OROSPECTLS FOR 1864
PIT tSBURGH POST.
For the increased and Increasing prosperity of
PITTSBURGH.PAST,
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meats to its numerous patrons ; we present It
thls morning in
AN ENTIRE NEW DRESS.
Notwithstanding the
ORGAN I'LLD .17:F'F'()rt're
Of some I , elonging l'ttO,nirsh Union
League I.)
REDUCE OUR BUSINESS,
lia==:ll3l3
FRIENDS OF THE POST
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Than if ever wee before. Miring the
past ptar It hqd
Largely Increased its Circulation,
Notl{ - ithito.l3ding the etfrrti 1,11t1,1e.1 to
to curtail it
The present year brings with it. n,:t 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 erprts have been devoted t
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Continuing Thornslves in Power
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IFIT:FO - Ft F.: 1' 1 7 : O' T.I
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BANKING HOUSES, &
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF l om eTROLLEE OF TECECURItiIiCT
Washington City, Aug. 6th, 1883.
W a EREaa, By satisfactory 'evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has be.eu made to appear
that the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS
BUM H. in the County of Allegheny and State
of Pennsylvania hat been duly organized under
and according to the requirements of the Act of
Oingress, entitled — an Act to provide a National
currency, stioured by a pledge of United States
Stiwk.i, and to provide for the circulation and re
demption thereof." approved February 25th.
1363. and has complied with all the provisions of
said Act required to be complied with before
commencing the business of Banking.
Now Tii tar. Feel:, 1. Hugh McCulloch, romp
troller of the Cu rreu,•y, , do hereby certify that the
said FIRST NATIMNAL BANE OF PITTs-
BCR4iii, county of Allegheny and State of
Pennsyl; area, is authorized to commence the
bUSIIIPS4 of banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testim(ll whereof witnesss my hand and
seal et oltlee, this Oth day of August, 1863.
lit 'OH AIcUU
Comptroller of the Currency.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
61 , PITTSBURCI H., PA.,
Late Pittsburgh Trust Company.
Capital 9400,000, with privilege to In
creare to 91,000,000.
The Pit tshurgh Trust Company having organ
ized and, r the s.a to provide a National Curren
cy. tinder the till- ot the FIRST NATIONAL
IiANE I.' I'll 'NEIL' RU H, would respectfully
otter its al ri aced for the collection ol Notes,
I Irsft s, of I ',change, &c., receive money on
deposit and buy and sell Exchange on all parts of
the count ry.
The tillt.leeci which has attended the Plttshurgh
Trust Com pan V :lin,. Its organization In 1U5.2.
will we believe i.e a xutllcient guarantee that husl
neaa entrusted to the new organization will re
eels c the stunt, prompt attention.
Haciug /I t cry extensive correspondence with
Banks and liankerE, throughout the country,
we heitevc u c .•tin oiler unturned hicilities to those
.to R. 3111- us {AI 116.
The bustn, will Le eoieliteted hy the Edi me
otTleer. and dlrect,rs
JAME - . LAUGH I IN
R,BEHT
r,wm k 11F.1.1
wion r NIA
JA Eti LAUGHLIN. President
.T.sris I) tirrct v, Cashier .
ntigs-4&.,ctl
=IEEE
KOUNTZ & MERTZ,
118 Wood strect, Second door above Fiftb.
EALERS IN FOREIGN AND DO
meetx.: Et.O.anze. Coln. BAIA Notes am%
ciovernment secuntles Collmtions promptly
attrutlett tn. epli
IN
HOLMES es. SONS, BANKE RS
IN • rand Exchange Brokers and Dealers In
Not,t, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and
Bank Notes I.xchange on the Eastern and
Western I 'Hies constantly for sale.
• .
. -
Collections made in all the cities throughout
the 1 cited Stales. Deposits reerii ed in par funds
or rent pspor, No. 57 i\larket street, hetweer.
Third end Fourth streets.
GOLD. SILVER, DEMAND NOTE 4,
ertliicates ut Inilehtedness, quartrrains
tots
7 A-10 Bonds and Coupons
ei!l t Th t goverfilit , l,l
\Y. H. WILLIAMf,s ( 0.,
tntht,Cntil • Wood street, corner of Thiel
- --
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
C Foutcrii STREET.
< 'I I A 1VT97T1.11: - 11 IN 11-43.5.
OPEN DAILY. FROM JTO 2 O'CLOCE
plk W cd1,10.-I.q 111:1(1 :,ftttirdny enint,,
,1,111 rstny let to Nu; ctla,r let. from 7 TO 5 .',•11511
;LW, (,):11 Nn, ember Ist to May t.t from t tr, 9
k.
LI t n ur I. placed i„ ,!,.
red:' lilt' nll , l nerve tie
S eim•l fttruitt from lit ot .11/Ille NIA
nr
troulAing the thpuslh;: - to 4,1! nr Pi
phi I uok. At 11.14 z'Ot.
then twelve earn.
fj,itkA cone alulug the Charter. -Laws, Rules
u,t isrgu Ltslnua, fur: - .ishetl , •:t Et;:piic ‘llou
10
PRESIDENT.
EORIIL A 1. 1:
VICIE TRIEKIDENTs.
I.llr. B. :11'F fulden, Isaac \ I .
John 11"Ime., John( )larkh qt.
r.oeer. .Inmes B. I). deeds.
lil 1. Ahnestock, A. M. Pollock, M
.1 In.-, .‘;,• Hill Burps in,
!.,nt)...lll2rlUtt Ln. .1. A udcrbqn
TEL STF:E,
I htlein Attains. Jantes D. Ktllly,
John ....;. lia , k, , ien, Pefer A. M aileir I,
/ eorr.r. Black. Wm. V ankirk,
John C. 13indler, James Shhlle.
Alonze A. larder, Robert Robb,
Charles A. Colton. Walter P. Marshal,
\Vm. Douglas, John Orr
John Et MIS. Henry L. Ringwall,
Wtn l' Wey m 4 n, .1 oho 11. I.4l.cmiberger
Win ..,. lint en, W to. 1... Sehmert 7.
Peter II Illinlccy, Alexander rindle,
lliehaid }Jaya. bane Whittler,
Wlll. S Lttely, Christian Yeager.
Real Estate Savings Institution.
TATEDENT OF THE CONDITION
of the above intAltution on the thi tiny of No
t ember, 1e63. published in conformity to the
charter
Amount of Depusitif, Tuc. 161, 166.3.....5103.694 1,
Amount of Luterest due Ltepo6itors 1,964 91
Amount of Contingent Fund 2,423 SI
First Lions on Real Estate 01
tinged otateB 80nd5.........tit)
1... S. Debt t.:ertineates and
Notes, (market value
Interest earned not d ne
/thee Furniture
Dash on hand
The undersigned, AVriting Committee, hare
CX Ft mined the books of the Institution, the talnds
and ;securities, counted the cash, &0., and be e
found the shot e statement to be correct.
w. D. COPELAND,
NICHOLAS VOEOTLY,
\V 1. R. SMITH.
Depozdte recei red DAILY, and EVERY SAT
i , RDAI EVENING..
INTEREST PALI) at 6 per ceut per annum.
TRUSTEES.
ISAAC JONES, PRESIDENT.
Hos. T. M. I - lowa., How. J. K. Moonuaa n
I
%TV. H. SMITH, G. G. HUSSEY,
W 13. DOPELAND, JACOB PAINTER,
H allrEr CHILDS, I NICLIOLAS VOEOTET
PHILADELPHIA CARDS
GA, M AGEE .
Er;GM AN HICK.;
A.C4IEITC
importers and dealers in
US AND
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETTS I
Vesting's, Tallors"rrimmings t
NO. 235 t—rflEt Tr.rrr.
0c29-tf PHILADELPH
WM. BRICE & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 15 Boutl4 Water at.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Liberal Bdrances made on cons ignmen t,
when required. my-iyd
GrIECon.GFI GI A_IN
Manufacturer and
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
In every - description of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
810 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
C. A. VAN BEI:Mi & 00,,
YA N ACT 1111 EMS 07
GAS FIXTURES AND CHANDELIERS.
Patent Improved
EXCELSIOR AND PATENT
• •PARAGON COALOIL BURNERS,
&001 Mind' 1411nps, Columns, &O.
7t.1 • , ~ , f4, 4 0.1;41.114310, .
to No. 517 Arch Street, Philadelphia
00 Manufactory, Frahitford. Phila.
goods:warm:de&
(W VrI"I"EIEURAI3:I-I.
DIRECTORS:
Wm. K. NIMICR,
AL - EV:UNDER Sr Ecit,
FRANCIS O. BAILEY
ALEX. BiI.ADLfiV,
:NA ELL BEA.
13A
t reeeit e of all sumo not less than l):.r
,'cud of the r milts deel.tr,
I o. and Dt.,..en,lwr. Interest
••rt nod t I t- , 1 ill June and -
r it—e the -r,tltlsel, at Th., ,te
, Li4k.1.1.121 . ANL, TREAzUREH
•HA Hi, FS A OOLTON
I=l
4 , 11Y1,913 01
A. A. CARRIER, Treasurer.
Office, 83 Fourth Street
..181AII MICE'S
CHAS. 0. F..WoPii.
Produce and Provision
THE ' P - 1--PITT-Si3uRG-', MORINING, fIEiBETTARY e QG, :144.
''ISTOCK BROKERS.
a. H.
NOTE, STOCK, DRAFT, BOND AND MORTGAGE,
REAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE BROKER,
ROOM, N. 12 BURKE'S BUILDING,
Fur RIR STREET, .10 111, PA.
1151 - r) e sir hi; nllll property and other Real
Estate 10 the amount of sloo.oou for sale low.
NOTARY PUBLICS
JOSEPH SNOWDEN,
C3 4 P.A..3Fti. .1 -1 ' TY 33 ,
eel yi
PAPER MANUFACTURERS
S. B. & C. P. TiZARKLE,
MHnwacturrr., and Dealers In
.13 , P, I:: E. ,
And all kinds of Wrapping Paptir,
Itave Reinovoct
FROM NO. 4i WOOD STREET, TO
No. 33 Smithfield Street,
PlTTtilli . P.; PA.
mp 3
43-Das h ',Aid for 1 At
HOUSEFURNISHING.
UPHOLSTERY.
No. 85 Foutti Street, Near Wood,
BIIIE SI rISCRIBERS MAN 1 . A C.•
TURK awl keep conBtantly on hand et Cr)
amele in their line. it t urnttres, I truatnentr,
Curtain Hoods, 'ttntittrn heather lie.!,, .llnt
tregse6 01 kind.. • al,t, ihr ,edttrated Patent
Spring All kinds nmt lihnds and
hilt Wei
4:11, - Prompt g, eu lu ill
ting Hint tug it i'qrpets, t th,
octl7-I},l 1,, ,111.1 i
STEAMBOAT FORGING, &C
ANDREW
liENRI Pllll
/rnerni Pnrtnei
IRON CPI' Y FORGE,
KLOMAN &
SINI PI I 'RI H
NIE ANL HE BARIIIO.N. GEN
.01 era! int.! .40t14,
Pansenger, rvig!,l Am; ,11%, A \.l".
Belo-11
COPPER WORKS.
---,-
LAKE SUPERIOk.pOPPER MINES,
SMELTING WORKS
Co.,
MAN I'F.s , TUI: NH,
She•oh, BranG, nu.l ISri I 1. nppi r, s,,
Copper
le,nl l dt.o.lera Irt Ws.
1 . 11 N.,
COnstunt Iy 0 /I:"1.1. I rut ~ . 1;
111111 1 Ouls. .%1 11
111,
.„
,1 - .‘ 11,1 1./ • I I
'Littera
GLASS WORKS
1: , I
dill NNlNt.ii.%)t., 4)._p .1. l•
li I ;II 1 I. .
I'tttal.urFll. i'.l •-
, U.*: 2 , 1 ttl.l
. C\ - 11141t) , V I iLl r ea. s 0. !LT, .010 A 1,1 , -
1.,11 s . t,•1;11 1 •r 1 t t
e s find ti I uu,. .
hr.ror aro
.•111 0.• , 1 PD. ,
•‘•l , , r ~r 1,1
tai
WINES, LIQUORS. &C
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUOR:;,
IGO F 1 E
r r:
ACOB K11:1.1.1:11 1% 01 1.(1 INVITE
gip P.T.'en , . II to hi of i ipro.,,
atl retich hA..) hero
Lecte,l and IMO)! 1,1 I.lftf,ll. analle4 ,if.
f;Lllfetlefi at las t .
tahliehmPut thi• 11 iris I -IT:
I,lquort of . 111 6It,JY. • , jani Rt.y In Ift€
Wft3 Ull Ilnul. Ai—. u 4.1 Al 4
the be,: he.tl:o,i
HENRY W. "BEAUMONT &y CO
1 P '
Foreign Brandies, and
Blackberry, linspberr • Lerry, nr. 1
e,
or twi ' ‘..• 1?
NC). S 3 I A 117:Ttlrig - I
s'
tkii - Ilutd, Lc, crt,4 .:pt IL.•
moderate proilh, or
GAS PLUMBERS & FITTERS
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS,
NO. 1115 \1'00I) v7'RI?F_T,
'h Ir:h. nth
NO. 47 01110 5T124:4:7'..11.1.E.G11EN1
MIUMPS, II VII CET LEA
j 7— Lead Pipe. I'or and It, Lent . no P 1....•
s inn ge-n.crsi !Inn h i ninnn,rne,
inn the uninsl aininlnnt rd ol,d;er. 1,11, Itnrd n, h
Lentil or 1201119-r. title': ;•!-. WA!. r in..
1111.9 rlXlllreen
.enii — N..ll.—Al I Orders promptly atteb 101 In.
ap3rlyd
9''3
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &C.
4c,
NO. 350 I.IIIFIIII'Y
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Dep,i.
JOHN SAVAGE, • PROPRIETOR,
11AVING TA IiES ANI) FITTEI)
with pill the uwideen /mimes went , this po:
ular resort, the Fiubscrtlier rrep•treil to tio•1.11
modate his old cutorners and the public wer,..r
ally, with the best the market hilUrtiF.
will be served tdi in evii •1 itriety id el:, le dui id,.
the Beano', Ills Wines, L.ii t uer, Mild Ales he
feels confident In then, tri the
lie for their excellence.
Can, Itinziter and :•,11e11 03 - EtcN re:eived y
and sold wholesale and retAd ru.2n-lyd
Oi 11 1-1. OIT s ,
NO. 22 DIAMOND ALLEY,
PITT , ;I3T - 11()Ii
rinflE SUBSCRIBER A itti.NiM Nurtz.
to the !titbit:, that he is in Anil% re. eq.!
FRESH SHELL anA (i'Ais. t i rsTi.ns. ‘iA!NI I-,
he., and is prepared to accommodate the patrons
of this old and well known house tit Aili every
thing in the eating' am] drinking line at the shot!
eat notice sIIALES,
janll-Iyd Propi letor
YOUNG'S EATING SALOON,
Corner of Virgin Alley and Smith
field Streets,
Mitre OYSTERS and dl the deli:A.le ,, of th,
season trill he served up In the most palatabl.
styles. ELI
oct.l corner Virgin Alley and Smithfield at.
APOLLO HALL BILLIA RD S.; AJLOONI.-
1; A 111/NER null ren,indla,
old friends and customers that he la still to de
found at his old stood, APOLLO H ALL. en
trance on Fourth street. lie hos alwaya un hood
the best quality of Lager Beer, and in goons• !ion.
With the hall, a appointed Milford saloon.
with good tables, bolls and cues.
aerneuttxf the place, Apollo Bald Fourth st
Dear Wood, entran4e from Fddrth.__tyle-ly
DISSOLUTION. -T mu COPARTNER.-
ship heretofore ex.it tog betti pen the under
sigted in the Clothing ttutiinctits. er T 0.143 Fed
eral street. Allegheny Ca y. tinder I he firm of
H. Alcti,e a I 'G., 11. - lii t,s un e un Alareh the 15:1:
P0t , .43.1 know ilt e t them:all e, in:leldtai to the
firm kill ct;hi In 1 list liver ',I
settle. H. AluttEl...
Jan 11.1=44 I Al 1;;
351115-i to
A Ai, Li
well built L rldk house eot,talt.lng ten rootr, - e, silt:
one acre of ffround att kited. well tero‘tkell with
choke fruit ; pleasantly eltuated In the willare
of Rochester, overleolZlutt the Ohio river, anti
within five minutes u elk of the R R. :•:tati&n.
For particulars Inquire of
ja.ns-1 &d
NV,‘
Mob Lain 'Pa . L
IhiEEPIXti of
Stock and .tiondhoklers of tine Cowpony.
for. the election nf M.RECTOR.. awl such other
business'avalareome before it, will be held at
the Mee of aaki Gonipany.. in the 1 lty of pitts
lia, on., TVIRD E.DX.LsDAY OF
yB A. ..18414, at 10 a. m.
'TheStock ittfd Bond Transfer , Booka of the
Company, at their MIA* thiltrity of Pitts.
burgh, and at the Dluaafer Ageney in the City'
of New York, will a-closed On the lat day of
March, , at 3 o'clook aridMinifei closed un - -
tit the 17th day of March tztrenftet.l , l ;
kf•Y`)V4IIIIT'S
,1) 1 Ird I
)1 I w4.)11
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO,
1.1 1"1':..,13,1
GENT'S FURNISIIII.siG GOODS.
In,lll,!itkg PA PIA: CUI.( N I , : 1 Al, I
' orythilAr uaustll kopt !.It.l-1- 4 ftl , ll h
ingEtol,. (init•r, prompts eneentu.l
ell3O-lytl
MILLER
MOE
. ,
41 AN I FACTUREIt I:1:4 (#1•
IV. !".1e1::: i.nrlDl•4, ,r,111.7 r• hro rfo
liundrol ,v,.1 y er. mud sz.lled 1.
t/rl5l ..1,115 1-7 5. Iwt..-
rtei.. et •
; r rlrtk.i/ir nttri , ll. , ncol, , rll‘ll,,
ni Eng. and ‘i.t. twler ,tt ;
aprlght, mula, at";
r1,01".I tit .014,,
every rk rlption
urru.), ,t
t
,r) 4rner y. h
•11/11‘, hi .\l.
air pm., .170 hi,.
law — ut.l.-r. limo 411 p•trt- ••1 I!•r um:,
1,1 nn.l prmliptly
tORNFIt MARKET AND FIRST .T'
r Dili F: SUBSCRIBER , : ll.'. V E al ST
oPei.ai a Veit) 1.1 - 4 c nc..i It - arrrtl , l~ -,t . i,
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES.
\V A 111
SPENCER & M'KAY,
BREWERS & MATSTERS,
PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY,
WE HAVE A LAVA VS ON HAND A
supertor qrtitle oc
Ale, Porter and Brown ', -- 3tont,
And it ill continue to notio• ow to y..f•
satisfaction to Ail of our , uistomers. .\I r. Holt
Watson or Liberty street, will have the inana,zer
(air t i. sinos4 u lth full control In the Brewery .
:r Ili of rs t.• I; &
Plirionix HT f".l • . Pit t,t,Linzh,
JO S. SPENCER,
...rs
AirmrNGA:rt, , ItIONO2VCIAIIE
sp7 LA PLANING :WILL, would respectfully
infOrm the public that he has rebuilt since the
fire, and haring eniar;ed his establishment, and
filleddt vdtk the newest and most( approved ma
prepereitdo! fur n tsdriloorf.ng and
planing boards, scroll Bowing and re•sawing,
doors t sash andi shutters kiln dried frames,
mouldings box making, 6ce].
Souris ITTS BURGH, Sept. 7, 1857. jaio
H N. FRAZIER, or
PA It DLL .
Rnehei4, , r, Pa
LODE AT Trjo Aiv — s tyiEE
THREE s - TORY BRkCli DWELLPI(I
Louse and lot of ground for ;idle, situated near
V) he street, ill, parlor. five ehatuber rooms,
Alining loon], ktlchca, cc:l,r - and yeti!, gas :thd
.WAt2r (11:1 tires, will be *old &La bargain-Apply
febto
' OUTI-113ERT •&•1401c§;
Market It.
=EI
• •
TOOK'S AND BONDS FDICSALE.—
ABegikezty ralley, Eureka
Insurance, Allegheny Bank, County, Flee Per
Uent Bonds,
.411
Broker-end Insurance Agent,
....tebltr • ,43 Four tte (burtelr Btatt4g.
'• PTA - Nto NY/
'MELODEONS, from 940 to 3100.
or . ale by
!LAMPS, OIL, &O.
J. CL 1; ELDON
WELDON & KELLY,
711 ANI:FACTURF:F1- OF
LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS,
CARBON OILS, BENZ E, &C.,
10 1\ - L n,qt h
IMMIEMINE
frItER ,
WHITE RF.FINED
lA. IEL Co IsT CDO DE IA ,
011 iet!, 291 LiEvrzwrl - STREET.
I PITT -hi u. u . PA.
TAILORS
DA_ I:Tt
MERCHANT TAILORS,
l'l' II F I Ei. LI S TItEET,
IN r 1 1 1 „
! i • A „
IT
e.i ft. VED A
f
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
=MEE
i4lllli, l ithvillll,ll,,i, 1, ..(11,1,76, I"
A 6.1. R lArge
HOUSE CARPENTERS
C3URTIS C. STEINMETZ,
House Carpenter and Jobber
SITUP, V 111 IA; ALLEY,
Betweell NN nti.l
PIT f-431 llilli. F'.-
BreAltil,/
ALDERMEN
FRANK KELLY,
Alderman algid Attorney at Law,
FII"I'll STREET
Eqi — Crliir•••riorl r I 1,:rollrlt rm.! ,ii
nr,r, promptl% ntter.,le,l
LOAN OFFICES
I,<JA
HENRY W. CIMIOTTE,
NO. 100 NM ITHFIELD ST
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MASTIC CEMENT WORKERS
MASTIC CEMENT.
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MAFiTIC WORKER,
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ENGINE BUILDERS
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
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General MacLini to an,l Boih r MAk
VIL iina. I:.
•, Iron ..per
PORK PACKERS
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
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JEWELRY, &C
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Fot I,ft,lie••• hri.t I wear line
Itronzo Enttuy
111Cli as ..astor , •. Cake and Fruit Basketd,
°Nets r.,1 rases. le, !- , et te. or
1i1;1:\ q.AN.I\II,YRAN
42 filth street
BREWERS
PLANING MILLS
GRAS. G. MELLOR',
81Aotod
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOHN MOORHEAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
t•nrt I , IE SALE Or
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
Nt). 74 IVA TER ST., below Market,
R. HUTCHINSON,
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FORWARDING MERCHANT,
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
yitmr, Drirci Fruit. Prhrl niut
410 Pr.alit.:,
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NO. W 2 s ECON I) STREET,
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WM. H. SMITH & CO,
'WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No=. 112 ft-`. 1111 tilt 1147 P;r: , . l utca to
WILLIAM BAGALEY
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Noa. 18 and 20 Wood Street
I;Mill
REYMER & BROTHERS,
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100; 126 ANIJ 126 Wtioll
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WHOLESALE GROCERS,
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &C.
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BRASS FOUNDERS
Duquesne Brass Works.
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BRASS FOUNDERS,
OAS _AND PEAT FITTERS,
tiiili,;) AND Iti."l tid.S MALI It! AAA
Also. Brass Castings of all Kinds
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Black Diamond St e 1 Works,
PARK. BROTHER & CO.,
Rest of Cast Steel
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Pittsburgh Steel Works,
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ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
Wol,r eah , of tie , Fiauei...m Brothers
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94e ill:Wet,' in 1459, I. WI I , l4ldeges to cultnr
the 110041 collitgptte 11,,t1nr.5 an,l Ihigrees lie
location •$t the ,ffietre a. oue ut the mo s t healthy
in lieuna)lttania —this p..: !ion the .11Iegio-ny
aliitint all, being pr 01,14 :I le, Its pure water,
tirwing 41r, ana plot uresti ue
The yitar conirrielietts on the FIRST
ill t DAN - tiller 1.111 . 15th of Al s t_ilitt.tia . anti et 1 ,115
,I.itor the . ...Silt 1. , :i r, It I. . 1 :14 , 11'd
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het trees the Session,. All tip Apparatus nectia
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II In be 1141111..101 I,' the Lntit noun to the
InArnment,l snd V0c.,1 . ..‘ , Tuatc turms no extra
ch , tre.l. Student," tt tli Lt , In,ltted fcout eight
')t , ,,r6 to the age IA m.tote,""""l.
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CILLER
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uilentr spending\ nevi din vi ;Lei 'oilege..
Reference can he made to the FR. Her. ginbop
I einienec Rev. Bl:Thcrp Wnoti. Philadelphia;
lies lied Idirriittd; Het. lir. ti'Hara,
Philadelphia; Rev. Henry 11 'I.aulzhIln. Phila
delphia : Rec. Pierce Al
B-1 hack ncrn from
Crersen.
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IiNA BE 4: C.
Gold Medal Premium Pianos.
These lust rumente have the entire Iron Frame
French Grind Action, ( , veratrung Bass Agratte
Treble. etc., and are warranted to stand' in tune
longer than any Piano manufaetnred..:certib
catee have been given by 'Mather& Gottichalk,
Satter, Strackosch and all the musical c lebri
ties. Ecery instrument sold at Baltimor Fac
tory prices, and warranted for eight years.'
A R Lorr E BLUME:,
43 Fifth street,
febl Sole agent for manufacturers'
REFINED SUGARS—
••A" and - 14" Cc..ffee Suears.
60 bbls. t:rushed, Powdered and l itann
late.l--now In store and for sale by
R EY AI Eli k BROS.,
Pa; and Wood st
CiOUNTEIr RESIDENCE FDA SALE,
— . Four acres of valuable land well 14E/Ted ,
and in good order, a comfortable well 4 built two
sfor3 dwelling house of nine moms, large barn,
well of excellent water, frul; trees, grape vines. For sale by
straw berry bed, raipberry beds, etc., all well i .. fem..
fenced In, situate in a healthy sad agreeable . . ,
neighborhood, easy of Recess by railroad. For ittrtgarlos dab for
price and terms apply to NSPRENO B LET—Yastesv
S. (lUFHBERT s. SO4,N sale by s FETZER & aRMSTOafti
61 Market street, feta corner Market and
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# 65
RAILROADS
1864. - aglMs;iMi 1864.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
(CONSTANT ADDITIONS ARE BE-
L; lug made to the equipment of this excellent
double track and express route, and every possi
ble care will be exercised for the comfort of pas
sengers and rapid movement of freight Trains
will lea ve.the depot in Pittsburgh as follows:
THROP(III ACCuMMODATION daily, (ex
cept Sunday,) at 6 SO a. m., stopping at all ata-
Ilona between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
FAST MAIL every morning, (except Sunday,)
at 2 50 a. m., stopping only at principal Stations,
and making direct connections at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Washington, and for New 'York
via Philadelphia.
P
THROGH EXPRESS daily, at 425 p. m.,
stopping only at principal Stations, making di
rect connections at Harrisburg for Baltimore and
Washington, and for New York via Philadelphia.
lASI LINE daily, (except Sunday,) at 836 p.
in., stopping only at principal 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.
,TOHNSTOWN A OCOMAIODATION TRAIN
leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 3 00 p. m., stop
ping at all Stations, and running as tar as Gone
maugh.
riitsT A OCOMMODTION TR AIN for Wall's
Station, leavesdally, (except Sunday, , r at 630 a. tn.
SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at
11 40 a. in.
THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at
3 80 p. to.
FUI IITII ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's Station leaves daily, (except Sunda} - ,) at
6 01? ft. ,
i2HA ROB TRAIN leaves Wall's Station,
every Sunday at 955 a. ni.; returning leaves
Pittsburgh at 12 46 p. to.
RETURNING TRAINS
ARRIVE IN PITTSBI ROB AS FOLLOWS:
Baltimore Express 1, 80 p. in.
l'hilmlelphia Express 1 s 0 p.
Fast Line 130 a. In.
Through Mail Train 1 00 a. nt.
.lohnstown Accommodation 10 116 a. in.
Ist Wall's Station Accommodation.— 6 25 a. in.
sd Wall's Station Accommodation..... 8 36 a. in.
3d Wall's station Accommodation 1 56. p. m.
4th Wall's Station Accommodation—. 6 05p. in.
Baltimore Express will arrive with Philadelphia
Express at I 20 p. in. on Mondays.
'I RAINS FOR BLAIRSVILLE and INDI
ANA connect at Blairsville Intersection with
Through Accommodation, Johnstown Acconuno
dation Rll.l Express Train East, and with Balti
more Express and Johnstown Accommodation
West
IrAIN`; FUR 113ENSISI:1143 connect at Ores..
Ith Express Trautn and Mall Train Went,
and Avith Through Acdommodation and Edcpross
Train Last.
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TO NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA
EA LT LNIOILE
LANCASTER
HA KRIS - EURO_
ALTOONA
Baggage lieeked 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.
al( E.—ln case of loss, the Company will
boil themselves responsible for 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
liepat, at a charge not to exceed 26 cents for each
pissenger and baggage.
_ . _
J. STEWART, Agent,
At the P. R. R.,
Passenger Station, on Liberty
and Grant streeta. no2o
1864.
THE PITTSBURGH,
FT, WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY,
AND
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER 3ANFARY Ist, 1564-,
trains nut as follows.
littevg or ( 'hi'go. For Cler'd ForWheerg
F: \ press 115 r. . 1 15 v m. 1.15 a. 01.
Express 1 45 p m 1 4.3 p m. 1.45 p. m.
6.30 a 16. 6 15 k. rn.
RETI'RN LNG
Arrive I'itt.,:iirr6h,
I NV C ('
5) p. m.
r • N. P. H. H
'2.20 u. tu.. 3.30 p. m., 7.UU p
9.10 a. na, 3.50 p. m. , 5.0,5 p. in
ACI'l P:101( iI)A TI( ,N TRAINS.
Le.tre Al leglieny
Alliance. F l
oc N. H. For For Steu'e
c. 15 p. m 1.15 n m. 640 R.
RI 3.00 p. m. 3 W p. m.
4.30 p. m.
6.40 p m.
IiET( RNINII
Arm e Allegheny,
I'.. W. tr.. lt'y 7 '2O v. in., 8 40 o. m 135 it
. 1.50 p. m.
. 2c l• It ... 10 00 A in.
; PARKIN. Ticket Agent.
1 . .. L L. P•,-,ci.g.ce Piltsbur-t-L.
A . '..I.SNEI-I.IEII - 1.11.1", A ' grat,
Alleglien3
R. li. I A '1 :“./N", Gen. PAse. Agent.
I'., & t.t. fly. co.
F. It MY Mix, t ten. Ticket Agent.
1,1,5 12. P. R.
Pittsburgh & Connellsville R. R
N4istoemi
R Alt I I A_N Cl- - ELNI YIN 'l'
irb,N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE
IUPCEM HER '2d, Ibria. Trains will leave the De
pot, corner of Ross and Water streets, as follows:
Leaves Arrives at
l'ittsburgb. Pittsburgh.
Mail t., and I mom Ilintown 1 55 a. m. 600 p. 1,1.
I,:sprets .. 3 3;0 p. m. I 00 FL. RI.
M'ECA'hiMrt It 00 3. ru. u 0 a. in.
ei 15 a. en. 5 05 p. m.
l'ort Petry •• 00 a la. n 30
kiradilouk 'a 4 IS A.. th. 540 p. m.
Suudat Churcli 1 rain to
and from ,11"1,, ,, ,,d I, 1 od p m. 1G GO A m
For tickets apply ro (4EI), Agt.
H. BLAI,JK:III,I\* E. Supt. deg.
AM E 1 ICAN 11 4 0 S
li(ISTI IN,
IS THE LARGEST ANT) REST AR
' ranged II clli•I in the New England :States; is
eel/trail) Licatect, and easy of access frornall the
routes of Ira% el. It contains all the modern im
provements, anti 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 writ arranged, and com
pletely furnished for families and large traveling
parties. and the house will continue to Le kept
as a tirst-class Hotel in every respect.
Telegraph in the Luursr to all parts of the COW].
try. HENRY RICE, Proprietor.
Roston, Sept. 1563. seta-61nd
To Builders and Contractors,
w E AR E .N O r It y le 3l i A NT - FA C TURING
L I 31 - F.:. ,
Which we are prepared to deliver from our
COAL YARD, 309 LIBERTY STREET
BUST qt. - A LITT OP
3PAI ILY Ci 4:21 ,
Always on hand as usual.
DICKSON, STEWART Zs. CO.
Steam Wagon Work,
W HAND AND NIADE TO ORDER
WAGONS,
CAti
W HEEEBARR 0 WS,
STORE TRUCKS,
/IA Y AND ,s fRA W C , ITTENS
U. cULEMAN.
oe£l-1 y.I Marion Avenue, Allegheny Ully
-crir;at.x...x_.
FOR AUTI - IllAi OF 11.863,
A complete aFi. - 3rta.,ent of hvAtillt,i
PAPT:II IEI Aii € I
Of all styles, at prices lower than can be again
offered. For sale during the season by
W. P. MARSHALL,
N EW AND BEAUTIFUL SONG,
irs: ROOT.
"Just before the Battle, Mother,"
FIRST VERSE.
.1 Wit lk.-fore the battle mother,
I ant thinking most or you ;
While upon the field we're marching,
witp the enemy In
Corarailea.hrave are round me lying,
withlhouglite of home andilod ;
For well they know y that on the morrow,
Some will sleep beneath the sod.
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Copies mailed an receipt of price.
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e it MINCE -4.ti
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INDElari AGAINST LOSS
*WY,
MI .
RE FRANKLIN wan TNSUSItAIgjE
COMPANY -OF PITILA.DE'LnITA," OF_
BIDE No,. 435 and 437 CIIRSTIIPILPP -ST.,
near Fifth.. •
STATEMENT of ASSETS, JAN Silt 1889.
Published Agreeably to an Act of Assent - big, be
.
First Mortgage, amply secured. .91,893,393,33
Kcal .Estate (present value 6i03,31.3
„61,) cost , • . • ••••. • •• • • • r s r , 26
reurporOy-Loorio Mi . :ad:lW ecount: t,
teral Securities 89,136
Stocks, (present" value $86,667 12,)
cost 89,788 68
Noted and Bills Receivable 1,82 i 00
Cash '27,919 33
87,208,061 68
1 he only profits from premiums Which this
company can divide by law, are from risks which
have been determined.
Insurances made on every description of Prop
erty, in Town and Country, at rates as lowas are
consistent with security.
Since their incorporation, a period of thirty
yearn, they have paid losses b: Fire, to an amount
exceeding Four Millions of Dollars, thereby af
fording evidence of the advantages of Insurance,
as well as the ability and disposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
Losses paid during tke year 1859,662,15836.
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES W. BARCERR, 310IIITECAL IT. Lac
Tones WAGE RR, Dawn S. linow
Se guru GRANT, ISAAC LEA,
JACOB R. Serra, EDwARD C. DA Le,
GEORGE W. }LYCRA RDSL GEORGE PALES,
CHAS. C. BANCKER President.
EDWARD C. DALE, Vice Fresident.
Wm. C. Steel, Secretor) pro tern.
.I.AR DE NlLliCu IFLN, Agent.
m ylB Northeast cor. Third and Wood ats.
PNTT A_DBLPILLA FINE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
144 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House
'apitql .. $219,100. A55eta..19304,043.
wILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN
SI:RANCE, either Perpetual or Limited,
on every description of Property or Merchandise,
at reasonable rates of premium. '
ROBT. P. KING President.
M. W. BALDWIN, Vice President.
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES BAYER,
.E. R. Corn,
E. R. ENOLIRU, GEORGE W. BROWIt,
P. 13. SAVERY, JOREPH S. YAM,
SHERMAN, JuSEPU CLAYTON,
E. WILER,
F. 131.,,, - Er.arn?r, Secretary,
I. G. COFFIN, Agent.
jytly Corner Third and Wood streets.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO,
OF. T'll-'FirticatiGrx.
Oftiee, No. 37 Fifth Street, Bank Mock
NsußEs AGAINST ALI. KINDS OF
FIRE AND MARINE RLSK.S.
ISAAC JONES, President; JOHN b. Mo-
CORD, Vice President ; D. M. BOOK, setretary;
Car. WM. DEAN, General Agent.
DlRErTons—lsaac Jones, C. Cl. Hussey, Har
we% Childs, Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Wilson,
B. L. Yahnestock, John D. McCord, Capt. Adam
Jacobs, E. P. Sterline, Capt. W. Dean, Robert
L. M'Grew, Robt. H. Da% la not.
estern Insurance Company of Pittsburgh.
GEORGE DARSIE, President
•F. Si. GORDON, Secretary.
Capt. R. L. CoCHILAN,Agent.
No. 02 Water street, (Spang tio's Warehouse,
np staira,)Pittsburgh.
rRIE AGAINST A'LL
of FlREand SIARINE
A Home Institution managed by Directors who
are well known in the community, and whit are
determined, by promptness and liberality, to
maintain the character whichthey haveassumed,
as odering the best protection to those who de
sire to be insured.
ASSETS, OCTOBER 30th, 1661.
Stock Accounts $ 63,000 00
ortgage 2,160 00
Office Furniture 2,50 00
Open Accounts, etc 7,*)8 00
Cash 18,351 00
Premium Notes 27,605 90
Notes and Bills Discounted 174,075 00
.1864.
VM5,2451 PO.
I)II2ECTORS—R. Jr.. J A
ames ItVu.
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimick, George
Darate, Wrn. H. timith. Uhas. Id. Itleketaon, An
drew Ackley. Alexander Speer, David M. topg,
Rees. 'f homaa, I3enj. Ilakewell, John M2.cume.
vIN11:S ,
OYSTERS, BUTTER), G A
POULTRY AND EGGSr
3(10 L. I TrE TUTS' ST-R,F.E'r.
H OUSEILEEPICS
FURNISHING STORE
GOODS FOR THE
..n.TICCILIF....N.
Tin Ware Bruahes
Wooden Ware Baskets
Spice Boxes 1 Jelly Moulds
Cup Tubs Wash Basins
Straw Cutters Cup 0 lops
Hair :Cleves Wire Sieves
3lince Knives • Coal Scuttle
Silver Soap Stove Polish
Chamois Skins Knife Washers
Skewers
t Hidirons CliolffstileengMll°s"'
Lemon Splieeiers Wash Boards
Stew Pans Sauce Pans
Waite Irons Bird Roasters
Fish Kettles Fry Pans
Bain Boilers Farina Boirers
G raters it goig Beaters
Larding Is:reciter! Flour Pails
Pudding Pans Water Filterers
Breed Pans Pie Plates
lidtter Ladles Clothes Wringers
Iron Holders Wooden Spoons
Step Ladders Butter Prints
Heelers Wash Tube
Clothes Lines Soap Cups
Scales Toast Forks
Cook's Knivesi Sad Irons
Bread Boxes I bleat PresseS•
Scoops t Cake Boxes,,Er-e t , Er..
F'Olt THE DINING ROOM.
SILVER PLATED.
Castors Call Bells
Syrup Tugs j Nut Picks
(Jake Knives J Fish Knives
i 'rutnb Knives lee Cream Knives
Salt Stands I Napkin Rings .
Fruit stands j Cake Baskets
Butter Knives IForks and Spoons
Soup Ladles Oyster Ladles
Gravy Ladles 1 sugar Spoon,
Children's Cups j Mustard Spoons
Round ta. Oval Salvers i lee Pitchers
Boupuet Standa 1 0 obleta
curl - a-Jona%
Ivory Handled Knives . Carvers
Cocoa do do Forks
stag do do spusro Waiters
English Tea Trays I Crumb Brushes
Fork & Spoon Trays Crumb Trays
limb Covers I (iming Dishes
Hash blame Coffee 'Diggings
Wine Strainers Cottee.Catetiers
Spirit Coffee Pots I Nut Crackers
Table Mats Round Walter's
Bread Baskets j Cork Screws e .
Wine Coolers Knife Sharpeners
Refrigerators Water Coofets, /cc.
FOR THE cqx.A.31,43z1 13 .
~
Toilet Jars Walter Carriers
Pout Baths Cliarriber.BuCketir
Infant's Baths Bowls and Fiteimai
M stress Brushes tia's Shades
Shaving A.:trias Nursery She`
Bronx Match Holders dg Lamps
Flower Stands Clothes Whiskes
Nursery Refrigerators do Hampers
Wax Tapers i Night Lights.
misc - JET-T-A.N - morre.
Library Steps Door Mats
I
Vienna Fish Globes Vesta& • • _ ..
Bird Gages Meal Safes . • -
Vizzetts Pocket Knives
Card de Visite Frames I Flasks-.`
Camp Knives Camp Portililicat.:•
And everything pertaining to a wen.amcgated
Household.
To
STO Rbe ob
of tained at reasonable prices at the NriV
, . '
111 1 /A.V . Sz FLICTLAIREI4.
NO 30 pipmn switg - Em•
First door below the Exchange Bank.
'All goods delivered free el , nhassg in the
city, Allegheny, Birminghani, • llranchester, Du
pnesne borough, etc. . . aggPlear
irliE Nal" ITIGEW HAS , RITMOViRD
JIM hid stock of China and Queeruiwpilljo
No. 2.2 WOOD STREET,/
adjoining Wm. _l3agaley, earl., where iterwill be
pleased to show his customers' a coßplateallsort
thent of all articles in his line suited to themants
of families, restaurants, hotels, steamhdatt o , and
city and country dealers. febldicad
87 Wood street
Sell Your Old Books and. Pa' pen - ,
THE HIGHEWI' PRICE WILL RE
paid for old books with backs Tenitta , ed„ old
newspapers or other printed paper at tit paper
and Rag store, No. 33 NIIITIIPTFT.II - sT.
ja.117-Imd S. B. 6 C. P. PSARELE.'
1 - 101ESS GOODS up THE L.II.IKST
ernes.
CLOAKS, SACQVES, SHAWLS { fIRS of
every kind amts I ariety of other goods. ,All
will be °tiered cheap to afford 11/ Jointrekase s
IL i. LYNCIPS,
Nq 96 Market street
0c.31 between sth and•fhiSldgetbnii.
Iry EMOVA L OF" LIVERY StAlla '
JIM - rho undersigned hating removedUwe
4
,r 1; r,tahle from the rear of the Scott ,to
near - the corner Of That and Sri* yt.
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