_....... . , .. . . , ' PROSPECTUS FOR 1864. BANKING IiOLISES, AO. FIRST NATIONAL RANK J. 11. OF r.rr'renlrrn,G , Er. NOTE, STOCK, OR/ _.....„............... REAL ESTATE A? TREASURY DEPARTMENT • OPP/CEOS. CoMPTROLLESI OP THECURRENOT, Washington City, Aug. 6th, 113153. ROOM, No. 12 ~.' ' Wernirea, Hy satisfactory evidence presented Fol. RTH STRE T iiE Ii to the undersigned, it has been made to appear air - Desirable MI that the FIRST NATIONAL BANE OF prrrs , BURGH, in the County of Allegheny and State Estate to the Amou of Pennsylvania.has been duly organized under -- --------- ----- PITTSBURGHand according to the retwirements of the Act of POST. Congress, entitled "an Act to provide a National 1 . Currency'', secured hy a pledge of United States 1- '• Stocks, and to provide for the circulation and re- SA . demption thereof." approved February 25th, 1863, and has complied with all the provisions of ls.i, said Act required to be complied with before 1 DL ..----- commencing the business of Banking. - Now THEREPORE, I, Hugh McCulloch, Comp . ' troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that the ',MIT said FIRST NATIONAL RAMC OF PITTS . For the increased and Increasing prosperity of BURGH, county of Allegheny and State of RUL Pennsylvania, is authorized to commence the the • ' business of banking under the Act aforesaid. In In testimony whereof witnesas my hand and , . FrriaItURGIPOTT I seal of °thee, this 6th day - of August, 61.3. / 11.ty GH MoCULLOCH, SS , Comptroller of the Currency. -.Werare desirious of returning our acknowiedg- ) nigithito ftli numerous patrons; we present it -.', Trth FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURGH, PA., Late Pittsburgh Trust Company. AN .t ERTIRE NEW DRESS. Capital $4-00,000, with iprly liege to in crease to $1,000,000. ; l ~i, . Notwithstanding the The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ ized under the act to provide a National Correll , 3. B. & C. P ORGANIZED EFFOITITS cy, under the title of the FIRST NATIONAL l ; , .1- BANK OF PITTSBURGH, would respectfully Mann( tct tirers Of sotto belonging to the Pittsburgh Union offer its services for the collection of Notes, t 1 411 li* , CA I' Drafts, Bills of Exchange. &c., receive money on And all kinds of - - League •to deposit and buy and sell Exchange op all parts 01 the country. li In N . e r lIEDITCE OUR BUSINESS, The success which has attended the Pittsburgh tom NO. 2 7 A,, k , Trust Company since its organization in 1852, will we believe be asu Mcient guarantee that bust- No. 33 Smit •li, same prompt W. we San aspire the oess entrusted to the new or g anization will re- ceive thermpt attention. rIG - - ( m•h paid for RA FRIENDS or THE POST Slavin g a very extensive correspondence with . Banks and Bankers, throughout ,he country. __ , we believe we can otter um.sual faculties to t hose ' . The., et the Close of 1363 tt was In a who do business with us. ---- Ihe business will be conducted by the same 13= CONDITION officers and directors DIP.HOTORS : .TAIrES LAUGHLIN N 4 51. K. Niuics, . - Than It ever was before. During the ROBERT S . HAYS, At Exalt - DER Ns EI.R, THOMAS lint i , FRANCIS (1 BAILEI, past year it has ThoB Wit:HUMAN% A_LEP.. BRADLEY, • iBAISEL L REA. JAMES LAUGHLIN. President. Largely Increased its Circulation, :fortis 11 cri SrL. Cashier augs.4l.k.u. tf Notwithstanding the efforts alluded to I w. J 1,:, CNTZ PSI. a MENTZ to curtail it. KOUNTZ & MERTZ The present year brings with it, not the Bit,. - LNiii - als, STEAMBOAT • SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION, 118 118 Wood street, Second door above Fifth. --- -A .. ' ANOREs lilL om i 013EALERS IN FOREIGN AND DO- ES.,,ial Prilers, art.. Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes and General Partners. 1 • As our Administration so frequently promised ; Governm me" ent, securities. Collections promptly i nor have those in power given any attended to. spit HOLMES eft SONS, B .4 N ICE RS - EVIDENCE OF THEIR ABILITY N . and Exchange Brokers and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, .k,“ptances Gold, Silver and , Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and OR nrsr - nr, TO CRUSH IT. Western Cities constantly} for sale. Collections wade in all the cities throughout U r c , United States Deposits received in par funds ° Their principal efforts hate been devoted to current paper, No 5T Markel street, Lists een schemes for ! Third and Fourth streets. ___ Continuing The mslves in Power Next Fall they will be BEFORE THE PEOPLF For trial, MI we are delirious of speaking of their stewardship to as As we Can supply with our paper I its Political Character, As heretofore the Post will remain an l,dependent Democratic Journal, DEVOTED TO TAE Pirestation of the Constitution AHD THE RESTOIATION OF 'ME LINION ; .It will confine itself to the discussion of P'Tp131.7.40 Quv..e;rrioN, 41 .A.ita7isie no connection whatever with ---lersonal or Factional Character It witl be nobodflt organ, :but the faith( u ,/ tArlianetit of Cpnservative Sentiments. v., Thai great work before American people is the saving of gut _E,EI 2 I:TBLICAN SYSTEM; There is no party in this country anxious to lot% e ; and in order 'that is shall iiri:Pith&trth TIELOCIOESS ' ._ _... ibf the r toiiiiehtifr Ilf absolutely necessary, and that too, at the ...4...3 r:0:.11 ... ....,' . . rllest rraeheable Period. ._ ... _ .._ I • ~._____: . , Vifeeieeet, to be able to meet the:expectations 'of 'our friends 'ln the diseuedon of the questions ' be involved in the approaching • 'IIitSIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, OUR NEWS DEPARTMENT P' I .7fertaptagraittelktipn 7dli ba given to the News • 1 1- 1" ,:,, r , ll :4o .e p le t a g444-4/Vos1 ; we shall labor to obtain if 1 ; , LATEST BY TELEGRAPH ... I :A. IV MAILs WhilfS eqp4in.du!itry ,v 4,11 be exercised in our LOCAL DEPARTNENTS ~.~.. • Its Commercial Department tr.t. A Wll.l be entrusted to one who is every way qual s.*:l( 4fettorAt ipper4scharg! of his duties ; it will be condueled in an ~IONEST M4J I' ER, ; Intended to Inform the public of honest and fair 'deallpg, giving no , countenance or encourage ment to dishonest dealings. . I • I I 3.01 Tl` na i,a. - "; 1 4ik„ - 'l4 M • - „13C 4D - 41.101, E DIV I N , • , n u me i , . - . ~•. ..... 4W l dred P9PIOII BAITED AY MOWN DIU,' • rate ofOne Dollar and Fifty Omit* per Vire . VOW 'Petfei4des i 1,30 T w enty copies, and 616 iciietter up 140 Thirty copies " " " ..... .; . Lie orty copies 1,00 _.> ~: :r 34 14=1 schemes of a MENEM A rl OLD, SILVER, DEMAND NOTES, kir Certificated of Indebtedness, Quarterna,w ters Certidexces, 7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons, and all other envernment securities, boucht by W. H. WILLIAM:. , Wood street, corner of 1 bird. rni J 6m 1 DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, 65 FOURTH STREET. CllA.Rerr:liMl3 IN 183.5 OPEN DAILT, FROM 9 TO 2 O 'C LOCK. also, on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, flow May Ist to No N ember Ist, from 1 to 9 o'clock and trom November in to May let, from 6 to 9 o'clock. Deposita received of all sums not less than Ira e Dori. AR, and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in June and December. Interests has been declared semi-annually, In June and De cember since the Bank was organized, at the rate of erx per cent. a year. Interest, if nut drawn out, in placed to the credit of the depositor as prurcipal, and bears the same Interest from the n lays of .l one and De cember, compounding twice a year, without troubling the depositor to call or ev on to present his pans book. At this rare money will double in lens than twelve years ' Books containing the Charter, By-Laws Rules and Regulations, fulirtnlied gratis, un application to the office. PRE'IDIWT. CiEC/RCIE AiBREF:. VICE PREcIIDENTS. .Tohn B. M'Faikten, Isaac M. Pennock, John Holmes, John Marshal, Alexander Speer, Jame. It. li. Needs, Ben.' Fahnestotk, A.. AL .PoHoek, M Jawed McAuley, Hill Burgwin i James Heniumin, Win. .1. Andereiiii. •TEEtI. James It. Kelly, Peter A. Madeira, Vauktrk. .lames Fhidlo, Hobert Robb, Walter P. Marshal, John Orr Henry L. Ring - wall, John shoentiergei, Win. E. Schmertz, A liixander Tindle, 11+.143 W hitrier, Ultrnitinn Yeager. Calvin AlitiUld, John C. Backulen, iieorge Black, John C. Bindley, Alonze„A. Carrier, Charles A. Colton. Wm. Douglas, John Evans, Wm. P. Waymmi, Wm. S. Haven, Peter H. Huukey, Richard Hays. Wm. S. Lately, SECRETARY AD D TWICASUEI ER Cl - 1.A.11 LES A. UOLTON. Real Estate Savings Institution, OF THE CONDITIAON of the above Institution on the 2d flay of No vember, 1063, published to ,irefilforrnitY to the charter : Amount of Deposits, Nov. 2d, 1863 ....4103.t.94, 18 Amount of 4n.terent due Depositors.... 2.964 92 Amount of Contingent Fund 2.423 92 ARRET9. First Liens on Real Estate../r35,200 01 United States Bonds &tom 00 U. S. Debt Oertiticates and Notes, (market value) Interest earned not due. Office Furniture Cash on hand t107,9'73 01 A. A. CARRIER, Treasurer. The undersigned; Auditing Cosomittee, have examined the books of the Institution, the bonds and securities, counted the cash, ha., and have found the above statement to be correct. W. B. COPELAND. NICHOLAS VOEUTLY, WM. H. SMITH. Deposits received DAILY, and EVERY SAT DRDA Y EVENING. INTEREST PAID ate per cent. per annum. TRUSTEES. ISAAC JONES, PRESIDENT. HON. T. M. IIOWE, g,,MoORLIEA Wm. IL Surru, lU. G. 11./7813E V, W. B. COPELAND, JACOB PAINTER. HARVEY CILILDS, NICHOLAS YLPEOTL Y. urtb Streiat Office, 63 F PHILADELPHIA CARDS CHAS. ]LACES 181411 HICES J. RODIIAIi FUCKS CHAS. 0. Yin? E 11 , 1AGIEF: Sz lIICI S, Importers and dealers in CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETTS I Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, NO. 255 MARKET E3TREI T, 0r,29-tf PHILADELPHIA. WJil, BRICE & CO., Produce un . 4 Prpvldion 00 1 VWSSION MERCHANT ' , No. 16 South Water et., PHILADELPHIA. 4;4 - Liberal advances made on consignments when required.. my-lyd GEOILIG-17. GRANT, Ainnufa4turer and WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PIIALER In every deacriptfon of GENTS' FITRNLSHING GOODS, 810 CHESTNUT STREET, znyl-lyd PHILADELPHIA. 0, A, VAN KIRK & CO., WAIWBACrUgERS OP GAS FIXTURES AIST CILIA Nop.prgjts. Patent Improved E 7 oE3iSTift ANT - PATENT PARAGON COIL OIL BURNERS, Wand Lamps, Columns, &c. ELIIESROOMA, No. 517 Aroh Street, Philadelphia. .• Manufactory, Frankford, ASEAU goodemanonted. jr2lyd . • ••!..,W4 -1.1113 V Vs4 7 -1--N , ---, FITA! 1401*-Rq,prift-FEA.ItCE Mantagattureri_Awd, Isatiorteritot , 131 15 '.' 1 - 11dOrtit'' >ild I" „1 - ',.:ilkuYitutyaßs TRUsagNt etiF lo No. 10 South Fourth Street, my 1-I yd KTILAIDELPHIA. INIEMMIE SIM IN IMO THE .19a---PITTSBEWQH, FRIDAY 4911 ; 11aN FEBRITAii 19, 186. STOCK BROKERS J. li. CA_SIIIIA NOTE, STOCK, DRAFT, •BOND AND MORTGAGE, REAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE BROKER; orsfte, ROOM, No. 12 BURKE• 9 BUILDING. FoURTH STREET, PITTSMPROFT, PA. Alir - Deairable Mill property and other Real Eatate to the amount of $lOO uoo for not low. NcITARY PUBLICS. JOSEPH SNOWDEN, . • NOTARY tymixatrict, NO. Si 9 DIAMOND STREET, - ael9-1 ycl PITTSBT 'R. DRUGGISTS. JOSF: r'II 'Am , !AMES P. FLEMING, Dl2 U (-I S rir, , "WHOLINALE AND RETAIL DEAT,P,II In Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-i.i.ttins and Pt-it - turnery, NO. 17 FEDERAL STREET, ALLFI3 HENN CITY, PA. PAPER MANUFACTURERS S. B. & C. P. MARKLE, Manufacturers anti Dealers in TT 0 4r) , C AI S , LTTTI R, And all kinds of Wrapping Paper, • liiivve Removed. FROM NO. 27 WOOD STREET, TO No. 33 Smithfield Street, PlTTc,Dl'Fitlif, PA. 4G — ( • sh paid for RAIPs. ap3 HOUSEFURNISHING. UPHOLSTERY. No. 85 Fourth Street, Near Wool, THE SUBSCRIBERS MANUPA C TURE and keep constantly on hand every article in their line, viz: Cornices, Ornaments, Curtain t.; nods, Comforts. Feather Beds, Mat tresses of all kinds: also. the celebrated Patent Spring Beds. All kinds of Shades, Blinds and Fixtures. /41-Prompt attention given to all orders for fit ting and laying down ( rpets. Oil Cloths, ROBERTS sa ROL:NB:K. STEAMBOAT FORGING, &C IRON CITY FORGE, KLOMAN & PHIPPS, IC/NTH 11 Ali I). PITT,4II MANUIPA('TI RE BAR lIION, Ea", :751e....411...,..t Forging Passenger. Frelz.tr. Locomotive Axle,, COPPER WORKS LAKE SUPERIOMOPPER MINES, SMELTING WORKS it Nl'( 14' I) - 51 - :lb: Co., MANI. I , lt II I. Sllenth, nr4Z.o'N . awl I;.-1: t F're”la;,.l Copp, Hot - Tomb. :Npelter rudder, tce. abut impor ters awl fin 11 - ,11... Sheol Iton. Fire, he 'oustan y on flan& nod bola. \Val eill.ll-4, • • NIP 114 I . IN:N1 All 1 1 . .!U :NIAI ):S; I) STU111:1'! , , t)r.leri 011 end to NOV deN,INI pattern. GLASS WORKS D. lil %I-EN V CCNNISt , HAM . . t CUNNINGIIAMS c s -1:11:1o;H CUltt ti L, S \VW( fit.—W ore house 119 Witter street, and ins F trio str-et, fittsburgh, Pa , three t...ors below the Monon gahela House, uianutacturers of Pittsburgh t . ity Window Claim, Druggists' tilass Ware and Awe.- rican Convex Li last:, for Parlor Windows, Church ., and public buildnigx api WINES. LIQUORS, &C J I i Eat , • Importer denier in FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS SAIITIIFIELD STREET, ACOB KELLER WOULD IN VITF particular attention to ! 111:111 stock of lie 4ines and }Tench Brandied. which has been se lected and imported Fatailleo and Churches could depend on obtaining at his .• tablishment the hest and purest of Wlnei Pore Liquors of ail kinds. equal to any in the city. *l ways on hand. Alai. Pure Old Rye and the heat acs.: HBNRY W. BEAUMONT & CO., ~EALER, Foreign Brandies, Wines and. Gins, filtukberr.. Hi,pherr) . ChPrri. nml ger lirauthed. Ilid 1: yo. other Whhtltiee..l.liil'il , H Hum. h, , NO. f 33 T,I1.3F:11"/"Ir F4T'Tt. L I:" C. Ilipostte Font tt, PITTSM TH , ;ii, PA. 41:a - Hotels, Tavern and Families supplied at moderate profits for Cash. my in-lyd QUM! GM PLUMBERS & FITTERS I> 'V' t 7, PLUMBERS AND GAS FEITERS, NO. 165 WOOD STREET, Opposite First Church. Pittsburgh, az.l NO. 17 OHIO STREET. ALLE,GIIENS R TILE 'me von'« OFFICE. - 00Draw*. HYDRANTS, SHEET LEAD, Jr Lead Pike .1 - 1 g qnd Bar Lead, and Plo 1111, er's Material In geLver&i. o,ll3oU:tem - a in the most approved manner. 7 snits lined with Lead or Copper. Houses lined with NN'ster and Gas Fixtures. /Sir N. B —All orders promptly attended to. apS-lyd HOTELS, RESTAURANTS. &C 151.4.1:71'L CA TT SR, NO. 350 LIBtIRTT," STREET, Next to Pennsylvania. Passenger Depot, JOHN SAVAGE, - PROPRIETOR, lIATFING WAKEN AND PITTED UP, with all the modern Improvement, this pop ular resort, the subscriber is prepared to a,,0,n -modate his old customer and the pUblic gener ally, with the beat the market attords. Oysters will-be sera ed up in ex ery variety of style during the season, His Wines, Liquors and Ales he feels conildent in recommending them to the pub lic for their excellence. Can, Bucket and Shell Oysters reeeived . dallY, anq sold wholesale and retail. mydl-iyd OUI II CI , NO. 22 DIAMOND ALLEY, PITTSBirROH. TRE SUBSCRIBER —ANNOUNCES to thereceipt public that he is in daily ot ES - ft-Sal:4l. and CAN OYSTERS, GAME, &c., and is prepafed to ueow„rnizqate the patrons of this old and well known h'ous'e with every thing in the eating and drinking lineal the short est notice. TOWN SHALER, janit-iyd Proprietor. YOUNG'S EATING SALOON, Corner of Virgin Alley and Smith field Streets, Whcry OYSTERS and all the delicacies 01 the season will be served up ire moat palatable styles. F.L.TTOL'N(3-, ocl3 corner Virgin Alley and Smithfield at. POLLO HALL un.,LiAnpsALooN.— CHARL ,AR DIVER would remind his O L lciTriends and customer that he in still to be found at his old stand, APOLLO HALL, en trance on Fourth street. He has always on hand the best quality of Larerßeer. and in connection with the hall, a well appointed- billiard saloon, with goad tidiles, balls and . - nles. Redieliberthe piaceA Otto Hari, Fourth at. new Wood, entianerrian Foarto. DiLISSCILD r VION.=-T COPAIEtTNEFi.- ship heretofore existing bet weeb the under signed in the Clothing business, at No. Do Fed eral arse, Allegheny City, under the firm of W. H. McGee &. Co., will dp , elve on ALanzt the 15th. Persons knowing themselves indebted to the firm will please call previous to that time and settle. W. 11...11cGEE, Jae. IS, 1864. G. Al. DOSCH. jault•-lm NarANT.C.ONINT Rl' wa r yßSitl - 3 4- -A tine 2,ki - sto b 3'0600 1 11P.ten reonievtgigit one sore of croundikehedi wellst lv h a choice fruit ; pleas= y situated wo the vplage or Rochester, overlooking the Ohio river, 'and within Wife minutes walk ()tithe .11: R. § tnidoo ! sror Partikultue inO.l4eitt l. 3 o isz,u E. PARDEE, jano-lmd Rochester, Pa. 13=1 .TROMAS N. MII. LER peci d Partner WEIN=I &I.t.asayfi MILLINGAR, DIONONGAting , , -..k1.414.114G,..AL1L f ..wril . , nilY tha t ffecAluirtg. gag iit , the Alre.;:inilliiii eniaTga ids 6 lunent and Wed a r yl 6 nes vestand mostapproved tun a; is now prepared to finale - flooring and 0 beards, scroll sawing. And re -Wang, monlaiLitah and shatters, kiln 'dried rnethes,' ingw rrs = making, ac. Sorra HURO S ept.; 1867. ja.2o MBE LAMPS, OIL, &C J. 0. WELDON WF.L/)ON .& KELLY, kA iUPACT~B R 9 08 LAMPS AND LA PP GOODS, I==ll2l CARBON OILS, BENZINE, et( No. IQ NET, near Sixth, PITTS'IiIrRUH, PA LUCENT orx, DIINC.A.N, DUNLAP & CO., MANEFACTI HERS of+ PURE WHITE REFINED rt 13 C:i IV OILS, Office, 391 LIBERTY STREET, mrB-6md PIT fSrIVROH, PA • TAILORS. 13 A1-7 - 11 g CAPPEL,S, MERCHANT TAILORS, 183 SMITHFIELD STREET, WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A Large and well selected stock of FALL & WINTF.R. GOODS, Consisting of Cloths, Cass!nieces, Vestings, &c. Also, a large stock of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, Including PAPER COLORS, NECK TIES and even - thing usually kept by first-class Fllllll3ll - Stores. Orders promptly executed. au3C6lyd HOUSE CARPENTERS CURTIS C. STEINMETZ, . ri E. 11 A t. House Carpenter and Jobber SHOP, VIRGIN ALLEY, Between Wood and Liberty altrets. PITTSBURGH. PA. 455 - Orders solicited and promptly attended to. ALDERMEN. FRANK KELLY, Alderman and Attorney at Law, NO. 81 FIFTH STREET Zert:ollection of accounts and all legal buei uess promptly attended to. se2-1 yd .BOOTS, SHOES, &C ML R'l'Z, Li DOLESA LE. AND RETAIL DEA LER in and mannixet liter uf Ladies, Itheses, Gents, Boys & Youths BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS, IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES, No. 1t245 t.:treet. Allegheny - City, Pa LOAN OFFICES I ADA 1 4 04 C.> 1.2, HENRY W. CIMIOTTE, NO. 100 SMITIIPIELLI ST itle • , rfl• r h ONEV IN I.ARI:E AND SNI A LI. .I.VAL qu3utit Wel 1,111,1 Oil 411,1 SO i monds..leu elry. 4 told nnd Silt er Watt hes, and all kinds of raluattle articles, for nny length of 111111. agreed in. the mlithit uc dclit t - I without the lick:44l 41 . 044.4 litter Hours from 7 A. hi to 10 P. ja.3o MASTIC CEMENT WORKERS MASTIC CEMENT 1. 0 . A. S 0 N , MASTIC WORKER, tS PREPARED TO CEMENT THE exterior of building %WI impiut ml \lnatic ement, cheaper and superior to any done liere tnfore. This cement has no equal ;It forms solid and durable adhesiveness to any surf,, e, imperishable by water ur trust, and equal to any quality of stone. The unilervlg-ned iv the only reliable and prac tical 1% orkmau In this cement to this ml I hat e applied thin Cement far the lotion lug iientletean, a horn the public are al liberty to li fer to • .1 Illsbell, residence Penn street. tinirlle.l. 5 3re .1,,. :‘l,7l . llllleti, Allt - bell). d. 6 to, .1. H Sttoontwriper.l.etwrencerille, LI. 4 )rt. .1. D. Met !ord. ppm street, do 4 yr,' A 11,:wveler, I.Pwrenee.3 ille, ettl .3 )r6 tHrxrd House. Plttsburtrh. .10 L pre St. Charles do do 6yrs Address Waal.ingtotott 11044 iita 13041, PlttslAirgli 1' 3). Irte.:t, 1),I. ENGINE BUILDERS. WM. M. FABER & CO., STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS, Iron 1 7 oontlers, General Machinists and Boiler Makers, EMZEMEI Penna. R. IR., Passenger Station 1'ITISIfUI((ill, P;l MANUFACTURER ALL KINDS OF steam Engines, ranging trom three to one hundred and fifty horse power. and suited for tlnet Still=_, Saw Mills, lilac Ft.rancee. I ado ries, etc. ice plrticular attention to the construction •.'.f and Machinery for grist mills, and for WhinC i n:utat 555 W mills . Have also on hand. finished and feaiy for shit, meat at short notice. Engines and Boilers of every description Also,furnish Butlers and ,hest iron sepertely, Wrought Iron Shafting. Hangers and Follies hi every variety, and continue the manufacture of Woolen .Machinery and Machine Cards . Our prices are low, our machinery manufactur ed of the hest quality of mai urials, and warranted in all caeca to give satisfaction. ifWecOrdela from all ' , arts the couture solici ted and promptly pA•ea: - • Celt-drzw PORK PACKERS CHARLES L. OiLDiEITL, (Successors to Jas. Holmes b/. ('o ~l PORII. PA.CII-F]ll Healer In Bacon, Lard, Sugar-Coal Hams, Smoked Beef, &c. CORNER MARKET AND FIRST STS., PrTTSBURGH, PA. dec I 1-1 y 4 JEWELRY, &e _ _ W y rIIHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST 1 opened a very large and desirable stock of FINE GOLD JEWELRY, GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, For Ladies' and (lentlernens' wear ; fine Bronze Clocks, Fancy Goods, W4IIE, Suoh as Castors, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Goblets, Card Cases, Tea Setts, etc. REINEMAN, MEYRAN St SEIDL E, de2o 4^ Flfth street. _ BREWERS SPENCER & M'KAY, BREWERS & MALSTERS, PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY, WE RAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A superior article of Ale Porter and Ilrown Stout, And win continue to make it our aim to give satiafaotian to all of our customers. Mr. Robt. Watson of Liberty street, will have the manage of our business, with full control in the Brewery. .Andress all orders to,SPENC'EB. 7c APKA, Pheoniz Brewery, Pittebu Pa. oh. SPENCER, setls-Iyd JAS. M'KAY. PLANING dYiltL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS jCifft : 00 1:1-1 " ), COMMISSION 14131aGM-11, YOU THS SALE 0 W PIG METAL AND BLOOMS, NO. 74 IV ATER ST., below Market, PITTSBURGH. R. HUTCHINSON, (T.ATE OF RIITCRINSON,) • C OMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT • DEALER IN WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, Flour Grain, Fish, Dried Fruit, Pearl and Pot Ashes, and Produce generally. Best Brands of Family Flour Always on Hand. NO. 102 SECOND STREET, Between Wood and Market, PITTSBURGH, PA. . -,-- Liberal advance made on Consignments. apil-iyd .JNO. KELLY. WM. 11. SMITH JOS. R. II CNTER. WM. H. SMITH & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos, 112 Second and 147 First Streets, WILLIAM BAGALEY, WHOLESALE GROCER, Nos. 18 and 20 Wood Street, P. HEYSIER H. D. REYMER J 8. PLETTIEB. Late at Miller & Ricketson'a, REYMER . 8z BROTHERS, [Successors to Reyincr & Andereon.l WLEI E DEALERS DR Forciiiru Fruits, Nuts, Confect lonary, Sugors..Firo Works, &c.. NOS. 126 AND 128 WOOD STREET, W.LL.LIA.3I . CO., GROCERS, WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &C. D1,11.1/ftry. and Denltra - 4 In Fine Old Monongahela Rye Whisky, 3•el LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBUIUiIi, PA J. 73 T. 7 IV T-a 30 17 lir , GROCER, O. rb IA M U N D, PIT I ' , ill 11, PA BRASS FOUNDERS Duquesne Brass Works. ( • raWibr4l I , ants lw,i tire and ketl , tollAtaLtly Oil 11 Mid el ery FINISHED BRASS WORK BRA., UAL I I N. iS huperior siuouth ne,. wwle to order. `(TEAM BOAT WORK AND REPAIR -1,7 log promptly attended to A 14 02 sole agenta for NV extern Vennsyll Anla. 1,7 r the sale 01 MARSH'S SYPHON P12.11Y. with Lmatl.,ll 4 111111( . 0N euient attach..l fell() J. & M. It I STEEN, BRASS FOUNDERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, ALL K 1,1- vf , BRASS AND IRON COCKS MADE TO ORDER, Also, Brass Castings of all Kinds, )llttie at the Pl.OrteSt nett w. Pal t wular attention ' , aid to fitting up and re pAiron; of ul I. HEFINLitIt..!..... 31 & 31 Water St reel, near Liberty. MEMBER% Ol' THIS 1 TR3I Ing pr wtical mechanics, of nimiy years' et - perience in the t'lltrltle,a . di ensure to give att. tafaction In every respect e are aleck ageota for iarriaon bc t'o't. teen Pumps for water and oil. seeetyd STEEL WORKS Black Diamond Steel Works, riTr-ziit pA PARK, BROTHER & CO., Best Quality of Relined Cast Steel, square. Flat and of all sizes. equal to lily irliportel or 13141:11lial turel In this roan try. OFFICE AND WA REHOUSE 149 .!k, 151 First nvd 120 Reeriud st• ILbli1.1).1 ISA 11( / , ' , l*, Li Joll,', 1 Ft , 1"U Ai'C GUMMI{ Pittsburgh Steel Works, JONES, 11011(T) S CO-, NANCFACTURERi np Cast Steels also, Spring, Plow and A B Steel Springs and Axles, Corner nt Rns and First Streets, nc.ti-ty PlTl'SlifißtiH. PA, ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE, Under Care of the Franciscan Brothers, INSTITUTION, SITUATED 4N Lorretto, Cambria County Pennsyltania, about four miles from Cresson • Station, on the direct routebetween Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, was chartered in 1.859, with privileges to confer the usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees. The location of the Colleee is one of the most healthy la Pennsylvania—this portion a the Allegheny mountains he.lng proverLial for its pure water, bracing' glr, picturesctne set,ned. The Scholastic year commences on the FIRST Sit )I , IDAY after the 10th of A Utii UST. and ends about Bic Oth gt JUNI!, foligwfrig. 41 Is iTided into two Sessions. Students cannot ret urn home - between the Sessions. All 'the Apparatus neces sary to Land Surveying. Engineering, &c., &c., will be furnished by the Institution to the Students. Instrumental and Vocal Music forms no extra charge. Students will he admitted from eight years to the age tit manhood. Tr :a-us—Board and Tuition, payable half year e y in tavance Surveying and use el ! I ..'t . ttiterit's, per an -20 Clasteal and Modem Languages, extra.... 10 St udents spending Vacation at the College.. 20 Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop Domenec. Rt. Rev. Bishop Wood, Philadelphia; Rev. T. S. Reynolds, Lorretto ; Rev. Dr. O'Hara, Philadelphia; Rev. Henry :NPLaughlin, Plata delphia ; Rev. Pierce Mahar, Harrisbure . N. B.—A hack nine dally to Lorretto from Creaser'. set Rev. 1.. A. ill bll , :Superior. K NABE it CO.'S Gold Medal Premium Pianos. These instruments have the entlreiron Frame French Grand Action, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe Treble, etc., and are warranted to stand In tune longer than any Piano manufactured. Certifi cates have been given by Thalberg, Gottschalk, Satter, Strackosch and all the musical lebti ties. Every Itwtrnineut 6old at Baltimor Fac to ry price; and warranted for eight years. e CHARLOTTE BL 1731 E, 43 Fifth street, feb2 Sole agent for manufacturers IEI EFINED SUGARS— Min 200 bble "A" and "IP , Coffee Sugars. 60MIL Crushed, Powdered and Granu lated—now in abate and for gale b EE lc BROS., _ 126 and-128 Vika! at OtINTRY REISIDENCIt FOR. BALE.C Of Yaluabletatußrell . improved mitts vod COinfOrtllll6 , l , o Min two story d ItOur, of nine /ale bbqp f well of excellepit Ml*tel L , i • grapp vines, Strawberry be-ds, rasp 'bed* etc ail fenced ,in atnate in'a tby and . r agr welt eeablei neigtbortumd, easy of access by railread. For = price and terms apply to "" S. CUTHBERT ic SONS, fan 61 Market Meet. GROCERS PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH PITT: , I3T 11(111 I=l PITTSBURGH BAU;t~1~~,~,~:~,,:~ j.: 1804. frr1717774 , E-T-4 ' 4 wmprE*'lt'itiroutoliminPr. Pennsylvania NINE DA 17:Y riNnATrits. CCONS 'PANT ADDIMIOTIN :ARE BE tng mede to the equipment of this excellent doubie track and express route, and every possi ble care will be exercised for the adirifort'ot pas • Badgers and•rapid movement of, freight. Trains will leave the depot4Pittshuigh as follows , THROUGH ACCOMMODATION' daily', fax cept Sunday,l at 660 a. m:' storiping at all sta tions between 'Pittsburgh and -hiladclphta. FAST MAIL every morning, (except SunditY,) at 2 60 a. in., stopping only at principal Stations, and making direct connections at Harrisburg for JUltimore and Witidatigtor4, : and , fer N York ii h Philadelphia. THROUGH EXPRESS daily, at 425 p. stopping only al principal Stations, making di rect connections at Harrisburg for Baltimore and' Washington, find for New York via Philadelphia. FAST LlNE.daily, (except Sunday,) at 8 35 p. m., stopping only at prinisipal Stations, connect ing at Harrisburg for Baltimore and Washington and , for New York via Allentown, without change of cars; also at Philadelphia for New York. JOHNSTOWN AQOOIII24OHATION TRAIN. leaves daily, (except Sunday,)'lrtS p: m., stop. ping at all Stations, and running as far as.Cone rnaugh. FIRST A (3COMMODTION TRAIN for Wall's Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday() at 6306. m. SEOOND AUWAIIVIOHATION TRAIN for, W all's Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at II 40 a. in. THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's Station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 3 50 p. m. FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's Station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 6 00 p. m. THE CHURCH TRAIN leaves Wall's Station, every Sunday at 905 a. m.,retunaing 6 leaves Pittaburgh at 12 45 p. m. RETURNING TRAINS ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS: Baltimore Ex Tress 12 80 p. m. Philadelphia Express 1 20 p. m. Fast Line 1 30 a. tu. Through Mail Train 1 00 a. in. Johnstown Accommodation 10 05 a. m. let Wall's Station Accommodation— . 6 25 a. m. 24 Wall's Station Accommodation__ 8 35 a. m. 3d Wall's Station Accommodation_ .. 1 55 p. m. dth Wall's Station Accommodation.... 6 05p. m. Baltimore Express will arrive with_Philadelphia Express at 1 20 p. m. on Mondays. TRAINS FOR BLAIRSVII.T.P and 'INDI ANA connect at Blairsville Intersection with Through Accommodation, Johnstown Accommo dation and Exprias Train 'East, and with Balti more Express and Johnstown Accommodation West. TRAINS FOR EBENSBFRO connect at Cres son with Express Trains and Mail Train West, and with Through Accommodation and Express Train East. PAREs TO NEW YORK BALTIMORE LANCASTER HARRISBURG ALTOONA Baggage Checked to an Stationtion the Penn" sylvania Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Ba wore and New York. Passengers purchasing tickets in cars will be charged an access according to distance traveled in addition to the Station rates, except from 'Sta tions where the Company has no . Agent. NOTICE.—In case of lossthe Company will hold themselves responsible Incf personal baggage only, and for an amount not exceeding $lOO. N. 11.—An Omnibus Line has been employed to convey Passengers and Baggage to and from the Depot, at a charge not to exceed 1 cents for each passenger and baggage, _ . _ S. STEWART, Agent, At the P. R. R. ' Passenger Station, on Liberty and Grant streets. no2O THE PITTSBIIEGH, FL WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY, AND Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad WINTER ARRANGEMENT N AND AFTER J ANT' ART Ist, 1864 , O trains run as follows, rib:— Leave Pittsb'g. For Chl'go. For Cler'd. ForWheePg Express 1.45 a. tn. 1.46 a. in. 1.45 n. m. Ex preas 1.45 p. al. 1.45 p. ra. 1.45 p. m. 6.30 a. In. 6.15 a. at. RET tT /No Arricr Plttisburgh, I'. F. W. & R' y. 2.20 a. , 3.30 p. m., 7.00 p m., 7 50 p. m. & P. R. R... 2.10 a. TO.. 3.60 p. m., 8.06 p.m A et'UAI MODA - PION TRAINS. Leave Allegheny •Fur Alliance. bor N.B. For N. C. FurSteu'e. 2.15 p. m. 1 15 a. m. G4O a. at. 15.00 in. 3.00 p. in. 3.00 p. m. 4.3 u 11. In. 6.40 p. m. it ETC' RNINg. Arrive A Allegheny Y. , F. W. & C. Itiy.'l,2o a. m., &40 a. In., 2.35 p. ru., 4.60 p. at. ts. P. R. 1t.....10.00 a. M. PARKIN, Ticket' Agent. Uolun Paasenger Station, JE'jtinburgh, A. . t.1.45.5.K1411 EMMY, AllenYi Alley Cit y. H. H. PAYS4I7 , I, Gen. Pas g s. hen Agent. P., P. W. Sc. C. ay. Co. F. IL MY ERS, Gen. Ticket Agent,. febs C. sc. P. R.lt. Co. Pittsburgh & Connellsville. R. R. .01WaiD 411. U. AItiTGLEIVIMMI` O • N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE CEMBER 2d, 1863, Trains will leave thelYe pot, corner of Ross and Water atreets,.aa follows: heaves Arrives 4 tski4{o. Pißentirgh. Mall to and from IT , ntqwn. 66 d. 6 OOP- td. Express ' 300 p. in. lUU In. Ist M'Keesport Acedn. It 00 a. in. 7Ooa. m. 2.1 0 15 a. in. 2 U 5 p. in. Ist Port Perry •• 7 ill) m. 83U a. in. Braddock's 4 15 0. M. 5 40 p. m. Sunday Church l rain to and trout 3Pkeesport, 1 00 p. In. 10 Qua. M. For.tiekets apply to GEC/. 1301/LTUN, H. BLACKSTONE, Supt. de& A -31.- 5C4t-N 1-1 0. CtSJE, BOsTVR, - NS THE. LARGEST AND REST KR -11 ranged Hotel in the New tngland - States; is centrally located, and easy of itecess from all the routes of tray& It contains all the modern im provements, and every convenience for the com fort and accommodation of the traveling public. The sleeping rooms are large and well ventilated; the suites of rooms are well .arranged, aid 'COM. pleteiy furnished for And 'large traveling parties, and the house will continue to be kept as a first-class Hotel in every respect, Telegraph in the house to all parts of the equn try. HENRY 'RICE, Proprietor. Boston, Sept. 1863. Sel26md To Builders aqd Costraetors. WP. ARE NOW MANUFACTURING a at petiorarticle of LIME, • Which we arg preparett to deliver from our COA L YARD, 599 Lumwry STRE.UT B EST qVA vrry • ay WC I X.i C:f Always oil baud as usual. myl9 DICKSON, STEWAET & CO. Steam Wgon . of RAND AND M aADE TOWork ORDEE WAGONS, CART. MOR Lk U R O I IIAY AND STRAW CUTTERS. C. COLEMAN. ()eV-Iyd Marion Avenue, Allegheny pity; .I =b -e3I..IMIELX% FOE! .AUtin/MS OF ILBB3, A c9mplete asiortmont of beau Lit al PAPER HANGINGS, Of all styles, at prices lower than can be again offered. For sale during the season by W. P. MARSHALL, N EW AND BEADTIFP 4. 'SONG, IVY ROOT: "Just before the Battle, Mother." PritsT VrELSB. Just before the battle, mother, . / Ala -th*Ow.mpitAkt i golk; , While iiipciii the trerd wVre marching._ WithrthoorleorY Or viewl t'9 brave are Tctuxi4me bug:, Filled miltli thoughts' irolliet and tod i For welltbeFl%l4MM Oa th ° morrow, Su lite wino** . t4 -, Pie 1101 • , -41..a,10:i mbruccrinoart lialtakTriyw o . alt.. pric i t i 3'..!•*111. e i a' ki :'' C NIT7 niftt, TIM' For sale liv _ , .6. ADwiaxio___,_ii ••'• ' --a'MSitNi t BiiA-iRctL I Y-I gAl i tka , j sale by FETZER a AEKSTORNG, feta coma Market owl nisi Ma ',Till), :I I: -lA* A ,• ' ti* / 44. 14 3 ,, t ' • mrsvirtnsrammite • tsar lka Etl*;.-3:11; STATEMENT oriissersif SAN. I 6NI•B6I. 4LetWarrY c r . j t tilltorite. ffshar Vag* ⁢ red • i 1,14511 32 Real Estate., preij-vM„t,iC.IO.;C3P. 61',) 'cost • Temporary Loans ow ample (lone— *rat,' ~. A 135 Sfocki; (prO_Baiat Mua ,- $86567 • - cost ..i • • . 89,786 60 Notes sant Tips ........................ I,B2sit 00 Cash - • - • ' ' ... 27,919 aa , The only prate 63, from premiums wh 2oB ichosl 68 this company can divide-bylaw, are from risks which -have been determined_..• . ausurtinces,made on ~every desodpidori_ eit Prop eitY" in Town aptrollttlitry, atlites'aaltings are "coronstentivith'Seetirity: -'• - Since their incorporation"., years, t hey ltayeinAdiOsSeabl...Fkg,th attamount exceeding Forirupinoinfitif Dollars; Aliergby af fording etridelide-gf the adighteves of SaCtaraWoo 'as well aa•the abillriidlsiggligelatonieet with promptneas all Dab llea LOsses paid du theyeatlBso,ll6B64lllB 36. •••• • D ORS.' Otianwes W. Beams,. Louis ..Tostae DaYllt S'atcreh_GlLAN T, ZBA.SO LEX; JACOB tr.. SMITH, ' 'EDWARD U. GEOILODW.RJOHAXWB, Gilotion CILAS. C. BANCE.ER, President. : EDWARD C. DALE. Vice Pncildeitt. - War. C. Steel, Secretary pro tem. S. GARDENER COEFIIii, Agent. mylB, ' ,Northeast cor. Third and Wood PAT, ADELPHIA rat AND LITE IN-SURANCE COMPANY, 149 CHESTNUT STREET,. Opposite the Custom EICOus44. Capital-8219400. A55et5,...11304,,818. MAKE ALL KINDS Ork IN SURANCE, either PerpetnaTor Limited, on every description or Property or Merchandise, at reasonable rates of premhtm. ROBT. P. KING President. M. W. BALDWIN, Viee - Preiddept. - DIRECTORS- • . CHARLES BAYIS, E. E. R. Esox is n. &somas W.~B Oats, P. B. SAUERY, JOSEPH'S. Plitt, C. Sinrumeler JOBRPEI CLAYTON, B. 111.mie5:r.47., E. WiLEB, • F. BLACKBURN', Secretary, I. G•. CCP 14 Agent. Corner Third. and Woo d streets ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO,, or FI'I'T'S.I3I:7II4GVEL. Ottlee, N 0,37 Filth Street, frank Brook. NSPIrES AGAINST Aur, strenos OF I FIRE AND MARINE RISKS. ISAAC JONES, President ,• JOIECt B. Mo- CORD, Tice President; D. M. BOOS, Secretary; Car WH. DEAN, general Agent. DiuscTon , —lsaac Jones, C. G. Huent• Har vey Childs, Capt. R. O. Gray, John A. Ikon S. L. Fahnestock, John D. McCord, Capt. Adami Jacobs, R. P. Sterling,Capt. W. Dean s 'Robert L M`Grew, Robt . H.Davis no2B 132 80 10 50 1000 8 80 7 66 3 60 Western Insurance Company of 'ittsburgh. GEORGE D/LRS/E, President F. M. Gonnozr, Secretary. Capt. R. D. Caegnazr, 'I Agent. No. 92 Water street, (Spang 'o's Warehouse, np stairsoPitts h, • • WI 3. L INS u rtv AG INST ALL lands of FIRE and MARINE' RISKS. A Home Institution managed -by Mentors Who are well known in the community, and Who are determined, by promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which they hare assumed, as offering the best protection to those who de sire to be InAured. ASSETS, OCTOBER 30th, 1861. Stock Accounts 111 63,000 00 hi ortgage 2,160 00 Office Furniture ;2,00 00 Open Accounts, etc 7,809 00 Cash 0,351 00 Premium Notes 2'1,606 00 Notes and Bills Discounted * '114,076 00 VI 00, DinEcTons—R. Miller, Jr., James' AuleY, Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimip.Ckeorp Hattie, Wm.ll. Smith, Chas. W, .URI Gen, All drew Ackley, Alexander Speer, Devi R(.l Long, Rees J. Thomas, Ben j. 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