The Pittsburgh post., February 11, 1864, Image 4

PROSPECTUS FOR 1864. , BANKING HOUSES, &C.
FIRST 'NATIONAL BiCNKI
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
I t sells it OF I PM - 11.1.1-100F TH ECU ItRENCY '
Washington City, Aug. sth, 1863. i
\Vomit ne. By aatistartor} evidence presented
to t he it ntterdzittai. it has been made to appear
that the FlitsT NATIONAL BANKOF NITS
BURGH. In the County of Allegheny and State
of Penssss It vnia has been duly organized under
and according to the requirements of the Act ot
PIT'TSBRITGH POST. ; CongreAs. entitled "stn Act to provide a National
l'itrFene} , secured by a pledge of United States
• Stocks. and to provide for the cireulat ion and re
demption thereof." approved February t.tsth.
1863. and has complied with all the prose-ions of
said Act reotsireil 10 be complied before
commencing the business of Itankinir
I Not, II ugh Mel 'ulloch, Comp
troller of the I ltirrency, to hereby certify that the
said FIRST NATIONAL HANK
BURGH.. count} of Allegheny and State or
For the Increased and increasing prosperityf
o Pennsylvania, is authorized to commence the
business 01 banking under the Act aforesaid.
I In testimony Whereof wit nesss my hand and
seal of OiliCe. this sth dal of August, 1881.
Its ci'LLOCII,
e '.s • Comptroller of the Curreivty.
PIT'T'SBURGH POST,
We are deeirious of returning our acknowletig-
meats to its numerous patrons ;we present it THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
()F . .
Late Pittsburgh Trust Company.
AN . ENTIRE NEW DRESS. I Capital 8400,000, with privilege to In
crease to vt,000,000.
this morning in
Nptvit4tet.rixidir!g the
The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ
ized under the act to provide a National
cy under the title of the FIRST NATI( ):`,; AL
}JANE. ()I. PITTSI-11'11Q1 - 1, would respectfoll
Of some belonging to the Pittsburgh Union • otter its services for the collection of Nunes.
• • Drat ts, 13111 s of Exchange, &c., receive monel ob
League to deposit and buy and sell Exchange on all parts 01
the country.
REDUCE OUR BUSINESS The success which has attended the Pittsburgh
Trust Company since its organization in
will we believe be a sullicient guarantee that bust
i news entrusted to the new organization will re
ceive the asine prompt attehtion
list ing a very extensive eorre,,nondetwo h
Nh
Banks and Bankers. throughout thi•
we believe he can otter unusual facilities to those
That, at the .dose of 186, it. was In a who do business with us .
The Insist .strill be conditoteki the shine
FARBE= CONlrrioN
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ht.). ;1 A r ' , PI
Tuai I . I I (j. 11,11.,
1140., Il'h.nt WAN. AI
tadtak, I.
I AMES LA [Oil I.IN. President .
t . Ca..jtiet
We wecan assure the
FHTENDs OF THE POST
Than it ever was before. During the
past year It has
Largely Increased its Circulation, 1„,,, 1,
Nonvitlptanding the efforts alludell ti)
KOUNTZ & MERTZ,
The present year brings with it, not the 13 A.N I
118 Wood LLititit Second dour aLuve
SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION - , •
DEALE.I2,4 IN 1.011E.D.N AND Do
trestle I.xclidnge. lout, Bank Notes mud
As our Administration so frequently promised ; 1 1 l eru,nent roesuntii,. •otle,ilOLl9 prom id 1)
ntletnivd to. 1(11
T 1101.3tES K SONS, BANK It RS
and E,dltringe Broker, And I realer, in
NOtei, t•dd.
Brink N ,chnniic ..0 the I..,,ii•rn vnd
Wribtern i-t 1,11
ollectiot, It hir w 'ill It.. :Olt, hrilligh,l I
the I rated mpir inn.l
- (torrentpri•er. No 5: .tihrlctt br 1, la
Third and rti,
to curtail It
nor have those in power pren any
EVIDENCE OF THEIR ABILITY
UR DESIRE TO CRUSH IT
Their principal efforts have been devoted to
schemes for
Continuing Themsives in Power
Next F&11 they will he
BFI ORE TI~B yeT:or.T.
For trial, and we are deairious of speaking ol
their stewardship to as
MILMILt.3(:=) MIR_ Eii
A e we can supply with our paper
In its Political Character,
As heretofore the Post will rem MI/ no
Independent Democratic Journal,
DEVOTED TO THE
Preservation of the Constitution
‘t>
RESTORATION OF THE UNION ;
It will confine itself to the discussion
PUBLIC Q 3,7
And have no connection whatever with
schemes of a
Personal or Factional Character
It 'will be nobody's organ, but the f ht tit
exponent of
Sound Oongervative Seutiments,
Why: great work. before American
saving pf our
REPUBLICAN SYSTEM ;
There is no party' in this country anxious to sqvo
it but the Democratic ; and In order that iv .hqll
BE P ESERVED THE SUQOESS
Of the Democracy Is absolutely necessary, and
,that too, at the
Earliest Practicable Period.
We expect to be able to meet the expe,tations
of our friends in the discussion of the question.
which will be Involved in the approaching
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
OUR NEWS DEPARTMENT
Particular attewtion will be given to the News
Depthrtineht of the Poet; we ehxll labor to ohtsin
the
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
AND MAIL;
While equal industry will be exercised In our
MISOELTANEOUS AND
LOCAL DEPARTMENTS
Its Commercial Department
Will be entrusted to one who Is ever} w-t) ,111,1
(fled for a proper diselotrge ot his ut to. : it a ill
be conducted in an
TIONY:S'I' ?VI ANN F'.l2 ,
Intended In int9rm the publiQ of hor,i; , of wi
dealing . , giving nu countennn•.r r ":1...v,:e
meat to dishonest dealings
TERMS:
DAILY EDITION,
Per Sear
' month
To agents per hundred copies
SATURDAY MORNING POST,
r
At the low rate of One Dollar and Fitty Cents per ; LONGCOPE 8c PEARCE,
mnnufarturer. and Importers of
2171,-Cat ,
MitkeipleD.
re # 3 9Va . ... 4 .477,7 • • • •
Twentlogrpltif,and one to gutler up
V*Vtgt6l•=es, ,J• " "
Fmly caplet " ,
OF .r.rra'sysurtt,kif.
gir lUl.l>, ...411.1 . Eft, DEM D NOTES
jr tili.• 11,. ii It, i . "
teva
7 3-10 Boucle and Coupons
gli 011011.11! ctito I•..tie:. ,
H. \lll-LIAII -, N
\\ 7i 01 ;ill
=!IM
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
67, FOURTH 4THF.ET.
t - 11 Alt r F T . :111:1 - > I\
4) PEN D LI". FROM 9 TO.:llre LOC K.
\A o,lnes,l” . and Ssrtirdly ry Polo,.
bum M..ty 1-1 t•IIWW 1, , ir
And iron, 1,0 In Ai I,i. front E , I„
reeeived Of All not nisi ,
Old r do I.IWW tic I,olllr.Lit
• ,
rw,••,• ••• 3t• tr• IE, Jon , .51111 1/n5:01551,er I ut•-100
Irtsl•eon do••11,1,E.111151,1n11.5i1., , In lune 9111 IT.T
Crllll -5 4.51 r.1.51n , 1T55• Ii 51115 .51415575•.1, 41 IT.. I 5 , 5
of sic per cent a veer
iifterOst. if pot drawn not. Ii toneo,l I. I t o
credit of tho •!opo,itor It„
li•oh the first .1451551.11 W, 511.1 IT,
Ceintoer, V5lllll/0151.1.11111.T 11 5 1.5 1 , 5.. 55 IT:. .5
troubling the deporitr , r Id ...au or , 1,,
hre pa,th book. Al this rat, iniuley 15111 d.,uhie
legs than tweli e years.
1,001L,6 the Clisrter.
and Regulations., furnished gratis. Oil
the °thee.
gz-qtrNi
L s 1
E Pit E-. 101,... L
.
John B. AlFA.hien• Al. Penni', 1.,
John lionnee. MArnikell.
AleXantler. J.,int, B. I , ~10,1
Benj. L. Fm1,..J1.) , L. A
.14men11JAni. - .. H.lll linrw‘ in.
.I,wrnes 11 . nt I A Ildel
jAntes 1, keilf,
Peter A Al,letr.t.
\\ - in. V ank.Jrk.
J %me; r•lttrilr.
I<ohert Robb.
kValter P drsll4l
.I“tin Orr
Ilk lir) 1. Ittitgwlll
.1,4;r1
1. r.,•1011, rt r.
Als,Rlttler TIJ•
I.' \V tuttior,
Clirtstlrtn Vevger.
Adam,.
John U. liack4.ten
iieorge Black.
Julin C. Bin.llr
Alonze A. Carr,.,..
Charles A. Citit,a.
Wtn. P. 11 cyni in,
Haven.
Peter H. Hunk,,,
Bich/ail Ha) -.
Lni el:.
rl L. I A Itl" A.ND I icr.., , u}ni
CH—AE.I,ES A.(
Real Estate Savings Institutiou,
OTATEIVIF.NT OF THE CONDITION
;71 of the lusititat ion on the 2.1 day of N„
umber, IS'S, published in conformity to the
charter:
Amount of DepotlLA. Nov. !I'd. 186.2..
Amount of Interest du...Depositors
Amount of i'ontingent Fund
ASSET -
First Liens on Real Estate 136,i2J0 ut
United States Bonds 50. , AEI .
. S. Debt Certificates and
Notes. (market value,
Interest earned not due
()Mee F Furniture
Caali on hand
4107.91 01
A. A. CARRIER, Treasurer.
The undersigned, Auditing Committee, have
examined the books of the Institution, the bonds
and securities, counted the cash, ha.. and flare
found the above statement to be correct.
W. Ft.uOPELANI),
I\lo-HULAS CULL iTLY.
IV Al. H. edl IT H.
Deposits received DAIL . auJ E\ Elt
E,‘
INTER Ei , T PAID at 6 pet cent. per annum.
Ai • .11
H.N. T. M. lic , { E. I
11..,N..1. D
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\V H. i.L.AND, j .In, tits PAIN.u,
1 - I`.llN't CHII VilE1111.)".
Office, 63 Fourth Street
PHILADELPHIA CARDS
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T"-T:
Importers and deniers in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETTS,
Vefitings, it un lllgw.
NC>. 255 7.%14 1 1111‘..' I ' t,47171t - El:::ffi,
PHILADELPIII.I.,
BRICE & CO.,
Pi.xlure suit Prue h,lOl/
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 15 South Water St.,
PHILIDELPHIA
,!,Ancel 1111,1 e on ,_l•onSignment s
when rey uwol. wy-1
(...;,• 1.: 4: 1 t
\lint:l,ll,er .1,1
tvrior.E... - NI) AFT %IL IW. 11.F.11
1n CA C r . , d
GENTS' ITIRNISHING GOODS,
010 CHESTNUT STREET,
m}7-:,.1 Plin..lllE.l.Pli I
C. A. VAN KIRK & CO,,
MIES=I
GAS FIXTURES AND , CIEiNIVELIELRS
l'atvot Improved
EXCEI, , D .d lNlt I'ATI-',NT
PARAGON COIL OIL BURNERS,
Hand Lamps, Columns. &c
I=ll
I , No. 517 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Manulactory. Frlnktonl, Phaln
2,40
Jro ,- .. A 11 goal% warrant ,•,1
11111 A. N,
" 4 ° UNS' FURNISHING GOODS,
420 4ffD TArr-PRist,TRTIgaMWS,
l i r, NO. 1.0 - Sckuth Fourth Street;
L,ce rnyl-isd isT-2..ApETyPNIA
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,
PATTERSON A- AMMON. ,
NOTE, STOCK, DRAFT, BOND AND MORTGAGE. WELDON & KELL Y , <
REAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE BROKER, , • omirilialon Aferelayants,'
oFFICE. ! AIANPPACTURER , oF . }lour and Grain and General Produce Deal
ers, No. 8 Wcawi at., Pittsburgh. Pa.
ROOM, 10. 12 BURR E'S RUILDINO,
LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS wa take nlematre in referring to the following
I-'..! wi ti :.,i REET, BITT:s1311 - tiill. l'A. ! y ; Pit taburgh House:, : 1 liie-, tslayth a Co.. Zug &
1 Painter A. Bridle:, , L. I.dultindson x Cu., 11. IL.
Akelledlral , le Mill propert y and other Beal Alt!, TIF:AI.EIIg IN
Estate to the atmetnt of tdorolt.r tor sale toe. • • 1)!1r19..i. P. NV Dor! u e11.. 1 as M•rully h. C., . .1.
. _.— —_____ _—l _ ___ _ _ e Ili BoN OILS, IiENzINE. S( . , W. Spencer. I.'. 11. I..tse yin.. E. fl .Itteir t.l. (10.
NOTARY PUBLICS.
5k ill t.i.en F ebruary I.sth. Plitt
punt!9-tf
JOSEPH SNOWDEN,
W•darl'11.1 7 11:1?" ,
.1 , 0!-.v.1-21 -. 1 I R.
JAMES P. ELF:III7W.
IJ Vt I (A:
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
In Foreign ari , l
Pnint, 1.11, Pve-'-iturt , iri , l Perfumery,
NO. V; FEDF.Pi.II. STREET.
A LLD 111.. N S (Try. PA
PAPER MANUFACTURERS
S. B. & C. P. MARKLE,
711n1114, t 11,1 1,11. pi in
) .1t) K , ' A 1' , 'l' ,
And all kiwis of Wrapping Paper,
I ve erl
F 13031 NO. 1,7 WOOD STREET, TO
No. 33 Smithfield Street,
P 1 ITSBUIS6 11, PA.
hi.i
Ak-e I I i.r•
HOUSEFURNISHING
UPHOLSTERY.
No. 85 I . Julth Streit, N,a r Wood.
rriHE NUBS(' it I RERS Al .% N 10 AC
RTI R ket.r t.011+1,.11, 1t.t11.1 t-ry
Artlcio In 11.1,1 hi, 1 t If
Curl:kincr.,„tt.tt, 1 eltrier MO
tres,,s of all the cele , .r-itr.l Ptitttl,T
1,1,1111; lio.l .111 k In 1 , 1. t,leAl• 11111 , 0, and
.11 pit on , FrOor. lor tit
Inix-rndlvt lily .1.1,11 I trpeth, t zs.o.
0,t1,-Ij.! 11 WI - Ai 1 I.
STEAMBOAT FORGING, &C
I Nll l l 1 . 1111 1 1 .1 1 1 11 •
iellt 1,1
IRON CITY } °RUE,
la( 01_0
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p, \\l F'Al 'Ft tt.l 11241 N.
IT 1 . 1 11 1:,.i%% I 1 Forvi:l,.
I ' I ). .1 , `11:11•• • I. t• •
COF'PER WORKS
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES,
SMELTING WORKS
PAAZ Iv. Wt. 'I I: 1)1'
111 , IS 111
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &C
to l' , !t , o)IN P , 1;•• r 11.1,1
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YOUNG'S [ATtNC SALOON
a 1.14.1 of X Irgio %lie) nod Seolfle—
firl:i
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64,50 U NN I , e evl li:s 1!,•
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iii trientl, c.t.o..:mt:rb !tin' 1.0 t, •nnii
lound :1! 1:1, oil A p1if.1,4 , en
trine.° on. Fourth street. lie 4
the best EitLFil!! of Lager C 1 ,131,01,11
I jtit the Lall. veti e I
•
Fell:lend, . the pisee. I{ eli Fourth
next enirepide th 13 -1;
1101:tiFliki.EPER4
FURNISHING STORE:
C: 04 /DS FUR 7'I IIC
101,11..9
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Crunib 1011,,-.1 lee Cromin krill v 3
Salt Starkth, . N.ipki” 1(m,.,
Fruit St3u.l. ' fake Basket
Butter Kni% es I oft:, 31111.: , 110,1t
Soup /...//en 11.zlEf Ludic = (4:ll ) i,,.1.01E, :,,,,,11:..p.1‘,11.5.
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Nursery Heirteerttort. Il Jut pet
Wzix '1 tt per., Nigh:
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Library st.ett, 1,001 Al
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Bird t...ttgeg :11t,i
izzetts ISul rce
Card de V i3ite FrAme.i
('tiny Knit'es j t itnir Port fulioe.
Ant everything i‘ert`iltlille Ir. A well Ippointed
10 be übtnined qt re lAuttt , le pl N
STORE of
Yill4 R. RICIIA.I-IEPS.
NO 30 FIFTH STREET.
First door below lite lbcckat,o3e Pax*.
4.iirAll goods delivered tree of Charge in tne
city, Allegheny, Birmingham, Maricheater, Du.
puesne borough. etc.
PITT:..I3 I 'It+III
DRUGGISTS
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LAMPS, OIL: &C
No. W . & \ , 14‘, , h sFREET, nor Sixth,
PIT ISGII, PA
JOHN MOORHEAD,
I.('( 'l:\'l' ()TT, Ni 74 11 - tn.-,
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Y. ; - r ..1'
SNI'FAC IT I:ER ,
PURE NV RITE REFINED PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
I=l. la 41=i , rg - G. I I. Ni). 1 I NVATER ST., below Market
(Mire, '.!.91 LIBERTY STREET, PFI i ll
•
•
mks-clad Prrrsiit i;ulit. PA. . _ _
TAILORS
A 1110 -4p-41..[)N A ]V 7)
MERCHANT TAILORS, FORWARDING MERCHANT,
I v...V I IITLFIEI.O VTR FH:T
AXTE VE .11" ST RECEIN ED A WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
Ivrgr and %yell iit Dried Friiit, Pain ;Old
Pot A slii.,. gederiiilN .
FALL & WINTER GOODS, Best 13rlitid, ritriiily Holir A1t,13 aun Han I
NO. 10 . .: SECOND STREET,
\l Mitrizet.
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( 101 ('n.isisnere.l, Ve,11114,4. di
A in., 9 lyigt.
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Inch .11E , {'Eat , )1.1)1i S. NECK 111.• ,
er, thing kept 1 , !, kr,t-ehtilm
1rd..1, p. nnupilt c,ocuted
HOUSE CARPENTERS
CURTIS 0. STEINMETZ,
House Carpenter and Jobber
tillOP, VIRGIN
Bet Wet, Lit,rty street•
PITTSI3I li. 11. l'A.
•••111eItthi 1111.1 promptly 4lteriCied
ALDERMEN
FRANK KELLY,
Alderman and Attorney at Law,
;:lek 'urn t,I Ho•,01110, `lll,l Ili legal hti-I
Ail, tl t''2-13
BOOTS, SHOES, &C
M I.: it 'II' Z ,
11=1:11
Lalies. Urnt:, Boy;; & Yuialts
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS,
TN ALL THEIR VARILTIEg,
1.'4•414.1.:ti
Alleght ( II). PA
LOAN OFFICES
1 A ).• vit . 1.2-
HENR Y W. CIMIOTTE,
I=l
F. I 1\ I.A It t• IF I) K M 11.1
tl:• • 1,..;•. I 11-1.1 1.11
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MASTIC CEMENT WORKERS.
MASTIC CEMENT.
. . NS ,
M WORKER.
s rot , . t. o To p . fl E 1.1" r
MEM
ENGINE BUILDERS
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
Iron Vonntier,,i,
(,eurral alp! Butler iv!ak,-N
Pratnn. li. It., P.t.,,.vuger "tit( ln❑
I " 1 0 .A } 7 , 1 ,.., 11 12 .„ , F.`
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iii‘. pArticulAt ,Mention to Ilit•
Lugln,•; 114 , 1 Al AJlLikely t.n grin! 1111,
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HAVC 21140 1'.III;t•t" , 1
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EIMMESIERM
1130.1ru . 01.1: . :•littl 4 t hlun kupt•rtorl,
II rought Iron Shmfting, Ibkngers and
1 - 11•1' .t i,i,llo;;rli, lurc of
..• .M•Whille• •Ird,
hit. price, :re hire. nnr nimehmery 11,1111 i Will,
t• 1 ill the best oi utsteitnls. and a IrrNete,l
i❑ 'dieser, to ,11111.icte,it.
ce-i Inter, (1,111 AM 1.111:3 COO tit
L ', 4 411! rr. , nlptie I. te%!1.1. , . rc
PORK PACKERS
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
~~•~ - >.•f5t . !n llupury V(b.-)
PACH
Bneon. I.rrd, Sugar-i'ured Hiiiis
ONE=
uotINER 111KET AND FIRST %Ta
prrTsßußoli. PA
11. I 11 I
JEWELRY, &C
Y 1: AV 11
SUBStlilEtlifyi tj vy}:
I opened x 1t .,- 3 - krift•
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES
For Lathe,' And xvear tine
Ifr'nzo Fnut4) Civod,,
!...; LVT:II- PI rrE: Ur W,11t1,:,
Such ne CAStOrS, Cake and Fruit Baskets
I 1 tiL/fit:, t.srq Case., feu setts. etc.
It LINEMAN. NIEVR AN & SEIDLE.
Fifth street
BREWERS
SPENCER & M'KAY,
BREWERS & MALSTERS,
PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY,
w li HV.
AVE ALW.V. 4 c> iiAND A
ipertot ie
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
continue to Make it out nun to g/t e
- all t4 .tcrlon to all di our customers. )Ir llot.t.
Wqlsou itt Litterty street, will hat e the manage
:A uur business, with full control In the Brewer
Address all orders to ,FENCERAURA , ,
Pheuntx Brewery, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JuS. SPENCER, •
.1 AS.
I. , I \\l \,
NNL.Nt/HA.SI ( UIN. AN.
tit NNiN(: FlANts S l O.—PIT TS
house 119 Water street, and 156 First street,
Pittsburgh, Pa-. three doors beb.wr the Alonon
gshela Ilpn Ye. manufscrurers of Pittsburgh hlty
. W
indon , ;lass, Druggists' ...11ses Ware and A rue-
PLANING MILLS. rican Con, ex fltass,for Parlor Windows, eh Ilr“1.-
! es and public building,. apt
JAAIF.S 31.ILLINGAR, AIONONGAIII.7.- iIIaISSOLUTION.—TIiEctiPARTNIF. O .-
LA PLAN INU MILL, would respectt ully uy ship beret ore r let kern t mlet
inform the public that he has rebuilt since the signed in the Clothing business, at No. 143
oa Fed- j
For Fed
tire, and haring enlarged his establishent and cral street. Alleehen3 C firm it). under the rm of W. l
or sale by
tilled it with the newest and most approved ins-, ee , will dissolve on 3Lo rch the 15th. I
febt
ctiinery, is now prepared to furnish flooring andi Persons knowing themselves indebted to the
planing boards, scroll sawing and re-311WILIg, firm will please call previous to that -time and ' ' 440(t tam
doors, sash and shutters. kiln dried frames, settle. . AIDGEIIE, I SPRING BARIXY-74tuitrecebriisdandtor
mouldings. box making, b.c. :lan 13. 19.64. DOS OW: 1, sale by FETZER . t
SOrTH PITTSBCTOIH, Sept. 7 9 Mr.idle janio-im sa feb2 corner Market d Finn eta•
•• •
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
HUTCHINSON,
I.V.F.c II 111 )
1'11'1 , 131 . 1i. ill.
I q•Lqn,,-. trr wJe on 'on-ill,,nr
nl/1
GROCERS
WM. H. SMITH & CO.,
WHOLES ALE GROCERS,
No lr caul av l 147 Fltr vt,z,
WILLIAM LIAGALEY
WHOLESALE GROCER,
18 and 20 Wood Si r.. 2
RE )(MEM & 1:1-{ OT IIER S,
Fin. ill., 111, I ollft I ii•laftry,
. 4 114nr , . th e IV,, 1.
NuS. 1::13 AND 1 . 28 UUD sTREET,
prryni i:„lII
NV I I -LA Hrt
WHuLI -. GROOEft*
VINES, BRANDIES, &E.
MI: 111. I. null Lienli
Finit Ohl .ailuL4!: Rye.
; I.IIIFICI 1 It 1,17 T.
. I_3 ITT T e 'FI Ni 7 .
n 'EV;
1 I ,1 7
WINES, LIQUORS, &C
I 1.. k. 4 )i .1
FOREIGN WINES AND LIULIORS,
01l hl Z :.t.:11 %% 4/I I. tA.I
111•:NRY W LEA LI MON T &- CO
B“inkitut , , W:nr:
•.4). r IA 131:1C1 - 1 - 1.4"Flti - .1: I
=11111•11111
GAS PLUMBI•RS & FITTERS
I, v
PLUMBIS:- . ) AND tIA• I.l"TrAti;,
NO. 17 011111 S . IPttEEIT, I.E.1.1:11,::\
PS. II \ 1)11.1 , zll I.ET I.EA
Le l .l 1•11..• I fivr !
Irl
the , I in:: st.ttli
Leal tkr r 11... i A It!, WV.t't AlAki
Vlolirt•
C.6 - N lt
pr :;
BRASS FOUNDERS
M'STEEN,
BRASS FOUNDLIZS,
GA2 AND i3TLAM IVETER.i3,
BRASS AND !RUN COCKS MADE TO ORDER.
Also, Brass Castings of ail Kinds,
Made tit the uttorteed notice.
ittloohr , ittentnin pcint to in I rc
I , " II n! .111.
3t %Valor slrbvi. koo,di•
Mk:MBE : RS OF THIS FIRM BE-
N ti11,1•10111“.-.
\\, .. 11,.
tart l'unlp, lot
qt, And se6-1
STEEL WORKS.
Black Diamond Steel Works,
PI I TSBT'FIMI. PA
PARK, BRGTHER & CO.,
I=l
Beat Quality of Itefinod Cast Steel,
Square. Flat and Octagon, of all clzes.
Warranted equal to any imported or manufac
tured in this country.
149 & 151 First and l'2o it; 19.'2 Second sty,
AP J11:4 L SOY') WM. 31:CCLLOt Gli
Pittsburgh Steel Works,
JON 130y13 C'()
Cast Steels al4a. , ;pring, Plow and B
=MMI
Firgf
1 . 11 inlil IiWI, 1
=TIMM
CLASS WORKS
1864 . 460140Aki 1864 . 1
WINTER A anit - NegfifElm-
PennsylianiaCential Riilroad
NINT: n a-rt A r.STs.
CIONSTANT ADDITIONS ARE DE
ing made to the equipment of thin excellent
double track and express route, end every possi
ble rare will he exercised for the comfort of pas
sengers and rapid movement of Ireiglits Trains
will leave the depot in Pittsburgh as follows:
THIMUiIIi ACCOMMODATION daily,_ (ex
cept Sunday,) at 550 a. m., stopping at all sla
t king between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia,
FAST MAIL every morning,(exeept Sunday')
at 2 50 a. m., stopping only at principal Stations,
and making direct connections at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Washington, and for New I ork
via Philadelphia.
THROUGH EXPRESS daily, at 425 p. in.,
stopping only at principal Stations, making di
rect connections at Harrisburg for Baltimore and
Washington, and for New York via Philadelphia.
}'AST LINE daily, (except Sunday,) at 835 p.
m., stopping only at principal Stations, connect
ing at Harrisburg for Baltimore anal Washington,
and for. New York via Allentown, without
change of cars; also at Philadelphia for New
York.
JORNSTI)WN ACCOAIMODATION TRAIN
lea) es daily. (except Sunday.) at 3 CPU p. m., atop
mne at all t•tdtinn, and running as far as mone
mauet.
F'IkS.T At VoNIMODTION TRAIN for Wall's
at ion. lea% ee daily_, (except Sunday,) at 630 a. m.
SECOND ACCOMMODATION . TRAIN for
R'all'y Station, leaves daily. (except Sunday,) at
11 In a. In.
THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
II" 41I'SAtiOn leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at
3.',u p. m.
I'itl RTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Station leat t's daily. (except Sunday.) at
tiOup. rn.
I la, CHURCH TRAIN leaves WalPeStation.
ever sumlay at 9.0 a. in. returning I,tl ez
Pittaliurgh at 12 45 p. m.
RETURNING TRAINS
ARRIA - E IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS:
Baltimore Express 12 80 p.
Plliladelphia Express 1 20 p. m.
tact Line 130 a. tn.
Through Mail Train 100 in.
Johnstown Accommodation IS 05 a. in.
Ist . Walls Station Accommodation.... 6 35 a. In.
31 station Accommodation— ... 8 35 a. m.
3.1 Wall's Station Accommodation 1 65p. m.
ith Wall's Station Accommodation.... 6 05p. to.
Baltimore Express aill arrive with Philadelphia
Express at 1 20 p. in. on :Mondays.
'1 RAINS FOR BLAIRSVILLE. and INDI-
A N A connect at Blairsville Intersection with
Through Accommorlation..lolllNlOWll Accommo
dation and Express Train East. and with Haiti
hi ore Express and .lullitstOs. Accommodation
\Vest
MIMI=
AINS FOR EBENSBUIIIi connect at Cres
s,at tits Express Trains and Mall r rain West.
att•l w tti Ittruagit Accifimnottathat and Express
Tl3lll East
t( ) NEW YlofZE"
I'itIEADELPHIA
BALII3.I‘ , RE
LANCINTER
liAßli NAL .
ALTOI)NA
Ilwtpkge 4 *l.e, lied to :tit :' , I4IIOGIS or. the Perin
and to Philadelphia, Hx.ltt
no,re and New York.
P ceisengers purchasing tickets in ears trill be
barged an access according to distance traveled
in addition to the Station rates. except' front Sta
tions w here the Company has no Agent.
Nt case of Ynss, the Company will
themselves responsible for personal baggage
and for an amount not exceeding *lOO
ii —An limnibits Line has been employed to
cunt ct Passengere and Baggage to anti from the
I.epot. it a ch'ir.fo not to exceed 25 cents fur each
pli-,Vll!ler 55,1
Al tm.
,nd Orant ~ r et.t6
1864.
. THE PITTSBURGH,
FT, WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY,
AND
Gleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER JANI: 1A,1.441
tr,ll, rLai Ya 10114.W5. 1 II ,--
Pll , ri , r 1 r ••4 '11C.,‘.. Cl.-, •,1 Let , i•g
I.‘pr..-. I 111 1 1 • i ni 1 l 5 .1 114
I p 01. i r.. i 45 p. nt
St :Al 1 W. 1.; IS n
Lot
VC 111 . 3 is p to
I: If 1., 1 • rZi.
tx \
I l? Far N ('
p i. 1 13 t. aiL 1.1 $l , •1 iti
I :.‘XJ m. I.p ra
1 W
I.‘ • iII
I" 1, h iu ou a to.
‘ID PARKIN, Iteket AernZ'
, tation, Pittiburol. Na.
A t.. 1 CA:..,SELBEHRY.Agent,
Allegheny Ctty
it R PA VS(IN. den. Pits., Agent.
. F Hy Ca.
I, )t\ lel)
P. R. h. Co,
Pittsburgh & Connellsvilie R. R .
=OE
1..1, 1.,N
\ VT:N - 1 - r: It All 11 A. - .N ti m
.1 IN AND AFTER WEDNEt4DAY. DE
viy,.EAlliElt TrAtos will leave the De
%At:ller of Ross ,i - t V. ,ter streets, as followi,
Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh
,mlcrol6 i 55 A. M. 6W p.
k.s.pre, p. In. I WA. M
1-t M Kt•spurt Acedn. 11 u 0 a in. 00 A ID
6 15 A. m. 2 05 p. to
kx.) A. tn. ti 3U A. m
4 15 A. la. 5 40 p.
1,11`,,rt ..
••
liE
I n t 'hurch Try in to
au Allzecipurt, I tlo p m. 1u Wx. m
Fur tickets apply to 4. - lEt) Ytol ETON, .10.
IL lsl.- Ai'l.>luN L. Supt.
AM C_i\
BOSTON,
IS T FIE LARGEST AND BEST AR,
ranged Hotel in the New England States; is
entraily located, and easy of access from all the
r,.iites of travel. It containsall the modern im
provement,. and every convenience for the com
fort and accommodation of the traveling public.
The bleeping rooms are large and well ventilated;
the of rooms are well arranged, and com
pletely furnished for families kind large traveling
partieli. and the house will continue to be kept
it a first-class Hotel in every respect.
Telegraph in the house to all parts of the noun
trv. HENRY RICE, Proprietor.
Ruston, Sept. 1863.
To Builders and Contractors,
'E
i3 m.. t ANFFAcTraI N G
s A u ß perio N r aOrti]
Which wo are prepared to deliver from our
co YARD, 509 LIBERTY STREET
FAMILY C:1 OA L,
Steam Wagon Work.
w 1/:\\U AND 3. ADE TO ORDER
WAGONS,
W .lI.F:E LB A fiRoW s,
STORE TRUCKS,
i I Nl, s'l HAW (1 TT ERS.
4'. c01..E.M AN.
0027 -11 d INl.3flun Avenue, Allegheny City
1017-A-T-ar-a
PITT , FIVII,;I-1
A k•omplete assortment of beautiful
r,t_pun. vy AIN GING S,
u all ar.,1 0 .. at Iff . na , lower than , an
offered. For een dlrlne the sea.ann ba
STEW AND 13EAUTLIPUL S
111
"Just before the Battle, Mother,"
Fl R , T VER"E.
bcu,re the battle, mother,
I ~s 1 thinking most of yuu
it hile upon the field we're marching,.
ah the enemy in view.
t 'mutating brave are round me lying,
Filled with thoughts of home and God ;
For well they know ; that on the morrow,
-Some will sleep beneath the sod.
Pri.X.C3l3, 28 C3332%rrfiSi.
('oplea molted on receipt of price.
RAILROADS
CIEEME
.1. STEW ART, Agent,
, i..seuger station, on Liberty
no• 20
MED=
la aN "a RAIN
.1 4 m. VO A rn '2 15p
I. I ME,
Always oil hand as usual
DICKSON, STEWART & CO
FOR AUTUMN OF IKII3,
W. P. :NIAR,IIALL
11040P'T.
CITA.S. C. IyIELLOR,
INSURANCE
F*. 43.)
tkomitort,
OF' PHTGADELPITIA
A ut hOrtiell ..... :11604:4000
Paid l'p CaplEal 26424000
Among tile TrnstOes arc
•
Hon..TAMEA POLLOCR, Hon. Jos. Ait.fsoff
J. ED4AIt. TA03(9021, esq. W..T. frowatio, eaq.
POLICTE9 OF Lipp, ugg - trxt Alger.
issued at the usual MrTVAL ratee of tither
good Companies, scith profits to be assured. -
'l'he 11 4 8 ;(.1OP:11 , lc" 44 fIter4V4f. Of
all prerniiiiiliVilteatirea4wmuruAl potterer
4fir•TOTAL ABSTINENCE rates the * lowest
in the world.'
Pittsburgh Agency No. 69 FOURTH street,
:vbere ttal Information•wiii betu r aldred;
fehlP:t f S. S. BRFAH, Agem.
rilitafry
BY ETRE:.
rriHE FRANKLIN FIRE INSITRANCE
J COMPANY OF PHILADEL.PIaA, OF
FICE No. 435 and 437 CHESTIVET Sir.;
near Fifth.
STATEMENT of ASSET'S, JAN. 184063.
Published Agreeably to an Act of Assembly, be
ing
First Mortgage, amply secured 1 81,08,393 32.
Real Estate (present value $103,313
61,) coat
Temporary Loans. on ample Collat.
teral Securities
Stocks, (present value $86.667
cost
lutes and Bills Receirable
lash
$24013,061 68
The only profits from premiums whiCh.-this,
company can divide by law, are from risks which.
have been determined.
Insurances made on every description of Prop
erty, in Town and Country, at rates as lowas are
consistent with security.
Since their Incorporation, a period of thirty
years, theyhavepaid losses by Fire, tO arramount
exceeding Four Millions of Dolls's, thereby af
tordini-. *vidence of the advantages of insurance,
as well as the ability and disposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
Losses paid during the year 1539. $62,15 36.
DIRECTORS.
CHARLE? W. BANCKEIs, .II,RDECAL. H. LOMA
TOBIAS WAGNER, DAVID S. Baowa,
SAMI' LI. GRANT. ISAAC LEA,
.IAcOI4 R. Swint, EDWARD C. DALE,
CIEOROE W. RJCHA D,3 GEORGE FAZES,
CHAS. C. 13ANChER, President.
EDWARD C. DALE,II,:e President.
WM. C. Steel, Secretary pro tem.
GARDENER COFFIN, Agent.
Northeast cor. Third and Wood eta.
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Coppos tho Custom Rouse.
Capital.. $210,100
TILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN-
St • RANCE, either Perpetual or Limited,
on every description of Property or MerchEiadise,
at reasonable rates of premium.
ROBT. P. KING President.
fri. W. 13ALDW1 1 N, Vice President.
DIRECTORS.
E. R. Corr,
iFoRGE W. BROWN,
10F , FPIIS PALL,
.I ,, EPH Cr-AI-TON,
CH:\ IMES. B. YES
E. B.
P. B. SAVEFLY,
I '.
.s. J. MAILIR , .:E. E. \VILER
F 131. m Ki4L'llt.i.:',eireTArV.
corrrsz.
„iy 1:ly Corner 1 hird and Woo d streets.
ALLEGRENY INSIFRANUEOO
OF I'Ir.CPSI3I7II,GEI.
Office, N 0.37 Fifth Street, sank Block.
IS
URES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
FIRE AND Dr' Ali LNE EINES.
ISAAC ,ti iNES, President ; JOHN D. Me-
CORD, \lee President ; 11.1)1. 13(10K, Secretary;
Capt. W:11. DEAN, Geueral Agent.
1)11.:FCTIIRIII-1S9AC JGrieß. C. ti. Hll9Sey,
Hnr
rey Childs, !apt. C. Gray. John A. Wilson,
It. L. lalinestoek, John D. Ave,'.ord. Capt. Adam
.1 :trot's, li. 1 . r•terLinr. ('apt. W. Dean, Robert
L. :WU reit - , nold. Dar s. rio2B
Western Insurance Company of Pittsburgh.
GEORGE DARSIE, President
F. M. t_ - ; (input:. ),ecretary.
Capt. R. D. COCHRAN. ( iep'l Agent.
No. Water street.i.Spaim 'o's - Warehouse,
it; ;toir t.i Pittsl.tirgh.
IbIL'7TILL INSURE AGAINST ALL
kind, of lIR E nfl , l MARINE RISKS.
A ii,yine Insl itunthi UlSli tged 1,3 Directors wb.o
are well linos, a ui the coal usually, and who are
determined. by promptness and liberality, to
maintain the character which they hare assumed,
ne offering the bet: protection to those who de
,ire to be insured_
Ati:SFT)S, o'Tl , }41:1: 30th, 1561.
)-lock Accounts . . 63,000 00
mortgage.... ..... . 2,160 00
id:flee Furniture..... . 250 00
()pen Acitoui));.. etc 1,409 00
t ' . . ... . ... . . . Is . 3st 00
Premium No1e: , 27,605 00
Notes 411.1 hilt. 174.075 00
$.298,251 pa.
Ptx 1 - .)IZA-1; , Times M'Auley,
Nathaniel Alexander Nimick. George
li its it h. C? 1,,. W. 11, ketson, An
drew ALkley Alexandpr. ' , peer. I Vid M. Lou,Z
firc, .! 1 ell, John 3l'Llune
STEAMSHIPS
N A R I) L I N
&cam to Queenstown and Liverpool.
The First Class Powerful Steamships,
q I DON, KELAIt,
MIR TOON, j TRIPOLI,
WILL SAIL FROM NENti
; York every alternate Wednesday,
44 - 016 Wat from Liverpool e‘ ery alternate
"fuesday, and from Queenstown
every alternate Wednesday.
Steerage pa_isage from. Liverpool or 4ucerLs
twn, $3O in gold, or ite equivalent in currency.
From Seic 1 ork to Liverpool, $3.5 In currency.
For Steere t Te Pa.iertge lipply to V
lit:ION, 4.1 01t...n St., :Nev.' York, or
RATTIGA.N . , Agt,
No 122 Illonongahala llore aterst,
no,q&-ly Stwce.,sor to Timoti. Itattigata
PASSAGE PROM THE OLD couVERY,
Lower i i.an tite Lowest.
ITRIZII
THE UNDERSIGNED- IS
now prepared to bring out passen
gers b 11.11 T ()LAS'S BEALL
STEA MERS direct from Lrren
pool., LoNDONDER \ t or ‘jAL WAY to NEW.
It
10E1,, or PITTS I 'lti Ili,
. S E YEN DO If. LARS
lower than any other agent here. Call and.get
the rates and be convinced. Steamers sin eoyerk
week, and passengers are found to everytittng - .±
Parties brought out by first CLIPP . FR
SAILING. vessels at very low rate's, S L itlit
Dialts on the NATIONAL BANK payable
any of its branches in England or Irelaad for sale,
For particulars as to IMP?. be., apply' to
L. O'NEILL, .•
hronicle 091ce N - . 9n Filth at.,
jan2o-end and 66 rni t tkl Ist PIA tabuTgh.
Passage from England and Ireland.
5;14 , o o •
EUROPEAN AGENCY.
THOMAS H. RATTIGAN+
EUEL/YEAN AGENT, N 0,132
. 1,11:9.A.0 Monongahela House, Pit - tsburghi
Pa., is prepared to bring mit dr
bring out or send back passensnrs from or-to any
part of the old country. either by atm.% or Belt
ing paciceis.
SIORI' BONDS FOR SALE, payable Id ant
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis arid Cincinnati - RIO.
road, Also, Agent for the old Blab t sb) . Line .
of Sailing Packets, and for the lines• or LOA,
era sailing between brew York, vertu) .
gow and Ualway.
j9,n6-13 d
H HA' QA
Sell Your Old Books and- P#Orsi
rrlHE HIGHEST PEICEIII4.I, ,BE
paid for old books-with badzs reinovekold
newspapers or oilier printed paper. at our Piper
and Bag store, No. 33 SMITHNLELLI
B. h. U. Y. MARKLE.-
ykRESS GOODS OF THE LATEST
11 styles.
t!LOAKS, SA.O(4l' E:=l, SHAWLS, rritS 'of
every kind and a vari...ty of other goods. Al/
will he offered cheap to atlord all to purchase,
H..T LI"NC-P: 7 4,
No Of Market§treet
OC3I between oth and the Diamond.
R - •
EiIIOVAI. OF LIVERS" STABLE...if
The undersigned haying}, removed is Lire,
ry Stable from the r.eir el th: h.,!ott opse,
near the corner or First . t r,,i mirtaiod 9t3' eer4
W. C. i'on's ohl ;.tap 1, is prepared :p fypnl®
carrig - ts, buggies ; atol sadille horses u;p.oa Abp
Aortest notice. Also horses kept to ll'ery'• at
reason Arlo rates. 1 tidertakin- and alt a=alage,
mA nta lee fuller as will receive his special atten
tion. NLA L lIRICELAND.
111 3 :NEOVAI.
HR NR T RIGHT H. AS REMOVED
his stock of Chinn and queenoworn to
No. 29 WOOD STREET,
adjoining Wm. Ragaley, esq.. where be will be
pleabed to show hls. eu,:6lneni a ampler-assert
meta of all articled in his lane stilted to the wants
of families. restaurant.. hotels. steamboata, anut
eity and country dealer., feblamil
K N & CO.'S
Gold Medal Premium Banos, •
These tnetentuelds have the entirilroterratua •
French Grand Act Overatrung lagas, Agrar. e
Treble. ete , and Inc warranted to Ittaild in tore
longer than any Piano trulnufaetured.
eaten Lave been give({ : by Thalbetg, Ciottkaolla,
Sattor,_ Strackcisch awl all, ilas musical c jebri.
ties — luttilicasui sold at Balticactr , lENIO*-
sorg priate„aad warranted for eight•xarrOt
• )
agxt it4t.P.,,' •
kb2 . qiik:ftweist its totriNetweallt
AGAINST LOSS
102,995 26
772,
89;186 68
1,821 00
27,919 33
A ssets 9304-,943