nVKOH JHKATKiC.
and Mftnaja-.,
iTcaaurer ► «.. ...HrOvKßiKuTow
, -*> i*l : i G OST ! !
SSSSSSl^^^^&t l^s has been core
in order to
y i . e jf e A el desire of witnessing the
the great »*j***crur>i 1
of th«[Ni»eteeath Century,
«’ill be presented, tJ.e
tiurUliflg ffranm, written expressly for the intro
duction Of fWfe -Pharitnm, mtltlfti
the ijream spectre.
(In w ill appear.)
To conclude wj.th
«: / !. BETSEY BAKER.
For.ißenefit of the Sanitary Fair
BRJEW’S, GREAT SHOW
v >’ AudtfOM KING'S
EXCELSIOR CfRCUS
COMBMfKU,
FHoit 'JtALTiiirbSf: .irii)'washing von,
Will iexiijbit oalßEp.LipN LOT;Fiitsburg'h,
for 9 th, Bth, 9th. loth-'
an<l FlUf;'. Commencing Monday After
noon, af'3£ o'clock,
FOR THE BEbUFIT OK
ThelKtbburgh Sanitary Fair.
The Mayor of the City of Pittsburgh to act as
Treasurer, a-rflf'torlftJ Wfil 1 eed* that the moneys
blrdohitqd for the exclusive bene
fit of this purpose.
Tho<pr»pfcifctor- has the pleasure to announce
that the Executive Committee, of whom his
Honor Mavor DOWRY is at the head, has ac
oeptedddfrlibfernhoftfer as his contribution dur
ing the entire week. He therefore appeals to
the public to aid him in rendering that contribu
tion as large as possible.
TRoVPfi is composed of the following
named skillful artistes;
Mad. ; DOUISA TOuRNATRE, the daring
k re nee Equestrienne and Bare Back R idet w hose
unrivalled performances liave thrilled tiu- world,
has no eqtmttir’Wer extremely and flu
aical manege exercißos.
Madi YIRQ-H'flA will Appear in single unJ
double acss. ofeouestrianiam.
a Scenic Equestrienne.
JAs., REYNOLDS, the popular (flown.
JAS., .WARD, the performing Trick Clown
Moaslet\£ ROOffED, the best gymnast in the
world,. ....... ~
pupil of i>. J. North.
Flying Trapeze.
an(i Leaper.
Etah-Cd many forms,
tlie great Four Horse Rider.
'Viu ft qMICH in bis .graceful divertisement,
k^XSfeJll^ I ' : ' , ' e ;' chl: ‘ n e u, ‘S e tlB LalVruhc.
iyMr.EINw-, wpose txame is known iu the pro
fession, demonstrate, his Great Batoutc
fjoapi. ,A,a VtmlterandSVagle or Double Act
Equestrian Re 004 no peer.
TrickHorseß; Manege Horses. Comic Mules,
Ac., &o,.J
Admission, aA cts. Reserved Seats 50 cents.
May 31 H. JL. STEBBIRS, Agnil.
SINITAIiY FAIR
0. HABRY STAR t WORRISS
TKOTJPK
Negro Band of Minstrels,
Will perform
AT.MASOIJXC hall,
On the Tth^yfc^gniiTTJthdC.lune/theit- ilrst per-
Pittsburg/i^
V$V -Av. -•
OCMVCEROf' HALL, Fifth Ht
J&1 - tf Y .ft 5j -iH^Y^t-tijBER..
STEAMSHIPS.
Steam
P A.« wnt^h ,r " °' ““»*"*«
I| 1 „ ““ I “ , ’‘ of n,e Cuu No. 14 S. lifiHM-Hre avenue,
»2MMta3«2£- e ’ 1 i■ f'hil■oW'lohlo
"V SSTST’arsr Ps -v 3-4 jamb hank, Ageut,
No. in Wall street,
wVHrk
n ilr ’ ^ (’ ^e , T,f l ”CTtlSt e‘ ^l BS- | & - - -
t from Queenstown every alternate
Slf on 1 Company'
if, 1 ’“ ‘ ,of ? n fco Mainly k
..IQi.-AHgfn fcirfj 701 hloa 7Tji-i?.:* L -*• i
Will fpqgt iiyerfeo&i a£4j QueenstO wn, as
New oolft7orleqaiTaiant intJuireiiDyv
por “ ■««** aU ' U m '^ U
*wc agao :o el'-cJiio a <, .
Passage from England -tod'lreland,
B , O r 4£> .
Euiii^asr^E.Novy
■■■Sß Pa., is prepared toaibtafi out at
bring out or send back passengers fromSr to an 7
eltEßrby* gleam or aall
p&yaf^ein^any
of Sailing Packets, and/or. tie lines of Steam
g™w “d n &a^X“ n ******* <«»
jans-lyd, TH*>S. H. EATTIOAN.
To Architects and' Builders.
By the act op; may STii, an ap.
propriatton of Fift* Thounand Bdltera was
luaue lor the extenaion-ofthe Capital Buildines
at Harrisburg. Architects and BuHders arc
hereby requested to preeont plans for said exten
aion, and proposals for building the same, to tne
uh<*erßlgned, by.the.FIFTRENTH Pay OT
.1 IJNE.Thenpjl/) objeot to be attained by the
proposed extpnsjon la to furnish additional Com
mittee Koomfof the Legislature, And the exten
sion is to oonform aB farMjtoeslble to the arehl
teoture of the present building.
'• •' ;; 'Ami. if. CURTIN,
. : i i . Governor,
ISAAO SLEW K EK.
Auditor General,
. .. JAMES P. BARR,
■ , , ix ;i«uiToyor.lieneral.
HENRY lie MOOKK,
„ , State Treasurer.
Harrisburg, Way 19, x^yd3-3w
THE HOWE SEWiN&iMACHIUE.
Invented 1845. - Perfected 18814.
IJKjpKrVKI* XtUßvffi: FTIOMALL
Sr < !!,MT. ,‘; w, Sl MachlhctJ ’ a< 016 Worht’sFair,
an bf
awarded Admmuum (to
as the t«AJaAhmpnr,K,scs WtUfbSSn" ?°uf
lightest Machine gmimritceil to make nertW
.work on the lightest and heaviest fabrics ** f,e °
•sold l2 k 14 st. fJa.r s.rcr.
1 I OH • 1 /ifAvM AIoUHEGOR.- •
_my*2o-d3taw-ly >■.'.> . - A^*t
T' s
rongn\4H o‘BtTijbaic6,f ; v ■
•;
iStXZbWi'iti- # n? -
(Jut «|ul l>cy Smoking Tobacco,
Soi&cedftne'Cut “
Suuny Side fc’iiuc Cot • ’ “
Sweet (Jtiwr « <
At APGOIiiitSTEHA: BAER’S.
oih2rt j, -iii;’. <=•». jlos Wood &trec?
i > -
-7h> Ot l--'" -
Also, dealers hi Agricultural an'd ’Faiifldngi im
tsfllfodaar
I'l bAaiiKJai'M A ,;
Bli Seeds, Onion Setts,
Chili Peach Blow and W
eired and Uoiu- u,i
,H boo -v 'BECKHAM A LONG.
ap2o ~i[oK i ; i
.vav. AJi£(Ja
.is.jaaisiit w
RIVER JIATTERSy
Thu lliveil Last evening at twilight-there
were four feet five inches’by the metal mark’s,
and falling slow!). ; The weather continues
pleasant.
•OA'The line passenger steamer New York
e„I.T. J.ichliMirr. is announced for Cincinnati
••“" l l-oniswllo U.IH ..Lay. We take jdearare in
m-oimuendluiM bis boat to our friends. Our old
mm,II »i.t .1. B. Halus, lias charge of theofflee.
ft-am. » of Bout, Bnrued at Wew Orleans.
Cairo, June 4.
.•, l i y .- r ' ivnl , of ,l,e <lt»l>atfli boat Fulton. Cant.
Jud’cits, we have ad tires from New Orleans to
Saturday, morning, 56th. The tire in New Or
leans originated on the steamer Black Hawk,
about six o’clock on Friday evening. The fol
lowlng boats were destroyed: Black Hawk,
I*awn, Iberville. Time and Tide, New Orleans
I-ouiaiana Belfe. Empire Parish. Belle Creole'
and Meteor. A few small schooners were also
Hie battery At Tunica had not made its nrv
pearnnee of late. Gen. Banks* armv was in
New (irlciuiH.
I lie steamer Alone, late from Duvall’s Blnll'
to Memphis, reports all quiet at Lillie Book.
ARRIVALS AND KKPAKTi:ItKS.
. ARRIVED.
Gallatin, Clarke., Brownsville,
r tankliu, Cannae, Brownsville.
Ja*. Been, Irwin, Elizabeth.
Bayard, Peebles, Muuongnhela City
*Uii)«»r\a, Gorden, Wheeling
DEPART KB,
Gallatin, Clarke. Brownsville.
Franklin. Cannae. Brownsville.
.ias. L!eese, Irwin. Elizabeth.
Bayard, Peebles. MonongahclH i *ity
Emma Graham, Ayers, Zane.-villc
Keseri e, List, st. Louis.
PITOBI'ROn SANITAItV F.VIU.-Thc follow
ing named steamboats have subscribed to the
Steamboat Fund of the Putsburgh sanitary
rail; all other boats subscritnng will have their
names Added to the list:
Little GiAnt, Rover.
'Argonaut No. 5. Armenia
Nevada, Julia,
America, Westmoreland,
Damsel. New York,
Areola, Camelia,
Paragon, Vulcan.
Kate Hohlnson, starlight,
Goody Friends, - Leonid an
.las. R (iilmoie, Silver Cloud No 5.
Alpha, Minerva,
Charmer, Mercury.
Kenton, Lenio Leoti.
<Bnle.* M. S. Mephnm,
Reserve, i :herokee,
<) n r.Hri< ►, Kuauoke,
Ohm Valley, Lizzie Martin,
Jewess, Silver Spray,
k®* Uß , Empire OR),
trolden Era, Cituen,
Maggie Hays, . Bertha.
Gallatin, Franklin.
Aate B. Porter, olive,
Ida Reese, Echo No 3
Clara Poe, Delaware, ’
('apt \\ m. Dean, a new boat Look Out.
•( 'apt. Anderson’s new boat, not yet launched.
STEAMBOATS.
Wheeling & Parkersburg Packets.
FOR WHEELING.
THEUKOIIAR PAHSEK
•KSaC?er Packet MINER V A, Cant. Gor
don, has resumed her old tiado, making n-gular
trins, leaving Pittsburgh every MCJNDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. Haring been
thoroughly repaired, she well deserves the pa
tronage of the public generally.
•i AS, Ot »LLINS & (’O., Agts.
Wharf-boat, below Monongahela bridge.
fetiS
Cincinnati & Louisville Packets.
FOIt CINCINNATI &. kOlTlsvil-I-Si:.
WEUNK.SDAY JUNES. AT 10 A M
TUK FINK PASSKNFKK
d&sjjKSCateamor NEW YOIIK J. H* 1.ig1,-
i/i>uniianiit*r, will leave as announced
Kor freight, or passage, apply on board, or to
JijHN FLACK. or
J'* J- P. COLUNGWOOfI, Agts.
Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair—Steam-
boat Notice.
ed? IT”” ft STEA.II BOATS AUK UK
uuesten t<> mdo.se their uubscrijk
ttoua 10 me .Moamboat Fund of Pittsburgh Shu
jury Fair U’l.ihif ol tin- C.iminlttec, bolon
the Ist da) o! .Itiijpj ns the colors will be award
ed on that day to ttje bunt returning t.he largest
subscription. - K. U.aKAY,
• U‘y<W Chairman .Steamboat Coir.,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Philadelphia & New York
EXPRESS STEAMBOAT CO.
Oaily Tina,
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &C.
ISAVAGrE HOUSE,
| NO. 35(1 I.HKRTY STREET,
i Next, to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,
JOHN SAVAGE,
Hahmu taken and fitted dp,
with all the modern improvement, this pop
ular resort, the subscriber is prepared to accom
modate his old customers and the public gener
al] v, with the best the market aff'orda. Oysters
will bo served up in every variety of style during
the season. Hfs Wines, Liquors and Ales he
feels coniidentin recommending them to the pub
lic lor their excellence.
Can, Bucket and Shell Oysters received daily,
and sold wholesale and retail. myWMyd
OTJ R HOUSE
NO. 22 DIAMOND ALLEY,
PITTS BURGH.
’ f|IHE SUBSCRIBER AMOUNCfiS
JL to the public that heis in. daily receipt of
FICESH and OAN OYSTERS, GAME,
P re P are d to accommodate the patrons
of this old and well known house with every
thing in the eating and drinking line at the short
est notice. JOHN S HALER,
c Proprietor.
YOUNG’S EATING SALOON,
' Corner of Vlreln AUey and Smith
field Streets,
Where OYSTERS and aU the delioacies of the
season will be served up In the most palatable
styles- ELI YOUKG-,
fl>cl4 oorner Virgin Alley and Stnithßeld st.
H ALL BILLIARD SALOON.—
OHAHLES GA MINER .WOuM jemthdils
old friends and inustonlers thtr:Jiufa’cttiirtd
found at his old stand, APOLLO HALL, en
trance on Fourth street. He has always on hand
the best quality of L&gerßeer, and In connection
with the hall a well appointed billiard saloon,
with good tables, balls and cues. *
Remember the place, Anollo Hall, Fourth ft.
□ear vv ood, entrance trom Fourth. lylO-lf
r; : r .. i, • ;,-t%
■ f:t £§« -7/%i vA\ ioi. w.ar..
Fat l.’nta. ftfiee, ftoacheg. Ants, .Mot hfTirT* r*nrV
. Bed Bug*M''(K>leoWiiifeecu oii.EiitiS»zjSrti
sinaifi, I'QumywUi;.]..;?; 0 . 0,
I'lM uniu 26c, 60c. and *l,OO H Hottlea
antiMnssks. W an»T*s ftt-zeg fof lir»tola PnMt.’
liibtitutioiifl, &Ji. . .. ’
■ <Jn h- trr£dilil>ie >ejje4tefl; Ilu <»w u.' •
“ Free ftxniT. rUiebdiC T '
M Not’dangfroti* to.tbe HUumii Pauuly.’ l
“lUtsjfrbfee durofth'elr.hoLea-to dj«\"
-AeMof*} \Vhnleaa Je lir/irlT ljuktlcilii's.
&t>~ iold by all DroggikCd Ana. every
“ • •,,,
1 -^' Va Uk !■ ? of*All wortktcflfi imitations,
u , " >cc uaiuc ia on cacti Uq\,
H,,il 1 l ld * £ before 3011 huj\
HKBTR VrH..CSOST A «4
n,. I>OI m HK.adurtJ, K. .
? • H * tt£:%2si KiK,A-n avirv--
piti J /■‘ ( 1 auu jmUU fifivute,
Su.u U :.V V.v -VI-
Black, Diamond Steel' Wife I
: m-Tsstißoti, pi ' «W*
PARK, BROTHER & CO:
_ . KAJTDS'AOaBKka 091 "** '
Best Quality, of Refined Cast Steel
-. . Square, Plat ail'd all alien. ’
1 B ®^v!“?; impor,edoF -«*-
I ff'ppß Ain KAWsaoiw*,
1149 &. isiEirfißnaiieAaaaleeoiieii*,.
I feblS-lyd .'/• >8 . IPITTSBIIEOH.
g’af.
rcdal * .m inn. oas tsshtK tacjco.
™ffi fos'r-tyna’SßwteH. vwußSMaafr jhWi
RAILROADS. A
WINTER AHHAS&BMEMT. J
Pennsylvania Central Railroafl
NINE l>toiY TBAtNB.|
CONSTANT ! AJJDITIOM9 ARG BE
ing made to the equipment of this excellent
double track and Express route, and every pdpsi
ble caTe will be exercised for the comfort of pas
sengers and rapid immanent of freight.. -Trains
will leave the depot in Pittsburgh as follows:;
THROI’IrH ACCOMMODATION'dKIIJs (fex
cept Sunday.) at 6 00 a. n»., stopping at all sta
tions between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, j
FAST MA XL every morning, (except Sunday,)
at 3 00 a. m., stopping bniy at principal Stations;
and making direct connections at Harrisburg for
Baltimore juul Washington, and for New York
via Philadelphia.
THHOUGH KXPKESS daily, at 4 36 p:4n.,
stopping only at principal Stations, m&klng'dl
reet connections at Harrisburg for Baltimore and
Washington, and for New York via Philadelphia.
FAST LINE daily, (except Sundayj) at'B 43 p.
m., stopping only at princip.\l Stations, connect
ing at Harrisburg for Baltimoreand W&ahingtpn,
and for New York via Allentown, without
change of cars; also at Philadelphia for New
York. /
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaveß daily, (except Sunday,) at 3 10 p. m., stbjv
ping at all Stations, and running as far as Ccme
maugh. . t
FIRST ACC< »MMoI)ATIoN TRAIN for Wall's
Station, leaves daily, (except Sumlay,) at G3O aim.
SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall’s Station, loaves daily, (except Sunday,);at
11 16 a. m.
rillßP ACCOMMODATION TRAIN foi
Wall’s Station leaves dally, (except Sunday. Pal
4oop. in. J :
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's Station leaves daily, (except Sunday. Pal
6 10 p. lU. ;
THE CHURCH TRAIN leaves Wall's Station,
every Sunday at 905 a. m.: returning leave*
Pittsburgh at V 2 46 p. m. s ’
RETURNING TRAINS
ARRIVE IN PITTSBUROH AS FOLLOWS*
Baltimore Express 30 p. m-
Philadelphia Expreeu * 1 on p! m
Fast Line j yj a li .
Through Mail Train . \2 30a.*’m-
Johnstown Accommodation .!!!!.10 iSaim
Ist Wail’s Station Accomjhodatioh 6 J5-A. to.
Wafl’B Station Accommodation 8 4o a. in.
3d w all's Station Accommodation 2 05 n. ni.
4th Wall's Station Accommodation Q Oop in
Baltimore Express will arrive with Philadelphia
Express at l Pu n. m . on Mondays
IEAIN S Fuk BLAIEKYiLIE and INlil-
ANA connect at. Blairsvllle Intersection with
1 nrough Accommodation, JoJuistown Accommo
dation and F.xpress Traiu East, and with Balti
more Express ami Johnstown Accommodation
\S est.
TRAINS FUR EBENSU UKLt connect at Crfcs
son with Express Trains and Mail Train Wept
ami with Through Accommodation and Express
Train East. 4
FA U K
TO NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA...
BALTIMORE
LANCASTER
11A RKTSimBf
ALTuiiNA
Baggage Checked to ail Stations on the Penx,-
sylvania Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Balli
more and New York.
Passengers purchasing tickets in cars will be
charged an access according to distance traveled
in audition to the Station rates, except from Sta
tions where the Compani has no Agent.
NOTICE.—In cast* of loss, the <Company will
hold themselves rcnponaible lor personal baggage
only, and lor an amount not exceeding Vloo.
• B.— Au » 'mnihua Liue has been employed to
oonvey Passengers and Baggage to and from the
Depot, at a charge not to exceed *26 cents for each
passenger and baggage.
, J-STEWART, Agent.
At the P. R.K. Passenger .station, on Liberty
and t} rant streets. inya-j:
1864. 1864.
THE PITTSBURGH,
FT, WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY,
AND
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
ON AND AKTEH MAY 1,11,,
tiauj* run as '.•i}n\fd, x 17
Lea\ e
Pitiabg. ForCln’go. tor dcvM KorWheei'e.
Exj.reaw 100 a.m. looa. m. 1.00 •. m
Express i iop. m. i io P m. i.ion. m.
Mail 6.3 n a. in. 6.1 U H .
Arrive HttaMirgh,
1 .\\ A: ( K'y.. n. »u , 3.vt> ti. m
m., 7.<S<i i» ni
*’• 41 *'• « K -"in. ra., 3 6(l], di fvus m.
Leave Allegheny
ForAUmnce. lorN U. KurN.O. Dorrileu’e. I
m. y. 16 a. m. 6 4un. m. j
12.00 m. 3 60)! m. 3.60 p. u> ’
4.40 j*. m. I
6.60 p.m.
Arrive Allegheny,
P., 1-. W. J* <' K’y T.-JO A. IU , b.JO a m, 2
m., 4 tH> Ul , 1 1
U. * P. K. . * St , H . , Sl<
.. . Uhn. I'AKKI.N,
\ uinn i .Mution. Piiuhureli f +
A.Q.IWNSKMU.KKV, Agent,
, .1 . .. Allegheny Cite.
_ mj ‘ ■K-Ai \ LK.-i, lion. Tick**! Agon!,
Pittsburgh R. .R
iinGair, '
WunuiHM’ Arrange m ont
PROPRIETOR,
aptkr MONUA’V, mat md.
. f i ,h,> corner of,
tvuofl Had W ater streets, as follows: . |
Leaves Arrives «t
Mall to andlrom l 'ntowa. 1(»
mKe TrtA .c : ;. .iSts SUtsf'
». .StE
Sunday Cimrci. Train to 4 “ “• 6 40 P- «*•
F«r‘U r ? ,u * M ’ k^ a P°4„ 1 00 i> in. iolooa. m.
SILVER PEARL SOAP.
I }*¥{«*«» *- co -> 36T LIBERTY
'-L tI ’ sole proprietors andmannfactur.
?£■ f « ' V «“ r « Pennsylvania, Ohi“ ffinl
Illinois and Missouri. Also in an ufacturers ol a
superior article of PALM, GERMAN Or TVP
and KOSIN SOAPS, and varfoJJrTiliS ,Ld
of our Silver Pearl Soap which
we confidently recommend as better for general
use than any other before the public, should “be
borne in mind has neither Potash, Salt; Lime
wal’ ? rany n t , h 1 r BubBtance In Its manuffm
h °? :^; hri , nk or il^ure the hneat fabric.
. w. n . e ;' n( : " oolens can be washed with the
°f Lotion or Linen. Clothes washed
with the silrer Pearl Soap do not require boil
‘s or haif -the rubbiiw.wliich of coiirad saves
the wear and tear. ST/ver Pearl Soap remote*
Oreese, Dirt, Tobacco Stains, Printer “ilk
Smoke and the worst Bilge Water Stains Insist
tiitF “PPfJ'V'S 11 wlth a moist sponge, thus pro
. testing windows, carpels And .ftirnlturO
9j3f ? nii Bjl ?f’ e ''''nSparts a brilliancy to 1 Plate "
-ptwfnJ l ! '‘assware, Lnameled Paintings ami
Patent Leather Immediately, and for cleaning
Marble and Floor TlltSs it ha/mV equal. K?fh!
bath and particularly, for ehampoonin/r the Sil-
T ,T P“ rl Soa : | la a perfect luxury. ]£’ s word
knnwT°t ~av“ ,ned Its superior qualities i£>
Die greatest discovery of the age.
This Company respectfully ask a trial from ah
Who are interested, and In every case will refund
wha‘, we claim foMt.‘ h ° Ulll “ t 0 “'’°“P“ B *>
Sold at live oentfl per pound in fifty bound
delivered to the cars, boats, in
ny, liliiiungliam and city residences lree ol
charge. Directions for u,e on all pSkLei! -
Liberal diacoUntio theftrade. -'* *
abroad wUI do weU to give
LRUMP ru.V ,v CO., a call, aer Liberty JtSt
“Pi’Sfu 1 ' 1 Railroad Paasenger Depot ’
ftt-Bewareol ali imitations. None genuine
.unless bearing our trade mark, y,y wr p«,r/! .v/l “/
* q S ibiUt r f Üb> tlle i^vonto^b l , National copyright.'
Manufacturing site for sale.
In litrmlnatia.m.
r|tHAT DESIRABLE PIECE OP
Boili^ 11, S 1 !' I ''• UQnr fa Duncan'S
Koiiinc? Mil], liH-viutr« riverfront offourhun
dred ami immiy-iu c (L'olt.) and exteDdlhc)back
about iwu tiumireu leet (200 ft.).. ■
_ luys-im f util. L. ULftlfSJb.N, 100 4th at
piCKIKS, KETCHCP AND SAniuc_
u>u 1102 gHltou aod quart Pickles, •
iio pint t-'icitlejj, ...
l * u 1-nglih/i J-'it-klc-B,
~‘ ,u ii<» loiunto K.ftchup. ipiarta and plot*,.
**•»' . • 1 ’e|*i»»jr .t. * ‘
: 1, -j t/4.uu»oi’liuiU.onina, t
i|i no Wonvstesliiie Sauce. - -t
o do Walnut Kctch,uij:
. (> do ftiusihi-oon liefcntip,
do lmportcl Stench BuR»HI, ; , '
'6O do JjiiitivUiia Vld iCJSaiF .. ijt _ t
iQatxecoived and for sale by
REYMEK i J3R[)S.. ..
l3B and ;.
AVD -«««-
I|ooo ln wßeli
u&lland quarter.bmtpar' ,;i: j.-i: i :. ■ y^±t<
60 mats SiedJeM lialatoa. . i . : :
dO dO i S :
30 Makapnme ZanteCurranti, ■
toll. df™"" “ d PI A% J<ij .) -
, ”**i e ° elTedsn d lor, d!eby ■
i . .W«9d.WW»oo«*- I
t-*d EJa jni’i bo* toiiifliu lo taaioc 1
feb2? if 3 . -JxfjiJ
K KTI 1 i{ iVi x<
ACCOMMODATION trains.
KhTl JININ<*.
STOCK BROKERS . U *>BU6(aSTSi; i
iim ■ t 'a~'milu'ken;
NOTE, ANbIWOITSM, 1 -* J ” :<i j.«jcoSBßob to.r
. BEAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE BROKER, ' jr*!MES P.EEteMnso,
Office in .Tones’ByU(}tag,,OTer “internal Rev- ‘ D'K, X .
B , rC° mV WH Alffi BEXAIL IntAT.T^
No. 07 FOURTH STREET, la .Foreign And Domestic ,Druge, Meilioines.
.. PITTSBURGH. \ Painta, Oils,'Ey e-Stuflfe and Perfumery,
paper] m ff-agSw
s. B. &C. P. MARKLE, STEAMBOAT FORGING, &C
Magufaetureraanfl Dealers in .. Cronsw kloma*.'.
ISOOIt, CAI* , LETTlult, hkkuv i-mrrb, JR.,
' HloVoiTY FOEQB,
F ““r 3 3*BJSld' T s”r“r T “j KLQMAN & PHIPPS,
, PITTSBURGH, PA. ! ' NINTH WART), PITTS BURGH.
W'Gash paid for RApS. Rp3 1 Itf|AN.UFACTURB BAR IRON, GEN-
Railway and Steamboat Porgingß,
1 aasenger, Freight and Locomotive Axles. &c.
seliMf
LAMPS, OIL, &C.
KCORfy’U OIL WORKS, j
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
I plumbees i?D g 5 eSSbs,
4~j A T=» _ _ . | NO * 165 WOOD STREET,
° O I !£■ JS , ( Opposite First Church, Pittsburgh, and
OiHc«, 1491 LIBERTY STREET, I NO. 47 OHIO STREET, ALLEGHENY,
rayB-6md PITTSBURGH, PA. I wkah thb matoh’s office.
1 JUMPS, HYDRANTS, BHKETLEAD,
Lead Pipe, Pig and Bar Lead, and Plumb
| cr s Material in general. Uil Refineries fitted up
In the most approved manner. Tanks lined with
! Lead or Copj>er. Houses fitted with Water and
I Gas I ixturea.
B.—All orders promptly attended to.
ap3-lyd
HOUSE CARPENTERS.
OHSTI& 0. STEIN METZ,
OEBBBAL
House Carpenter and Jobber,
snop.-ynuHN alley, WATCHES AND JEWEIiRY
Between Wood And Liberty streets.
PITTSHI'ftOH, PA.
£**~Urdcra solicited apd promptly Attended to
1 1 i ■ r_ SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST
ALDERMEN. * opened a yen' large and desirable stock ol
FRANK KF! LI V ‘ HNE GOLD JEWELS!,
41 , ' N fa KELLY ; GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
Alderman and Attornov at Law, T , , ,
. 1 >orl.adlea and Gentlemens' wear: fine
NO. 81 FIFTH STREET. Bronze Clocks, Fancy Goods,
silver-plated wabe,
Such as Castors, Cake and Fruit Baskets,
Goblets, Oard Oases, Tea Setts, etc.
BEINEMAN, METRAN A S BIBLE,
\-2 Fifth street.
49"(.?oliection of Recounts and all legal bus!-
neaa promptly attended to. be2-iyd
LOAM OFFICES.
loan office,
HENRY W. CDJUOTTE, BREWERS AND MALSTERS
NO. 100 SMITH FIKLI> ST.,
SPENCER & M’KAY,
quantities loaned on < fold and BREWERS & M A ESTERS,
' PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY.
‘°“ u cs '‘ DOt be
**~Office Hours from 7 A. M. to 10 1* M
ja3o
Nenr the corner of 6th,
ENGINE BUILDERS!
WM. M. FABER & CO,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
Iron Fourniers,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers.
flKAii TiUS '
Pcuua. 11. H., P&kNcugcr Station,
PJTTSBIJRU-H. PA. ’
MAMI all KlADsj A>*'
Me»m hnpinea,
iinnurrtl tuul HUy ho'ew power, and suited lor
(iiiat -Mills, Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces Kactrs
nea, etc. ’
<Hte particular attention to the construction inAii li/Am/o
ot hnpines and Machinery for grist mill®, and foi IHUN WORKS.
npnghtH, rnulay and circular aaw mills. - . .
uicnt at short not 100. £ monies W*! ORMSBY IRUfI ' WORKS
every description. vj.iuojtjj
AiKi.furni.h BMien iron to . s . M »»»iv Wharron Brothers & 00.,
" rought lrou Sh.riiug, HaMper* „„| 1„ ’
coim,lul -' ii.amil.Hctuie „l A ,I *'- •'*>«' IMIKPAHhU TO EE
\\ ooleu MAciOaory and ALuctune i urda. c ! ’ e -r. [.- ta from tbe trade for all eizea of
eOu r |>nce« are low, our ma.luueiy manutactui
u all 6nitlt ' H o°P. Stake,Band&HorseShoelron
(iViT'” ° f ,he C ' m ££j£w ‘‘ Flttßl ‘ I “ K KKSV y ' ' A ‘- 1 n •
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. ATTOftNEYS-AT-LAW. 4
Piano Covers,
Fine Embroidered Cloth, Hopkiim A: uwar,
Embossed Cloth, ATT 0 ENE YS-AT-LAW,
A new juui
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Just receive,l at the New Cerpet Store of
M’Farland, Collins & Co.
mli t q*
Venetian Blind Trimmings,
An entirely new and oomplete asuortment
just recoivcd at the
KW CARPET STORE
mlii M AULAa,U ’ co, ,j| ™ s ft CO.
T AILORS.
IJATJTi & CAPPFX,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
| IRS SMITIiPIRLD STREET,
WK HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
large and well selected stock of
! SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
; Conflicting ol
('lottis, CM*lmer«i, Vettlugi, Slk,,
Also, ft large atock of
GENT'S ETTBNTSHIirG GOODS,
Including Lockwood’s Cloth Lined PA7>ft?
COI.OKb N£CK TIES altd everjshing utu&Uv
kept b\ flrat-claas Furnishing Store? Orders
promptly exoouted. mhs-iyd
pork 'Packers'
OHAELES L, CALDWELL,
(Suooesßors to Jaa. Holxnea A. Oo.,)
PORK PACKER,
Dealer In Bacon, Lard, Sugar-Cured Hama,
smoked Beef, Btc.
corner Market ajmj first sts.,
decll-lj'd
OYSTERS, GAIVtEi &C.
j AMES >l’LAij«HLTrv
OYSTEES, BUTTER, GAME,
; POtTLTBY AND EGGS,
.300 UiJERTY i STREET,
! Down
*' WALL. PAPER7&C.7
OIL CLOTHS
AtfGY GOODS
n T“ r pe ! from Sc to *3 per roll : Window
Miades from Oo toaw ; Oil-tfkrttir from. Too to
the° yard : Fanc y Good in all rarietisß, at
New W^allPaper &Panoy Uoddsjlotiße
0, fi A P"WW».a,.SCHWARZ,
; i-; - iftSmilMpM street.
J£ ELP FOR TIIK SOLDIERS.
l-tt tht Proprietor, Manager, Bosa, ornnv uh
tnuMc rnsj l , paste nr copy the amVdn wliVte
mi c l inn' *' " lB ?''' 1 '’S’ '••' Wie ! men nf rhe-.mll,
mint, Jurpace, aUop, U)at VattLaforc. tittle or
lodged 6$ ’SW'VrtWb* **Jy wkamv
dS Uesd *’ the ’* tel4 '
'^®P«Ku t r: MruB
- ti»n«L?I >d , PUt * “ into the heart cifeVdry Chris- ■
IO rc6 S M >“ d witb U» mite or his
: £Aeeutlvn Com h i -i. : - - ; - 0 \
Of| d i C fnJ th ! o>f ” «*>
s a msssu.
1 -iisi • rla'j3H-fiOBMB
! GAS PLUMBERS & FITTERS.
PITTSBUKUii
WK HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A
superior article of
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
Am* Kill continue to make it our aim to rive
satisfaction to all of our customers. Mr Kobt
'' atsmi oi Liberty street, will have the manarty
of our business, with full control in the Brewerv
Address all orders to SPENCER At M’KAY
Pheomx Brewery, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1
JOS. SPENCER,
JAS. M’KAY.
«Sfc Co.,
Malsters and Hop Dealers,
‘Mf'cl-ly.l
J.W Hr- H. Hfl'KtSfi
Victoria,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
. n t i uU^n!i? D * aJ ,?. thf r l«g»* hueUcsß attended
t" *n Allegheny, Washington, Oieenc. and ad
'■•■'■'l'l'-i. jamlO-jmd
HOUSEFURNISHING. ,
UPHOLSTERY.
No. 8b Fourth Street, Near Wood
f i' U - l r , ; ; »L us V, u,BKU!i M a W I) e- AC-.
, afliru.. ♦f , “ Hn r ko * ?I ' COQBtftntl y on hand every ,
i r 'l*'' V1I: f-ermcea, Ornaments,
’ "V' B * ™"lortii, leather Reda, Mali
tl-tHBm ..i -Ml kinds. also, the cclehrated Patent
Pt'xturpa* 0 ' 1 ' AIJ kmJ “ ol Shades, Blinds and
' l '! cntio “ «» en to all orders lor tit
ting and laj ing dorm Carpets Oil Cloths, &o
nclll-1 ) ItoIiKKTS a ItOKNICK I
* l ‘'L ' ' —. )
CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD.
BOSTON URACKER BAKERY.
61 ■ ® • m: a. r. v - x
Manulnetiner ami wholesale dealer in
nil kinds of
CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD
(14 FOURTH STREET, ’
Hetween Wood am! Market,
LIME MANUFACTURERS.
To Builders and Contractors.
W“ LFACTUR ™°
Which we are prepared to deliver from our
COAL VARD, 50IFUBERTY STREET.
FAMILY OOAL,
'i'TSßUßcra,
PLANING MILLS.
firl Q ?„, '!f, P ! lbllC ( hat he h'ae rebJiZnoi rt’e
II Toinf li! I . D A eilla ' >;ed 1118 establishment, and
"‘ the newest and moll apmuve2 ma
noV prepared to furnish floorimr Sid
planing* »ards, scroll sawing and re-saw-incr
doors, sash and shutters, kiln dried frames’
mouldings, box making, ito. irameß »
IaOOTH I’ITTH BCROH, Sept. 7, 1867. j a Qo
ST. FRANCIS’ COLLEGE,
Undir Care of the Franciscan Brothers,
TtHIS INSTITUTION, SITUATED IN
Locretto, Uambrta County PenusylvaniA.
,Hrw^5 U L,“ l . lcB frorn tireßßon
directToute between Philadelphia andPlttßbimrh
w&a chartered in 1669. with urivileireH
Ue usual llollegiate honors
“p“ n ul theTlollege Is one of (he mostnealthv
In Pennsylvania—this portion of the AlWhe*!!
■ mountains being proverbial lor ita
braeing air, ami picturesque scenery P ‘ ’
" arda . n ‘! Tu '' l '' n ' l»y»>>lehall yearly
? mt ??**' "‘“"■ameuV»','p^['»^,f
,imi Mmlrru lO
' '‘C.tiion rtt the College.. -o
- liiSSa? UC i C m *i‘ he Ul;ule !u the la - Hev. BUhoti
* hv ?i Wood, Pliilhdelphffi,
b '^ iey, * wldfr > fcorretlo; Kev. Dr. O’Haraf*
sp»vsfSf. u ’ ,^ cv * iienr y M’Baughlin, Phila
- tt l e \* lerij e Malwjs Hnnißbure. • •{•-
haCk ranß daUy to froa
■eS
Hat, B. A* BTIBU, Supfrlof v '
'JJHM'S RATES* LAMP CHIAIAEY
| S-* "LEANHR.—Nt>: more Ohlin«<ty»-broken
tJjr?Jeaning. It cleans a chimney without waeh
ii» market thatA
-means a chimney at the :■
Principal Lamp «*<ai £**
Jitpre 4>t «v cm
-ws?3Sl*abmstbong,
"' , Market and first «t>,
.THOMAS TC. MILLER,
Speoial Partner.
. J K \V T-: L K Y .
W ATER STREET,
WHEELING, VA
THOMAS O. LAZiCAR
SO. KKI FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, FA
LIME,
UWBT QUALITY 09
Always on hand as usual.
HICKSON, STEWAET & 00.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
JOHN ~
COMMISSION,MERtoW'
' ' -WA * as‘2U* .
Pie METAL AND, BLQOMSy:
K0.»4 ;
u. F. BAKKY,
(Bate Oaahier of the Merchant'Bank;)
OOiactSSIONMERGHANT,
No. it SOUTH MAIN SThEETj
| ST. LOUIS, MO.
PARTICULAR attention paid
tanning orders for the purchaseof' -
Cotton, Hemp, Tobacco, Plo'ur, Prtrlti
Bacon, Lard, Ac., Ac. : ‘.V’'
Infers |ro—liankB. Hankers, and Merciii
oia S 4f«HßbS'‘ i ' y;JOhn »>•
Orders and consignments reapectCnlJy solid ’
and prompt returns made. j
R. HUTC H I ISIS0;M,
(LATE OP LEECH & pUT£]Jnj£6N,)
COMMiesiON ' Ajy D
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
fttiAT.BR IH
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
Flour. Grain, Fißh. Dried Fruit, Feaii and., .
rot ABhes, and Produce generally. ■ -
Pest Brands of i amily Flour Always on Hand.
NO. 103 SECOND STREET,
Between Wood and market,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Liberal advance made on Consignment!.
apll-lyd
W. D. PATTERSONj.., AD Ait AMMfiy
A AMMON,
Comraleslion- Merchanta,
Flour and Grainjapd General Produce Deal
er*, No. 6 Wpod B*., Pittsburgh, Pa.
We take pleasure in referring to the fallowing:'
Pittsburgh Housed: Chess, Smyth A Co., Zuelt
Painter, A. Bradley, £. Edmumhon &. 00.. R. H
WoodWell, Jas. M’Uully & 130 , J
W., Spencer, O. H.sLove * Co.,R. H. Jack Oa
jkn2S*-tf i ;
GROCERS.
P. RHYMER H.kD. HEYMBB,
Late at ivkitler & Rlcketson’s,
REYMER & BROTHERS, '
[Successors to Beymer & Anderson,]
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign 'Frulta, Nute, Confectionary,
Sugara, Fire Wotki, *.c,
NOS. 126 ANfa 128 WOOD STBEET,
Pittsburgh.
VVILOAM CARE&CO.,
wholesale geocees,
i AND j IMPORTERS 07
wines; brandies, gins, &c.
j ALSO,
Dia tiller? and Uenler. In
fine Old Afonongahek Bye Whisky,
39T LIBERTY STREET,
no7-lyd | PITTSBUEQH, FA.
J. DUtST Ia B VY,
GROCER,
IV O . 4 DIAMOND,
FA.
luyaa-iydfcjw’ |
BRASS
FOUNDERS.
Duqufcsne Brass Works.
I. OAUJtAH
j »• B. OKAWTFOBD.
Cadmau Crawlord,
Manufacture and kdep constantly on hand every
Variety of
FINISHED BRASS WORK.
BRASS CASTING'S of superior Hmooth
ness ffiade to order.
STEAMBOAT WORK AND REPAIR.
mg proupily attended to. Also, sole agents
tui \\ eateni- Pennbylranfa, for file sale- of
MARSH'S SYPHON PUMP, with Landsell'a
improvement attached. febW
J. & Mi M’STEEN,
BRASS IBOHNDERS,
GAS AM) STEAM FITTEBB,
AIL KINDS 07
BHASS AND IRON COCKS MADE TO ORDER.
Also, Brass Clistings of all Kinds,
A*Ade at the ahortest notice,
1 articular attention paid to 111 tine up and ro
pairing or OIL REFINERIES. 1
JI dr. 3-1 WatcrjStreet, near Libert,-.
r|NHB MEMBERS OF THIS FIRM re.
A. ing practical nicohanica, ol manv years’ pv.
I'vneuce in tile busiheaa will ensure to give aat»
i * [riC }}°*} Il J ve ? y We are also agents
**££&?*
STEEL works!
\ ISAAC JOKES. .JOHN BOYD. .W*. M’OCfLOUQH.
Pittsburgh! Steel .Works,
.TONES, JBOVD at, CO.,
Xirmtumnanaa or
Caat Steel, alio, Spring, Plow and A B
St,e«Jl Springs and Axles,
Corner of Ross and First Streets,
° o2 ‘-‘y : j PITTSBURGH, PA.
GLASS WORKS
C. HABBY BBIAIfT "
LONGCOPE & PEARCE,
Manufacturers and Importers' of
MENS’ FURNISHING GOOBS.
.- m W‘ ' PniBADEBPHIA. '
WINES, LIQUORS, &C. | T wimovax. ; :
W. OtfNIfIEOHKUtf • .DJ CUWJfIJfeHAM. D IHMftEW
P.-CUHKZ2fGHA*...i c dc *“" I£B
(CUNNINGHAMS & CO.-PITT*.
J CIT YiOLAiSS WORKS— W'are
nouse 119 Water street, and 16a Fl rßt s tredT‘
Rittsbmyb, Pa., three doors below the Monon
gahela House, manufacturers of Pittsburgh Oltv
Window Olaiuh Drugfcista- Olass Ware anti iS'
rican Convex Parlor Wifadowß, Ghuroh
ea end pubilo buildings.
E. P. MIDDLETON,
, IMPASTES OP
WINES, BiUNEIES, &CL,
Also, sole propnetor’of the
\v!he|s!.x whisky,
No. 5 North Front St M
J ACOB ■iS&StiUUizS;,
Importer and Wholesale dealer In •
FOREIGN' 1 WINjS AND LIQUORS,
160- BJtf(irHFi£LDBTRE£T‘ )
. 8 doorfrabovo eth at. ;
Wines and Preach Brandies, which has been se
iected himself. -Families‘and
■|«™ could depend on obtaining >&-
talillßhment the beet add purest of Wines. *Pqhf
Lwiuora of all kinds, equal to any in the oityi aJ.
waj3 onhand. Also, PureXUd Jt ye. W hiaky and -
the beat RectjJß^.ftloQ^ng&fogiU.
HENBY W. BEAUMONT, * CO.,
I DKALSB6 IN
i : Eoreign BrandieSfWinefe and dins.
ALSO,
JJdspberTyj iJUlli Sio
ger Brandfes, I)ld Monongahela, Rve anrl
other Whiskies, Jamaica ßuin.
IVO. 83 LIBERTY (STREET
- i'pi'oaiteFourth street,, . ’
i , PI,TTSBHRyu„PA
Fan “ ,ieß
SOA
PIuo boxes PancVa Toilpi !»n/i ~ __
in store and lor Bale by
mhl , ~ IiEYMER & JUROR..
■ u ‘ 126 ami iss Wood at.
J£KF-IN]£l) SUGARS^
1 2o l dJ? ‘if” Coffee Sugars. -
20 Cru * hed > ‘*itf >6wdered
ougar—Now in store and for w^le,
febn -
BAS KB TS, “PINTS AND
i quarts,” Heidzick’s Champaghe.
4»QaacAEparlrllng/Moaelle.raii j,.1- i;
and for tale by
. §0 MiiAjßteß RTQEaBBTStiWdy
€?a CO ®(» EreSr^rfcfejfuK-*^ l AO _*
Oitirtcelved aid -dll
“ ,14 SUi fl^ndUBWoo<jit
; T Pft miiiWK
ivtn^jjj^anHedrmderahftNations! Quoliiiaer'i
.iDfepoaits received, •
tj- ‘ citiesof the Eostsud West -
-i j .t
| And-ooliecttonaanfldfrin every
the New Banking Houßercomer of Wood itreet U
Vir*mAUey,J Jn thf> Bsntdng KpoßAoWt® vf
' j DIME SAVINGS’ ISBTITUTIOH,
JJtQ fif anaf e>i«j,ffrt., r
[ . 1 : Oppoßite|to ; Qft«tonJEfau»e». .
-• j •' ‘ J'-- DtSBOCOBS*• “ IV- ’
1 Wo. E. Schmertz t :> A^Hartte.’.
1 I ■' ■
L.STarjansterri' R. Ooe '■ - :
ADAM SEINEMAN,Pfeit- ,
R.-.g. SpHJtgßTz, Uaafa. pro tern.:
w. j. ...
KOUNTZ AJ‘|RTZ, K
■ jSAJmEESi,;
.ÜB-Wooff rtreeti'S&onfldotir ' ;
DKAI.EttS IN POBEKK AND'Diaii' '
meetttExchange, Coin, ifanJc-Sotei' Ud -*
Securities, OpUecUon*. pioaptrt
attended to. &nii '
]%T HOLMES Jt. BIS KEIIM
• • *and 'Exchange Brokers aacTSeateriim iW<
Nates, Drafts,- Acceptance** f Gold^SUver : aha ;
jN.Qtcfl*v i.Exphange ? on.;the -Eastern. «n<ti
Western Cities constantly* for sale. ..• ~.
, Collections m And* in*' all the cities’tkrouefiimT 3 ' 1
‘the Doited States. 1 ' Deposits received a * : *
ten ewtlficateaj --. ■ .
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons, [
»nil all other -bonyht by
Wood street, corner of Tjllrd,
mhs:6md
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANE,
• Qs-FoyßTlf STmgyy,
OHABTEJEED Df 1885.
.J. S. RHYMER
OPENHAU.Y, ao^cLOcK.
>l?°, tfsa *y and Saturday evenings,''
uonUttay lat. to Woveiaberlßt, from if to 9 o*elo3t '
“kSk m November .• lat to J&F lat, from 6to
Deposits received of all sums notieas thm Cferx
Dollar, anxl a dividend of the profits declared
twice a year, in June and Deoember. Interest*
has been declared semi-annually, in June and Be.
cernber since the Bank was organized, at therate
of cix per cent, a year. 1 , *
it i;f r eet if not drawn out, is placed to tt*,
credit of the depositor as prlnclpaland bears W' *
same interest from the first days of June and «2
cernber, compounding twice a y ear*: mihSufcj
troublingthe depositor to call or even to present
PBSBISZBT. :
aEQBQJE AI.BBEE
r „ . . , . TIaK PKBSIDKHTB.
James HcAulev, James B. D. Meeds.
John H. hhoenberger, Wm. Douglas.
JameaHerdmom Jaaac M. fiuk.
Pmer A. Madeira, James Shldle, ’
Wm. J. Anderson. Johilß. MTadden.
A. M. Pollock, M. D. John Ih BaSfcS
Calvin Adams, Henry J Lvnch
John O. Bindley, JohhVarSSr’
George Black, Walter P. Marshal,
Hill Burg win, John CIT “>
Alonjo A. Carrier, Bobert Eohb,
Charles A. Colton. Henry L. Blngwalt,
Vl \ nB ; Wm. E. Schmerts r -
Bctj. Ls. r ahncstocli, Alexander Speer, ;
John .7. QilJeapie, Alexander Tinrtlp,
Wm. S. Haven, wfh. Vanldrfcr
lsaac. Whittier,
Hlchard Bays, Wm. P, Weymw,
James D. Kelly, Christian Yeager/
S KCRkTABV Am^TSEASUHE^
UH A HI .ns A: OOIaTOMv
PHILADELPHIA CARDS;
OH AS. M..AG88.....
J. liO DM ATT HfCKB.
MA6£E &■ HICKS,
Importers and dealers in
CLOTHS. CASSJMERES. SATINETTS,
Vestings, Tailors’ Trimmings,
ivo. acts market street
0c29-tt PHILADELPHIA; • •
WM. BRICE & GO.,
Produce and Provision
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 16 South Water at., -•
PHn.ATIKT.pHTJ '<
Liberal Advancer made on conßiirnmentr
when required. ~
GEORGE GRANT, .>• ZH
- ' Manufacturer and
WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL DEALER
la every description of . .
GENTS’ FDENISHING GOODS, ■
610 CHESTNUT STREET ’
PHILADELPHIA.
o. A. VAFISK & Go.r
WASUPAOTU&BBS -OF
GAS FIXTURES AND OH^IIBEUERSj
Patent Improved
EXOELSIOB AND PATENT '•**
PARAGON COAL OIL BCRAEI^
Hand Lamps, Columns, &a;^S|j§P"
BAL£SBOOHS,
No. 517 Aroh Street, Philadelphia.
Manufactory, Frankfort, Pt.Ha
gooda warranted. ' jya-lyd
w^ > 'Su f a i t^ms , V i h^ a „ pul)lii a ‘ I»rge will' not; ' '
a few be found
the Mayor-8 Office, FonAhWteetf "
have on exhibition and for sale ah tine aatroitof' 1; 10
1 J I A N p g ,
HARMONIUMS, MELODEONS, ETC.. 3 : "
H. KLEBEB <fe BEO.,
- *P* WUJcina Haii; Fourth* street*?'"' " :i 1
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