOIJ> AMD NKW MODEL BE toiyera, Co per's Booh o Action, Manhat tan Fire Arae Company, Alien & wheelook’s, Sharp’s for sale low to the trade br JAMES BOWS, * 135 Wood St. produce 29 8t)0 bola Family Flour: ■5O btksheis Clover Seed; 35 do Beans* • 100 do DryPeaoUes 75 do Pared do 50 bbifl Maokerai Soa. S and 3; In store and for sale by .• , JAS.A.FETZ2B, comer Market and Hi. t streets Btt&SDT, . ICO cases of e&obin Etcrc and-for sale by VTT,r.B* * HijnKsfr«r.«. MACKEBEI*— 20 Bbla, Half Bbla aad Qr. Bbla ,-resh No 1 large ackereU . - 20 Bbla No 2 do do 20 " No 3 do do 20 Kits and No 1 do Justreceived and for sale, by _ mh23 MILLSft k RrTKSISON CORN STARCH 20 BOXES JEST ceivcd and tor sale by . • . UEYMER iBRO’S. No. 126 & 128 Wood, street Ci ULIIVAIOttS A CORK PLOWS * foriaioby. . . mi BECKHAM #£<>llo. No 147 Gi rtyitreet. Bacon sides— lv,ooy £>3 i. aeon ln store and fo* rale by fAMKS A, EEIZKB, s*B corne Market atd lftstreets. ULriTirOBJ, PLOWS; t'OODEB 'kJ Cat era. seed drills hay elevaiors. do* pow ors. churns, farm ails, <£o. lurealeby BECKHSM4XON9 127 Liberty etreet. TOBACCO.. V-J‘7,‘‘ S,!?/** S Y-i*t Virile Jo 4 for jg 12 . aoraerof Markrt and Firat St. Kit iSD HiSUKE FOBbS, HAT Bate*, Scythe*. Spada, Pejthe Stones, Grain cradle*. and all ctnor barvestint'XtbplOr oients; for sale by. BK« T'HAM & LONG ~ T.lHerty- S<»AP-fo *j<»xi sroiiair soas> as. sorted, in store an 1 for ea 1 * by i >.v " RKYMER& BBOS. ~ 1 - • • Wn, d etroftt. HHgs3, D ° BO«f »UB GO TO NO 15TH FIFTH STREET .and got a Qood ArtUio from : . ; D. S. DIFFENBA.CHER, ' SSw®* ** » cents. R tofia«Vw»e*t^i-‘^ r J by ‘ '* ;u
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