i^feiai'Managcr......... w . HkHOBRSOK. Trealtaret;. ; : . .V....;..........H. OvKurNUTON. ' flnf hfglrt Gif the oelebr&ted Actor and Panto rolmist. Hr. E&WtN BUANCHAJtI), and his highly, trained dogs. Cai to and Bruin. THIS EVEN iml, will be presented, the amus ing farce entitled, OFFTOTHE WAR. Doddle Noddle.. ...... F. Chippendale. To be follo wed by tfie thrilling drama entitled THE DOO OF THE MOUNTAIN or IHL . cattle STEALERS. ■ Bug&id the felon Edwin Blanchard. The caat'embracing the entire company. To eonolude with nautical drama of THE LOST SHIP, Ben Trenant L. Loveday. For Benefit of the Sanitary Fair, BRIEN’S GREAT.SHOW AudTOSIIUNU’S EXCELSIOR: CIRCUS COMBINED, FROM BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, Will exhibit on RED LION LOT; Pittsburgh, lor one week, 'JuneOth, 7th, Bth, 9th, iOth and.llth; Commencing Monday After* noon,, at»>£ o’clock, FOR THE BENEFIT OF The Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair. The Mayor of the City of Pittsburgh to act as Treasurer, and who will see that the moneys received'shall be donated for the exclusive bene fit of this truly charitable purpose. The proprietor lias the pleasure to announce that the Executive Committee, of whom his Honor Mayor LOWRY U at the head, has ac cepted his liberal offer as his contribution‘lur ing the entire week. Hfe 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 AIRE, the daring Frenoe 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 double acts of equestrianism. Mad. LAVINLAja Scenic Equestrienne. JAS. REYNOLDS, the popular Clown. JAS. WARD, the performing Trick Clown. Monsieur ROCHEL, the best gymnast in the world. WIL NAYLOR,.pupil of L. J. North. LOUIS ZANFRETTA, Flying Trapeze. JOHN NAYLUR, the Tumbler and Lenper. Sig. WAMROLIi, the man of many forms. WM. H. GREEN, the great Four Horse Rider. WM. SMITH In his graceful dlvertisement, known in the French language as La Pcrche. TOM KING, whose name is known In the pro fession, will demonstrate his Great Batoute Leaps. As a Vaulter and Single or Double Act Equestrian he has no peer. Trick Horses; Manege Horses, Comic Mules, Ac., AO. Admission, 583 ots. Reserved Seats 30 cents. May 31 H. JL. BTEBBINS, Agent. SANITARY FAIR. D. HARRY STAR & MORRISS TROUPE Negro Band of Minstrels, Will perform AT MASONIC HALL, On the 7th, Bth and **h of June, their first per formance in Pittsburgh. Tickets 95 cents. Rererved scats 6o cent* T.> be had at the Office of the Hall lrom l to 2 p. tu. • • . POSTPONED. It is deemed expedient by the Executive Com mittee and the undersigned to postpone the Con sort announce! by Mr. and Mrs. 11. KLEBEH te Tuesday Evening, June 14th When it will take place at CONCERT Hi jM4f HENBY KLEBER. STEAMSHIPS Steam from Queenstown and Liverpool ■ THE FIRST-CLASS POW Iron Steamships of the Cuu- i ... -SIDON, I . iHECLA, ' Will sail from Liverpool every alternate TUBS 'BAY/ from Queenstown every alternate I WBTTftTKS BAY, and from New York even 11 alternate WEDNESDAY. ‘National Steam Navigation Company. : II A VIXW T AIIEN AND FITTED Ci** ■ vmifNTA 'ML with *ll them3odenri 9 prpv*i#nt, this pop- VllUrinifl.,. . AASuipiAnin, u l ftr i-eaojt, the subscriber is prepared to accom* 1 ’ PENNSYLVANIA, modate his old customers and the public gener ’ the Ihp market-atforps. /Asters Will, tail from Liverpool and (Queenstown, as win up'iii every variety oPetfleßuring above, (forming a weekly line.) and from New the reason. His Wines, Liquors and Algp he York every alternate SATURDAY. Steerage teeifcconiideat in. recommending them to tfce»'pul>- Paaaage from New York, ,sSt> Currency, 'lo Uc }Sr Orijlreicellence. tv • rTii New York, SSAGblfl or equivalent In Currency. OSn','Biic&et and SheH Oystera^recelv6ooitly, Paakengers forwarded to Paris and all *Oerman *ni\ wholesale and retail. my9o-lyd porta at very tow rates. —(■¥ “ --~g- —r , :‘.r For',PMWMJ>PIy to WILLJAMS h QUION, , ' O-U *6 E , i 40FiiIion St., New York, or . THOS. RATTIQAN, Agt, NO. 22 DIAMOND ALLEY, No. 123(Monongahela House, water at., ' • ■ myjHWyd, Suoedasor to Thos. Rattigan. j • PITT^.BUR(itL . SDBSCHIBSR ANNOLNCfcIS M. to the public that he la in daily receipt ol FfrRSHSHV.I.L and CAN OYSTERS, (JAM L, Ate., arid'is prepared toaccommodrfte the patrons ; of tWa r 6UI ana well known house .with every thing in the eating and.drinking line at the short .fat notice. . JOHN SHALER, jjaniMyd Proprietor. YOUNG’S EATING SALOON, Corner of Virgin Alley and SmltU lleld Streets, Where OYSTERS- and all the-delioaclea of the season will be served up in' the most palatable #yjes. ELI YOuNfl-, **del4 cornerVlrgln"Alley and Smlthtield Bt. A~POLLO lIALLBILLIAHDSALOOIJ - j% CHARLES'GARDNEK would remind his old/frlendi and customers that he is still to be foAujgcat, his old Btand, APOLLO HALL, en- IrSce on Fourth street He has always on hand thbbe&t quality of Lager Heer, and in connection with ths hall, a well appointed billiard saloon, with good tables, balls and cues. . Remember the place, Apollo Hall, Fourth st, 'bearwood,'entrance from Fourth* lyUMf Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia . . A. >' ) STEAMSHIP IJLJNIO. IfOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. • THEI’HDXBSIUNEV having been appointed agent lor j the above line of Steamers vice -INfr. John Thompson, declared, the business of "tire 'line- here, will, herealtei be carried on at NO.--66-SmlthflelJ street, near Fourth, w'hprhiaii applications should be made.- The Steamer? of this line are among the most . maraificenf afloat, and direct between Laver tn pooLand Neiv'Yorifc Balling every week. , ... The uhderrimetlU slab agent for TAFSCOTT\s . oelebrated Line ofSaUing v the X Line of London Jackets, by both of which he is pre- BriagtoaVpAmengerß at very low rates. Sight Brails for any arnout on any part of 1 Europe for sale. Apply to D. O’NEILL, Foreign Emigration-Agency, N .v 66 Smithfleid street, Plttsburghj Pic jeB . Eamage fond England and Ireland, $ 9 syO O . EUROPEAN AG EN C Y - THOMAS H. RATTIGAA, EUEOPEAN AGENT, No. 11l 'Monongahela House. Pittsburgh, rtBB As prepared to bring out or • hringiQut or passengers from or to any ‘ a > tpßf^4uT^ie'sl^you^ , y, either by steam or sail tfOß SALE, payable lp any jtijja,, sb°i A&Sptat theßlack Stkr Line ~dL Sailing pac£e& > ah'd-lot the lines of Steam &Btwfß^niNb'w York, Liverpool, Oia&- TgOS. H. KATTIQAN. l ‘ i: 'ii^^aTEefl , ic'rbgMCAT af- JS&pftttMn of "Fifty Thousand Doilare whb ' extension of the Capital Buildings ' ' Architects and -Builders aie ' ..nereby.XeQaestfedte preaent plans for said extcn- UURIi BiidpropdßSls for 'BuiMlngthe eaifte. to the undexalgned,- bjrr.'the **JKTEENTH DAY OF iTJEm* Thomato ottfect to-fce attained by the proposed extension taUofumißh additional Oom a ama Boomforthe Legteiatate,. and theexten - ttOTIS to ooAfonn aa faraa possible to the archi !-,’tehturo of the present building. ■r ... •; AND. tl. GURTIN, - - Governor, ISAAC SLEEKER, » . Auditor .General JAMES P. BAER, Surveyor General, HENRY D. MQGEft .. . /State Treasurer. ■ - OBRnUMtHf.-MAyiS, 1864., _ . jny24-aiv & GO., r rrd.S-imrrtaia 128 SMtmd «t>. «bo»«tt#4iedv to t»a fo^maUjtfcewuy.fitting wlilbfrwrfw; <ii -pai^irdatw• : ° w ia J JA W*WoSl?fr»ek RIVER MATTERS. The River. — Last evening at twilight there xvere eight feet water In the cUannel, and fall ing slowly. The weather was pleasant. . jssj~ The fine passenger steamer Cherokee, Oapt G. W.. Neave, is announced for St. Louis, on Monday. This boa't haS'the beat of accom modations, and is; in charge of careful and at tentive officers. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. ARRIVED. Gallatin, Clarke, Brownsville. Franklin, Cannae, Brownsville. .Tas. Reea, Irwin, Elizabeth. Bayard, Peebles. Monongahela City Julia, Coulson, Zanesville. Cherokee, Neave, St. Louia. DEPARTED. Gallatin, Clarke, Brownsville. Franklin, Oarmac, Brownsville. Jas. Reese, Irwin. Elizabeth. Bayard. Peebles, Monongahela City Silver Spray, Fenton, St. Louie. Minerva, Gorden, Wheeling. Pittsburgh Sanitary Pair.— The follow ing named steamboats have subscribed to the Steamboat Fund of the Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair; another boats subscribing will have their names added to the list: Little Giant, Rover, Argonaut No. 2, Armenia, Nevada, Julia, America, Westmoreland. Damsel, New York, Areola. (’amelia. Paragon. Vulcan, Kate Robinson, . Starlight. Goody Friends, Leonidas, Jus. K. Gilmore, Silver Cloud No. 2. Alpha, Minerva, Charmer, Mercury, Kenton, Lenio Leoli, Glide,• M. S. Mepham, Reserve, Cherokee, Ontario, Roanoke, Ohio Valley, Lizzie Martin, Jewess, ' Silver Suray, Lotus, Empire City, Golden Fra, Citizen, Maggie Hays, Bertha, Gallatin, Franklin. Kate B. Porter, Olive, Ida Reese, Echo No. 3, Clara Poe, Delaware, Capt. Wm. Dean, a new boat Look Out. •Oapt. Anderson’s new boat, not yet launched, myMjl STEAMBOATS. W heeling*& Parkersburg Packets. THERKOULAR PAHSICN- S£ger Packet MINER Y A. Capt. i ror duu, has resumed her old trade, making regular trips, leaving Pittsburgh every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. Having been thoroughly repaired, she well deserves the pa tronage ol the public generally. JAS. COLLINS at CU.,Agta. Wharf-boat, below' Monongahela bridg. feb6 Evan’lle, Cairo & St. Louis Packets, FOR CAIRO& ST. LOUIS. MONDAY. JUNK 13, _ THK XKW AND SPhlfiN- passenger steamer, ( Htliii uhh. i j. \\ . Neare Commander, will leave as announced above. For freight, or passage, apply on board, or t<> JOHN FLACK, wr jell J. D. COLLING WOOD, Agts Postponement— steam boat PRIZE FLAGS. The distribution of the Steam Boat prizetlogs is.poßtponed jjgjgggaSCunti! the last day of ihe PittsDurph I Steam Boats will please hand in | their subscriptions to R L. M'Grew.esq ,Troas. or leave them at Caldnett tx. Bros., on w before . Wednesday, the lSth inst. R. C. GRAY i jeB Chairman S. ii. Co.i.mlttee. Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair— _ steamboats are rr- to inclose their sutiscn})- , noiia to Uif Steamboat tkind of I’tttsburgh San itary Fair to either of the Committee, beiore the Ist da) - of .1 une. as the colors will be awanl -1 ed on that day to the boat returning the largest subscription. K. C. GRAY. iny2B Chairman Meambont Coin. NOTICE TO_SHIPPERS. Philadelphia & New York EXPRESS STEAMBOAT CO. Duller Freight JLine CONSIU.NMESTS TOEfEUfilt Agent forwarded to any point East or West j free ot commission and with dispatch. . . WM. P. CLYDE; Agepf; ’ No. 14 S. Delaware avenue. Philadelphia. JAMES HAND, Agent, I No. 117 wall street, . > New York. WXLMON WHILLDIN, President. |. mhlAdmd HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &C K.EDAR, ! HOtTSE, NO. 350 LIBERTY STREET, OLYMPUS, Nert to-Penuisjfrvania Paspengty Depot, " iOHN Ravage,' • proprietor. . For Rata, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Motfeafrf Plira, Bed Bugs, Woolens, ic., Insects on Plants, Ani mals, Fowls, &.c. Put up In 26c, 50c, and *l,OO Boxes, Bottles, and Flasks. *3 and *6 sizes for Hotels, Public Institutions, fee. “Only infallible remedies known;” 0 “Free from Polsoua.” “Not dangoi-oua to the Human Family.” , “Rats come out ot their holes to die.” 4S“Sold Wholesale iq all large cities, by all Drugglfts Aid Entailers every where. SShl ILBswAKk 111 ef all worthless imitations, that pa each Box, Bottle and Flask before you buy. HENRY rt. COSTAR. 45-Principal Depot. 482 Broadway, N. Y. «-Soldby B. L. FAHNESTOCK* Oil., R. E. SELLERS &Oa l wholesale and retail agents, Pittsburgh, Pa., and'GEORGE A. KELLY, Al egheny city, Pa. mhl4-6md*w Black Diamond Steel Works, PARK, BROTHER CO., Beet Quality at Betoedjpafst ffieel, Square, Flat and Uctagon, of all fifzea. Warranted equal to any imported or manufac tured lnrkis country. , „ { , 099108 AND WABBBdoa*, I*9 fc ISI First and 130 A. 132 Second eti,, feblS-lyd PITTSJJUHGH. 1 *" • iibqe lot of : —i \A. ! 'ObngreB»6'»TobMco, : ; • BaltlmoreSp unTob aeco, ' Navy Pounds “ . BHgW “ ' “ Outdnd DrySmoklng Tobacoo, Solace Flne'Cnt ■ ■* Sunny Side Fine Out “ ■Qii/.GS#e*w»i* m»afra**.i *g .Rt: • s *•, >= j dttWIdOSTERfcB AES'S, .p-dnbyg'- P-- 1 .••aoa-tftiA'n* r i6&WoOUttreet. »>^^BPaPMiraroA.TSPOH r § ; XLS. : ii in Sol FOR WHEELING Steam- boat Notice PITTSBURGH, PA* UANU7AOC&KKB 07 r —PITTSB RAILROADS. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Pennsylvama Gentral Railroad NINE DAILY TRAINS. CONSTANT ADDITIONS ARE BE ing made to the equipment of this excellent double track and express route, ahd every poasl hlp a**? w tn be exercised lor the comfort ol pas sengers xml rapid movement of freight. Trains will leave the detMjt in Pittsburgh as follows: THROUGH ACCOMMODATION daily, (ex cept Sunday,) at 6 00 a. m., stopping at all sta tions between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia- FAST MAIL every morning, (except Sunday,) at 3 uo a. m., stopping only at principal Stations, ami making direct connections at Harr.aburg for Baltimore and Washington, and for New York via Philadelphia. THROUGH EXPRESS dally, at 435 p. m., stopping only at principal Stations, making di rect connections at Harrisburg for Baltimore and Washington, and for New York via Philadelphia. FAST LINE daily, (except Sunday,) at 646 p. m., stooping only at principal Stations, connect ing at Harrisburg tor Baltimore ami Washington, and for New York via Allentown, without change of cars; also at Philadelphia for New York. JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves dally', (except Sunday,) at 3 10 p. tu., stop ping at all Stations, anil running as far as Cone maugh. FIRS 1’ AOCt >MM( iDATI.UN TRAIN for Wall’s station, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 630 a.m. SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall’s StAtion, leaves dally, (except Sunday,) at 11 16 a. m. THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN foi Wall’s Station leaves daily, (except Sunday,).at 4 00 p. m. FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN foi Wall’s Station leaves dally*, (except Sunday,) ai 6 lOp. in. THE CHURCH TRAIN leaves Wall’s Station, every Sunday at 906 a. m.; returning leaves Pittsburgh at 12 46 p. m. RETURNING TRAINS ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS Baltimore Express 12 30 p. u • Philadelphia Express 1 Ot) p. m Faat Line l o»> a. im Through Mall Train 12 30 a. m- Johnstown Accommodation 10 16 a. m Ist Wall’s Station Accommodation 6 26 a. m 2d Wall’s Station Accommodation H 46 a. no 3d Wall'B Station Accommodation 2 06 p. in. 4th Wail's Station Accommodation 6 05 p. m. Baltimore Express will arrive with Philadelphia Express at 1 i>u p. in. ou Mondays. TRAINS FOR BLAIKsVILLE and INDI ANA connect at Bl.nirsville lutersectiou v.U.\ Through Accommodation, Johnstown Accommo dation and Expiess l iain East, and With Balti more Express and Johnstown AJcomiuodatLon West. TRAINS FoR EBEN.SHUROconnectat Cres son with Express Trains and Mail Train West, and with Through Accommodation and Express Train East. FARE TG NEW YnftK PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE LANCASTER.... 11AK RIbLURG... ALTOONA Baggage Cheeked to all .''rations on the Peru.- sylVAiiia Railroad, aud to Philadelphia, Balti more and New Y"rk. Passengers purchasing tickets in cars will be charged an access aco«>iding to distance traveled m addition to the Station rates, except from Sta tions where the Cuwpauy has no Agent. NgTICK.— Incase of loes. the Company will hold themselves responsible tor personal baggage only, and lor an amount not exceeding $lOO. N. B —An Urnnibus Line has liven employed to oonvey I’dascngers aud Baggage to aud from the Depot, at a charge not to exceed 2/> cents for each passenger and baggage. J. bTEWART, Agent, At the P. R. R. Passenger'Station, on Liberty and Grant afreets. my2l THI-k PITTSBURGH. FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY, Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. SUMMER ARHANGEMEIiT. ON AND AKTfcIK MAY 15th, 1*64, trains run as follows, viz . Pittsb g. Fur Dhl’go, Foi l ic\'d. k orWheoTy Express 1.00 a m 1 oO a. m. 1 uO a. m. Express l.lup. m. l.inp. m. 1.10 p.m. Mall 6 30 a. tu. 6.10 a. uj. RETUKXINit Arrive PlrUburgL, P. f F.V- .ii 4!. K’y..u.w n. tu , x.'jo {>. m., “00 j m., 7.60 ii. m c. & p. h i; 2.W h 111 ., s.fto ji m., b 05p.ru, AUl'I/MIMnHATIuN THAI NS. Leave Allegheny For Alliance. iorN.il. EorN.O. iorSteu’e. 2.10 j) m. 9.16 k. U). 640 a. m. 12.00 m. 3 Sop.in. 3.60 p. n>. 4.40 p. m. 5.60 p. m. K 111 CRN IN. J Arrive A Uegheny. P-, 1. W. & C k'y 7.j0 a. ui , a. 20 a. in., ±.sb j>. m., 4.60 u. m. O. & P. R. K .... 9,8 u a. m. 'ILu. PAKIvIN, Agent, l oii'ii Pasot-ngor .Matinn. l'itt»burgh, i‘a. A. U. V A bhJbbti tM KX, Agent, iuyl t VV K. Pittsburgh & Conneilsville R. R. Summer -Arrangement. OStAND AKTKR MONDAY, MAY HD, 18&J. Trams will leave the Depot, corner of Koss a Oil Water streets, as lollowa: Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh. Mail to andlrom T’ntown. 7 66 a. m. 6 00 p.tn. Express “ 3 n p. m. 9 30 a. m, lstM’keesport Aoc'dn. 11 oo a. m. d6O a.m. ■hi " ** 6 it* a. m. 2 05 p. m. UtPortPei-ry “ 7 oo a. m. a 30a. m. Hratldock s •• 4 m p. m. 6 40 p. m. Sunday Church Train to ♦ and, from M’keeapgrt. 100 p. ru. 10 Oo a. m, . For tickets apply to <»E<*. HiU'LioN, Aet. W. H. .STOUT* ."Upt. ap3o SILVER PEARL SOAP. CIRTMPTOHi 6l Co., 367 LIBKRT J STREET, sole proprietors and era lor Western Pennsylvania, Uhto, Indiana, iltttiois and Missouri. Also manulacturers ol a superior article ol PALM. GERMAN, OLIVE and 'KOSIn SOAPS, and various Toilet and Finer Soaps. Of our Silver Pearl Soap which we confidently recommend aa better lor general use than any other before the public, should be borne In mind has neither Potash, Salt, Lime or Rosin, or any 6ther substance in Its uianhlao ture which can shrink or Injure the finest fabric. Flannels and Woolens can be washed with the rapidity of cotton or Linen. Clothes washed with the Stiver Pearl Soap do not require boil ing or hair the rubbing, which of course Bare* the wear and tear, silver Pearl Soap removes Greese, Dirt, Tobacco Stains, Printers’ Ink, Smoke and the worst Bilge Water Stains instant ly, by applying it.with a molstsponge, thus pro tecting windows, carpets and furniture from suds and slops. It imparts a to Plate, Jewelry, Glassware, Enameled Paintings and Patent Leather immediately, and for oleaning Marble and Floor Tiles it has no equal. For the bath anil particularly • for ahampooning, the Sil ver Pearl,Soap taapettqqt ipxury. In a word all who have tried its superior qualities ac knowledge It the greatest discover}* oMhe age. This Company respectfully ask a trial Iroiu all who are inierebttd, and in every casewill refund the price ol the name should it fail to accomplish what we claim for it. Sold at five cent* per pound in fifty pound boxes. Delivered to the cars, boats, in Alleghe ny, Birmingham -and city residences free ol charge. Directions for use on all packages. Liberal discount to the trade. Merchants from abroad will do woll to give ORtfaiTfON k. ! o<x a cul, Jtli MBerlyatrei-t, opposite Penna. Railroad Passenger Depot. of all Imitations. None genuine unless bearing our trade mark, Silver Pearl Shell. as secured by the inventor by Natiouai copyright. mhiMf ,; • . ■» MANUFACTURING SITE FOR SALE. ' In Birmingham. DESIRABLE PIECE OP X PROPERTY near..M’Knight A Duncanfs Rolling Mill, having a riverfront of four hub-, dred and twenty-five (426 ft.) and extending back about iwo hundteu feet (200 ft.) my6-lm FRED. Jp. IHMSEN, 109 4th st. piCKLES, KETCHUP AND SA* T «*C— 100 doz ft gallon and quart Pickles, 3d ‘do pint Picklea, 20 do English Tickles, assorted, , 200 dp Tbmato.Kntchpp, quarts and pints, fits) do PPpjwKuucti, •'*' ft 1° OumMMftpWf***.., ,iii 10 do Sauce, .6- do Wklnttt rKetchop; • • 5 do Mushropn Ketchup, ~ . 20 do Imported' Ftench Mastoid] .-jr^4o-Imitation. i; 4Q n ...'da;-/ .ftiirtiedilved and for salepy A ,;ii 1 * REYMBBAIBROS., • , . ... , 128^00(1^. ' PRUNES A .CU R - half and quarter boxes., . . r , 60 mate Seedless Raisins,'- .ui? :C fe; 1 1 •Jntt waaraa ■ m. mm WdditSbkE^ 4 ‘ J- H. CASIDAY, “ KAI BTArbAwtritfEßraAfloiSF BBOK£R. Office in Jones* Building, over “Internal Kev euno.todmajM betti’BFo-Mj.iA M--and Hleehatiicß Bankfy . . ~. No. 67 STM& , i\ HITTstttTRn« u paper manufacturers s. B. & c. P. MARKLE, Manufacturers and Iteftlere la BOOKf CAP, LETTER, And all kinds of ■ Wrapping Papur, Have Removed VHOU NO. 37 WOOD STREET, TO No. 83 Smithfleld Streot, I’ITTSKURGH, PA. paid for RAGS. »!>s LAMPS, OIL, &C. LTJCENT on , WORKS. DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF \ PURE WHITE REPDIED OAnBON OXX.S, Office, 291 LIBERT V STREET, mj-Wmd PITTSBURGH, PA. HOUSE CARPENTERS OUETIS 0. STEINMETZ, House Carpenter and Jobber, snop, virAn alley, Between Wood and Liberty etrreta. PITTED!'RGH, I'A. A#“Oniera solicited and promptly attended to. ALDERMEN. FRANK KELLY, Alderman and Attorney at Law, SO. 81 PIET 11 STREET Aip-Ooilection of accounts arid ail legal busi ness promptly attended to. sciMyd LOAN OFFICES. LOAN OFFICE, HENRY W. CIMIOTTE, ft > 80 . 10 60 » . 10 ou . 6 SO 7 oo 3 6U NO. 100 SMITHUtLD ST.. Near the corner ot 6th, Munei in large and small quantities loaned on «rold And Oliver, Dia monds, .1 evvel:y, Gold and Silver Watches, and all kinds of valuable articles, lor any length f i time agreed on. The goods cannot be delivered without the Ticket. Hours from 1 A. M. to 10 P. I\l. ja3o * "" ENGINE BUILDERS' WM. M. FABER & CO., STUM ENGINE BUILDERS, I foil FouihUth, General Machinists and Boiler Makers, NEAR TBS Peuna. K. H.< Piisaeutrer Station, PITTSBURGH, PA. Manufacturer all kinds oi>’ Hteam Engiues, ranging irem three to one hundred and fifty horse power, anti suited for Grist Mills, Saw idilis, Blast Furnaces, Facto ries, etc. Give particular attention to the construction ol Engines and machinery ior grist mills, anil 10. uprights, mulay aud.circuiar saw mills. Have also on hand, finished and icady for ship ment at short notice. Lnginee and Hoilers of every description. AJso.iurinali Boilers and s>hoct Iron sepcrateii, Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers aud Bullies ii.’ every variety, and continue the manufacture in Woulen Machinery and Machine < 'arda. e<Jur prices are low, oui machmeiy nmnulactu - td of the beat quality of materials, and warrantee u all cases to give satisfaction. 49rOrders iroai all parts of the country solici ted und promptly filled. le2i-dAw CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, AC Piano Covers, Fine Embroidered Cloth.. Embossed Cloth, SPLENDID ASSORTMENT .1 ust received at the New Carpet Store of M’Farland, Collins & Co. rab4 Venetian Blind Trimmings, A u entirely new and complete assortment just received at the m :vv carpkt stohk M’FARLAND, COLLINS <fc CO. mh4 TAILORS. DAUB At CAPI'EL, MERCHANT TAILORS, Arrives at 185 BMITHF!ELD"STREET WK HAVE JI'ST RECBIVEU A large aud well .elected stock oi SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Cloths, Cnssimeres, Vestings, Ac, Also, a large stock af GENT’S FUBNISHING GOODS, Including Lockwood’s Cloth Lined PAPER COLORS, NECK TlEri and ever) thing usually kept by first-class Furnishing tores. 'Orders promptly executed- mh6-lyd PORK PACKERS. OHAELES L. (JALDWELL, (Successors to Jas. Holmes & C 0.,) PORI £ P ACKKU, Dealer In Bacon, Lard, Sugar-Cured Rams, Smoked Beef, aco. CORNER MARKET AND FIRST STS., decll-lyd OYSTERS, ’GAME. &.C. 7 JAMES M’£IAUGHLI?S DEALBft IN OYSTERS, BETTER, GAME, POULTRY ASD EGGS, , AOO LIBER r X>' STREET, del-dtf Down stairs. , WALL PAPER. &C. ’ Wall’ papers, oil clGths, WINDOW SHADES, FANCY OOOllti Wail Papers from 80 to $9 per roll,; Window' Shades from 100 to i 5 ; Gil Clothe from 70c to $1,60 per yard;'Fancy Good In-all varieties, at the ' > 5 ’ "flewWaHPajJer&rancyG.bhdsHoase or a schwarzT 4 febia 1 ‘ r64-riraithnfcld street JJELP FOR THE SOLDIERS We, the undersigned, hereby give the site to our names, to the PiunVui-sh Sanitary Fair, for SiekniMl \Vouutl ed Soldiers * [Here add the name of the e?tabUsh tncnl, mine, profusion or trade , and lhk locttiity.j Let the Proprietor, Manager, Boas, or any pa r tiiotio man, paste or copy the above on white ' paper : get if signed by all the men of the mill, mine, furnace, 6trop;'boat yard, store, trade or occupation to which he belongs, transmit the amount iioLUEt, jr-« Treasurer ; (6f the Fair’ Pittsburgh. ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ; ' The receipt oil thetnoney wfllhd’ duly acknow ■ ledsetl'by letter.and the newspapers., ;J ~ .■, . The ot tfre battlq;-the ,51-oxo9 of oaf brothers and defenders; the memory olthe glori leil#l and odi- hopes of success iii the strug > glei call pa ii* to be prompt add generous.,. Ireaeure. s..- . ;t » ..t ovru .1 ForfhsExecutiveOammlttea.i ■{ j,; v ‘C mylG*tf F. £. BRUNOT, Oha^jcuyi. CU-I>ARTNKa»HIP NOTICE.— THE _Y°-Partnership' !undw toGB£BRY;iBAjiiEY rna^iag/RO^^ittmxNG' : •i 1 ' I; B.JDrLWOBTH:, \u-ria.h OKHSRAt PITTSB U UGH Victoria, A new and Consisting of FITTSBtI K(JH, PA, (•: '.iumb i ? dr^gist§. Sdi&pit'. %t, »Sisi ’* i-'*- ••• ■• . i * '•■-'* JAMES R. 1 i : 1> It TJ GGXB T , ' ■■, WHOLESALE AND SET AIL DEALER In Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Medicines, t Faints,. Oils* QsfoStyiBb,&p.dJ?eftumpry i • JVO. 7J FEDERAL STREET, tnyfcMy'd ' ' " ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.* STEAMBOAT FORGING; &C AJTDRRW KLOHAN* THOllArt N. MdLLEB, ■* henry pHippfi, jb., , Special Partner. ; General Partners. ' jj IRON CITY FORQJbi, . i KLOMAN & PHIPPS, NINTH WARD, PITTSBURGH. Manufacture bar iron, geh-u oral Hallway and Steamboat Forgings,* Passenger, Freight and Locomotive Axles. Ac. ? seio-tf 1 ? GAS PLUMBERS & FITTERS ADD V & EWENB, PLUMBEES AM) GAS FITTERS, NO. 105 WOOD STREET, i Opposite First Church, Pittsburgh, and \ NO. 47 onto STRBET, ALLEGHENY,; NRAR THE MAYOR’S OFFICE. ; Pumps, hydrants, sheet lead,! Lead Pipe, Pig and Bar Lead, and Plumb-i. er’s Material in general. Oil Refineries fitted up' In the most approved manner. Tanka lined with? Lead or Copper. Houses fitted with 'Water and' Uae Fixtures. B.—Ail orders promptly'attended to. ap3-lyd WATCHES AND JEWELRY.; JEWELRY. rgNUE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST JL opened a very large and desirable atook of FINE GOLD JEWELBY, ; GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,! For Ladies* and Gentlemens’ wear ; fine Bronze Clocks, Fancy Goods, BLLVEH-PLATOD WARE,; Such rb Castors, Cake and Fruit Baskets, ; Goblets, Card Cases, Tea Setts, etc. JvfUN LIU AN, MEYKA.N & SEIDLE, i!e*2o <Li Fifth street, BREWERS AND MALSTERS. SPENCER & M'KAY, > BREWERS & MALSTERS, PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY, j W’ i ’ : UAVK ALWAYS ON HAND A' ¥T superior article ol ' Ale, Porter and Brown Stout, i An l will continue to make It our aim to give enti*uc*non to aR of our cuatomera. Mr. flobt; W'ate.ui i.l Liberty street, will have the manage of our husmesa, with full control In the Brewery, A»M:eaa all ordeca to SPENCER &l M’KAI'J PhconiN Brewery, Pittsburgh, Pa. JUS. SPENOEB. JAS. M’KAY. ; BixtterXiel<3 &. Co., Malsters and Hop Dealers, WATER STREET, WHEELING, VA. Sdeel-lyd IRON WORKS. OEMSBY IRON WORKS,, Whanon Brothers & Co., A UR NOW PREPARED TO RK-‘ con e (iraers from The trade for all sizes of : Guide, Hoop, Stake, Band & Hors? Shoe Iron 1 OF THE BEST QUALITY. Jan. taw, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW JASJK- H. n.iPEKS- Hopkin&j A: Lazear, AT T 0 RN E YS-AT-L AW,i NO. lOJ FIFTH STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. Coiieclit'n'h and other legal business attended tu la Allegheny, Washington, Ureene, and ad-* juiutng counties. jan2s-2nid HOUSEFURNISHING UPHOLSTERY, No. 85 lourth Street, Near Wood. : rpilK SUBSCRIBERS MANIIPAC-: A Tl UK and keep constantly on hand every' article m their line, viz: Cornices, Ornaments. Curtain Goods, Comforts, Feather Beds, Mat tresses of All kinds; also, the celebrated Patent Spring Beds. All kinds of Shades, Blinds and Fixtures. ; W-Frompt attention given to allorderß tor fit*,' ting and laying down Carpets. Oil Cloths, Ac. octn-lyd ROBERTS A B.OENIOK. j CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD.; BOSTON CRACKER BAKERY. 5 S. S. MAH VIST, Manufacturer and wholesale dealer in ail kinds o£ CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD, NO. 64 FOI'RTH STREET, Between Wood and Market, PITTSBURGH, PA. | LIME MANUFACTURERS. i To Builders and Contractors.; WE ARK NOW MANUFACTURING 1 a superior article of ; L i >i *: W hlch we are prepared to deliver from our COAJL BR6T QUALITY OP FAMIZjY 00-A.Xj, Always on hand as usual, mylfl DICKSON, STEWART & (JO. »■ PLANING MILLS. JAMES MIt.LINGAR, MONONGAHE-i LA PLANING- MILL, would respectfully inform.the publlo that he has rebuiltsince thet fire, and having enlarged ' his establishment, and tilled It wi ih the newest and most approved ma-i ahineryjj now prepared to furnish flooring and planing * jards,. scroll sawing and re-sawing, 'doors, sash and shutters; kiln dried frames, mouldings, box making, Ac. South PiTTfißOßoa, Sept. *7,1867, j^oo ST. FRANCIS? COLLEGE, Under Care' of the Franciscan Brothers,,* radius i.\sTiTiiTioji, situated ini JL Lorretto, Cambria County Pennsylvania; abotrt four miles from Creation Station, on th<t direotroute botweenPhlladelphlaand Pittsburgh., was chartered in 1360, with privilege comeif the usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees. Thd location of the college is one of moettifealthy in Pemiayivwda^thiii.portion of the Allegheny mountains , being proverbial for its pure water! bracing aif, and'pictareßqW scenery. ? The £cholast!o>yoar ddminences on the FIRS']! 1! MONDAY, aftecthe Jfeth of about the 28th.Qf. JUNE following. It is divided Into t\v6 Seasides. St^faen*pijpiiotreturn homo between the Sessions. AH tAjfeipparaTusneees; •ary to Land Surveying, EiStneering, Ac., Ao.[ Will 1 be furnished by the institution to thd (Students. ; Instrumental. d Vooai Music forms no extra charge. Students will be admitted from eight years to the age of manhood.. ; Thumb—Hoard and Tuition, payable half yearly in advance S 70.1 Surveying and useol instruments, per an- g oum 2Q '* TVlc* ‘''•n'Langr -‘••‘ ext: l<i C/iamctti and Modern extra Student* spending Vacation at theUollege.. 20 Reference can be made to the Kt. Rev. Biahop Domenec. Ht. Rev. Bishop Wood) Rev. /£.. Sr lies nolds, Loretta i Kev, lit U'ilar&j PhiladelpiUa: Rev. Henry M’BaughliiL Phila*, delphia ; R6v. Piercd Mahar, HaMsburg. v * N. B—A hacjt runi.dMiy to. .LoneHo lrontfl Cresaeh. *<] wen ... Be%.J*i A-BOKR* Superior* f 1 in cleaning. It cleans a chimney without nflfc<&rtiote'itDtbe market jggg fWWSftvtMS JWg| -■■ iaa" 1 ? J-fcATS-edo BDSH PRIME , OATB-, FETZEK & A&igSWßtiHgft. * xnyfi > pozner Market and First tW l COMMISSION, MERM^TS (X)MMlSSiP;]yiii@pNT, .5 :..irte.'l PIG METAL AND/fIIODMSf. , NO. 74 WATER ST., below Market, . ; (Late, Cashier of the Bank,) COMMISSIONMERCHANT, NO. IL SOUTH MAINSTREET. ' ' ST. LOUIS, MO. ' IIAETICTOAR PAtb MT to fLU(iig Orders for Hid purchase of Cotton, .Herap, Tobacco, Flour, P«»rk, Bacon, Lard, d&c., Ac. flßyßfia TO-Banks, Bankers, and Mercha of St. Louie generally i John D. Scully, e Cashier, Pittsburgh. Orders and consignments respectfully solic and prompt returns made. . jao2Mtn R. HUTCHINSON, (LATE OP LEECH 4> HTJTCHFNSON',) COMMISS I o~k ,A3jr'l> FORWARDING MERCHANT, DSALBR 1W : > . • ‘ WESTEHN RESEEVE CHEESE, Flour. Grain, Fish. Dried Pot Ashea. and Protfpce_generaflyv Best Brands of Family Flout Always on Hand. no. ioa second STKKSJr; a ' Between Wood and Market, : ’ 1 - •PITTSBfTTBGHi FA.; advance made on Consignments. - apll-lyd —-j - .. W. DfTPATTttRBON ADiK AUMC^f PATTERSON AMMON, Commission Merchants, Flour and Grain And General Produce Deal ers, No, 6 Wood at., Pittsburgh, Pa. We take pleasure ip referring to the Pittsburgh Houses : Chess, Smyth At. Co., Zug a Painter, A. Bradley, R. Edmundson & Co.,R. H. Davis, J. P. Wood well, J as. fil’Oully a. Co., J. W.Spencer, C. H. Love A C0.,8. H. Jack A. Co , jan29-tf P. RkYMBR H.D. RRTME8...;..J.8. RZYHRB Late at Miller & Ricketsoals, REYMER & BROTHERS, [Successors to Reymer fit Andereou,] WHOLESALE DEALERS IN N Foreign Faults, Nuts, Confectionary, Sugars, PI re Works, dtc., NOS. 126 AND 128 WOOD STEEET, i*ITTSBUHGH. WILLIAM CAKB&CO., - WHOLESALE GEOCERS, AND IMPORTERS OP WIVES, BRANDIES, GINS, &€. ALSO, DistiUers and Dealers in Fine (M Alonongahela Eye’Wliisky, 337 LIBERTY STREET, no7-lyd PITTSBURGH, I’AJ J. UUJMXjE VY, GROCER, N0.,4, DI AMO.N I>, ■fiirrspuEGH, pa. my22-Jj 4Aw. BfiASS FOUNDERS. Duquesne Brass Works, *9. OADMA2T. Oadman & Orawlord, Manufacture and keep constantly on hand every variety of FINISHED BRASS WORK. BRASS CASTINGS of superior smooth- jad3-6md .THOHArt «J. LAZiiAB DTEAUBOAT WORE AND REPAIR ED ing promptly attended to. Alao, sole agehis lor VVeuterm Pennsylvania,. Xor . the. laale 01 MARSH'S SYPHON PUMP,. with Landseli’s improvement attached. > . febiO J. & M. M’STEEN, BRASS FOUNDERS, GAS AND STEAM. FITTERS, ALL KIHDA 0» BRASS AND IRON COCKS MAOE TO .ORDER. Also, Brass Castings of all Kinds, Particular attention paid to fitting, up and re pairing at OIL RKFLNKIUiuS. <3l A 31 Wafer Street, near, Liberty-, fin HE MEMBERS OF BK- J. ing practical mechanics, of many years' ex perience in the business wiHensurd.to givesai- Ihfacuou in every respect. We are also agents for U uild, Garrison fit Oo.’s, Steam Pumps for water ami oil seb-lyd IBAAO JO WES.. JOHN L. BOYD.. WM. M'OUT LOUGH. Pittsburgh Steel Works, Jones, botd &: co., HAJTOTAOTDRBBSi OB Cast Steel} also, Spring, Plow and A B Steel Springs and Axles, Comer of Pom and First Streets, no2l-Iy PITTSBURGH, PA. «■- OHM2UMGHAiL..D. CUNWLN(iILAM«.P, IHMH£K ycOUNMIRGHAM ~C< pCSC-Ah. CUNNINGHAMS A OO^—PITTS BURGH CITY GLASS WGfiJCS—Ware house 119 Water street, and 166 .-First. street, Plttabqrgh, Pa., three doors below tike Monon gabela,House, manufacturers of Pittsburgh City Windpw Glasa pruggista’ GlasaWare and Amt rioa&GonveK Glam, for Parlor Windows, ee andpubilo buildings. , ajji WjfNES, LIQUORS, fcG. E. P. MIDDLETOJi, iHbobtsb or ’ ‘; - : • WINES, BRANDIES, &0., Also, sole proprietor of the WHEAT WHJBJS.Y.I No. 5 North Front St., - bfon-lyd „ PHILADELPHIA. PA. . JACOB HISLLER, Importer and wholesale dealer in FOREIGN WINES ANO LIQUORS, 160 SKITHFIELD STREET, Three doors above 6th at. JACOB KJELLEr"\VOULD INVITE, 4f particular attention to hie stock of German W iiiee'and French Brandies, which haß been se lected Imported by himself. Families aud Churches could,depend on obtaining < at his es tablishment the best and purest of Wines. pure Liquors of all kinds,*equ&i to any in the city, al ways on band. AhsvPure Old Rye Whisky sad the HBNEY W. BEAUMONT & CO.,< Foreign Brandies, Wines and Gins. A£oO, if .1-, i .ij» - . Black Raspberry, Wild. Cherry, and Gin- NO, 83 LIBERTY Opposite Fourth street, i, PITTHpCRGIi, PA. 43~Ilotdls, Taverns and Families supplied'a moderate profits lor Caah. my2l-lyd f|IOiLET SOAP^~ 100 boxes Fancy, Toilet and Soap, "MSita, ,i,ir ,i. . ... •. . . , fiEYKKII A BESS., ■• 1 -' i - mafi i2B -wood ,t. : " .GolftttSogarfc.. VHW...I ->nM * fiL, HEYMEK £®fiOSi,< ;tofebWi;-!ii! i n.tt za-.i ..UMiajtnas.Wood^t. BAS K B T Sf'M'rYSr# AT» D 5> ‘ : * ■> ! -‘ i> «maate it RftMfe&xacai n£rsr;'.> . >• «#P*H» *u It. F. BAKBT, GROCERS. P. B. OKAWTOBID. ness made to order. Made at the shortest notice. STEEL'WOftKS. GLASS WORKS. DEXXBES IN •Eimne (Hasted, «Hoei>th« rfaUopsUaa (Jo U 1 Geji^rATßaftkinff'BaBlne»B.' K . .Liuii' uia- .}«,, , i bvuroif# Deposits received, fixchange/'odtbe ptifl&Ml cities of tho-Eest and West i joTJGiinr; ’asm* Andcollectionsmade inevery accessible •• JuflJe & the New BanHhg House, corner of Wood street aiutiXrtJglßjftUqy,) inApf>gim)LU!g fyjoipj^Uie DIME: SAVINGS' INSTITUTION, INTo. HO at., Opportte ,. / Wm,'E. Schmert?,.'. L;?A. Hartig.. LI :, .. ~ ; A*c*. HqUtein, ■fearast--- & G<^Si . ; .c . x !/ ADAM SEiNKMAN M E«st. it. Qaah. pro tern. mh7r2nfd. •«r» j. KOD2vrzrftr..«^..{fciigßjrp, . & M E RX^’,; UAMUEIiS, ■, . .), If 8 Wood street)'Second door abotte'Fifth. Dealers in foreign- and- do ;mestia Exchange, Coin* Bank/ Notes <and UKivenunent SecAiines., CDUBctions ; promntly attended to. ~, sSll W. ;i .UOLMiKS,dcr SONS,. BANKRRS 1% r and ' Exchange ‘ 'Brokers and 'DeAiSt In Ifotesj^Draft^—Acceptances,-’ Goldjj Bilver Banki Noteai/crKxchangg on ,the Eaetern and .Webern Cities constantly for sale. .’ Collections mkdd Itf au thb cities throughout the United .states; ; DepositSTCCelvedlnparmnda or current paper. No. 67 Mafk<*t street, between Third and Fourth streets. A OLD. SILVER, DEMAND NOTES, MJf CernflCateS of Indebtedness, Quartermaa tera Certificates, i 7 3-10 B6nds and Coupons, and all other.government aecarttie*, bought ,bv W. H. WILLIAMS A Oa, , Wood corner of Thlrtl. mhs:6md DOLLAR SAVINGS BANKi 65 FOURTH STRBTET. COAKTEHED IN 1855, - OPKJ> FROM 0 TO aO’CI.OCjK, also, on Wednesday and Saturday evening*, fiomMay Ist to,November Ist-from 7 tojp ohfiock and from November let to May . Ist, from 6to 8 o’clbek. f . .r . ■ Deposits reoelvedof all rams not Idea than Oa a Dollar, and a dividend of. the profits declared twice a year, in June and December. Interests has been declared semi-annually, in June and Dc c ember since the Bank was organized, at the rate of six.per cent, a year. Interest, if not drawn out, is placed tp the credit of the depositor as principal, and bears the same interest from the first days of j£he>anfi De cember, compounding twice a without troubling the depositor to call or even to present hiß pass book. At thls rate money will doUble in less than twelve yeara^ Books containing the Charter, By-Lawß, Rules ana Regulations, turniahed gratis, on application to the offioe. • pbssedbnt. Ur £ O ROB A LBBEE. VICE PBEHIDRNTe. James McAuley, James B. D. Meeds, John li, iilioenberger, Wmj Douglas* . Jafnes t Herdman, Isaao M. Pennock* , Peter A. .Madeira, : Jnines BhltUe, Wm. J. Anderson/ Johnß.M’Faddttn:-' ‘ A. M. Pollock, M. D. John O. Badkolsmi .'< TBtJSTSEd. . .. Calvin Adams, Henry J. Lynch, John C. Bindley, John Marshal; • ' George Black, -Walter.#. Marshal,, Hiii Bnrgwln, Jo.hn.Orr Aloriio A. Carrier, Robert RobK, 1 1 Charles A. Oolton. Henry Li Btiig#alt, * John Evans. i .. Wm_ K. . B#nj. L. Fahnestock, Alexander Speer, John ,T. Gillespie, Alexander ' Wni. si. Haven, Wm. "Vsnkirk, ■' Peter H. Hunker* leanc Whittier, .Richard Hays, . Wm-P^Weyman, * James D. Kelly. . Christian Yeager* 61&RBTART AND TREASURER. : CHARLES A. OOLTON. PHILADELPHIA CARDS GRAS.. JCtAOSS-.... i.. 13IAH JIiOXS. J. BODMfUS BICBB OHAB. O. SWORB. MAGEE & HIGHS, Importers and dealers lii CLOTHS, C ASS IM EBES* SAT IN ETTS. Vetting's, Tfillonj’Trimming., ISTO. 235 MARKET SlTftEqfcT, oc»-tr ‘PKIEADEEPHIA. WM, BEIGE & GO., PrbSndeaiid COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 16 South Watfer at., - PHrLABEiPHtA. 49*-.Liberal advaniies ‘made on conslgtiin'eiita when required. - • tny-lyd GEORGE GKAWX, - 1 Manufacturer attd ' WHOLESALE Afip HRS'AXL DEALER In every dessription'of " ‘ ' GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, 610 CSHESTNUT BTBEET, myl-iyd PHIBADEL.PHIA. ... aiANUPACTxrazBa op •GAS FIXTDEES AND CHANDELDEHB, Patent Improved . . i • JBXCELSIOR ANT) PATElfltagi^. PARAGON COAIOIL BllßNjp, Hand: .Lamps, Columns,^&a?rT SALBBEOOUS, . ■ No. 517 Arch Street, ‘ Philadelphia. Manufactory; Franklord, Phila. / goods ‘w&f&ntedl . C, HARRY DRLjUK,,; LONGCOPE & PEARCE, Manufacturer! and importers ot" MENS’- FURNISHING ROODS, ‘ and TAiLOKa TElaianKerSr' No. lO South Fourth Btriit, 1 1 myl-iyd PHmADEtjBbL npiEMPQBAKX AEKOVALi i ' 1.. • ..mu :xfcns . TarA-ir^l, Our*frlendr antt.ibe public at ‘latie Aot, ■■we trust,'fbtgeet&at we-are at-prcaent> antfifor a few wsekfa*o bftfoun4 : at WUkin»; Etftl the Mayor's Office,. Fourth street,. wnejft, we have on exhibition and for saiehs fftfe 1 of v rxn <S HARMONIUMS, MELODEINJ.Iffc., As were ever brought to thin city.and at atrJct ly EASTERN’FACTORY PHlCfeSr' 1 -- H. EXEBEfi & i Bp. WtlkinaHaH, PbArtlrtfirfeet. hav e ireeotredi that all the dliferene br&ttobeg ot meet m aeparate vonventtdno. at once and ap polntthree ffr'nrore 1 mhmhera'aa'a CdHnUttefto -am.tn the Rttuburgb SjanltatfFatr. ivUtm tary ofttae ABBOctation at thelr'KoTOa, '9a I W»ter etreetjJbver Zug A Paintei°r ■v-iaifer •tor 25 cents* Enclose an envelope witter oOPtiwa name and; ad,dress. - ~ .< JJ, . .mh7-3mtf , .t.,.Ws»-yotk. SAVBr BT'i^iSaQltEA. bod’s Anti-Flickering, American frnd Impcr lal Q-aa Burners, a auje cent. The Aati r Fli^erin*l?just .the ibis* tor the Office' Call* &mi nl Ftmnffanfl frfiitTi, / WhfLOUMA Kii-liSy ao *,, ••> ■-. .. ,;• AOj W,oQ<l4tr»» i Urangetetfrime, too ‘ = lOOTitt&jFftidlf Althorida, >• io^l»*Bor. 1 Almonds,- : i ' - flOb&fc* -Tarragona Almonds. 60 do* Sicily-Almonds,! • • - T6-bhxes SheUe&Aimondsi - 20-bagr£ngllslr Walnuts, 18 U'. Brazil Kntr, 1 " -00 do -Filberte, 200 do Pea Nuts, 6000 Cocoa Nuts, '<-£ < fia-Stowaivi landing,nnd for ,. k . nOTATOKS— M, bju J "mr hr ood ithali
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