13 1 IVA ai Ai hi I: Tiw SISTAIng — " matter per square, (40 woldS) every day : One insertion $ 60'One month. $ 6 , 00 Two insertions.... 1,00 Two months 9,00 Three insertions., 1,25 Three months... 11,00 .I . our Insertions. r. t,60 - Foot Months. 13,00' Five 1,15 Five months.— 14,00 One week.....k, 2,00 Six months • 15,00 Two weekt.r.A...„. 3,b0 One year 25,00 Three weelso,oo One squhre change:4de ones a week 1 year. 530,00 DAILY , Si - 41e subscriptions by ma11.,.58,00 per year, pny. fble in advance. Delivered in the city, at 18 cents per week. payable to carriers, WEEKLYPORT Mngle subscriptions Flvocopies, each Ten copies, each • Twenty'copies, each, (and one to getter up,) 1,20 Thirty . 1,10 Forty 1,00 MEDICAL H ERNIA OR RUPTURE Hernia or Rupture cured Hernia or Rupture cured The Great Tonic, The (treat Tonic, The ( i relit Tonle, The (treat Tonic, For Dyspepsia and Indigestion, For I lyspepsin and Indigestion, For Dyspepsia and Indigestion, For Dyspesia and indigestion, For Weak Stomachs and General Debility For Weak Stomachs and ( eneral Debit<ty For Weak Stomachs and (l <merit! Detain) For NVeak Stomachs and (3 eneral Debility Reliable and Sure to do Good, A . Reliable and Sure todoRoot( , Reliable and Sure to do Good, Rupture or Hernia cured. Reliable and Sure to do Good, Horn la or Ruptu re cured stern In or Rupture cured Herat& or Rupture cured Hernia Or Rupture cured Hernia or Rupture cured Hernia or Rupture cured Rupture or Ilerutx cured likipt it r e or Hernia cured Rupture or Hernia cured Rupture or Hernia cured Rupture or Hernia cured It apt are or Hernia cured It apt are or Heroin cured Marah'm Radical Cure Truss /nly 75 t and One Dollar per 80l t 10. 11.13- 75 cts. and one Dollar per 11,,t only 751 Is. and One Dollar per Bottle, (Only 75 rts. and (One Dollar per Bottle. Manufnetured solely hy S. A. Xl' NKF.I, a. HR( t. t ieneral Depot, 11 4 Market street, 11,- rishurg, Pa. For sale in p irrs ;II 1,3 all respectable dealer' F.,/ sale in Pittsburgh by RE. sz f, ER s; 5. CO., and B. L. YARN Erl'fou '; 1. Dr. S. S. I , `Drh's. Silo er Plotted Sup- I janl-1-6m Fitch'. Support Cr 'r rialto . It-Adju.t lug 7`rufa Dr. Banning's I. I re or Body Brace. for the cure Prt..1:11.,. I tt•rl, 1',11.,. A klutnigLil and Spial ,I Vea it,,t• Piles Drops. tn, 11..• curr. of Elaxtir Sitocking.. sce,,k :tn.l \ aricuse Elitulle Kr", Caps, for N..-tic kuce joints Ankle Supportrrs. lii icr,l I.nee ,p nnia S la-spent". ry Ba adage,: Self-lujeet Ing Syringuo, vi=n rci I - , kind CIEZEIII radical ury Hernia or it pt nre ==l 1111=1 ell/COBINMIIIIII Inches naiad the bud} - Hntne:lintely o cc the Lli KEY:-ER ::ti lint personal attention to 010 irtlt,ll,lll 01 rr11...t .. . •111.1.•ILIHrell and he hr , =tl;-lied I h 1% Oh •tn 4, pet len.•e of twenty ht . Itill t.t . [111.1...1 Self-InJect lug Syringe, I=l Self-Injecting - Syringt, sylemt so ry 11:‘ skti age. Suspensory tin nil ag es SuspetiAory Banda7vi SUhin - lkSOry BrkMl age', A ‘l,,zvn diff,r,nt kinds, A doz,, dttfori•nt kinds, A d.. 1 itllli•reilt kinds, .1 kui,lF, At DR I 10 \Vt.'s' stre,..t. - - p ILE. uF TWENTY YEARS STANDING C' II F 1) . &lOU' Will be IP Pi I..1!1 m :1 ,1 rn I) ill =IEEE The Doctor'• c. 7,19. and no on, - IN, L, dee dI o t • pr, r ow lie )1 I)n. (iv,. H. flcteti rileH nbout I,venty tr u = , hey "e ffr,witer cry much. wu, I. MEE= not nub thin: nn lccolint ihrin. they c tine Out on nio ,1.1 r;,. nut 1 hail tried great 44,1 thki, I 11,,,1t0 lot) RI) take whatr•vel I ronl,l hr•,r of or ',ill of ui cirrilart , and pnniphlct , lh Lt frll in thy way. t,nt I could not ret cured. di, me Annie good tort lltll uhilr, tott afters , Art, therylvould return nzaln as bad as ei - er. al-0 applied ti, two Poowi, a ins it w) house g3x t• me -nmr I,kit it ~0141,1 not do, I could not net well. Over a year ae, I got an advertl,lnent of . 1/01, Lit, Ell=l me you told me one Ip,d tle would cot rut, I:. and that nit . ‘rhide bo• rt new•ed by the medicine 1,m,, I got cell I bought on, bon InO and lifted it iteeinilti:4 to uur •1111,11"1,. I thou rill rd to St, 3 rat 't^ tin. it ..ti ,titl 1 coulfl tint lII= expect noich 1..1.1;1 Ir it on, ono hattln At a time, ontil I had five bottles. Attu tLie ,111Lhto h heL•ri I Tana entirely %, ell of the Piles. which hnd t irl ur ed me for twenty year, I r rr , p,ts my health is improved, And 1 zon As well could 14 CN pected Gar on.• ,t 1 prat. I Ills r 14 . 1 II I%l'll 111, I, niakl there i. no .11.11e:1r:inf.. , .if n roturn of the (1,..•,-e I can In nut kind of firrimir: work now without the PiJeB cuimug down and hurling lee. I c•an pitch hay. ..hop .lo I:111,1 01 work which betore u.. 110 hurt me. IVlwn found out 5 our I 1,10 on ttking ii until I got entirvl3 well. 1 consider it my du ty to make my ease know, to the coontry for the benefit of Other• who In yLr 91Itretirlr WAS and do not know the calve me0,,•:1.• You lish this if you iiN I' in Wia A --Township, and will be pleased to (•ite of the truth of this certificate if the:, w thlt to ..11 December 21th. 1F,63 Ofir , Look out /lA . the ;limit of DR. : 6 POP f; r H. K E TSER on i)o carer of Ite bottle and pastpi ore,- the cork; also for his stamp on the United Slates damp on the top of the bottle to prevent being lova, ed Uptn2 by a .apur mut - 6111dt which is^ht ihe a4arket de2B-1 yd& w G RATES. MEDICAL. K UNKEL'S - CELEBRATED Bitter Wine of Iron, Bitter Wine of Iron ' Bitter Wine of Iron Bitter Wine of iron, And Cannot do . Hann. And l'annot ,lo Hann. And ( '3flllot do Hann, And Cannot do Harm, It Coats lint little and Purities the Blood, , ii 'oat:, but Wile and Purttlea the Blood, It Costs but little and Purities the Blond, , It Costs but little find Purifies the Blood, we only ask x Tt ial We only ask a Trott We only ask a TII3I We . onl3 3bli 3 Tr I if this 1 - Ridable Tonic. I If this l',LlivOie )1 thin 1 mwovie Tutee IMPORTANT TO LADIES. "Gs eat American Remedy ." Harvey's Chrono Thermal HAVEN 11:. V Eat VET FAILED( V - EN the tiirevt ions I,,tv 0 t)e , en Oriel in reino% ins dtllig ull tes ttribing Irons , PP:' } (Jr in restoring the s 5 stein ll.lN•rfeet health a 11.•r1 sulii•ring 1t - In Spinal 1'1,4 the 11 bites, ur 01 licrl'Ai.llt,sl,l 111 ist• t ,. 1 'the POI, iit• is.rii-gtl On the constitution, Ind [al ) br t tken 1.3 The dellcatv lent Iles ithont caunuig dist at the time time THEY ACT A% A CHAR. 31, By strenet Invigorating. And restorutr the system to a heiitln condition, and tot brinziht, on the mqntlil3 pctwd it ilh rrpulnnii. :\ •n, ter from Willi% cause Ike obstruction tr. The} tliould, h u ll rl er. NI IT hp t ll.ru lie u r ,o three ur four ne.ritlis el flt 51f1 utter: It, WOlll.l t 4. fhr result FAO) box conbiins GO P U I. PRIOR. ILLA H. on DiSVAFAIS of Pernntce , Pregnnnoy..lll,,,!,, e. linrrenness. Steri lit l, Iteproduet i..n. and A 1,1,..ez Of Nature, a n d emptuttio.tll3 the 1..11/1I.: I • I- V ATI.: 'AI EON ' 1L \ • IS F:T?. 3 1 , 31.11 , H t.l sent In -t• C1,11:31 , •411‘11 . - 11:1 tfie - 1 tn,l ‘,lll I.c .ent ul coundclitl.tll3. x. n d, I,KK) F 1111 , 1 pr,pqnt on receipt of. inone I.‘ .1. BRYAN, M. 1).. ienerol -keent, • No, '76 ColAr ref 'Ne‘i k gir.ingeph relenting, ol the ',pinion,' Ind .linrket rev!, :went 1.. t. 1.11r.q.h. DR. BROWN'S OFFICE No. 50 Smithfield S t a rrrJl BTU A NZ: F. it S IN 01 tilt,lionl,l% 1., et, e lir. Brown's remedies neve, Intl N. Cure :Anti 5e114,1,1 ..11441, .114.retht.ti . ) tnlut. 131.1. es li."rinpit. mAul other ungiu oi %Ouch the ticut It ignorult. Dr li's remedies for this affliction, brought on b} solitary habits. are the only kflisS4 Is in this country which are safe w 111 ~perd ill restore to health. itrott ICH relm,lkes (tile 111, ten' thin ilttluittl Affliction. lie tthro treAts tete. I't, th.-11 lie.s.harri, Female Inseam, l'ailts In the littek till hldne)s, Irritntitm of the Itl nld r, :•tricture,. ete. A letter to be 11111 0 , O,IOAIII at Irsbt tiJ fl y Ad,lmsn Pniel y flaikt.ll (Mice aliti Ito rindiis I , 51) iNiOTICE TO ALL CON EIR NE IL-- An - I,w it CI I Itin 01:tsg ,•11-impt,rl:unt plc Iher, in A pe, tilrif le rd to xll pht ,14:111, ili,eamirtnie,l in tho.•nr.l,i Wily UAW should they nor no . one - elm• can tell. Are they riot away, that all ph? sit hips treat do-- eases of Pl'..ri deti.oninalion. m fit the rerl di,eytit, th It are sin 10.1111 vllO 1 1. I lit-se ern relined pa, it, - 1 ,uppo, not let one of their Inu.ily go 1,, /1 part that de voted t ear, lor their lienetlt. I. 111-4 . hr 3.1, ern- Res the fact. and Ihi t4inily sietan .ar. he to t / it, =Z=N9 3 humbug so tie c:in ;;3•I thee 1-4. I /firs b. , Lan almost deprix rd the p.irt) of his tire H.• lie the 1.1L5 • i•3311111 . it lee they to bmot ' Irr Ihrt not 3,‘ tr, t tr.! ! - or A,lle) I . ...pc.. 1 1.•11,1 . 1 11. 1 11 - ...11.• "..1. Irb P.. 11 11.11 .1/ Paul .1?1,01'd - lu the 1,11 141,1 10l 111 1, 1 1 . 11,•-i• love ir.• lit 1.1 up ris 'stoning' Illy 111,1 1.•41 ,t..r . 1.1 I don 3sert 11,1 311 tutu jr, nl.l 111 .1 1.11 1.11 . 1..4111 Ihenl . 'lnv ICrnet number of th. Ili I iI Mr 1 .• devoted triy,elf to the sivid‘ 311 , 1 tee,tUielit 4.1 PRI \ 11,1. 11 1,11 IN, 1.1 lid 1,1 1.4.1 if 111 w• , •rt IA 11 1.11.1 f. d. from yr3r3 01 uilmer3 nnti utitintely dexth. '313 tre3tm. , 111 Ili, t 4 . 1.701•11.11 . :111 1.0'411 , 1. .to 1 1/011k II i I 1.4 1 ,, I ',1..' 11105 f eertath till p.m, I lit/11.1110sof rill Ili. ,It' if ,•1•1t4l) to 1n) 0.3 31 t 3 •,,, 1m? m), haw it•uojotwe Is tlo, city is roll', .•o•ut proof without widow: more. ; - tpenuntori 1,. A 3iid 31i AI, 4,. I I lit •1 Ind opt Fr 31. tr , ! ° 1 , lii I roublo me MIME how tu.l %%m, to t, he 1,1'I•1111 ,•- 1. , •1 Lug u idiyeicitin. 1 tie ilillitrent ads ert hfrit are .4,( . 11 In cur no cu 4 , 11 h. 3 , 111 1111 henetit till nr,.• I r4llll ru - 111,11 • , :,i .ilrh Anti 111,• , 1 1111,- ally b) 0 0 00, v ren ,, thes. Nu , ,)an-lyd EXTEININATOIts RATS. 3110 E, 110 1(' II E.:. ,INT.; F Bed Ituz,t, Moths in urs. 1C uol, n , ,I tt st,l. tut Atittit..l.. PIO up itt !..1 p nud flask, ; it for 11.1n.as. 11,11- tur,as :.• nit" FellirdieS 1,11.11 It Not Tl.trzer,n, in The ilnmvi Fnmilt 1:31- ,the out ill 1114:111101e3 m Jtr..: Si,'-in all Lure Air - Sold by ,ri Drnri.rstb liellet4 every where. • 4E - -fit,..:tre of all ‘k rloit "t 'oettH ahole it on c n•h 1.00 bottle and before 3 nn boy. I.N li 1 l; CI .311. 1.1,1.-7 ' , Os() e•tr Prificti.•ii 1.1;. n I‘. N I.) I; I. t A wl H . A NEAP Ut: NV It t . A ,t•ut =ME THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE. Invented 7'45 ECF.IV . EII TRIBUTE FROM ALE R ine Machlne, 'it the World's Fair. 156!, while the Unger Nrwing it achinc reeei, t.. 1 an honorable mention on its merits : and W heol ei Fs Wikhn'S. 3 11101131 for it,. dacha, riled -I . 11 - culsr Hook." 'llie e lug MaCnin, n3B awarded a premium (to an Englo.h as the be:3l tor all purpo,es I.li eahtbiti ti ,ur lightest Machine guaranteed to miler peril eat work on the lightest and 11101. S And rented, Cur. Penn t t 'Pt , . A. Al. k.. et my1,1)...,13tqw-ly 1" IV ERA" STABLE FOR SALE.—THE cote,' -tot„ consisting of HORSES, BCri ,IEN, HAR NESr;, .SLE.I.G.IIS, and all other vehicles ['clomp tig to the establishment is offered for sale by the undersigned on reasonable terms,: and also, the buildings will be sold or kluged for a term of years_ For further inforruetiogittiquire of R. H. It ATT ERRON, Corner of Diamond at., and Cherry alley. janti-dtt ELLIOTT DAVIS 50BASK.E.Tf3, "PINT% AND quartß," Reidzick . 'hampag he, 30 . 0aaea Sparkling Moselle. In store and for sale by MITA. )& RIOSERTSON j tt - - t - • , j\ _` • . 4 • n a a ? • • • , • A'l,lll.- .4•11116 r• Ar • • • • " • •• ..,;.; 0 •41& 111 1"1.1111: • \\ AP • C _prr,usi DR. lIARVEY'S TREATISE COSTAR'S NT 3E- 3E1.. M t I\T j\l6-1;111tieloti&IV Perfected 15162 PITI'SIIURGH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1864. irlte ibil# post. THE GREAT GUN OF THEAGE. Casting of the 20-inch Rodman Gun at Fort Pitt Foundry, Pittsburgh, n Jor Rod MAU'S Plan Adhered To ~nu•ric•:k 1.1 Illerlsts in Ad anc•o ill' ♦%•urid. The OaAin. an Unparalleled Success FUR PARTICULARS OF TIIE GREAT GUN JUBILEE VIVI% Pli 1..411tn(11.3, (A :-TeciAl I:c1.11 Iw tho Prt,p) The Great ext I,:un lu Clerlholciati Tlict!it inch Itodlikau guu tt :is cast at i 1 Furl I'in hnindrt Pitt hun L, ou Thursday ii uu. Th!, innimitsc gull, ti hid! NV3--. lir-1 --11ggt i d hy Tlajor Itc,d 11,11 in his repoil un tilt.. Ow first vtitt, long 14:1-11:t mat tur 11,-“rdt - it , nrin tun \V rt 1 , 01111111,1 Ir , u, lilt„ tiu,r na thi , xi I t't I i 1111"1 111 l 1.11111.! .0 I'llll it sill L.' ally ;4‘.1114 IIlin:1 141 u Ilk Il I I , uI 114 bit,' I',q . Ill•rfeut.n. Nev. HullcilngK Neecxcnr)- The Lllll.llll' l -, 1 1 1 1 1111 t :11),1 1416 v, 113(1 to hi' rulirrlt new,...n4tru4 1,1, ill “rdt-i. 14 , 1144 . 1111111,,1 111111• 111. 111-'. 11, - I. 111 , ;11111i' I i , 1: 1 111, !:1111 l'hc yl Icl • fth. kat y- Inc h Gun- -t 1 111. I. tilt I'l, It !wilt ~1 ilt. r.mt4l, ..t• I in.l is .!t. 1 , I, Ht.,\ IIIIIItII diaint•t. r rG itt,•ltt '‘%( n. ht 1 , -110)i) p. 011 1 , 1,4 . 1 . 11, Irn^lll (hr• zirn I. 111111, -, 1111lN111111111 di:1111(11'1'64 ill , h, -.:n.•1 11 , ‘I . IV ill il:t.111111 1,,,tin.1 , This .11 t th. ttopfit t a-I tilt: at I It. ititt. , 7lt•.‘N 111 be I. 111 111:11 ul tln r111 . 1.1, : 1 Er. l'il :11110 111114/11' :11 lat , Tha• „la „ I, I , ntftlt tiAt• 1.,.r,• is 'lt , Int 1t,.. Clu Gun N% ill 1 ' 1V5110111114 r n. rntn 4.1 crnitc, 31,41 •II lII' .111 i 1 . 111/ 1111.1..111 111311. 111, it 11111 , 11 , 1 , 11 rth %%to r I It I 'l' hr Port .IttotlAt Iron Ettaplo)•ell. hrttio!.•ti NVII It \\Of k 1111•11 vt••ll, , r, Includiiir tr [tont titre(' litintirt•ti pt•••pli• Tit, a;l, , nt \\ Ili, It I it, I.'l/11 1,411 (Hu I ht• ptir, .Itin,tit irtm, wt•rt• itr,--it•nt. A Ihrtac of tilt' ) rtillaricr hoard. it' lt,rl, 111 , In... Writ I I .luau' t, tl ilt.11111:111 lur th. on•kted Ntajor I)yer, MaHr It", 11.1.11 . !. • I '1ti.,.1.:4,444,..41,....•,..A..ifithi1mmt.-4,44411 • l i tj,,r (into, • rn•ut, Nitijor river in t•rt . •••• • 1 ... •i 5 . 4.; " 11,1(1 kr , • • 1 prcl, r 1,, t• 1,, ta•ln that, Wt. sip . art "; 13in ';'", • !wild „ t • t h e hurt ,. , ilicrwr of (annul :tn., tin— :too W:IS, until rct I:1111v, ttt , itt•r•t,ll - of t MEM ett11 , 3.1 , ttf It 11,4 i 11,t111• 111 t.t., 1)1;11,11111d t 1 Illtltt of tin. Sall , ' l3llll'll 111,1113111 , hlld ‘llllt . ll fun'' , lilt' 1111011 S ite tilt I.'llll Tiff . thsk N‘•, j2ll , INt t 1 1 111 It 11, 1 lit• -1111.1 14 . 11 11t0311 , 1 1 , fttrlitt ~s I'l t ~..tit ,11, In. of Ili t 1.11/3 - ' t I liit• I , ll_ l ll skrl.l Own nu 111 II litt• -.111 4 1 ll.ltt 11 lilt I,:oh•rn 11:1-1. Th. volt ni tin n %%Hl] iirtiwn, thr 11i1 , 111.115 —, llt kcir . ~ r ~ 1 11404 it h 4•,1 nvcr, :il , l 11 , 11 , t%. 1 >h ., 1 1.1,11 1. till 111; 1113 It ttl t ttd Tin mo , llll i s O w n ,•,1 in ;i n n s And bahrtl 1.1 1.•.11.vh.k 11n. ..1 h.. inn u , 01 bald 1ah,.1 :slid L' wit] Nt .01.11i/111 , 111p 11131 /1 1. 10,1 1 4 1 1111 , illllll , n 111:1,4 1111 , -,t91 111 , , 1 , 19, 6, 111, 1 , • 1 11 111, 1,, in I\llllllV 11 ,1 11` • 11, ji,L, i , I,llr, I d froto o‘. 11, 111111 CI:111111 , I,otietiii I. 1 , 111 i (91 V,•r11, 1 1111y ifl 9 1111, 11,11 1 1 , ol illy tor it , rccettion. 'rho- di -10 , ... , 1. tio 1011; , 14 .101 II 111, 11111111,1 1, 1,11 11 I , \ I I \‘llll 11,1 Itn 111 11.:If 1.. 1 , 1.111. 111111 1101111,11 il l Oll. - - , in dh11114 . 14 . 1 11l id , 11, 11 , CIO . 1 , 1 , 11141 k,, r“.1i..1, thr IN hoc]. :1111 1h,•,11111-, 1,11 1), ~ 11!•1, 1 4 1111111111 h :Alt n ,, 1 I r Iln , I,ldll, 11, 14 , 1 , 01 ill , 10i, • :If - .1 . 10 flflf t ft Iff t IL , 110 f • :001 thf If It it:11/ 10310000 ff. hr.. Thi- th, i- \‘, , 11,1„1 L in , I hung Nuitic:illy in In I, 11111 nl iiii• li ie r\trrinrlt 1.11.111.11 , t Hffht- inch nil,. t :11)1.11, and 111 I, net h. :11111, , , 4 , f , tt Ii Ii 1 , 111 ,01 11, 11 . 4 , 11 "i lli jp,,1r,111.4 , 111 1111 nn hl n iron ..1 tl Thy 111 1111' • , 111111 . ..r .1 r,,,^11 t , , 1,1. Int 11 •fln !fn. IH:duly by 1.11 I ‘,l 11ii nI 111 , 1 uu tII .111 , 111 H Inc, ti, ly th u 1 lu r 11,1 into th, air, whvic it burn- kith quit, :1 1111 . I flame. Aflcr the coatio2- ;11. \ll4l. 1.ai..1•11 )1,1) , 1 iii .Itl 4. It .I,j, anietcr i= ulncirrn 1111, inch 1 , than tlo• Ili:1111,1,-; 4,r th, , thus 111°N\ log lin 11:Ln inch all round for 11, r,.111 h 111111 4.1 (lit 13 it r I I olv the(' ore -11:i ri• 4. I I% fi (pt Cool rote-barrel roil he mean of a -tr , :int I enhi water cireulat thi n eueliont it- whole 1, nadh. A :d., to the htlau n( the erire is traversed liy the water which, rising, tills Ilie barrel, and passes off nt the pap. Thu Thutine the en , tine - , the rlow uY \\ :Oil' iii -ixty r Tint - Twenty-Inch Cult Puylmre. TLn large ri c rig rabiry r air fur niiees are TN\ o f each. The third, Of the capacity of forty tons, is lalieved to It'the large-t in the \AI'II I It was built expressl 111 , . ' u - inch. It was charged wiih thilty•nine tons, 9nd rte h the r Omni, . was eha ved with I went\ three a h a lf. tons. From these lumaces the iron is conducted through iron troughs, lined with clay, into a eOllllllOll pool near the pit. ~,mlucted he two troughs into the gates of the mould. Thei , e gates are two opening-i, three inches in diann ter, extending all the way down the mould outside the matrix : of thli gun. They rommunieate with the gun proper by means of smaller gates, (it through at intervals of fifteen inches, all the way up... 3'he iron is thuS conducted first into the bottom of the mould, and then through the side gates, respectively, up to the top, as the metal rises in the mould. The difference*be theen the rei'erbmatory and the cupola furnace is that in the former the fuel and iron are separate, and there is a nat ural draft through a large slack. In the latter the fuel and iron are together, and the draft is made by blast. The C'rnue■ . • Two ittuneitse cranes are used in lift ing this heavy mould, and in taking the gun front the . pit. They have each the capacity of forty tons. They are worked by the steam engine, which not only hoists and lowers the load, but likewise causes the cranes to revolve. The crimes were designed and built at the Fort Pitt Foundry by Mr. Nicholas K. Wade, its forther engineer. A Lathe oil a Liberal Principle The• lathe was built expressly for the 20-inch gun. It is sixty feet long, eight feet wide over the shears, and is driven by two engines, fi-inch cylinder, 12 inch stroke. In the foundation alarm there tire one hundred and twenty thousand bricks:'• The costly nature of the gun Wray he appreciated when it is renu•ue bored that the lathe which nterely turn and finishes it cost between ten and fir tell thousand dollars. lilt:sum of Traneportett loss of the AI oo *ter Gum. Siiccial cars or trucks arc Ircing built by Ihl l'cunsylvarlia 12ailruail inn fur flur prtiii , onycyaricc ut Ih, cult I at N‘tti,glit all .1 111 ›wall • pa, ulir 111 taus., ftibil li. 1 . 11)11,1 Iii , )11(M I cry Lirgi. 1111 I i t lit rditi t c rthult•rial ncra•s.ai 'flit Icrigth of Siic gun is thus and a strain upon any tow part alb, r.trtilicr tirci•ludeil. The Proriug-(:round The 11(2‘‘ izroutid bi•Lnii- to 111, Vntin(liy, and Itini‘%n P,,rt , hillitll, i' ill-4 Skit ‘.l th, ritt. urn tin• lin, ii iii l't , nn , ylvania I;,,lincid. A run, Iled 113 ,ta 11.1'11 1(1 lu 1.4t1,16. the 11111. 1 . %% .o 11 , •;1\ triangular 11.iLlIrS, ulxeut 0,1 ty support )411111 nn n ,teerknile edlre bearirw, fn,nl whieli :ivy 1 . .. d, de , end ana the I rtni ntwis and 1.,r , •.. l, “I the )111(1 :"11.1wil1rti 10,1-• Ike L:ill) ttlll Lo I lin, 1,, k gr.,111.1, and. altel Vl 111 Nll)l.l.tc, It primilg• pchtitlllllll. IN•Il1e4 . 11 Ihr The , 1101 tired trill I. 111 E, ti n int!, a hank t.I nII N.ek rt he to,l 1111 %%ill I. pn.v.. , 1 Ern• ct•t The Con•t ttl 11, Lind that t•trr 1,01, ph t , It , ht• , 1 . 111 gym Tblir , oll% 11111111 Nett I'lll ‘‘,l mince It P„ 111 1. IL is 11,)W 1 111 ) irk. li=l3 Ant. , rut . th, vi•itor , pr, -o•nt ‘vpro• thr Marqui , .10. 1t s nrt. otlotito.l in Ili, Italian artily, Gt•nt Ct.p0,.1.111,1. Major t;..ncral Profe , vot Park,r, of Carriltriol:l.•., Captain Berri:tn. S N anti rt t,,T. “I , llllallt c :Ir. taro Liolitenant Hoek wo.ll. t.l 111.• ordinan, army; Captain AuliA U. S N. tissi-ttant o nio•foiltht.ituro m 1.4( inlinalwv, Major 1l illcun \\ iv Burt.titt, \\* ttf lourt.Ylt, and ih r. Opea 111 1011.. The I . llrltat , cr,lin lnh hheot 104 k It. 111 the Mehl' w tts lIM nit•lied \ 0 clock. iron 5110. rnnni, in the nwilld, it II:0.. 011i11101.1V shirrcti IIEET flood on _nn irons , in,l N loth, if not r• wnretl, cretitifs ff.loltulur ytiviiiiff- ui flo iii of lb , gin, anti thr rchy its unit °mot v. 011111111.1 . 11.,11.14.1.111 of the ( antlug Th.• ractinertinunt need a: twirnty utinutt arter t of coal rtrrc allos‘.l.i t.. ,ael, ton -t ir,. 11 w.ll, Gcr x‘ "I.,•it, .1, ,rid Own Womb. r QiN (..Ht I 1111411al, V. liyuitl iroh, Irk t•r- tunlr not glan.l 1.101 .parkl,l trills .la:.: lint I.l:it Is rimtwr, :,tl.l It. .1 " ur by utilli.m un.l icitt! ll.inv 1%,•- intodazzling tiv :Hid 1,1(..1, , 11rI'1.1111ticit IIV Nil ..wer clowcl; till' NVcrt• lint it tritlt NV1,11,- I - , •11111 lt hi t 1 -I11131t• i l llt Villlll , l tith • ot troll pit I ruin lime I.• in tinier to light Ow _.:(••• tl trout - . lntl thru_l( Out vitilt-lioh, in A, hr ro,i, with NVllich lIIi pnr, ri•eled LIM Si.II s t , I -ii ..\\•,•r ul tiro-6.11.1 . - d. 11 , 1 , 1 inl Ihr t , [111 . 111;AI Hill, 1,1.11 111 , fruit scithin, Ili(' irun the I,IIT-1131Tel W:1: , in ;1 stale antl formed II IRI lurninou, crown or blue flame. Tito (Tit s of — 11(.1(1 On there, — "Out of tht( road !" (lc_ and constant exciter - la ni “filto Endingof t r4•nFtlliq The muntoranda of Cala Benet that . IV I\l I nts loin . minute.- aft, , r t o\ ‘ , l\, thm liii• 11111 it illst ;I at Gmc live HIM a half minor( pR-t twelve , and lhat, enn,l,ol, nth - , thy time 0,, 0pi,•,1 111 the casting included exit, tly went \ - -one and ;0 halt tliilllll, , The Temperature of the Water. The temperature of the stream of Wa ter, which at one minute after twelve commenced running into the core, stood ;it the commencement at thirty-six de grees; at the moment the casting teas over it stood at forty-two ; four minutes after the casting was over it was at fifty-two degrees; eight minutes after the casting was (,‘ cr at seventy-live and a half degrees; fourteen minutes after the casting, at eighty-one and a half degrees; twenty minutes after the casting, at eighty-nine and a quarter degrees; twen tv-five minutes after the casting, at nine tV-one degrees; and thirty minutes after the casting, at ninety-one and three-quar ter degrees. The Casting - A hundnntly Sntl.fnetory The casting was a perfect success. No result could possibly had been more satisfactory. Nothing went wrong. Furnapar• 6 wi.ta.l*.flrftt tctin stopped, and the' hers, - ifutlA and 5, - 'were% stop- ped almost immediately after. When the casting was completed a blacking, con sisting of ground coal; was strewn over the top to prevent chilling. During the operation the gas escaped freely front the vent holes in the flasks which is perfora ted in a thousand places with these neves sary accommodations, half an inch in diameter. Three furnaces only were employerl. A fourth furnace was in re serve; in f :Let' of any accident, lint the necessity for its nqc was wholly prod ed. Only two or three tons were left over, after the casting was completed, evincing a calculation of unusual nicety. The fourth furnace in reserve tool supply of ten tons, and a fifth twelve tons, which in any exigency might have been drawn upon. After the casting was over, the mould, not being completely filled, owing to the ,ttradual setttiing of the liquid noise, tilippliCil tresit liquid iron, (r in other• words, was filled up with "shanks." All the fuel employed was the Pittsburgh bituminous coal. The DEllVrlug nt the Core WEIS to take Idael• about twvnly-four liours - aft,r the (-:t sting. In this up,ra tiun 110. supply of wntur is suddenly stop pt•,l tl Thc harrd i> touch xlmutl,ll,v lu.nt i burg, strain i 5 pin nn II) the -1.,,n) tram., t” draw I lit• ham!' nut. The barrel cools aluir -lit ink , with rnpidity, 11, .4 ITie craw. , prim, it nut al , . 'lit Itt ii 1,41, And it 1 , then Ira WTI 1011 trlcr 11,, • 111, 1 , ?.. '''ll nu It run Ca. tm - Ilv :tut , 4 , 111.1:11111:iti. , II :111.1( hand.: and purl4lll- , tit kurs ❑1,6,• Port Pitt Piitmilry tt 34, for VII 11. it ,•If in rt.ikut sl Lrim tlir world Ira , ypt tr it IV hen h.- n, It %, ill 1”. Completed Tiii• :zit!' , t,•,1 t.. 111 11 • .111 . % iii flit Fait 1.1 NI ‘y. Thi- \% ill I,ltimlpffithl, Tli,• r.inge catirP,t, .6/ d, t, t w i n . 1,111 1% HI AI 14'3'1 (011,1 to lllth ,1111 Ilundled Pr , paration , for manipulation ar.. so it %% ill b‘• bandb.b tuall r , I.•aln i'l":1114- and oth r 1.11•11itb pr“ ‘ . .rig li 'I 111 It. do• couipb lhon,tigh Ir ril li a Ti u • In ii %k irk by In, an. of \‘ lii It the ;2:1111i , , 1 1 1/1:: Ill' I.) U 11111114511-, I•; III; late ~t '4llllllin Id it kind i u lb. 7 ., 11 mullion got Iht F'ort Pitt Pog.ndry. FoPrl 11.1' t hrre tlic in, h gun 113. i-. in “ I II 4 4 . propntl,,r chippt.a-shop Two qrales are at the extremity of the tie !1%, . ellipping r Aop, by which the eonnon 11.11mit site. Its manufactured are weighed. i 11:Lrl, k nap, now the Fottudry is - Worked The Volt.. of the I , ttrl Pitt itittu. 'rite whole establishment is worked Lt - The value "I lb , III" of machinery, consisting of six boilers, rt hi, h, Thu, n whit l l su pply s t eam t o no l ess th an men . ;ti the Pori flit Folindr% tV•SiX engines, of various sizes. A very t \ 111 , 01,11111 loiter , :5 1 1t 1 0011 ) The accurate dynatneter, or testing machine, itutho ,s it t ast that not a new is included in the recourves of the fount}- admiifyipalkyirtirttle. • • 4 , "f" - Tri rl" ,0041* rlrlitTht mprrfr . e ot a e win, of course. incur the I•xpi•mlit of; Thr Wright of the Shot fh '4l in , I, i• not into m , ,1 for a In,. rang, gun, lon ratio T (h/„H terrible , ution within tli, rang, iv it I%ill In lln tnanulat tux, of gun. oh larg, alil n , tlu. lillt , IIMI whi.ll g - reatcgt attention lw devoted, to tl, into fvi 10, itV or totli, of 111, t'annort hall?" Th, th, , 11.11 till:, instance nern -.I I 1.1111 , r:it he :111110.•t rXI llu 11 t'ly 11,41. 111,t11 :Awl and ~, 11,11 will 1,, 1,11, ri, al, of great weizlit and ellorlll,lll , explo-le, 'hot will it, thou , and II 'hundred and ael enty hi% alt,,Nt ing for m indtige. Ittuiau,m I , at I,n"nt in I , ,1,1 to the rang, of the gun. IVliat , r iii. ranz, may la , i , - , rtnin that ectdion trill he un Thr Kind of Powder Employed Lind. t.t . rot% ‘l,l arr vittploN. tl in gun m•rvit 14. 111:11111110th. NI aID tio powtl,r tit 31:ti“r Ito,lni.tn, will b t Inploy,tl in Illy '..ht-in,.11 Lun. It v:kritly az,,,that us.erl iu .I:.•inult can-, and it- _rain:. art. ,ix toritli, „ 1 au iu II it.r, or ak.ut the tot -mil, i ll burn not win too loindrt:tl 1.010 1( 1, Muted, r NI 'A . 1 ork i> tin th,tin.ttion of thi• inch 11 will 1,, ntnnnhd in i hc• N.ti• rfl • , hrl ter h'ttrt Hamilton. It Ncill i. t • 111011111.1 and iu— rvic.• prOklbly NN ithin Itri t.ntiiuthi, rtt:tirtly. erirririge. do, mgt dr‘i:ll , iii it , need cnn.:tr l io tin bout rr.n:•:111 iron ral - riJgc , 4 the 15 inch Lntn , N-. dps.tinrtive talc , ha been d,•vi, d tht the , ;. , un It will merely 1 , (•(•11.1r:i..1..ri 7. d a •'O inctl 2:1111, ennctrtictvil 011111.• lb ln,an prinrtle• ~,r ri n D, I. now hring manni.tellnrd :11 tht• \Vat,rl.v\\ n \ nc:rt I=l h•ligth ut . th. Ln N%il 1 , 1 - 11% 41111111- ‘lr( - 11 allll i , niu Lc.. 11 h u \\ ill 14. r ininat, in a s, 11 \l , Nk ill ht . th , rty Nlll , , c lli 11 , 11' \ ill it\ I illy Per Charge 'hhc cxpeu<e 1,.r •,(11 Chain tot 111 , L. WI may lie lino:illy placed at shout sev enivilic doll.•trs, allowing twenty five dollars for powder, 111111 oir proji.e tiles. Rit'un-n or sixteen men will be re quired to manage the gun when vomple. ted, nine being employed in the loading, mid six or se VIII in trta•ersing the gun. No formuld 'van at present Ine given re- Tecting the tenacity awl hardnessof the The lit'dtonn•ler determines its speeilic eravity. it is to be remarked, that by the intclior cooling: principle adopted, the hardest and best iron is that nearest the surt in •e of the bore. The fact of the gun being cast hollow, secures this. The 80-tuch Tested The iron ofrwhich the gun is east .was thoroughly tested hy Major Rodman, in the same manner 115 that of the first 'l5. inch. The sample by which the fzun is to he proved is to is taken from the sink ing -head, or the rough end cut off from the muzzle. The Remelting The metal has been once remelted be fore being charged info furnaces for the gun. The iron from which it is con structed is all of one grade. The 20-hich In Advance of the World It is acknowledged by our numerous foreign inventor , that the United State:: arc certainly, in artillery, in advancy of the world. The '2O n c h gun is a living example of it. But it is Dot alone the 20-inch which we are called upon to ad mire. Attention is attracted to the Fort Pitt Foundry, where the great gun of the age was manufactured. The spot where such a gun is made is a spot which at once becomes a matter of history. An inspection of the Fort Pitt Foundry is a matter of almost as much importance as an inspection of the guns there mann fact urtal The Fort Pitt Foundry is, in the first place, in Pittsburgh, fronts upon the river, anti is bounded on its other three shies by 01lam, Etna and Walnut strtets. The foundry proper is alaiut 300 feet long by 100 wide, and contains six furnaces, whose capacity is for 1.3 r) tons of iron at a heat. It like ise contains sixteen pits, in which the guns are cast, and four drying ovens, in which the guns are dried after being moulded. it is furnished with six cranes, two of which are capable of lifting fifty and four of lilting from fifteen to twenty tons. k 300 feet lunz and fifty wide. It con tains twenty-five lathes for turning and boring guns, and four trunnion lathes for turning the trunnions of guns, 8-inch and 15-inch. • is one hundred feet long and fifty feet wide. The guns, whose boring is in omplete, are chipped by hand here. Shell Shop. The transition is rosy and natural. Tn thi departuient theguns are ntade ready for inspection. adjoins the foundry litiildim! It is one hundred and se venty'ill'll n•, : t lun g , and fioly-six 1 . (.t. deep. It is a three-story hnildin.Y. The first story consists of a sand shed and a machine shop, and the second siory of a pattern shop. The hi rd -story is used for patterns. As many as fifteen machinists are employed solely to repair from time to time the machines in this establishment. About two hun dred and fifty men are employed in the ,Fo.rt Vitt Foundry. tt hirh is sixty by frirt v feet, all the work of the establishment is done. The work at the li.wr.li V has been performed by the !Map bir The number engaged i> nit as hr.:, a s it otherwise might lie. Railliv n 3, hi 11.• Poundry. From the foundry to ,Etna street is a series of rrailwaN ,. ., the zthis are carried from the hitindry to t h e lior ing will, and theime to .Etna street.' (In _Etna street itself is a route connei tinfr with the Allegheny Peunsylvn_ nia rentraloind Pitishurgh,FortViiyne laves Th. means of trans: pi - illation are, therefore, very prnetirahle The Latest News of the Latest Gun 14"ouder. At t lievery latest accounts, the greatr:2o inch IZodman gun was doing well. From the beginning to the end it has progres sed so fit rurality that it has left nu room fir the wishes or despondencies of its friends and well-wishers. When we have a low more guns like this, perhaps foreign natiow and not foreign _in dividuals only, will be anxious to ac knowledge our supremacy. No gun that has ever been cast in the wide world can at all compare with the 20-inch gun cast du Thursday at the Fort Pitt Foun dry. No gun that will be made for some thus to come will elicit the world-wide. interest which attaches to this. Such a gun is literally a never-to-be-forgotten Gut in military history. It may be /ook ed upon as the infinitely careful result of p ars of toil and endeavor. The final it suit vi hied! is so happily achieved is honorably alike to the inventor, the c onstructor, and the Government which gave patronage to both. The 20-Inch at Home. •iul Lea tatim The great 20-inch will never feel at home until it is in active service. Where\ er and whenever that service may he ordered, it is positively certain that an amount of execution will be tf fectvd such as has never before been wrought by one single instrument through all the long results of time. Offices of the Fort Pitt Foundry. The building which these comprise is a large fire proof structure. One of its features is a testing-machine, which tests the strength of specimens'' of all guns cast at 'he foundry. This invention is built upon the latest improved pattern of Rod man, which is now at the 'Watertown arsenal, It has a capacity of one hun dred thousand pounds. Numbering of the Guns. Every gun manufactured at the Fort Pitt Foundry is numbered. A complete tec , ird of the iron or which it is made is kept; a specimen being taken from each, and the specific gravity and tensile strength tested. Record: , of their,c; are pro,or hno:t all the heavy work, not only brit also of moving the guns over tramways, is effected by steam. A very simple and efficient ball-clean er attracts the scrutiny of visitors. We understand that the inventor is Mr. Joseph Kaye, who has for a long time acted as foreman of the foundry, aml 's the introducer of several improvement,. A Machine to Furnish the Riot-Base* Another efficacious and by no means complex.]n vention, is a machine for fin ishing the rim-Lases of gum:i. 31 r. Edward Kaylor, who is the inventor, and also the foreman of the boring-mill, seems to have successfully solved the problem which has hitherto baffled inventors. Mnnlpulatlon of Cina-Ir on. • The management of the manipulation of the iron used in the manufaehire of guns is a most i delicate and respon sible duty and as s veay evident, ii in competent hands. • Rodman's Plan First Tested at the Major Rodman's plan of casting guns w as first tried at Fort Pitt Foundry. There the first 15-inch guns for the gov ernment were cast, and there three large 13-inch rifles of the exterior dimen sions of the 15-inch guns of the Dahlgren pattern, rifled after the respective moulds prepared by Rodman, Parrott and Atwa ter, are now being constructed. These three are intended to test whiCh of these modes of riding is the least severe on the guns, and - gives the most effective re sults, and they are likewise expected to prove that e AM-pounder rifle may be . made entirely,of.east iron and endmre nil ietdremezda of Alm service,' 'his The Boring ;HUI The Shipping,diouNe T li e Pattern Shop Illacksiiilths' Shop, Strom Power Employed A Prime Ball Cleaner ME= Fort Pitt Foundry 4): , 6111, • ,,` , Steam .Printing Establishment, AARB# 11114 P, Ymgrie rre. • °. g'•• ; trtvg? PLAIN AND FANCY JOB PRINTING Executed In the best style. SPECIAL ATTENTION PATE TO RAILRWANANTILE AND LEGAL .PRINTING, "Posters, ' l, kiograln-lnes s sate.. For Raiiitions and Concerts cannot he surpassed in the city, - expected thathe use of alarge rifle of cast irdiiivalitioo4.6lll4o/10. with perfect safety. • •:. , Capacity of ttia*79l.?).M:ll7:: The capacity r Of the - thin ' F oundry al lowes it to conttruct seveti 9-ittek 4 seven 10-inch and Iwo 15-inch gMittperhveek, and likewise from six to ten peige guns. Port 'Pitt Pariattaii st titatittt than. 1 -{ Fort. Pitt Foundry, which,was estab lished in 1814 has been casting guns and manufacturing them tbr the ChivetYiment during almost the - whole of.itskitilitence. Its proprietor is now engaged imitiithing but Government work. In X the whole establish ment was bitrnt :1)own. It was not only rebuilt,bf ebtiiiie;'but at least. - on e I tali' the building, - and itticarra cities, have been added since , tbn,-, 1 com mencement of thy. war. The iflovern hrent demand has been very heavy, and and the supply has been as perfeet7Upnali ty as the improvements .oT theitineteenth century can realize or anticipate: -= Pitts burgh is a city of foundries and - rittories. The nail, glass, iron, steal, oil, apil'other works, are 'all exceedinglY interesting. But the national, and, therefore,'Verson al importance attaching to thermnanfac tore of the 20-inch Rodman gun., atFort Pitt supersedes all other objects of nation a I interest, and rivets for the -tin . * the attention ofthe world. FOR SALE, IESSLSSIPPI FOUNDRY Louis, 310., FOR SALE AND IEIOE. wp en o ure pr st ie. 7;o v f •olll POE SALE THE Tools, Patterns & Machinery it the above well-known establishment, togeth er e. it h a Lease on favorable terms, for 11 ; pieriod of years of the buildings and grounds. 'the stock of patterns is the most complete in in the W est. em bracing every vartetY of Station ary tio.l River Steam Engines, over cine,,thous -311,1 N 1 beel and pull y patterns, all kinds of mill machinery, and nearly every other class of work used in the country. To parties having the nevem:au' eapfial, the shove, with its autablishettleuaton and*putation oiler: Ail unusual chance for profitable invest ment, 11 not disposed of ae above by the 20TH OF FF:Rlti'AliY, 1%4, the Tool* and Petite...l , ns will be gold in detail. For terol L aini vice, inquire on the premises. fete-LP-24 OATY,WCW4I. &CO T 1 ATI.II - 0 0 Aill SAME. Robert Clarrett fr.. Sons soil - the Pennsylvania Railroad - Comply In thelCourt of Common The steubenrille and jai:thine "Malilif liar- Railroad Uoinpany Ala. Jere- rtsorketrounty ^ minh Wilbur and Henry 31, Ohio. , Ale x a nder. Trustees and - Where! 1. i. to iit N PUR.SUANCE TO TILE ET j in this rase, ordering the Sale cif the Steuben 1, die and Indiana .4 4 01ron A l, to pall Dismounts aporertnined to he due said Wilbur an Alexan der, Trustees of the dret.mortme, Ittlao the amount due them as Trusteeing theAee9ndmort eage of said Company; !unlit' the•onettteitm to nn order of sale,Assued out of; said CV dated the sixth (6th) day oUanuary, 1844; r offer at public, sale, , at td! ,front 7doonrufl Court House, in Wi r EUl3.Kfilf rti — T•los)ll -• tt. the placeidesignated In- theAstered ft:a/Sales, and : betneenn th.:4.e hozrrs of tweiiitte iNirAtimr, 'mid -t r " .4--- --..'!.•,.. ..- - .......: ...-- road Company, lying ithisi the towns of Steu bent ille and Newark, andhetweenAha same and the branch of Said road frtni , Cmlii"-Nnotion to the town of Cadiz, Including all-rights of way held and contraeted for by said Conspany, the superstructure and tracks thereinallaWflarB44l4 turnouts, depot grounds and b' • dingsthereon and appertaining thereto; including (also as a part of said premises, all machine zdtopa, turn tables, water stations , warehedieb, lOU and lands used in operating 4 read and held ~; h y said Company for that purpose; and MI the engines, locomotives, cars, machinery, teeter; natal' other property used in operating, marotalning,mid re pairing the said road, belongingealdlOoMp_any, anti all other, the franohe..,rightaandp#lrileges of said Steubenville and Indiana Railroad Cm pany, which, under the lawn the State of Ohio, arc subject to judicial sale, and alai pass thereby. And in making 'the said safe, the plant of said road, with all real estate andilattires be longing and appertenant thhreto, tvi l belibld en tire; but the locomotives, cms,roltitig atinek and personal property not attached, of said company will be sold separately, and to avoid Mu:office, at not less than two-thirds of the present value thereof. The amount of first mortgage lien—. dryta,32s The amount of second ,ortgage lien.. 1{314,441 • ip,¢92,766 The terms of sale witebe cash., tnitthe - pdrehas- . er may deposit tea per cent. of Vie !SANWA sum, t 469,000. OU the day of the Sale with 'Thomas L. Jewett, the Retvivecof the road, to be ' , forfeited in case, the amount of his hid is not makcle,.gpod at the time. of the return of the order'OrlaTe. D. GEE. Special Master Commissional'. January 9, 1864- • . 15 IatIEILLIIII , IA HOUSE F0R.J.18,11...E. The subscriber offers for sale the dwelling house in Whickhe now Wes, sihisteigeri , South Avenue, First ward, Allegheny. The- mot is 2 7 feet front by Igo deep, running back 'to 4 20 feet .It is a two storied. bitatoecrataing Eli"( rooms and cellar. The out-houses area A wash house. stable, coal , bouse,l&c. Thai:ol3tt9 large yard surrounding the dwelling,. lilled,wlth, shade and ornamental trees.' ' There is gas trail Va . -: ter in all the rooms of the dwelling.. ; 4; 11, I also offer for sale a desirable country resi dence in Rochester toxirnsitil‘Beaverty, containing twenty acres of ground. • There is a new two storied frame dwelling, containing six rooms, on the property. There is.alesi a young orchard of all kinds of fruit. There i$ it good barn, out-houses, &a. It is about a raileffibm the Rochester depot. , 'For terms, inquire of ti..sCits Jau27-tf South Avenue,. Alleglienyelty. la OUSE FOR. SALE.-- No, 114 "Plin St. 6thlitirAtcL This property is otle of the stanft...zotwentent and desirable residences *the city... ,The lot ex tends from Elm TO Congress ettte r t: house a two st OTY brick,. containing: Sik r6tiM:, , besides bath room, 'wash tiouse f hake ter i y enti tight dry cellar and pantry. T4re is a paved large ard, and a brlck stn bN frotittlig botigress st. The house supplied with gait, heeiindidelttkvater; ldl painted and grained ; PariOrpreee/Ylfirtished w th marble mantles; property all in good condi tion. Price 44,000. Terms-42,000 in hand and the balance in-Woye#ll%. soflforquzpsrtioulars inquire at the premises. t Agl,B-dtf ,&, tiVILIION'&:,,;: Have porta... _ ex- Whited tqls season. New tnipromental have re "nay been added which renderaj,tthe =eat de sirable machine in the market. ~ T helf fine war ranted For three years. lastnieliftintuere given gratutiamelz.:ll3lliand seeittetaLiscitistsitign. • VON: 1413150fE8-4000.,. • : • 'Vetiii.l42 : ta. Pittsburgh office No. 27 Fifth street., doors below Bank Block. . • AVE voun, 6A44.0*.tt. 1,...71 sort's Anti-Flieketiltk.'.• ! A m p er . Jai Gas Burners, a Mite wtragioc: ve,per •eent. Thentt-FliekeztnK • 4 , 'thing for • the offi ce . 4 ,i)1 and sect ire Gas Fitting and pip whine itnod stee. IVELDOIttk; t. .112fitAta PA1 0 )41. itlo - 1 1 "I"RDES— • Iry (Hazeil paper-14 1 OG '' . 1 • • LighCcolored them eiperalltam kor4kle ; : ,411 - oy tirmircr4W.
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