AMUSEMENTS.
Jgjp'PITTSUfUGII THEATRIC.
lessee and Manager
Treasurer
T*HIS FVENING, will be presented
UNCLE TOM’S CABIN!]
UNCLE TOM’S CARIS!
UNCLE TOM’S CABI.V
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN 1
UNCLE TOM’S CABIN!
For Benefit of the Sanitary Fair
BRIEN’S GREAT SHOW
And TOM KINO'S
EXCELSIOR CIRCUS
COMBINED,
FROM BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
Will exhibit on RED LION LOT; Pittsburgh,
for one week. June 6th, 7th, Bth, oth, loth
anu llth; Commencing Monday After
noon, at 53o’clock,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
The Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair.
The Mayor ot the City of Pittsburgh tbact aa
Treasurer, who- will aee that the moneys
received shall be dou&ted ior the exclusive bene
tlt of this truly charitable purpose.
The proprietor has the pleasure to announce
that tne Executive Committee, of whom his
Honor Major LOWRY is at the head, has ac
cepted lits liberal offer as hla contribution dur
ing the entire week. He therefore appeals to
the public to aid him In rendering that contribu
tion as large as possible.
The TROUPE is composed of the following
named skillful artistes:
Mad. LOUISA TO URN A IRE, the daring
f'rence Equestrienne and Bare Back Rider whose
unrivalled performances have thrilled the world,
has no equal in her extremely splendid and clas
sical manege exercises.
Mad. VIRGINIA will appear in single and
doubleacts of equestrianism.
Mad. LAVTNIA, a Scenic Equestrienne.
JAS. REYNOLDS, the popular Clown.
.lAS. WARD, thejjerformlng Trick Clown.
Monsieur KOCH EL, the best gymnast in the
world.
WM. NAYLOR, pupii of L. J. North.
LOUIS ZANFRETTA, Flying Trapeze.
JOHN-NAYLOR, the Tumbler and Leaper.
Sie, WAMBOLD, the man of many forms.
WM. H. GREEN, the great Four Horae Rider.
WM. SMITH in Mb graceful dlvertisement,
known in the Prenoh language *aa La Perche.
TOM KING, whoae name is known in the pro
fession', will demonstrate his Great Batoute
Leaps. As a Taulter and Single or Double Act
Equestrian he has no peer.
Trick Horses; Manege Horses, Comic Mules,
Ac., Ac.
Admission* 25 cts. Reserved Seats 50 cents.
May 31 II L. STKBBINS, Agaut.
GRAND CONCERT.
OPBNIN6 OP THE MIiSICAL DE
PARTMENT of the
SANITARY FAIR,
On Monday next, June d, nt
AUDIENCE HALL
By the United German Singers’ Societies
FROHSINN,
LORELKY,
Birmingham Singers’ Society,
With the co-operation of Mr. Geo. Toerge’a
Great Western Orchestra
And the English and German Theat re Orchestras
fcand otherPHOSESSIONALMUSICIANS, who
all have tendered-Their services gratuitously.
Will be performed the ORIGINAL A Nil
BEAUTIFUL MUSICALJTABLEAUX
“ON THE SEASHORE.”
(AM MEERE3 STRANDE.)
BY JULIUS OTTO, OP DRESDEN.
Admission, One Dollar. Text-Books, in En
glish and German, Ten Cents.
Tickets to be had at the Music and Hook
Stores, apd at the Office of the Fair.
Gentlemen are requested to procure their
tickets before the openingofjthe Concert, to avoid
delay and confusion.
Commencement, S p. m.
POSTPONED
it deemed expedient bv the Executive Com
mittee and the undersigned to postpone the Con
cert announce 1 by Mr. and Mrs. H. KLEHEK
te
Tuesday Evening, June 14th.
When It will take place at
CONCERT HALL, Fifth St
HENRI' KLEBEK.
OR THE BENE
SANITARY
Messrs, dorgan a young of
Washington, Pa., -will, on
Thursday & Friday Evenings, 2nd
and Sdinst.,
give an exhibition ot the Drummond .Light
Stereoacopticon at Concert Hall. Highly mag
nified ana Illuminated Dissolving Views, Sta
tionery, War Pictures, Comic Subjects, Artifi
cial Fire Works, &c., Ac. jel-3t
To' Architects and Builders.
BI THE ACT OF MAT BTH, AST AP
. propriation of Fifty Thousand Dollars was
made for thergxienaioitofthe UApital ‘Buildings
at Architecta'and Builders are
hereby reqftegtedto pfeßeni plans for saliexten
sion, id* building the aamO," to the
underrf*ned,4ftT the FIFTEENTH DAY 10 F
JUN£:T-TheTOaln Object to be attained hy the
propoaMjexteaaioxLia tofumlahadditionalCom
mittee Hqooifor the Legislature, and the exten
sion is to conform as far as possible to the archi
tecture of the present building.
AND. Ci. CURTIN,
Governor,
ISAAC SLENKER,
Auditor General,
JAMES P. BARR, '
Surveyor General,
* HENBY B. MOOBK,
State Treasurer.
iny23-3w
Harrisburg, May' l9, 1861.
gE^KIMALONtt,
Liberty Street, Pittsburgh
AOBNTBVOR
« Russell Jtfewar-^Qdjiteapei,
BuckeycfMdtfer and Reaper,
TtU'aker'Mower and Reaper,
and Ke&pei|
Woods’ Mower!
Al»o, dealers to Agricultural and Farming la
lime J Z'W *yV di v : Uoi*». !A»
C"B TT'C IBX E S .
iiHr? -y
Gab'Hoii‘9 mew .tsHlsK vi cki,-
cbratrd CRUCIBLES for BRASS WORK
for Bale by their at 10e Ler No.
‘ AcßinfVES & SON r '
n South and! Perm, Philadelphia.
.fF & 'BEAST' ! FTTSIf A r ei! S
royMtiS ll
IRON TWTERS,
Par-eatoby
. . A. PURVES A SUN,
*»d ¥pan, VJiiW.w pi.,h.
r sw -s h*h<tt l*af Tobacco,
007 *' "«
la atoteaadto aileby
b JT.O&E# .fc.AiLUSTBONU,
mygq , rT >jrg | Jcofnef iVTarkot apif First ata
r FL°vn,
«3l_WjF^bTUirßfeanti. •’
-3oq jfyp&e o Httl Potatoes,
75 " Komauitt Apples,
2i>o nkfTS JVlackerei, bbla amt hlv»—
In store anJf»L£Aiedy * - _
X PATTERSON k AMMON,
h ,,t- '-- - j_JNq. H Wood at,
■ -fc ~ p»ij>‘* , ,H * ioM’sT « aiVok n
Seeds. Piuon Setts,' Buckeye Onraeit.
<;)iill Pi-atli iilovf anil Potatoes, re
ent'U ami for sale bv
t-n -7 t * .REOXHAM &. LQN'U,
ap2u No. 1*27 Liberty street, Pittsburgh..
A LARGE LOT OF
6'b Tobacco, *
Spun Tobacco,
• Navy Pounds *•
Bright j"i
Cut and Dry Smoking Tobacco,
Solace Fine Cut “
c Swuiy Side Etae Cut “
,sve “
arOOLLISTER & BAER‘S,
108 Wood street.
RIVER MATTERS.
Thk Rivkr. —Last evening at twilight there
were four feet six inches by Ihe metal ]marks,
and falling. The weather during the ;day was
very warm.
W. HENDBUBON’
• H. Overih GTOK
I ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ARRIVED.
Gallatin, C-larkc, Brownsville.
Franklin, (Armac, Brownsville.
J as. Rees. Irwin, Elizabeth.
Bayard, Peebles, Monongahela City.
1-mum Graham, Ayers.Zanesville
Minerva, Gorilen, Wheeling.
DEPARTED.
( mlirn liJ, Clarke, Brownsville,
r r.inkliii, i.’armac, Brownsville,
das. Keeae, Irwin. Elizabeth.
Feebles, Monongahela t ’it y'.
Bertha, Yaßhork. LouGv ill*’
.Nightingale. Williamson. Louisville
d ulia, Coulfton, ‘/anesvilic.
Aioroury, .Mellon, Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh Samtarv Fair.—The fuilow
tng named steamboats have subscribed to the
Steamboat Fund of the Pittsburgh SAuitary
r air; all other boats subscribing will have their
names added to the list:
I-lttle Giant. Rover,
Argonaut No 2, Armenia.
Nevada, .I alia,
A merit a, West mot elan-t.
Damsel, New York.
Areola, ('amelia,
Paragon, , (, uicau,
Kate Robinson, Marlight,
Goody Friends, **
das. K. Gilmore, .silver (.'loud No.
Alpha,- Minerva,
(Jhaimer Mercury,
Kenton, Lenin Leoti.
Glide.* M. S. Mepha.n,
Reset ve, Cherokee,
Ontario. Koanoke.
Ohio \ alley. Lir.rie Martin,
Jewess, Silver Spray,
Lotus, Bin pirn Cit y,
Golden Era, i.’iiiren,
Maggie Hays, Bertha,
Gallatin, Ftankltu.
Kate 11. Porter, i Mi \ e,
Ida Reese, Folio No. d,
(Mara Poe, Delawaie,
(‘apt W'm. Dean, a i»ew boat Look Out.
•< ’aj>t. Auderdon'» ne w boat, iud yet launched,
mj .M]l --
STEAMBOATS.
Wheeling & Parkersburg Packets.
- . J.|T—*«■ TIIERE(;ri,AII PASSE.V-
Packet .MINKKYA,I 'a]>t. Gor
don, has resumed her <dd trade, making regular
trips, leaving Pittsburgh every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and Filll)AY’. Having been
thoroughly repaired, she well deserves the pa
tronage of the public generally. *
J AS. COLLI Ns & (H)., Agta.
Wharf-boat, below Monongahela bridge.
Cincinnati & Louisville Packets.
I'HJr riNCIN^NATI*" 1.0 l ISA liri.K.
TUESDAY. .J I'NE ", AT 4 P. ,M
r THE SPLENDID PAS.
JMjLTASBEt-sengvr steamer RESERVE, Win.
List. commander, will leave as announced
For freight, or passage, apply on hoard, or to
JOHN FLACK, or
FOR CINCINNATI «Si LOUISVILLE.
WEDNESDAY JUNES. AT 10 A. .M.
TIlp: PINE UASSENPKH
Jgߣ»S4<C£3-9tearner N KW YuRK .1. H. I.lgi-
t utnrnanuer, wiii leave as announced
For freight, or passage, apply on board, or to
JOHN FLACK, or
je6 J. D. CULLING W(»(»D, Agtß.
Pittsbiirgli Sanitary Fair—Steam-
STEAMBOATS ARE RE
liona lu me .•steamboat Fund of Pittsburgh San
itary Pair to either o! the Committee, belore
the Ist day of June, as the eolorw will be awai ti
ed on that day t.. the bom returning the Urged
siibocnptM.it K. (:. UK A\ .
iu\2<. Chairman steamboat Con:
TEUTONIA,
NOTICE TOSHIPPERS.
Philadelphia & New York
EXPRESS STEAMBOAT CO.
Hsiily H’l'eijjht Line.
C 1 O N S l O N M P. NTS T O E I T H E H
) Agent lorwarded to any point East or West
tree ot commission and with dispatch.
W AI. P, CLYDE, Agent,
No. 14 S. Delaware avenue,
Philadelphia,
d A M £LS HAND, Agent,
No. 1 17 Wall street,
New York.
WIL.UoX WiIILLDIN, President.
luhlF-dtnd
HOTELS, REST AURANTS, &C.
S-AV-A. <3- E
NO. .•).-»() aeEHTY STREET,
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,
JOHN SAVAGE, • PROPRIETOR.
Havisu taken and PITTED l p,
with all the modern improvement, this pop
ular resoi t, the subscriber in prepared to accom
modate bis nki customers ami the public gener
ally, with the best the market affOrdß. Oysters
will b* served up in every variety ol stjle during
the ►eason. His Wines. Liquors and Ales 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. my2(Myd
OUR HOUSE,
WO. 22 DIAMOWD ALLEY,
npHE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES
JL to the public that he is in daily receipt of
FRESH SHELL and CAN OYSTERS, GAME,
ate., and is preuared-to accommodate the patrons
ot this old amt well known house with every
thing in the eating and drinking line at the short
est notice. JOHN SHALER,
Proprietor.
YOUNG’S EATING SALOON,
Corner of Virgin Alley and Hmitti
lleTil Streets,
Where OA'STEHS and all the delicacies of the
season will be served up in the most palatalde
styles. ELI YOUNG,
FABB.
ocl i corner Virgin Alley and ftmithtleld st.
4POLLO II ALL BILLIARDS A LOON.—
CHARLES? GARDNER would remind his
old friends and customers that he is still to be
found at his old stand, APOLLO HALL, en
trance on Fourth street. He hasnlways on hand
the best quality of Lager Beer, and in connection
with the hall, a well appointed billiard saloon,
with good tables, balls aud cues.
Remember the place, Apollo Hall, Fourth st,
□ear Wood, entrance from Fourth. lyKMy
v • y yj-*., , '•< '-h-v 1 ',
• '■ : '•’■• * " J&N*
hor Kata, Alice, KoacheH, Ants, Mothaiu Kura,
lied Bugs, Woolens, ,vc., Insects on Plants, Ani
mals, fowls, \.c.
Put up in */sc, ioc, and $l,OO Boxes, Bottles,
And Hanks. $3 And *.'» sizes lor Hotels, Public
institutions, &.c.
“Only infallible remedies known.”
“Free from Poisons.''
“Nut dangerous fi> the Human Katnih ”
“Katacome out d their holes to die.”
Aflf-Sold Wholesale in all lnrj.;e citio*.
by all L>rug{jiatß and KetaiJers every
where.
4ft "1! 1 BstrARK !! lof all u orlhless imitations.
tf*r.See that - ’ name is on each llox,
Bottle Mni Klaek belore joij buy.
CtiPAddiosa HENRY 11. <
: iJrpot, 4>y2 Broadwni , N y.
tfAT.'vdd by I>. 1.. KAll .\ h.S'lui ’k I{.
I K. nKLLKKS &. (’(>.,whole=.ik* and retail agents
1 Pittsburgh, Pa., and <« KC »K( 1 K A. K KLLY, Al
legheny city, Pa. mbli-DJndxu
! Black Diamond Steel Works,
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
' Boat Quuliiy of Keflnod Cast Steel,
i Senate, Plat anil i ictagnn, ot all sires.
Wan anted eijual to aiij impound or luanniw
tiiii-d in tins countr;.
ktfi *'.l Mr*! Hint 120 Oi \ i> Sr, oil.l *«».
r.-l,to-1 >.l ' Pm SHntOH.
THE HOWE k>EWIHG MACHINE,
Invented I*ls. Perfected 1802.
RECEIVED TRIBUTE FROM ALL.
other Sewing Machines, fit the World's Pair
while the Singer Sewing Machine received
an honorable nfention on its merits ; and \S heel
er & Wilson's a medal for its device, called “Cir
cular Hook.’’ The Howe Sewing Machine, was
.Awarded a premium (to an Ehgiish Exhibitor,)
as the best lor All purposes on exhibition. Our
lightest Machine guaranteed to make perfect
work on the lightest And heaviest fabrics.
Sold and rented at Nos. 12 & 14 St. Glair street
A. iff MoOEEGrOE,
jnySO-dJtaw-ly - Agent.
FOR UIIEEIiING
J. li. <'l>l.l,lN(.}\\'ool>, Agls
boat Notice
HOUSE,
PITTSBURGH.
pirrsjirH.iii, i■ a
..lrincE aad w I ujiM..«;/{«,
THE POST- - -PITTS BURG il. MONDAY MORNING, JUNE"S, 1864.
RAILROADS
1864. ? 1864.
WISTBB AREANGEMEXT. (
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
NINE DAILY TRAIN©.
CONSTANT ADDITIONS ARE BE-
Ing made to the equipment of this excellent
double track anil express route, and every possi
ble care will be exercised for the comfort oi pas
sengers and rapid movement ol freight. .Trains
wilf leave the depot in Pittsburgh an loltows:
THROUGH ACC< i.M M (IDA PH »N daily, (ex
cept Sunday,) at ti DO a. m., stopping at all sta
tions between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.'
FAST .MAIL every morning, (except Sunday,;
at .» IX) a. 1j 1 . Htopping only at principal . v -atioiifl,
Kin) making duvet coninvimud at Harrisburg for
Baltimore md W mhing’on, and for Ni •.• York
via Philadelphia.
THklMjiH EXPEL.” il-iily, at 43: p.' m.,
stopping only at principal Stations, making di
iret conuectioiia at Hariieburg for Baltimore and
Washington, ami for New Y’ork via Philadelphia.
FAST” LIN L daily, (except Sunday,) at 645‘n.
m , stopping only at principal Stations, connect
ing at Harrisburg for Baltimoreand Washington,
and for New York via Allentown, without
change of cars; also at Philadelphia fur Nevi
York.
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 3 10 p. m.. stojv
ping at all Stations}. and running as far aa Cone
til a ugh.
FIRST ACCi »M MODATION TKA IN for Wall’s
Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at t>3u a. in.
SECOND ACCOM”.!' .‘DATION TRAIN for
Wall's Station, leaves daily, (o.rept Sunday,) at
11 15 a. m.
THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN to.
Wall’s Station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) »r
4 00 p. m.
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN lot
Wall’s Station leaves daily, (except Sunday.) at
6 10 n. m.
THE CHURCH TRAIN leaves Wall’s Statioq,
every Sunday at ft 06 a. m.; returning leaves
Pittsburgh at 12 46 p. m.
returning trains
ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS
Baltimore Express p.* 30 p
Phlladelpliia Lxpu-so 1 uO j-. m
Fast Liue 1 nO a. m
Through Mail 1 r.tiu pj .jo a. m
Johnstown Accommodation in 16 a. in
Irit Wall’s St at kui Acoommodat u>n... t> *J6 a. nt.
vd W all’s Station Accommodation .... k 46 a. in.
3d Wall’s Station Accommodation *.< u 5 p. m.
4tli Wall s Station Accommodation... . t>o6p in.
Baltimore Express will air.te uith Phiinlefnhia
Lxiireesat ltun.m. on Mondays.
TRAINS FOR BLAIKs\ILI,E and INDI
ANA connect at Blairsville InieraocUon with
Thruugh Accommodation, Johiiatou n Accommo
dation and Express Train East, and uith Balti
more Expreso au.l JohnaU.wu Acommodalion
West.
I R A INS TOR EBI ;.\s jn KG c* 111 nee tat (’rep
s*ui with Express 1 mins anu M» U | Train West
and with Through Accommodation ami Express
Train East.
l f*' A U hi
TO NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA .
BA ETI.Mt iR E
EANt As I KK
HARRIsm KG
ALTOONA
Baggage Checked to nil Stations on the Penn
sylvania Railroad, au.l to Philadelphia, 8.-uti
more and New Y oik.
Passengers purchasing ti.-ket« In cars wilj ta
charged an access according to distance trmeird
in addition in the Station rates, except trotn m ~
tious where the ( omp.un ti.as mi Agent.
No! ICE.—lu case ol I*. bn. the Company u ill
hold theinsehes ivspoiiMl.ir lor personal baggage
only, and tor an amount not exceeding
N . B An * * mnihils Line has been employ (xl to
Coney PmjM-ugei’B .and Baggage to and from the
Depot, .a? a charge mu to exert d cents lui t'.acli
JiKHHcligel' Mid: baggage
.1 sTEWART, Agent,
At the P. K. R. Passenger Station, on Liberty
and Grant streets. my‘»>
1864. 1864
THE PITTSBURGH,
FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY,
.IMI
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
O.N AM) AI-TKK .11 A \ IMI., IhCJ,
trains run ns follows. •, 1 *
Lea\ e
Pit tab g. 101 1 nt ro. )o, i lev'll lor U heel V.
Express l.uo a m I u., ] „„ h
Express 1.10 p. m. l 5.. ■. m )lep. u,
Aiall b 30 a in b |„
lIKI I KMNiI
Arrive Pittsburgh.
P..\f.W .x.l..Ry.lcu a. ui , 3 p. in ", mi i,
m ,-r,m 1 j,. ni.
C \ P. R. K.. .2.1*) a. in., 3 st> p. tn.. a k'i p in
ACCi Ol .Mi »D Af I( i.\ J K | \
Leave Aljegheny
For Alliance. 4orN B. UiN ( l-.r'deu’t
2ln p tr. y.l.'i a m. a m a m.
I'.mhi ni.
4 to j). m
6.60 p. I;,
nFTI KNiN >
Arrive Allegheny,
V. \Y. x r. K'y
111., 4 Oil I. t;,.
VxP h H
P.vKKIA. Age;.t
T {".iPotager Mvmn. I inal<;irn:i. i
A q , Aiiviil.
Alli-j:hon\ liiv.
niyu > K MYERS. lien. 'l ,ckct Agent.
Pittsburgh & Connellsville R. R.
ymmncr Arrangement
ONiAATD AFTER MONDAY, WAV 2D
Ititia, Trnms will li-.iw the Drpot. corner of
Krtss find Wntcr streets, no luliowb
leaves
„ „ . I'itlßt.urjjh. Pittsburgh
Mail to amltrom I ntown. 7 .“>6 a. m. 6 uo n. ui.
Express “ •* 3 40 p. m. » so a. m.
Ut M’Keeaport Acc’dc. non ■>. u, ii 5o a. in.
*’ “ o l-> a. in. 06 n. in,
lßtPortPi-rry . t Ul . , 3y a. m.
Bradilock’a 4 i.-» o 40 ». m.
Sunday <'iturcfi i rain t..
anti from .M'keeaj.on, i on j. m. n» On a in
Kor tickets apply tu <iKu. Hi .l hl'ON.Apt.
\S H. >l ul l, .Mijit.
SILVER PEAKIj SOAP.
t iH V g'. l . 1 * li,S *'<>■» **>7 I.IBKU'fI
,s 1 *'/•*• 1 B ** )r l'! "!' 1 U‘iuj h anil manutacUir
(M» for V\ebi.-t.» Peiu.Byhtui*, Ohm, Indiana,
Illluois and Missouri. .Aim manutaeturers of n
superior article oi PA Ul, (I KK MAN
and KOSI.N’ IAI'S, and various Toilet ami
r ancy Soaps. ot otli Silver Pearl Soap which
weconliJentiy recommend as better lor general
uae than any other before the public, should he
borne in uund has neither Potash, Salt, Lime
or Kosin, or any other substance in its manufac
ture which can shrink or iujure thetluest lahric.
Flannels and Woolens can be washed with the
rapidity ol Cotton or Linen. Clothes washed
with the silver Pearl Soap do not require boil
ing or hall the rubbing, w inch «>i course saves
the wear and tear. Mher Pearl Soap removes
(Freese, Dirt, Tobacco status, Printers’ Ink I
Smoke and the worst ifilge Water Stains mutant’
l>'» L»y tl l’l ,l y ,,l K * l With a moist sponge, thus pro
tecting windows, carpets and lurniture from
suds and slops, it imparls abriiliauoy to Plate i
Jewelry, dassw .are, Lnaiueled Paintings aiu] 1
Patent Leather immediately, and tor cleaning ’
Marble aud Floor Tiles it has no equal. lor the ■
bath arid particularly for shampooning, The Sil- ! oiu.Lku i*
ver Pearl Soap is a perfect luxury. In a word |
i OYSTERS, BUTTER, GAME,
This Company respectfully ask a trial irom all , * *
who are interested, and in every case will reluud | POULTRY AND EGGS
the price ol the same should it tail to accomplish
what we claim for it
Sold at five cents per pound in tifty pound
bo.ves. Delivered to ttie cars, bunts, in Alleghe
ny Birmingham ami citj rchidencea free uf
charge. Directions ior use on nil packages.
Liberal discount to the trade.
Merchants from abroad will do well to give
OK t. Ml’ 1 (_>.\ Aw Co., a call, 3<>7 JLibert} street,
opposite Beuna. Kathoad Passenger Depot.
<t#-B«nvnre ot nil mutations. .None genuine
unless bearing our trade mark, Silver I'nitl Shell,
ae secured by the inventor bj National copyright!
mhiMf
MANUFACTURING SITE FOR SALE,
DLMHVIft.K PIKCK Ob'
I_ I'KoBhiKTY nr.r M’Kmght I'unc.iifs
Kuiung Mill, havine a merlivt.i of lour bun
dled and t u <*:•• y-h \«• . Cvr • u... rv V.Cu.v |. H .-k
about l* o litimbt’ii Kv! icuu i i.)
tt\yo-liu 1 1. bit L. tH.Vi.MiN, lu.t 4U. bt.
pH Kl.K.'j, K.ldTt’ll 01* AM) SA» :^K-
100 duz \ t gailou ictl quart l'udiljfe,
HU 'll I JUlit rt,;UU-H.
iki Kiigiibti I’l.-kli-i. HSSAr*^.!,
il«. lom.-Uu KfiCii-.p, qi.-»Hn ttßil plriU,
Smut * ‘
& <!•» Mu-hn><)it Kc’rtuii*,
,0 itu l»uj-i>itp x l i-irnou iliieUuil,
O'• O' l il:i. /llf'ii .(lii Jo
/ util n*cei ( e.l r»n.l fur snip l*y
KEYMKR Sl RROS.,
12£ ami |2BWucxibt
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KAISr\S, PRUNES AND I'UR.
KANTS—
-1,000 pkgs. Bunch and Layer Raisins, in whole
half and quarter boxes,
60 mats fteeiUefta Raisins,
i 5 kega do do
30 casks prime Zante Currants,
60 kegs French Prunes and Plump,
25 boxes do do
Just received and lor saje by
REYJJKR A 8803.,
mhS *CB and 128 "Wood *t.
NO I E m S ISSL DRAFT ' BR N3 AND MORTGAGE,
REAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE BROKER,
Office In Jones’ Building, over' Internal Rev
enue rooms,” between M. m M. and Meehanna
Banka,
No. 67 FOURTH STREET.
PITT.-? BURGH.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
S. B. & C. P. MARKLE,
Tl O Olt', OAr- , I.ETT IC II ,
And ah kirwla of Wrapping Paper,
II avo Kemovud
KROM NO. WOOD STRKF.T, Tl)
No. 33 Bmithtlcld Street,
. PlTT.>jjrKiHl, FA..
»Bh Jiai.i f,,r nAa?. K|'i
I.UCEXT Ol I, IVORKH,
DUNCAN, DUNLA.P & CO.,
carbon ox r, s ,
Office, 201 MBKRTY STREET,
PITTSHrmjH, PA
myft-tfmd
HOUSE CARPENTERS
House Carpenter and Jobber,
Between VA oud and LiUirty streets.
PITTSIiTIMIi, PA.
U"doi b o.du'ited and piomptly attended to
FRANK KELLY,
Alderman and Attorney at Law,
♦•“ Collection of accounts and all legal busi
ness promptly attended to. Betl-l^d
ix>.yjn orricii"
HENRY W. CIMIOTTE,
S'e-ti the comer of.Mb,
ARONKi IX i.AUOK AND SMALL
1"-M 'piaiitiru'o loaned on «. old and :silver, Dia
monds, .Jewel! >. Gold and Silver Watches, and
all kiiHU (.<1 valuable articles. Inr any length oi
time acre.-d on Ihe jo-oda cannot be delivered
without the '1 icket.
♦arntllou Hours iruin 7 A. M. to 10 p M
ja3u
ENGINE BUILDERS.
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
Ivon Fouu<li-r»,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
NKAfi THE
Peuua. H. R., Pnnsenger Station.
P ITTS H l K * rli, I’A.
II|ANI KACTI'REIi ALL KINDS OF
steruu Flagmen, ranging from three fcu one
hundred and fifty horse potter, and suited for
tiimt Mills, Saw Mills, Blast furnaces, Facto*
t. it e particular attention to'the construction
• d hngines and Machinery tor gr.pt mills an l lor
uprights. mulay and circular saw null-*.
Ha\ e aido on hand, nuished and ready lor shiir.
rnent at short notice. Kugiuos ;<:nl Boilers ..1
evety description.
Alho.l.irmcsh ihiliers audM.i.-t Lon aeon at ek
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Pullies in’
everj \ariety. and continue the manufacture ol
Vv ooien Machinery and .Machine < 'aids
evlu r prices are low, our m«,:hmei> manufa.-t ar
id ot the laist quality of unu-rialo, and u arrantc 1
u all cases to give aatislactn-n
tiers Liom all pails of the Couiitry solici
ted and ptompll) rilled. fe?l-d\ W
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS. &C
Piano Covers,
Fine Embroidered Cloth,
Embossed Cloth,
a new ai.d
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
i’ r.i. 3 in )>. m
dust receu ml at the New Oa;-p»t Nt..te oi
MTarland, Collins & Co.
Venetian Blind Trimmings,
A u ent irtu >• new ar.d complete assortment
.nioav ( Ama'rr t roßi:
ai’FAHI.AXn, COI.U.V* A ( <)
nth 4
t>AXJB A CAPPEL,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Arrives at
IKS SMFTHFIEI.I) STREET
WE HAVE JCST KKCKIVEI) \
large and well selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Cloths; Caaslniereu, VcstingH, dtc.
Also, a large stock of
GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS,
Including Lockwood's Cloth Lined TAPER
| ’('ld »KS, N FCK Tl Ls and everything usually
Cept hy tirßtHjlass Furnishing Stores, orders
I •*-unptly executed. mhn*l) J
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
(Successors to .las. Holmes A. Lhi.j
i* oit if i> a < 1 if i; ii ,
Healer in Hacon. Lard, SugaM 'uied llau.e,
Smoked Reef, &e.
COHN EH MARKET AND FIRST ST*.
decil-lyu
OYSTERS, GAME. &C
-lAjnos >n,Ai (uiuin
:UH> I.IBEHTY HTHEK'I
! del-dtf
\S,' AU ' PAPERS, Oil. CLOTHS,
! WI.VJJUW SHADES, FANCY (H)OllS
\\ ail i apers Ironi so to ifa per roll; Window
j .shades troui 10c to $o ; uil Cloths I'roiu 70c to
j »1,6 u per yard; Fancy Goodin all \ artctics. at
the •* '
. New Wall Paper & fancy Goods House
, Kokhsti .{ bL si'invii;z,
i ‘fi'l.t 1&4 smithtiehi street
H KL.P FOR THE SOI.OIKUS.
W«*. «ln* mu!» t h»-u««1, h* r* h> l;I», ihc
i WBjfe* ol out* day, i»i- tilt- *.um*> set nppo-
to mu iiaiiu... to the PI (t »t>u t-; h
Pair. lor the »»cii uud AVonurl
e«l Soldiers, .iC'! l/if na.'iic of
■a man\jn or, ...wn/i oi ir,td<\ end the Ivcahly. j
l-et the Ft Opt ietur, Manager, llos**, or an) pa
ti *"tic man, paste or copy the uiuivp on white
paiM-r ; get u signed h> ail tin* :uen ol the null,-
Mil,.-, : urtiaee, .-h-ip. h, M t ) »rd, store, tjadc* *>r
ipation to winch in* Iwloni'a, transmit the'
: lu.Nathami,;. liwi >i j r.. Ti ennuiei
■i : .r !• air. Pitts!>ur_h
l ;.>m ••■•etpr ~| i in- mi nu-) will in- duty luiiuon -
•' 1 :■ h*( t. < -Uid-t :i--u> j - iju-i
( *'•' •'"'■mi «■ I rn. iiaiio-; :tte croans i.i mu
..i "Wn-fc and diJcndefs : tlie ineuuny ol Lin- giorj
•' ‘h-ad. and our lmpen of sueveo.- in the «trug
uio. call on io to hi- pii.impt ami generous.
Ma) (haiput n intrf the heart of every Chns
tian anu patriot to respond with his mite or his
treasu re.
Kor the Executive Pninmittee
tr.yl<i-tf K. K BRI.'NOI. Cli.Hiimsn
CIO-PARTNEKSHIP NOTICE—THE
' underhighiKPhave formed a co-partnership
at .Mahoning Furnace, Mahoning county, (Thin
under the name of MVKLHIIY. HAILEY
CC-. forthe purpose ot'makihg IKON. MINING
Lt )AL, tec.
JOHN- S. nrL’n-OKTH,
JAMES it. JjAILEY,
HITUHOOCK, M’CKKEBY A 00,
my!o.2w
STOCK BROKERS
•T. 11. CASIDAY,
M anufticturDra and Dealers ui
LAMPS, OIL, &C.
m ahirpAt'tp itkft.'- <■r
IMIRR WHITE REPINED
CURTIS 0. BTEINMETZi
o K 1, R R A [.
SHOP, VIRGIN ALLF.I,
ALDERMEN
so. Si FIFTH STIIF.ET
LOAN OFFICES.
NO. 100 .SMITH FIELD ST.,
I'liTsurucili
Victoria,
.UPT received nt t!.
TAILORS
Consisting of
PORK PACKERS.
I*ll I S Bl'Ri Jll, i*A
Down stairs.
WALL PAPER, &C
DRUGGISTS.
IOBKPII 15
Huocßseoa to
JAMES P. FLEMING,
OIJUGG I S T ,
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL ‘MALES
In Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oilß, Dye-Stufl'a and Perfumery,
NO. 77 FEDERAL STREET,
myttMyd ALLLGHKNY CITY, FA..
STEAMBOAT FORGING, &C
ASDRKW KLOMAN
a khiiv pitiprs, jii.,
General Partners.
IRON CITY FOBGE,
KLOMAN k PHIPPS,
NINTH WAKII, pittshhhoh.
MAITFACTrnE BAR. IRON, GEH
IYU eral iialUvny nnd Steamboat I’orginge,
l J aßafnecr. Freight ami I.ocoiuotive Axieß, Ac.
8011-tl
GAS PLUMBERS & FITTERS.
A J> T> V *<fc EWENW,
PLUMBERS MB GAS FITTERS,
NO. 105 WOOD STREET,
opposite First Church, Pittsburgh, and
NO. 4 7 OHIO STRHKT, ALLEGHENY,
n;:ah thk mayor’s oppiob.
Pumps, hydrants, sheet lead,
Lend Pipe, Pig and Par Lead, and Plumb
er's Material in general. Oil Refineries fitted up
in the most approved manner. .Tanks lined with
Lead or Copper. Houses fitted with Water and
1 * las Fixtures.
♦3"“N. B.—All orders promptly attended to.
ap3-iyd
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
.T K W K I. ii S'
TH-UIF St BSCHIBERS HAVE JEST
A opened a very larpe amt dOßirnble stock of
FINE GOLD JEWELBY,
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
For Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ wear ; fine
Bronze Clocks, Fancy Goods,
BTEVER-PEATED WARE,
Buch as Castors, Cake and Fruit Baskets,
(lobletß, Card Cases, Tea Setts, etc.
KE2NEMAN, MEYRAN At SEIDLE,
42 Fifth street.
BREWERS AND MALSTERS
SPENCER & M’KAY,
BREWERS & MALSTERS,
, PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY.
\1, T K lIA VK ALWAYS ON HAND A
▼ ▼ superior article oi
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
Au.l uill continue to make it our aim toeive
Batmfatylmi to all of our customers. Mr. Kobt.
Watson ol Liberty street, will have the nmnage
ol unr business, u *th lull control in the Jirewery.
AcUro*e ail oniem to SPKNUER fc, M’KAY,
Pheonix llrotvery, Plttsburch, Pa.
.ms. SPENOER,
.1 AS. M’KA'Y.
Uuttei-Siel.l «Sr Co.,
Malsters and Hop Dealers,
W ATER STREET,
SJecl-lyU
WORKS.
ORMSBY ‘IRON WORKS,
Wharton Brothers & Co.,
4UK Vll\l' PIIEPARED TO HE.
1-,H I- order. li.m.i t;,c 1 1lor nil alzea ol
Lruide, Hoop, Stake, Band &HorseShoelron
■ o in i; m:< r i;r x i.i rv
l'nrml.iirrrl:. .1,.r.. 7, l-rgl.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
lAiiS'. 11.
l^r/.oar,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
n>,i FUKTII STRKET,
PtTTSBFROH, PA
1 .>llrch'"»it« and other legal business attended
w-iii A liririu r.;., Washington. Utcone, and ad
! i oijim-u. jaiiiS-^aid
HOUSEFURNISHING
UPHOLSTERY,
No. 85 Tonrth Street, Near 'Wood.
'aillt. SI IIS( RIBKRS M-ANt FA C-
A H UK ‘tin! kocj» ronßtar'ly on hand every
article in tlui; inti', w/: Cornices. OrnarnentH,
t-int.nn uotHs. t 'o;i:Feather Mat
tresses of ail kind*; hl.so, the celebrated Patent
W"* ih'id. Ail kin U o| Shades, Hlinds dnd
r Ixturr;.
attention L'-.en to ail orders forflt
tinK and I -iy nig down ('arpets. (dl Clorha,
oct 17-i) d KtiJihli r> *k KoKNIuK.
CRACKERS &. PILOT BREAD.
BOSTON CRACKER BAKERY.
• s . jvt .a. r -\r i iq* ,
Manufacturer and wholesale dealer in
all kinds of
CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD,
NO. til rm nTII STttEET,
iJetwfen Wood anil Market
PITTsBCRGH,
LIME MANUFACTURERS.
To Builders and (Jontractm
W K A,IK MANVFAYTI'Rriffe
▼ ▼ a supet ior article ot
I - i >i ,
Which we »ro prcpnre.l to deliver from out
COAI. YARD, 509 HBKRTV STREET.
BEH f QUA I.fTY Ob*
PA-IVIIXjY COAL,
Alwai a on hand as usual.
DICKSON, STEWART A 00.
PLANING MILLS.
JAMES MU.UNCAR, MONONGAHK
‘A * E-ANLN<i MILL, would respectfully
i imortn the public that he has rebuilt since the
1 Iff’,Ill* 1 lI *> T eu hirged his establishment, add
I tilled it wi th the newest and most approved ma
chinery,n now prepared to turnißh flooring and
planing* '.mis, scroll sawing and re-sawing
i doors sash and shutters, kiln dried frame!
mouldings, box making, &.c.
South Pm-siimon, Sej>t. 7, is 67. jaao'
!• ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
i Under Oiire of the franciscan Brothers.
rj'lHIS INSTITUTION, SITI'ATED IN
j i 1-orretto, Cambria County Tennsylvaniii
• lour miles irom Ureßson Mation on the
, direct route between ThiladelphiaandPittsbureh
, *hb chartered in 1859 with privileges to confer
the usual Collegiate Honors anil ilegrees. The
I location oi the College is one of the most neaithv
in l enns> Ivani*—this portion oi the Allegheny
! mountains being )>r*>\erbial lor its pure wateir
bracing aar, ami picturesque scenery. : '
The bcliuladtic \ ear coimuences on the FIRST
MUM)A\ after the 15th of AUGUST, andenda
about the 28th oi .IT NU following. It is divided
into tw o Sessions. Students cannot return home
he.u een tl.e >e sa jons. All the Apparatus nece*
n V !s “ rve y |n ff. Kngineering, ice., Ac.,
refurnished * tfU * iQHtltullon to the
Vr“,« ruU .^ li: i*' . ’ OC:l1 forms rw-ex'ra
charge. Mudenta will be admitted from cirllt
> *‘* ri » to the age oi manhood. '
i i.kms— Hoard and Tuition, payable liali yearly i
in advance $ 70
Surveying aji.i usooi instruments, per an-
11 ‘-V, l ao
t ..iaiOttl mul .»LoJerii l.nngtmgefi, extra.... 10 j
H'JPnts «j.<•:.<! itig V;iri!|.,!iH[ the< ollege.. 20 '
hfl.TtMm-i-iii 1... niH.!.* In r:„> Rt, Rev. Bishop 1
>«<m.'ure. Hr. Rev. Ki£.ii.,;i \\oo«i, Philadelphia; :
u*. i. h. J io\ i.um-tio : Rev. Dr. O’Hara, ;
l Miri.lri’.lw i , iii,. lieuij Phila
ileipnin; Rev. r‘irr<*e Mahar, Harrisburg.
iN. 8.--A run* daily to Lorretto iron
Creeseu.
"‘•2 Rev. E. A. HUSH, Superior, \
BLWJi'S PATENT LAMPCHIMNET '
CLEANER.—No more Chimneys broken
in cleaning. It cleans n chimney without wash- ,
ing and is the only article in the market that '
cleans a chiinmy prbpeily. Kor sale at the I
principal Lamp More?, and at the Lamp acid Oil
store of
WELDON &. KELLY,
A cent* for the Manu faoturers.
mye corner Marketed | *yn SmS'e
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
MIEEDtEN,
JOHN ItOORHEAD, ,
FOR *HIE SALE OP
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 7* WATER ST., below MarUet,
PITTSBURGH.
K- F. BARRY,
(Late Oaßhler of the Merchants’ Bank,)
GOMMISSIONMERCHANT,
• THOMAS W. MILLER,
Special Partner.
NO. 11 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID
to tilling orders for the purchase of
Cottou, Hemp, Tobacco, Flour, Pork,
Bacou, Lard, &c, &,<*.
Kkpurs to— Banks. 'Bankers, and Mcrcha
of St. Louie generally } John D. Scully, e
Cashier, Pittsburgh.
KJrders and consignments respectfully solio
and prompt returns made. ; an 2l-l m
R. HUTCHINSON,
(LA'tE OF LEECH & HUTCHINSON,)
COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,.
Hour, Grain. Fish. Dried Fruit, Pearl and
Pot Ashes, and Produce generally.
Best Brands of Family Flour Always on Hand.
Between Wood and Market,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
43r Liberal advance made on Conslgnmenta.
apll-lyd
vr. r>. PATTERSON .ADAM AMMOTT
PATTERSON & AMMON,
Commission Merchants,
Flour and Grain and General Prodace Deal
ers, No. 6 Wood Bt., Pittsburgh, Pa.'
Wa take pleasure in referring to the following
Pittsburgh Houses : Chess, Smyth A Co., Zug fit
Painter. A. Bradley, E. Edmundson & Co., R. H.
Davis, J. P. Woodwell, Jas. Sl’Cully & Co., J.
W. Spencer, C. H. Love At Go., R. If. Jack At. Co
jau29-tf
P. RBTMER
Late at Miller & Rloketßon’a,
REYMER & BROTHERS,
[Successors to Reymer & Anderson,]
Foreigir Fruits, Nuts, Confectionary,
Sugar*, Fire Works, <tr.,
NOS. 126 AND 128 WOOD STREET,
PITTSBURGH.
WHJLIA3I CARR Ac CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND IMPORTERS OP
WINES i BRANDIES, DINS, &C.
Diwttllcrs and Dealers In
Fine Old Monongakela Bye Whisky,
327 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBUBGH, PA.
T. DUKTLEVY,
WHEELING, VA,
IV O . 4 DIAMOND,
PITIhBURGH, PA,
my22-lyd&w
Duyuesne Brass Works.
3. CADMAN
Cadmaii & Cinwlord,
jK*IS-draii
Manufacture and keep constantly on hand every
variety of
FINISHED BRASS WORK.
BKASS CASTINGS of superior smooth
neos made to order.
1 !lOM \S X. . 1. J.ZH.VK
ing promptly attended to. Also, sole agents
lor VS estern l-'ennsyivama, lor the sale of
MAJisH’S SYPHON PUMP,, with LaadseU’a
improvement attached. febiu
J. & M, M’STEEN,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
&AS AND STEAM FITTEES,
ALL KINDS OF
BRASS AND IRON COCKS MADE TO ORDER.
Also, Brass Castings of all Kinds,
Made at the shortest notice.
Particular attention paid to fitting up and re
pairing ol QiL KEPIjNEKIES, h 1
31 <Jk. Street, near Liberty.
>l E3lAt;Ks of THIS FIRM be
"■ ing practical oii'chmucß, oi many tveartp ex
perience in the business will ensure fo give'sai
isfAction in every respect. We are also ageuts
lor Guild, Garrison A. Go.’a, .steam Pumps l«r
water and oil. ectPlyd
j Jib aac jonbs,.john l. box\d.. wm. at’cur lough.
1 Pittsburgh Steel Works,
JONES, BOYD <V CO.,
| MAHUFACTUBBRS OF
Cast Steel) alao, Spring, Plow and A B
Steel Spriugs and Axles,
Corner ot Knas and First Streets,
| n °3l-l> : PITTSBURGH, PA.
i W. CUNNINGHAM. . I>. OUNNi NGIJ AM . .D. JIIAUjKN
OUN NINUHAAI..... M c # DUNCAN
C< I'KN IhUUAMS &(’ O, —P ITTS
/ HL'RgH CITY GLASS WORKS—Ware
i house 119 Water street, and 156 First street,
I Pittsburgh, Pa., three doors below the Monon
i gahela House, manufacturers of Pittsburgh City
, VS Indow Glass, Druggists' Glass Ware and Arne
’ riobn Convex Glass, for Parlor Windows, Churoh
; es and public buildings. a pj
WjNES, LIQUOR^&c.
E. P. MIDDLETON,
WINES, BRANDIES, <&£.,
OI.I> WUEAT AVHIBKY,
mhl4-lyU
JACOB
Importer and wholesale dealer In
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
160 SMITHFIELD STREET,
Three doors above 6th at.
WOULD USVITJB
particular attention to his stock of German
. vv Vi^ 8 Rni ! Brandies, which has been se
lected and imported by himself. Families and
. aV.c 6 ® ,co . depend-ou obtaining- -at-his es
tablishment the best and purest ofWtnes. Pure
1-aquorH of all lands, equal to any in the city, al
ways on hand. Also, Pure Old Kye Whisky and
the best Rectified Monongahela. oc3o
HENfiy w. BEAUMONT & CO.,
Foreign Brandies, Wines and Sins.
ALSO,
Blaokberry, Raspberry, Wild Cherry, and Sin
ger lirnmliea, old ,uonongaheia, Bye, and.
otner WMaldea, Jamaica Riini, ttc% .r ' r )
.-so. SIIJBERTYBTHKET,
Opposite Fourth street-, *
RITTSBCKCIH, ra.
«-Hotels, Taverne'and FanUllea supplied a
moderate protttß loMJaah. mydl-iyd
imi;
100 boxe. Kancy, Toilet and
In etore .-.mi lor oair by
Sr'uARS—
iso bbia “A" and “B” Coffee Sugari,
iO do Unified, Granulated and Powdered
rsUEfar —Now in atore and for sale by
KKYALEU & BRUS„
1 26 and 128 Wood at*. .
BASKETS, "PJSTS AMD
quarts', ** Heidziek’s Champaghe,
30 Cases Sparkling Moselle.
In store fat sale by
MILLER k RICKIEBTSON
DEAL EH IE
NO. 102 SECOND STREET,
GROCERS
.. H. P. EUTMKR..
. J. 8. RKVMBR
WHOLESALE*DEALERS IN
GROCER,
BRASS FOUNDERS.
V. B. CRAWFORD.
STEEL WORKS.
GLASS WORKS.
IMPOIITKR OP
Also, sole proprietor of the
No. 5 North Front St
PHJi.ADiL.PKIA, PA.
RHYMER x DROS. t
126 aud JiS Wood at.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
rjjj he : " “ r:= “ 11
THIRD NATION3L ej ( ‘<
Having organizedWlisr the National (,'u vnoy
Act, is now prepared to do a
General Banking Business.
Deposits received; Exchange, on the principal
cities of the Kaatand West
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
made in every accessible
part of the country.
Office for the present, (until the completion of
the New Banking House, comer of Wood street
and Virgin alley,) In the Banking Room of the
DUIE SAVINGS* INSTITUTION,
3NTo. 13-0 SjM.ttlvH.elca. at.,
Opposite the Ouston House.
DIRECTORS.
Win, E. SchmfeH?, A. Hfirtie,
A. s. Bell, Alex. Holstein*
S. H. Hartman, Henry Gerwig,
L. Morganstem. B. Goe.
ADAM BEINEMAN, Prest.
K. G. SoHWBUTr, Cash, pro tem. mh7-2md
KOUNTZ & MERTZ,
U 8 Wood street, Second door above fifth.
Dealers in foreign and do
mestic Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes and
Government Securities. Collections promptly
attended to. apll
HOLMES &, SONS, BANKS Rg
AN » and Kxufiauge 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 in par funds
or current paper. "No. 67 Market street, between
Third and Fourth streets.
a OLD, SILVER, DEMAND NOTES,
of Indebtedness, Quartermas
ters Certificates, ;
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons,
and all other government eeouritlea, bought bv
W. H. WILLIAMS & tJo.,
Wood street, comer o£ Third.
mhs:6md
DOLLAE SAVINGS BANK,
, 63 FOURTH STREET.
CHARTERED I2V 1805,
OPE® DAILY, FROM 5) TO 3 O’CLOCK.
also, on Wednesday and Saturday evenings,
from May Ist to November Ist. from 7 to 9 o’clock
and from November Ist to May Ist. from 6 to 8
o’clock.
Deposits received of all sums not leaß Okß
Dollar, and a dividend of the profits deolared
twice a year, in June and December. Interests
has been declared semi-annually, in June and-Do.
cember since the Bank Vas organized, at therate
oi >:ix per cent, a year.
Interest.- if not drawn out, is placed to the 1
creitit ol the depositor as principal, and bears the
same interest from the first days of June and De
cember, compounding twice a year, withouV
troubling the depositor to call or even topresfent"
his pass book. At this rate money will doable in
less than twelve years.
Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, Rules
and Regulations, furnished gratis, on application'
to the office.
? resident,
GEORGE ALBBEE.
V7OU PRESIDENT*.
James McAuiey, James B. D. Meeds,
John H. Shoeuberger, Win. Douglas,
James Hetdman, Isaac M. Pennock.
Peter A. Madeira, James Shidle,
wm. Ji Anderson. John B. M’Fadden,
A. AT. Pollock, M. D. John G. BackofenV
. TRUSTEES.
Calvin Adams, Henry J. Lynch,
John U. Bindley, John Marshal.
George Black, Walter P. Marshal,
Hill Burgwin, John Orr
Alonto A; Carrier, Robert Robb, a
Charles A. Colton. Henry L. Bingwalt,
John Lvana, . vvm. E. aickiuertt.
Benj. L. Fahnestock, Alexander .Speer,
John J. Gillespie, Alexander Tuull'e,
Wm. S. Haven, Wm. Yankirk.
Peter H. Hunker, Isaac Whittier,
Richard Hays, Wm. P. Weyman.
James I).'Kelly, Christian Yeager,"
AND TREASURER.
. CHARLES A. COLTON.
PHILADELPHIA CARDS
OH AS. MAIGEE ISIAH HICKS.
J. HODMAN HICKS CHAS. O. SWORE,
mAgee sc hicks,
Importers and dealers In
CLOTHS, CASSISVIEFIES, SATINETTS,
\ eatings, Tailors’ Trimming.,
INTO. i2S!S MAK ItET STREET,
ncSS-tf PHILADELPHIA.
WM. BRICE & CO.,
Produce aud Provision
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 15 South Water st.,
Philadelphia.
A*~Lit>cr'ii advances made on consignments
when required. my-lyd
GEORGE G^JANT,
Manufacturer and
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
; In every description of
MTS’ FTJENISBTNG GOODS,
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
. Myl-iyd PHILADELPHIA.
~ o, a, vA]ff"inur& co^
■ M AN UFACTCTKHH3 OP
' GAS FIXTURES AMD CHANDBUERS,
i Patent Improved
I EXCEIjSIOR and patent
; PARAGON COAL OIL BURNERS,
j Hand Lamps, Columns, &c.
> RALESROOMM,
fco. *jl7 Axcli Street, Philadelpiiia.
Manuiaotory, Franlcford, Phil a.
goods warranted. • jy2-lyd
O. HARRY BIUAI^,
WITH
LONGCOPE & PEARCE,
Manufacturers and Importers of
MEW FimSHUG GOODS,
AND TAILORS TRIM MINOS.
No. 10 South. Fourth Street,
rayl-lyu _ PHILADELPHIA.
remotaTT
WIItKIKTS IT AT.T,
Our friends and tha public at large will not
we trust, forget that we are at present and for
!‘>,? W a, wee i ,^ c:ro, S d Wilkins HalL ow
the Maj ojaff Office, Fourth street, where we
hat e on exhibition and for aalc aa tine a stock of
PIANOS,
HARMONIUMS, MELODEONS. ETC.,;
H. KLEBEE & BEO.,
Wilkins Hall, Fourth street.
TV'tT’.tSSr - ™ 12 EXECCTIVE COM.
Xal hi ITTKh of the Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair
have, resolved that all the different branches <>l 1 '
industry, profession and trades, be requested to
meet in separate conventions at once and atw . -t
point three or more members aa a Committee to '
aid in the Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair. It is' res- "
!>ectfuliy requested that the names of ah'of said -‘it
on "to .hsSs -
tarj of the Association at their Rooms, 86 Water .. -
street over Zug h Painter’s Warehouse. “ £ '
mhi? y ° rder ’ F - R- BRUNfiT, ’■
mhlt> Chairman.
CARDS FOR OEN
i i-A.JliIPi.--.t>Ainpiea and Catalogues seat
tor ao cent*, Enclose an envelope with jour own
name and address. \j. HEMMtI ITE.
mh7-3md . 58 Liberty st., Netv York.
CAVE YOUR GAS BY TSITVG GlsE'A
son's Anti-Fliekering, American and Imper
ial Gas Burners, a sure saving uX twenty-five per
oent. The Anti-Flickering Ujust the thtp g for
the wflice. Call and see them burn at the Gas
Kitting and Plumbing Establishment til
WKLUuls'4t JSJbLLy, -
164 Woodstreet'
FItCITS, ACTa^ACa,-
200 boxes Oranges, prime,
| too do Lemons,
f too frails I vica Almnnda,
10 bales Bor. Almonds,
50 bags Tarragona-Almonds,
60 do Ssietiy Aimontis,
I *5 boxes Shelled Almonds,
30 bags English "W albuto,
25 do Brazil Nuts,
30 do Filberts,
■ 200 do Pea .Nuts,
j .. fiooo Cocoa Nuts,
Jastoroand landing, and for sale by
1 * * HEVM.KR L BBOS.,
’“hi 128 and 138 Wood st
POTATOJfiS
-50 bushels choice TTeshannocks,
200 do do Peach Blows
100 do do Pink Byes,
Just receivedand./or *adc by
KETZER &A£3ESTBOftGk*
♦■nmer Market a dFU ttsls,
ing" "
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