iSEMEIHTS.
THEATHE.
Lessee and Mam iger
Treasurer..* Ji'tS.... H. Ovkrjbotos.
Thirteenth nighl fof tne popular actress,
HENDERSON,
Who will appear for the firet time In J the ,l l l *
romantic drama vrltten expreßaly ‘ or “ ,’ te ;
the celebrated atithoaesa, Mad. Mai*ue£ lic h
entitled Rosel, or the Ohrlatmaa
will be presented'rtth new acenerj, of
appointments, from the designs and
the authoress. |A <
THIS EVENIN 3 will be presented,
~Rosel, or th* Ckrlßln>“« Tree.
_ , . .Ettio Henderson
■«*'. V Mr. Loveday
? iV "♦ UAith oi' the company will be
.brought fortS in tie pr"«c U tion of\h la beautt
fuldomestic and romantic drama.
Monday,Tuesday & Wednesday
May 113 d, 24th and 25th.
THE ENITIAL iPEB^ORMANCE
\VUI be given on
Monday Evening, May 33d,
A T 7 o’clock, and on
TtTKSDAT AND WEDNESDAY
There will be (Two Grand Performances, AF
TER NOOX aril EVENING. Doors open at 2
and 7 o'clock ; Performance to commence half
an hour later •
Admission;
Reserved Scats
Al : crich entertainment
Jk aRAim ARRAY OF NOVELTY
Will be brought forward, introducing
THE GREAT ARAB TROUPE
OF SfALE AND FEMALE
Acrob&tS} Jiigglers, Contortionists, &c.
Alio, the entire troupe of ,
jEUROP CAN & AMETIICA>
Male anil Female Arthst?, headed by
MISS ELIZA GARDNER!
iThe Premeiro Equestrienne of Ajnerica,
DAN[ GARDNER'
Tue Popular Punster, and
RICHARD HEMMiNGS,
The only [Rival of the World-renowned
blondin.
The Equestrian spoils will be conducted in a
manner that the management thinks will give
entire satisfaction to all. Nothing will be per
mitted that yrould in any way mar the taste oi
the most fastidious observer, but the entire en
tertainment kvlll be at onoe found
Chaste,'Elegant and Attractive
r l’lie Grand Proccaalon,
I Headed by the
MAGNIFICENT GOLDEN CHARIOT,
Will pass through the principal streets of
the cijfy on MONDAY', the tiSd inst.
Don’t confound this with any other eithiM
tion, nor torget the i-
DA’ifS AIN I) DATES,
MONDAY,
TjTJESDAY and
i WEDNESDAY,
MAY 23d, l 24th and 26 th.
! W. H. OAKDXEK,
Agent
my!2 j
HAIL,
NETT RECEIPTS
jl For tie
Benefili of the Sanitary Fair,
O jl* E W EEK
CAPfT. WILLIAMS’
Wonderful Scenes
!, In the Life of an
AMERICAN WHALEMAN!
EVERY EVENING.
Doors open at J o’clock ; to commence at 8
Saturday Afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
When thej! admission will bo to all parts of the
houseYO dents. Children 15 cents. myio .
“Old Curiosity Shop.”
The kio Aim co-operation of
the patriotic people of Western Pennsyl
vania am} Eastern Ohio, is hereby requested,jin
making tjhe above department of the coming
• Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair equally a credit and a
success. jjNumerouß reliCß ajid trophies of the
present, war, of the Mexicali war, war of ISU’.
Indian and Revolutionary war, curiosities con
nected wijth the early settlement of our region,
or with ejyents and men prominent in our histo
ry, curiojities of every description are stofe i
’ away. In private receptacles, and may if brought
together,j!renderthe“OLD CURIOSITY SHuP"
notthe lelast of the attractions of the Fair. Th«-
coramitUe, therefore ask that all who are willing
to help along the good cause, would send In such
articles pfthe above description as they may
have, or|can procure from others, or notify tht
coramittee where they can be found. Articles
ouated Will be disposed of as the donors An.v.
direct, qr under the direction of the Executive
Committee. But articles merely placed on ex
hibition,!; receipted for by any member or the
committee, will be cart fully preserved and rtltur -
e.l. A better should accompany each article,
giving its orign, history, etc—and lFdonated, its
value. Give everything you can and lend us the
rest.
On bchjUf ol the Committee,
• JOS. S. MORRISON. Chairman.
Quo. H. CaniSTT, Secretary.
All articles either donated, or lott 1..1 exhibi
tion. can he left with, or addrrss»cd t.i enl.i-r . I
the following members of.-thc committee ;
W. I). M’OOWAN,
So YT&ter M., Pittsburch
HUH- JAS. VEFOH. '
corner 4th ami Grant streets.
I>R. JOHN DICKSON,
corner Penn and Hand streets.
/S. KID LIRE.
r postottiee, Allegheny.
D- LEKT SHIELDS,
Sewieklcyville.
a »IicSEESn i.oSti, h? i.iimchtt,
B . m-TaßUliljH. Akv,:.. to.
jTS«-in Mmm and HenjM., Htickrje A.o«e.
and Keeper, junker Mower an,l Hooper) tin, u
paMowtr and Keeper, farmer M.•"<;>, «*>■»'
>!ower2hmlalso, Horse Bakes, Huy t.ltvaton
and Agnelli tura! and t anning Implementsof al
UlndiT f mhiMfcw
mfrARVIS’S BOSTON CRACKER
'^o4‘ S FOTLTRTH street,
j. «■»., *-• ■* PITTSBURGH! FA,
Between Wood and Market. leiOi
undersigned hare formed a co-partnership
CO ■ forfbeparpoee of making- IRON. MININO
9^'r JOHNS. DILWOBTH-, ■■'
•i TAM.ES M. Bailed ,
j HITCHCOCK, M’OBiEBY A CO.
mylO-S;sv'
river MATTERS
"thk River.—Last evening at twilight there
were eight feet water in the channel and fall
ing The weather during the day was pleasant.
Jocobs”jiß the name selected for
Capt. B» n. Johnson’* (new .Memphis and Saint
Louiß packet. This boat Has been fitted up re
gardless of expense. She will be the star boat
of any line she may enter. Capt. Jacobs is one
of our most successful steamboat builders. The
compliment Is well deserved and has been be
stowed without any knowledge on his part. We
Shall refer to her again.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES,
ARRIVED.
Gallatin, Clarke, Brownsville.
Franklin, Cannae, Brownsville.
Jas. Kees, Irwin, Elizabeth.
Bayard, Peebles, Monongahela City
Emma Graham, Avers, Zanesville.
Reserve, List, St. Louis.
Major Anderson, Dravu. Cincinnati.
Leonidas, Cox, Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Gallatin, Clarke, Brownsville.
Franklin, Cariuac, Brownsville.
Jas. Reese, Irwin. Elizabeth.
Bayard, Peebles, Monongahela Cily
Lady Franklin, Clarke, Cincinnati.
Julia, Couleon, Zanesville.
Delaware, Stevens, Cincinnati.
Argonaut No. St. Louis.
Pittsbi'kuh Sanitary Fair.—The follow
ing named steamboats e subscribed to the
Steamboat Fund of the Pittsburgh Sanitary
Fair; all other boats subscribing will have their
names added to the list:
Little Giant, hover,
.'Argonaut No. Armenia,
• Nevada, Julia,
America, Westmoreland.
Damsel, . New York,
ArcolA, Camelia,
Paragon, \ ulean,
Kate Roninaon, Starlight.
Goody Friends,
Jas. R. Gilmore, Silver Cloud No -2.
Alpha, Minerva.
Charmer, Mercury.
Kenton, Lenio Leotis.
Glide,* M. S. Mephaiu,
Reserve, Cherokee,
Ontario, Roanoke,
Ohio Valley, LiZ2ie Martin,
Jewess, Silver Spray,
Lotus, -Empire City,
Golden Era, Citizen,
Maggie Hays. Bertha,
Gallatin, Franklin.
Kate B. Porter, olive,
lit a Reese, Echo No. :j,
Clara Poe, Delaware.
Capt. Wm. Dean, h new boat not named.
•Capt. Anderson's new boat, not yet launched
myMjl
STEAMBOATS.
Wheeling & Parkersburg Packets
for wheeling.
_ THKREGI LAR PASSEN-
Packet MINEJi VA, Ca]>t. Gor
don, has resumed her old trade, making regular
trips, leaving Pittsburgh every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. Having been
thoroughly repaired, she well deserves the pa
tronage of the public generally.
JAS. COLLINS & CO., Acta.
WhArf-boat, below Jlonongahcia bridge.
febs
25 Cents.
.50 Cents.
Cincinnati & Louisville Packets,.
FOB. CINCINNATI.
TUESDAY, MAY "4, AT ID A. M.
THE NEW AND SPI.EN'-
fiffigglggCdid passenger steamer MA.IOK
A. Dravo. Commander, will
leave as announced abo\ e.
For Ireigbt, or passage, apply on board, or
JOHN'J-'LACK, or
my 23 J. D. CULLING WO( )D, Agts.
POR CINCINNATI & LOIiSVILLE.
TI K>DAY AIAY M, AT 4 P. M.
xflT' 35 '* THE NEW AND sPLEX
passenger steamer Hl'AN’i 'KL.
M*:« miu, t.otnmander, will leave as announced
above.
For freight. <*>r passage, apply on board, or to
JtiHN FLACK, or
.1. I). Ci >LLINGVV( H >D. Agts
FOR CINCINNATI.
HUS DAY. MAY 23. AT 4 I‘. X
„ «IT~K TIIF ‘ NFW AXl> SP, K V
steamer LAl>\ FK ANKI.I.N.
Liaiko. ,auui imlei. uill lea»e »« atwKa*i»ce«l
above.
For freight, or apply on Uiar.i. or t.>
JOHN FLACK, or
mp:i .1. n. oouiAN* iu uiHi, a?h.
FOR IIM IXNATI <fc J.OIISVILIJ..
1 lU> [>.Y\ . .UA \ Vi, AT 4 i\ |M.
HIE SPLENDID PAS
ri(7< ‘ r i*toamer TH LS I I,F. lin-ept.
Hates, Commander, will leave as annoum-ed
above.
For ltvifc-M, or Apply on I-oikl. «>r t.
J(»H\ 'FLACK, or
.1. 1». CuLI-lNli WiKili. Agta
Evau’lle, Cairo &St. Louis Packets,
FOR EVASBVII.LF., CAIRO. UALE.VA,
ST. LOCIS, DI BUtil'E ST. FAI L.
THIS DAY. MAY JJ AT 10 A. iW
TH E NE AV AND S t B-
steamer .!. K.trILMOKL,
A. .1. Jolly, Commander, will leate ad an
nounced above.
For Height, or passage, apply on lavanl. or to
JOHN FLACK, or
niyji .1. D. riiLUMlWiioli, Apt. r
FOREVANS’LLE, CAIRO ST. LOIIK.
TULSIIAY. MAY -4, AT 4 P. M.
a THE FINK PASS.ENUER
earner ARMENIA. A. C. M'Cal-
will leute as announced
above.
For freight, or passage, apply oh board, or to
JOHN FLACK, or
.], Jj.CULLINOWOi ill, Ads.
Clarksville &-Nashville Packets,
FOR ( lauksvii.ie & n ashvu.i.k.
TUESDAY, MAY -4, AT 4 P. M
THE FIXE PASSENGER
steamer AMEPIC'.A, Capt. Gold
ing, will leave as announced above.
For freight, or passage, apply on board, or to
JOHN FLACK, or
.1. 1). COLLING WOOD, Acta.
Allegheny Eiver Trade, >-
EMLISGTOK, PH ANKI.IN & OH, t'lTI
THIS DAY, .MAY 23, AT i Y. M.
THE FINE PASSENGER
URILDA, W. S. Evans,
Commander, will leave ns announced hlh>\c.
For freight, or passage, apply on hoard, at the
foot of Irvin street.
NOTICE TO_SHIPPERS.
Philadelphia & New York
EXPRESS STEAMBOAT CO.
Freight Line
CONSIGNMENTS TO EITHER
Agent forwarded to any point East or V. eat
free of commission and with dispatch.
WM. P. CLYDE, Agent,
No. 14 Sb Delaware avenue,
Philadelphia.
JAME< HAND. Agent.
In.j m Wall street,
Yr.rU
WILMUN WiIILLPIN, President.
mhl4-3md
\ f “1 . ' r
For Rate, Mice, Roachee, Ants, Moths in Puis.
Bed Hugs, Woolens, 6c.c., insects un Phuita, Ani
mals, Fowls, &c. ■»
Put up In 250,600. and :1,00 Boxes, Rutiles,
and Flasks. *3 and *6 siren for Hotele, Pubite
Institutions, &c.
“Only infallible remedies know n.”
“Free from Poisons.”
•43* “Not dangerous to the Human Vannl}
‘ “Hats come out of their holes to die.'
tSTSohI Wholesale in all largo cities.
JtSrSolA by all Druggists and Retailers evciy-
Where.
4®-! MBkware : !! of all worthier imitation.-.
.OS'-See that “Costar’s” n iroeia on each B“\.
Bottle and Flask before you buy.
*O-Address HENRY It. COTTAR.
AA'Prni'jipftl Depot,-k>2 Broadwaj, N- 1 .
JGTSnId by R. FAHNESTOCK A. Ct).. H
K. sKLLF.IIS < (»..u hold- Hr nnd t< v t*ii Hi r «-ntG
Plltsburvh. Pn.. and i} FOK<? E A. K) Ll/i . Ai
ezhony Ury. Pa. mi: i D-mid-vu
Mi:i>K ALCAKI).
IV. UIHJE.VIUMr.B. M. p..
NI.W icKK.
VV. H. HODENHAMEK, M. D..
Office, No. UG Third street. Utttcc hours Horn
to 4 p. m.
Devote their attention to
the Medical and Surgical treatment of
Chronic Diseases,
Especially those of the LOWER BOWEL, sud.
as riles, Constipation, Fistula, Fissure, Falling
of the Bowel, Ulceration of the Bowel, Stricture
of the Bowel, &c. Also, the various Chronic
Diseases of the Womb, the Kidneys, the BUd
der, etc.
To Bo'llinglMills, Machinists and Other,.
Babbitt met ax—a good ahti
cle, for sale low by
’ A. PURVES & SON, '
my6-lm South »nd Penh, Philadelphia.
THE POST—PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 23/ 1864.
RAILROADS
1804.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
NINK TJA.II-Y TRA.IKS.
CONSTANT ADDITIONS ARE
lug mule to the equipment of this excellent
double track and expreaa route, and every possi
ble care will be exercised for the comfort of pas
sengers and rapid movement of freight Train
will leave the depot in Pittsburgh as follows:
THRUf-'IIH AIVOMMODATION daily, (ex
cept Sunday.) at <! Oil a. m. stopping at all eta- ;
tiona between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. - j
FAST MA IL every morning, (except Sunday,; j
at a oo a. m., stopping ouly at principal Stations, ,
and making direct connections at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Washington, and tor New York I
via Rhiladrlpjhla. ,
THROUGH EXPRESS daily, at 4 Jn p. u., .
stopping only at principal Stations, making di- j
reel connections at Harrisburg for Baltimore and |
l Washington, and for New York via Philadelphia, j
i FAST LINE daily, (except Sunday,) at 640 V-'\
i m., stopping only at principal “Stations, connect*
' ine at Hamsburg for Baltimore ami Washington, I
i and for New York via Allentown, without I
: change of cars; also at Philadelphia for New :
! York '
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN j
I leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 3 10 p. in., stop- ,
ping at all Stations, anil running as lar as C«>ne
-1 rYffsT A ( 1 C OM M OI) AT IONT R A l N forW&U’fr I
<tnt ion, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 630 a.m. ,
S ECO NO ACCOMMODATION TRAIN lor ;
1 Wall’s Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at :
11 15 a. m. I
THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN foi i
1 Wall’s Station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at ,
I 4 00 p. m. i
i FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for ■
Wall’s Station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at !
* 6 10p. m. ,
; THE r RCKCH TRAIN leaves WairsStation.
' every Sunday at 905 a. ui.; returning leave*
| Pittsburgh at 12 45 p. in.
; RETURNING TRAILS
! ARRIVE IN PITTSHUHUH AS FOLLOWS 1
' Baltimore Express 12 30 p. n»
> Philadelphia Express l top. uj*
; Fast Line l on a. nr
Through Wail Train
Johnstown Accommodation
Ist Wall's Station Accommodation.... ti ii 3 a. ir.
2d Wall’s Station Accommodation a 45 a. m.
3d Wail's Sutton Accommodation - m.
4th Wall's Station Accommodation 05p.m.
KaiUmorc Express will arrive with ITiiladelplu*
Express at 1 top. m. on Monday*.
TRAINS Fun HE.UUsN 11.1. E m,.i INDI-
ANA connect at R lairs nlte. Intersection with
: Through Acamunoihitiun, .l«hne t own Aceontmo
' cUtion an<s Express Train K.nfl.r, ami with Haiti
• oiore Express ami .'ohnct-'-u-n Accninmouatioti |
West. i
! FOE LBKN:: : j<i HO connect at Cree- ;
son with Express Trains and .viail Train West, 1
anil with Through A-:oo»RnoQHti<u! an.l Express :
Train East.
FA n L
TH NEW \uAA
A
BALTIMORE
LANfA-n'EK
HAKKI> HI i\(» ...
ALTOONA
li&ggagu l !hf‘oKiV. t.> *ii >’> hti: ;.-j cm the i'ent.*
eylvanua KfUiroA.l, an.: to rhiln-St.phia, Haiti
more Hn<l Nrw York.
Ihissengera purch.ißiug ticket-* ;n C'irswiU 1.0
charge! ;ia aece.-a seco:i.uy to ihstar.ce traveled
i:i addition to the :i i »?re. except from Sta*
tior.s white the 1 ouipKin hn» :i<> .wreid.
Nl »TH ' t.— in cate 01 loss, the (.’utnpany will
h-dd t:.i:infwiw« r-'i, .iju-ihlf 1.1; jitT'^ni-ti ii-upragc
ontv. and l>'t .'III atio 1 .U» im' r\.-.-rdiii:: * KKh
N\ H.-An t »n;n:!■’.» h •< en-ployed to
convey Dasaougeis and to and ;rom the
Depot, at a charee i:-.d t.< ext-» -\ cords :.,r each
passenger and haegaae
.(. STKWAKT. Ascot,
At the Y. K. K l J Afi6engrr on
r*:id irrAut atm-to. mjv:2
1864. 1884.
THE PITTSBURGH
FT, WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY,
Olcvelaui'iainl Piu^lmi-h Railroad
S U Iyl Mb' H A HIIAI4 G>;M bl Nl'
AM* \E 1' Kit M\ \ I Mil, I-1.1,
I.*-*-, n
- HittshV. » «•; • U,\o
l. h\p! -’ba l •• •' >-
d KxjT.'aa I l'< p In
Mali l. l
Arrive nmhurUj,
K, F.W - . x > iv \
in., 1 M !'• in
K'. .*» F H i;
lo -I Hi . j j' rn . *bn p m
,U »I>A ! li»N IKA IN
i,ex\ p in
Kor AlUMion. i f'iA. li. l<i .n » icir-tt'ii
•: 10 p. iii u .i-t *t in o -i"
4 in ;i in
;> .hi in.
Kt.t l h.MISu
Arrive A lloghon >.
I\, K. W.\C. I
lh . 4 .KJ j, i,,
«' N l Iv I.
i. . r * it ivj.. I' 1 ; pU-.iu.'i, I*■
.\ <1 K A^MJ.b! I. i. \ .
A llm'hi';)) CM)
IllJ L‘. \ . I.' -■'•l 1 Llv •, I : (Ml. hail A<Cllt ,
Pittsburgh & Connellsville R. R
Hanunci' -A.rrunu;iuiient
ONjANDAFTKU IUOMJAV, MAY «D,
lStta, limns will lemc list* licpot, corner i»i
H<>aa &Qil Wnter atreeU, ns hninu t:
l’ntbl'Mlgll. I’lttrbuip'li
Mali to Hint troiu t "titowri T A> ,v. in. « in) p. m.
Express •• “ 3 +o p. to. y 30 h. in
Ist M’JCeespot t Ac* .Mil. li i" :i. in. u&on.u:
lat Port Perry
BraUiioek's
Sunday Church I‘iuiu to
aud from M’kceeport. 1 00 j>. ni. 10 00 h. m
For tickets apply to ii Lu. liUl'l-TON, Aift.
\V. B. S‘t< 1C i, supt. apJ*)
SILVER PEARL SOAP.
C 1 RI'MPTO.V & < 0.. HO7 LIBKin V
) STRLLT, sole proprietors «ru! manufactur
ere for Western Pennsylvania, Uhio, IniUauu.
illiuouj ami .Min»uuri. Also w.auutacturers of a
superior article oi PALAI, t \ EK.UAN, < >LI YY.
an>l HUSIN bUAPS, and various Toilet mho :
Fancy Soaps. <U uur bilver Pearl boip which
we continently recommend as belter lor general :
use tlmn any other before the public, should In 1
borne in muni hue neither Potash, bait. Lime j
or Rosin, or any other substance in its manufac- '
lure which can ahrma. oi injure the finest fabric. :
Flannels ami W uolena can be washed with the
rapidity ol Cotton or Linen. Clothes wa6hed
with the bilver Pearl boap do not require boil
ing or half the rubbing, w nidi ot course saves
the went ami tear. biiver Pea;! boap ieinuvcs
(irecfce, lurt. lub.avcu M-ims, Printer*' Ink,
bmoke and the u urst bilge V. a ter>t ai us instant
ly, by apply mg it with a imast sponge, thus prm
tectlng windows, carpets and lurmture trom
cuds and slope. It imparts a brilliancy to Plate.
Jewelry, *. ilasuwarc, LimmeU-.l Paintings and
Patent Leatln-i iinuu-.IiAU !y. am. lot eieanii.e •
•Marble ami I- loor l'ile« it hue i.o equal. For the
bath anU particularly iof tdmmpuouing, the bii
ver Pearl boup is a perlt'i’t luxury. In
; all who have tried its superior qualities ac
knowledge it the: gieatest discovery oi the ag»
! This Company reepecttulh a.«k a trial from all
i who axe interested, ami in e\ ory case wiii reluml
. the price oi the same should it fail to accomplish
whftt we chum lor it
Sold at tive cents per pound m fifty pound
boxes. PeUvered to the oars, boats, in Alleghe
ny, Birmingham and city residence* tree of
charge. 1 /lre’fct ions lor use ou ail package*.
Liberal discount to the ti uh*
Merchants Iroin abroad wili ■!,. well to give
CRUMP! uN « Ft)., a call, :r«7 Liberty street,
Opposite Peuna. Railroad Pacsniger Pepot.
oi all rn*.it..!i rii;.- None genuine
unless bearing our ti ade ni.-v: k, SUvn- Pcati Ska 1 .
as secured by the inv t nlot by ,\ atlon-vi copyright.
uilu’-tf
MANUFACTURING SITE FUR SALE.
lit isirminfci'liam.
uEsm Ain.i Pii:« k of
_l_ PRCPLRi \ an u vj j. J-Muc.u. .-
Polling Mill. h.v» ii.tr t r;v «:r i tour oi Pair m.u
died and tn euty-u\ e i led ir., and e.\ tcrpni: ink
about two huudi. u i.vt chxi ft ,
my 5-1 tn 1 I: K 5 1 . L. IIIM> \ .. . 4t )i M
JJICKXKS, KK IYIH I* VMJ ‘i.P r *C—
100*i(>7 :-3 u
30 Ju |>u.< i
-.1 -.i, I . :%i<
■iiw •!•.> i -'i.i.if •> h '-(rlni]'. rj cni; » an*; • mt-
J.iO ;U< i\ , |
•■: k 1*
• i , .jjd >;t\
ik) to \s 01 .rstoshiri*
6 do Walnut Ketchup;
5' do MufProon Ketchup,
20- do Imported t rench Mustard,
60 do Imitation do do
J üßt received and tor sale by
BEYMKK fc HKOS.,
126 and 126 Wood at
Raisins, phfxes and cur-
KANTb—
l.ouu pkga. l>uneh and Layer Kaiains, In whole
hall and quarter bos.es,
60 mate seedless Kaisins,
. kegß do do
30 casks prime Zaqie Currants,
60 kegs french prunes and Pliiais,
26»boxes - .'do-' : ifo '
Just received and lor sale by
REYMER fc BRUo.,
mhB 126 and 128 Wood Bt.
J. H. CASIDAY,
NOTE, STOCK,' DRAFT, BOND AND MORTGAGE, j ames pTfi^emino,;
REAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE BROKER, u o GI S Y ,
pnue rooms,” beUreen'jf! sTaL j WHOLESALE AND EETAIL DEALER
liankß W or FOURTH street. _ ! 'V^ofiA&SSS
PITTsBI R<iH._ ] V(>. 77 FKDERAI, STREET,
PAPER MANUFACTURERS. I ai.leohenycity.pa.
S. B. & C. P. MAB.KLE,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Andrew kloman
v , ' , HENRY PHirPS, JK.,
BOOK, CAP, LETTER, ’ (teneral Partners
And all kinds of Wrapping Paper, IRON CITY FORGE,
FROM NO. Ji7 WOOD STREET, TO KLOMAN k PHEPPS,
No. 33 Smithfleld Street,
*S“OaBh paid fur BAGS.
lucent (fit, works. : GAS PLUMBERS & FILTERS.
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO., a. i> i> v a i:wje:sh.
PLUMBERS MB GAS FITTERS,
OAHBOKT OILS,
Office, 5491 MBRfeTT STREET,
wyB*6ni<l PITTSBURGH, PA.
House Carpenter and Jobber, „ irilir , ;n .,
shop, virgin alley, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
Between Wood and Liberty streets.
PA.
faolkned and promptly attended tn
SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUS'S
. . __ i opened a very large and desirable atoak of
ALDERMEN. FINE GOLD JEWELRY,’
FRANK KELLY, GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
Alderman and. Afrtoin6V at l_iaW] Fnr Lidiefi’ and G■cn^lemenß , wesr , fine
NO. m* FIFTH STREET. Bronze blocks. Fancy U-ood*.
12 :aj n. m«
lu 15 a. m
j •'it accounts ami all leeai imsl
mjfcs jiroiujilly attended to. eetMyil
LOAN OFFICE,
HENRY W. CIMIOTTE,
SPENCEP. & M’KAY,
maOA'KV IN I.VIUiK AND SMALL BREWERS & MALSTERS,
lyj quantities loaned on t iold And Sih or, lda
uinuda, .Jwveln . <ioid and Silver WaTohea, and PHOFNIX 9TEAM BREWERY.
ail kinds of \ aluablc Articles. for any length ot rnUCNIA 0 ! CMITI DllCWtllls
time agreed on. The roods nmi"t be delivered
without the 'I lcket.
•6 r a'*Ortiee Houri from 7 A. M to If) IV i\l.
J&3O
ENGINE BUILDERS.
WI. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
Iron t’ornidors.
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
*BAMPA(THIEH AI.I* KI.VDS OK
it I Mea’ii Kr.fcMiiPa, taru'rni: Ir.dn three t>> me
imii.lre.l and nay horse power, and sidled im
-; i jot .Mills, Sn; Mills, HWat K.rnHc a. K.wto
iiet*. etc.
< js\ r particw! ir at rent ion to 'I he ci.utd r ik'
<>j LtiCinee and dachmery l'H ;:n-r miii- md i..;
uprights, muiny and circular saw mills.
Have also < 1 n hand, i.nir.hed and rradi lor e)uj»;
meiit at short i.ot.e- hu/ine.- ar.d .d
tuel} description
A Iso. I urnish 1 toilers and.hoc* Iron arprr-il e:\ .
Wrought iron .“'•hatting, Iliii/i ;* and I’utiie.- n.
i‘\eri tai itM j . and eonUn a.' rhi iu-u. nle. t u i ul
\\ .-del. Mmi.merj anil Machine ( ards.
o.i.ir pi K't’r ~'r 1.-u .ill It. J.,!,er , Main .i n ! t;; -
nl o! Hit: beet iju'iliti ot materials, .u.d wan -.Med
n all cases to lmu- satiMaction.
'itiers ft - .in all pvr to ol t
ted and promptly Hied.
E-i \\ l«r<T
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C
Piano Covers,
.V a. ui , J .•>) j' i.
Fmo Embroidered Cloth,
Embossed Cloth,
A now and
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
.1 ust receh i*d at tue New t 'arpid *-i
MTarland, Collins & Go.
HOUSEFURMISHIMGI
UPHOLSTERY.
Venetian Blind Trimmings,.
a u entirely m w hikl complete assort men t Tl'llK ami t<rep roust *;.tly on hand every j w HOLES ALE AND RETAIL. DEALER
J,i " rKe,veJ “ ,he ‘arsas I T In -—s**:*
355 ! GENTS’ : FURNISHme GOODS,
Fixtures. 610 CHESTNUT STREET,
attention given to hD orders tor Jit* ! mvl-Ivd l PHILADELPHIA
ting and laying .'..Men t ’-irpetH. oil ITjothß, itc. i 3
oetn-ly.l HoitEKTS •* KofclNH’lv.
NTTAV rAIiVKT STOUK
M EAR LAND, rOKLLSS <t l O,
ru li 1
New House and New Goods
Arttvca at
Jl* ST RECEIVED FROM THK
onatern cities, a large and well selected stock
<>i goods. designed fur the Soring ami summer
trade, consisting in part of the following goods .
KKINcH t'LiTnis and CAssl.ULKhs. FAN*
CY KNGLiMI. ifhK.UAN ami AMLUU'A.N
t’i iA'l 1 Nils and CASSIMKHFs of almost
every shade, style anti color, all of which 1 will
make up to order m the latest, and most fashion*
Hide manner hy experienced wr.ikmen at short
notice and reasonableteruiß. Also, a largeatock
ol Gents* Furnishing Goods, such as are usually
kept iu firot-d.asa lurnishing stores. (naei» &»*-
united and promptly executed.
W. H. McUKK. '■
No. lo St Clair 6trect.
a I iPittsburgh, Pa.
6 1 i a. m. 2 06 p. m.
»"> a. m. H 30 a. in,
4 16 j*. Ui. 6 4U p. m.
DAUU
MERCHANT TAILORS,
WK HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
large and well selected stock of *
SPRING AND .SUMMER GOODS,
GENT’S FUHNISHING GOODS,
Including Lockwood's Cloth Lined PAI’LH
PULI ilts*. LCK TIES and even thing usually
kept bv drs (-class Furnishing stores, tirdern
promptly executed. nihfi-lyd
O H ii c: Iv 1 : li
CORNEH MARKET AM) FIRST VI S
JAMKS M I,A L'OIIIAIS
OYSTERS, BUTTEK, GAIVLE,
’fttt'XLl. PAPERS. mr CLOTiIV
¥▼ WiNliiiW SHARKS, > ANC\ li< i( 'lis
o ail I''ij ,rs from .->c to f 3 per roll ; Window
''hades irrun 10c to ; Oil Oloths from too to
if 1 .*«> per yard ; Fancy Goodin all varieties, at
the
New Wall Paper & Taney Goods House
I'f FOEKSTI-'rt * M’HWAKZ,
fel»l3 164 >mithrielil street
A HOOD
And valuable machine, capable of nettiug
$25 per day above expenses, has juat been com*
Dieted and patented. The patent-right f. t.he
State of Pennsylvania with one or more ma
chines is now offered for sale on favorable terms.
This is a rare chaoce for investment. From
$2,000 to $3,000 capital required
Address
febs*»if
BOX 766,'
Pittsburgh, Pa,
|TOMi5 f-iO BBLS CHOICE PfilNIT
pi HOMINY—Just received and for sale by
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
corner Market and First is.
STOCK BROKERS.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
&p 3
LAMPS, OIL, &C.
MANUFACTURERS OP
PUKE WHITE REPINED
HOUSE CARPENTERS
OUETIS 0. STEINMETZ,
eSNEBU
LOAN OFFICES.
NO. 100 SMITH RIEI.D ST.,
SKAB the
Pinun. ft. R., Passenger Siattou,
PITTMM.H'JJI. I'A.
TAILORS
No. 10 St. Clair Street
IMS KMITMPIKIiD STREET
i uf
Ciotlis, insslmercv, \ esllugj <£
Aljo. a Urge -:.kk of
PORK PACKERS.
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
(Successors to Jhb. Homies fti'n.t
Lealcr in Kacon, Lnnl.‘-upar-Cured Hams,
r moked Reoi. etc
Fll i'SBI RUH, PA.
decll-lyd
OYSTERS, GAME. &c‘
DKALBR IN
POULTRY AI-fD EGGS,
s'r« i:i:^r
u;:» LmcilTV
I*ov. u stnirp.
WALL PAPER. &C
DRUGGISTS, j
JOSEPH
STEAMBOAT FORGING, &C
NINTH WART). PITTSBURGH.
Mam facti re bar iron, gbn
eral Railway mul Steamboat! Forgings,
Passenger, Freight and Locomotive Axles, fcc.
gelO-ti' i
NO. 165 WOOD STREET,
Opposite First Church*Pittsburgh, and
NO. 47 OHIO STRIfKT, ALLEGHENY,
NKAR THE MAYOK’3 OVFtCB.
PVMPS, HYDRANTS, SHEET LEAD,
Lead Pipe, Pig and Bar Lead, aind Plumb
er’B Material in general. Oil Refineries fitted up
■zr— in the most approved manner. Tanks lined with
Lead or Copper. Houses fitted with Water and
, (Jab Fixtures. •
B.—All orders promptly attended to.
ap3-lyd i
•T K W KLK V .
BrLVErt-J'I.ATEII IVAItE,
' Such as Castors, Cake and Fruit Baskets, *-apENDAILY,FItOaieTO » O’CLOCK,
GoMcia, Cases. lea etc. alsu, on Wednesday and Saturday evenings,
, l-ivvm \ v m kvkan i SFIIiLE Dorn May Ist h) November Ist,from 7toB o’clock
htlish.MA.N, Mbt h Ais x bfcLDijt-, d from November Ist to May Ist, from 6to 8
de*» 4*i V jfth street. Q , clock> J
—•; — =r—Deposits received of all sums notless than Oub
PDC\A/PRQ AMD MAI RTFRS Dollak, and a dividend of the profits declared
Dnt.Wn.no lVinuoiC.no. twice ft year, in June and December interests
has been declared semi-annually, in June and De
cember since the Bank was organized, at the rate
ol six per cent, a year. i
Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the
credit of tnc depositor as principal, and bears the
same interest from the first days or June and De
cember, compounding twice a year, without
troubling the depositor to call or even to present
his pass hook. At this rate money ufill double in
less than twelve years.
Books containing the Charter, By-Laws. Buies
and K emulations, furnished gratis, on application
to the office.
WTHTK I.VVK AUVAVS O.V HAND A
W au]»€rior article ol
Ale, Porter aud Brown'Stout,
And will t’; ■■ nt* j I u t<» make it our aim to give ' Hit at «x 7 w
mail ni our cuatnuu-ni Mr. Kobt P E 0 ® B;E -
V.'atsuu 01 Lii’cru t.irL-et. will k-ve.the manage- _ VJ CB PRBSidehts. .
of our tmkiH'FP. with full control ;n thoßrewm*. James MjAulcy, James B. I)» Meeds,
\ddrcs? nlloroors to M'KNChH h MjJCAY, John 1L fchoeiibergw, Wm. Booglfus, „
Pht*i»m\ Browerv Pittsburgh J*a James Uerdman, Isaac M. Pennock,
i ntoniN Hrcwtr>. j pEX ~.r Peter A. Madeira, James Shidle,
'iAs 'ii'KAY ’ Wm. J.. Anderson. John B. M’iFadden,
* cl{Ms “ - ,A * * Ji - - A. JM. Pollock* Ml D. John t>. Backofen,
JLsut toriicM* t -V Co., trustees.
Calvin Adams, Henry J. Lynch,
Malsters and Hop Dealers,
WATER STHKKT, Aton?o“!Tu"rrfer, Robcrtßobb,
• Wlil.i.LiNo, VA. Charles A-Colton. Henry L. Rlngwalt,
John Evans. Wm. E. Schmertr,
ii/rvni/rN Bern. L. jpannestock, Alexander Bpeer,
IRON WUnKo. John J. Gillespie, Alexander Ttndle,
, Wm. S. Haven, Wm. Yanktrk,
ORMSBY IRON WORKS, R?charjl Wm! P. Weyman,
! * Tames l>i Kelly, Yeager.
Wft art on Brothers & Co., iftkcaKTAßr treasurer.
' CHARLES A. COLTON.
AJecl-i y.l
till-: ,\<M\ IMtKPAREI) TO HE
•Ci\. :. !; ii.i t i. c .iH oi/rs oi
lin! i- , oi.ikr, B’Uii &Ho«ofibnelro!i *T<>™
;■ i T/1 K hi. -I I'l'M.lTh J. R(-!'MKN HK’Kfl
1 •'’ : i
K-iuiA w
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
I IttpK iiiK *V I
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
.VO. i i I rii'Tli sTKEF.T,
V lotona,
"GRAVEL ROOFERS.
i.u-tox, oT.i>i>x:rv a-coT,
Ciir.YVML YtOOIPUNC*
Mateitnl l l ' fell v/iti. instructions.
4iP*t ittioe, v-uraiT 6ih m>! Wondjstreets, second
story. febs
CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD
BOSTON CRACKER BAKERY. LONGCOPE& PEARCE,
Blannfacturers and Importers of
** ’ MESS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
“ J 1 km ' ls nI AND TAILORS TKIMMINOS,
CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD, No. 10 South Fourth Street,
NO. rt 4 FOT’RTH STREET,
Between Wood mil Market
LIME MANUFACTURERS _
m iT i ' . V , ‘ i Our friends and the public at large will not,
To Builders and (.Olltractors. I we r trust, iorget that we are at present and for
a few weeks to be found at \\ ilkins Hall, over
Wr* *i» t,' mf/jiv tr i vfLiipTr nTVf] the 51hj or b Utllce, fourth street, where we
a 1c f MCTI-IURd h „ e o |i exhibition and for sale as due a stock of
1 ‘ ™ 1 ' ' i HARMONIUMS, MELODEONS. ETC,,
*8 were ever brought to this city, and at strict
ly EASTERN FACTORY PRICES.
H. KLEBEE & BED.’,
Whicr. v.-e are pte-pared to d«lmr from our
COAL V/UID, 51HI LIISEUTV STREET
coaxi, , ap4
Always on hand ns usanl
Notice tub executive COM
MITTEE of the Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair
- [ have resolved that all the diherent branches of
; industry, profession and trades, be requested to
_ meet in separate conventions at once and «p
-izz ; i point three or more menSbers as a Committee to
JAMES MILLI.\GAR, MCEVO.NGA.IIE- 1 aidintlie Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair. It is res-
C.V PLA.Ni*\G would respectfully , peed uily. requested that thenamea of all of said
iulorui the public that he has rebuilt since the ' Committees be handed ln.-<fi once to the Secre
rtre*aml ha\ing enlarged hi* establishment, and tary of the Association at their Booms, 96 Water
tilled it u*i i h the newest and most approved raa* street, over Zug & Pointer’s Warehouse.
chinery,i i now prepared to luruißh flooring and By order, F. R. BKUNOT,
nlAning > tarda, scroll sawing and re-sawing, mhl6 Chairman,
doors, saali and shutters, kiln dried trames, —’
mouldings. box making, aie
Sotth FtTTsnrroh\ >ept. idol.
TIANING MIL4LS.
PHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GES
TLEM EN.—Samples and Catalogues sent
.... ‘C": tor 26 cents. Enclose an envelope with your own
- • ~ name and address. D. HEMME LTE,
ST. FRANCIS’ COLLEGE, mh~-3md 58)£ Liberty Bt., New York.
Under Care of the Franetrsan Brothers. jov? «*« by using ouia.
; son a Anti-lr lickerlng, American and lmper
rifUl-, ISSTITI’IIUI. SITt'ATED l\ ! til G anßurneij, a a lire saving of twenty-live per
A l.orreuo. i.'.uuhrlp Omi.iy ivmisylvani*, c f nt , ,„ The Atfti-Illokertng lsjiist the thing lor
about lour miles irom « Tens<m Station, on The . n, them burn st the Gas
direct route net ween I'l.i! :d<*jph; waiui I'itrsburgh , * lttJn B aa< * Plumbing Establishment ol
■»v.-ia chartered in Ni!‘, mill nrr. ileues <i> conicr , WLLI>UN A Kt LLY,
t; -u.unM olie-i.ilC ll<u.nr* ;u.U l .refer:* I‘be _. u _° 4 ! 164 Woodstreet.
iwenlu-n O-I f .'if t ,h>- •: ■ • <**r healthy
i’l »Vl.Uf.\l : ..i.. -Thj.- hi the Ailrtjheny JC
.w-uat tiur l ( imr prove; bint r<u it* pure w iter. 200 boxes Oranges, prime,
iiru’int: tir. uni pl.-iurc-ipr *-vm.-T;. 100 do Lemons,
The ► • -M.• \ c-T e...es «-n tise r IRsT iuo frails Ivica Almonds.
Mi»N DA Yu rn the l**»it ot f .GIST, and ends 10 bales Bor. Almonds,
about i ie’;>i i. oj JiN r. toiii.o. mg. It is divitled 60 bags Tarragona Almonds,
LiitotHo.frhMono. students cannot return home 60 do Sicily Almonds,
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neCe& , 76 boxes Shelled Almonds,
sary to Land s.irvewng, Engineering, &c., Ac., 1 30 bfcs English Walnuts,
will be furnished by the institution to the 1 26 do Brazil Nuts,
Students. i 30 do Filberts,
Instruments, d . ncai Music iorms no extra ; oqq do Pea Nuts,
charge. Students will U* admitted from eight , 6000 Cocoa Nuts,
years to the ace ot manhood. ! In store and landing, anrfVor Bafe bf
Term:—Board and I uition. payable half yearly * BEYMLER k BROS,
in advance v $ 70. mh4 128 aud 128 Wood’ll
Surveying and use of inatrumehtb, j*er an- , i
num 2i) \ yiOTATOMP— <
Clasical" anil Modern Languages, extra.... 10 i 60 bushels ohoice Ncahannooki,
StudentaspendingVacationattiieOoUege.. 20 i j
Reference can be made to the ffi. Bov. BiAhop ' r . 100 , J?° .- do
Domenec. Kt. Her. Bishop Wood, Philadelphia; I Juat rec « lTed BaJe
Rev.T. s.Reynolds, Lorretto; Rev. Br.O’Rnm, I •.,« 1 FETZERifc ARMSTRONG-,
Philadelphia', Rev. Henry phila- 01 oorner M arket a dFti«ls»
delnhia ; Kev. Pierce M.ahar, Harrisburg; ' : '■AGGS—4 BARRELS FRESH EGGS—
N. B.—A hack'runs daily to[ Lorretto from . Just received and for tale by
Oreasen. i FLTZER A ARMSTRONG,
sea Rev. K. A. BUSH, Superior. { my 6 gooxnar Market And First ns. '
MIJ-ElilvEN,
.thomar n. miller,
Special Partner.
.i.-iAtVtima
i’.r M Vi- i 1 K'i K A it
Pvodncc and Provision
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
.nnuft-Mim! No. 15 South Water at.,
PHILADELPHIA.
J&'LiberaJ advances made on consignments
when required. ray-lyd
FMTrSRt Rfill, PA
Arc t'.> do
i 'a bhot t J.td i-
PITTSBURGH, t>A
BEpT QTAUTV r. ?
DICKSON, STKWAHT & CO.
M-x' , - K?
; - ; ri
i BANKS AND BANKERS.
npiiK ! .r. ■
THIRD NATIONAL Bfl K t
Having organized under the National Cu e&oy
Act, is now prepared itoi do a
General Banking Business.
Deposits received. "Exchange, on the principal
cities or the East and West
BOU&HT AND SOLD,
A nd collections made in every accessible
part of the country.
Office far the present, (until the completion of
the New Hanking House .comer of Wood street
and Virgin alley,) in the Banking Boom of the
dime Savings* institution,
KTo. IXO Smithflold cat.,
Opposite the Custon House.
DIRECTORS.
T7m. E.- Schmertz, A. Hartje.
A. S. Bell, Alex. Holstein,
S. H. Hirtinan, Henry Gerwlg,
It. Morganstern, B. Goe.
: : ADAM KEINEfIIAN, Prest.
R. C. sowkurtz, Cash, pro tem. mh7-2md
w. j. KOtrrrTZ...*
K O UN T z & MERTZ,
BiNHERS,
”118 Wood street. Second door above Fifth.
Dealers in foreign and do
mestief Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes and.
Government Securities. Collections promptly
attended to. apll
NHOLMES A SONS, BANKERS
• and Exchange Brokers and Dealers In
Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and
Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and
Western Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout
the United States. Deposits received inpar funds
or curredt paper. No. 67 Market street, between
Third and Fourth streets.
Gold, silver, demand notes,
Certificates of Indebtedness, Q.uartermal
ters Certificates,
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons,
and all other government securities, bought by
! W. H. WILLIAMS i& Go.,
Wood street, corner of Third.
mhs:6md
DOLLAE SAYINGS BANK,
05 FOURTH STREET.
CHARTERED IN 1555.
PHILADELPHIA CARDS
MJAGKE & HICKS,
Importers and dealers in
CLOl'fiS, CASSIMERES, SATINETTS,
Tastings, Tailors* Trimxnlngs,
MO. 255 MARKET STREET,
octfMC PHILADELPHIA.
WM. BRICE & CO.,
GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer and
o; a; v.
MAJiTTFACTUHERS 07
GAS AND CHANDELIERS,
Patent Improved
EXCELSIOR AND PATENT
PARAGON COAL OIL BURNERS,
Hand Lamps, Columns, &c.
SALESROOMS,
No. 517 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Manufactory, Frankford, Phil a.
goods warranted. jy3-lyd
C. HARRY BRIAN,
rjIEMPORARY REMOVAL";
Wilkins Hall, Fourth street.
KIOS FRUITS, Nt'TS.&C
cl i (m - '* -i i irn***yj
iNDEieiTy AGAIUSf LOSS.
JSY- ,-v.; i.j/vc
THE FRA JtKUN FTRETSBUHLAJWIfif"
UOMPAW OF'
FIUE No. 43ft and". 43T iCHEa®OT9I
Statement of assets, jan. iatj’ißtfS' 1
Published Agreeably to &n Aot of A.Bsembly, be*
F&Ht Mortgage, amply secured..... B3 •
Beal -Estate (present value $103,313 , .
61,) v- iz \: ■■■-
Temporary Loan* pn ample Couat- - . i.f *
teral Securities.........L 89,1a5
Stocks, (present value $86,667 72,) _ -
coat .’ off,7® 68
Notes and Bills Receivable; 1,82100
Cash ;.. J . 27,919 33
* $2,208.06^68
The only profits from premiums which
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 inoorpor&tion, a period of thirty
years, theyhavepaid losses by 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 duringtheyesrlBs9,s69,lsB 36i
DIRECTORS.
Ohahles W. Banokbr, Moudbcax H. Loo
Tobias Wagnxk, David S. Bkown,
Samuel Gkaht, Isaac Lea,
Jacob R. Smith, 'Edward O. Dalis,
aBORGB W.-Rjchards, Gkor&s Fales,
OHAS. 0. BANCKER, President.
EDWARD O. DALE, Vico President.
Wm. G. SteeL Secretary pro tem. .
J. GARDENER COFFIN, Agent.
mylB Northeast cor. Third and wood sta.
.... PH. S. lOOIT2,
PHILADELPHIA HREAND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House.
Capital. $319,100. Assets. .$304,943.
WILL MAKE ALL BUNDS OF IN
SURANCE, 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 Bates, E. R. Copb,
E. R. English, Georqb W. Bhowh,
P. B. Savbbt, Joseph S. Pahl,
C. Shkrman, Joseph Claytok,
S. J. Magaroe, E. Wilke,
F. Blackburn, Secretary',
1, G. COFFIN, Agent
jy4;ly Corner Third and Wood streets.
ALLEGHMY - INSUEAN dECO7 f
OF PITTSBURGH.
Office, No. 37 Fifth Street, Bank Block.
Insures against all kinds of
FIKE AND MARINE RISK:*.
ISAAC JONES, President: JOHN D. Mo-
OORD, Vice President; D. M. BOOK, Secretary}
Capt.AVM. DEAN, General Agent.
Directors—lsaac Jones, C. G. Hussey, Har?
vey Chllde, Oapt. R. O. GTay, John A. Wilson;
B. L. Fahnestock, John D. McCord, Capt. Adam
Jacobs, R. P. Sterling, Capt. W. Dean, Robert
L. M’Grew, Robt. H. Davis. no2s
Western Insurance Company of Pittsburgh,
GEORGE DARJSIE, President
F. M.. Gordos, Secretary.
Capt. R. D. Cochran, Gen*! Agent.
No. 94 Water street, (Spang £c Go’s Warohousr,
np stairs,) Pittsburgh.
WILL INS UREi AGAINST ALL
kinds of ITKK add MARINE RISKs.
A Home Institution managed by Directors who
arc well known in the community, and. ivho are
determined, by promptness and liberality, to
maintain the character which they have assumed,
as oifering the best protection to those who de
sire to be insured.
Directors —K. Miller, jr., James M’Auley
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander NinUck. Gestge
Darsie, Wm.H. smith, Ohas. W. Rlcketeon,-An
drew Ackley, Alexander Speer, David AL Long'
Rees J. Thomas, Benj. Bakewell, John AL’Cune’
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
of the
Charter Oak Fire and Marine
Bank Stocks.
United States Bonds 30,460 00
Railroad Bonds 108,160 00
Loaned on Mortgage on Heal Estate. 49,223 DO
Loaned on Collateral 34,025 00
Bills Receivable and other property.. 6,913 69
Gash in Bank and hands of Agents... 30,543 63
IBIAH HICKS.
.OHAfI. O. BWOPB.
LIABIIJ TIES.
Unsettled Losses $ 13,366 69
A. A. CABBIES & BRO., Agents,
63 FOURTH STREET,
febl3-2md Pittsburgh, Pa.
CUN A R D LINE.
Steam to Queenstown and Liverpool.
The First Class Powerful Steamships,
SIDON, 1 EEDAR.
MARTHON, I TKIPOIi,
* -r- WILL SAIL FROM NEW
York every;aUernate Wednesday,
35* from Liverpool every alternate
hslEB£Es9v Tuesday, and lrotu Queenstown
every alternate Wednesday.
Steerage passage from .Liverpool or Queens
town, $3O in gold, or its equivalent in currency.
From New A ork T .to Liverpool, $36 in currency.
For Steerage Passage apply to WILLIAMS it
GLUON, 40 Fulton St., New York, or
THUS. RATTICJAN, Agt,
No. 122 Monongahala House, water st.,
no2S-lyd Successor to Tboa. Battigan
PASSAGE'pOM THE OLD COUNTRY,
J, r ‘the undersigned is
now prepared to bring oat passed*
gera by FIRST CLASS
STEAMERS direct from. LIVER
POOL, IONDONDERY, GLASGOW or
(QUEENSTOWN to NEW YORK, or PITTS
BURGH,
than any other agent here. Call aud get.
the rates and be convinced!, Steamers sail etfery
week, and passengers are found in everything;
Far Ties brought out, by -TAFtiCUTTB LINE
first class CLIPPER SAILING- vessels at
very low rates. Sight Drafts on the NATION -
AX BANK. Doable at apy of its branches in
England or Ireland lor sale.
For particulars as to rateß, Ac., apply^to^
Chronicle Office, No. 70 Fifth st., and between
6 or 10 p. in. at 66 Sraitbtield st., Pittsburgh.
janko-eod
Passage from England and Ireland.
PHILADELPHIA.
EUROPEAN AGENCY
THOM.AS H. RATTIGAN,
EUKOPKAiN AGENT, No". VJ2
Monongaheia House. Pittsburgh,
IhMsHESbI Pa., is prepared to'bripg out or
bring out o> send back passengers from or to any
part of the old country» either by steam or tail
ing packets.
SIGHT BONDS FUK SALE, payable In any
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road. Also, Agent lor the old Black Star Line
of Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steam
ers sailing between New York, Liverpool, Glas
gow and Galway.
jan6-lyd THUS. H. RATTK3AN.
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &C
soxjjsz:,
MO. 3GO LTBEHTY STREET,
Next to Pennssylyania! Passenger Depot,
)ohn savage, - i PROffliEioß;
H AVISO TAKEN \SD PITTED'I'P,
with all the modern Improvement, this pop
ular resot 1, the subscriber is prepared to accom
modate Ids old customers and the public gener
ally, with the best tfte mrtrkef nffbrds. r Oysters
will b<- served up in every variety of style daring
the reason. His Wines, Liquors ana A Ip* he
feels confident in recommending them to the pub
lic lor their excellence.
Can, Bucket and Shell Oysters received daily,
and sold wholesale and retail. my2o-lyil
QUR HOUSE,
WO. 22 DIAMOND ALLEY,
rpHK SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES
JJL* to the public that he is in daily receipt of
FKEi>H HHELL aud CAN UYSTEKB.UA&CE,
Ac., and is prepruvd to accommodate the patrons
of this old nud well toown house with every
thing In tho eating and drinking line at theahort
eat notice, J UHN SHA HER,
janll-iyd -Proprietor.
YOUNG’S EATING SALOON.
Corner of Virgin Alley and Smith*
field. Streets,
Where OYSTERS and all the d«dte**4r«
season will be served up jin the most naUtota
■tylca. ! EM WIWtV
ooi4 ooruer Vlrgia AUcy ansi
4 poi.loh.yij. nnii.x a i AiSiviV -
A ORABMSGAIJKfIK
OU frtElullMd.CU»K>»k*» e,„t }» It W«tw H
found at. Alt old ,tu>.U lyt.yb.v-
I®isiMAKic£
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Jan. Ist, 1884.
ASSETS.
STEAMSHIPS.
LoWer titan tlie Lowest
FAR LOWER
m»s, o o .
• FITTSBirROB,
.$ 63,138 00
$328,603 52