rudjv. Rev Mr \ ». Virginia Oarl Dan Pepperplll .. New scenery and eu. The fall company will appear In the produc tion of this new and beautiful drama. STEAMSHIPS' fltAftm from Queenstown and Liverpool. \ -. THEPUIST-ChASS POJV erfui Iron Steamships of the Cun* Line, SIDON, KEDAR, OLYMPUS, will sail from Liverpool every alternate TUESDAY, from Queenstown every alternate WEDNES DAY, and from New York every alternate WEDNESDAY. National Steam Navigation- Company. VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA, EKIN, PENN SYLVANIA, will sail from Liverpool and Queenstown, as above, (forming a weekly line,) and from New York every alternate SATUR DAY. 'Steerage Passage from New York, $36. Currency. To New York, $36 Gold or equiva lent in Currency. Passengers forwarded to Par is And all German ports at very low rates. For Passage apply to WILLIAMS A GUION, 40 Fulton St., New York, or THUS. RATTIGAN, Agt, No. 122 Monongahela House, Water st., mj'26-jj'd _ Sucocsaor to Thos. Rattigan. PASSAGE FEOM THE OLD OOtTNTEY, Lower than the Lowest THE UNDERSIGNED IS now ])repared to briifg out passen gets by FIRST CLASS MAIL ■UDB STEAMERS direct from LITER POOL, LONDONDERY, GLASGOW or QUEENSTOWN to NEW- YORK, or PITTS BURGH, . : v- FAR UnVBB . than any other /agenthere. Call fand get the rates and he convinced, _ Steamers sail every week, and passenger? are found ih everything. Parties brought out by TAPSCQTTS'LiNE first class CLIPPER SAILING vessels at very low rates. Sight Drafts on the NATION AL BANK payable at any of its branches in England or Irelaadfor sale. For particulars as to rates, &*., anrdv to t . D. O’NEILL. Chronicle Office, No. 70 Fifth tit. r amibetween 6 or 10 p. m. ht.6B Smithfleld *t.. Pittsburgh. JanUO-eod ' Passage from England and Ireland. 5,00. EUROPEAN. AGENCY. Thomas h. rattigan, EUROPEAN AGENT, No. 122 MonongahQla House. Pittsburgh, mßßamSSai Pa., Is prepared to bring out or bring out or send back passengers from or to ant* part of the old country, either by steam or sail ing packets. SIGHT BONDS FOR SALE, payable In any part of Europe. Agent for. the Indiauapolis and (Jlncinnatl Rail road. Also. Agent for 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-Iyd THUS. H. RATTIOAN. “Old Curiosity Shop.” The aid and co-operation of the patriotic people of Western Pennsyl % ania and Eastern Ohio, is hereby requested, in making the above department of the coming Pittsburgh Salutary Pair equally a credit and;a success. Numerous relics and trophies of the present war, of the Mexican war, war of iyi2. Indian and Revolutionary war, curiosities con nected with the early settlement of our region, or with events and men prominent in our histo ry, curiosities ot every description are stored away in private receptacles, and may if brought together, render the “OLD CURIOSITY SHOP” not the least of the attractions of the Pair. The committee, therefore ask that all who are willing to help along the good cause, would seud in such articles of the above description as they may have, or can procure from others, or notify the committee where they can be lound. Articles donated will be dis|>osed of as the donors may direct, or under the direction of the Executive Committee. Hut articles merely placed on ex hibition, receipted for by any member of the committee, will be rarefttily preserved and return ed. A letter should accompany each article, giving Its orign, history, etc—and it donated, its valiiA. O-ive everything you can and lend us the lest. < >n behalf of the Committee, JOS. S. MORRISON, Chairman. Geo. H. Chiustv, Secretary. Ail articles either donated, or leit for exhibi tion,can be left with, or addressed to cither oi the following members of the committee • W. I). M’iIHWAN, &6 Water et., Pittsburgh. HON. .lAS. VKE<’H. comer 4th and Gram atieets. DB. JOHN IHOfCSON, corner Perm anti Hand streets. S. RIDDLE, Poetofllce, Alleghenj-. I). LEKT SHIELDS, _ Sew ickley\ ille. A JOINT RESbIrTION PROPOS ING CERTAIN AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION. He it received bi/ the SenaU'and Home of Representatives of the < ommon wealth, of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met That the following amendments be proposed to the Constitution®! the Commonwealth, lu ac cordance with the provisions of the tenth article thereof: There shall be an additional section to the third article of the Constitution, to be designa ted as section four, as follows : ■"“Section 4. Whenever any of the qualified electors of this Commonwealth shall be in any actual military service,' under the requisition from the President of the United States, or by the authority of this Commonwealth, such elec tors may exercise the right of suffrage In all elections by the citizens, under such regulations as are, or shall be, prescribed by law as fully as if they were present at their usual place of elec tion.” Section % There shall be two additional sec tions to the eleventh article tit the Constitution to be designated as sections eight and nine, as follows : ’ “Section 8. No bill shall be passed by the Leg islature, containing more than one subject,which shall be clearly expressed In the title, except ap propriation bills.” 1 “section 9. No bill shall be passed by the Legislature granting any powers, or privileges a any case where .the authority to grant such powers, or privileges, has been, or may hereai ter be conferred upon theeourts of thisOommou wealth.'” HENRY u. .JOHNSON speaker of the House of Representatives JGHN P. PENNEY, Spinier of the Senate, OvmtsiL OH THE ) Secretary- oh the Commonwealth ( Harrisburg, April.2sth, 1864. ’ \ PENNSYLVANIA, SS ’ ’ 5 ~ Ido hereby certify that-the foregoing- Sr g |is a full) true and correct copy of the i • s original Joint Resolution of the Ge n—era! '‘A Joint Reso lution proposing- certain Amendments to the Constitution,” as- the same remains on file in this office. I» I'kmtimont whereof, I have hereunto set ni >’ hand and caused the seal of the Secretary's office to be affixed, the dfty and year above writ len - . ELI SLIEEIL Secretary .of the Commonwealth. I he above Resolution having been agreed to by a majority of the members o? eaoh. House, at !' v ? * uc s* Baive sessions of the General Assembly of this Commonwealth, the proposed amend- SS” 1 ‘‘ pe . ““Omitted to the people for their r» d F uathe FIKST TUESDAY .n(-wh? T, i^. the year of our L °rd one thous and eight hundred and sixty-four in accordant with the provisions of the tenth artiele of the CcnßtitutioD, and the act, entitled “An Act scribing the time and manner of aubmittlnETo the people for their approval and ratification or rejection, the proposed amendments to the l-on stltution,” approved the twenty-third daC- oi April, one thousand eight hundred and stxtv lour - „ , ELI SLIFER, 1 Secretary of the Commonwealth. & LONG, ~ myll«l*awta2 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh A6B2TTB 70S Kuasell Hewer ana iteapet, Buckeye Mower and Reaper, Quaker Mower and Beaper. Cayuga Chief Mower and Keapetj Farmer Mower, Wood®’ Mower. Also, dealer® In Agricultural and Farming In lime 3 j*uie.i*s Buttkb— * bblB fresh Roll Butter, 4 bxs •« “ u . . FreahEoll Butter, Just reeelved and for sale by FETZER at ARIUSTBONO, comar Market aad First ate 500 !fErap7T WLmiM, 1« “ gedPitatoes, •* Komanlte Apples, . - SOODkga Mackerel, bblsiid Uy»_ In store and for sale by aiy»— FATTEESON A AMMON, *** No. e Wood rt. RIVER MATTERS. Tint Kivkii.— 'Last evening at twilight-there were seven feet six laches water and rising slowly, The weather was cloudy. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. ARRIVED. Oallatin, (‘larke, Brownsville. Franklin, (Jarman, Brownsville. .7 ns. Rees. Irwin, Elizabeth. Bayard. 1 Veldes, Monongahela City J\! men a, t Jordon, Wheeling, Emma Graham. Ayers. Zaneßvilfe’ DEPARTED. Oallatin, (’larke, Brownsville, xrrtuklin, I’arioac, Brownsville, .las. Reese. Irwin. Elizabeth. Bayard, Peebles. Monongahela City R. Olltnurc, Jolly, Nashville. Thistle, Bates, Cincinnati. Roanoke. (‘incinnnti. i w land pendale .• Kynor e Harden .Vilkinsun PiTTMUKon SAMi.iiiv PaiS—The follow ing named st«uiibo.;t» hate subscribed to the Steamboat hum! ut the Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair; all other boats subscribing will have their names added to the list; Little vJjan*, Rover, Argonaut No v, Armenia, Nevnd.l, j oiin. America, Westi.K.rclau.l, Damsel, New York, Areola, {‘amelia Paragon, Vulcan, Kate Robinmin, Starlight (roody Friends, Leonidas. .las 11. t Jillame, Mli er Cloud No. 2. Alpha, Minerva, Charmer, Mercury, Kenton, Lenio Leoti, O-lido,* M S. Mepharn, Reserve, Cherokee Ontario, Roanoke, Ohio Valley, Lizzie Martin, Jewess, Silver Spray. Lotus, Empire (‘itj, ® Golden Era, t’m,en, Hay s. Bertha, (lallatUi, Frankhu. Kate B. Porter, Olive. Ida Reese, Echo No. 2, 61ftra Poe, Delaware. Oapt Wm. Dean, a new boat Look Out. ♦Capt. Anderson's new boat, not yet launched ‘-tjl STEAMBOATS. Wheeling & Parkersburg Packets. FOR WIIEKI.UVI.. »a*S|C~js TIIKHKbiLAII PASSKN -^jfeSiiSaaZger Packet MINEK VA, l .’apt. Gor don, has resumed her old trade, making regular tripß, lent in* Pittsburgh every MONDAY, WEDN fc>»DA\ atnl FRIDAY. Having been thoroughly repaired, she well deserves the pa tronage ol the public generally. .lAS. COLLINS A CO., Agta. ■>' Wharf-boat, below Monongahela bridge. 'Cincinnati & Louisville Packets. FOK n.VCIXXATI. AVKI>.\K-<I»A V, JI'.NE 1, AT 10 A. M. T1 _ tK Sl " aa l > SPIXA-- et-oamer .MAJOR =Aa\^u.u>»' A . (A. hravo, I'omiutinder, Hill leavers .hiiiiiuineed abo\ c. Jibe freight, ur passaee, apply on board, or .nai.\ LLACK, or .1. r (M'lhraNdWtiOD, A^ts. for cincinxvti r.orisv iu/e! ■\VKI»NJ*<DAY jrNfcll, AT 4 P. .M. r . TIIE NEW AM) SPLKN. JSr^-JYSSvC?!:d {lassens-er steamer. iMEIUTKY •Ut-iioij, v oiMiiriitder, uJI leave m aunuuueed abo\ e. For freight, or passage, apply on board, or to JOHN KLACK, nr my3o' .1. 1). ('OMJNOWOOD, Ajjts FOR" CINCINNATI «fc J.OUISVIL.I.K. WKDNKMiAY. .1 ' N't- l _\T mi .M. TH E NEW AND SPI-KN- Ku.•. .'UiUiaii'.t ;, wilt leave ad ai.uouticed For freight, or piidaige, apply on board, or to J' >HN FLAC!v. or n>y:*" J. U. CULLING WOOD, Agta. FOR CIX( I.WATI Si. LOIISVILLE. l'llh DAY. MAY AT 4 P. M - . Tlifci SPLKNDIU PAS- Me*im-r lH!>i LK. t i*«ntUKiuU:r, will leave hb announced Kor trvijrht, or passage. apply ->n f>onnl, or to .*lllij\ FLAt - tv. t»r .1. I). ( MLIJ N< ; \VO< ))>, Ayts Evan’lle, Cairo & St. Louis Packets. POH K \ ANSVIMiK.i Atßo.ST.UU'l's, UALL4XA, 1)1 111 41 K A. ST. PAIL. THIS I>A V M\\. ~h AT 4 [’. .M - _**tFy* fc, rilK JVIiW ST KAM EK SSSII.b'MI'AN W. • r,>\, C.„n maljiaT. a ill l«v.\ <• 'll - 1- ui innglit, or }>«retire. rtju»li- mi UinM. or tu .K'HX FLAt’IC. -u J. 1). I'ULJ.INi) W(Kll), A£t«. Clarksville & Nashville Rickets. FOR <' OAJIIvS \ IIA.K «Jt A V>HVIU.K. .TiiEsriAV, mayva. at 1 r M T,IK I*As*NE\(«KR 0 * AAlhKii' t, uit'jWiii l«‘nve ms rtjiuouric<*il For freight, «»r ptisang**. tti.oj, t.n tu.-ird, or to JOHN FLO .. r J. D. UULI.i.Vi WOOD, Apts. Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair boat Notice. - AIIF. UK tioud vu itte ."steamboat hiliM ol Pittebuigh Sao itai\ Fair to either »i tJ,i• * omiaitter. U-Jurt* the i 3 r day of .Tune. aa The color- will bo award od on that day lit the boat returning tin- largest suboenj*t.on. R. r OKAY, in ('liriirintin Steamboat i.'oiu. NOTICE TQSHIPPERS. Philadelphia & New York EXPRESS STEAMBOAT CO. Daily Freight IJno. C<O.\'«IUJfMESfTB TO EITHER ■' Aitent lorwarded tunny junnt Hast or Went free pi curmntaston ami with diapatch. W.U. I*. Agent, No 1-1 S. ftolaware avenue, Philadelphia. JAM US HAM.*, Afcent, No. 117 Wall utreet, New York. WILMoN WHIUJUN, President. mhl4-dind For Hats, Mire, Roscliea, Aula, Mothaln Kura, Ked Bugs, Woolen*, Ate., Insects on Plants, Ani mals, Fowls, Ate. Put tip lu 25c, 60c, ami $l,OO Poxes, Bottles, and Hanks. $3 and $6 sizes lor Hotels, Public Institutions, Ate. “Only iulaJlible remedies known.” “Free troth Poisons.” Not dangerous to the Human Family.” Knts of thrjr holes to \\ holt-sale in nil large cities. Where^ 0 Klt i,rug £ iB * ts *nd Retailers erery !! Ukwaeb! !1 of all worthless Imitations, n , ,* T “y"' iT *-U'i-'’ name is on each ligx, Bottle nml Mask before you buy HENRY R. COSTAR. 4ti‘J Broadway, N. V. I*-}- KAIIXK.STOCK &. CO., R. Pmahuhaw * CU ’. ,^ oit ‘ s,U€ and retail Agents, Pittsburgh, Pa., and GEOKG-K A. KKLLY Al egheny city, I*a. mhi-Mjind&w STEKT. TOOTH HA V AXII (iKAre KAKfci, UA * WARRANTED THE BEST .VOW in use. Alan, STORE tii?ii»it3 V WHKFr ha wwfiu\ -\t iiU'i.KS nnd M nr.tiriiAKKUW >. Aijuiufuettjred «j,.t f„r ** le w .o. (.’ULEAIAN, JOSSFU MK Y Eli JOSEPH MEYEB & SON, MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN AND PAJfCY FURNITURE AND CHAIRS, W ARER C>I7HK, 135 Smlthfleld, and *B4 Pcuu Si.., Between mb *t., and Virg(n a „ no 9 MM.. hK()W\ offbrshia • ' iiMjvlth diseasesofft ? e r vice a to either Bex ,> t ' x ‘ ,erle ' lc - (ova, ' , “. tcmlure ' i'rom he -V 1 Brtfel i r be P<‘ruiitt u ,i < ItuJlrter 1 t u J lrter of R century) a. 1,. 1 to any th t ***** he Is en o;lrc'“ mi '' Hi- llultar*aptmin^ l »*UI =aa I»it«*a ged ‘ anJ dUt ‘h trouhi. t ,* * s ‘‘aerial ful imi ui^uce aud ex C e Ba *° n 1,1 - votl^- Koo»s, A LARGE LOOT OF ’ “ - Congress-S’g Tobacco, ... Baltimore Spun Tobacco, T Nasry Pounds h Bright u . *« Cat and Dry Smoking Tobacco. Solace Bine Out^: ; . '■ Fine Out. “ • . S? si Sweet Olive “ . u. At IM*OGLI<ISTER & BAER’S, ttfaSS • *• •• a: - 108 Wood ctreetr - A nltv, *■ -Stcum Near the Penitentiary Allegheny City, a . '•■••AKTHOiVy MHYKtt 100 doz Vi gallon and quart Pleklea, 30 do pint Pickles, 20 do English Pickles, assorted, 200 do Tomato Ketchup, quarts and pinta. 200 do Pepper Sauce, 20 do Cumberland Sauce, 10 do Woroesteshire Sauce, 5 do Walnut Ketchup} - 6 do Mushroon Ketchup, 20 do lm{>oried Prench Mustard, 60 do Imitation do do Just received and for sale by , _ KEY MEE &. BROS., te** 29 126 and 128 good at. ISOS, PRUNES ANBrcUP' Rteiv -R - E&ialnfl, in.wiolo naif and quarter boxes, 6« matu .-seedless Halalns, ' ' 26 kegs do " So f? £“ k \P. rlm f Zaot e Currants, “ bSe. Wh ,£TP* 1 ™' 1 Juat - mh* k ■ 136 and 128 Wood ft. THE POST—PITTSBURGH, MO@lY RAILROADS. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Pennsylvania Central Railroad NINE ]>AILY TRAINS. CONSTANT ADDITIONS ARE BE ing oiAde to the equipment of thiß excellent aouble track and express route, and every poasi ble care will be exercised for the comfort of uaa aengerB and rapid movement of freight. Trains W 'ri!^, V l?r t > e e P ot iQ Pittsburgh as follows : IIIRuUOH A (.’COM MOD ATI UN daily lex- Jf pt Sunday,) at 600 a. m., stopping at ati eta. tet ween rgh am) Philadelphia.' *AST MAIL every morning, (except Sunday ) at jno a m stopping only at jirincipai Stations, and making direct connections at Harrisbure for Baltimore and Washington, and for New York Via Philadelphia. THKUItIH KXPRESS daily, at 4 36 n m stopping only at principal Stations, makinir di rect connections at Harrisburg for Baltimore and w ““ h ‘"f' o ?. fnrNew York via Philadelphia. >As I I.IN h dally, (except .Sunday,) at 646 n atop),mg only at Minclpal Stations, oonneot rng at fiarnslnirvforßaltrinoreand Washington and tor New t ork via Allentown, witkoui change of care; also at Philadelphia for New JOHNSTOWN AOOOMMUDATION TRAIN leaves dally, (except Sunday,) at 3 10 p. m., stop ping at all Stations, and running as far as Cone maugh. ITHST ACOt IyiMIIDATIt IN TRA IN for Wall’s Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 63h a.m. SLUOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for W all a Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) a\ ll 16 a. m. THIRD AUUUMMODATION TRAIN fot 11 ' 8 StAtion leaveß daily, (except Sunday,) at "»’HTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for *alU station leaves dally, (except Sunday,) at UHDKUII TRAIN leaves ‘Wall’s Station. otiPL Sunday at 9o& a. m.; returning leaves Pittsburgh at 12 46 p. m. . UKTLUMMG trains AKKIYK IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS Su!! in , 1 T e v , Kx A >rpa9 30 p. m- Philadelphia Lxpieas 1 ou p m Jt'uat I.iue , utJ {.' n Through Mail Train 12 3U a! m- Johnstown Accommodation io 16 a. in. a !!’ 0 ? t * Uoa Accommodation 625 a. m. ~J £ A .* Accommodation H46a. m. fli. Nt . ntl ' ,u Ac '-‘ ,,| “rnodation v 06 n. m. 4th \V all s Station Accuimnodation 6i>Sn m Baltimore Express will arrive with Philadelphia Express at t uo p. m. on Mondays. BLAIRsVILLE and INDI ANA connect at Kiairavillo Intersection with 1 hrough Accommodation. JuliuAtown Accommo dation and Express Train Kuat, And with HfUti more Express and Johnstown. Accommodation Weßt. TRAINS KuK EMENSBl’KiJconoeotat (dree-i -i- - - - . Bon with Expreaa Tranm and i\]ail Train West 1 t I ••*_ and with Through Accommodation and Exi.resr i OJEjETIOE, Train East. * i .. . , HENRY W. CIMIOTTE. .$l2 60 I * lu to *<<*•■ 100 SMITHFIEL.I» ST., FAU £ t TU NEW YOAK PH IHA 1 iKLPH IA.. . HALTI.MUKt: 10 no i i-AM'Asilk B SS ALT UUNA 3 go j Baggage Checked to all .statimw on the I'cnt lylraaia Knllroad, and to Philadelphia, Baltt more null New York. Passengers purchasing tickets in cars will be without the Ticket, charged au access according to distance traveled **~ { ,liioe Hou ** from *A.M.toIO y. M. in addition to the M itioi, rates, except from St a* J h3o tlons where the • 'oinjinuy has no Agent * ' 1 „ __. 1 . *SX2£E.tI:! .....engine builders. ' oult, and luc an amount not exceeding ♦IOO. i —___ -••-•-• - -i-.zcr N. 8.-An Oairnt.!.. Line haa b«-nejnj.loye.l to WM. M. FABER &CO convey Passengers am! baggage to and from th« • LJAV ; STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS, At the p u p i» htewart, Agent,. Iron Found At the i . K. h. } assengcr station, on Ldliertv n i nr v* • , . _ * and tyrant streets. myin* ■ General Machinists and Boiler Makers, 1864. 1864, THE PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY, AND Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, ON AM) AFTER SI A V ljlh, ISm tr-iino i „u .10 li'llow T'.,,, i,i s „. Kcrifv'j k..i WhTfiv h\pr,-B„ IJUA.|«. 81. 1 , .Jin Es,.ri-a» 1 l.i„ 1 51.,,1 t.ju 6,1 u». m. Rh'll'K.VlNil. Arm e PitUhunfh, l*., l.u *. r. K’y.. 2.20 a. m. t 8.20 n. m., i.oo i>, m., t..ju p, ui. * * ( . I*. I(. it.., 2.10 ti iu., a.oo p. nia.o6 p. ai. A* 'i i i.M MuIJATJu.N TICAI Ns, Leave Allegheny K(»i Alliance. J-or.V.U. Fur.Wi,'. KurSteu’e. -.lup. in. y.i.*> h. iu. cjoa. m. 1-iHMu. li.&up.w. [i. m, 6.50 j>. iu. KETI'KMNO, j i • v p A U«*gheny, H., h U. Jl t,. K’y.i/jt) ft, m s.'.’u a. W., - 2 36 i> iu., 4.60 ti. u,. ’ v l' * V. K. U 9.30 a. m ~ . „ <lhu. I'AHKIN, Agent, LiKu.j Pnsseugei Station. Pittsburgh, Pa A.U.CA.NNKI.BEKK V, Agent, , AUothoio < itv. '“J I -* F- M i Ticket Ai'eut, Pittsburgh & Connellsville R. R. Bummer Arranifement. ONjAND AFTER MONDAY, MAY »b ISM. Iran., will lea, c the Depot, corner of ttuae ami Water streetß, as follows? Leaves Arrives at Mail to amt from U’ntow u. oo p*^‘ n iH t m‘: S S a 2 ™ Perry w ?”££J S £ Si Sundays'hureh'Traln to * P ' 640 *’• m ' anil from .U'Ueea|,orl, 100 p.m. 10 00 am SILVER PEARL SOAP. ( * 'lm-?l to - 367 LIBERTY ‘r 1 'T proprietors am] manufactur crßfor Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana! i Illmoia and Missouri. Also manufacturers or a ; superior article of HALM, ULKMAN ui ivv and HOSIN SOAPS, ami various riiVeV and : Fancy soaps. Of our Silver Peart Soap which , Wceonlidently recommend as better for general | use than any other belore the public, should be ! Iwrne in mind has neither Potash, Salt, Lime W Rosin, or any other subatance lu Its manutao- I Jure which can shrink or injure the Hues! fabric. I 1 tR* 8 ,Ul<l W oolens can be washed with the rapidity ol Cotton or Ltuen. Clothes washed with the silver Pearl Soap do not require boll mg or half the rubbing, wiiich of course saves J the wear and tear. Silver Pearl Soap removes ; Oreese, Inrt, Tobacco Stainß, Printers' Ink i Smoke ami ihe worst Bilge WalerStainsinstant | j) i by applying it with a moist Bponge, thus pro- I tenting windows, carpets and furniture■ from , Buds aud slops, it imparts a brilliancy to Plate i'*' 1 ? 1 ! classwarc, Enameled Paintings am} Patent Leather unmediately, and for cleaning Marble and Floor Tiles it haß no equal. For the hath and particularly for shampooning, the Sil ver Pearl soap is a perfect luxury. In a word all who have tried Its superior qualities ac knowledge It the greatest discovery of the a« ,Dv!! ll8 J;' l>t ? i,an i ,r^,li,Ci;tfull l' KBk from ali who arc interested, and in every case will refund wha'l’we 6 claim “ML 8 '' 011 ' 11 “ “ to sold at five cents per pound In fifty pound p ?- xe n. Ue, ‘r <:reU to “« °“ r “, boats, in Alleghe ny , Birmingham and city residences free of charge. Directions lor use on all packages. Liberal discount to the trade .^wviu“m?vr 1 e 0 “,,' lbl ' OR<l wiil d 0 well to give Clil MPiuN A cq., a call, 38T Liberty street 1 curia. Kailroad Passenger Depot ' ItS-Bewareof all imitations. None genuine unless bearing oar trade mark, Wiwr Pearl .v/i ” “Elf y mventori >y National copyright} MANUFACTURING SITE FOR SALE. In Uii'inlngJiuni, That resirarle piece oiv I™KTY near M’Knfght a. Duncan’s rtouing Mill, having a riverfront of four bun dred and twenty-live (*26ft.) and extending back about two hundreu feet (2uu ft.j mys-lm FRED. L. IHJVISEN, UKUtI, st. J>ICKLES, KETCHUP AND SA>'«E- STOCK BROKERS. jr. H. Casbdat, NOTE,. STOCK,-DRAFT, BOND AND MORTGAGE, REAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE BROKER. Office in’Jones’ Building, over ‘.‘lnterna] Rev enue rooms,” between M. A, M. and Mechanics Banks, No. 67 FOURTH STREET, PITTSBURGH. PAPER MANUFACTURERS. S. B. & C. P. MARKLE, Manufacturers and Dealers in BOOK, cap, letter, And all kinds of Wrapping Paper, Have Removed FROM NO. S? 'WOOD STHEET, TO No. 83 Smithfleld Street, , PITTSBURGH, PA. *S~Oa»h paid for RAGS. ap3 lamps, oil, &c. lucent oi i. AVOKKB. DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO., MANUPACTUEBBS 09 PWIEI WHITE RKPINKD OA.HBON OILS, Office, )i9l LIBERTY STREET, mya-6md PITTSBURGH, PA. HOUSE CARPENTERS. CURTIS IT- STEINMETZ, “ ©BNB B A L House Carpenter and Jobber, SHOP, VIRGIN ALLEY, Between Wood andJAberty streets. PITTSBURGH, PA. ■<3H>nlerß solicited and promptly attended to. ALDERMEN. PRANK KELLY, Alderman and Attorrilv at Law, NO. HI FIFTH STREET. 4»“<’oHecUon of accounts And alMeffal bust pens promptly attended to. setMyd ' LOAN OFFICES. Near the ooraer of 3tb, Money in large and small quantities loaned on <*old and Silver, Dia monds, .Jewelry, <i<.id and Silver Watches, and all kinds of valuable articles, lor any lenvth of time agreed on. The goods cannot be delivered 2iBAB TUB Peuna. H. E.. Paniencer Station. PITTSBURGH, PA. i\B ANUFACTUIUSR ALL KINDS OF ; ITU >li im Engines, ranging from three to one hunjrea and dfty horse power, and suited for t wrist Alills, Saw Mills, Blast Evtrnaoea, Facto ; ries, etc. , Give particular attention to *the construction of hngmes and Machinery for prist mills, and for uprights, mulaj and circular saw mills. Have also on hand, finished and ready for ship ment at short notice. Unglues and Boilers of every description ; Also, iuruiah Boilers ami Sheet Iron eeiieratelv Wrought Iron Miitting. Haugers and Pulhcs ui i every variety, am: continue the manufacture of | Woolen Alachiio i) and AlachltoM \anls. : eUu r prices an- imi, our machinerj rnanufactur id or the Wat quality of materials, ami warranted n all cases to giv,- Satisfaction. *tf-Orden> Irutu all parts of the country soUci , ted ami prumpUy Ailed. feti-d&w , CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. r ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW : —— - ~ f jx. Piano Covers, Pine Embroidered Cloth, i Moi>Uin*» i^uE« ai -, ; Embossed Cloth, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, A new and , SPLEMDID ASSORTMENT I Just received at the New Carpet .Store at ■ MTarland, Collins & Co. mh j Venetian Blind Trimmings, An entirely new and complete assortment jmt receivM At the NIt:W CARPET STORE M KARLASD, C01.L.1.V8 et CO. mtu Tailors. IXYTJB At CAPPEL, MERCHANT TAILORS, IHS SMITIIFIKI.D STREET, WK HAVE JUST RECEIVED A large ami well selected stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Consisting of Cloths, Casgimcres, Vestings, Me. Albo, a large stock of GENT’S BURNISHING GOODS, Ctlhlps noth Uncd PAJE R Wot I 1? ri‘ N , K \ K T l?-' * ml everything usually kept hy tirst-clase PurnUbing Morea Orders promptly executed. mhMyd PORK PACKERS. GHAELES L, CALDWELL, (Successor! to .lax. Holmes fit C 0.,) pork pac k er , Dealer in Bacon, Dard, Sugar-Cured Hams, Smoked Beef, Jus. CORNER MARKET AND FIRST STS., deelMyd PITTSBI’KOH, PA. OYSTERS, GAME. &C. JAME S ftTLAUGHLIiv DEALBB IK OYSTERS, BUTTER, GAME, poultry and eggs, 300 LIBERTV STREET, del-dtf Down stairs. WALL PAPER. &C. W A u'™T>riV PERS ’ OIL CLOTHS, Vi INDOW SHADES, KANDY (iOOH.S C 1" r“ , I>er * frora 8c to M tier roll; Window S'™ ‘O' to « i Oil Cloths from 700 to the l >er y art i 5 Fancy Goodin all varieties, at New WaJ] Fancy Goods House 0 f. hl , KOEKSTI'it & SCHWARZ, _- IS4 Smithfleld afreet JJELP FOIt THE SOLDIERS. „.^ e ’ t * l jr »»rter»lgn«l, hereby give the of one day, or the flurn. *et oj>po site to our uaine*, to the Pittsburgh * al fiS forthe Slckhhd Wound. £*«/ • er ** [Hr re add the name ofthc establish- VMt, mine, profession or tratle. and the locality. 1 tFi^t«V« e ro^riet °r, Manager, Boss, or any pa- Dm ?> HBte or copy the above on white iS 1 *?; S et 11 “i&ned by all the men of the mill. ti rnftc * e ’ Hhop ’ 1)0411 y ard > * top «» tr»de or amount v° ' vfuch he belongs, transmit the ° * ai'Hahibi. Holmes, jr., Treasurer of the lair. Pittsburgh. ledtredb^lSL 0 / th *°‘9ney will be dulyacknow igeu o) letter and the newspapers. brnthU H a UUU ? , u ! thti batrle; the groans of our oua deild a “ d dclc nderß ; the memory of the glori ftnd our hopes of success in the etrug- ii„r , on . UB *° be prompt and generous, ti-j) . > r ,.|'P* ! i ut . into thc hefl - rt ° f every Chria treaaure.' *° reB P onil with >*i« “He or hia meii I ,*? Kxeci, t(ve Committee. • myJb-tf . K BHUItOI, Chairman. C®"^ a ® t^KH8h IP NOTICEr-THK Jjufnni raig S ed ■ 6 * t ® focioed a cb-partneraMp undir thi L Furn,lce i county, o!s>, m L“f MM of Jd'CREEfiY, BAILEY A nnlr.t P“«PPBe or making IKON, MINING ' - T?i£L S - WLWOKTH, ■ir:.j JAMES Ml BAILEY. myio.2w mro P OOCK > M ’ oS ha|Y a co. PRUGGiSTS orOHEPII B,; . MickjCKKN;, fluccugpoK TO ■: JAMES P. FLEMING/ • DE tJ G Gi s X , WHOLESALE AND BETAJL LEAEEE In Foreign and Domestic 4)rnga, Mcdlclnea: . Paints, Oils, Dye-Studs and Perfumery, . NO, 77' FEDERAL mySMyd ALL iXJ HEN Y <tfXX* PA, STEAMBOAT FORGING, &C. AH DAE W XLOJ4AH THOMAS K. MILLBB, M2VRY PHIPPS, JB., Special Partner. Qener&l Partners. IKON CITY FOBGE, KLOMAN & PHIPPS, NINTH WARD, PITTSBURGH. Manufacture bar iron, gen eral Railway and Steamboat 1 Forgings, Passenger, Freight and Looomotive Axles, Ac. selo-tf GAS PLUMBERS & FITTERS; ADD V & K T PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. NO. 165 WOOD STREET, ’ Opposite First' Church, Pittsburgh, ami NO. 47 OHIO STRRET, ALLEGHENY, NBAS THB HAYOB’B OFFICE. * Pumps, hydrants, sheeJt lead, Irflul Pipe, Pig and Bar Lead, aid Plumb er’s Material In general. 01l Reflneries fitted up in the most approved manner. Tanks lined with Lead or Copper. Houses fitted with Water and Gas Fixtures. . B.—All orders promptly attended to. ap3-!>*d WATCHES AND JEWELRY. JEW^LRy!^ r|NHK SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST M opened a very large and desirable stock of FINE 60Lt) JEWELEY, GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, For Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ wear; fine Bronze Clocks, Fancy floods, SILVER-PLATED ware. Such &b Castors, Cake and Fruit Basket. Ooblets, Card Cases, Tea Setts, etc. , REINEMAN, MEYRAN A SEIDLE, 1)820 42 Fifth street. BREWERS AND MALSTERS. SPENCER & M’KAY, BREWERS & MALSTERS, PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY. PITTSBURGH. WE HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A superior article oi Ale, Porter and Brown Stout, And will continue to make it our aim to give satisfaction lo all of our customers. AD. Robt. Watson of Lfberty street, will have the manage of our business, with full controrffi' the Brewerv Address all orders to SPENCER sc M’KAY Fheonlx Brewery, Pittsburgh, Pa. ..... , J° s - SPENCER, sel6-lyd JAS. M’KAY. Duttorlieid JSc Co., Malsters and Hop Dealers, Bdeel-lyd IRON WORKS. ORMSBY IRON" WORKS, Wharton Brothers & Co., Ark now prepared to re. cei v« orders from the trade lor all size* of Guide, Hoop, Stake, Band feHorseShoe Iron OF THE BEST QUALITY. Pittsburgh, Jan. V 1863. JAMEB H. Hoj'BlNt} Victoria, NO. 103 FIFTH STREET, !<iV‘? ll a C |i t 0?" lind ,?. ,h< ‘ r l< *R“ l i*ti sines* attended to 111 Allegheny, Washington, Greene, and ail joining eonnt.es. janitMtnd HOUSEFURNISHING UPHOLSTERY. No. 85 Fourth Street, Near Wood. HpHK SrßS< „„ iERS M A V t p A C * 1 Al,n k **ep constantly on hAnd every fV.J*?** ln ,lu ‘) r lU|*N vu; Ouruicea, Ornaments. ; urtfiin Woods, t omlorts, Veather Beds, Mat tresses of all kinds; nlso, the celebrated Pateut Spring Weds. All kinds of Shades, Blind* and iixtures. M-I’nimpt attention given. to all order! tor At ting and laying down Carpets, Oil Cloths, kc octn-iyd liilBtKTS k ROENIOK GRAVEL ROOFERS. LUPTON, OI .DDF.?, *;co„ ghavel hoofing Material to sell with Instructions. «~<>qice, corner sth ami Wood streets, second BTory - feb9 CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD. BOSTON CRACKER BAKSIY, ®- S - MAnV I nr . iuanuiKcturer and wholesale dealer in all kinds of CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD NO. 04 FOURTH STREET, Betweeu Wood and Market, Je3 PITTSBURGH, PA. LIME man ufacturersT' To Builders and Contractors. W“su?eUof , a°rK ISrDFACTCRIBrG LIME, Whloh we are prepared to deliver from our COAL YARD, 509 LIBERTY STREET. BUST QUALITY OF family coal, Always on hand as usual. myl& UIOKSON, STEWAKT k CO. PLANING MILLS. J A . 3 * K wtl hit ISUAR ' monongahe- MULL., would respectfully uuorm the public that he has rebuilt since the fire, and having enlarged hia establiahmc&t. and Oiled it \vi th the newest and moat approved ma chinery,! j now prepared to furnish flooring and pl*mng> nmla, scroll aawing and re-sawin* doors, saali aud shutters, ki|n dried frunviv mouldings, box making, &c. a Iranie, » Sooth Pittsbcrgu, Sept. 7, 1867. ST FRANCIS’ COLLEGE, Under dare of the Franciscan Brothers. T“ TION - SWEATED IS »“ u fo “ r ju‘es fromCreseonStHtlon, on Vhe direct ruutet!«t ween Philadelphia and Pittsburgh the ui’n'? “ ‘.““t wlth Privileges to'coutet the usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees. The location of the College is one of the mist nealthv mnnn? ‘ J '25 ia—thls I>or,io “ of ,he Allegheny mountains being proverbial for Its pure water air, am] picturesque Beenery. tvrrirui f’, c ?- ola “ tic >' e ar commences on the FIRST MONDAY after the Isth of AUGUST, and ends ?k? ut ,h ® of JU SK following. It is divided Into two Sessions. Students cannot return home between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neces. aary to Land Surveying, Engineering, Ac., Ac., will be furnished by the Institution to-the btudentg. Instrumental d Vocal Music forms do extra charge. Students will be admitted from’ ebrht t 0 age of manhood. I Terms—Board amt Tuition, payable half vearlv in advance • 70 Surveying and use of instruments, per an num.... ; 20 Claaicai and Modern extra..• 10 Students spending Vacation at theCollfege' 20 Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev/Blahon Bomaree. Rt. Rev. Bishop Wood, PhiladSnW, Bey.? 1 . S. Reynolds, JLorrettoJj&v. T> r CKKara. Philadelphia; Her. ..4«JphU; Rev. Pierce Mahar, Hnwiafaw hack runs daily to Lorretto from H«t. E. A, BUSH, Supajtor, WATER STREET, WHEELING, VA. jadS-6md .THOMAB 0. LAZEAB PITTSBURGH, PA Are prepared to do On short notice. Commission merchants. fiOMMTs! -jWG MrfAtTylic ¥tipeMs 1 ..*?•/»* WATEH ST., beliw Market, i PCTTSBBBOH; • K - P;. BA»BY, [Late Cashier of the Merchants’ Bank,) GOMMISSIONMERCEANT, KO. U SOUTH MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO. , attention paid to filling order, for the purchase of Cotton, Hemp, Tobacco, Flour, Pork, Bacon, Lard, A,c, itc. B ** ter “, and Meroha Oilier! Pmab g uS ra:flyiJohD »"*•»"* • jR. HUT C H 1 NSO'n., (LATK OP LKKCR A HUTOHINaON,) POMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, DEALER Df WESTEBN RESERVE- CHEESE, Flott Ji ®™ i “> Flsh t Uried Fruit, Pearl and Pot Anhet, and Produce generally. Beat Brands of Family Flour Always on Hand NO. 108 SECOND STREET, , Between Wood and Market, PITTSBURGH, PA. advance made on Consignments. W. D. VATTEESOM 7 A DAK A MHOS PATTERSON A. AMMON, Commission Merchants, Flour ami Grain and General Produce lieal : ers, No. o Wool Bt., Pittsburgh, Pa. _7'sl ,Rk s Pleasure in referring to the following Pittsburgh Hpuses i Chess, Smyth A Co., ZusA Painter, A.. Bradley, E. Edmundson A Co., R/H. Davis, J. p. tjVoodwell, Jas. fil’Culiy & do J W. -Spencer, C. H. Love A Co., 11. K. Jack A. Co jan39-tf GROCERS. P. BSyMEE......H,D. EEn(EBw>>..J.S. &£TK£S Late at Miller & Rlcketson’s, EEYMER & BROTHERS, [Successors to Eeymer & Anderson,] WHOLESALE DEALERS IH Foreign Fruits, Nnte, Confectionary, Sugars, Fire Worts, Ac, * NOS. 126 AND 128 WOOD STREET, PITTS BTJ KQ-H. ILUAM CA7RR & CO„ WHOLESALE GROCERS, ASD IMPORTERS OF WISES, BRANDIES, GINS, ,&C. Distillers and Dealers In Fine Old Monongahela Eye Whisky, 387 LIBERTY STREET, ao7-lyd PITTSBURGH, PA. «T • D.DBILHVY, GBOCER, NO. -t DIAMOND, PITTSBURGH, PA. my2S-iyd&w . j BRASS FOUNDERS, j Duquesne Brass Works, j *' OADK AIt.... B. CKAWVOBD. Cadman & Crawford, , Manufacture and keep constantly on hand every variety of 3 FINISHED BRASS WORK. BRASS CASTINGS of superior smooth* neaa made to order. STEAMBOAT WORK AND REPAIR. ►3 ing promptly attended to. Also, sole agents lor Western Pennsylvania, for the *rL» nf MARSH’S SYPHON PXJMP, with LandselPs improvement attached. ' febiO J. & M. M’STEEN, BRASS FOUNDERS, GAS AND STEAM EITTEES, ALL HJHDB OF BRASS AND IRON COCKS MADE TO ORDER. Also, Brass Castings of all TTiniia Made at the shortest notice. pairing o‘5 I OIL^FINi;WES.' i,,mSUP “ d 31 h 3* Water Street, near Liberty. The members op this firm be. ing practical mechanics, of many years’ ex psnence in the business will ensure rc2£e saL Waction In every respect. We are aißoagenta i OO * C ° ' h Steam Pu^f y STEELWORKS. IBAAO JOKBS. .JOHM L. BOYD..W*. IToO/LODOH. Pittsburgh Steel Works. JONES, BOYD & CO., tnavpyAOTURBBS op Oart steel, also, Spring, How and A B Steel Springs and Axles, Corner of Ross and First Streets, 11021-1 y PITTSBURGH, PA, GLASS WORKS. W. CUNNn»aaAM..D. OOH2TINOHAM.. D. IHMHKN F. tTMNINOHAJI.....’., n DDNCaw CIUNSIINGHAMB «jfc cO. PITTS J BURGH CITY GLASS WORKS-Ware ftouße 119 Water street, and 166 First street pittabunsh, Pa, three-doors below the Mmion manufacturers of Pittsburgh Oify Window Glass, Druggists’ Glass Ware and Arne rican Convex Glass, lor Parlor W indows, Church pa and .public buildinga. a pj WINES, LIQUORS, &C. E. P. MIDDLETON, IICPOBTEB 09 WINES, BRANDIES, &C., Al«o,sole proprietor of the OLD WHEAT WHISKY, Wo. 5 North Front St. # mhli-lyd PHILADELPHIA, Fa JACOB KELLER, Importer, and wholesale dealer In FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS, 160 SMITHFIELD STREET, Three doors above 6th st. Jacob keUer would invite 10 hia »*<><* of German Frene b Brandies, which has been se cret,« bimself. Families and .sux* eoufd depend on obtaining at his es ?£?“• 'he best and purest of wW Pure Liquors of all lands, equal to any in the city, al ways on hand. Also, Pure Uld Rye Whisky and the beat^Rectilled Monougahela. oc3o HENEY W. BE A UMONT & CoT, foreign Brandies, Wines and Sins. Blackberry, Raspberry, Wild Cherry, and ftln ger Brandies Old Mouongahela, Rve ami other Whiskies, JamSm Rum£.’ “ d INTO. 83 IJIIKItTY STREET Opposite FoUrth street, x ’ PITTSBURGH, PA. moderate prt^'for'oaHh l FanUUe » «“PPUed a :t. —v - . . FjpOILET SOAE— ™ ' : 100 boxes Fandy, Toilet and In store and foe gale by M “ oa Pi mh4 BEYMER A BEOS.. l2B And 128 Wood it. efihkd sugars— ‘“bbte “A” and “B” Coffee Sugars, 80 Granulated and Powdered Sugar—Now In store and for sale by f«h« • BEYHIKRfc Br6s_ - < ° y t , , ■ 128 andl3BWood V 50 B q W;^Tck.»o l ia N pS5, A s D SO Oftgefl Sp&rkling Maa»Hf 7° 2a store and for sate by 1 ’• . jriOCOATTCTTS^. $«K> FcttfcfloeoavKuta. >: uat received and far tale by „ ... s KEYMEB t BBOS. ■' I l» *uX 138 Wood «t | • BAN] Having organized .unfler the Rational OH; feney" a General Banking Business. Deposits received, Exchange, -on-' tfie pHncfoal cities of the East and^West BOCfSHT AND SOXJD, And collections made in every accessible'' ' i part of theconntry, •'* y > • . Office for. the'jfresent,’(until the conrpletiori oT tho New Hanking House, corner of Wood street and Virgin alley,) in the Banking JSpoiu oCtiie: DIME SAVINGS’ INSTITUTION, JXTo. no Smlt.foaoldst., Opposite theOuston House. ■DIRECTORS. ?/ Schmertz, a. HajJje, A. S. Bell, Alex. fiSrteln, • S. H. Hartman, Henry (ierwin, I*. Horganatern, B; See 8 one, ADAni EKINEMAN, Pre’at: R. 0. Sohmubtz, Cash, pro tem. mM-2md w.y. koohtz PH . a MEBTIi JtCOUNTZ & MERT.Z, BANKERS, " 118 Wood -street, Second door-above;Fifth. foreign akddo. mesuo Exchange, Coin, Bank Notea «hit attended'to* Secucitlea ' Coilectionapromptly : * .frpll Si. SONS, BANKERS l^ l ‘* E J<c,mn se Broker* anii Xlealera tn Sotesbmftß, Acceptances Gold, Silver ul Bank ;Not«r Exchange ok thT&rtS? “d Western Citiea constantly for Bale. Oolleobonß made in a)l the' cities thrdlighoat the TJnited States. Deportfa recelred lnbartuhas KH. DEMANG NOTES, ° f lndebtcdn “ B ’ «iuartenna^ 7 3-10 Bonds and. Coupons, and all other government securities, bought bv Wo^t^^r^Siid. DOLLAR SAVINGS BANE, 6S FOURTH STREET. 1 CIIAItTEBED IN 185 A ,s®*? **” cciv 'i' l ° r aH minis not less than Obk HOLLAR, and a dividend of the profits declared ll la ,,^. aiul December. Interests haß been declared semi-annually, in .Tima ami tw cember since the Bank was organized, at the rata of six per cent, a year. s at saeraw Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit ol the depositor as principal and Z?! Bame intereil from the tirat days of June and ih! cember, compounding twice « v®** hLm U »L th f de t osi ‘ or fo can or even to'preaent „ PRESIDENT. G■£ O RG-E AjLbreE. , ‘ vice presidents. James B. D. Meeds, •J®?'' H V,fhoenberger, Wm. Douglas,/^ \ H ' w S*?’ ><“' M-. Pennock, Peter A. Madeira, James Shidle, Y m „ Jot ‘ n B. HUFadden, A. M. Poliodk, M. B. JohnG. Backofen, ,7,, . , trustees. Hb& ssoess* HinTu^ Carrier, Kobert j?taLvtksy° lton jihi' r" .I’ajtnestoctt, Alexander SpSjf’ pi' Vfe? RmhArd'H Hl .'. nker ' l6SaO WhittiM, Richard Hays, Wm. P. Weymam James li. Kelly, Christian YmSeu SEOUKTART AMD XREAsirasa. Cll A RLES A. COLTON PHILADELPHIA CARDS. OH AS. MaOEE J. RODil AW'hICKS, MAGEE & HICKS, Importers and dealers In CLOTHS, PASSIMERES, SATINETTS, Vestlugs, jTailors’ Trluimlugs, 3VO. 355 MARKET STREET 0V29-U PHILADELPHIA. WM. BHICE & CO., Produce and PitivUion COMMISSION MERCHANT No. 'l6 South Water at., PHILADELPHIA. mSUB °° • COn '^‘“ t * GIXjRGE GRANT, MasaTacturer and WHOI.esALE AJVB RRTAIX.DEAiER In every description of GENTS’ EDENISHING GOODS, 610 CHESTNUT STREET ’ myl-lyd PHILADELPHIA. c. A. VAN murco^ StANtryACTCREBS O* OAS FUTURES AVD CHASOEIIERS, i Patent Improved EXCELSIOR AND PATENT PARAGOA COAL OIL BURNERS, Hand Lamps, Columns, <Sco. *' sales Boons, Not 517 ' Arch Street, Philadelphia, Manufactory, Frankford, PhtU- goods warranted.' * jy^-iyd C. lIAJEt Ft Y ItrtXAJv7~ WITH ~ LONGCOPE & PEAEOE, SfanntiMjtnrcra and Importer* of MENS’ FURNISHING GOODS, ANT) TAII.ORS TREVIMINOS, Ho., lo South Fourth Street, _2ZIr ,y ?_. .... pgrLADEi.pwi., fTJIEM PORARV REMOVAL. — s HAT.T, a few weeks to be found stWlwinVii.n * r .he pmee, C® have on exhibition and for sale as tlio a stockTf rIAN O S , HARMONIUMS, MELODEONS, ETC., ** Btriot - H. KLEBEB & B£Q. f Wilkins Hall, Fourtt jtnset. EXECUTIVB CAH MiTTEE oi the Pittsburgh SanitarvFalr ha\e reauiveO that nil tire different branOntHt n f wj^^ssss.s-jsaSl Obalrthan. T®*T?'?'SV'S APU CA iIUS FOB GES. iSaceM a M >'nl ™ 1 " M “? d fiatalojiies sent nanS 7 tlo “ 1111 envelope with rout own ■Sfr Ure ? s - • X>. HEMMKITK, mh7-3md r£y, Liberty Bt., New York. SAVE Yora GAS BY USING GI.EA. son 8 Anti-FUckering, American and Imper ini i Taa < l >¥ urtierB ' * Bure savins of twenty-fiveoer AnrirFliekeringlljurt the thinly the Olfice. Oall,and see them dam at theG-aa Fitting and Plumbing Establishment ol t * a * WELDON A KY LEY, -?? 4 : 164 Woods twit. PKUITS, SUTS,*oJ- —■ 200 boxes Oranges, prime, 100 do Lemons. 100 frails Ivica Almonds. 10 bales Bbr. Almonds, » baga Almonds* 60 do Sicily Almonds, *26 boxes Shelled Almonds, 30 bags English Walnuts, 25 do Brazil Nuts, 30 do Filberts, 200 do Pen Nuts, 6000 Uocoa Nuts, In store and landing, and for sale by . keyaiee a bbos., ‘ : 120 and 128 Wood a POTATOES— r ~ T 1 . 60 bushels choice Neahannocks. - 2OO do do Peach Blowi T ! <To .PlnklSSr 1 JuftrecelvedanAfor oalebff - FETZJEB & ABilSXftnM owner . ...IfiLAH KICKS. .CUAS. O. SWOPS.
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