STEAMBOATS.
Ho! .for the Qold .Mines of Idaho,
Nrßanovi. OITY, BANNOOK CITY
• AND L AhLATIN.
St. touts and Nort Benton
TRANSPORTATION LINE,
For Fort Benton and the Great Falls
of the Missouri.
„Air°. TUE NE W AND Ar7:71, 4
staunch light draught ' ”
Nlenitient, built expressly for the traue,ww t•
St. Louis for above and intermediate port,
follow s:
Steamer Benton,
SATURDAY, March, 19th, at 1! Ju., or a., Boon
thereafter as the River is open to Cottitell Shot
Steamer Welcome,
SATURDAY, April W, at 12 in.
Steamer Florence,
SATURDAY, April 16th. at r. no.
Persons going by this Line are certain to get
to the Mines with their goods earl a it lout
delay, as the very light draught stern wheel
steamer Benton, built expressly for loss water,
will remain above Fort Pillion. (the mouth ot
the Yellow Stone I Burin_ the season, and take
the freight of the Welcome and Florence should
it be necessary on account of low water. Eveh
boat will he officered and manned by skillful and
experienced hoot men, some of whom have es
pinred the Upper Missnuti in Mackinaw boats,
and are thoroughly acquainted m ith its nax
Ron. For freight, or passage, at information to
regard to the Mines, apply to J. (1. UUI'FLI N.
at (Mice of United Slates Insurance l 'company.
southwest corner of Main and olive streets, or
to JOHN & UV., t'ons ent street. •ot.
Louis, Mo.
Wheeling & _Parker bur; Packets.
NOR WREEL7?6 Ca
THE REGU AR l'Ac,,,EX
,,,geWige.r Packet MIN \A.I rt ;.t •t
tu, has reAlitThed h& old trade. not ,s tr
sissii,...l ; lea in N I fall l\.
T and : ss iATI In AI. It t;
tuoroughly repaired, she well tleseri ee ti.e j.R
tronage of the public generally.
.I (211L.LIN!; Sc . Aels.
Wharf-boat, below Mononglihelst 141.14-2
Cincinati & Louisville Packet:,
Ft CINCININATI & 11,(1i . 11.1. E.
IiD.S I.\ Y, APItII. AT Ip. 31.
THE: IVEVi" AND
plisseny., er :) .11 -
Akio, Cut.i.auander, will feat e va 31u,,
tibtrt c.
12=111!=!=
MOMMI
J. 1). COLLINOW001),
FOR CINCINNATI & LOUISVILLE.
TUESDAY, APRILS. AT I P
- .mt.. THE FINE PAS `tEATO ER
'steamer ALPHA, Pork.;
il leave as announced above.
For freight, or loi,e-tre. apply on boar,) or i o
JOHN FLACE, er
apt J. D. CULLINIii.VOOD, Arty.
POE, CINCINNATI in I.OrISWILIE.
MONDAY, APRIL 4, AT 4
THE NEW AND %TB
fraristrintial steamer I/ El, V." A 1:
toes, Commander, will leave Ae announ,:ed
above.
For freight, or passage, apply Cr boar.l. or
JOHN ' , LACK, or
apt .1. D. CIOLL/Ni WOOD. A ela.
Cairo &St, Louis Packets,
FOR EVAN'LLE. CAIRO & ST. I.1)1 lam
THIS DAY, APRIL, 4, 'AI 4
TILE SPLENDID P A 4:-
senger steamer IeI:NTi.N.
Ltumap, n, tl leave as announced al•os,
For freight, nr passage. apply on 1)0411.01 10
.ifiliN - FLA(' E, nr
J.ll. UTILLIN,I Win A2O,
FOR R. VAN'LLE. CAIRO, .4; ST. 1.01
TATS DAY, APRIL 4. AT 4 P. .1l
. THE. k AzHE PASSENGFR
steamer NEVADA, U.Z.
lionunauder, will leave as anr,Junced alw,t r
For freight, or passage, apply on board. or 1,.
-.JOHN FLACK. or
ap4 .T. D. (1111_,L1NU1V111 j Art
St. Louis & Keokuk Packets,
FOR ST. LOUIS, riFOKt E. 111 SC . \_
TINE, BURLING'I'ON. DA 14 , 1+: T,
ROCK. ISLAND 1; 1) T.
PAUL, Oink:Xi.
THIS DAY, APL IL. 4
THE NEW AND SPLEN
did steamer AMER h 'A, • •
Croldiugt will leave as announced tits, r.
For freight, or passage, apply on hote,l, 01 to
itaiN FLACK. or
H. iT/LLING ALT,
Missouri liiver Packets
FORTS. 1.01. IS 4- MISSOURI RUN till
THIS DAY„ APRIL 4, AT IC A. :11
THE NEW STEAMER
PAILUIIO74, Donnells. (•,ori,
der, glll leave as announced ahoy,
For freight, or pansare, apply on holr,l, or to
JOHN FLACK, or
typi J. 11. COLLIN G-N'ta )1),
KROEGER SCHMIDT, Al A,3 I -
facturen3 of Grand, Square„ezt I flrict,t
PIANO FORTES,
lVorernitims, No. 6 Leroy Place, N. I".
We otter to dealers and the public a iel y
retior article. Our Mr. KIIOL(}El lk of Ile
lale firm 01 'allenberg k t`o nod the iti 1111114 c
taring partner. Descriptive circulars".
/d.n - d gen is wanted
olc
'
Corner of Penn and St. Clair Street:,
PITTSBURGH, PA
flinHE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND
IL mast ?successful BUSINESS MAN'S tit)l..-
L EGE in the United Statel.
4.17-St inient s can enter anti review at any time
'IRCP L A RS containing full information sent
YOKO Of charge to any address on application to
the Principals. JENKINS s :a ti
del-lawd&y Pittsburgh. Pa
For Ritts,ltliee, Rosehes Ants, Mothsln For.
Bed Bugs; Woolens, tce., Insects on Plants, .A
male, Fowls, &c.
Put up in 25c, 50c, and 11,00 Boxes, Bottle.
and Flasks. $3 and *5 sizes for Hotels.
institutions, & n.
"Only infallible remedies known."
"Free from Poisona"
"Not dangerous to the Human Family "
"Rats come nut of their holes to die-"
44-sold NV r desa le in all large cities.
46i-Sold. by all Druggists and Retailers Cit.:
here.
ZiIit!SEIVA RE ! ! 1 Of all worthleas initvriann
eo that "LOS TA ICA" name IS On t-i,• h
Bottle and Flask before you buy.
4grAddress HENRY R. COST.t rt.
Sir Principal Depot, 4112 Broadway, N. V.
inr Sold by B. L. FA.HNES'I'OCK & L... II
E. ••4:LLE:I2.S k,C(l.,wholesale and retail agent
Pittsburgh, Pa., and Ci EOM; E A. F ELI.\ „Al
eeheny city, Pa. TAM l Arad& A .
TOILET SOAP—
100 boxes Fancy, Toilet and
In store and for sale by
REYIWER & I11;1
tah4 126 and 12d Wood et
J{EFINED SUGARS-
150 bblz "A." and .. 11" Coffee Sugars,
al 4o Cruahed, Granulated and You - dery
Sugar—Nou in store and for ale by
REY.AIER 0. BROS..
128 and 128 Wood at
NAME'S PIANOS ARE iWOW CON
sidere4the BEsT PIANOS MADE. War
tantgti eight ream
HAINES' lOW's NEW TURri r , A.Nt
the CHEAPEST }MST N(1.
the country.
CHARLOTTE ELI :111.,
43 1,1,,,81,:t
T)EstS.RAM & LONG, NO. 121
ERTY SRTEET, Anenis
lir the quaker Blower and Reaper, kinehe
'.. , roiver and Reaper, Mower and Emii,er.
I firtner's Mower, I 'ayngi mei
Leripet,• and Wood Mower. A ko, drnlrry in
Agricultural and Farming Implcinews of all
kinds. ••••, Fehr, IN a
BLI.NAVS PATENT LAMP CHI M N EY
tLE IN El: —No nitre l'ininnemi oken
in cleaning. it chain:, a chimney without n A:4,
lng and is the only article in the market Et, It
cleans a chimney properly I- or sale at ila
principal Lamp `toter., and at the I.Jo; ,-.1 r,i
Store of
WELDON h K EI.LI
mh22 Agents tot the ianuiacturvra
p ICIiaI.f.i,ELETCIIUP AND SA ,"••••n•
BM doz yigallon and qusrt Pickles,
ou:do English
Plektes,
21.1 do English Picklea, assorted,
2vo do Tomato Ketchup, quarts and.pint.
200 do Pepper Sauce,
20 do Cu' , gland Sauce,
l 0 do Worcesteshlte Sauce,
do Walnut Ketchup;
5 do Mushroon Ketchup,
' 20 do Imported French Mustard,
60 do ladtstion do do
Just received and forsale by
BBYMER S 81105.,
120 and 128 Wood st,
DRUGGISTS
'../.0!..41t1:I" I I It. 1V11.1.1.11C.V1N,
• - • SUCO)CdP,OR. TO
,
I JAMES P. FLEMING,
P ILZ 1.,' cr a x s 'T ,
HOLES ALE AND RETAIL DTIALER
Domestic Drngs, Aledicinea,
Yxu~ts, oils, Dye-stu.tre and Perfumery,
NO. 77 FEDERAL STREET,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
OE=
STEAMBOAT FORGING, &C.
lieneral Partners
IRON CITY FORGE,
1.01‘1.,\A 6: PHIPPS,
NINTH pirrsßußoH.
mANUFAuTURE BAR IRON, GEN
enil liana ay and :Steamboat Forcing,.
P.te,yrigrr, rcicht and Locomotive
bent-i 1
GAS PLUMBERS & FITTERS
1.) 4sir. 1 •V '7_ 4 1 ,
FLIREBERS AND GAS FITTERS,
NO. Pr> WOOD STREET.
Onoskte Pittsburgh, n
NO. 47 OHIO STREET. ALLEGHENY,
rait - mrs, DitANTs.siIEET
111_ 1,10 I li•e. I c 311 , i liar Lead, and l'luntls
v.•aersl. I .11 Refineries fitted tip
v I 111A11111, 1 oinks lined a nli
1.. l'“ppe! fitie.l with Water and
MIME
11 .orders I.r.itptly Attelt•ie•.l to
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
11: N 1 i: I IZ. N."
rip; F: SI'R,(•IHUERS II IVF. JUST
a "p, rl,l h ver I it:re aa,.1.1c,ir41:1,2 41 0 ,:g ~1
FINE OLD JEWELRY,
COLD & SILVER WATCHES,
an.l fientlemens' wear; fine
Itr,,e7e Fancy (ino,la,
11,VJEli-1' I .A:I'E.TI NVA
iLch xe I itri.l Fruit
t I I iv iNettd, et:
1:l:1: .kN
4 Filth street
BREWERS AND MALSTERS
SPENCER & M'KAY,
BREW ERS & MALSTERS,
PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY.
lkyliTE DAVE ALWAYsii ON TIAND A
V superior Ftrti,:le of
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
, I„,ke it our dm t..
nii cp„r trust,. rs
v.lll II e ro
of our buiinesli.,)lll f.111.,,tr0l iu thr Bry ell
Addre,,, 31'6.11
Preer,lx Brewery. Pr.t.n.rgh.
SPENCER,
3i•KAY.
eets-13 .1
Liutterlic•ltl ti ('o
Malsters and Hop Dealers,
NVATER STREET
IRON WORKS.
ORMSBY IRON WORKS,
Wharton Brothers &-, Co.,
A It E NOV% 1 , 1( EPi it 1.:11 Ti) HI,
lc, 'SLat-
•1'
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
lophixt.,-;
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
NO. to
~. , I lectums 1 - m3 r 1rc,.l bl.lllll ,I!
AllegLonl, (,rcene. xt
;:oun'ii.4. •
HOUSEFURNISHING
UPHOLSTERY
No. R 5 :Low: th tTt tt , Noar
rSIIIE 5t13 4 41 . 11.1111C11S M % .1 t -
1;
.n11,,.1,. 1 erther hots. -
1 Fr.-41.8 ill - nil k 11 1 ,1• COW i Ili i.t
lit Boils. 1.:11,1. ••I,
I turf,
.ittentThr Civon At; orters 1,1 nt
a.~ 11.1 la 3 tng Juc, n t'l:nirs,
octr-Ipt , KtIEN 1,.'
GRAVEL ROOFERS
Are prep.tred to ,lo
GItAVi I It 00 IFINt;
(In Ow.. I tic.'
9Cateri4i to ,11 with instructlol3
corner 5I a.l Wood sire :Is. sr -ond
CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD
130 STUN CRACKER BAKERY ,
. . 1 IRL "CT I .1 1 / 4 ,T
1 amt o dealer in
all kinds of
CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD
(14 FOI RTII STREET,
flettrven '.1",), - .41 and Alm ket
PITTSEI:ft,; H, Fd
LIME MANUFACTURERS.
To Builders and Contractors.
WE ARE. NOW MANEFACTI 1113(
a superior article of
L I 31 E ,
Which we are prepared to deliver from od
cOA t. V IRD. 509 LIBERTY STREET
I=l
I'VE IC 11.."'ir COAL,
I 1,10.1
]J EWARI
PLANING MILLS
AMES SIILLINIi.IIt,
LA. PLA N INC CI LL, wouhl rcepeidi
inddru the the] ho has redidlt eiure the
err, end
his lug cidergi•.l 1,1.5 esteldieldnen , , end
tilled it with the nesye,t and most appl or ,d
near i.revired to furw,h flooring and
,ddnin i t dnerds, 6.1011 n,w ink and rs-sewing,
' doors, sit,h and shutters, lisle
mouldings, hex reeking, &c.
l/ Plll,ltt Sept. 1, iteitt
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
Under Care of the Franciscan Brothers
ririi/IS INSTITUTION, SITUATED IN
j I.orrettn, Cambria County Pennsyl i anis.
ibbut tour rows tram Cresson Station, on the
,Lena route bat 1, et ii Philadelphia and l'itt sburgh ,
st• -•ert-I i:, iris. cit h prit i1k . :41, to canter Sir lintels. Tiverns and Families suitplic•l a
i lie usual t ' , Met - kite 11 , ,L0114 1111 LI Degrees. (Ile inoderale profits for T. .11. rll3 - 21-1:, A
location c)1 the i ~,l ie7t. ; S one of the most tiertlthy
•
i• Peons) i 3 aiii : tliis portion of the Allegheny Benefit of Subst. - 3t,ence Committee.
~u ni.tit, bo •11. - . I' °' INA for its pure water,
--
towing air, and riet n t ("Mlle Scenery.
- 1 --i,,Tons WI 1.1. RE ADMIT TE D
The e•shid-wi- 3,1 r eon, menees on the FIRST
3/ UN into the 1. or: rill \l . of kg, Fifth Ward, to
l I A Y otter lilt Lilt, of .ki:UUS UST', 6'14 coda .• the tomb,. 120-I I\ i II •i 1 N doily, until April
ittaiut the 2hill I•( .I ti'N.L. following,. It Is di vide.' 1 , 4 , ~,,,. i• r i i ,,,, A d „,,„,,,.. or , ( ~,,v ,
..., , i. ,.
into hvo sessio n s. ST11 , 10;t18• - annot return home ' ,
,_ entire proceeds to be 1 1 14..ellipii filth,' 1t,,,“,,,,
, iw r t.."- , '.iith‘'. ..: "' " o ', All , it"' Apparatus ne : e- . committee of Pittsburgh. 'Gook tits sold ••t the
'''''' . ' Loot t " .. ' :'''''''' t.nt"nelling. &c., " c " °dice of the works. .11 . 1 i1Jlit , 11::thl+1 11014-V. .11W
t; kli I. / . .i11:1,1,,/ l j tic /1 , 11110/011 to the
sttbdriits. Si. Charles 1/,,, k .i. h•tr.r.'-iied
Limit .inentir. t ..., al illosis forms no extra F OREIGN F.lll - ITS, N CTs', &C.
,har, T e 5i11,i,..1,1. k,ii IN! n In, from ettrtit
yearS TO th,eage of in:Antoo-al. 200 boxes Ilranges. prior.
TER:O.-130AM llitl Til i t ion. payable half yr arty 100 do Lemnos,
in advarmo
$ :O. 100 (rails Inca Almonds,
Sun ri in. , : And use 01 instruments, pot Jan- 10 bales Bor. AILUOIIdS.
nom mi
20
CbthiCal and Modern Languages, extra.... 10 0 00 0 bags a o T si r ily glll lin ti o A n l d m ,,, onds, •
Students spending Vaeation at the College '2O . :.5 boxes Shelled Almonds,
Reference can be made to the lit. Rev. liishop . 30 bags English Walnuts,
DOmttnee. Rt...liev. Bishop Wood, Philadelphia; 25 do Brazil Nuts,
Rer. T. S. /2 eynnids, Lorre tie ; Rev. la.. O'Hara., 30 do Filberts,
Philadelphia; Rev. Henry M'Laughlin, Phila- 200 do Pea Nuts,
delplaial. Her. Pierce Mahar, Harrisburg. 0000 Cocoa Nuts, I
N. a-A back runs daily to Lorretto from In store and landing, and for sale by
Cressen.
ea . _
REYMER & BROS.,
126 and 128 Wopd et
Rev. E. A. 13USR, Superior. i mh4
THE POST--PITTSBURGH, MONDAY _MORNING, APRIL 4 , 186
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOHN MOORHEAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 71 WATER ST., below Ildrir!act,
PITTSBURGH.
(Late Canhier of the :Men:haute' 1;nolt.)
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
THOMAS N. MILLER,
Speciol Fortner.
13ARTICULAli ATTEATION PAID
X to tilling or.lrre for the initylln.e of
Cotton, Hemp, Tobacco, Flour, Pork,
Ito COI.. Lard, &v., &C.
MPTCliet
01 N. Emil, ;
'ashler, reh.
I Infers Mnd ,111,1{1,111011tS roPpcc11111!!, F,llc
and prompt rctun,. m t.ic.
R. HUTCHINSON,
( LATE OF LEECH & HUTCHINSON. )
C(>3l - 31E1!.-:tkif()N AN I)
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
WESTERN RESERVE CIIEESE
Flour. .;1 - ,m.1.,h. Uric I Pe n aml
Pot •ntl,l gt . r.ertlh
ot lewill I 1.4 r )(Amt.
50. 10?. •:.COND
Between 1V,.,,.; ~..1
441 - Libl'ili %n t...e Ii Ic ra Ci•n , ignmeEl
apll-1,1
V11"E".1t*Os: s .111)10N.
Coin Irk .nit)n 2‘l t• clt a
Ho. 4111 I d lw•d•
NII Wt.od . rit,burgh,
W., t r. 1,11111,
A. t
.1. I'. \co.. 1013 .l
11" Spencer. t II I: if x.
If
WM. H. SMITH & co,
WHOLES LE GROCERS,
No , 112 I 147 Pir,t Strk
=NM
REYMER
Forrign Fruit it. Stet.. Con Ik, 110111 s .
Qttgar, VII 4. IS'ue .
NO:1 1 . 26 AN I) ] . : - '.l', T(i01) ':-riT, EI:T
AN - 11-1-1,%_)1 l .11:1: )
IiArHOL - fn GROUEB,
WINES, BRANDIES, BINS, S.E.
111, , 1111c1m nud 11,11(.1% lu
Fine Old lifollOP.glhti.l Ev Whi•kr,
1.17 7'l ...TUFF 'I.
I . I • 1,1 I: 1
a - . D VI IV - _ll_4 la "Ci , -•37-
Li,. .11 1 NI 41) IN
BRASS FOUNDERS
Duquesne Brass 1% oeks.
( - adman ( r.i NN 1111.11
FINISHED BRASS WORk
TEA 31III) A T %VDU I, AND ItEP IU
I 1.%
J. 6.: M. riPSTEEN,
BRASS POUNlif',R,
GAS AND STEAM FITIT1';:-,
BRASS AND IRGN Cis; KS MALE Tip iIK)Er
Also, Brass Castffign of nll K,cid,
31 tdc t! „
1./+l.l 1- /11111, up /./. /
I' lllll 4l ' 4 . , 11. 1.1.1 1 \ 1.4 11.'
ata, SI ret. near I.ll"rri .
MEMIIEItti 01 Till.; plum lir_
A,
tog pr krtical meth alcs, 4 .i 11.111 y )r.31:
perlence I[l t - .7
/'(lCill./1 rn e%1 . 1 k, 14•.,
Pittsburgh Steel Works,
1) ; 1 / 4 )
Caul Slid; ttl,u, %pi I itg • Phol. and A II
si t t•l •.1.1113; Audi ,11.1",
Corner 11 Russ hill 111,1 f' , lre*ltt.
I
o
F
NIN 1:11A C -p
IC.' lil l((i l• -
house 119 WAIF!' street. Ind nti Firf4l strvi•t,
f'llt,hurch. . tnr,•o 31,,,„ 1 ,-
I
\%.inclow IVlre 1.1 A -
I'I , ILI 1 'Onl Inner
and public bulklui,rs. npl
WINES, LIQUORS, &C
,
importer nmi , 1c1541, de,ler in
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
!no BM IT II FIELD QTR F:ET,
Three doors Et.
IFAC(/11 KELLErt l% “I'Ll) IN Fri,:
el pm ticular .ittent,“ t., ,i,•.•k 01
Ines and Yr, itch .15‘,1“111 . , which has been so-
I..;ted and imported hy 1,11,,, 11. Families awl
Churches couhl topt . n.l un i•t4qining it hi. 0: -
Ilttlishtuent the hest suit purest of Pur,
Liquors of all knits, equal to Su) in the cit‘ ,n
-way livid. A I.so, lure nhl Itye \l 1.1, 1
the Leer Rectlfle,l did 1. 3.1
HENRY W. BEATTIVIONT & CO.,
Foreign Brandies, Wines and Gins.
ttl,Lerty. Ibutpbtrt Nt 11.1 I I,t.iry, and ilu
11•1 It. I " 11,11, 1,1, Rlj.l
r 1k ',lrk, -. I t h
Nt ill:IITV
011:0 , ite 1.,t,ri1, t
. r'. 111S12 12:11%
INEMB2EIII
• - -
GROCERS
C. ill
MIME
isRorrIIERS,
(do wEt:,
STEEL WORKS
GLASS WORKS.
PITTF , BUJit H. PA
STQCK (840KERS. , •
s'-.
STOCK, DRAFT, BOND AND MORTGAGE,
REAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE BROKER,
OFFICE. Having organized under the National Currency
ROOM, No. 12 BURKE'S RITILDINO, Act, is now preparaat to do
FOURTH STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
tirDesirable Mill property and other Real General Banking Businets.
Estate to the amount of $lOO,OOO for aale low.
- Deposits reeeice 1, Fichange, on the principal
ci tirnui the ti.iist and West
PAPER MANUFACTURERS
S. B. & C. P. NIARKLE,
Manufacturers and Dealers Ln
13()()1 C. CA - P,AF:Pru 1.: it .
And all kinds of Wrapping Paper,
linve Iterno - ved
FI4(IM NO. 27 WOOD STREET, TO
No. 33 Smithfield Street,
1ITTSBV1:11H, l'A.
/kir( 'a.blk paid curAki
LAMPS, OIL, &C
=MEE
WELDON & KELLY,
LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS,
CARBON OILS, BENZINE, &C
No 161 WOOD STRHgT, near sixth
I . l llOE.Nrl' WOll. - Kti.
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
Al ISVNAC TUREIt,
PUltr: IVIIITL ItEPINED
FAL 13 0 INT 0 I ,
Ofnee, 191 LIBERTY STRF ET,
L. 4 AIL h.A
EWE!
HOUSE CARPENTERS
cuinqs C. STEINMET2,
House Carpenter and Jobber,
SHOP, VIRGIN .11.1,E1,
Flet‘vrcti W , 00 , 11111.11.art F.trot
) 1 I • 1 -It. I) , ;11, I'l
ary, of.1(.1, 411 i r
ALDERMEN
FRANK KELLY,
Alderman and Attorney at Law,
NO. PT/1 4T It F E
Cq :'•d L~~l u.n ~.
LOAN OFFICES
() :,
HENRY W. OIMIOTTE,
NO. 100 i)
I •
111.1/
I=MM=MII
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ENGINE BUILDERS
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
Iron 11 , 'ota rat 14.
ti,neral Machin:Am and M ‘k.
It. It., Yak.,
cliger Sinl toil
I I I. 11. I 1/4
„ .:11 . .1..K(N!) , : .
MIIIIIIEFIIME
I< I Pr- tin I' , r,•I ,t,
Yu , l; • - ‘i. ;II
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. &C
nano Covers,
Fine Eni Lproideroct t
Em bossed Clot 11,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
M'Farland, Collins Co,
Venetian Blind TrimMings,
.An pntlrel)
F:AV Ft 1F)1.71"
11 11-'111.1.% N.l), WA s A l ( 1
TAILORS
13,1.1'13 < 1 11 3 VA.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
IFS 14%11 THFIIiI.O NTH KyT
H% V 8 1 . J.„. A Srr , 1 A
G"PRIN AND SUMMER GOODS,
Clot it,t, l•R“lnterattt, Vesltngs, Ai
A large st..cl; of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS
11161.1 i i L,ekv 'loll, Linod I 'l.li
't N Et'K'l'lli. and et orythithr. tini, Illy
kgpt by nrsi-vbtaa Furnibliinv ',llll - 011. (
itri.lllll.l l) ,1114.:^-1
PORK PACKERS
OHARLIIS L. CJALDIVELI.,
I , II:•CV.InorS to .1,8 hiOili“.B .1 I'„ .1
1' () t: It
[leiler in • - •l;c4r-4 .1 li snit
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( MCA ER 211 A Ills ET AND 1 , 1112.4 T 574
det.ll I) I
lit ii•
OYSTERS, GAME. &C
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OYSTERS, BUTTER, GAME,
PO Li LTI; AND EGGS
t 4 .1111 :1 t'l'l, - rt
1=1!IIIBI
WALL PAPER, &C
WALL PAPERS, OIL CLOTHS,
FAN"( '1" (,1111);:
1V all Papers from to ti. 3 per ; Window
tra.at itte to $:..1; nil ('loth= front 7oct to
tl.:7:0 per yar:l : l'aney t ;owl in ail t artettes, nt
the
New Wall Paper &Fancy Goods Hollse
nr ,EIC:T: 4 t SCHWARZ,
febil -.1111,nel Ole rt
1 W ATSF. l:1110.“40 hy.
tIF THE SECIZETA
Pittsburgh, :U”rch ist, iS'Gi
DIVIDEAD.— TOL: BOARD OF Dl
r rtora hate this day declared a Dividend
of SEVEN . PER t ENTE.II (IN THE INCOME
tilt THIRD Mt oRTG,InEHtTNI)S of this t orn
pin3 out of the earnings of Buis, payable in
CASH on the ist (133 of April next, at the (Mice .
of WINSLA tW, L.alli.lt & CO., Transfer
Agents, No. .5•2 Wall street, New York, to the
persons or their Attorneys, In whose names the
Bonds stand registered on the Ist day of March.
The Transfer and Register Books of these Bonds
which were closed on the Ist day Of March for
the Annual Election, will remain ctosedmntil 10
o'clock a. at., the 2d day of April thereafter.
MEM
I: , I3ANKS AND BANKSI
F.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
IL3)IPC;rIII.'
And collcelionz nuide in eieryGable
' , Art OI the country.
for the present. (until the completion of
the New liAnknig 11.,u-c. corninth lVockil street
'AI,' \ Irwin in the Banking Room of the
No. 1.10 ~.m. ltlitiolci art.
11.... I - -clime; I/. I
A. II Arl je '
A. :-. Bell, Ale\. 11‘,Islein,
-. H. Ibtrtln,n,l Hen_ry l lemig,
I, ..\1 , , -, th,tc, n.I It ii,.
A D 1 -. \ I I: FAN E e NE A N. Prest.
H. I*. :', ii Vritl •. l i ii.. pr„ ~ em. nib7-2niii
OEM=
W. J. Kt , UN: 7 - - -
rif R. MERTZ
KOUNTZ & MERTZ,
118 Woo.] street, Second door aLove Fifth.
Elk LEltti IN FOREIGN AND DO
-115 mystic Extth Ing.e, Coin, Bank Notes and
t ;01 erittoent Ilt..tions promptly
Attentl,l tr.- aplt
DEOL3IIES BANKERS
I and Lsott.ttort. limkers m - t Dealer,. in
,pit.r. lot all I, . ,•iki - t iI. :' , lllvr h‘ld
Bank Note- 1...,11 titer. 1.1 - 1 the I .. ..‘dtern anti
Webtert, t ; ;;;; - ; ; liit I k ; /1‘
m Lao In nil Inv cities through:tut
the I totea tt 11n. p ttintlk
tit irt,t IP tiler, 111-eon
I latkl alit I omit, -trot. tit
Y.l
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g 1 01. D, •11. I cit. NI) NOTES,
1,14 - I ',rt,11,1t.. opatt•rlnve
tele Ceille.,l4-,
AL.I vil ,ihur e.% eminent Becuritire, t , oimht by
. H. WILLIAM, tr.
(meet, coiner ii hint.
DEEM
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
Gi POURTR STREET.
I IA It:VI:III:Ix IN IkCiri.
O PEN 11 FRO3I'J TO 1. O'CLOCK,
A4T Lirchty evimino,
114• - a 11,11,1. 1., ;\ t'll,klr lel , frmli 7 4,9 o't•lock
N., - t•m!.,, , r 1,1 1,1, from 6 t,
do.•I:
0.1 •.?ell i5,11k, lee, 0.11. (ttie
11.,1 ,i.. Lill a .11,144.1,,i the prunta declared
I,‘ WV r. InFeregta
lAA L 11111u-1113 , tit .11111 e !tiLl De-
J;11.6 !esl, at therate
LI.I! rl 1.11,...,1 t,. the
, rout ,t, bear, the
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coli,t.,•uttb.t, to I , t• I, about
t. ~tbittt,t Ito. lut , ,slt. 4I • , ttl or cs cu toipresent
I 11..6 tnic u.LAbey wlll :lout+ , in
than Itt. Inc
Hook? cout I'', trier, 113-Laws. Rules
G I ELI:1,111'100a. :lit. on 41,plic,tion
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191E=IIIEJ
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Inßtitution,
171—.)11. 111-"r11F. Cl/NDITIIIIi
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS
=ZIEEIT
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETTS,
Trimmings,
\ A . BRICE & CO
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 15 Soulll Water St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
•
466 - I.o , ers .1,111,9 m•tde nil eaneignmenta
hi rrluln,l m} yti
(.nrz,v.Nrr.
N 110 ALE A NI) It ET 11. DE.t LEkt.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
I'M LAI/F:l.l'H lA.
C, A, VAN KIRK & CO.,
HAS PIA TURES AND CHANDELIERS
PARAGON COA L OIL BURNERS,
Hand limups, Columns, Sze.
MA I_ EM tt i in Mgt,
No. 517 Anil Street, Philadelphia.
M,lllll.l,tory, l'r,n4iont, Phan
4AI - Alig•on,la warrlnte.l
- ff ji AV LNG TAKEN ANDOITTED UP,
1.2 kith all the modern improvement, this pop-
LI fir resort, the subscriber is prepared to accom
it 1 1 it modate his old customers and the public genets
LONGCOPE ally,firth the hest the market affords. Oysters
& PEARCE will be served up in every variety of style during
, the season. His Wines, Liquors and Ales he
IttalitiCit tug el aii oil 1111 part Cr., of fel f s
r co te ti i ii r en ex t
, i e n li r e e n e c o e niniendlng them to they ub
lIENS' FURNISHING GOODS ,3:1, Bucket and Shell Oysters received daily,
' I and sold wholesale and retail. my . h)-tyd
.l :r It 1.11 1.101::, i la ILIi IN( i . ..,
No. 10 South Fourth Street, OU It II 0 U S 1 4 -1 .
rail-11`1 PHILAI)ELPHIA. NO. 22 DIAMOND ALLEY,
- -
.w - r• OT i e F..- -Ti 1 L. RAE(' t TIA'R ( . 01K- PITTSBURGH.
111 211 rit.t,ol the Pit Islini ch Sanitary Fair 19.111 E St'IISCRIBER ANNOUNcEg
I, i, e I eacoll (1 t/i it all the .litiereut branches of 1 Ji, to the public that he is in daily receipt 01
i relust ry. In ikles, ,, a and trades, be requested to I PitESH SHELL and CAN OYSTERS, GiaillE,
meet in st partite cant eat ions at once and alp-, ks,c. and is prepared to accommodate the patrons
po t alt three or 11, I - C . mein Leis as a Committee to 01 t his ' old and well known house with every
aid in the I 1 t isidirgh Sanitary Fair. It is res- ; thing in the eating and drinking line at the short
pes.t f olly rciiiiiesti A that The 11111106 of all of said est notice, ..to}IN SHALER, •
t 'om mit tcos be I. aided in tit once to the Seen , - , jaall-lyd Proprietor.
tau of the .tsso. i than at their Booms, 96 Water ---
rt,,t. . sr. r Zu: ... P.sirrr,sr . , Wart Irou. t .
113 order, l YOUNG'S EATING SALOON,
I'. E. iffiliNtiT,
Oct.), Chairman.
Corner of Virgin Alley and Smith
-
gytiorroc,R :Pil ( ARDS FOR OEN- field Streets,
_IF it. LAILN - s 1 nip les and Catalogues sent Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the
ir.r 2f.-cur ii.mildsi in envelope with your own
c‘ me iic„l iiii,.„ It.HFDA NT Err E, bea.±on ill IT served up In thi MAp
ostalatable
, ELI YOUNG,
nth"- mut ;if ~ Libcrty st., Neu York: styles w nets corner Virgin Alley and Smithfield at.
-• • -
1 AVE YOUR GAS BV USING GLEA- , APOLLO _AL
VIBILLIARD SALOON
r 3 son's Anti-1 n...kering, American and Imper- , CHARLES GARDNER would rend his
cat Gas Burners, a sure sating of twenty-five per , old friends and customers that he Is still to be
cent. The Anti-Flickering is just the thing for found at his old Maud, APOLLO HALL, en.
the Office. Call and see them burn at the Gas , trance. on Poiartli s t reet. He has
al
on hand
Fitting and Plumbing Establishment of
the beid.gbality of Lager Beer, and In connection
W ELDON e lilt_LLY,
noi 164 Wood atreet,
with the hall, a well appointed billiard saloon,
POTATOES------ 1 with good tables, balleand cues.
50 bushels choice Nes.hannoc 1' 'Remember the place, Apollo Hall, Fourth at.
200 du do Peach Blows ks, , . sear .Woodientraace trona - Fourth:: . , 47104 y
MO do do Pink Eyes,
Just received and for sale by i
t ,
FETZER & All3iSrßorid,
corner Diarket a aim eta. I mlibi
ANY) SOLD,
DIME SAVINGS' INSTITUTION,
litNiii:i2~:,
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupona,
(1 L: AI.RPEE
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lIISEM=EI
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Produrr nnil Vro• Islon
)lA:tull.ltaur.
I II I, cry do,erirtlon Of
1t FL
Patent ILnproved
EXCEI. - -,1( Lit ANIL PA I'EN I'
11A Mil' IMIAN,
INDEMNITY t WOW =LOSS
, I
BF• VritE• -
MIRE FRAM/K.l,bl' litriftr INSITRANCE
1 COMPANY or :znirTIADELP}' lIA, OF
FICE No. 435 and 4-3 T VI.MSTNE'T ST.,
ae&r Fifth. ' • ' •
STATEMENT or AssE..r*, JAN. Ist, 1663.
Published Agreeably to an Act of Assembly, be
ng
First Mortgage, amply secured 81,593,393 36!
Real Estate (present value $ 103 , 313
610 cost
Temporary Loans on ample Collat.
tern! Securities
Stocks, (present value $66,667 7'20
cost 59,786 66
Notes and Bills Receivable 1,821 00
27,919 33
$2,208031 - t8
l'he only profits from premiums which this
company can divide by law, are from risks which
Aare been determined.
. .
Insurances made on every description of Prop
erty. in Town and Country, at rates as low as are
consistent with security.
Since their incorporation, a period of thirty
years, they have paid lossesby Fire, to an amount
exceeding Pour 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 the year 1 859,1062,158 36.
DIRE(, FORS.
OttartLiza W. DANCES; MORDECAI. H. Lou
ToorAa WAGNER, DAVID S. DROWI.,
SAMCEL ( }RANT, ISAAC LEA,
JACOB R. SMITH, EDWARD C. DALE,
GEORGE W. RJCHARDS, GEORGE PALES,
CHAS. C. BANCKER, President.
EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President.
Steel, Secretary pro tern.
J. 1./ARDEN ER COFFIN, Agent.
Northeast cor. Third and Wood sts
PHILADELPHIA Rut - E AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom - "louse.
$119,100. A5get5..5304,943.
iir!il MAKE
ALL
KINDS
O IN.. , lfANCE,eltie; Perpetual or Limited,
on every description of Property or Merchandise,
at reasonable rates of premium.
ROBT. P KING, President.
Al. W. BALDWIN, Vice President.
DIRECTORS.
Cit....ni.r.s Bares, E. R. COPE,
E. ii. EN,ILNH, (1 - KOROK W. Bnowx,
P P. :' , AV CRY, Jo:IL:PH S. PAUL,
U. SHERAIAN, JOBEYEI CLAYTON,
:,. J. ALAGAIBIE, E. Wines,
F. BLACKBURN, Secretary,
I. if. COFFIN, Agent.
jy4:ly Corner Third and Wood streets.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE 00.,
or , i-vr-rfsuuitGir.
Office, No. 37 Filth Street, Bank Block
INSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
FIRE AND MARINE RISK:,
_ -
ISAAC JONES, President ; JOHN D. Mc-
CI I RD, Vice President ; 0. 31. 1101./K, Secretary;
Cmit. DEaN,Lieneral Agent.
Di ii.EPTI , EY.—Isaac Jones, I'. Li - . liussey, , Har
vey Childs, Capt. H. C. Gray, John A. XS ilson,
H. L. Fahneatock, John P. ligeCord, Capt. Adam
Jacobs, H. P. Sterling, Capt. W. Dean, Robert
L. 'Waren', Robt. H. Darla. nogg
Western Insurance Company olPittsburgh,
GEORGE DA_RSIE, President
F. M. Gortoor, Secretary.
Uspt. R. D. COC7HEAIP, Genn Agent.
No. Ira Water street, (Swing & llo's Warehouse,
np et a irso Pittsburgh.
rlt N i*.llL:fEandAnll. ll .?iiSE RISKS.T A
A litabe Institution managed by Directors who
are welt known in the community, and who are
determined, by promptness and liberality, to
msllit Kin the character which they have assumed,
ottering the best protection to those who de-
ore to he insured.
DIRECTOILS—Et. jr., James AP Auley '1864. EgfilgAz - ii . .1864.
NntMuilel Holmes, Alexander Nimick, George
I rarnie, Wm. H. Smith, Chas. W. Ricketson, An- THE PITTSBURGH,
,Irew Ackley, Alexander ;peer, David Al. Long
Rees 1 Thomas, Benj. 13akewell, John INVOulae' FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY
TATEMENT OF THE CONDITION ,
s of the AND
Charier Oak Fire and Marine Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
INSURANCE COMPANY, WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Jan. Ist. 10364
/'ld AND AFTER JANUARY Ist, 1864
Ur trains run an follows, viz :
i 0.166 00 i ' e '' ve
„,,,,, ~,, Pitteb'g. Fr•r Chi . go. For Cler'd. ForWlieePg
i of . , t. 50 00 Expri-dd 1.16 a. la. 146 a. in. 1.46 a. in
,i,L, s ,aee on HE ~.1 Estate 4:4,413 0,1 E.Ehreso 1.46 p. m. 1 45 p• m. /.45 R. na
1...4,51 ... I ~ l E•it,i al 3.4. ,,,,, ,
~, . Mail 6.3 u a. in. 6.16 a. m
1;,16, 1.,.., , 0.1, 6, I Mier property.. 6,913 '39
IItII u. 11 .c, O 111,1 hid, In 14 A veats . 30,043 63
• - •1 . .
I ulte.l: , !strb
11. tilt
- Arrive Pittsburgh,
4329,903 52 P. F. W. at C. ley. 2.20 a. m.,3.30 p. m., 7.00 p.
1-1..A.11.11,1T'11f.E.i. ! m., 7.50 p. m.
1 nevi I i,41 L(143,5
C.:: P. R. 8...2.10 a. m., 3.50 p. m., 8.05 p. m.
- $ 13,166 sn
- ACCoMMODATION TRAINS.
A, A, CARRIER & BRO,, Agents, , Leave Allegheny
rid h, t 1 lc rl-1 is 1 RELT, l'or Alliance tor N. B. For N. 0. For Steu'e.
PittOsirgli, Pa. 2.15 p. m. 1.15 a. m. 6.40 a. m.
12.00 in. 3,1011.01. 3.00 p. m.
4..10 14. M.
5.10 p. m.
•
RETURNING.
t' 1' N A. 1-f 13 I. I Pa ..IN - 1. ' Arrive Allegheny,
kiteaw to Queerot.own and Liver P.. F. W.a t 12'y ixt
7.20 a. :, 9.40 a. tn., 2.35 p.
pool. th.. 4.50 p. is.
'The First Class Pow et fill Steamships, l'. h. P. R. 11.....10 04) a. in
slDoN,li.lf
E.lll, if Ell. P.-11-2K IN, Ticket Agent.
MARTILION, I TRIPOLI, • Union Passenger Station, Pittsburgh, Pa.
At ILL SAII. FROM NEI% A. Q. CASSELBERR.Y, Agent,
„ wisest - ••---'- ,Irk every alternyte V, lies, h), Itt.
1
I rmil 1.,, erpool e% ( 1 1 - y /diem:tie
l'itels,l:l3, and from Queettsli.v. a Allegheny City.
11. R. PAYSIIN, Gen. Pass. Agent.
P., r'. W.& C. liy. tic.
C. Sc. P. R.E. C
every alternate \ Vednesday.
I. R. 111 Y ERS, lien. Ticket Agent,
o.
s t e1 . r . 1;:, e 1 , ....4ge Inn, leg erpool or Q fcl.s uernE,
__.
. .
1.. tL. pawn ro/tl, of 116 elf/011,0CM in currenc3. ' Pittsburgh & Connellsville. R.R.
i ,-„, :\— cbri to Liverpool, e.,5 in currency.
i or ,t.ivage Passage apply to ViII.LIA.MS ix
i I.IION, 40 Fulton st. i .Die*.lar.k. or
‘‘,.
TIIOSi RAPT !). AN, A gt,
No. 122. Alonongaliala House, Water st., 4v INTER AICRA-T4r,14-0124V-L"
li,J.:-.-Iyil Successor to Thos. Ruing an ______
--- -- . A - 1N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE
MSSAGE FROM THE OLD COUNTR Y , . IficEmßEß 2d, 1661, Trains will leave the De-
Lower than the LOAVent. pot, corner of Ross and Water streets, as follows:
Leaves Arrives at
.....r. TIDE UNDERSIGNED IS
Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh.
-- --.-.- ' now prepared to bring out passen
:-. .7-
ig
-genii by FIRST CLASS 61.34 L
- sTaAMEßS:direct from LIV ER- Ex fila p il , t i and fr . rm T l 'ntown. 755 a. nr: .6 00 p. m.
3 U 0 p; Ili. :1 -00 a. m.
tat APlSeesport Acc'dn. 11 (X) a. at.. .0 7 00 a. m.
P, ail., LA IN bioNnERY, or (IA LW AY to NEW od •• 615 a. in. 2DOp. m.
1 . t' 11K, or PITT:Sit I_ lit; 8.,
ter Port Perry " '7 00 a. in.. 82.0 a. m.
SEVEN I)OLLA RS Etraddock's 4 15 a. m. 640 p. m.
lower than any other agent here. Call and get Sunday Church Train to
the rates and be coniincecl. Steamers sail ev er
and front Mikeenport, 1 00 p. m. •1000 a. m.
week, and passengers are louud in everything. r'or tickets apply to GEO. BOTtLTON, Agt.
Parties brought out by first class CLIPPER w. B. STOUT, Supt. de9..
:,; \II, I St; we a sels at % ery low rates. Sight
lis on the NATIoNAL BANK payable at
an, it its branches in England or Ireland for sale. SILVER PEARL SOAP.
Yol partieuiars 63 4.0 ra tea, Vic., apply to
D. O'NEILL, ifiREMPTON & CO., 367 LIBERTY
Chronicle ()thee, No. 70 Fifth st., ‘..,/ STREET, sole proprietors andmAatifactur-
Jan2o-eod and 66 Smithfield et., Pittsburgh. era for \Venters Pennsylvania, Ohio, - /ndiana,
~
Passage from England and Ireland, illin,., and Missouri. Also manufacturers of a
superior article of PALM, UE.B.AIAI9, OLIVE
0' 0
and ROSIN SOAPS, and various Toilet and .
Fancy Soaps. Of our Silver Pearl. Soap which
wecontidently recommend as better for-general
EUROPEAN •
AGEN:CV V. use than any other belure the public, Should be
__
borne In mind has neither Potash. Salt, Lime
or Rosin, or any other substance in it.smanufac
titre which can shrink or injure ttuslinest fabric.
~..r . THOMAS H. RATTIGAN, Flannels - • EUROPEAN
..,..-<:
use,
it
~,,.}, rapidity of Cotton or Linen. Clothete.washed
• ' . -M°4° "" hei ' 1-I° '' s- 1 "" sun 't• - ' with the Silver Pearl Soap do not require boil
ickttilt
Pa., is prepared to bring out or
lug or half the rubbing, which of course saves
bring out or send back pasnentrars from or to any the wear and tear. silver Pearl Soap removes
part of the old country, either by steam or sail ,
Greece, Dirt, Tobacco Stains, Printers' Ink,
log packets.
Smoke and the wurstifilge Water Stafnainstant
slti HT BONDS FOR SALE, payable In any
1 3 r, by applying it with a moist spot ge-.thuspro
part of Europe.
testing' windows., carpets and furniture from
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail- rids and slops. It imparts a brilliatimto Plate,
road Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line s uds
, Glassware, Enameled Pairttings and
of Sailing Packets, and for the hoes of Steam-
'Patent Leatherimmediatel , and for - cleaning
crs sailing between few York, Liverpool, Glits-
Marble and Floor Tiles it has no equal. :For the
go w and Galway.
bath and particularly for shampooningithe 7911-
• Jana-4yd THOS. H. RATTIGAN. ver Pearl Soap is a perfect luxury. In- a word
all who have tried its superior .qualities ac
knowledge it the greatest discovery, ufithe age.
This Company respectfully ask a trial front all
who are interested, and in every case-sill refund
the price of the same should it tail to accomplish
I what we claim for it.
Sold at five cents per pound in fifty. pound
boxes. Delivered to the cars, boats, in:Alleghe
ny, Birmingham and city residences,ifree of
charge. Directions for use on all packages.
Liberal discount to the trade.
IHerehants from abroad will do well to give
CRUSIPTON & CO. a ct9l, 367 Liberty street.
opposite Penna. Rail road ' Passenger Depot.
~ “, ..B eware of all imitatinns. None genuine
unless bearing our trade mark, Silver ,Parl Shell.
as secured by the inventor by National copyright.
mh2-tf
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=MEM
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &C.
Cak- 30 X3C CO 'CT' IST 3E,
sO. 350 LIBERTY STREET,
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,
JOHN SAVAGE, • PROPRIETOR.
IL .BAIXFIgLa t -Aut OIL BA R
firaLS—Jast.neeelved and for sale by
FETZFJI h 437,SISTRONG,
sorrier,ldarket and First sts.
INSURANCE
102,995 28
.IS'SI4:7CS
STEAMSHIPS
===2l
RAILROADS
VOA aSPlEWsE
kini,(o44.l.dgyuristoiji.T.
1864.
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
x I.TL TRA qe.
./r4.014.01.A.NT ADDITION,* ' AWIE 845-
fn t made to pie 'equipment 11(thSi e rti lent
double' track and - express route', itinte possl
hie care will be exercised for the . dbitiro of pas-
Bangers and rapid - movement of freight. Trains
will leave the'depotin Pitishurgh - lustollows :
TH_ROGGhI !ACOOM_MODATION,dedIy, (ex
cept Sunday;) at 660 a. stopping at all sta
tions betweemPittsburglrandPWlaqelphia.
FAST MAIL every morning, (except Sunday,)
at 260 a. m., stopping only at fitinlVtions,
anilakal*cdireet connections; Eg for
Baltimore and" W'asitungton, and for aw York
via Philadelphia.
THROUGH EXPRESS daily, tit 425 p. m.,
stopping only at principal Stations, naking di
rect connections at Harrisburg fOr DaltiMore and
Washington, and for New York ristßhiladelphia.
FAST LINE daily, (except S undity-,), at 8 36 p.
in. stopping only at principal Stations, connect
ing at 1-1 arrisburg for Baltimore and Washington,
and for New York via Allentown, without
change of cars; ahio- at Philadelphia for New
York.
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 3 00p. tn., stop
ping at all Stations, and running as rat as Cone.
maugh.
ACOOMMODTION TRAIN for Wall's
Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at aaa. m.
SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at
11 40 a. m.
THIRL ACCOMIVIODATION TRAIN for
Wall'eStation leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at
350 p. In.
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's Station leaves daily, (except Sundays) at
800 p. tn.
THE CHURCH TRAIN leaves•Wall'eStatton,
every Sunday at 905 a. m.; returning leaves
Pittsburgh at 12 45 p. m.
RETURNING TRAINS
AARIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS:
Baltimore Express 12 - 80 p. m•
Philadelphia Express 120 m.
p.
East Line 1.30 a. m.
Through Mall Train 1 00 a. m.
Johnstown Accommodation 10_06 a. m.
tat Wall's Station Accommodation.... 6 26 a. m.
3d W all's Station Accommodation__ 5'35 a. m.
3d Wall's Station Accommodation 166 p. m.
oth Wall's Station Accommodation.... 6 06p. m.
Baltimore Express will arrive with Philadelphia
Express at 1 20 p. m. on Mondays.
'TRAINS FOR BLAIRSVILLE and INDI'
ANA connect at Blairsville Interseetion with
Through Accommodation, Johnstown Accommo
dation and Express Train East, and with Balti
more Express and Johnstown A6ouinitodatioa
West.
TRAINS FOR EBENSETJRO , Connetit at Cros
son with Express 'rrsiiias and i'lail Train West,
and with Through AccomModation and Express
Train East.
FARE:
TO NEW YORE.
PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE
LANCASTER
HARRISBURG...
ALTOONA
Baggage Checked to all Station; on the Penn
eylvania Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Bali
inure and New York.
Passengers pulchasing tickets in cars will be
charged an access according to distance traveled
in addition to the Station rates, except from Sta
tions where the Company has no Agent.
NOTICE.—in case of loss, the Company will
hold themselves responsible for personal haggag e
only, and for an amount not exceeding $lOO.
;.„N 13.—An Omnibus Line has been employed to
convey Passvngers and Baggage to and from the
Depot, at a charge 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. no2o
RETURNINCI
1 NEW
Trimming House for Tailors.
JOHN A. GRIFFP.I.II &:00.,
Beg leave to announce to th" , 6 Merchant Tailors
and Clohiers of Baltimore and Washington that
they hare opened a TR 1 112.411 , 1(3- .131JUSE, at
the
Southwest Corner of Baltimaore and
Charles Streets,
Over the Jewelry Store of Cruafleldi & Co.,
where the trade will find a full assortment, in
cluding
Piece Goode, Buttons, Braids, etc.,
Adapted to that line of business, not surpassed
by any house in the country.
Hating establiahed a house in and= altl in
connection with the Haltimure .H.ouse, and o
rn
sequeutly haring to huy largely, we thelh...ured
than we can otter such inducements - 1041e trade
as regards prices as will make it-to their interest
to give us a share of their patronage, :711St re
ceived, the
spring and - Summer Report of huthions.
We are also the agents for the Arialpsn and
E,uropeau. Monthly Reports oc:,,Npanion, and
fientsch & Co.'s Patent Shears.
A faiths of . 5 1114TARX WIL.IW, suit
able for llfirebant TallittrraV%
A. CI 4 i ll,
JAMES O r liE.
la2-atawtal JOSEPH MAO IRE.
HumiNY-1-0 BBLS FLINT insuart
—Just received and for sale by_
FETZER & ARMSTRONG
rota corner Market aatic-11111. gm.