Book and Job Printing,. MORNING POST STEIM I I i R‘MTING ESTABLISHMENT, CORNER FIFTH & WOOD STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA HAYING RECENTLY ELUDE EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS - TO OUR OFFICE, We ate now PI ePerod.to execute ill orders of EVERY DESCRIPTION OF BOOM &JOB FEINTING With dispatch and in the moat superior style We have an office SEOOND TO NONE in the oily And will pay particular attention to RAILROAD, MERCANTILE & LEGAL PRINTING, I. ILLS OF LADINO, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, UKRTIFICATES, A SAT TICKETS, BL &NHS, DEEDS, BEG ISTF3IS, RECEIPTS, SHOW CARDS, BILLS IN COLORS, CARDS, HEADINGS. ENVELOPES, CONTRACTS, nOowsix.Ls, HiNDBILLS. LABELS, OOLLEOE SCHOOL SCHEMES, HOTEL BILLS OF FARE, INVITATIONS, &es Oar facilities for printing POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, &C., FOR CONCERTS & EXIEBITIONS, ARE UNSURPASSED. . . We can insure °omelet° satisfaction as to LIME AND PRIOR, • citret! BOOK WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION bellOOL AND COLLEGE CATALOGUES, VS CATALOGUES, CONSITTIITIONS, REPORTS, BRIEFS, ete lILLAMIT BOOKS, LETTER ILEAkDE, cnzoas, etc. Banks and Banking Houses, FURNMEED TO ORDER. ALL WORK EXICIITED PROMPTLY BARR & NYIERS, THE PITTSB_TMOR PQtat_,,S- AiTtritpkY MORNING JANTTkRYffh hilid'phia Advertisements Crits.S. 11.A0Hit J. BODYLN lIICIES HAGER a; HICKS. Importers and dealers in Cloths, Ctu3simeres, Satinetts, Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, No. 255 MARKET STREET, Phi ladelphia. Wl9l. 11111 CF. & CO., PRODUCE AND PROVISION COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 15 South Water street, PHILADELPHIA. larLiberat advanaea made on c , meignmente when required. my-Isd E. P. MIDDLETON dc BRO., IMPORTERS OP WINES, BRANDIES, &c., AND DIALERS IN Fine Old Whiskies, No. 5 North Front street, PHILADELPHIA mylo-1 yd GEORGE GRANT, Manufacturer and 'Wholesale an Retail Dealer In every &Ascription of Gents' Furnishing Goods, 810 CHESTNUT STREET, myl-Isd PHILADELPHIA. C. A. VAN KIRK & If int? ACI MIMS or OAS FIXTURES & CHANDELIERS, Patent Improved Eicelsoir & Patent Paragon CO AL OIL BURNERS, HAND LAMPS, OOLUMNS, &o. Salesrooms, 517 Arch St. Philadelphia. Manntastory, Pranklord. Philadelphia, *A. AU goods warranted. i 4214 C. HARRY BRIAN, LONGCOPE at PEARCE, MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS OF KEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, AND TAILORS TRIMMINGS, NiO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA "TILE IINI0111," ARCH STREET, between 3d and 4th PHILADELPHIA /11 IHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE. newed the lease of the above popular House for a series of years, would respectfully call the attention of the traveling Public to its central lo cality. either for business or pleasure. mh3•lvd THOMAS S. WEBB dr. SON C 14 AIL. NI. seam to Queenstown aad Liverpool. The First Class Power al S eatnshlps, SIDON KEDAH, MARATHON. I TRIPOLIi WILL SAIL FROM NEW York every alternate Wednesday, 1 : 440 7 1 . ::';.; from Liverpool every alternate Tuesday, and from Queenstown every alternate Wednesday. Bteerage Passage from Liverpool or Queens town, $3O in gold, or its equivalent in currency. From New York to Liverpool, $35 In currency For Steerage Passage apply to W Mid ADi 8 GITION, 40 Fulton St. Now York, or TliOS: IL. RATTIG AN, Agt e No 122 Mo . nonitahela House. Water Bt., n0:24-Iyd Successor to Thos. Itattigao, 1101ESEJIEEPER FURNISIRING STORE GOODS .Fort. TILE Brushes Baskets Jelly MOUiIB Wash Basins Cup Mops Wire Sieves Coal Scuttle Stove Polish Knife Washers Basting Spoolid Coffee Mills Wash Boards Sauce Pans Bird 'Roasters Fry Pans Farina Boilers Egg Beaters Flour Pails Water Pilferers Pie Plates Clothes Wringers Wooden Spoons Butter Prints Wash Tubs Soap Cups Twist Forks Sad Irons Meat Presses Oake Boxes. & NINO ROOM. wormy.. Tin Ware Wooden Ware Spice Boxes Cup 'Dubs Straw cutters Hair Sieves IScume Knives Silver Soap Chamois Skins Skewers Gridirons Lemon Seneesers Stew Pans afle Irons Fish Kettles Emu Boilers Graters Larding rfeollers Pudding Pans tread Pans Butter Ladles on Holders Step I.,addori Keeler! Clothes Linea Scales Cook's Knives Bread Bones Bee , %.ps FOR THE D 1 Mom' Castors - ---- Call Belle Syrup Jugs tint Picks Cake Knives Fish Knives Crumb Knives bp Orem Knives Salt Stands Napkin Rings Fruit /Stands Cake Baskets Butter Knives Forks and Spoons Soap Ladles Oyster Ladles . Gravy Ladles Sugar Spoons Children's Cups Mustard Spoons Round 6c Oval Salvers Ice Pitchers Bouquet Stands Goblets CUTLERY. Ivory Handled Knive s Carvers Cocoa do o 1 /gris 'hag do do I Square Waiters Bnglish Tea Trays, Cramb Brushes Fork dr Espocm Trays I Crumb Trays Dish Covers i Chafing Dishes gash Dishes 1 Coffee Biggins Wine Strainers ' Coffee Cafetiers Spirit Coffee Pots Nut Crackers Table Mats Round Walters Bread Baskets Cork Screws Wine Coolers Knife Sharpeners Refrigerators THE CHA Wa MBCoEter ole ß. rs, Jo. Toilet Jars Water Carriers Foot Bathe. Chamber Buckets Infant's Bafisowls and Pitchers Matress Brushes 1.6.3 Shot Shaving ,Mtnas ursery ado Brous Match Holders do Lamps Flower Stands Clothes Whiskes Nursery Refrigerators do Hampers Wait Tapers N4:tt Lights. MISCELLANEOUS. Ltbraey Stops Door Mats Vienna Fish Globes Vestaa Bird Cages Meat Safes Viezetts p oc ket Knives Card de Visite Frames Flasks Camp Knives Camp Portfolios. And everything pertaining to a Well appointed Household. To he obtained &treasonable prices at the NEW STORE of KAY & RICHARDS No. SO FIFTH STREET. First door belntw the Exchange Bank. 11P3. All goods delivered free of charge in the city, Allegheny-, Bir am, Manchester. Du al:lBSW boron. etc. ackc-law The Howe Sewing Machine Invented 184 n. Perfected 18621. .11iMEIVED TRI3MITF. FROM ALL MR. other Sowing Machines, at the World's Fair, 1862, while the Singer Sewing Machine reeeived an honorable mention on its merits: and Wheel er & Wilson's a medal for its devicp, called "Cir cular hook." The Howe Sewing Machine, was awarded a premnm (to an English Exhibitor.) as the best for all purposes on exhibition. Our light ed Machine guaranteed to make .perfect work on the lightest and heaviest fabrics Sold and rented. Cor. Penn & St Clair. streets. A. EL MeGREGOR. zavOkdltaw:lv Agent. LUPTON, OLDDJEN 41* CO.. Gravel Roofers, Corner Fifth and Wood Nreets, Beoond Story. All work promptly attended to at lowest cash prices. dot riIIIURTLE SOUP.—THE FIRST TUR. TLE bOUP of the season served up daily in the best style, at the CORNUCOPIA, corner of Fifth and Union streets. near Liberty. Oysters in every style. The choicest brands of Liquors always on hand. The proprietor circa his person al attention to his business, and invites his friends to give him a can. His attendants are_p_ _rott s ipt in waiting on customers. FRBD. Proprietor. SECOND-HAND Worthington Pump For Sale. The undersigned have a refitted No. 6, 1.2 -inch Cylinder. 9-Inch stroke Worthington Pomp, lettloh am. will sell cheap for DO cash. WELN KELLY, 164 Wood et., Pittsburgh. Pa. IC1101:1B ACRINI OF OROUND FOR 1 .1 SALE — A comfortable and conveniently ar rampod dwelling house efnineloomg, large tam well Of - stentlent water. fruit and altads tress. strawberries. rospberries,,.i.ipievitelrresof &rub bery • dtwati) rolle:ftoUr Woodraltua &attn. P. if:W. &0 IL R.. .a od mad add 'plank Walk to the station; three - miles from the city. Po:r Price and term appb , to ' 8. CUMEIBUT & SONS, 51.4ffarket street. Business Qards, &o. .... Yawl RlOlit OFIAB. 0. BWOPK itt M. irsTEEN. Brass Founders, Gas and Steam Fitters, All kinds .01 Braes and Iron Cooke made to order. A I. SO, BRASS CASTING - 3, OF ALL KINDS, Made at the atearteat notice. Particular attention paid to fitting up and re pairing of OIL REFiNERLES. 31 & 34 WATER STREET, near Liberty. The members of this firm, being practical me chanics. of Malty years' experience in the busi ness will en inre to give satisfaction in every re spect. We aro also agents for Guild, Garrison 44 Co.'s, Steam Pumps for water and oiL se6.lyd JOSEPH SNOWDEN, NOTARY P II Et LA IC, NO. SD DIAMOND STREET, bt.o•RARA WM 1. leallf7 O'HARA & M'GINN, A ttorneym at Law, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, OFFICE S 9 GRANT STREET Opposite the Court House. Pittsburgh. Sir Particular attention given to the settlement of Estates. sale and transfer of Real Estate, Ex amination of Titles, Soldiers claims. oollections in any part of the west. Prompt remittanoea, and fall correspondence in reirard to all business entrusted to our care. JOSE ..13 MZLLZHEN 81104:13680B TO • JAS. P. FLEMING. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Otis, Dye-ntuffs and Perfumers, No. 77 Fedora' Street ALLEGHENY CITY, PA. my22:lyd NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. • T no. s Fourth dioreel. 1 . 2 U6tIST rig Evio tos To THE LAT/ JUP advance in prices. of which the inilest an vantage is offered in purchase FOR CASH. Leal° JuNa.a...JoHit L. Born... Wm. M'L'lrtaAli/43H PITTSBURGH STEEL VI 0R V JONES, BOYD & CO, M ANUi AI`TVIriERS CABl'lsl'l:3l3 Ylow, and A p st.,i'nkll.llq6l and A 2CL cernor ar , l no21.:18 PITTSBURGH. Pa JNO. MOORHEAD, COMMISSION MERCBANT 70i n." PALI OP r.II;TAL &ND BLOOMS, WATER mum. BILOW PFllllllllThitlif WM. If..BIITH J0b..11.13.1.1N7 Ea WIC AL & WHOLESALE LAUCHIS WU, 9 itCl.l4O Anil 141 FIRST ITIIEFTV dal PITTO VD It 461 . el 11 M bii rll blii tsi vVtitot, Perks emir, guPeoSITS in &hi - rallirtaSUßalit ir D 49 OHIO ultlCE'r UBY Pi 4 tine 1)}3.A111 . 111, HOEFT LEAD. R Load Pipe, ha and Bar LOad.A . LIU umber's material ill donor!. Oil Refineries fitted op in the most approved manner. Tanks lined Load or Copper. !lowed Stitod with Water and Gas tit- WSW, eft. N. 2. Ali o:dert prompt.l.l etteaded lP tITP it 0 ENTER IV, NO. 66 futiTiTti ST., Neeß WOOD r gprikE Iti !mita& 11031444 1 AINUI , A C. ar.d seep nonztaztty on hand evert article in their line, via: Dornioes. Ornaments Curtain Goods, tiotniorts, Festner Bede, Mammas cf all kinds also, the oelebrated Patent Rprins Beds. All kinds of Rhodes. Blinds and hit - area Mar Prompt attention given to all orders for Ht ling and lain: down Carpet& Oil Clothe, ootiTtlyd ItOBRRTS..t. ROBNIGH. Pi. B. & (j P. MIABELLE, kiattisorarars and Dealers is SOOK GAP LETTaIe. said all kinds of WilAt'PiN 1 PAPRII, have removed from O. 317 Wood strew[ to NO. 88 tihiITHFIE LI) STRBBT, ititsbargit, mar (.117121 WILLIAM CARR & CO WROLESALE GROCERS. IGIA ESBARDIE.ii, iiiEtTaa, S.* ALSO, Distillan! and DlAlani in r las OLD BIONONGAJIRIA WIZ WRIBELT tin Liberty Street, V. GINN INGELLU ... GlACsinteHAJLI...r. GirdlirlNElH.Li evoNININGH/L32.8 & 100.—P ITTS• .13111tO1i OPtY th,Ase WORKS—We:Q. house, 116 Water street. and 156 First Street pittelmiret. Pa, dune doors below the hiortonetv hela ROOM biennia°of Pittsburgh Window Glass Glass Ware and Amor/ nen Convex %sm. for parlor wladawa, ohttro he/ and Pnbito tßaldlmrs. ea J. H. 049141 DAY. Hole, Moak, Draft, Bend and Lion rage, Beal Eatate mud Mei, ahaudlso Broker. oriricv,_AOOM No. La BURKA'S BUILDER*, POUBTR BMW, Pittsburgh. Pa. Desirable BM property_ and other Real Retats tle to the amount of 00,000 for sale low. CURTIS C. STEINMETZ ; GIiNNIAL HOUSE CA.RPEN T Ell AND JOBBEL &SOP ii/JAGLA ALLE Sr it rtv , ee wool" and Liberty Eitseeta, Pittsburgh: Pa. Mir Ordera soliottei and promptly attended to. 10R1114 4 7 DAISILL, L. r. DAIMILL ROBT. DALZELL d CO., Wholeaale Groom, CONINISSION ARO FORWARDING DERCRANI AND Dealtri In i'rodats and PlttaburshManulaantra No. 961 LIBERTY STREET, 04,6c.01. PITTED ROE EIERRY W. BEAUIIgOBIT ek CO. Yoreign Brandies, 'Fines and Gins, Alan, B;ackberry,RAapborry. Wild Cherry, and Ringo Brandies, Old hlonorighshela, Rye. and other Whiskies, Jamaica Rain. he,, No. 88 liberty Street, OppostiAl kourth Can:, PITT:SBURGE, PA. laverna. and Familie,, enppliod & moderate prof/tato? . Omb. mr21:1.7.1 I,.uoent 011 Work DUNC3III, DUNLAP * CO.. Si haulsotaren of PUB.& WHITE 111311111111 C 7 A. 11 13 0 11 OILS. Moo. NO, 411 LIBISTY MINT. Pith blush. Pa. myttdind P. D. B. RIMIER Late at Miller & Rieketson's. neymer At Brothers, IlEhuatesaors to Ramer & Anderson.] Wholesale Dealers in Foreign Fruits. Mats, Confectiontarjr, sugars, Fire Works, *o., NOS. 126 AND 129 WOOD,STBETT, PIFTSSIIRSIL PITTSBURGH, ALLEGHBVY DICEITEGEM:EffirEi JLr.ct LaaporseK4 er G. DUNCLLY =an Busineg i Qiofi t ,&o. R. HUITHINSON Wm OP LUCE k imam:Neon) conissiom k YONIRDLIO HUM Deaterin WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, Flour, Grain, Fish. Dri ed Pratt, Pot and Pear Ashes, and PROW) it GEN REALLY,. Beet Brands of Family ,our ay H on and No. 102 Se DO a Street. Betwole3n Wood and Markel, PITTOIIGH, PENN A. 1114.1dherol advance made on Coneiammente. a. 114 d Jacob Keller; Imparter and wholesale dealer in FOREIGN WINES & LIQUORS, 180 SMITHFIELD STREET, Three doom above 6th street. tscoil SELLER WOULD INVITE ar partiotaar attention to his stock of German Wines and French brandies which has been se lected and imported by himself. Families and churches could depend on obtain im at this es tablishment the best and purest of Wines. Pure Liquors of all hinds; equal to any In the city, al ways on hand. also. pure pki laYe Whisky and the best beatified hionon gah 0040 P. MEETS, WhOleaale and Retail dealer in and man au truer of Ladies, Boy. and YYonthe BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES, NO. 125 FEDERAL STREET ocl3-Iyd ALLEGHENY CITY, PA, FRANK KELLY, Alderman and Attorney at Law, NO 81 FIFTH STREET. Collodion of accounts and all legal bust" nese promptly attended to. ee2:lyd DAUB & APPBLL, MERCHANT TAILORS, 186 Smithfield Street. ikirE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A v • large and well solaria( stook of Fall and Winter Goods, eronsistins of Clothe, Casimereo, Veithwo, the. ALSO—A large wood of MINT'S FURNISHING GOODS, inoludins Paper Collars. Nash Tios an/ every thing UMW/ Xsot by first elan Parnlehlns Slor e Orders orogsatla ezeonted. an3otlyd ANDRRW KLOMAZI. Ta 014 AB N. M ILLs R. HENRY PHIPPS. JR Dveoial Partner General Partners. IRON CITY FORE, KLOMAN & PHIPPS, Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh, manufacture Bar Iron, General Railway and nteamboat Forgings, Passenger, Freight and Lo comotive Axles, etc. DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS CADMAN & CRAWFORD Mannfastarera of every variety oftinishexl BRASS WORK FOR eLIIIdBERS GAS or STEA 9I FITTERS, hiACILIN AND CUPPBESMITES. nAss CANTINGO OF EVERY DE. ceription made to order. Bterunboat w,rk. steam and gee fitting and repairing promptly at tended to. liaroular attention paap to fitting ar If-Wineries for %.:3al and Carbon Oils, Moo, sole agents for the Western Distriot of Pennsylvania. for the sale of Marsh, Limed°ll Co.'s Patent Siphon Pump, the best ever inven ted. having no valves it is not liable to get ont of order and will throw more water than any plan* twine its size. fehLl id ly. BILACIL DIAMOND STEEL WORDS PARE, BROTHER dic CO., ILLAUFAcrttrlillitt 07 Bout Quality Refined Oast Steel, Bquare, Flat and Octagon. of an aLter... Warms ted equal to any imported or manufactured it Shia country. s..lftlac and Warehouse, No. 149 and 151 Hirst and 120 and /22 tiiiiooni streets, Pitts burgh. tobl6:lyd WIELULUII BAGALET, WHOLESALE 208, 18 AID 20 WOOD STRUT, laTthit PITT EISCROXi CHARLES L. CALDWELL, (finotesaor to Jas. Holmes & POELK P A. K. IC 13f. Dealer in Baeon,Dard. Ekmar-Cared Hams. timokod Beot &o. Corner Market and First streets, Pittaliant. Po 66311:17d- MIMS RIONONBAJM el LA PLAN DIG 1131.14 would resPoodellg farm the public that he has rebuilt s ince the lire, and huvlng enlarged hie estahlishment. and filled It with the newest and rpm approved machinery, le now prepared to furnish flooring and Llanizi hoards. serail sawing and re-aawing. doom. sub and shutters, kiln dried. Preanag, mouldings. bog making. dm. Bourn Pmennutan. Sept 7.1857. la9o Hotels & Restaurants. RIA.VAGFIC 11.0IIillit So. 1156 lAlberty Street. Nezt to Pennsylvania Passenger Depo tiAVAGE.I Proprietor. la ANIMA TAKEN AMIE FPMill UP. Al. with all the modern improvements. this po- Polar resort, the subsoriburis_prepared to accom modate his old customers and the public mil! : &DJ. with the beet the markets affords. will be served up la even variety of ertrkle,_Tarru; theseason. His Wines, Liquors and Ales be feels sonlidtmt in reoommendthit to the public for their exoellence. Oan t Bucket and Eihell ret Tten noshed dall7 and sold wholesale and my20:131 OUR H.OUSIG, MO, 82 DIAMOND ALLEY, PITTSBURGH. WINE SUESCHIME AN E. to the public that he la in_ dedly _receipt of MBE SHML AND CAN OYSTERS. GAME. km, and hi prepared to accommodate the patron of thifi old and well known 1109911 With OV In tice the J eating and drinkin line at the= no. JOHN SH jabhly Proprietor. Young's Eating Saloon, OORNIER niters exam' Am num YIELD ITZEKETEi Wham OYHTIEB and all the delicacies of the season will be served up In tho moot plate's oble. ELI YuITS , 0014 earner Virtin alloy and Eimithield it. A POLLO HALL BILLIARDSALOQIE Ii.ORABIIIb ARDNBRiwould remind hie old friends and onmontort that he is still to be hand at his old stan d. APOLLO IIALL. entraneo ea Pourth street. e has always on hand tho be* quality M Lager Deer, and in connection with the 1441:: well appall:dot saloon. with good lee. balls and ones. ember the ;.It eo, Akollo Hail north ii. naarWood. entrance from /mirth. ly/Ltly Cornucopia° Kaloota, OORNIR 01V UNION AND MTh BTRllriti (Nea: Msrtet.) ITERE THE PUBLIC) CAN OA. TAD; the beet end pureed Liquors. Meals serv,:d at ill howl on the shortest no. doe. Lunehevery months, bet hours of In and 12 &aka. OEMS. ao2l-lir 'Proprietor. S - CITOOL 1300.11F4 used in the PUBLIC SCHOOLS HIGH WHOP mixer BeH it ZIOLB VO MISTERS IMAM /MY, and the various educational institution in thus of and vieinitr. Also a complete amortment of SUMO". ST ATIONABT, Cooi:BookA Paw, Ink Penile . Eilattpaniiber. Writing. tter and Note Papa. movartagoo, Drawingftkagor. /Wm. o=podtiosi .20031.11110. For We at MIAS. C. WM& v.BlBl Wood L atteat. Banking Houses, &o. lir gioLFEISM airs B A 1 E 5 0 1 4 115 *ll • and Reliance Brame and vmti__ Notes. DraftitAcoey &snow.. 0014. gam &71.4 own Notate Radar= on the JlaiWis and wanton Mies oonstantly fore le. Collections made in all theultiefi the United Bttte& Dep.:cite teosived in par Or Third and *errant paFo urper, th streets.N . 57 Market street DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, WS FOURTH STREET, OiI.A.NTERED IN 1856. OPEN DAILY, FROM 9TO O'CIANDXI etao, on Wednesday and S eTarki l 4 B . from May let to November Ist, from 7 to 9 chlook mid fromock November Ist to May let, from 6 to S O'cl. Deposits received of all same not leas than On Dollag. and a dividend of the profile declared twice a year. in June and December. Interpol hoe been declared semi-annually M June and D seem ber since the Bata was organised, at the rate of Rill pef n eent. a year. credirt, if notdrawn out, is placed to the 2 th e depositor as principal, and bears the same interest from the first days of Jane and De cember, compounding twine a year, without troubling the, depositor to call or even to present hie peas book. At this rate money will double in less than twelve years. Books containing the Charter!, By-Laws. Bides and Demelations. furnished 126ii1. on appßoadea at the Offida, P UILEDUT, GE °BAR ALBREIL VIOI John A. hiladden. John tiolmed. ohn X Alexander Speer, step Al. a keed& Dad. L. Pahneefook. A. m. Poll rwin ock. M. D. McAuley, Bur James exuea Hardman. Win. J. Amami. WIIIIIITIRIL Calvin Adana, Jews D. Hear, Jain G. 13aekofen. Peter A. Madan. Game 131 oz W. Vankirk John C. Binh in ey. harks &Idle. Alonzo A. Carrier. RobertHebt.. Charles A. Colton. Walter P. Mazda Wm. Douala& John Orr, EDliz3vans, Renzr_L. Rinirwa. Wm r Warman. John .101,. blioenberter. Wm. tkßaveon. Wm. R. &lima% Peter B. Hunkirt. Alazager Tindla. R_Mhard Harz. base Whittier. Win. 8. Laval,. Christian Tamar fililliNflliV ASO 22.2111f1111L. CHAP.LBS A. COLTON. REAL ESTAIE EAVINGS INSTITUTION STATE.IIHNT OF THE CONDITION of the above institution on the 2d day of No vember. 1853. published in conformity to the charter: Amount of Deposits, Nov. 2.1. 1833 $103,594 18 Amount of Interest due Depositors__ 1,954 91 Amount of Contingent Fund 2,473 91 J. BS BTB. First Liens on Real Estate..s3s.2oo 01 United btates 50,1Ud 00 Debt Certificated and Notes. (market value) 11,061 79 Interest eart ed not due 509 97 Office Furniture 150 00 Cash on hand_ 11.011 Zi $107.973 01 A. A. CARRIER, Treasurer. The undersigned. Aud.ting Committee, have examined the books of the Institution, the bonds and secnritiea, counted the cash, .4c., end have found the above statement to be co EL rrec AND t. . B. COP , NICHOLAS VuEOTLY, W6l. R. Deposita received DAILY. and EVERY BAT BALLA Y EVENING. INTEREST PAID at 6 percent. per annum. TRUSTEES. ISAAC JONES. PRESIDENT. Ilen.T. M. Howe,Hoo..l.llllloorhea %VW. Smith, IG. G. Mousey, W. B. Copelood, Jacob Painter, Harvey Cbt I hicholaos Voegtly. °thee, 63 Fourth Street. no 4 LOAN OFFICE, EIIINIIY W. CIIIIO7.rE NO. 1100 SIMITHEIELD STREET Near the °order Fifth, Pumburah. ofelgg aN LArmasE Adatls eII&ALL 178 goanhtiee lo , anod on sold and Silver. Dia monds, Jewelry. Gold and Silver Watches. and all kinds of valuable satiates. for any length of time agrood on. The goods cannot be del wed enthont the 'Bonet. Otlea noun from 7 A. M. to 10 P. L Jafsi DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. llb Smithfield street, opposite the Custom Limns, Chartered by the Legislature. President...... JAMES PARA?, Jr TWA enssinagro. Wm, A. Smith B. F. Rudd Thos. D. Maaslet A. Reir .osan Franca .9 Seller; Joshu• Rhodea John F. Jennings, J aeoL Stuckrath Thomas S. DAM/ Alez..l3raJle7 Bera".7 Alfred 131=i T2USTASHI3. J °elan Ritz 0 Zug. A d Bell Jos Dili:rot:a 8 Fowler A Reed Jas NY Woodweil R Ufichmerti, . . F Hahm C W Hicketion J let Tiornan 8 H Hartman D Id Long E. J Amiaroon Jot W Boater D E MoKinloy 0 H Wolf Hobert D Coohzon Wm Smith W lnrases. di3Jones B Jelled W El Phelps C B Herren anoarrepT urn TREASURER. D. B. MaKINLEY. Open daily, from 9A.Y.t09 r. Y. Also, Inas clatand baturday evenings, from 6 LI) b o'clock. °posits received of ONE DESIE and upwards. Di vidends declared in December an i June of each year. Dividends allowed to remain are place I t o the credit of the depositor as pridcipal, and bear in ter,mt, thus compounding it. Books containing Charter. :By-Laws, &c.. fur nished at the office. Sir This Institution offers, especially to thee e Persons WllO3O earnings are email, the opportunity to accumulate, by small deposits, easily saved, a slim which will be a resource when needed, their money not only being safe but bearing interest,in • stead of remaining unproductive. myL Spencer & Mckay, BREWERS AND MASTERS. Pawns. gram( Balwinv i d Pittsburgh. September 10,1862. I IhISSOLUTION OF PARTNERS p. AY —The partnershb heretofore existing be tween JOS. SPENCER and W. H. GARRAU was diasolvet on the 20th of August. 1862, IL GAR RAI bthng authorised to settle up the btudneas of the late Arm at the of in the Brew m7. The Brewing Business will be continued by SPENCER a M'KAY. who intend to have al wojs on hand a superior article of ALE. POR- T :U. and BROWN STOUT. The undersigned e thankful to {he friends of the late Arm for a continuance of their patronage, and promise to make it their aim to give eadsfactlon to all wh may purchase kolgAtem. Mr. ROBERT W ATSON, of Liberty street, so long known to the business community._ will have the management of our boldness, with the fall control in the Brewery. Address all orders to SPENCER A MORAY Phoenix Brewery. Pittsb. Pa. JOSEPH SPENCER, JAMAS MaILAY. PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAY'S lii H E SIIBSERIBERS HAVE lIIISIT opened especially for the Holiday's a very large and deajrable stook of FINE GOLD JEWELRY, GOLD AND SILVER WATH:EN, fcr Ladies and Gentlemen's wear. tine Brame Olocke. Fancy Goode. SILVER-PLATED WARE, ouch as castors, cake and fruit baskets. goblets, card oases, tea setts, eta, and serge variety of suitable articles for presents. RIIINERAN, HISTRAN dt ELEIDLE. deb') 49 Fifth street shell Oysters! Shell Oysters. COBNIICOPI& SA LOON ALWAYS in advance. The proprietor of this noted eat ing establishment has jut rocierved a large rap • ply of Baltimore Shell Oysters. They will be twirled up in the best possible manner, with all the delicacies the Market affords. Don't forget the place, corner of Fifth and Union streets. se29.dtf F. WEIS, Proprietor. W HERE E 8? DO YOU BUTT OD B vw SHO GO 10 NO. 15 FIFI'LI 81'RE.ET, and get a Good Article from D. B. DIFFENBACHER. P. H,—Ladies' good Kid Slippers !for 60 centa. 17111 4 PPLES—soo films. CHOICE AP I'L 'SS, Jut received and for WO NRTZKR R ARMSTRONG. 0031 oornar Market &Rd First streets. CULTIVATOB3I. PLOWS; ronbrat gutters. tiood drillg bay elevators, dog pow. 011, churns, fann nab. ,to.. tor Bale by BECKHAM 4t LONG &NZ) 121 Liborty street. CIHEAP WALL PAPERS—BEM:IW -11.) fig-Walll'apet stillßalling A tls =AA for ago by RKIALL. - oat grigreptod ' .;1 2 1 D 1 OZ. DRAILVS PLAZErlinom ITTERS-91M , rviLibi.4l..Au=by T, 0 bawd st. 1804. IEB4 W INTER ARRANGEMENT: PENPRVVIL Nine lAsity TrainfiA• CernirritNT ADDITIONS ABE RN ing mulcts the equipment of this excellent double track aid ex - Preis route. and every Possi ble care will be examised.for the comfort et pas sengers and rat id movement ef freight. Trains will leave the - depot iriPittstnirgh as follows: THROUGH ACCOMMODATION dally,(eznept Sunday.) at 5 50a. m., stoppingst all stations be tween Pittsburgh and Philadelplr a. FAST MAIL every morning. (except Sunday.) at g stopping only at pruirapal Stations. and making direct connections at Ilarrisbur for Baltimore and Washington. and for New York via Philadelphia. THROUGH. aXPRESS daily, at 425 P. stopping mar at pnnoipaltitaiions, making di rect connection at Harrisburg for Baltenore and W DAMSON_ and for It ewYors. via Philadelphia. FAST LINN dimly. (except Stinday„)lst 8.35 y. tn., stopping only at principal Stations. oonneot iris at ilarrisburg ter Baltimore and Washington. and for New TorkviaAlletitown,withoutchaniro et oars; also atPhlladelPhia for New York. .10115 STOW N ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves daily, (except Sudsy.) at 3 00p. m.. stop ping at Stations. and running as far as Cone maugh. girteff ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fgrWairs Station, teaves daily, _qesimpt sundayjat 30-a. SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday.) as 11 40 a. m. Trait", ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Well's Station leaves daily. (except Sunday.) at 3 50OUkt p. m. N Eli ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's citation leaves daily. (except Sunday.) at 600p.m. Tug CHURCH TRAIN leaves Wall's Station. every Sunday at 905 a. in.; returning leaves Pittsburgh at 12 45 p. m. BETITHNING TRAINS ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS: Baltimore Express ..... „...-- ___ 12 50 p. m. Philadelphia SSXPreSa.-- 1211 p. m. 4 0 Fast Line .. .-- ..... „....... 130 a. in. Through Hair Train 100 a. m. Johnstown Aceommo ion „...........10 06 a. in. let Wail ' s Station monation....- 625 a. in. 2d Walt's Station dog° . odation-.... Bt§a. m. 3d W all's Station I ocomniodation 155 P. In. 4th W air& Station Accommodation-- 6 05-P. 111 - Baltimore Ekprem will arrive with Philadelphia RIDTOB3 at 120 p. in. on Mon s. ictiAlNB lecus, kil .a IR gii LE and INDI ANA connect at Blairaville Int erseotion with Through Accommodation, Johnstown Accommo dation and Express Train East. and with isatti nitro Express and Johnstown Accommodation Watt. IitAINE3 FOR EBEN6BURO connect at Cras -13011 With AX.Pr6BB Train!) and Alai Train West, and with Throm,h Accommodation and Express Train Bast. . . _ FARE TO NEW BALTIItionE LANCAbTEit RA ALTOONA $107, , a3 01 Baggage Chocked to au btalaOLLS on the renn eylveaniane Rabroad. and to Philadelphia Baiti mord New York. Passengers purchating tickets in oars will be charged an ILCOO3B according to distance traveled in addition to tile Station rates, except from Sta tions where the Company has no Agent. NUTICR. — In case of loss, the OompanY will hold themselves responsible for personal baggage onk.,ird for—An 6tn at ts ount n o ot exc nsa eedin en g Sr oy . od to convey Passengers and baggage to and from the Depot, at a charge not to exceed YS Oen each passenger and baggage. J. STEWART. At the P. R. R.. Paa.ienger Station. on and Urant streets. 11303, T.l-I.le, 1130.3. PITTEBURGH, V Lißink CHICAGO 1111 TO ALL POINTS IN THE WE,T, SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST Shortest and Most. Direct Rotate to the WINTER ARRANGEMENT (IN AND AFTER NOVEMBER 161 h, 1808, trains ran as follows, viz WESTWARD TEIROUGH TRAINS. Chicago Express. Chicago ILlPress Leaves Picu3burgh 1,45 a. m. Allegheny 1.55 a. m. Arrives A liiance 5 40 a. m. Crestline 10.:50 a. in. Ft. Wayne Chicago 10.50 p. m. 11.00 a. m. FOR COLUMBUS, CThiCINNATI & ST. LOUIS Leaves °teatime Arrivca 'Adam bus... ...... Louis St. Louis ........ . • • All lraubl through to Chicago witho change of Caro. N. B —The time to Cincinnati 13 the same ae by Steubenville. Trains on both !toads meet at tklumbus. and paaaengera all go into Cincinnati together. CRESTLLNE AND ALLIANCE MAIL. Mail, Accon,modation. Leave Pittsburgh 6. , 0 a. In. 2.15 p. m. Allegheny 6.40 a. in. 2.35 p. m. New Brighton. 8.20 a. in. 4.15 p. m. 11.20 a. m. 7.40 p. m. Arrive CI estline. . .5. 30 p. m. Ines° trains stop at principal Stations between Allegheny and Rochester. NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Federal street Station, Alle gheny City. Leave Allegtieny..9ls a. in. 12.00 m. 4.30 p. m. 6.40 p in. Arrive N. Brighton.ll.ls a. in. 1.45 p. m. 6.25 p. m. 7.36 p. 111. Leave arighton..s.3oB.lll. 7.00 a. na. 12.20 p. m. 250 p. m. Arrive Allegheny 7.20 a. In. 8.40 a. in. 2.35 p. in. 4.50 p. EASTWARD TRAINS. ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGH. Chicago Express 2.20 a. in. Latleago Express 930 p. tn. Cincinnati Expre55.............................._7.60 p m. erg:ataxia Mai1........................_7.00 p. TRAINS FOR NEW CASTLE. MERCER and OIL CITY. Mail. Leave Pittsburgh... Aid() a. in. Allegheny...... 6.40 a. in. Arrive New Ca5t1e...10.40 a. in. EASTWARD. Leave New Ca5t1e....6.20 a. in. 1.00 p. Lew Arrive Allegheny...._B.4o a. in. 4.50 p. m. OlL.Train s are run by Columbus time, which is 12 minutes slower than Pittsburgh time. For further information. and through tickets, apply to uEO. PARKIN. Ticket Ag't. Cahn Pe songei Station. Pittsburgh. Pa. and A. Q. CASSELBERn.Y. Agent Allegheny. JOHN B. JR 8V.1.5. General Supenntendent. R. R. PAYSON. General Passenger Agent. & E. R. WINTER ARRANGEMENT ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEM. nit 16th. 1863. bailie will MVO the Depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Pittsbargli u follows PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINH Leave i'litshurgh..._ L 45 a. m. 620 e., In. 1.45 v.. pi Wellsville 4.10 " 8.42 ' 4.05 • E•tenbenville..s.lo " 9.45 " 5.05 " Wheeling 6.09 " 11.00 " 6.08 " Connecting at Steubenville and Beflair with Steu benville and Indiana. Railroad and Central Ohio . Railroad for Zaneeville,Newark,Columbus..Xeala Dayton, Indianapolis. Cineinnatti,. Louisville. Cairo. St Louis, St Joseph, and all points west and Ohio aouth-we st.Railroad and at Wheeling with Baltimore and PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE, Leaves Plttabumh-.-L45 a. m. 1.45 p. m. Wellevale.-...4.30 " 4.00 Bayard ..........5.56 " 5.25 " Alliance 6.55 " 6.15 " Ravenna.......7.40 " 6.58 " H0de0n....._..8.11 " 7-30 " Arrives Cleveland..._o.2s " 8.40 " Connecting at Bayard with Tuacarawas branch for New Philadelphia and Canal Dover ; at anon with Pittsburgh. Port Wayne and Chicago Railread at Ravenna with Atkntio and Great Western Railroad for !Nevem. Greenville, Mend villa Union. Corry. Jamestown and Salamanca ; at with Cleveland. Zanctivilla And Cint* R. R. for Akron. Ourahoga 'AAR and 111111erstnirg, and at Cleveland with O. and R. R.B R. m . Rae. Dunkirk. and Ballo. with C.4it T. for Sarehmky. Toledo. also with steamers for Detroit. Steubenville and Wellsville Accommodation leaves Allegheny City at 3.50 P. m. Returning Trains arrive at_lo.oo a. in., 3.50 8,05 P. in. and 2.10 a. in. Through Tickets to all prominent_yolnts can be procuered at the Liberty street Depot, eat& burgh. GEORQE PARKIN, Ticket Agent. And at Aikaki= City, , _ A. Q OARRVI litY. Ticket Agent. For farther infomaUon Dig to WII,LLahr Agent, At the company's Offline. Yeelatt atalkul. Pun st soil OWNERS OF. Pit,PnIINJEuvINO dwell* -boning- foeietit7or -anoints jo notified, arougormedr.thet erskattend to all lnteb bnetnaitaleseing ltousal *Meeting rents, attend-, ing tortstaramiet laurrona r ito. AClbingit Blzderi t tyL _AO& dat ' 151 mulatAft4,l'd $l2 19 Yo l 0 0 380 7 3 6 0 6 5 1.45 p. m 1.55 p. m 1.90 p. m. 10.30 p.m. EAST WARD Accommodation 300p.m, 640p.m. ltdroicthm IND coNSIg AL PILLS -RXELSOAD.. . WANT= A./4 RAM s, 2- :- On and after Wedneadar, Domapj**-,4800._.,1 Trains will leave the DePet wake& _ Water Manta. aft:follow*: - „ , Loaves Pittiberihrrimm.m. K a u to and f ro mtees U'i4inn3. 76• A 1 is pir lat Fit'Kerport 11.0 ° 0 : .700 : 2d 6 15 p 2 05,PE2 L i Po d r oo t Perry ? Doom 2110 a nk 415 E, m 40,P Sunday Chunk Tisk to • and from hi'Keeport. 1 00 P In 10 . 01) am • o _For tickets apply to 114 GIBO.BOULTOR,rt B. BLACKSoNE, daft. 1 630V*11 ins, lufinui" imii INDIANAPOLIS AND COIrIsILL. F . . <. .. Oonnectitr at Indianapolis with 2wa II and Terre haute sad Alton a to - and Latayejte andindiamartaelt . _ I: I U,mirlsitekimiCenWal ROOK IBLAND. B 1: - T --- ( . 4Ti:lt an isa. interzia:inta. • _ifght. Tolls to lIIMAS. 1 , 1.. - -. cut. iiii-FAYSITTBainE: e e ,, .. f Otosemyers cranial .. a mid or Lawrenoeburr in less time ~ :.„. other route by twemMtour howl, .and aas rates, The only road by which nirmantir nude from Cincinnati to the Weit.wilhoat - Ins balk, Octosignmenta made to F. 0. WRST.v..... GRAYDON Freight Arnaud Cineina *U4_, , 0.. HAIVELAgent ittittorreousehttrith. OHM! D. MOR . Indianapolis, will .refire lit attention. and no charge for eo - Ito CHLRGE TOlit WIL&I.A.fiI _OR 0010Q3111110/2", V.. M 01131710. " For farther Information App to to =mug; GAN, (NO. 122 Monongahela H otel°, agent Of the OompanYrwho is prepared to give g n = : era for passengers and freightte Terre Haute. Lafayette, Chicago,- . . ' PoliftL A N Ostia Crowfeet:lrvine. Modesto% arte lAA Met. ion. ta. &a. H. O:LORD. Prodded. Insurance. WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY, WOat PITTSBURGH. 0101143.1 DABBEr&PtooAdmi t .. • Y. . GOaDuN. fileorotary. Ca .R. D. DOCHEAN. esqAsimt. No. 92 W ater street, (Souls Co t warehTim stairs.) M . ) Plitaburslh. insure asainet all kinds of 7 1 1/Risa4/4/1.... KS A Horne Institationsaanazed byliinetays WhO are well known in the commeratuutY, and who aro, determined : by promtnesa and liberality: to min tab: the charade: which they have beetms= ASV terinithbeet protection to th ose who d to es insured. ABUTS. 047X081S Seth, HMI. artzNice Wrrn " rtice 2. 1 6 4 Oran Leann% M T. 3 18.8 M I I Ersendsom iaras— ... MOM Nato and BM dbaiainiiiC=. --. 114:(11514 =UV DIRICTOBB. R. Miller, Jr . James M'Ankcy. Nathaniel Bolmea, Alexander NimieL Beam Derek Wm. H. Smith. Ohaa. W. Maltase% Andrew a Z Alexander Si eer. David X Rees J. Thomas,_ Beni. B . John R. hiTane. 1/RE INSURANONti BY T 133 REL SABOR MUTUAL INSURANOE OOMPANY, uP IPECILAIDMI.PLIII4 4 On Bulldinv,Lbnited or Perpetual. Mucha dim. Furnitura kn.. in town or country. ONVICIE NO. SOS - WALNUT NTRIET 41)&01 Capital, Ascots, Invaded se follovre, vta nut hiortgraro or Improved CRY Pro. pert' aorta doable the amount....., swum oo Ground Tont. first ober_ • . .. . . IM Pennsylvania Railroad C 8 la * cent. Mortgage Loam, $30.0.10, run OD Philadelphia oats 6 *cant. 80.000 00 Alleshekr 'County G cent. Peanut yania Railroad Loarnt 10,COD DO Collateral loans, well scoured— 8,50000 Huntingdon and Broad Top iftpanGin Railroad °pavans, mortgage t0m.... 1 1 100 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. 8_ —took. VI , 00 Stock of Reliance Martial Immo, Company MAO 00 Stock of County Pirelzuraranoe Co--. 1.050 00 Stock of Dalsware 2d. 8. Ingaranee Commercial Bank do Mechanize' Bank do OXO.III Hid= M . inauranoe Co's 9aly ... Is & Bills Ronivable„ buldntas paper Book Account& ettnuial intoned. Cul hebd and to hue& of sante.. 11.285 0 14 Q.= TWOLIM I=l DiR.ROTORII 4 4Zif ni Th4le". Samuel illaphius. Wl2. R. Thompeon Rabat lateen. ?rederlok Brown. In Musa, Cornedina Steveroor, &rd. W. noels, John 13... Woned Marshall nW H. L. Carson. Z. Lotbrop, Robert Toland , Morita Leland, Frederick Lennie , . Jacob T. Btu/tint: Charles S. Wood Smithßowe, .Itime.a F. Woodyard , SObA.TRAMIh=t• . Id.NCN__,____ .... . GARDNER 0 0iirlai,Ageml. otyl , ll Northeast corner Third and Wood ota: INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS 13 - Y VIRIC. MIME F1L&N.R.1.113 FEHR 111341131Am0n- A. COMPANY OF isi:Olk NO. 435 and 437, aVA now 113 h. _ OTATNIANNT OP At 3t3NTB. JAN. Isle 1800. rablishml Astreeebb to An Act of Ausembin baler. JIM 1 amply Real estate. (preset vali ft3 M.M ""lM 61.1 coat • 102.995 25 Temporary Loans no omipledollat- Ural Semuitiez.. sus es Stooks. (prbaent °oat» 89. i80 Notes 1.821 00 22.208.0f1 Tho only Amite from premiums whictithis dom. pany eon divide by Aro from risks which says Wien determined. Insurances made on every dee:caption of Prop. arts in Town and Country. M rates as low wars consistent with.secnuiti. Moos their incorporati, apedied of nab mph they have paid losses y Fire. to on amount exceeding sour o Dollars, th r........ eireby,01- evidence of the advantages of tiV se theAbillig and disporitiouio7dilitWi imllness an nobilities. Paid during the year atiali,Ssikies U. DIFINTOBB. Oharies W. Bamako. Mordecai D. Linde. Tobiaa aW ß i r sn n e ~ rr. Wisner. David a Brown. Jaoob Bastrael It. EVA L„ Isaac Lea. Dale. George W. Baobab. OHAS.'N BAN President. IDWAR4Ko h e elis PreMail Wit. A. ernan. 8 ro tem. J. DASD ODIFIN,Agent. rain Northeast eor. Third and Wot 4 sta. PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND. LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN Y NO. 149 ORB3TNIIT STREET, Opposite the Custom Hostile. Ossitsl—...itlle.loo Stote-112011,9“. virma , a NAßN ALL HANDS OP IN. OBAliktor PorpotoarerLhotraoLow sem ireettion of Pro . , or m ac h an :— si reasonable rates of , ." a • ROM P 0 Ws,' Vioo nil fttoat, ... Mar= ILL s. L . IL B. „prows. P. B. Savers. /mph Pant. 0. Sharman. Job__ a J. Mar:arta il. woo. L Butomoint. Boarotory, 174:17 J. G. 007 M. Ali. Corner Third and Wood *seta. ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO, OF PITTRIMIGIL • opyieß, 'l7 Fifth 194. Mink VINSITRES A WILENST ALL RINDS OF FIRE AND MVAIZII RISKS, ffigAAo joNNB, calk sum_ D. Mo 0011,1); Preeident D. M. BOOIC. OWL um, . - A M DEAN, General Amt. neeratizr: DIRROTO . CaRS— R. M eaae J 01164 O. G. MVIWit calspt. ires. J ohn A. eateek. John D. lfeCovi.thirl•WiTasa Jaoob3. R. P. Staling. Capt. W. Doan. Robert /a Warm,. Robt. Deets. sa2B FURNISHING Goons, SUITABLE POE THI MAHON. MAClttlit GLii'DE • ANN'S mid tiole__te their stook of GINTLIk. Linen and Traveling Shiite. Cellars, I tee d sasjognderk • Linen an Silk Handkareitleto, Moves, nose, Vinbrgdian o ARMY szars, Lad 1301E6W Yerniabing Gad& gyms tgi kang at ull 78 Market et. f .Iloll ggr l 7ogM -fk.X S. ' - ga gthigmitnotio SO&P--40 BOXES TOME E SOAP AILS. ported. in dors alma for Bibs by itWilteßk BROIL 14 4-# l2ll W44441Ph. ladkarlignsturifo-- ma • CUOUIR arKlberiei. MO%l " sale 11 • t ,01 Nfh. "Da LA* ;mita Oti vaua„s434l 946
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