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- and Idenaget ..... ThErrouresoN.
' TolsaLwer I.l.,Oxourrio,rox.
rafewolkbenetti Of Mr. Otiffirre;
DAV;whoawlalappear as If aidieiur tresan and
Don - Censar De Bazan. Lr. M'Gee and. Cheap
:John lisote kindly voltrnteered. Miss Lazne id !
i-Grange,. the beaittittil dal:unme t wilt appear in
...,Orre ~ f ar orite. dances. •
THIS EVENING, will be performed the three
itet . sensation drama entitled
CCILLEENUX-WN,ERINI.4OI3RAGIT , o rTILE:
BRIVE'S GA:REV° EN.
ELly o , Coaner,the Colleen Bann.. Lille :Warden
A mile Chute, the'Clolleati Burah .1(a1e Ityner
Haidresa Orean C. Loveilay
aisles Na Coppaleen .. ... . :C. Wilkinson
Utah Miss Lizzie La Grange.
Comic Cheap John.
Sallor , d-ligropipe ............ .. Mr. I '(3 ye.
To conclude with
DON.CESAB. BILZAN.
Don-Ces a r C. Lovetlay
Tuesday, benefit of Harry Lewis.
Grand Metropolitan Combitiation.
OF TUC AMUSEMENT WORLD IS COMING.
THAYER & NOYES'
United States Civelts,
VAN AMBURGH & CO ' S
ltisimmoth Menagerie
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN,
Colossal Golden Chario t
,Mammoth War• Elephant Hannibal
COMBINED FOR THE SEASON OF
1884, with
XOO SLIM% AND
Allender one Gigantic Pavilion, for oce single
Price of Adaiiegion.
The • Wonders of Animated Nature
t Consolidated with the only
LEGITIMATE CIRCUS
gietorgEulized—;Floral and Fietine.l Arnus:ment
Preiiiinent Equestrians,
• Acrobats, Gynuaasta,
:real ers A -Contortionist s,
Clowns, Equilibrist a
and General Perforate, a—
Splendid Stud of trained Horses, Ponies, and
Trick Mulea—Magnificent Collection of
Living Lions, Tigers, Leopards,
Bears, Hyenas, Wolves, mon
keys, Apes, Baboons, Bildb,
of all kinds and sizes,
ike., gathered by the
Great Van Amburg Himself ;
Will exhibit at
ALLEGHENY CITY, centre of North Coln
tnoru3 on Ohio street,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
And Monday,
.7luie 30th, July 161, 9nd and 4th, 3t
o'clock, p. m.
MONDAY, July 4th 3 grand performances
at 10 a. m., & 2 & 7p. m.
Agniimedon
hilifiretrulleirlo years binge. 25 Cent s
THE LARGEST EXHIBI
TION IN' TREVORLI) IS COMING.
Retellect the Day and Date I!
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more. Please observe the day
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_'aitdo not confound this DIONSTF..K
(ItikTION with any other companies,
whether hey be good, bad or exceedingly
telrnt jets
r- - -111•411111, PEARL. SOAP.
.„.40...-a,..C0.,- 387 LIBERTY
STREET, sole proprietors and manufactur
ow‘or ,Weatern ,Pennsylvaniac Ohio, Indiana,
illthoitrrind Missouri. Abio manufacturers 01 a
auveribt - Serticfe ofPALM; etiRMAN, OLIVE
and ROSIN SOAPS, anti various Toilet and
Fancy Soaps. Of our Silver Pearl Soap which
we confidently recuttimend 'stetter for general
. use than idly - other before the public, should be
borne tn - nrind has neither Potash, Salt, Lime
orßits.l.o„orany substance in its nsaufac
turifilili nalihnk - or injure trite finest fabric.
Flannels and Woolens can be washed with the
rapidity of Cotton or Linen. Clothes washed
witialimairvErireari Soap do not require
orthairdthilirablaLug, which of . course saves
the wear and tear. Silver Pearl Soap removes
(.IZl4littri=TOtAttai Stains, Printers' Ink,
the *ore Bilge WaterStaine instant
ly7raPplyinglt with a moist sponge, thus pro=
testing willdows, carpets and furniture from
suilpieslops, it-imparts a brilliancy to Plate
;f ,
ew ...cilasawsre, Enameled P and
pat •tielter iminedlately, and for cleaning
Milltbßiriflidincior Tiles it has no equal. For the
btith pactdoularly forshampootung, the Sit.
vqr,4eariStnAll , Lai& perfect luxury. In a word
all7Who helve 'tried its superior qualities as
kißivnistWiti the'greatest discovery of the age.
This Gompanyreapectfully asks trial from all
teltp ewe Interested, and in every case will refund
the ptiee of the Ranee should tall to accomplish
whitt‘we'clainffor ft.
Sold At, five cents per pound in fifty pound
t beaceii,. /*Weird SO ,the care, boats, In Alleghe
ny, Birmingham and city residences tree 01
charge. gircctions for use on all paekages.
Libbeaf discount to the trade.
Xesetwints from abroad will do well to give
ORI,.I4PTON &. CO., a call, 367 Liberty street,
opfiCalte Penna. Railroad Passenger Depot.
44 Beware of all imitations. None genuine
unless bearing our trade mark, SiiVer Pout Shai.
as secured by the inventor by National copyright.
ruh2-tt ,
RALLY, BOYS,
FOR 100 DANS!
GRANT AND VICTORY
KSAPS BATTA LION IS NEARLY
FULL and the LAST lA - IA NCE to ge
a Pittsburgh organization is in
COMP AN 11-
CAPT. ARTHUR STUART
112N — Reernits will be received, clothed
and equiped at WILKINS HALL, Fourth
ARTHUR 4Tl'
je4 Late of Ninth Reservea, Commanding
picKLEN, KETCHUP Am) sa I (FE
-100 doz y, gallon and Quart TichleS,
90 do pint Pickles,
20 do Englisll Pickles, assorted,
200 do Tomato Ketchup, quarts ar.d pints,
200 do Pepper §ftitc , e 7 •
20 do l;umhettAnd ,a 0 i•
10 du W 0/ex./eel/ire Sauce,
5 do Walnut Ketchup;
o do Alushroon Ketchup,
20 do imported FreochAustard,
50 do imitation do .
.-
do • .
Just received and for sale by .
REYIVIER BROS.,
126 and 128 Wood et.
feb29
RAM I N T S s , PRUNES AN' l 9 -
1,000 pkge. Bunch and Layer Raisins, in whole
half and quarter boxes
60 mats kieedleas Beaus,
26 kegs do do
80 0084 prtme Zante Unman* -
50 kop..P mw.h Prunes and Plums,
26.bcixes do do
Jostitcdtved and tor am,lp by
BEYMER S. BROS.,
124 and 128 Wood it...
,--_--- -STEAMSHIPS
Steam from Queenstown and Li '
FIE FIAST-Ipt-ASS VOW
erful Item
nisi
• SIDON; 1 DAR?
7 4,1(41yhtpus,
Wilt sail from Liverpool every alternate TUES
DAY( frpul . ...„.9,uvetaattrW -eve*" Alternate
'mut , YOrk-;every
alternate WEDNESDAY.
Nutlosuall Steam finvigattom Company.
. LOUISIANA,
ERIN
PENNSYLVANIA
Will sail from Liverpool and Queenstown, as
Above, (forming a weekly line, ) froth New
York every alternate. SATURDAY,. Steerage
Passage from New York, t , tó Currency. To
New :York,. 35 Gold of equivalent'th Currency.
Passengers turasmied to Paris and all :UerMan
ports at very IoW rates: _ .
For Passage apply to:WILLIABIS &
40 Fulton St., New- York or
THOS. ItATTIGAN, Agt,
No. 122 Dlonon i gahelkliouse, Water at.,
my26-4yd Succesoot to Thos. RettigAn.
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Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia
S7CE,A_MSIIII' LINE.
NOTICE '1"1-1 - E 1"111:1131.W.
THE 13 N DEA. WIG N E D
ilavlng been ailintinted agent for
41 10 1 4 0 'the•Kbove` Urns of SfeaMers vice
John Thompson, declared,
the bus rie:a of the line here, will, hetealter
be carried on at No. 63 Smithfield street, near
Fourth, where all applications should be made.
The Steamers of this line are among the most
magnificent afloat, a.ndrun direct between Liver
pool and New York, sailing every week.
The undersigned is also agent for TAYSCOTT'S
celebrated Line of Sailing Veasebsand the X Line
of London Packets, by both of which he is pre
-pared to bring out passengers at very low rates.
Sight Drafts for any amout on any part of
Europe for sale. Apply to IL O'NEILL,
Foreign Emigration Agency, No. 66-Smithfield
street, Pittsburgh, Pa. jet
Passage from England and Ireland.
I'M'lioPl\T
EUROPEAN AGENCY.
THOMAS H. RATTIGAN,
-,- EUROPEAN AGENT No. tl Monongahela House Pittsburgh,
is prepared to bring out or
bring out or send back passengers from or to any
part of the old country, either by steam or sail
ing packets.
SIGHT BONDS FOR SALE, payable in any
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis andOincinnatlßail
road. Alen Agent for the old Black Star Line
of Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steam
ers sailing between New , York, Liverpool, Ghia
gow and Galway.
jan6-Iyd THOS. H. RATTIGAN.
4 6.1PLENDID OPPORTUNITY.—MRS
JAMES AI'DONNELI) °trete for sale the
good will and furniture of the most DESIRA
BLE ( if' TAVERN STANDS, on the Steuben
vi lie Pike, at Chartiers Creek, three miles die
hint from the city. The House Ia one. of the
Caret stands upon that road, and is a large slid
conthioditiun hoililing, having eight rooms, nail
lets connected with it a large stable, an ice house
and a tat ern et and disconnected Boni the main
building Three acres of ground well cultivated
and planted with vegetables., Se., surround the
house. The house in Lumen as Broadhead Post
rtruseision given immediately and the
premises leased for nuy length of time. For
apply t,. 11l 'BERT Anniaw,
lirottutlee's grocery, No. It Diamond, or on the
pi emises to 51 5. Jas. ll'Donneld,
N. D. The giant will of the stand may be pur
chased without the turnit ire, Jets
IV ARH FOR SALE.—I OFFER. FOR
sale my farm in Ohio township, contain
a: acres ; 5 miles floin the Allegheny depot,
beautifully situate on the hank of the ohm
river. The lacilities for getting to anti from the
city are frequent, h,t lug a station thereon,
here the trains of the W. N. C. and Chise
l:and toads atoll lour or live times daily,with the
adt antage of communientiou by the Allegheny
a:kli New Brightonurupike. The lilies is well
it
w.ered, and subdivided into eight parts, the
L telt part 01 one of the subdivisions is well
adapted for the cultivation of gi apes, having an
eastern and southern exposure. It not sold at
private sale nn or before the Oth of July, 1 will
Fell at public outcry, all or parts thereof, on
that day nt ht to. For terms Ate., apply to
JOHN 13IRM1Nt IHA hl,
Jett-tit Office of Western Penitentiary.
Real Estate Savings Institution
STATEMENT Ole THF. CONDITION
of the above inatitution, Satnrday, April
auth,
Amount of Depouite $180,378 63 \
Amount intertett due de-
positora May lat 3,614 aa
Amount Cootlitgent Fund 6,6 Ya 96—5190,681 6.
EMETIM
ASS FYf S.
First Ideation Real Est•'te3 119,323 67
1'• S. 5-2 u Bonds at ear.. 51,400 Ou
I'. S. Debt Cer. and 1 , , otos 16,409 Id
Accrued interest not cut
leeted
()nice Furniture
Cash on hand
The undersigned Auditing Committee have
examined the books of the Institution, the
bonds and securities, and counted the cash, and
have found the above statement to be correct.
H. CHILDS,
N. VOI , A}HTLY,
W. 13. C OPELAND.
Pittsburgh, May 2d, 1804.
4E-Deposits received DAILY and EVERY
sATURDAY EVENING. Interest paidat SIX
PER CENT. per annum.
Hon. Thos. M. Howe, Hon..). K. Moorhead,
\ H. Smith, U. G. Hubsey,
LC ui. B. Cipelantl, Jaeoh Painter,
Harvey Nicholas lioehlitiy.
Office, 63 Fourth Street,
A. A. CARRIER, Treasurer.
Luy7-altl.S.3t w
F OR.E.IGN ,TNC'TS, 5.C.,-
200 boxes Orangea, prime,
100 do Lemons,
100 trails Ivies Almonds,
10 bales Bor. Almonds,
50 bagel 'lna . rtgona Limonite,
50 du Sicily .Almonds,
7,5 Luxes Shelled A Imunda,
01.1 bogs English Walnuts,
2..5 do Brazil Nuts,
30 do bertia,
20 do Pea Nuta,
and Cocoa N uta,
In store and lauding, and tor iirde by
REYAMK
!mkt 126 and 128 Wood at
Black Diamond Steel Works,
Best Quality of Refined Cast Steel,
Square, Flat and Octagon, of all sizes.
Warranted equal to any imported or manufao-
tured in this country.
149 At, 151 First and IXO &1:42 Second
febl64o I'ITTSBURUH. _
MANUFACTURING SITE FOR SALE,
r1:1111AT D'EglitABLE PIECE OF
11_ Via )1'1.1(T neat . I•l'Knight fr. Duncan's
Rolling Milt, lull n er trout of lour bun
(ll4sl ntrl to rut y-tt r (415 It.) and extending back
abort huntlreu feet (4110 It.)
my 3-I in FREI). L. 1101 SEN, IVY 4th et
w•in k lit'Sii. SEED BUCK W EAT,
00111 I:, Ws. Dried Apple.
' • (JIM i•uuli. Ear Cohn,
1300 gush. Oats.
;en IL tor Mille Flour.
In store end for sale by
PATT ERSON s A 111111oN
jels No. ti Wood ate
- -
10 i pIRK.I.Ns PRIME PR II RUT ,
lot bbll Potatoes,
100 u bush thits,
200 bias Family now,
I a store amt foe sale hy
1 ATTI-:FtS 4 . O N n ANIMON,
h,y3o No. C. Wood EL
NOVCT 42011"..M241.7323711.
/FOIE LA'jEST STYLES OF SILK
and cloth Mantillaii, SaCcinee, 4 ralinas,
ro sc. Also, Cloaking (Jloths or all shades,
Drees Hoods. Selling. cheap for
all and see, at H. S. /SIM'S,
•ati:idial kat street , tietween Pifthand Diamond.
jelti
100 TONS OLD HOOKS WIT
at
H
1.)34;11.0 rew ut ed, old uvwspapere
thit% that,has ouce Leen printing
paper, for which the highest price will he paid
at our Paper and Bag Warehouse, No. 33
PLIITHFIErdir , OTREET.
- P. 'MARKLE & CO.
TO BLAST-FURNACES ,
WROUGHT IRON TWYERS,
Fox eale by
A. PURVES k SON
my.s-1m - South and Penn, Philadelphia.
DrarinitE , PH• & .$071 , s GARDEN
. seed., Onion Setts, liueliexp
Chili Pietta BMW anitS4v ebd- rotate , e l 4`re•
eked es94,for sale thy,- c
aim No., 127 IsThertiitzett! Pittsburgh.
(INAE.A.T.i)
$ :t 5 , 0 0 .
FOR SALE
1,589 57
180 90
'.2 . 2,81/9 27-4190,681 67
TRUSTEES:
ISAAC JONES, President,
PITTSBURCIH, PA
PARK, BROTHER & .CO.,
orYlert AND WAREHOUSE,
MM=li=l
wAiN 37 FIE).
THE POST---PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 1564.
t 41114 ll 05 °
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Ohio - 'Defogiteti to the Chicago
Convention.
c The followiagnre the Delegates; from
1)111¢ toithe.Ath L.o:Dhietigo-r-Con :
vention, so far as they have been arr.
• • titEcIAPEF , AT LARGE.
WM ALLEN, ALLEN G. THUIWAN,
G. 11, PENDLETOT, R. P. RANNEV,
DISTRICT DET.EGANES.
Est dtr+-Not elected-yet.
`2il " " "
3d " C L Vallandighant, of
14ntgoruery County; •
Christ Hughes, But . er
4th " Not elected yet.
sth George M. Baxter, Al
len;
C. W. Cnivan, Augl
size.
fth" Chilton A. White,
Brown;
.1. AL. Trltribic, High
7th " Samuel S. Cox, Prank
S. Medary,
t4tii .• John Y. Wessner, Rich
Peyton herd Marion.
inh " Charles Powers, San
A. lit. Jackson, Craw
ford.
Not elected yet..
10th '
11th " David C. Vance, Adams;
Wm. Newman, Scioto.
121 h" E. B. Eshelman, Ross;
E. B. Olds, Fairffeld.
13th " George W. Morgan,
Knox;
Charles Enßet, Lick.
ing.
14th ••
11;th •' D. W. Stambaugh,
Tusenrawas;
J. H. Collins, Belmont.
I:th " A. McGregor, Stark;
J. 11. Wallace, ('alum
Marta.
" Not elected yet.
19th " Michael Bwilt,Portege
S. AV. Gilson, Mahon
ing.
ELECTORS . 4 .T LA
CFIAR. EhIEMET.IN, of . Hanlol.On '0
Trios. W. BARTLEY,
DIST RICT ELECT() It ,
:Iti IM-triet--1 W. Gilmore, Prelde.
" C. N. LainiEion,. Allen.
itli 11'in. ii. Creighton,
Kth Jason A. Pitelie,
The Beggar Boy and Flowers
The hallowing story, the origin of which
we (.5011(11 trace, beautilnlly illustrates
thy power ot . kindness. 'Go away from
here, you old beggar boy! You've no
right to he looking :it our (lowers,' shout -
ed a little fellow from the garden where
he was standing. The poor boy, who
was pale, dirty and ragged, was leaning
against the fence, admiring the splendid
show of roses and tulips within. His
face reddened with anger at the rude lan
guage, and lie Was about Io answer defi
antly, when a little girl sprang out front
an arbor near, and looking at both, said
to her brother, , Ilow could you speak so,
Herbert! sure his looking at the
flowers don't hurt us.' And then to
sooth the wounded feelings ot the stran
ger, she added: 'Little boy, I'll pick
you some flowers if yon will wait a mo
ment,' and she immediately gathered a
briquet and handed it through the fence.
His face brightened with :. , urprise and
pleasure and he earnestly thanked her.
Twelve years after this occurrence the
girl bad grown to be a woman. one
bright afternoon she was walking with
her husband in the garden, when she
observed a young man in woikman's
dress leaning over the fence, looking at.
tentively at her and the flowers. Turn
ing to her husband she said: 'lt doe.-
me good to see the people admiring the
garden, and approaching hint, she said,
'A.re you fond of flowers, sir? it will
give me great pleasure to gather you
s,une."fhe young worktnan looked a
moment in her face, and then said in a
voice tremulous with feeling: "Pwelt e
years ago I stood here a ragged beggar
buy, and yOu showed me the same kind
ness. The bright tinwers and your
pleasant words made a new boy of me:
aye, and they made a Mall ~F the too.
Your face, madam, has been a light to
me, in many dark hours of life, and
now, thank God, tholmh that boy is
still au humble, hard-working man, he
is an honest and a grateful one.' feats
stood in the eyes of the lady, as turning
to her husband she said: •(lod put it into
my young heart to do that little set 01
kindness, and see what a great reward
it has brought.'
—a...-
The Crop Prospect
The crop reports, frolli tlic sal inns
parts of the country continue highly fa
vorable to titan supply. In Central and
Southern Missouri the wheat will lie a
full crop, though a few months ago it
was thought to be winter killed. In
Michigan wheat. has improved so much
under the fine growing weather that it
looks tiny uer cent, better, and an aver
age crop is promised in one-half the.
State, in the other half the report is not
so good. Minnesota sends a good report
and a large erne is anticipated. In par.
Lions of New York the yield will be
equal to last year, but no more. In Illi
nois the wheat was never better in some
Darts of the State. In numm an a\ ci age
crop. Corn has suffered somewhat from
cool weal her,• but the prospect is by no
means unfavorable. Same of the plant
ing was done late ill the season, hut late
corn frequently (loos as well as the earli
er plantings. An lingually large amount
has been put in, and if, with the scarcity
of labor, it eau receive proper attention,
a large crop may he expected. Grass
will undoubtedlym give a heavy; yield,
though the grass is said to be ranker
th in usual. Altogether the prospect is
favorable to a fair supply, and we should
not have scarcity to help t o ra i se the
paesent high prices. With an abundant
supply of vegetable food, the consump
tion of meats, now placed, by its high
price, beyond the reach of a very large
pillion of the population, can be dis
pensed with and cause but little incon
venience. It Only requircs a little more.
skill in preparing it for the taidc to make
it. Equally acceptable. •
C 03/FOR T ARL
DWELLING FOR SALES
• ,
A well canished two BURT hollae, With tillOk
building,. istelypittnt:el*Meand but, toad fresh-
ly papered;With noirblb tntintles t gas, and WA-
ter ; on a lot 24 by 322 feet, haa. h 9 °Owen
street; Fattshuro,lB now ,41reFeti Ipr say/Alen.
The neighbo is a - plea/144,0ne, apd ilia;
location good, being within One' minutes . ' wall( 1
of the Passenger Railway on` Fences, Avenue. 1
Aptly to - ..P.• 8. 13R-YarN, 1
_ , BrolgetA. Tnsyrao , ,:. -.4 1 ', - ::.-
•je24 . ' air' 'Fourth at ' EU04 4 X , 1u31. '
. • ._
',NOTE,STOCKe DRAFT,. BOND AND - MORTGAGE,
DEAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE BRUNER. • "
Office In Tunes! uver,',quternAl Rev
enue rooms'," lfetween - Sl:g St And •Slechaniee
Bunks , Dial. 61 FOURTH STRIF.E'V,
iq'rf.SRITRGH.
' '
Thomas .1. Kenney,
Ashland;
J. A. Estill, Holmes.
.1. H. Morris, Monroe;
M. D. Vonett, Wash
ton.
E. S. Stowe, Eriv.
lootc, Vinton.
C. 11. nliti-on,
Neil H. Pnwur,
Wayne.
th die] A. Cur, Able
C 1•1
Atun, Commtd
Lula.
MMEM
qTopmnoxElls.4 F
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H. CASIDA.I",-
PAPER MANUFACTURERS
S. B. & C. P. 'MARK E,
lianufacturava and beileTs in
13 0 41.3 , ,LETTER,
And all 'kinds of Wrapping Paper,
Sieve Ete . moved
PROM NO. 27 WOOD STREET, TO
No. 33 Smithfield Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Flash paid for RAGS. spa
LAMPS ; OIL, &C.
LUCENT OEL. WORIrS.
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
'MANUFACTURERS OW
PURE WHITE REPINED
.41. 11. 3E3 CP INT CO XMa
Office, 401 LIB - EATS' STREET,
myS-6md PITTSBURGH, PA.
HOUSE CARPENTERS.
OITATIS C. STEINMETZ,
GEwR.A.I.
House Carpenter and Jobber,
SHOP, VIRGIN ALLEY,
Between Wood and Liberty atteets.
PITTSTITTIIGH, PA.
siir-Ordere solicited and promptly attended to,
ALDERMEN.
-FRANK KELLY,
Alderman and Attorney at Law,
NO. 81 FIFTH STREET.
ArzarCollection of accounts and all legal,bual
nese promptly attended to. sel-lyd
LOAN OFFICES.
LOAN OTPIPICE,
HENRY W. CIMIOTTE,
NO. 100 SMITHFIELD ST.,
Near the corner of 6th, PITTSBURGH.
I‘,IGNEV 1N LARGE AND SMALL
IVA (instal tier loaned un Wild and Silver, Dia
monde, Jewelry, (told and Silver Watches, and
all kinds ot valuable articles, for any length of
time agreed on. The geode cannot be delivered
without the Tic Let.
Aled•Othee Home from 7 A. H. to In P.
yea()
ENGINE BUILDERS
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
Iron VounderA,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
NHAR THR
etaa/Ult. R. R., passenger Station,
PITT:U:I'IMR, l'A.
MANDFAC'rI'REIt ALL KINDS OF
Littnea, ranging from three to one
laindred and tilfy horse power . , and suited for
4 ilistlla, Saw bulls, Blaat k.,rnacea, Facto-
I Ica, OZ.
lire ',articular attention to the construction
ot Engua•a and Machinery for gnat mills, and for
uprights, inulay and circular oats 1111 lie.
iinVe 14180 on ham!, ttnielierl smt ready for ship
ment at short notice. imgiuea awl Boilers of
every desciiption.
Aleo,turnialt Buiters,and Sheet iron separately,
Wrought Iron Shattina, Hanger, and Puthea to
every variety, and continue the manufacture of
Wooleu ..qacumery and Mauhine Carle.
ettu r prices are lots, our 1149411:tell' manutactur
id of the beet quality of materials, and Warranted
u alt oases to give satiel action.
*Orders from all parte of the country solici
ted and promptly tilled. te2laltatv
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C
Piano Covers,
Fine Embroidered Cloth,
Embossed Cloth,
MIME
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
.duet received at the New Carpet Store of
M'Farland, Collins & Co.
mhl
Venetian Blind Trimmings,
An entirely new and complete acaortruent
_Pict received at the
NFM' S'FOILF:
M'FARLAND, COLLINS & CO
mho
TAILORS.
DAUB & CA.PPIIEL,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
ISS SMITHFIELD STREET,
WE DAVE JUST RECEIVED A
large nut well selected stock or
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
ConsisHug of
Cloths, Casalnterco, ♦'estlugs, tc
Alan, a large stock of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Including Lockwood's Cloth Lined PAPER
tI,OR S, N D !I: TIES And ererethlug usually
kept It rot-clxss Fu rnishins to res. t trders
in um pt ty executed.
PORK PACKERS
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
(Successors to Tae. Holmes &
I'U L It PACK Flt ,
Dealer In Bacon, Lard, Sugar-Cured Hama o
Smoked Beel, &c.
CORNER 11.1AHRET AND FIRST STS.,
PITTSBURGH, PA
decii-ly 1
OYSTERS, GAME &C.
A.MF_.'S Pti•JLA.UOI-1 - I,IN
DEALER
OYSTERS, BUTTER, GAME,
POULTRY AND EGGS,
3EIO I ,113117.1111 - 9,7 Serl3l74.."Enr,
del-dtf SlOt4T stairn.
WALL PAPER, &C
WALL PAPERS, OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, FANCY (loops
Wall Papers horn Sc to +3 per roll; Window
Shades from 10c to +5; nil Cloths from l'oe. to
+l.lO per }writ ; Fancy Cloo.l in all VArleties, at
the
New Wall Paper & Fancy Goods House
of FOF.RSTER m SCHWARZ,
febl3 164 Smithfield street
Counterfeits! I Counterfeits I!
LOUR OUT !! LOOK OUT !I t
Hum bugera are About!!!
UENUINE PEBBLE:
Russian. -fiFeeGk. Spectacles
IMPORTANT
'Y.. —
NOTICE.
OT I R NltifiT.—Having opened my new
Rlace of business, and have received direct from
ussia, a tine and mast brilliant genuine Dia-
wood Rusnian Pebble tlpectacie.e, warranted to I
preserve. strengthen and improve the sight. '
Purchasers are untitled to Speetnelees tree 01
(Art rge if the first should fail. Ala., I melt sal
one ol the ilneat stocks ever brought to ibis city
of Yhilnaophlesl Mathematical aid eiirtleal ln
,lnimeute, whlcct / will sell to suit the times,
and respectfully Invite all in want 01 tlreurticle,
.1. DIAMOND, Practical trirriciao.
Look out for No. ay 51, 51 Fifth Street.
ap-1
D RJLED FRUIT—
-
tro bush Dried Peaches, halves,
25 " Apples,
just received:arul for sale by
i.srpzE.R & ARMSTRONG,
Je7 • . corner of Market and First sts
IFLOUIL 18AR,am.9.-400 F L 01: R
barrels * , eelved and tor sale b
.
.jeld 2: some, Mame "
101100 TS, SHOES AND GAITERS AN'
JIDIS Eastern prices, at WIRLARD'S,
98 Markitt at
ETuccisi - s.l
aotgr- 1 ix,m,rlEEK,
, ; tt 4111 PCM I S g P l i TO
n s ib.4tintarirci.
3L3 11, 13 Gr Gr 1 S T,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dilar4
In Foreign and Domestic Drug - a, Medicinis,:
Paints, 01Is, Dye-Stutia and Pertumeryi
NO. 77 FEDERAL STREET,
nay27,4id, , . nLLE&H E2vr CITY, PA.
STEAMBOAT FORGING, &C.
ANDIVIPW KLOMAN THOMAS N. at I dere,
HONKY PHIPPS, Je.., • Special Partner.
tieneral Partners.
IRON CITY FORGE, • ,
KLOMAN PIIIPPS,
•NrNTA WARD, PITTSBURGH.
MaaaLANUPACTITRE BAR IRON, OEN
eral Railway and Steamboat Forginga,
eager, Freight and Locomotive Axles, eta.
watt
GAS PLUMBERS & FITTERS
AD I 3 S." ENYENB ,
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS
NO. 185 WOOD STREET,
Opposite First Church, Pittsburgh, and.
NO. 41 01110 STREET, ALLEGIIENE
WHAM THE MAYOB2I3 -0771011
PUMPS, HYDRANTS, SHEET LEAD,
Lead Pipe, Pig and Bar Lead, and Plumb
er's Material in general. Oil Refineries fitted up
In the moat approved manner. Tanks lined tvith
Lead or Copper. Rouses fitted with Watet, and
Gas Fixtures.
*ITN. B.—All orders promptiy attended ti).
spa-lyd
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
JEW EERY.
rum: SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JITST
1 opened a very large and clearable atoole of
FINE GOLD JEWELRY, -
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
For Ladies' and Gentlemene' wear ; fine
Bronze ulnas, Fancy Goode,
WARE,
Such as Cartore, Care and Fruit - ,Baak4ts,
(Jobleta, Card eliZetl, Tea Sett; eta.
REIN EMAN, MEYRAN 8c SMOLA
de2o 42 Fifth street.
BREWERS AND MALSTERS.
- - -
SPENCER
& M'KAY,
BREWERS & NI A LSTERS,
PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY;
virE ILAV Al.ivAIN ON 11AND A
,superior article of
Ale, Porter and Brown Rota,
And will continue to makeit our aim to give
sattsfactiou to all id our customers. Air. Xiobt.
Watsod id Liberty street, will have the maStage
r•t out bubinesu, with full control in the Brewery.
Address all orders to SPEN(A...Iii at.
Pheunix Brewery, Pittsburgh P.
.IU. SPENCER.,
i3uttevtield Lip Co.,
Ministers and Flop Dealers,
WATER STREET,
Sd cl-Ipt
IRON WORKS.
ORWBY IRON WORiia,
I ;ti o harton brothera & Co.,
A RE PRIM, PREPARED TO RE
ceive or,terz Prom the trade tur all airei of
CI - aide, Hoop, Stake, Baud &HorseShoglron
OF THE BEsr QUALITY
Pittehargh, JAII. 19t3
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Lazetta-,
AT T 0 RN E YS-AT-LAW,
Victoria,
NO. 103 FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA
Collections and other legal business attended
to in Allegheny, Washington, (Ireene, and ad
joining counties. jan•2s.2tnd
HOUSEFURNISHING.
•. - -
UPHOLSTERY.
No. 85 Fourth Street, Near Wood.
riIHE SUBSCRIBERS MANUFA
PURE and keep constantly on hand every
article in their line, viz: Cornices, ornaments,
Curtain Goods Comforts, keather Beds,f , Mat
tresses of all kinds; also, the celebrated Patent
Spring Beds. All kinds of Shades, Blinds and
Fixtures.
Sir-Prompt attention given to all onders for fit
ting and lay ing down Carpets, Oil Cloths,
octl7-Iyd ROBERTS it. ROENICIC.
CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD.
TIIARVIN'
SUPERIOR CRACKERS,
64 Fourth street
LIME MANUFACTURERS.
To Builders and Contractors.
wE ARE NOW MANUPACTU R IAr
a eupertor article of
LIME.
Which we are prepared to deliver from our
C OAT: YARD, 509 LIBERTY STREET.
BEST QUALITY 09
ixx. csoB
Always on hand as usual.
myl9 DICKSON, STEWART &DO.
PLANING MILLS
ifAMES MILLINGAR, MONONOfIIE
LA PLANING MILL, would respecitfully
h
inform the public that he as rebuilt singe the
tire, and having enlarged his establishment, and
tilted It mri lb the newest and must approved ms
chinery,i3 now prepared to furnish floori4g and
planing )31115, scroll sawing and re-sawing,
doors, each and shutters, kiln dried !tamer.,
mouldings, box making, &c.
SOUTH PITTHHUROH, Sept. 7, 1857. ja2o
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
Under Care of the Franciscan Brothers.
LUIS nisTiTtiTlON,surtiAmEt) it
cAlut,ll,. County Pennsylyanta,
about four wiles from Cresson Station, on the
direct route bi [aeon Philadelphia rind Pittsburgh ,
was chartered in 1N59, u ith privileges to comer !
the usual Uoilegiate Honors and Degrees. The
location of the College is one of the most nealthy
to Pennsylvania—this portion of the Alltheny
mountains beim; proverbial for its pure water,
bracing air, and picturesque scenery.
_
The tichulsetic year commences on the FIRST
MONDAY after the 15th of A Util'ST, and ends
about the 28th of JUNE following. It is divided
into two Sessions. Studenbilibpinot return home
between the Sessions. All ttm'Apparattis noses
sary to Land Surveying, Dreering, &e,,will be furnished by the nstitution to the
:3tudents.
Instruments d Vocal Music fermi no extra
charge. Students will be admitted from! eight
years to the age of manhood.
T.E.8.D13-I.loard and I uitton, payable half Yearly
in advanee I 70.
Surveying and use of instruments, per an
num , • 20
illogical xml IM:odern Languages, extra.:.. 10
Studentespending Vacationat thellollege.. 20
Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. BilhOp
Domeneo. Rt. Rev. Mahn'. Wood, Ylillotle.t.plria;
Rev. I'. S. Reynolds, Lorretto ; Rev. 'Dr.( o : Hato,
Philadelphia , I leery 111 , 1.aughlln,
Yhlta
lelld,ia;ltet fierce Mahar, Itarrldmr.. ,
N. It —it hack :fled daily to idarrata train
ael Itec. E. A. ill ISL. Supe,tior.
•
LAMP cur:up - EY
ULEANER.—No more Chimneys &woken
in cleaning. It deem) a chimney .althoutiurash
ing and la the only article in the marltet that
clean) a chimney properly. For sale at the
principal Lamp storee, and at the Lamp egri
Store of
,
BUSII ML1.11114 Ofte.i
It" Just received and for sale by
FETZER &. ARATSTRONO. -
myB ; - Mailcdt-iutfl FRO sty
irAtotar.--M,IoBBLR. EXTRAVASIII.I"
Flour filet received and fo&sale by
FETZM , :tc ARMSTRONG,
jel.s corner Market end First ate;
WHEELING, VA
1.1.5-Bml
WELDOI A KELLY,
Agents for the ManuteetuFered
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
4 0 Em - Wwgio4v 4,
COMMWQR=inIU=
8014:1111t.EULP.
BOOMS,
PIG .METAL AND
:
NO. 74. WATER STI: bolo* Harnett
PITTSBITRGIR
R. F. EL-IatIWY",
(Late Cashier et the Merchants. Bank.,)
COMMESSIONMtIOIL4,ki,
NO. it SOUTH MAIN sTagiO.V,
ST. LOUIS, . r 4
PAP4ICULAR ATTENTION PAID
to alltng orders (or the purohftee of ~.
Cottem4 Hemp, Tobacco, n0t44.:
Baccai, tifird; ac., &c
Mynas To—Banka, Bankers, and Mercha
of St. Louie generally ; Sohn 1). Baldly, a
flaihiet; Pittsburgh. '
Orders and tonegnmente respectfnlly soils
and prOnipt return; made. lan2l-I.m
W. D. Pirranaoat • 411.4arA11111014
PAT/WM.BON & AMMON,
Comimission /Vf Orel:tap-to,
Flour kel Greta and Cteriend Produce Deal
' eri, No. 6 Wbod ot. Flttlieurgh,
, .
Wa take *allure in seferring , to the following
Pittabutkit Doane a Chess, Smyth &-Co., Zug &
Painter,tA. Bradleyi E. PAlMUndeon &
Davis,-.. P. Woodwell, Jas. & J.
w. SPetwer, C. IL Love &: Co., R. Jaolnfc. Co
Jan29-tf
GROCERS.
P. RETTIER......H.J3. R1TT51R5.......J-8. SIMMER
Late at Miller & Iticketaoa's,
REIMER. 8r BROTTUKELS,
1/3.leoeseors, tp Replier & 4.nilerseatj"
wilotatrlarm Try.a.raraa
Foreign. Fruits, Nuts, Confectionary,
!Sugars, Fire Woriser
NOS: 128 AND 128 WOOD liftlET.
PITTSBURGH.
wr:courAsa cA.urn B F . co.,
WHOT.FAALE GBACERS,
ATM INPORTE.RB OH , E
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &C.
Distillers and Dealers to
Fine Old lionongaheln Rye Whisky,
327 LIBERTY '
no7-iyd P1TT*131431,13, PA
. 37 17 1%1 3T -sr,
GROCER,
NO. 4 1.) A. PI N 1),
PITTSBURGH, PA
my22-Iydar.w
BRASS FOUNDERS
Duquesne Brass Works.
I=l
Cadman Sr- Crays - 11)rd,
Manufacture and keep constantly on nand every
variety of
FINISHED.BRASS - WORK.
BRASS OASTINUS of superior smooth.
nese made to order
S 'I`kiIAMBOAT %V Ott K AND It IPA
iug promptly attended to. Also,
sole agents
lot V, estern Pennsylvania, for the sale of
ST Ptilgi PUMP, with bandsell'u
improvement attaahal. • feblu
J. & M. M'STEEN,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
ALL Ellip., VY"
BRASS AND IRUN COCKS MADE TU ORDER,
Also, Brass Castings of all Kinds,
➢lade at the shortest notice.
Particular attention paid to fitting up and re
pairing of
316. 3-I Water Street, near Liberty.
f krillE MEMBERS OF THIS FIRM BE:=
tog practical mechanics , ul maay years' ex
penance to the business witi ensure to give sat
isfaction in every respect. We are also agents
for Guild, Garrison Et. Co.'s, seam Pumps Ida
water and oil. seb-lyd
• - - • - -
STEEL WORKS.
JoNIII6..JOIIN L. BOTD.. WM. M'CUf T.01:10H.
Pittshrgli Steel W-Ork's,
11301 C /3 Zsc, CO.,
KAHL" FACTO RERs OP
Cast Stetalso, Spring, Plow and A.. 13
Steel Spriitgs mutt Axles,
•
Corner of "Was and First Streets,
. PA.
GLASS WORKS
W. OITNNINGHAM—D. CIINNINGHAM—D. ILIMsEN
F. CUNNINGHAM P—c. DUNCAN.
. .
NNINGIEINMS dr. O.O.—PIT TS
.) BURUH. CITY! LASS WORKS—Ware.
house 119 Water street, and 15 irat street,
Pittsburgh, _Pa., threw doors below they Monon
gahela Holum; minufacturers.ot Pittsbdrgh City
Window Wass, Druggists' Ulass W are and Ame
rican Convex Mass, tOr Parlor Windows, Church
e,, and public buildings. apt
WINES, LIQUORS, &C
E. P. MIDDLETON,
IMP,ORTER OF
WINES, BR ANDES, &C.,
Also, sole proprietor of the
OLD Wirk.A.T
t
No. 5 North Front St.,
mhl4-13n1 ; WA, A.A.._
Importer andiwholeßale dealer in
FOREIGN WINES AND tIOUORS,
160 SMITHfiIIE , LI3 STREEIT,
Three iloOrs abOve 6th at.
TACOS KELLER WOULD - INVI'I
luirticular attention to hie stock of tierman
Wines and Freachilrandies,. which haa been se
lected and import e 4 by himself. l'amilles and
Churches could depend on obtaining at his es
tablishment the best and purest of Wines. rine
Liquors of all kinds,lequal to any in'the city, al
ways on band. Also, PureUhl lye Whisky and
the best Rectilted Milnongahein. 0r.30.
HENRY W. BEAUMONT & CO.,
DEKLEas
Foreign Brandies, Wines and Gins.
et.Bo,
Lilankki'D', Raspberry Wild (Merry, and Ulu
gerillrndles, Old! Atonongahela, 'Rye, and
t her Whiskies, Jamaica Hum, he.,
NO. 133 I..0113F:!:11:1'1.7
Opposite Fourth.street, .
PITTSBURGH, PA. •
.o&•Hotein, Taverns and Fatuities aupplted
moderate profits tor. {: ash. my 21-1 yd
H. .pArtus . ,
I
PHOTOGR,A.PHIC ARTIST,
46 and 48 ;St. eiCtil . Street,
PITiSBITROH. '
ATER COLORw
Lite Size Photographs In Chayotictiil,
India Ink, etc. Phetographs with Landscape
and Fancy Backgrtoinde. -Ivory types. Photo
grapla Albums, Chit Prunes, and k fincy Articles
adapted to the Photokrapte tatinesa. ray2l
— S .S. S 14 IC AN ,
NOTAIIy AFL 111.1.C'•
69 PIatYRTEf STlft.E•kl" ••• •
4a-office hours from 9V:m. to 5 p.AI.
my2B
J. F. .. .. .. .... .T. S. FIATDEN
DAY SI, lllel DEN,
Successors io J. F. Lay dr. Co.
M U PACT REES, impot tars and Lea)
Alt dea in Saddle 6, Cdach and Trunk, 'Hard
ware and Carriagejrrinuninga. No. hS Wood
farce, Sign of the Golden Stirrup, Pittaburgh.
SIEGE OIL VICKSBURG.. • •
ToitlAt. tivAL4 -'
PAPAS ;
reaenung this . mono kie,ge; forzeile by
W. P. MARSHALL,
my2Et . • -Si Wood it. •
TOBAC63 —
3 /Aida Leaf Tobago°,
S bees
• •
In store andlorialei by. I •
EfIEV-ts itiISTRONCi,""
11 1 Y 30 lieritet awl Bret
BANK ; .AND BANKERS.
NATIONALVH
Havingbrgaidzed under the NationtaPn. okay
Ant, Is now prebared to do e
PoP 4 wirtittlitegmAdolcotr Pr'ne'rhs'
noriaxo. .-ticiazo t
And collecilonsWn In evprsr teenesitide
piuttnt the country.
()Mee for the jpnese4 : Lunttl the - completion of
the New Banking - Souse, cornet of,Worril street
and Virgin all & B
the ankinrriobrei of the
- . .—......._ .._
- -- - •
DIIII.E SA INIAS , INSTILTUTIO*
i. .. - 1 . • ; , r e - -:- ~
Ta464-12.crots1111.tlitte;la mat.,
' airponone.
- •
i
Wm. E. Schmertz, l
A. ki. 2,00•Ue,,_ ..
A.'S. Bell, , ' Alen . Holstel,
S. H. Hartman, Henry Ger - Prig,
L. Morganetern, B. Gee.
ADA RtabrE M 4 W,_Preirt.
R. O. Son'arenTz, Udall. pro.tem.. _ ellble2md
110.1411 RS & SOBS, B A NIUE RS
ONa, and ..Ettchange Brokers and , Deales
Draftee; 'Acceptances,- GotiL , BOver and
Bank; • Antes., ikatchange on the •Eastein and
Weitern klitleeleonstantly for sale.
Collections made In all the cities - throughout
the United Statgo. Deposits receirotitintenriunds
or current pape r No. Market street, between
Third sattEriqiintreets.
crojAr-C5.!.07-E7
DEMAND. NOTES,
Oertifleatii - ot Indebtepeak Qiiart.ermas.
tare Uertifkrat",
•
7 3-10 paykda and Ccrapon4
and all outer government neenritlei, lx4bt by
W. H. WILLIAMS &.:144.
• Wood street, corner oprplrd.
mh6Ximd
•
DOLLAR SAVINGS.,BAIX
65 FOURTH S TREkr. • '
pii4b;
(IP/1N DAILV w FROM 0 ToOplispecK,
115 alio, on Wednesday and Saturday
Loin alayiat tq November ustitrOm 7164 . 431c10ck
and frOiti November let to Iday 4,rt, paisilto 8
o'clock. • •
Depoldta rece4ved of all atone notiepsi - Orta
Dottart, and a dividend of the Trout.. tred
twice a year In June and December: 1-Inteiesta
has been cloplereditemi-annually, in inns endDe
cern bee since thlt.liank wee organizedi atthitirete
of Nit peioent.A year.
Interest, if not drawn out, is placed 40. the
credit of the depositor as principal, and bena..-it the
tarne,intereat from,the first days of Juno Mid De.
cembet, ,ednaiioni n ting t wilco . a yeari without
troubling - the dapnaitor to call or even tovoeent
hie paea . boolc. Atthiaiate money will double In
lees train - twelveVenni
Books contapting_the Uharter, Ry-Lawa, Rules
and ItegulationB;furnished gratis, on application
to the ottlee. •
• i PRESIDENT.
11 - EORtiE ALBREE;
17 MR P az.,l DEA TB.
James McAuley, James B. D..M'eedai
John H..Shomiberger, Wm. Dougbigi
James iderlmen,
.aach s l. bitie, Pennock, .
.
Peter A. Madeira, tines
Wm. J. Anderson. John B. Iti.Tadde.n.....,
A. M. Pollock,./d. D, .Toturu. Backnten,, -
, ~ TRUSTEES. .•
Calvin,Admma, 1 Henry J. Lynch,.
John C. Etindleg, . John illarahal,
George,Black,, -. Walter P. Itlatslud,
Hill Burgwin i j John (rrr
AlonzoA. (larder, ' Robert Rbbb, -
Uharles.A.. Coltdn. Henry L. "Rhagnialf, -
J ohn Evans, ! V, in. E. Schmerti, .
Benj. L. Pahneidock, Alexander Spear
John .1. Gillespie, Alexander Tinae..,
Wm. S. Haven, 4 - Wm. V atiltlrk, •
Peter H. Hunkne, Isaac 4 . Vlattler,
Richard Hays, I WM. P. Weyrnsn,
Jainea D. Kelly.' Christian Yeager.
SECRETARY AND TREASURRE.
CHARLES A. COLTON:
...Y. B. c.P.AWPOED.
PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
J. FLODILiIi i 110.613
IVIA.GI43JE Sr. RICKS,
Apnrtere and demlera to
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETTS.
Veet in gs; Tailors' Trimmings,
NCI. 255 5.L.4-11-' sorway.-r,
0c29-tr PIq..X.ADELPH lA.
WM. BRICE & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 15 South Water at.,
PHILADELPHIA.
advunaoe made ou emaignmeets
when required.
GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer and
WHOLESALE 'AND RETAIL DEALER
In every deacriptlon of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
610 CHESTNUT STRRET,
myl-iyd PHILILDELPH/A.
C. A. VAN KIRK & 00.;
GAS FIII'VRES AND CHANDELIERS,
PARAGON COAL OIL BURNERS,
Hand Lamps, Columns, &o.
EIdLEBROOMB,
No. 517 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Manufactaiy, Frankfort!, Phila.
WAll goodti ivarianted. jy2-Iyd
C. ISA-BMW BRIAN,
WITH •
LONGCQPE & PEARCE
MaOufacturers and Importer* of
KENS' FIIINISIIING GOODS,
AND TAILORS TRLITMINGS,
No 10 South Fourth Street, '
myl-lyd „ PHILAt/ELPHIEL
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS,' &C
sugLic7"..a.. 40,-!E .IEX O Icr satiElv
NO. 300 LIOERTY STREET,
Next to Pennsylyania Passenger Depot,
JOHN SAVAGE, PROPRIETOR.
AVINti TAKEN AND FITTED VP,
la with all the modern improvement, this pop
ulxr t, the subdcribet is prepared to amok.
mutate his old custotners And the public genes
ally, with the best the market afrords. Oysters
wild be served up in every variety of style during
the' reason. His Wines, Liquors and Ales he
feels confident In recommending them to the pub
lic lot their excellence. - .
Oen, Bucket and Bhell Oysters received daily,
and sold wholesale and retail. my2O-lyd
OUR ur. Co IJ ,
NO. 22 DIAMONIS ALLEYr
PrItSBUREFIL
rirting SUBSCILIBER ANNOILYitt•Eig
1 to the public that he is in daily receipt of
FRESH SlikILL and CAN OYSTERS, GAME,
&c., and is prepared Ito accommodate the paktum
at thie old-and weq known house with every.,
thing In the eating and drinking line at the ehort: -
est notice. JOHN rikIALER, -
jann-lytl Proprietim_
YOUNG'S EATING SALOON, •
Corner of Virgin Alley and Stnlth.: .
field Streets, • • '
Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies °Utile
aeaeuu will he served up in the must palatable
atyles. ELI YOUNG, .
ocl4 mime'. Virgin Alley and Smithfield
POLLOTIAL r, BILLIAADSALOON,,
Alk, CHARLES GARDNER would remind his
old friends and. customers, that he is Mill to 'too
toured at hie old stand, APOLLO BALL. en•
trance on 'Fourth street. He has always on hand
the beet quality of Lager Beer, and in connection
with the hall, a well appointed billiard saloon,
with good tables, halls and cues.
Remember the plape, Apollo Hall, Fourth at.
near Wood, entrance ltromi'ourtli. tylOgy
vi-y , •
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