DAILY POST•
1;•i - IeTtIESTEA Elkt SUNNY
PArtiemlitre of the Dtsoster—Ezieltlug
lneldent',—Parllal List of the Lc/A.
stra , lr cilsegow, from Mempl,is,
1.2,a, has arrived, bringing the starling -
Ihvenee of the burning of the steamer
Sennyside, from Memphis for St. Louis.
She took fireopposite Island No. 15, about
twenty eight miles below New Madrid, at
5 a' lock on the morning of the 13th. She
was barned - to the water's edge. Thirty
jives were lost.
I am indebted to Dr.:Tandig, late of the
Forty—Eighth Indiana, who was a passen
ger on the steamer, tor particulars of the
catastrophe.
The Suneyside had a large trip of pas
sengers and. freight. Among the cargo
was 1,880 bales of cotton, much of which
was on the forecastle and in front of the
boilers. The boat was burning dry wood,
and a strong wind blowing aft drove the
sparks among the bales of cotton.
She took fire twice before on the way
up, but it was readily extinguished. The
, hirxi time the fire was communicated to
the lower tier of bales, and was under
headway before it was discovered.
All efforts to quell the flames .proving
ineffectual, the passengers were called and
the boat run ashore, the water being very
shallow at the bbw, but some twefve feet
deep at the *item. • •
The gangway forward was very narrow,
admitting the passage of but and or two
persons at a lime, and was Boon partially
broken don by trunks which passengers
had attempted to save. The crew and
deck passengers crowded forward along
the guards and were saved. Tb, cabin
passengers who could not get tlir , iiglY the
companipn way were obliged to k-ap from
the boiler deck into the water. In the
confusion a few sprang from the wrong
side of the boat and were drowned.
The engines were kept in motion to keep
the boat to the bank. The rapid tevolu•
Lions of the wheels caused a strong en;
rent, and drew many underneath the boat,
who were either crushed by the wheels or
drowned. An old_gentleman who was
drawn under the wheels and passed under
the boat was rescued by one of the crew.
There 'were ninety cabin passengers
aboard—thirty ladies, eight children, and
a number of army officers, among them
Major Boswell, who was wounded in the
shoulder at Vicksburg. His sister, who,
as soon as she learned-her brother's situa
tion, went to the camp and nursed him
through a long and dangerous sickness,.
was taking him home.
The brother and sister sprang overboard,
and had nearly reached the shore, when.
the Major's strength became exhausted,
and he was obliged to loose his bold upon ,
his sister, who was carried off by the cur
rent and drowned.' The boatmen rescued
the Zajor,but he was entirely insensible.
There is ittle hope of his recovery. He
was brought up wale Glasgow, and on'
her tekee - to St. L01:68.
Mr: Boyd, an iron founder of Memphis,
was . with.his wife and child on their way'
to Bt. Lome. He lashed his wife and child,
together, hand to hrkrid, aad they leaped
into the water, but were instantly drawn
into the Wheel, and all met watery graves.
Mi. Brady and wife, an aged counle of
New Albany, Ind., were returning home.
Mr. Brady was urging his wife to try to
escape by taking to the water. but her ter
ror was so great she could not stir.
A great mass of burning cotton finally
caused the steam chest to explode. This
so frightened the old lady that, in an in•
inapt she was overboard. Her husband
followed, and both- were saved.
A poor unfortunate fellow, who had lost
a leg by accident, was lucky enough to
make his way to shore.
Of thirteen female passengers, only
four escaped , of eight children, FIX were
lost ; an assistant Surgeon from Memphis
lost his wife- '
the chambermaid (colored, )
the only fernale servant on the boat, was
saved ; two of the ladies who escaped were
attswich .bvi. the, iseatmen • •more t hem
- odultlhave been saved, but were afraid
tit,throw themselves into the river until
liiinded,by the flames and smoke, and
odtilitriot see what they were doing, and
XeitAptiltaost into the wheel.
Aire. Van Buren sad her daughter,
Hattie C. Van Buren, of Detroit, are
among` the lost.
After the boat struck the shore, all noise
war hushed save the crackling. of the
tit Aries. It was still as midnight. Men
rushnd, fraritiol4 1p ~and, fro„ noiseless
and-speechless. Ladies gathered on the
guards with glaring eyes and blenched
Far," a time, siledce the 'most
terrible and oppressive reigned, when
siefhtenly the flames swept with irresistible
fOrce,aft ' and,.eatching the light dresses
.of.the lacties,: in a moment all were on
Illtsa, The lemma which then rent the
air were - terrible beyond description.
Alakosit,PtitaXia wee lipziae sank
upon. the Miming, deck, while others, in
thtirlftbiAky, 'threw themselves into the
After the steam chest exploded.
the engine& stopped working,
The boat had now burned to the main
deck, and gradually tylvigging out into the
current, was carried down the river about
half a a-le, when - site was struck on a km.
and hrOleitriii visited
garty of survivors, who found among
Itiediebris the charred remains of some
of their ili fated - friends. The clerk bad
a laike, amount cenioney in 'the safe 'be•
longing to the passengers. The safe was
not fire prooli and the clerk opened it and
gave the moinx i to its owners, but he was
not, able to save any of the (seat's
,money
or hooks,
The gunboat No. 7 came down, and see
• 'ing the crowd on the back, stopped, and
*Ea *bout taking them aboard, when the
lcilitsgow came along about 4 o'clock, and
toohAhera on board. A family living on
islenchfed the Raasengere, and did all
- they - could for them. The deck hands
were.'mostly saved. Two are known to
—have b, en /ow.
A IVARNIN-ii ,to marriedmen, who are in
the 144 gt.c,,.p l aSsigg tb43ir *ain billiard
saloons, when they should be quietly at
home with:Ole:mother of their children ;
iik'i.o'und id' the .followinx ease.given in the
DetroiCrribdra ef,Saturday :
Last tigh.t linaginabl i ouenr
red, , wheel:* ''stir 7 itteli.ve'ot the strong
•-miiitti of women. A. gentleman bad often
ifidnigedialilaying hint hie better
hid,4etAimiitted to sioti`him, Lent
night the woman followed her liege lord
into a salsiontro4litatioa.street, where he
"rthtf o aged with hie favorite - peeti
tt@eu est,stl'tllethehadbetterdesistand
Ro home*—huabanct:eonhin't See it in tiv3l
light—wifvviis imgpsahle, ar,d demande
aotiaieseerteelehh - r418%, Pete_rfainilis
peremvtorilyy , refused -to comply with h •
ril'ilfte'until the game was ended, Wif.
couldn't watt, eta4 = ‘'poetreting'' one of th..
balle,;Btarted home with it. fissband
thought that cool, and went home too:
That s what we cell a strong minded
womtk.m
IT is especially i mro-.ln: juz now iht.t .
clergytnen. in marryl,: c"opl~, should
-
not neglect tc give a cer , iacatP of the mar
riage. or tch.makii.a registration cfln
the case of a death of a soldier the WICIAW
meat have a certificate of marriage before
she can receive ,a pension. A New Jere
paper. in speaking of ; this ,sskjests as it
respects that State. says /. "Upon search
ing the records within the past year tpr
marriages, nearly halt the unfortnnat.:
widows have been turned away with the
fitatB44-f aki-olergYmaa-Perfarn2ing the
ceremony bat ragilect.q. with
Abe law.' " . ,
junrstr— v iv :ELF BBLS . Ivo. 3 *MAT
Jr EIS EL—ln store mad for gale by
FETZER & ARIdtsTRoJN.
mum:Market and Fl*its
N WA, 'WY P 13 -11.,
NO. SI) DIAMOND STREET.
glel9.lyd PITTtBIi RUH
CAJRCI, Nov. 14
Brass Founders,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
AU kinds of Brass and Iron rocks
BRASS CASTINCF. OF ALL KINLS
Made fit the shortest notice.
Par:lel:Liar attention paid to fitting and re
pairing of OIL lIEFLNERIES.
31 & 34 WATER STREET, nour Librty
The members of this firm, being practical me
chanic& of many years' experience In the heal
ers will en iure to give satisfaction in every re
n'ect. We are also agents for Guild, Garrison
Co.'s, Steam Pumps for cuter and oil. ea-1.3,1
O'HARA . WY. I. IeGINA
O'HARA. & MI GINN,
l~itrorneya at
OFFICE S 9 GII4 1T STREET
Opposite the Court Rouse, Pittsburgh.
/a - Particular attention given to the settlement
of Estates, sale and transfer of Real E,tato, Em
aminatron of Titles. &killers claims, collections
in any part of the west.
Prompt remittances, and full correEpondene-) in
re and to all business entrusted to our care.
rul6-t1
13. .31./.1...1,1
SUOCEBBOB TO
%JAS. P.FLEMIN*C.3.
RAU G- I S 'l2
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Forman and Domestic Drugs, Medicines, PlitiGU.
(Ms, Dye-!.•tuffs and. PertutnerY.
No. 77 Federal t , troot.
ALLEGHENY CITY. PA,
my,2.
NEW CARPETS, OIL tom &t.
4.) a ie.L j /
.60. 67 1 , 0urt.6 Ktret TD ...
PEEVLIDS:O4 To fill; LAIL
ad7anae is 1 - ,ric,r-a, u 1 W icfnn ruo.nr.
rarttase is natred in ar.ltr.se FUR n
Li
®NE 1. BOYD. ar CC.,
n021:1,3
JNO.
V.OntiSSION bIERCIA'Ai
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NU. is WAIIR TiMO'S. 13X1.01i
PITTSP.USEI
BUEIJE CARPER lo ,41,14
AND JOB E
AiLlarr tt L. ri r•ad
mud LUtrerty Eiteeta,
Pittabtlrgb., Ps
ortlevirelleited and promptly attended te.
V.C.F.EIZT .- .1. r. DA Z. 11 4,
DAULZELL fr-% 1.14,
Whol9nale Grouore.,
i:rfeEinh:43 POO fORWARDIR4 ti. I FArP
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ba noe stud k s ittskrargh Manure: t-c
fqt , . 5.4r.1 X.IBERVIC STRI6I7.
F. 011
'HENRY W. BEAUMONT ift CO.
DEALIIBB
I oreigp Brandieg, Wines and Gin
Also, Blackberry, Raspberry, Wild Chem alai
Ginza Brandies, Old Mononghahela, Rye,
other Whiskies, Jamaica Rnm..fic.
No, Fla Liberty Street,
Opposite Fourth street,
P11.78BI;Itl4}1, PA
Taverns, and Families. SIIPPII.e. a.t
moderate profits. ter Caah.
mp2l:ls'd
rah,l kr 6 , t;
&air*, twill Estate Mr?.
eliontl4s4) BPObt er.
us'sh ROOM Nal2 BITRIUM I_l Li: •-•
solTßzni ilita EuEh. re.
Deshakilo Mill property_ &ail 4ititv3, ltnal katt . i
tho ardotint of sl(xi.Cloo Tor sale low.
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9;.244frultscer:
WHIV44S Q.1 ; q : t241.t.1.!
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Oboe, NO. SOI IaBaRTY STRIET. CU
bluirh. Ps. iirre_firp
P. WITMER ........H. D. RHYMER-- .... B. Mind BB
Late at Miller & Rieketson's,
FLeymer 8t 13rotherog,
r9mooesson to Rosner A Anderson
Wholess.le Dealers in
Foreign Frults. Nuts, Confectionary,
. = jragarti, Fire Wei* Ai, AC.,
Nos. AND 11, WOOD STREET.
PITTSBURGH.
WM, R.SMITH , .jOP rER
WM. 11. alarm
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mat al in general. OU Itentes
the men" g E ppinve4 manner. Tar k 5 linr:i I,crd re
ablelf Ittt.id. with 7,i'gt-ir 60,1 . 5`F
N. L. 4 4 .11 order )T2ctruth attanci3.l 3'
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I. ',.•5 .- 5 , ...:. ' ''. ': . :'lO3, Minch! and
:e r ; 0. , Dt attention given all orders i q 15!
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THE PITTSBURGH POST:
Business Pards, &c,
JCSEPa SNOWDEN,
J_ & YE WSTEEN.
OMEN
itEAL ESTATE AGENTS
MIS Tall OILS Or
CE I RTI C. FaiTIEII4IIIETX
amuntAL
3. C.A.511.1L.1
ii.LLECifit; y
Business Owds, &c,
R. HUTCHINSON
,L LEECH ct HUTCHINSON.)
& POI WARDlfiti EiRCHANT
Dealer in
' JiiitN tt . E:S li 13V E CHEESE,
Flour:l7*th: . Fish. nr , od Pratt, I'M and Pear
, i:ENERALLY,
Le.-t L—ano •01 Family'* - ottr - A iwayB hand
Second Street,
netween Wood and Market,
P11"11 , A1A1.11, ?FINN' 9.
„.! on COlatilgPMeta:.
d
FRANK KELLY,
A'dorwan and Attbrney at Law,
4-krt oioction of. 64°o:tuts kind all legal busk
6F • t ' raptly attended Co, d
: e APPELL,
Smithfield Street.
S ^e• .1.)
Fall and Winter Goods,
iut.ttet ;
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IVevii rt.i.i an d OVarY
r by fkrbt • .1z.b.3 Skut
• 'roe— . •-• • :tait.•iyd
ANDREW lil.ollkN.
HENRY PRLPPS, JR ,
(i cnerai Partners.
I RON CITY FORGE
Ki,OMAN & PHIPPI4,
Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh,
manut., - .har Iron. General Railway and
•,r F org i ng ,. Passenger, Freight rinti Lo
,nm.ttl% e Axles, eke. erlU-tl
ui:OiIESNE BRASS WORKS
ADMAN & ORA W.-FORD.
... a r. 64 817 variety of finished
fitAF3S 'WORK FOR PLUMBEII,B
G.:43,:e4 or KTEASI FITTERt.;,
MACIIINEZ)I6 dhi) t. 30 itittibirrlid.
j? RAM CA. US OF EVERY DE.
?LP nor, a math. , to order Steamb,,a:.
anJ f.tting and repairing promptly at
...ended 11.rticutar attention paap to fitting up
Jal and Carbon Oils,
6166, E.. 10 for the Western 'Zs - 4471,7101
Pennsylvania. for the gale cf Marsh. Langdell
Patentbhon Pump, the best ever threw
having nJ ralvea it it nut Liable to get out of
:,'grand will tht,w ',to water than artypun.;
twice , t. febll 17.
BiACK 111.4 305 D NT EL WOBILS
PITT9F.PIRGFI,
PAk€33t.. Fs Ra 4 , THER e 140.,
ioet linajt- ; Rednati ijaat
B , ltiaris, ;Fiat ita,i all sizes. W.sr. - ar;
ted equal t, lait,;.ried ~r 13.1A2U1E6C -C
this ;IL cry
and n 149 and irk]
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HIGH SCHOGI.,
ELI:CT It LI:101,S,
FEMALE COLLEGE,
EST.ERNCNIVEKSI'i'it
and the ve i rinue , edne,tinnai institutionF in this
city and viciLity.
also a cyniklete
SUHOOL STATIIM4 it.Y.
Pens, Ink, Pencils, Slates. 1 4 0.1..ber.
Writing. better and rivite Paper, Kovelopes,
Drawing Parer. hales, COMPOEfiLIOI3 Books_.
Vor ale at
MELLutt'-,
t vs ~t reet, Pittsburgh
APINE ALNISO_IVi ME ft 1 OP .BLEIGH
Belk last roori cdandfor cjwbyY
PF .l ll3Ml4ti tolka'
-tbbTuitrw 1-7 !.4,.rt9atraet.
SlllfoT GUNR--110 : Alt i tv- Fir ga l
BARREL—Tho best assonment in ell, C./ Ll
for sale by BOWN b. TETLEY,
135 Wood sty set.
UESDAY MOR
1863. 1863.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, November lath.
PIiMiSYINANiA - oiNfikt RAILROAD.
Nine Daily 'Trains
THROUGII ACCOMMODA•
that Train leaves the passenger Station
Daily. (except c unda,y,. a: 5 ISO a. in., stopping at
all stmions between Pit ,burgh and Piladelph a,
and making direct connection for New hors at
Ptplruielphia
THE THROUGH MAIL TRAIN loaves the
Passenger Station every morning. (except Sun
-40.) at 4 50 a tn., stopping only at principal S,a
lions, and making direct connections at s arrie—
burg for Baltimore and Washington, and for New
lark via rhiladelphia.
He. LHROUjfI r XPRE TRAIN leaves
daily, at 4 k. 5 p. m , stopping only at principal
stir ions, making direct connection at Harrisburg
for Balt.more and Washington, and for New
lone, Via Allentown Route and Philadelphia.
l'EtE FAST LINE leaves the Siati,,n
.er.oupt Sunday.) At 835 v. in., stripping" IA), at
principal stations, connecting at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Washinato:i, and at Phimcie.phia
for New Yurk.
JOHNSD) Yr Al ACUOMMUDATION ri‘AIN
leaves auily, texcept Sunday.) at 3 Ulip. btol—
Pl/111 at, all btatiooa, and running as tarjas Cone.-
matigh.
Ylrt.6l ACCOMMODATION TRAIN forViali's
eavesdaily,(ercept . - ttriday,lat 630 a. m.
SECOND A.C6OMMO OATION 'TRAIN for
Wall's 5 noon, leavcs daily. (except Sanday,, at
11 40 a. al.
Tun" ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
We t , tation loavee dail9, (expept Euriday,) at
3 SJo. m.
.NOUit ll ACCOMMODATION TRAIN - for
IV all 'el cation leaves daily. (except-Sunday.) at
odOp.ru.
T.LiE CHURCH TRAIN leaves Wall's Station
every Sunday at t-1 n 5 a. in.; returning feat,
Pittsburgh at 12 45 p. w.
TH01( AB N. 111 ILLsa,
z,reciaJ Partner
ARRIVE IN I'ITISBLRGI.I A 6 FOLLOWS:
Baltimore Expre 8. ..... ...... 50 p. m.
Philadeli hia rixprero 1 EU p. m.
Fast Line 1 3"
Through Mail Train 1 00 a. in.
Johnstown Accommodation 1005 a. m.
Ist Wall's Station AccomTr.ocation 626 a. m.
zo l 4 all's Station Accommodation... , a. in.
3d Wall's Malian ocommodauon..... I S p. m.
4th Wall's Station Accommodation LS p. w.
Baltimore Xxpreas will arrive with Philadelphia
Eames. at 1.4)1/../1/.. bn
ii. reio4l44l.
A.LN.S YOlt BLAIR VILLE - and I:Cl/L-
A:IA connect at Biairsrile In , e•secti in wph
ahrough Accommodation. Johnstown ACCOIXIII3 , -
da.uon and Express Train Earn, and with Joalt.i.
in re Express and Johnstown Accommedation
Wait.
I itArNS FOR EISEY`..:BURG connect at Cri6-
20P %rich Ha-prose Trai :a and Mali Train Wiwi,
acd with Throtan Accommodation and Ernrcsa
Train - Haat. •
The =raveling Public, will find it greatly to
their inlerest, in
_going hest or Wes., to travel by
the 'rENNSYLVANIs. IIt,iIL,ROAD, as the ac
commodations now offered cannot be surpassed
on any other tonte. The /load is ballasted with
stone, and is entirely free from dust, we can
Promise ISvety, Speed and comfort to all who
may favor this Mad with their patronage.
Tv NEW T0RE........
PHILAD.ELPLUA
B %L2ii4 4 /13E.. .....
LANCA
LIAR 1 8 / 3 URG....
Baggage Caecked to all Stations on the Penn
sylvan= Railroad. and to Philadelphia Ra ni
more and New York.
• .
•
Pastsengat3 ptircnating tiehets in ears w:11 be
charged an aces vv.:cording to distance traveled
in addition to the Station rates, exeopt from ipta
not,s where tie Company has no Agent.
U 1 ICE.—In ewe of loss, the Company will
hold themselves responsible for personal baggage.
and for an amount not exceeding $lOO.
An Omnibus iidnenaa bantam - played to
convey Passengers a❑d baggage to and from the
1./15; , ta., at a enArge not to exceed i 5 cents for each
passenger
1. el'EyiAßT z , Agent, k.
At thg P. R. Pwvengeri. cation, on Ltbeity
and ilract atreets.
IP4. On. 'TI - I E.: it"; (3.u..
MJ 1 1 .1111111 i CIIICAU 1111111
To ALL POINTS IN 'HIE WE,T.
sOUTII WEST AND NORTEI WEST
S :-.:
Shortest and Most Direct Route to the
dIN AND AFTER NOVEMBER 16th,
ill 1863, trMn ran a. f.iluwo, viz :
IV F.',TWARD TRAINS.
Chicago E.' oross. Chicago Expre, a
Leaves
i. 45 & m.
Allegheny.. _....1.55 a. in.
Arrives
A Lience
r
Fl. Wayne
. IO 5 , 1 p In 11 Po m.
COl.l - M.l3l's CINCINNATI g" ST 1.1)1'IS
Leaves
Arm , e
Colo.moue
Clmnrinati
.1.! (Ilan t polis
Louie ail e....
N. 13 —The time to Cincinnati is the same as
by Steubenville. Trains on both Roads meet at
Columtion, and passengers all go into Cincinnati
together.
CRESTLINE AND ALLIANCE MAIL.
Mail. Accor.modation.
Leave Pittsburgh.. ....TA.) a. m. 2.15 p. in.
Allegheny .......7.10 a. m 2.25 p. m.
New Brighton. 6.36 a. in. 4.15 p. in.
Allianro ...... 11.10 a. m. 740 p.
Arrive Clestline... .....6 30 p. m.
Th, se trains blot at principal Stations between
Allegheny and Redactor.
NEW BRIGHTON' ACCOMMODATION
T. AlN'S—From Fecltral a tree: Statin, Alle
gheny City
Leave
Allegheny 9.15 a in. 4.:-EE , p. En • I , m.
Arrive
N. Brighton 11.15 a. m 1.45 p. En. 6.2 L p, in.
p. 123•
N, I,l , l:Oaten 5.3'i a m, 7.01 , a. nn, 12.. i v Ti . 2.50
P. n
A Ileahen7 i. 2) a. ttl. y 4 1 .1 a m. 2.'crs l•. m. p
Ctx wag° E x.pr en .... ..:. ,I , ,i, in
ell'cagn -Frprea, .3 36 jz. w.
C neinnati ETprea6 •• 7.50 P rn
Crest,ine Mail.. 7.00 p. In.
TRAINS FOR NEW CASTLE. MERCER and
OIL CITY.
Msii, Aec,,tumv.lation
Leave Pittsburgh.. _7.00 a. tn.
A I I eg h en y
Arm° New 0nat1e...101.40 a LL.,
EASTWARD.
Leave New Cactle....6 sO a. m. : 1 .00 p. m
Arrive Pittsburgh.— S. , j p.
Allegheny...lo.oo a. lA.
' rajpe aro ran by )li11111)1.19 time, wbirb i
12 tninutett glower '..han - PiVsburgh tftne.
turther information, an 1 ihrough
all, 1y i. tt Et). PA.RKIN, Ticket Ag
I . :A n Passenge. Station, Pitt: - urgh, P.
end n. Q. C cS:-.ELI3EIittY Agent Allegheny
ili 11, JF...,ti.Yl.s.
If. Gen Vgt - Pashnger Agent.
CLEVELIND, PITTSBURGH &HIIIIRLING Ij, R
WINTER ARRAN GIMES"
ChN AND , AFTER RONDA Y, NOVEM•
lUF BEI; Pith, 18 4 3 Tra , ns leave the Depot
01 the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Pit,bargh as
'PITTS:Witt-Ali AND WaRICLINI) LLNI*,
Leave
tAurgh 1 4' , a. I.U. 620 a. m.
Wellsville 4, , 0 842 '' 4.05 '
uv.lle. 5.10 "
Wheeling " 11 u 0 ' 6.0 -
Arrive,
Bellair -6,20 " 11.15 '
Couneeting at Steubenville and Bollair with Sten
b,3ll4-1110 and Indiana Railroad and Central Ohio
Railroad for Zanesville,Newarlf,Col nmbua.Xenia
Oavi• , o, Ind)anapoli.. Cinciunatti, Louisville,
Cairo. t LOIIiB, St J ose ph. and all points weal and
.oath-west. and at W-b••elirig with Is,,ltia:4 r. 71,;
Ohio Itailp ad.
PITITiBURGH AND CLEV.ELANJ
Leavft4 Pittsburgh.... 145 a. in. ~45 p. m.
4.00
I,tyard .... 5.56 ' 6.'45 "
Alliance .6.55
Ravenna.. . 7.4 , , " ,; jw ••
flu la.ai 8.11 " ;Al ••
A rr - vra t'leveland - 8.40 ''
C:nnecting at Baysrd with Tortearaws , oraooh
for Now elphia and Canal Doter: at Alit
- nr-t Y•rt Wayre ar.d Csl.lala
lvallirao at Revel na with Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad for Warren, Greenville, Mead
ville. Union, Corry. Jameaurmn and Salamanca ;
tt lluoon. with Cleveland, ?Arrant:le aid
R. for Akron. arlyahosa Path
Mill r erobar- jp , and at Cleveland with C. and B.
4.1 t, Tor aw,.
.It.lt for &italic,. Totatfo, tO 3 ftratku4r&fo;
Stembenvffle 'and Weilsvitlir Adammtnodation
leav riWeay City at 3 50. p. lA,
Trains antra at 70.00 3 . 50
m••• 1 5. P. M. ra i n s a. m.
Through Tiaketa to all pro unuen c points can be
f o rcaered at the Liborts street Depot, eats
'
ApAat,
lZiktoket Agent.
rciVrnither emmwz.. - i:in.ft
WILLIAM bTBWAAT, Agent.
At the Company's Mee, Freight Station, Peon et.
non
Railroads.
HET URN ING TRAINS
FARE
....... lu fA)
10 w
WI 3iTER A MIA NOEPSIENT
9i a r
-10 40 a rn
EAST +CARD
EASTWARD TRAIN.
Alia:TE AT PITTSBUaGH
NOVEMB
Railroads,
WPM/ 2017T8 VILA 2AVIIR AND
.1011
RAILROAD.
tffit tig:CINNAn R. A.
ounttozin_g. ir.Warapoi.is with Terre EAU Oa
An d Terre Haute and ?ikon *Mir. ad. to St, Louts
and Lafayette and indianar New Alnany and
salem.a.mi Michigan. Cratral Rtdloacia for MICA.-
(40, lI,UOK ISLAYD, INOTON, nod all
Intermediate point&
Through Freight Traii. Iiti3I.3_NAPOIALR.
1.1.7R.R.Z I,AFAYETTE and PERIL
Breightt and paayengors oarriad from anciu
oat or Lawrenceburg to Ima time data by any
.two:. :ante by Ewen rydour heer:., and at as tow
Tye only road by whim Lhipmenato can be
made trent oi et to the W tat:bort break
klLS bola.
F. O. WICZI. or ALEX.
GRAYDON, Freight Azno,.,a: anoianall. or 11.
0. El AUETES. &Tent Lawrornoobargh. JOHN
D. AtOMLIS. Indianapolis, will reoeive prompt
It:teat:ion, nod no ohargo for oCaLI2I/8910111 so
n:ARGE VOR L•LSTAGA OR OONWIAMON AT LAW
MINOMBURO.
'or farther iafortuation apply to THOS. &ATI
RAN. (No. ii:4l2 Monongahela House. :Igen t of the
ITha L. 'prepared to girt THAI/COE RH-
For pa3...E.gerr and freign: to Indianapolis,
Terre Ltiayette, Peru, Green-
CrtM% , /r÷ , i/111. Chariestou, aria atai Mat-
Zooz 11. I,z)RD. PreeideEt.
Insurance.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PlPirrsß liG XL
1.• ktal Pres:dent.
Y 00 tt.DON, E v . remry.
r 3. :, i f i 2,l e ' r l ; ; 2., C (Sl , 2D AN E
. I ,Ge j a 3 l a artLC Caer
c: ezzire, , PAvhvyth.
!t1 ft-sore A'.! :nd. of 311i.1 oRd
IWO itIiSKE .
A Sloe. , Lzv.ituaon wan eyed by Directors whi.,
are hnown the cornuacanitu. and who are
detertribtort, bY Promptnesa and Liberality, to mma-
Ail, the oh c racier which they ham:, hammed., Ls of
te.r.n; `cc hest :-.rote,-t!on to thoco r. ho desire to be
Akiti ;o'9. r. PAtb, 180/. •
66ovk Aoo , entA ....
......... ..... 63,000 (x)
.
f515 , ,2 , YtLrni: - .l' v... • 250 00
Oren Aoconil.F. •.. ...... 7,889 43
09
1 7 .561 99
t ah m tom . ........
r•ri,
.. 171.075 14
WaBattl 711
.4a.tbataial 9ct , a4.2 A'
Loa.rtnr c
AChiGT
I.lrx.t.n 3ar 9rlmr, s - e ! , l Lczr,
J. Rea;.•
Jon., L. 'Vane. /sun
RELIAffi)E COTUAL, Cilib.tiOE
30MPANY,
x...541Y
r_sr- Litntted or Perpa*Ani Metti9
Law. Fut aitnre. i iD. town or
nonntr7.
OYFICE. 150:5 WALE UT STREET
latati Capital .
Astute*.
inaosted ;01:v. , . EN L.
"'trot. Mortgage or 11131:114JVC Cit 7 FTC -
Part 3, worth doable the amonnt...... 2:151`..61.13 06
Ground rent. trot ........ 2.492 50
Penneylvtialal'Lailroad 01'e 6 10 rient.
Mortgage LOAM% .... 27.9(2) 00
Philadelphia oily 6 't? oer, t. 1ean........_80 000 00
Allegheny County .Pecy,syl
?anis Railroad Losna ........ ... . .... .....
Collateral loans, well seoured
ond. liroad Ton Moustato
ay, mortgage
..... It. ..... Rt.:Load
@tot , : Mama'. Tat
Company 24,350 00
6..G0k ,„ • cc,:enT.:, 0".._-v I . ...,2tr.:43 Co 1,06 i;
pet' a V ,. a.: aM. ! C c . 7u; r , A)
Unr.? r!.
Meoltanlom' Br ah .t 0....... 2,012 011
Union M. irara.ra.noo ...... 160 00
Biro :14...761,2.1.1e. yam. , 16497 16
Book Al oaoro ..t.. ta
e.... 6,216 79
Cwt. , a r' seeett.. I.I,:fSS
palm if
GLIM TUABLZI, Pre4ent.
P,V.7011.8.
45..121 , 4a: litarLast.
Wu:. ICE orilpf.._l. .in.., , ,rt. Mean.
VetiOriek .I.;r r.:. Viiiiieba .t4tipsel.
Co.rrolliaB Stare 12 ~. 7c -~ .J. ,': rnalc?
Joh') R. V 9 Orr.. i ., :A.,,b.1.1.1 Hi.:i.
f ...1 ; , ; 92..7 . .... . -... lioth'S.T.
J o:r 1 ,1,, E TAW 11.Loti
iTGA.! tr. CL ts• 1.1,!: :.: ' b . 1
. Bur:dr.&
.21::g.r.c.,:; S. ' 0 ..7K , ..1. , r.:1:..r. lk: ?tn.
~ guyicc
.... '-; .I , N r • r.'. 1 :,br. Btre,:ll, Ylit.th,..: ;h.
..:. a. ti :3 Clll4 ~ . ....N. :secretary
.; - 2. , ..- 2!,!.e1t ~.— o lT. T .NAxor. I.
Won:1 r.
*PEkii LhA , t4. 7 LOSS
140 p.m
1 1 w
914.. F •.T•11.A:' , : 1 / 4 1,6 N FIRE INSITELANCE
c k ,fr; eAI4- ? : i• • TiZ.LP itIA, OPTION,.
1,1 2.5 KIT attn . :SEW,
136 C
!."
.1114: .F-icircgsgex, ac.apt.• .etzurcr!...—.....111,896,881. 8$
39 tis 56
_ 1.4:11 , t
R 7 ,•31'
82.208,061 68
• p rtht Whkh thi3 cent.
ink an s, divide ; taw are hive.
beau iict• nairke4,
ins7roaoct. t05..14 uu 44 . 4 rs ,ion of ?rap.
arty, in Town d >+t«> e.f. , 30rr sie ate
oon".."tant rich se.daritY.
",we- ir.cort , cratAhry ipo:ihd of thirtj
Pm:T. .hey hasa aid iris% Lc an aiuu - .l.nt
xearsl'n" . cr.r tiiioos eF Ddllaro. tharosy
fording 'riddance the advantages of insurance,
kJ well th so meet via
7•:• - oc,p...:, are ea
:••• • ily‘us Coe piste 44 4 ,:.tti7
it k C.•
tharle.
Triblet s Brown.
Benicia! arxn Lee,
J14.44:41.1.1., ',ward 4.3, D:Os,
(4.5.. NE • W, Qr , Drke Fa/ aa.
4 .sli AB. N. .trANOK KR. Pmaiden , .
grit 414,1.13! a . //Al?. "ice Prato:W.4,
ono.
.I.IW !s' AZelt.
Third and
4[PAPlihi. AND LIFE
LN 24.1 1, A A NCI' wpAN
o. LC; TIP:I DT i3TREEii
Oppockt, ;tr.
%UMW
RINDS 4.11 , 124•
VV SI HANCE. either Porpettte.; er
arari zitat:ftl.tk.zt 3i Pro;?artY or Lie-J'r•eodi a, it
r. 37.,.• -h.101;
5 ..0 . 17 CET KING,
to P.A.....9W IN. 1 , 104
11. - CdCi\iite).
U rs.
C. riberou....,.,
• . _
4.3 U p. ta
6.101 in
001 , ft..L.
Wood tA.ll6i.r.
It E F IY N RANC C
or Pirrif?,.Bti.llGE.
1 , 3*.
111 , 01i.":111:6 niPiTeij.3. inIX.MIDa
PIHR A'ND MAItINIz RISKS.
41.6AACJ Pre , dideat.; J OEI4 D. MoLD.R.D.
ripe PraEidox.: tieg!nito7 CAPt.
WILLIAM D.RAll....cucxn4
IREcrom - e. ttusco.
yor Car c Way'. John A. iiresJn,
k.a.'otaln Adiur
;Lai!) . • vi 1:
' '
tr 1% 511112444-ilip4So DS,
t.UlTA}i3,$ $0.1.i.1111.
EFIACRUM fir. CILYDE
astantionto Liu . .. gwit i
M and Of
/Allen and Tradai-inb.
itNaii-arlf, /0:4 5 Sllilt , t/Eldel
111 . Ifi 1L /giantlike] Vi]`.rfp,
6 , 40170., 53111140. Usthrollsa,
ARMY
tuaitos' Varnishing Goode. taw*. on hand
at ! . .SACRUM. A GLYDR S.
e 412 in ?dirket at.. hotmen 4th k DialßOL,
?RESENTS FOB THE HOLIDitY'S'
al 111 E SVIFIRCRIBERS Fp). VE JEST
opened c4pec.l)ly for the I ., ll,lze'r.a very.
‘1 r;.bie stoat ,1
SWLT
GOLD AND SILVER WATII r&.q,
fur ia.ditm 3.11(1 iier.tl^men'd wear. fine Crease
eloekr Faeev r.ift'd9,
!qILV a*AltilS,
11
. 1 3 . 9 oaskru, (;she , 41/41 fruit tlet,
ea easel, tea gotta, etc., and q large
firiitubleartl3!ep for prewar
H.E..1 NEM N, !EBY R. 4. at ^4XI c.
de,-')) 42 Fiftb etreer
ti asp -4o BOX} S TOILET sosp AS
+ - 7 aorted. in lt , i7e ant for sale by
RBYKIIBIA BROS.
12a dc/29 wood street.
CIRANBERRIES- 12 : . triroirtE
11.-/ Cranberries. Just reo.ived and for sale by
FBTZS h ARMBTRON9.
ore corner Market and Vint outsets
R _24 1 , 1 1c36.1 - '"
.
B~n~~~~e~i.dt
NlloLinsoi efe A • g Z A 4 -
. and ltsohanse Brassit sad Nato t .
Notes. Dtata4o.3l:(PtanCen, Gold.giatmlAt zi
Noteo. , I " , ohange on the Rade= w '
atias eart.strwittr for eale. • "
Collentiord made irk 'itillbeHattioa thronsbansar
United Stator. Daposica reoeivailn PaZ 11/24b
oarromt papal.. No. 67 Barket. etreet., t;
"12vird • eats., _
DOLLA*SAVINGS MOIL
166 FOURTH MTHEffilt.
th.e wei DAILY, F 40161 TO (3 , 4:
41.4 also, on Wednesday and EfetardaY crannies
rona May Ist to November Ist, from ?MIS ;'clock
ani from November Ist to May Ist, Sr= 6 Lc 6
e clock.
Deposit; realist:del ail =nag cot lets th.syre
aat.Laa. and a dividend of the Profits a te t , r t rod
tvloe ayenrn Igo andl)eeensiber. !Las
boon ddeinreals -ananAY, id Jane and 5 In
bar sipoe thq-Dui t if. was organised, at the rate Q: tiSY
Per ?cit. ; '•
Interest, tZ tivt drawn out , la placed to tile
credit of the depositor as principal, and bean the
same interest from the trot days of June and De
cember,mpoandins twioe a year, without
trot:tiding the depositor to oall or even to :,anent
pass book. At this rats money will double in
less thou twe:ve . yenre.
ocntein tett the Chezte , .., .By Bales
mad crs .:"1: e;•ellestion
et 4' - o !Alm.
John 110.1.mee, Jahn haratta4,
4.1.eme.... ler Speer. J &mos B. D. ,bee 1. ,
13<mi, L. Ye. alme , n.n.-..?.. +I.. M. Pollog% M.:. rY.
James .M.e.A.J.lev, Bill 13 . c.rg - sim
Js.Ln% L.1 , ..r.:Lea...... Wm. J. an sex,.,
4rntrintgag.
Calvin Mama, . 1 1:1210-7 D. Kel.r
John G. Baokoier.. .;:'etar A. Madeira.
George .fitr.ok- Wm. Vankirk
John G. Rindley, I anieJ Slaldle,
Alons A. Carrier. 3obert Robb,
Charlea A. (lotted. Wanor P. Piarnine4l
Win. DoligW. - John Or.
John Emu, • ailtrY L. - Eintreajt.
Wm P Ninerman John 8.. 3hoenbetivt:
Wm. S. Raven, Virre... N. Cohmertg,
Petal 1.... Eiuni ~.:,. itegander ninth
Haber.: Uayb, ,irkko Whittier,
'?1 ,,, 8 baveJy. trnisatiart Yeersr
FARMERS' DEPOSIT BANKING CO
BANK 01 ( DEPOSIT AND` DISCIIIihT
Par and Current Funds Reoeived on
Deposit.
rTHE UNDERSIGNED STOCHFIOLD
ERS are individually responsible to deposi
tors to the whole extent of their private meat=
James Marshall. William Young.
John Sogt Jacob Painter.
William Walker. William Carr,
Samuel George, B. B. Robison,
Thomas Metter, Thomas Scott,
Robert Bell. Joseph Lova,
John McDevitt, D. A.Stewart,
John Floyd, D. R. Galway.
Hay Walker. W. W. M'saegor,
John S. Dilworth
JAMES MARSHALL, President.
B. A. 6BORGB. Cashless
0320,510 00.
030a,508
HAL BALE L , AVIIIIi3 INSTITUTION
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION':
of the above institution on the 2d day of No- , .
vemly_4r. 186.1, published in conformity to the
charter :
Amount of I;eposits. Nov. J, 1853 $103.594 1$
Amount of Interest due Depositors 1,954 91
Amount of Cm tingent Fund
10,000 00
3.500 00
ASSETS.
First Liens on Real E5tate...5.35,300 01
Unittd znates BoLds .5e,t)01.) (X)
U. S. Debt tlertiteates and
Notes, (market value) 11.051 79
Interest eon ed to.t one 5:39
Office Fonaltaxe
Cash on hand....
The undersigned, And Committee. have
examined_the books of the Institnuon. the bonds
and sEcnritie - =, counted the cash. bro., and have
found the above statement to be correct.
B. COPELAND,
NICHOLAS VOEGTLY,
WM. H. SMITH.
Deposits received DAILY, and EVERY bAT
HRDAY EVENING.
INI E REST PALL) at per cent. per annum
TRUSTIES.
LdAAC JONES, PRESIDENT.
Hon."'. M. Howe, I Hon..l.M.Hoorhea
Wm 1,1„ Smith, G. 0. Hassey,
IN. B. Copeland, TJacob Pannier,
Harvey IL'hilds, Nicholas Voegtly.
Office, 63 Fourth Street.
rv,4
: -_. 11... .1. .
ti bl NS I W.C:i 10 I'l
NMI. 'lO9 SIIITISI O IEI4t STREEW
:co cE , rr.27 Yirth. iztabi ne.
Val ONLY IN LII - Nk;IN &ND SIIALL
. 1 Y• 11 - qUaltitinbe /051; ed• Gold'ead Bikver,ll>iLe
monde, Jewelry, Gold and Silvg Watches. and
all kinds of vairiabto artici. for in 'earth ci
thue agreed on. Too r ,, 04...a oanzot.ie le 3 9yon4nl
without the Tiokot.
-Irar C. S ImiI.C.CLIE :10111 x G,. L. to It Y.IL
i. 20
410 LIT T firE, J
1,3.14 POVkViekl
STOCK APO BILL BROKER
kromissory otes,l3toc_ Boc n t.ad IQortgaaee
hpurta and Dee
DIME SAL VINUS INSTITIITIost, 19(711.
110 Smitnfield street, opposite the Custom
Howe. ophartered by tho Legislature.
ovvlc-Ens.
President JABICFS PARii, Jr
vice rrssiDurrs. •
IS re, U. Smith 11, F. !Void
Thos. D. limier At. Rein aniark
Francis Sellers Joshd , ithodu
John F. Jennies_. jaeoL Stuckrath
Th9ILII.B S. Blai7 Mex. Bradley
Hoerr Lloyd Alfred Black
4. CraTEIElt,
Jcsiah Kink C Zug
A b Bell Joe Diiwori
S S Fowler A Reed
Jaz.. W IVocKtire.i R C Schinori;
.1? Rabin C W iticketscL
J M Tierns d 11 Harmer
M Long R J Anderson
Tao W Bast...! 1) E McKinley
11 Wolf Robert D Ccetirm
Wm &mitt W Ihmsern
G B Jones B F Jones
W H Phelps C B Herron
1111011ETARY IND 711.11ABORER,
D. B. MoKINIALT,
Open daily, trona a A. A. toe r.
lettand Saturday evenings, from 6 to 14 o'clock.
°posits received of ONE DIME all upwards.
vidends declared in December and June 01
each year.
Dividends all: to remain are place i t o the
credit of the depositor as pridcripal, and bear in
terest time compeanditig it.
Books containing Charter,
By-Lawn to., tcl
t;ahed at the office.
.1161 - Thie Institution often, e,.pec:ally 'to those
persons whose earnings are the opportunity
to accumulate, by small deposits, *sally saved, a
sum which will be a resource when needed, tool r
money not only being safe but bearing interest. i u •
stead of remaining unproductive. tusl.
uhell Oysters! Shell Oysters.
'IOII.N UCOP LE SALOON ALWAYS
A.-I in advance. The proprietor ofthis noted eat
ing establishment has just reoieved a large sup
ply of Baltimore She'l Oysters, Toe- slid tie
served up in the but possible manner, with till
the delicacies the Market affords Don't forget
the place, corner of Fifth and Union streets.
seS•dti F. WETS, Proprietor.
WIT 11r
HERE DO OTT BUTT U
V , SHOES? 's
00 1 0 NO. 16
and get Article from
D. S.
P. B, LOAdiad . good Kid Slippers ,for @t .;ento.
jyiti
tuiALL AND EXAMINE THE
gest, cheapest and beat stook of Boma, Shoes,
ijaitens, Baitnorap, GUMS, Ac.. in the city, at
BORLAis4
oc3l Market =t . 2d door from Fifth.
ticiiiivr AND TABLE CETLERI"
A st.letaltd assortmec,t or sale by
JAMES ttOWN.
0 44 Lai Wood at.
ItECEIVING !PEW BOOTS, SHOES,
GAIrEnS, LIALIWMALS and GUMS
cv,ry day at
BO RL D'S,
98 Ma.tat
ILD T ("ILK EY S—6 WILD TII ft-
EKY3. Just received and for sale by
FeTZER k ARMErktuNG
oval corner Market and ktrel streets.
APPLES— 300 BBLS CHOICE Ay
A
P LES, jeer received and for tale by
FtXLIS.I3. B AitfeLSTßONti,
„)•,t .):arlerliarket and Firat xtrr ate
ti LTIVATOR3, PLOW I) 1.4:14
lJ Onttorg.seei drat hay elevators, dog vow
era, 43111111111, farm mils, for gale by
BECKHAM & LONG
am-2:1 127 Liberty Amt.
VirALL PA.PERS CRAP—BOIUGRT
b WV before the htstsditoeio price. For eat.
oe3
:5 1 V EY Z S 1f rrW Bl"oreeianareaeb3 Elm
GEO. A„KlL m a ses
as9o SI Mang at.
iiiAB,TERED "IV 1.55,
r • "r f
GE ;ROE ALBA BE
%qr.?. ritunmwr,
IMMILTAAV AND ? 6LP...
CHARLIE A. COLTON.
MT=
110 00
... 11,011 24
$107,973'01
A. A. CARRIER, Treasurer. •
LOAN OFTWE
JLLI4uiL
Railj~oad T
Pitttburkir litl6}hie
NV W 8 A "
It..p .Mm arne i rs 4
lows, on Cho P & J , . EL ft
Lam
kalif to s,ndirrom m tiiionto :515 Pilimblutil 4 4 2 111
7 a Pa
ExP _reas iv do' • &40 pan AMEN in
Ist ki'llcesf• ; Aeoota'daten 1.1.<10 , 4 m 640 • a
,d de dr, (k/hP a :aa r
Port Tarn. do 7 gli PPa • tlio at
Braddock's Accom'h. 445 p m . 6:40 . Ik4
ituu4y Church train to and
from Mot:Seaport 1:00 1 fm n 4(
For tickets apply to ORO. BO
an 1'.:17d H. BLeamisomeangeu. -
... . . .
..
VAi Alga IiKPACBTIIRA ORION
WESTMIN lIALIca
DAPARILII L
Etzfreal traid,FOn. Vir a#p Itiaaipjkan.
eke way mails troroCrottlxna to
Cleveland and Pittaburei giraing44FV., i.'
.t
midnisilt.
...
6.4 rdi tmosi PlAbariNtootrtailki
.....:.•,,.1...
wargn Pittobturah and Cr .
t 40241:144
Roo enter . Pa., and Be t _cr;
sxpaess. Pittsburgh , Fort WaYno and ph
4,9 r. m . , Clotnast WO o. mi -,-- ' • ••• L.
'cloysland k Pittsburgh train. isg, a. m. War
'" l;r ll'n7, 1- A leillVdLiN" - . ,
CitadPausti k.:mt g 5630 Pa -,
Mail trainuttil'irh. Pott Elaka
ahleatoo
146 P. 01.
Cleve attlPittAbwrith (10 D. n 3.
Wridwhis fromih Wittitt.4
eoxi 4:20 P. Lraine will iwi
cc. lWa‘l7 tor Ten •
gt.V.4.L AND DEPARTURE °FINNS
EASTERN RAILS.
Tir.P.64 2 MU
The malt train for the East *tart= feso
4 8432 y nit botwtfAttMi-arziblan't.
The through Empress train for the east departs
at 4A.i f 6ITI, CilNit9 at 3:30_,P.m.
t train fez. the. RaatAdepeadest -Ude P.
13 OPE,' at tC - 2. 9 p.Vt,
ARRIVAL,?
an =AU train designated am the BaSENUMAIM
ffIaa7eIIS iz i trim. &Myra at D. m.
Philad elphia ßtrtal of the above will be delivered at 280 P. m.Th e ' • - 044 0 44in0 - E
MORNING POST
AEAM. PRINTING
kC , PS'It` ,I I , ..e.k.,Ik4.III.ItLICIM
CORpqfl HMI & WOOD MEETS
gl AVI G •tz
aU,SLW •3'a / DIPIOA.a LkiD itiPROVIMMI
TO (Ni: WITLCII.
$107,973 01.
, rapaled to exturate al of,lats
1)14S( HIPTIOR 01'
F1419.1i. ear, JO PRINTING
•::•;.1 , 40h..A - , , t it tat moat szsitzle
We Ur* an office
4.;;•(:-.1,0 -14111.-::TODki 0144141
=BEM
►° AIL ROA D; . '
NERCANTII.I kV LEGAL, PROTON
A 3
11.1.1 LL c;tl'£d 4.11.11315,,
KILL UEAIIDS. PLAN
ParriE7lo.llllinitS, 41.71A1k =
DRAY V/ CEELETC RECRIPTI%
miow Carat &Bilis in Colors,
. , •_t:.o A-3,
V&A!) i.tai 66,
Bhowthliz, alsa4bill;. Labe* Ital
- Ana So4Goll3o4eme4 v l
Ai Fareanvitations,&e,
POSTERS ; PROGRAMMES, 4
TOR 00110 - NRTS k BXRIBETIONB
I) r.. 1.1 u - i-tr. A sigkri
010 rTtlas
II 4,0 04 ii WORK
6e.houi Arad Catalogact,-,
E[l cells ueouE Cotaloplear. . ie'
(Ica:Oita Lions, Raporta,Brits.,
BOOR*,
;Kyr
U1..9.156£ BOORS., cmie_crs,a, grci,
Fif.2..-2,i415 at. Banking Menses
f`CaN/S.H.ED iO ORDS/1.
ALL, WORK EXEO - OTED PRAHOMLY
BCE &
oxiiii t tiamkgjnis
Limv a&ei
Lion. Wilson MoCandlerk Judo of the United
: Cara Circuit Court : President.
Corner of Priem do Bt. Clair 411., Plata
burets Pewee.
MIELE LARGEST, CILEAPCST AND
best. Pm Pays for a fa Commercial
eouree•
No extrouhaureifor hfiredilartors. Sbiregrat,
Railroad and Bank Book-keeping,
Minister's sons at one-half price. Students en
lentutri review:at dny time. I t
'his Institution Is cond_nc E
teo eilqeerienoed
feathers liiiit 2 yistetioal-ntid arh t : a i-
Pare young men for,acti3usiscran,aa. the.
expensinmd thartect time r the Most TO e
and responsible What! . Diplomas &malted
for merit only. Bence the prefereade for grat
.1 2 2 1 !=a st.tb9inilDß,lo,y,bnuntenotet.,,.
prof.A. Cowley, Me best Penman of cam.
who holds the largest number of mar
kirks, and over all eomoetitora, teaches Barbi
Business Writing.
Attend where the Bonk itOlika fat
ness men gradealt !ho
Foy*i.mmanß . cn vertmatime lag
4 rTUPAtrM ft " 4ll4b / S e.
.MM -five
a
nalu ettit t era
.1 1 EN1CINS & SPTITIL
AIBIRIi
boxaa, 4 l.U.l hall and 1U) ugartat boaaa
new bt , N. Raisins. lx; Loused 100 half boxes sax lane
Raisin
4.5 Fratheee Raisins:
liogn do
uoate 'irayrua do
Now litmlitir aale , h7
• REL
1? P. d, BILOTZREI,
• . zaai Vinnel tret.
• ' •
NINA Y AND 31 ANtritll troßfit .
iii. Bakee,, Scythes, Snath‘ :•;41,7the &atm.
Grain cradlcs, ai;.l sll other hh.reeetiza leaple
mcnte. fez ea Fe by
EW FRENCH PAPER mtriorsap
L ft tint aleotilehrAtotl
one t Defo,tkesi in Par% lust mental a* for
Bale by
JuKilstlebv
" li< • . -3. 4,, 5 Q.8. 1 ? -
GLALED WALL PAPER—AT 26
per roll. for We by
ooll) W. P. rietiCii.
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