:~~ sue'" PROSPECTUS FOR 18M allilln I-1[ 333 PITTSBURGH POST. For the increased and increasing prosperity of PITTSBURGH POST, We ere deatrious of returning our acknowiedg- moats to Its numerous patrons ; we present It this morning in MI ENTIRE NEW DRESS. Notwithstanding the The Pittaburth Truat Company hartng organ trod under the ac. to i.rovihe cc National Curren , under the Imo rt il.e NA FIONA!. BAN K U 1 Pll Otter its _rni<rs for the ct , itectinn of Notvs. Pratte, Intim of hAchange, ac.. reicei% e money on deposit a ail L.ll and sell Exchange on ail parts of the country. The I,IIA .C 66 h+; attendel the Pittsburgh Trust Comp-in c Alice its ortrantzation in 133. c, will we helievi atittleient guarantee that Nisi w63 entrust.. I,c the Fie,. organiratiim will re ceive the 5:0110 ....lid mention. FRIENDS OF THE POST Hat :lig it 1 ery extervsive correspontlenee will, Batik:a at 1 ilsiiherc, throughout the countr . Untis.oo tJ Trai t at the close of 1362 it was in a ‘.lth 1%1,1 I , e cohluete.l by the iAr.le FAR BETTER CONDITION .1d1.` ,2 and dire: . 1 I,f- 11'N. K. NIMICE, H.at - I ALEXANDER SPRER, /11.1. 1., Fit., .21, ,, 13. 13a.ii_eY, Tue., 1,1 AN, 1 ALL:X. BRADLEY, .. 1 3E1 I. REA. .1 A Mt.•.; LA.I:OHI.I.N, President. Joel: D. S tLI v, Csshter. 01t4aA_NIZEI) "JE VFC./Ft'r Of some belonging to the Pittsburgh Union League to REDUCE OUR BUSINESS, We W 9 can assure the Than it ever was before. Miring lt.t, past year It has Largely Increased its Oh culation, Notwithstanding the efforts alluded to to curtall tt The present year brings with It. not the SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION, As our Administration so frequently promised nor have those in power given any EVIDENCE OF THEIR ABILITY OR DESIRE TO CRUSH IT Their principal efforta have been -devoted to Continuing Themslves in Power Next Fall they will be 33T1V 4 0 - ItE. TFIE PEOPLE For trial, and we are desirlous of speaking of their stewardship to as As we can supply with our paper In its Political Character, As heretofore the Post will remain an Independent Democratic Journal, DEVOTED TO THE Preservation of the Constitution BEIEED RESTORATION OF THE 'UNION ; • It will confine itself to the discussion of PUBLIC` QTJ E 25 a' I O,N 0.,0 And have no coimectk+✓ ivhatevcr with Schemes of a Personal or Factional Character It will be nolx , ly'a organ, but the faithful exponent of Sound Conservative Sentiments, The great work before American people le The saving of our REPUBLICAN SYSTEM; There is no party in this country =atolls to sal e it but the Democratic ; and in order that is shall BE PRESERVED TiLb SUCCESS Orthe Democracy is absolutely necessary, and that too, at the Earliest Practicable Period, We expect to be able to meet the expectations of our friends in the discussion of the questions which will be brvolred In the approaching PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. OUR NEWS DEPARTMENT Particular attention will he given to the Dews Department of the Post ; we shall labor to obtain LATEST BY TELEGRAPH AND 3X .A. 11. ; Mile equal industry will be exercised in our TMNIM P Irg ' WI4 V ' I LOCAL DEPARTMENTS. comivrissioN MERCHANT, No. 15 South Water at., PHILADELPHIA.. • itlEr Liberal advances made on consignments tiled foie proper discharge of his duties ;It will when required. my -I Sit Its Commercial Department Will be entrusted to one who le every way qual- be conducted in an PISSOLUTION.-TILE COPARTNER snip bur etof or t. , exit ing between the unmet ied in the r',-.A1.,,n6 - 1.1;:ii1c.... F.' Si+. 143 Vet eral street, Illeghetiv t i'y, t:rit,r , Le tit:.: “1 W II Mee'fve 5: Cc.. wilt .:1;Fo: :rm Mar..2h the i. , :i. 8 ., , ,,, , .. Featops lif?o,ing tlminstavez iiideited to the __:_ „ __ ______ KNABE Az C*l).`‘: clan v. 41 ;,1,„1,,,i.....i; 4 ,,, - ..“. , !,, I:, that time aim - - - '"---'. --- - - • - - settle 1% . 11. M . (I EL; PLANING MILLS. ,-1,-. • - . Gold Medal Premium Pianos, Jan. 13. 1844. G. M. ru i , ,ril. .0.16.1. TAMES 1111LLINGAR, MONONGAHE.. C. A. VAN - f:IRK & CO,, AN E : II..EGANT . I•OtTNTRY RESI - ft) LA PLANINGMILL, would respectfully These instruments have the entire Iron Frame - itE r aNT - FscTurarits op . D.1...:\1...E. 1 i ill ~ A .1...1...-A line iii , a story' . inform the public that he- has rebuilt since the French (*rand Action, Overstrung Bass, Agratle well built brick. house containing ten roams, with ' Bre; and having e nlarge/ Ills estatlishment, and Treble, etc., and arc warranted to stand in tune 00 GAS rixrrnr.R cin) CHANDELIERS, ' , one acre of ground attached, well stocked with tilled it with the newest and most approved tua- longer than any Piano manufactured. Certin r atent bnproyeff ; choice fruit ; pleasantly situated in the village chinery. is now prepared to furnish flooring and cates have been given by Thalberg, Gottschalk, . N Ew AND P.PAVIIV O 4. SING, ExcELs MR AND PATENT pf Rochester, overlooking the Ohio river, and planing boards, scroll sawing and ; re-sawing, Satter Strackoneh and all the ruusicar.c Irbil pEri‘c.eser,lari.indTatu=tteloAiraeti,litalytelfitivroare Fat- - within n' , . a 1.4. -- .''t.. u ai n k . o r l;tl F le izil li zi E i.ai . St . : lo tion. ' dozs u ,... R sa pi sh r a r i s i n, s . h. ,, u . t , t s er e s p , t. k 7 i , l i n s.7,7 d . rfed frames, jaw . tort ivy ROOT. PARAGON CO.i.LOIL BURNERS i, Fbr'partidulahftiq'aire c I mouklings, bO7( making, &c. ' .."4 - 1.4.1{1.,0TTe .I.X.M.E. "Just before the Battie f Mother," Rand Lamps, Columns, &O. t'.. PA ff 1)f-t., 4.3 Fifth street, .lan..iinfl P,:,chest.•r, Pa. I OOK. AT 1:t 1-.OGAII, SI 11.11.E1`. -A tem - ,, 0,1e agent for manufacturers • rre.s.r vicasr. FALESC(NAER. '.! .1 , TlißL,t.. • 1t,.11).' BRICK. DW.I..LLINO JUill. before the battle, Another, _ No. 517 Ala Street, Philajelphia, ITTS'OII, FI.Lk al vi: a. i:n . w.t..6 11. - R. Lo. ~ , house sod let of ground for sale,. situated near Mill E PINED SUGARS CIFICL. ~1 ru,: S , ..F.L:nlit. • Wylie street, ail. parlor, tie chamber looms. ALL ilffo Ift,N. ".1." and "B" ( . . - .flee Sugars. Ism thinkinK AIPBI of yolk ; While upon "thelield 'we're ma..celiing, Manutactory, Frankford, Phila. Pirt4Mugh. r't F , l , r.t , ry 19. IFZI. . - iic.lng room, kitohen, uellat Mad Tara. pi, and ' out bbl'. Crushed, Powdered and flrttnu- • With ithoeneMy Irr el&f. . , Alar-d 11 goods -warranted I a r al . Ten't ITC f to TOIL jy2..ly,i T inr, A VS' -"...... _.1 1 ,3_,... _ . ....t_ water fist tires, will be sold at a hatgain- Apo ; . bated-now in sure and for sale by Comrades. bray rAmAPUJulalle-.10-14! .: - sleek and Bondholders of th,i Company, to - CUTREflxr si SUNS, REV C. 3.71-.A-11-I:rf•Y TrUtT.A..IsT, tar .the ele,...tiau of DIRECTUIts, tin, such o:her f r .t.„2 o - • 01 Market at. jara.s. r.a; and iza Wood at low well they know; that on UM Morrow, ' &illness as mac corer before it, wit, be held at __ __- Some will sleep berinatli the sod. , wire - • ,--,4-:::i ~,-; !..: i.:1 , .::;: oiO 0 011:0 0 Vsaid Company. in the City of Pitts- , &I TOCKS AND BONDS FOR SALE.- , - 3:All hen Valle - COll - rale 'Eureka . ... , . • - ' •.- e be r d o:nns et , c l an ej): ;. ; :tea. ,a, C LP I C S ‘ 7 I,:. 9 F L ,,,, leQ lf t t tl 4 , W l : obp - 417 .' 4 . At the low rate atone Dollar and Fins Cent!' pet t i l OCNT ft I.' It.A34ll)V e llcar , von, gm. , E . ~ . . , , . 'IfONGCOPE & PEARCE blirgPs PO $ a # IfLL) W E"NL6I)AY UF ttis a eg I . '. Bank Connt- 'l ,s i - • --- ;:lVl'reii ( bf "l u4 I " dwellilned kilt-T( 2 '14,2a PEreorisiti. ur nee, A legheny /3a 7 ...,LL 7,.. Pe,. . ' 1wi42,14, A. ,-,le : '-: Ua. In , a ii - go order, a comfortable well.buirt two- ~ .. ' ' • __„„.,,-' • - • " - ~• • - 1-.- • ' annum. . SL -;llliiiitifocturera and Importers of ltralterandlAsuraneeAgent, hC fruit trees, grape ~, CJlmpany, at their ()Mee, in atte•Oity of Pitts ~ _ The Stock and Bond Transfer - Books of the Ce nt Oee4a. "-- - " • ti• S;sli - 4 4 4. , tfurke's Building. well of expellent tester , e 3 f Tines For sale jry ()HA& AND . fenced in. situate fa a healllly - ,.. - Anal.arebley ....., . .k:,,or .li L.' .., .=., -.., 1 41 . 4 ° kIIFEW - ' 1 ovirmtuti, tiooDN burgh. and a: the Transkr AgeneY ~,, . , . • - ~ • • -- - - 0.- a•? , --,1,=.,._-,.... 3 of New York, will be closed on ..,.. , , , st'iFor aeleby . - i r • ~i rg •3 l the lot day of I -HARDP hsc,'ursaeabienrirny 1 , --- AND FrkflfOßS rg arm •ctis, march . at Scr'elOck p. ad. scud renfainelosed un- 1 ,R, IEI MPt ODEON; frottritOtoltloo. . in the City , 4 44 4 1 9 suilii =urtht.,. Lamm ii _ . neighborhood , easy of aeeese nr.falltoad. A'at s 1.20 . ri .:Tlti •-• , u , price and term; applylo - t t;;-- Y- iihredind 1,1c , i . NO. ID - 43914.4j-P04.440Pvt, tll the 17th flay of fla.mfiiri/lAMIII )4' Xi IL . : . - . PHA& C. f . s, myrinksri sums, .' t . ~, - ;FETZER. er:ATIMSTORNIN •s• . .:.;,. -••-• geerptary. i , ;fetal, . 81 Wood at. WO 61 Market street. ! le corner Market andielaiketa 1,00 tasi-ird • •• t• '• .".; ~ .THFLA.DEI.P.I-I.LA. teata.l .. •_."11 g.) :raw:bead dwelling house 1 MC/NEST MANNER, WEIMILESALF. AND RETAIL DEALER Ihisaded to inform the public of honest and Elq - !vrT defoojuil Of d t -Fit4, Vying no countena7._.: • r en,,urage. GEN T IS I ' FURNISEVG GOODS , menito dishonest dealings. 810 CILESTNUT "STREET, mpt-lqd PHILADELPHIA. TERMS: DAII#Y EDITION, IP* 3Tig,..- , f0.19 t . 1/Tol4 — oc: O wet*, To agents per humped cogies SATURDAY MORNING POST, five copies Tc4copieF Tvi'enty COptes, end one to getter up Thirty &Tim • rortyroPiet BANKING HOUSES, 84 FIRST NATIONAL' BANK, OF prra-sl3'UThlll. . TREASURY DEPARTlibriftl Oe?icE OP 0 031 PTP.OLLIIII,OF ru geATIABROT, Washington City, Aug.s,th, 1563. ), wit Ear AP, By satisfabtory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has•beemmade to appear that the FIRST NA.TIONAbBANKOF PIXTS BCRGH, in the County of Allegheny and State of Pennsylvania has been duly organized under and according to the requirements of the Act of Congress, entitled "an Act to provide a National Currency, secured by a pledge of United States Stocks, and to provide for the circulation and re demption thereof." approved February tdth, isea, and has complied with all the pros isions of said Act required to be coin plied with before commencing the business of Banking. Now "I Ht.:al-A.OIE, 1, Hugh McCulloch, Comp troller of the Currency, do hereb certify that the said FIR44T NA'rIO;NAL BACK OF PIT:TS , county of Allegheny and State ot Pennsylvania, is authorized to commence the business ot banking under the Act aforesaid. In testinion,' whereof witnems my hand and seal of otter, {his Sits day of August, 1863. HUG!! Comptroller of the Currency. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FITTSI3I . IIO 11, PA., Late Pittsburgh Trust Company. Capital $400,000, with privilege to to e...ea/if' to $1,000,000. MIMMI KOUNTZ & MERTZ, HA N 1 lEL3, S. 118 Wood stre6t, Se,:ond door above Fifth. Irk EA I.ERS IN FOREIGN AND MI- K, nii.atte Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes and riavernment Securities. Collections promptly attended tn. alit ITO LIVERS sSON S, B A N K E RS N• and Exchange Brokers and Dealers in Notes. Drafts, Acceptances, Unit, Nll,er and Bank Notes. ExchanFii on the Eastern sod Western Cities constantly' forisale. Cs-ilections made in Rll the cities throughout the United States. Deposits received to par funds or current paper, No. '6l Alarket street, between third and Yount' streets. OLD. SILVER, DEMAND NOTES, ti,7l Certificates of Indebtedness, quarterm,6- ters Certificates, 7 8-10 Bonds and Coupons, and all other government WILL securitieslAMS , bo nFlat hp m11,5:61nd Wood wtreet, corner of Third DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, 65 FOURTH STREET. cn.Aarriorti - .3 3 IN 1555 grkPEN DAILY, FROM 9 TO id O'CLOCK, LP also, on I .le,inesslay and Saturday evenings, (Join May Ist to November Ist, from 7 to 9 and from November Ist to May Ist, from 6 to 9 o. Deposits received of all sums not leas than.ON!: Ibwiart., and a dit Wend of the profits declare! tote' a year, in .lone and December. Interests Las been declared semi-annual lc, In Juno and - cember since the Bank was organised, at the ra:e of six per cent. R year. Interest, if not drawn Out. Is placed to the credit of the depositor as principal, and bears the same interest from the first days of .1 use and De. comber, compounding twice a year, without troubling the depositor to call or ei en to present Ids pass book. At this rate moue) .111 double in less than tweli e y ears Books containing the (Matter. By-Laws, Rules and Regulations, furnished gratis. on application to the office. PRERIDEI , T. EOR. t) E A I.ISR E VICE PIitI.IIDRNT , . John B. Nl'l'adden, Isaac M. Pennock. John Holmv. John 3larshal, Alexander -Peer, James B. 1 . .). 3leeds. Ek-nj. L. I.lmi:stock, A. %I P o lio, it, M James AlcAule}, 11111 llorgy‘ in, James Ilerdman, Win. J. Anderson. • • - TRCSTEE , ‘. Calvin Adams, James 1). Kelly, John U. flackofen, }-'ter A. Madetra. lieorge Black, \C 1. \ ankira. John C. Bindley, James Sliulle, .9.10nz e A. Carrier, Hobert Bolin. Charles A. Colton. Walter P. ISlArsbal. Wm. Douglas, John Orr John Evans, Henry L. Blagwall, Wm. I' V. eyman, .liihn H. )-lhoeulaerger, Wm. S. Haven. Win. E. sehdarts. Peter H. Hunkey, Alesrmtlet Twills I:I.:haul Hays, loaaii Nl...hillier, Win. F. Lavely, Christ: a ii Y rag, r. bk.CRETAItY A:CL , 'I 11 i•:., , 1211E.k. CHAR LE:a A.OO I.TON Real Estate ravingsn Institution. czTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION of the above institution oa rift nil flay r f :\ o ven-thee, 163. published in conformity to the charter : L Amount of Deposits, Not 2d, Amount of Interest due I epositor.2. . . 1,964 SI Amount 01 Contingent I- and 2.423 9; First Lier.lS on Real Estate .5.15,200 01 United States Bonds... ..... 50.000 00 U. S. Debt CertiticateA And Notes, (market value 11,0.51 Interest earned aot due * 5089^ Office Furnitr•e 150 00 Cash on boo) 11,011 21 , i 107,573 A. A. CARIZILIt, Treasurer The undersigned, Auditing Committee, hare examined the looks of the Institution, the bonie and securities, counted the cash, eca., and 11:o e found the above statement to be correct. W. B. COPELAINID. NICHOLA.S VOEGTLY, WM. H. SMITH. Deposaa tec,•ived DAILY, and EVERY SAT URDAY EV EN11"“). IN'l hxk>T Pall) at 6 per ceat per annual. ISAAC J( )N - Es. PRESIDENT. Hot. T At. HOW E. i HDP. J. K.5100E3E11) W. H. S3tLTIT, U. 6. HrssET, W. B. COPELAND, JACUB HARVEY CUILDS, 1 NICE 01,1,9 VOEOTLT. Office, 63 Fourth Street. nod PHILADELPHIA CARDS ....1.514.H H CHAS. 0. SWOP ' 3l - A_Cgr . EYE & Importer! and dealers In CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETTS, Vestings, Tailors' 'Primula,.lmo, NO. 25.5 „NLA.Bar...I. 7 7. - r oc2S-tf PHILADELPH IA. WM. BRICE & CO., Produce and Provision GrIEOrtGrV. {aI3ZAN T. , Manufacturer and STOCK BROKERS. " biTcA.:4 - 1 - E•TAL+ 7 ;' NOTE, STOCK,. DRAFT, BOND AND MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE BROKER, OFFICE, /LOOM, No. /% BUBRE'S BUILDING, F01:11.11 Si lIET, PITT's firßk ill. PA. 'a-Desirable Mill property and other Real Estate to the amount 01 $1(x),00n for ital.?. low. NOTARY PUBLICS. JOSEPH SNOWDEN, Naar' A..yot-sr ae. - (713 /Lai CI , MIVOR'S OFFICE PAPER MANUFACTURERS S. B. & C. P. MARKLE, 811.11 , cAlers in IT 0 , ( , : "Jr 17, , And all kind : of Wrapping Palk') fl n - ve Ylemovz•d FROM NO. 97 WOOD STREET, TO No. 33 Smithfield Street, PIYVIO P. apJ Armir .- C.1.1t ! . .:1 1Z A' HOUSEFURNISHING UPHOLSTERY Nu. a 5 lulsrthStief.t., Near Word, Tit iSt IisCItIBRIIS S 1 .1 INIFA C- Trizu sr. l keep ednatantly on li ei ery artldlc iu their line. ttrnantente, Curtain tanlori a. leather lhata, Mat treaseo ci art tI4 , J. !he ceiehritru patent raprin7 I tea : - .aha.lee, }hinds and Ft a7lll es r..ti..nieln given to vUorders for tit tiny Oil Clutha, O. 0,t17-lytl HUENICK. STEAMBOAT FORGING, &C .I.NDI%v rttlev,,ot; ue:.rtal IRON CITY FORGE, KLO_MIN & PHIPPS, NINTH ARV, PITI , 4O'IU3II iv!N T: FACT !. BAR 'IRON, GE era! xr.,l :-,tetuthuzit Forginga, Passenger, T're:gl,l egi, e selo-ti MIZE= COPPER WORKS LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES, SMELTING WORKS li., L . 12 1.11: & Co . c R fq . Sheath, BrazteN nud belt Copper. Pressed Copper LU11,1,. Raised sub bo,touts, sp.ber N.t.,. Also ter:, Neal, Ir. l =a I , sheet iron, e. A. Rntl 1 oJis I1li:s1 turl I Z.` LC UN i) Pt tt) k , l oppt I AL, o.cau e,l patter, GLASS WORKS IME:=I I' NNIN 11 .1 .11 S if 1.11. 1.0111 1111 f \Vf 111NS—Wra.- houc,e 119 Wafer f- I ree: 4f1,1 I,Cf First t, k'ittsburgh, I'9 , three cl,,orff below the Mono.- gettelft Houre, 1n auUtnt furor, of nttsburgh try IV Induv. Prub•4 . l,t,' II ar.kl note, Coo \ (11.t9A. lot l'ftrlor 99 111,1,,w5.Ch0,1,.. e p raid public! I 11,114,. apt WINES, LIQUORS, &C .111C()I_Y 11,1.0[1, r "10•1 c, r in FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS, Itill SMITHEI Eli) STREET, IL)(a 6th ST JACOB I{EILLEIL Ll 3 INVl'fl+: pain, 1,1 Ines aD•I 1 tclrh it! e•- le,•te,l And itni , ,rred I c him: , 11 l'huretie,, could ~n 00! lluuw at Ills e Io.lloilukout Itv• .1 V., I Inc. ti to IlJe Cif , r (01 Al.). )1 , e -L I the best 14••1.1,.: HENRY W. BEAUMONT CO Foreicn Brandies, Winos and Gins, 131,..kberr V. \VIM tupl I lii ,1.1.11 , ..a :•: ,, flUuatieiri, kyr. tO I 4,1 her , NC). :43 llt I t It I: , uppo-s.to th H. P.l .eirllotel, 7evcrns t prutii3 lot 1 GAS PLUMBERS & FITTERS A. ) 1.) "1" . PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS, NO. 1(33 WOOL) .4TItEET. Oi.pos“e In: aLd NO. 47 °till) ALLE(.IIEN 1 . VaI....M.PS. SiIELT LEAD, Lead Hos Lead. mud Ylutut er's Alatertal lu 1;v...1a! irmi Refineries fitted un in the moot api I.)t ed msrmer. /auks, Lined silt!, Lead ur i.upper. Muli3O ,V1:11 IVatcr a:. (}as tlxt..re talS. —All ort!ers !Torii:ll ittended ap3-1 y d ..11/ . .' . 3 0 HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &C NO. 350 LILIEB.TI' STREET, Next to Pennsylval,Lt PaEaenger Dept JOHN SAVAGE. PROPRIETOR. ;HAVING TAKEN A tilL) FITTED 'CP. with all the modern in:pro, °meat, this pl. Oar retort, the , r.:l.+scri , er lc l repared to accom modate lab olj : ti.e wlth the brit the mai will be carved up in et cry v anety of style Juri.v the season. 111: Wine, Liquors and Ales he feels confident to rc,,n.::,:E;;Liir::- them to the p a lio for their excellence. Can, bucket and c-hell uysters received daily. and sold wholesale and retail. tuy2o•l3 Co 1.5 IC , t' , NO. 22 DI/11410ND ALLEY, MIRE SUBSCRIBER A NATOITSCEs to the public thitt le in allay receipt of FRESH SHELL rind S dic ' ancg:.{ le prenared to qCCOIMIIIO,I3 te the patron., cif thin old and well lenowu I,otti,e with every thins in the eisting: and urinlcuig lino at the liho cot notice. 111. N SHALIat, Proprietor. YOUNG'S EATING SALOON, corner of Virgin Ailey and Smith -11,14 atr cuts, Where OYSTERS Elii.l LC:i the delli:Etale,s of 1 h,. aeaaou will be serve ! lip in the Most palatable styles. ELI YOUNG, oci; corner "Virgth A IN y and :73mithfichl at. AP01.1.0 HALL u i ta.pt R D SALOON.— cu.A.KLEs soartriN IJR would remind hip. old friendu and customers that he is still to be found at his old stand, APOLLO HALL, en trance on Fourth street. lie has always ou hand the best quality of Lager Beer, .ind in connection with the hall, a well appointed billiard br d,,,,,,,, with good tables, balls and cues. Remember the place. Apollo Hall. Fourth at near Wood, entrance irom I north t y 1,1 y PITT ,, •Fl , "11‘"111 1 , 1,1% Partner X-3E 0 T. 7 IS 111 B Rt.; 11 LAMPS, OIL, &C J. G WthDOZit. WELDON & KELLY, LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS, C It BOti OILS, BENZINE, &C., No. 16,1 Wrlnn STTIEETi l nenr sixth, PITTSBURGH, PA I...IICT:Nrr on. WORKS. DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO., MANWFAVTURER ,, a , PURE WILITE REPINED .E!L 11. 13 C) C:1 Ma Office, 291 LIBERTY STREET, myS-Gmd PITTSBURGH, PA. TAILORS 13 .. 1,1 p.i C P 11_,S , MERCHANT TAILORS, Vis SMITHFIELD STREET, lyliTE HAVE RECEIVED A V Dime and well selected stock of FALL & WINTER GOODS, I ting nl elothu, Cils , itsvieres, Veelings, Alio, a large atoel: of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. Includtnz PAYER l ()LOWS. TIES and ever's - thing usually kept be drat-ells 3 EurnY..4l - Stores. Orders prolupti y executed. au3o-iyd HOUSE CARPENTERS CURTIS C. STEINMETZ, Mal= House Carpenter and Jobber, SHOP. VIRGIN ALLEY, Bel..ve,n n.. 1 I.ll,erty PITTSBEROII, PA 11,:er, art promptly attended to ALDERMEN FRANK KELLY, Foreign Frail, Nus s, Confortionas - y, Sugar•. Fire Works, &r., Alderman and Attorney at Law, NOS. 126 AND 128 WOOD STREET, NO. SI FIFTH STREET. PII ISI3I ROIL 21,Z - CoLectlon of tic:cola - 11a an.l leg,l Iv - LE JAn neas promptly attendedteiez-1 .1 WHOLESALE GROCERS, LOAN OFFICES WINES BRANDIES, GINS, &C. HENRY W. •CIMIOTTE, NO. 100 SMITHFIELD ST., Nenr the corner of Jth, MONET IN LARGE AND 531A14 gnat:dines loaned on bold cad Silver, Id, toolida. ewelry, old and Silver Walciata, an] all kinds of article , . or any lenkqh of time agree.] on. Thego,oi cannot be delivered wiallll.lt the Oi-Odbie flour, limn 7 A M. to 10 P I. ia3o MASTIC CEMENT WORKERS MASTIC CEMENT. W A S 0 Vii, MASTIC WORKER, IPILEP,tRED TO CEMENT TUE t eaterior of 1,111,1.11;qt aith rtneEil, elleaper 1,1•1$4,1 - 101 . 1,1 llUite e tofore. Int+ cement has no evil - tat ;it fort,e solid and thlr.ibic elle:, to any surface. irni4ll.sh.itte. tra - !, /aid equal to '.1:1 101111 y of tOonf. fhe undersigned in the ooh reliable an .+. workiinan w tliln iii.a.ieht ui this city. I ILI, nppite I 0..1., t.',:ttent for tho geutlenoto. uttom thy. 1,04, ,tr, at liberty to n. ter .1 Lfinseli residence Penn bt rent, finished. 6 yri Jet., 2.1...1. andless, 2illeghen y, dh. 6 ,z, .1. II Shoenbereer, Lns re, e% i'de, do 5 )ri .1 1) McCord. Penn .•.r,et, ,to 4 tri A. 11Lie, eler, Ls,' rereser,l 10, do .S , rs (iirsrd liouce, I'o tsii,r,,. - h. ~. t y 4.1 : .. .0 ('!rules tlo Addrrss (). ENGINE BUILDERS WM. M. FABER & CO., STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS, Iron I'o n lit I General Machinists and Boiler Maken Pcuna. R. R., Pafteictiger Station PA. "lIVIcANUFACTURER ALL KINDS OF Ntesta Engines, ratiglng Irout Liu ee nue od unl tune n tntr. nud suited lor ( I ri6t :11111g, p lst I 1 ns:to- C!, din e pArllcul.tr tueal Imo to I:,e entistr,flion ttn.l 1•)r g 1 .1.0 Inllls, nod Tor 11111, i.e/ ul4 11 , 113,1,11111,1:it•t1 awl :r 1) 1../1" s‘,ltt meat at short notice anti Both rs every des:tiptlom Also ; I urnish Boilers amt Sheet Iron seller - ate] v, Wrought Iron t•thatting. re nut Putties ;LA every s arletV. anti continue tilt• ruantii-410, Woolen Alachlnery and Mactilue Vat pricer: are our n.nout4,:tk. - erl of the best q uaUt OA mai 4.rlal_ hr,,twarroi.l,l in nU cases to give 83 Isfaotion ieta-Orderitfroui o 1 part., ot the country soll,:t ted ‘nd promidl. PORK PACKERS CHARLES L. CALDWELL, t• - • P 0 fi r•-: Dealer in Bacon, Lard. u red Ham ›Luoked Beet, &c. CORNER MARKET AND FIRST STS 4:WELRY, J 'E. W E L. U V T HE SLESCRIBEftS li VE JUST opened a very large and deal rable 9 toc FINE GOLD JEWELRY, GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, For Ladles' and CI entletnens' wear ; tine Bronze Clocks, Fancy Goods. E!sll_. W R , Such as Castors, Cake and Fruit Ba3keti, Goblets, Card Cascs, lea Seal/. eiJ. REINEMAN, MEYRAN & SEIDL E, de`2o 42 Filth street BREWERS SPENCER & BREWERS & AMSTERS, PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY. WE HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A superior Pt - 1101e 01 Me, Porter and Brown Stout, And will continue to make it our aim to give satisfaction to all of our customers. Mr. Robt. Watson of Lilre:;y street, will have the manage of our business. v. nth full control in the Brewery. Address all orricrs to SPENULE sr. IN - PICA S', Pheonix Brewery Plttsburk - h. Pa NOS. SPENt:ER, . 1 1S :Ni.K.AV COMMISSION MEROHANTS - - IMO; SRL L Y JOHN mpoßgm A 11, COMMISSION WERCEANT PIG METAL AND BLOOMS, NO. 74 WA TER ST., below Nltwket, PITTSBUIIGII. R. HUTCHINSON, (LATE OF LEECH & HUTCHINSON,) STON A_ 24 ro FORWARDING MERCHANT, W k:STERN RESERVE CHEESE, Flour, Grain, Fish, Dried Fruit, Pearl and Pot Ashes, and Produce generally. Best Brands of Family Flour Always on Hand Between Wood and M.rket, PITTSI3I:Iti:JI, PA .963'Liheral advnr.ca made on Con3ig - nments apll-13 El= WM. H. SMITH 4Sc CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 112 Second and 147 Tint Streets, WHOLESALE GROCER, Nos. 18 and 20 Wood Street, 111:7MER H D RHYMER Late \llller s FileketioW6 REYMER & BROTHERS, [ , ticccssors So I{cvm[r & Anderson,] Distillers ruul Dealers in Fwc Old Monongahela Rye Winaky, 327 LIBERTY STREET, rTSLSCWIII, PA .31" . Xl T. 3" INT I._: X 3 V "liiv - , IF'. •Cslg.fau Duquesne Brass Works. IMIEZE 'adman ('i•r:«•ior<l, FINISHED BRASS WORK A - -lIN.tS of superior smooth- 41 E 311301TIVOtt :AND REPAIR tut; prow pt y to. noie agents lor WvS , cl - 11 I; jot ILIC bale. of AltSH'r, ,Vl' 10 IN 1 . 1 MP. ‘rith Lan4L'elr,3 du L', \, 114,, 1.1110, 1 b.O It I J. & M. M'STEEN, BRASS FOUNDERS, BRASS ANO IRON COCKS MADE TO ORDER. Also, Brass Casrings of all Kinds, 11 to 1111ing 111/ an 1 re pairing :;a .11. {ILL 1 31 %Voter hire-ri, near Liberty. V IliE 3IEIIIiERS OF Tills FIRM BE- A_ •II,"11 110 11.010', 01 want - !e,are a•,- I,.a.alen.ae an the 114i111...., 111 f . C.51.r1,1 iu give s ta,lact tin In ei Orr resi•et e arc Also aeents I,r t ;An , 'a.::•teere Pumps lur w.oer Aef,-.1y,1 STEEL WORKS. • Black Diamond Steel Works, PARK, BROTHER & CO., Best Quality of Refined Cast Steel Fiat and I ,:t . ..1%./0../ all SiZei. NVArt,tord rtny 11,1. I 11, c,untr,. HO di 13/ Pt and 120 S 12-secoud sits I 1,1 Z.... I 1 , .13 L ilvl D. W. Pittsburgh Steel Works, ,TONF>4, 1301 - 13 ..%z - CO., PITISItI . II,4II, PA Cati Steed; also, Spring, Plow and A 13 Stet] Springs and Az t:onaer ui RoJe and Fitt Streets, Uhler Care of the Franri con Brothers V lIIS INSTITUTION, SITUATED IN Loretto. Cambria County Penns) itania, etuut tour mires Loin Cresson Station, on the direct ro,,ie between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, was chartered in 1858, with privileges to collier the usual Collegiate lionors and Degrees. 'l4 location of the Colley is one of the most Healthy Itnausylvania--tho portion of the Allegheny mountains being proverbial for its pure water, brat lag air, and pie , uresque scenery. The Scholastic year corn MerbiCa on the FIRST MONDAY aftet the 15th of A COUST, and ends about the 28th of JUNE following. It is divided iutotwo Seaslons. Students cannot ret urn home between the i-,esslons. All the Apparatus neces sary to Land :-.urveyin t r, Engineering, &c., bewilt furniored by the inititution to the Staderits. Instrumental and Vocal M‘igic forms no extra charge. Students will te admitted from eight years to the age of manhood. Tinsts-- , Boapcl and Tuition, payable half yearly kn advance 65. Surveying, and use of instruments, per an num 20 Clasical and modern Languages, extra.... 50 Students spending V aca don at the Vollege .. 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 M'Laughlin, delphia ; Rev - . Pierce Mahar, Harrisburg. N. B —A hack runs daily to, Lorretto from Cressen eel NO. 102 SECOND STREET, GROCERS. PITTSBURGH WILLIAM BAGALEY, YL f TSB(' RUH I=l GROCER, 1 13 I INC 0 Di D, EIMMICIIIMEM BRASS FOUNDERS e keep ...itl.4lAntly on nand every I 41-let., 101=121 OAS AND FITTERS, PIIT , Att Fit3ll PA Millig=lllll Frr•r.: ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE, Rev V: A. Superior. MU; i ',W044 .004. _ . WINTER AiißA4lopis,NT! Pemisylvadia Centitt3.: MINE ri.A..ri,T . ,^rtLAlN'e. • ONSTANT ADDITIONS ARK itE C. - ing made to the equipment of this excellent double trackand express ropte, and every possi ble care while exercised far the, comfort of pas sengers and rapid nitiventent bffreight. Trains will leave the depot in.Pittsbitrgh as follows: THROUGH ACCOMMODATION daily, (ex cept Sunday,) at 60 a. in., stopping at all sta tions between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. FAST'MAIL every Morning, (except Sunday,) at 250 a. in., stopping only at principal Stations, and making direct connections at Harrisburg for Baltimore and Washington, and for New York via Philadelphia. THROUGH EXPRF''' , ..S daily, it 426 p.. stopping - only at principal Stations, making di rectionnections at Harrisburg for Baltimore and Wafting - tomtits:l for New York via Philadelphia. FAST LINE daily (eicept Sunday,) .at 8 3+5 p. stopping only atprincipal Stations, Connect ing' at Harrisburg for Baltimore and Mrashington, slid. for New York via Allentown, without' change of cars; also at Philadelphia for New York. JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 300 p. stop- ping of all Slations, and running as tar as Cone maugh. ' FIRST AOCOMMODTION TRAIN for Wall's j Station, leavesdallyaexcept Sunday,)at 630 a. M. SECUNI) ACIOOMMODATI9N . _,TRAIN for Wall's Station, leavest daily', ( etcepyStinday,) at it 40 a. m. - • .• ' • • • - THIRD AC(,' :MAK/DATION::TRAIN for Wall's Station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at m. 3 FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Walls Station leaves dailyk , erseoSunday,) at 6 00 p. m. THE CHURCH TRAIN lkaveiVall's Station, every Sunday at 905 a. ta:; ?returningc•leaves• Pittsburghat,43gbp.m.- - RE¢'IIRNfNO TRAINS ARRIVE IN PITTSItLIEGE. AS FOLLOWS: Baltimore Express„ 12 AO p. m. ehfladelphify Express 120 p. m. Fast Line 1 30 a. m. Through Mail Train 1 00 a. in. Johnstown Aecommodatiott. ...... 10 05 et. tn. Ist Wail's Station Accommodation.... 6 25 . a. us. 2d Wall' s Station Accommodation.. ..• 8 35 a. in. • 3d Wall's Station-ACeommolAtion.• • 56 P• 4th Wall's Station Accommodation.... 6 06p. m. Baltimore Express will arrive with Phfladel)lhia Express at 120 p. on' Mondays. TRAINS FOR BLABIHVILLE and ANA connect at Blairiville Intersection with Through Accommodation, Xohnstown Accommo dation aml Express Train East, and, with Balti more Express and Johnstown Accommodation West. TRAINS FOR EBENSBURGconnect at Ores. son with Express Trains and Meil Vain West, and with Through Accommodation and Express Train East. 11:11=1 IF A R E TO NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA.... BALTIMORE LANCASTER HARRISBURG ALTOONA Baggage Checked to all Stations on the Penn sylvania Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Balti more 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. NoTlC.E.—ln case of loss, the Company will hold themselves responsible for personal baggage only. and for an amount not exceeding glee. N. B.—An Omnibus Line has been employed to convey Passengers and Baggage to and from the Depot, at a oharge not to exceed 25 cents for each passenger and baggage. J. STEWART, Agent, At the P. R. R., Passenger Station, on Liberty and Grant streets. 0020 1864. aggliwE 1864. THE PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY, AND Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. WINTER ARRANGEMENT ON AND AFTER JANUARY Ist, 181311, trains run as follows, viz Leave Yittab'g. For Chi'go. For Cler'd. ForWheel'g Expreaa 1.45 a. at. 1.45 a. m. 1.46 a. m. Express 1.46 p. in. 1.45 p. m. 1.45 p. m. Mall 6.30 a. in. 6.15 a. m. Arrive Pittsburgh, P. F. W. & C. R'y. 2.20 a. m., 3.30 p. in.. 7 00 p p. m. & P. lt. It. 10 a. m., 3 50 p. m., 805 p. m ACCOMMoDATION TRAINS Leave Allegheny hor Alliance. 2orN. B. ForN. C. For Steu'e ;:.15 p m. 1.15 a. m. 6.40 a. au 1'2.00 in. 3.00 p. in. 3.00 p. m 4.30 p. ni. 5.40 p. w. RETURNING. Arrive Allegheny, Y., F. \V. Sc 1.. R'y 7.20 a.. ta., 8.40 a. m..,.2.35 p m 4 s m. 0 Y R. R En. PARKIN, Ticket Agent. rnion Passenger Station, Pittsburgh, Pa A I ..L.CASSELBERRY,Agent, Allegheny City H PAYSON, Gen. Pass.. Agent. P., F. W. & C. liy. Co. F. R PFTERS, Gen. Ticket A g ent, C. di. P. R. R. Co Pittsburgh & Connellsville R. R 07,tir 5 - 31 Pixy o t g ato r who .4 ArkN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE WU/CI:ALDER 241, 1863, Trains will leave the De. pot, corner of Ross and W.ster streets, as follows: Leaves Arrives at Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh. Mail to and from I."ntown. i a a. m. 6 00 p. m. Expreba 3 00 p. m. 1 00 a. m Ist "I'lieesport Acc'dn. 11 00 a. m. 7 00 a. m 6 15 a. ta. 205 p. m 700 a. to. 830 a. In 4 15 a. tn. 640 p. m Ist Port Perry Braddock's Sunday Church Train to and from 3l'keesport, I p. m. 10. 00 a. m Far tickets apply to GEO.BOULTON, Agt. BLACKSTONE, Supt. deS. AMERICAN II 0 USUE, BOSTON, IS THE LARGEST Alta) VEST AR ranged Hotel in the New England States la centrally located, and easy of access from all the rontes of travel. It contains all the modern im provements, and every convenience for the com fort and accommodation of the traveling publio, The sleeping rooms aselarge and well ventilated the suites of rooms are well arranged, and com pletely furnished fq faill4ies and large traveling parties, and the bowie will continue to be kept as a ilnit-cltuts Hotel in every respect. • Telegraph in the house to all parts of the coon try .Boston, Sept. 1863 RENRY RICE, Proprietor. sel2-6md To Builders and Contractors. MING W E B Superior article?rticleMotANVFACiir Which we are prepared to deliver from . our COAL YARD, 509 LIBERTY STREET :PAL IKE x.-sr - 41:ti1 I-• Always on hind as usuaL Steam Wagon Work, ON HAND AND MADE T O ORDER W4CKMB* WHEELBARROWS, STORE TRUCKS, 11A1 - AND :iTHAW CUTTERS, C. COLEMAN. Marion Avenue, Allesteny.CHy ocei pd "CM7 - 42\ T. 4. 3FP.AL.V6=M POR AUTUMN OF 1663, A complete assortment of beautiful V.A.pv.n YT GlriG~, Of all styles, at prices lowcr than can be again offered. For sale during the season by 312 60 10 50 10 00 . 860 65 360 RETFRAING 10.00 a. m T- Ai . ItEST QUALITY OV DIC KSON,, ST ENVAELT tc CO W. P. MARSHALL, E - . 1 Wood atreet 'NOR 14 .116S8 rctic omPArMY F , F#MaD OF FIGE3ip. 1136 anti 431 17,1 ES near-Fifth. , 4 43TATErninleT Or ASSETS, 'JEW rubllitteA , A4mEmbly to Act , be ing First Morngaire, ettlirelli fiAltrA3 32 RagiEstate (present value 9101,313 46 " east.e., - 1 26 Temporary Loans on ample' Collate ;sl=l;=Val'Ult- 89,786 68 T,B3i 00 27,810 33 68 The: only profits Trom premiums' hi this company can divide, by law, are fro6arldOP.Ptict -have been determined. ' Ingurancoa-mads on every description tlf Prop erty,'ln'Town and Country, at rates as honviil are consistent*lth seCurity. • • Since their incorporation, aparical, prAiriy yes*theyhttveptild losfies by Flit, to an unt 66.c•ezt, Foßr 1 4 1 1 1 10a6 t '. e 06 Dollars,eh, fording' evidence or the advantages of Imiumliee,- as well ask the ability end dispbedidoeto•Meetivith promptness alliabilities. LOsset pirld'auftv i c E rt r 1850, 889;0838. Cu simmi-W. BANCIEBB, Aloaoathsh R. Loris TORIAA WeiTNER, DAVID S. Baowzij „ SAMUEL GEHAFT, "7.s.Aao Law, ~. JACOB R. SMITE, EDWARD.ti:DAtt; ciEoBoE W..paCHAD.DB,S*3OBI3.2; VALES, CHAS. C. President. JED WARD C. DALE, Viee President. Wst. C. steel, Secretary pro tern. G S. ARDEN - El. Agent. mylB Northeast cot. Third and Wood ats. cost Notes and. HlllsNieetiiittle.. Cash PIELLADIUMA MEANT:IIM INSURANCE COMPANY, 149 CELBSTNUT STREKTI, Opposlpil tixo Custom lipiuse C4441...42113.9.00. -Auet0..41304443. NV'ILL MANE ALL HINDS OF IN- S URANCE, either Perpetual or Limited, on every description of Property or Merchandise, at reasonable rates of premium. . RDIM P., 'ICING Preddent. M. W. BALDWIN, Vice President. Dili ECTORS., oltaiti.ne Bars, E. R. dips, _ F., 11-.- Etrousn, Geoaos W. BMWs, P. IL SILVERY, • JOREPR'S..P.Art., C. SHERX/L.N, JOSEPU,Claorrob-, S. J. Maoanon, E. Waatt , F. BtacKorria, Secretary, I. G. COFFIN, Agent. Corner Third and Wood/streets. ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO., OF Prrrerfa:Tß.oll. , °Mee, No. 37 Fifth Street, Sauk Shiek. IiNSITELES AGAINST ALL SEINDS;OF FIRE AND lIIARUTEILISRS. SAAC - JGNES, - President_LlTDlMo- CORD, - Vice President ; D. M. /di/ONi Biceetary; Capt. WM. DEAN, General AVIA, • •., • • Dittecrotts—lsaac Jones, C. U. Hilssey, gar vey Childs, Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Nt'llson, B. L. Fahnestock, John D . McCord, Capt. Edam Jacobs, R. P. .steeling, Capt. W. Dean, Robert L. 1 1 / 4 PGrem, Robt. H. Davis. noel Western Insurance Oompany of Pittsburgh. EtWRGE DARSIE, President F. M. Gonnos, Secretary. Capt. R. B. Coon KAN, Gen'i Agent. No. 92 Water w street, (Spang Vs Warehouse, np stairs,)Pittsb h. lEL INS L'RE A.G INSID A.LL kinds of FIRE and INIARDTE ,10.SR.S. A Rome institution managed by Direct:Welch° are well known in the community, and why are determined, by promptness and liberalltri to maintain the character which they hare Resumed, as offering the best protection to those who de sire to be insured. ASSETS, OCTOBER 30th, 1561. Stock Accounts $ op,coo 00 Mortgage 2,1130 00 Office Furniture 2,50 00 Open Accounts, etc 7,809 00 Cash 18,351 00 Premium Notes 27,505 00 Notes and Bills Discounted 114,075 00 8299,251 00. DIIVECTORE—R. Pinner, jr., James . APAuloy, Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimiok; Ifrobrge Dante, Wm. H. Smith, Chu. W. Ricketson 'An drew Ackley, Alexander Speer, Dirrid Hems J. Thomas, Benj. Bakewell, Jo.. VCltino JAM - ES 311".L.A.T.TG-1312114;Nc DEAL EA TN OYSTERS, B U TAR, NAM, POULTRY AND EGGS, 36() ILIII3EXCP - 17 SritV.E.P. del-dtf Down stairs. HOUNEICICEPERS FURNISHING STORE. GOODS FOE THE Brushes ' • Baskets • Jelly Moulds Wash...lllam; Cup Mops • . Wire Sieves,- Coal Scuttle - ' Stove Polish' Wasnerfb : liasting..Speone••.: Coifed Pillßst - Wash Boards-. - Sauee Pane , • Bird Boasters Fry Pans • -* ' Farina Boilers . - Ea• Beaters . ; Flour Ptutik puddink Pans Wain' Mere?* Bread Pans Pie Piatds • - Butter Ladles Clothes Wringers Iron HoldersWOodeo.Spoons Step Ladders 'Butterprmta • Keelers i Wash Tubs - Clothes Lines Soap.Oups • . Scales .Tosat_gorini Cook's Mitres Bad Irma •, Bread Boxes -Ideal Wessel Scoops 1 4143 ;5. 4 114 0 X 2, 4*4.1 ar- FOR r I'AILJE, IDWENTer RION. >3l. smcsit riarart: • Nut plaits •"- I Ice a Cysts. Kktivel t Ug Tin Ware Wooden Ware Spice Boxes Cup Tubs Straw . glitters Hair Sieves Mince K,lliVe3 Silver Soap Chamois Skins Skewers gridirons Lemon Spneezers Stew Pans Waite Irons Fish Kettles 130ticre Graters Larding Needlers Pudding Piano '.Syrup Jugs Cake Knives . Crumb Knives Salt Stands Fruit stands Forks - Baste.. _ Butter /WYE* 1 Forks andtSpenzur SQup T saes 1 Oyster .L4Ulleik , Gravy Ladlest Sugar_ Spanna t Ohildren'a ()ups I Billi 8 " °44 , Round & Oval: Salvere , leo. r Roberti Boupuet Stand 4 1 Goblets C1PT1.V.41,71."„ Iron Handled Halves Curers • Cocoa do do Forks Stag ' do do•apune Wafters English Tea Trays ' • lalturnb Brushes Fork Si Spoon Trays Crumb Trays Dish Corers ChalingDila Hash Dishes Coffee Bi Wine Strainers Coffee Care;Trri Spirit Coffee Pots N tit Crackers, Table Mats Boutid ,W alters Bread Baskets Cork Screws , Wine Criuleoi • Hnife:Sharteutg., Refrigerators Water Coolers, sic. FOR TAE C -114 A-Mi3ly , .lal Toilet Jars Foot Baths Chamber B E , Infant's Baths foifle Strid:' tellers' ' Mistress Brushes . ass Sha, n A gge k ,“ Shaving Altnas 1 Nursery Slialac - Brim; .fateh folders I do lissipiil power Stands Clothes, wkiral f ,r t , Nursery Refrigerators do Ifamperg Was Tapers Night fights, •: , , ~... ~. MISCV4-.1-- ,, k-NE_ 4 l l C. O O•,', -, Library Steve j Door mats ',„ yieug t a Flab Globes 1 Vestal . . ~.a ..., Vtl(Age's , :feat Safesiar. .:,, etts ?mix- tlatym..is.: Card tie Visite Frames Flasks oa . tußif.nives , . . Campl,sistqllSik." hind everything pertaining in kiptdisted Household. • To be obtained at renaonable ....ilea at the , STORE of i SAY ilICHAitpB", NO 30 FIFTH STREErf, First door below the A.ll Exchi,..egel3a.o, AW goods deilYare‘t ire, of oheeve l io, the city, Allegheoy, Birrnitteletui, Manche,ater, lin- Eueshe borough, etc. agis7lnur n 1 ovAi.. fIM N t HIGHT S RENON:F:O his stock of China and Queenawaeo.49. No. 22 WOOD STREET% adjoining Wm. liagaley, 'where '144431 be pleased to show his customers a complete snort ment of all articles in his line suited to the went. offamilitts, restaurants, hotels, steamboats, and city and country dealers. •rebi.ttnd Sell Your Old Books and Raplrak HIGHEST PRICEIas SE /UHF HIGHEST for Old bboks with backs removed, old newspapers ovorher prigred paper t4%itiltr Paper and Rag st ore, No 33 6. II HTHWI ST.. kart-ImA S. B. 64" C. P. KT,E. ay GOODS OD "pDD ? Lii rj - #l , lay itvlea. - 01,0 kits, sAcQUES, SILAVIA.TiThig of 1 every kind and a variety . oi• Other good& .I.Aii wqbe offered clierip tQ , kffind all ttij_ suabale,. 11 '. 1..).W.W.S -, Ncit)Oldsikel= or3l between fitti,lumitter • ' • - F311141---FiT} - 41 3 1 'The U nderdffried tar Ting rem. ye -4.-Igtaiffe ttPtire tilt Alga of Ine; SeotellOaSti to eau the .t et or - Flat. and , t. 1 74,40: 1 7 4 . bigrAtattW* - , ' • . •-, ;Mat • ' , LAUD home ivesTit billifo it l' i tett e xigu . 4=4 Xi • ; . c.T..; 1 ,, ~ ; .. 44 1 um. ... ma., ‘ , "'"l A• ;: , •:.1 . 2t . 4‘ .
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