• ANCEMENTS.
TB,
--
Lessee and Manger W. liartnartaorr.
Treasurer El. OirSIIMIGTON.
Benefit of RARE LEWIS,_ who will appear
, In his Original:Oar ter of LAILAMMED. - The
Pittsbdrghlavoritii DENDERSON has
voL:nteered and ylit t appeariti.three characters.
MISS' LIZZIE L GRANGE also appears.
TILLS.EVENINGI will be performed
ERENOR'SPY,•or the FALL OF ALM - Mk s,
Ettle.Renderson...,c.,, in three characters
Mohammed , Harry Lewis
mberine dance. ... M les Lizate La Gran¢e.
- T.d - conclide Wi th •
COLLEEN B A WIC,ERIN GO BRA 011,or THE
_. BRIDES GARR YOWEN.
O'Donner, the Colleen Bairn-IAR° rdarden
'Annie Chute, the Colleen Burah ...Kate Ryner
Wednesday evening
bepetit or Kate Rynor,
CONe E R T It AL L.
EVENING CONCERT
CLASSICAL MATINEE,
EARL •WOLFSOHN,
With the valuable assistance of .
WILE . FREDERICI,
Prima Donna and
HERR FRANZ HIMMER,
Favorlto Tedor,
Of the Gorman Opera Company reoently so
eneeeasttil la tho Atlantic elites, will give a
GRAND C CYNC]allitan
Cif Instrumental and Vocal Mule,
ON FRIDAY EVENING-, JULY L 1864,
OLOSSIOAL MATMEE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, July
2csrl; at 3 o'clock.
Tioket ea - Milting one to the Concert alone $1 00
Ticket admitting one to the Matinee
alone 100
Ticket admitting pee t o the Concert and
.Matinee 1 50
The sale of reserved seats, without extra
charge will commence on Wednesday Morning,
June 20th, at 9 o'clock, at the Music Stores of
/Messrs Maher and Mellor, Tiokets can also be
had at the door. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Con
cert commences at 8. Matinee commences at 3,
'doors open at 2. Programmes [ or Concert and
. Tdatinee,(entirely different and distinct,) may be
"itnind at the Music Stores. Je27
12 LIVING
'efa
WILD WOMAN
-"
- X3l beon e, hibitton on corner of Union Ar.
~ytri¢ Ohio
Allegheny city JUNE
NINON, 2nd an t k4t.b. • SSPA.' 94
JOS.' fit Manager.
RAILROADS
1c64 = 1864.
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
NINE DAILY TRAINS.
ONSTANT ADDITIONS ARE BE
qt./ Lug made to the equipment of this excellent
double track and express route, and every possi
ble ears will be exercised for the comfort of pas
sengete and rapid movement of freight. Trains
will leave the depot in Pittsburgh as follows :
..T.H.ROUGH ACCOMMODATION daily, (ex
cept Sunday;) at 600 a. in., stopping at all sta.
Ilona between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
FAST MALL every Wonting, (except Sunday,)
at 3 00 a. in., stopping only at principal Stations,
and making direct connections at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Washington, and for Netv York
via Philadelphia.
THROUGH. EXPRESS daily, at 436 p.
stopping-only at principal Stations, making di
red connections at Harrisburg for Baltimore and
Washington, and foi New York via Philadelphia.
FAST LINE daily, (except Sunday,) at 8 46. p.
in., stopping only at principal Stations, connect
ing at Harrisburg for Baltimore and Washington,
and for New York via Allentown, without
York.
change of ears; also at Philadelphia for New
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRIAN
loaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 3 ill p. m., stop
ping at all Stations, and ll , Onirlg as far as Cone-
PINT AOCOMMODATION TRAIN for WalPs
Station,leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 630 a.m.
• SECOND ACOOMBIODATION TRAIN for
Wall's Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at
m
TRIED ACCOMMODATION TRAIN far
77a.11 , 1rStatIon leaves dilly, (except Sunday,) at
4 00p. m.
FOURTH ACOOMINIODATION TRAIN for
Walla Station lemma daily, (except Sunday,) at
Ep. in.
THE CHURCH TRAIN leaves Wall's Station,
every Sunday at fl 0b a. in.; returning !email
Fltydlurgh at 12 4d p. m.
RETURNING TRAINS
ABRIVE:111 PITTSBURGH AN FOLLOWS
Baltimore Express 12 30 p. rr.
Philadelphia Express t 00 p.
-Fag Line.. 00 a. in
Ugh r it nil Train 12 30 a. m
JoiallatoW3l.AooolTuuoSation 10 II a. ra
Ist Waills Station Accommodation.... 6 in a. m
.31 Wall'a Station. Accommodation-- 8 15 a. in
24 Wall's Station Accommodation 205 p. in
4th Wall's Station Accommodation.— 6 ob p. m
Baltimore Express will arrive with Philadelphia
Ert 100 p. in. on illondays.
TRAINS FOR BLAthsVILLE and 'RBI
ABA connect at Blairsville Intersection with
Through Accommodation, Johastown Acconanio
dation an 4 Expreaa Train East, and with Balti
more Express.and Johnstown Accoinmodation
Wed.
TRAINS FOR EBENSBURG connect at Crea
gan with I.7tprean Trains and Mail Train %Viet,
and with Through Aencutuilodatlon and Express
Train East.
:TO NEW YO SABER
PHILADELPHIA....
BALTIMORE
.LANOASTER.... ......
HARRISBURG ,
ALTOONA.
•
Baggage Meshed'to all Stations on the P.en.n
sylvania Itat ' and to Philadelphia, Balti
more and New York.
- - - .
Passengers purchasing tickets in can will be
thaat ed access according to distance trareled
addition to the Station rates, except from Sta
tions where the Company has no Agent.
O/n ease of loss, the Campany will
held themselves responsible for personal baggage
only, and for an amount not exceeding 'zoo.
N. 8.-An Omnibus Line has been employed to
convey Passengers and Baggage to and from the
Depot, at a charge not to exceed 26 cents for each
passenger and baggage.
At the P. R. R. Passenger J. STEWART, Agent,
Station, on Liberty
and Grant streets. 1342 i
464, r!-...1,.-17.,-=-7•1:171
THE PITTSBURGH,
FT, WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY,
AND
°loveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
817MTIER itIatANGEMENT
41" IN AND AFTER MAY 10th, 1864,
ljpl trains run as follows, vlz >—
Leave
.Pitteb'g. For°lll'go. For Olev.d. ForWheel'g.
Avian 1.00 a. m. 1.00 a. m. 1.00 a. M.
- 17 . 15r88 1.10 p. in. 1.10 p. m. 1.10 p. m.
.4
8.30 a. m. 8.10 a. m.
RETURNING.
Arrive Pittsburgh,
P., F.W. b. O. 8.'y..2.20 s. m., 8.20 p. m. , 1.00 p
in., 7.60 pp m.
O. &P. R. R... 2.10 a. m., 3.60 p. in., 8.06 p. m
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Lease Alleghou -
For Alltanoe. For N.B. ForN 0. For Steu'e.
.0.10 p. '9.16'8. m. 6.40 a. m.
12.00 m. 8,50 p. m. 8.60 p. m.
4.44)p. m.
6a50 p. in.
RETURNING.
Ar4TeAllegheay,
~P4r.-vr. at. C. R'y.7.20 a. m., 8.20 a. m., 2.34 p
m.,41.004.; m.
Q. & P 44, 8.80 a. m.
. • - GEO. PARKIN, Agent.
Union Passenger Station, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A. Q. OASSELBERRY, Agent,
Allegheny City.
1.3 F. IL BITERS, Gen. Ticket Agsint,
ith3burgh & Connellsville
'ollo.Mmirmar Armsamwentemt.
OTE6I - 9?r, 11 - riPleamv?Ptell,l. o .A rne .,."D ni
EOM and-Watir streets, u follows: -
Leaves Arrives at
Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh.
Mall to and f f :amU l town. ; 1 5 a. m. 1
30 00 p.
Ist; rt. Aixedn. 11 so 160 ::
2d 4 m.
_ . 1 6 16 A. 'ea. ft 05 p.
m.
IMPortPerry " 700 a. m. 830 a. sa.
Braddock's 416 p. in. 640 p. m.
Sundap,Chureh Train to,
mid fmm Vkeesport,l p. m. 10 006. 1 m.
ref to Gr, O. OIILTOIT,
, W. B. STOIJ7, Supt. /spa°
gis
8 .1 4 . 14 -r - APS Acl"s COAL Fanifaeci, ether with the improverneriti;
Intuater near, a Station, O. miles
West or ir
.IFrOenatitugh; and *Shin; 2X mites
P. R. E. Grade,. easy,Utle irOokigikgrloe low.
• -Z. IoASIDAY
bog*
mai Eatate Broker ,ar, No. 67 fourth it., is.
. _ • Jeig
steam from Queenstown and Liverpool,
TILE FIRST—CLASS POW.
erful Iron Steamships of the Cuss
' 4 . Ltne,
SIDON, KEDAR,
•
11,11CL'A. OLYMPUS,
I sail front Liverpool every alternate TUES.
1 , AY, from Queenstown every alternate
I WEDNES DAY, anti from New York every
alternate WEDNESDAY.
National Steam Navigation Company.
VIRGINIA, • -LOUISIANA,
ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA,
Will sail from Liverpool and Queenstown, as
above, (forming a weekly line,) and from New
ork every alternate SATURDAY. Steerage
Paaaage from Now York, i 45. Currency. To
New York,itsa (bold or equivalent fa Currency.
Passengers forwarded to Paris and all :German
ports at very low rates.
For Passage apply to WILLIAMS kOITION,
an Patton St., New York or
THOS. lIATTIGAN,I IATTIGAN, Agt,
No. LW Monongahela House, Water et.,
my9.6-Iyd Successor to Thos. Ratttgan.
Liverpool,New York and Philadelphia
(INMAN)
TO THL 1 . T.316.F...Je s
TILE N DER SIGNE D
-Pt- hal lug been appointed agent for
the above fine of Steamers vice
kir. John Thompson, declared,
tze business of the line here, will, hereafter
be carried ou at No. 60 Smithfield street, near
Fourth, where all applications should be made.
The Steamers of this line are among the most
agalficent afloat, and run direct between Liver
pool and Now York, sailing every week.
The undersigned is also agent for TAPSOOTT'S
celebrated Line of Sailing Vessels and 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 D. O'NEILL,
Foreign Emigration Agency, No. 66 Smithfield
street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Je
Passage from England and Ireland,
tt a , o o .
EUROPEAN AGENCY
THOMAS H. HATTIGAN,
..• EUROPEAN AGENT, No. 122
. - 05 . 4, Monongahela House, Pittsburgh,
Pa., is prepared to bring out or
bring ou or send back passengers from or to any
part of the old country, either by steam or sail
ing plackets.
SIGHT BONDS FOR SALE, payable in any
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Oincinnati Rail
road. Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line
of Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steam
ers sailing between New York, Liverpool, Glas
gow and Galway.
en6-lyd THOS. H. RATTAAN.
PLENDID OPPORTUNITY.—SIRS
JAMES M'DONNELD offers for sale the
good will and furniture of the most DESIRA
BLE OF TAVERN STAND:', on the Steuben
vine Pike, at Chartlors Creek, three miles dis
tant from the city. The House is one of the
best stands upon that road, and is a large and
commodious building, having eight rooms, and
has connected with it a large stable, an ice house
and a tavern stand disconnected from the main
building. Three acres of ground Fell cultivated
and planted with vegetables, &0., surround the
house. The house is known as Broadhead Poet
Office. Possession given Immediately and the
premises leased for any length of time. For
particulars apply to ROBERT INUf +RAW,
13rownlee's grocery No. Is Diamond, or on the
premises to Mrs. JILL M.'Donneld,
N. B. The good will of the stand may he pur
chased without the furniture. jet°
1 . - 1 1 A RAI PO
SALE.—I OFFER FOR
sale my farm in Ohio township, contain
ing r acres ; 6 miles from the Allegheny depot,
beautifully situate on the hank of the Ohio
river. The facilities for getting to and from the
ci:y are frequent, having a station thereon,
where the trnius of the W. & C. nut Cleve
land roads stop tour or tire times dally,with the
advantage of communication by the Allegheny
aid New Brighton turnpike. The plane is well
watered, and bllMlVldetl into eight ;mils, the
back part of one of the aubdivisions Is well
adapted for the cultivation of Crapes, having an
eastern and southern exposure. If not sold at
private sale ou or before the WO of July, I will
bell at public outcry, all or parts thereof, on
that day at 12 In. }or terms tsc , apply to
JOHN
Officu of Western Penitentiary.
Real Estate Savings Institution
GITATEMENT OF TILE CONDITION
or the rand; e inatltution, Saturday, April
30111, 1864
Amount or Deponitti $1‘41,3713 63
Amount interest due de
positors May let 3,674 08
Amount-Contingent Fund 6,628 96.4190,681 67
ASsIA'S.
First Liens on Real Eel' tes 99,3 M 67
1.; •S. 6-26 Sunda at par.. 65,400 Ou
U. S. Debt Uer. and Notes 15,400 ld
Aneruell intetnat not col.
lected
011iee Furniture
0441 ou hand
The undersigned Auditft Committee have
examted the hooka of the Institution, the
bonds and securities, and counted the cash, and
have found the above statement to be correct.'
H. CHILDS
N. VOECIHILY L _
W. B. COPELA.PM.
Pittsburgh, Ftlay 2d, 18,34.
46i-Deposits received DAILY and EVERY
SATURDAY EVENING. Interest paid at SIX
PER CENT. per annum.
TRUSTEES
ISAAC JONES, President,
Hon. Thos. M. Howe, Hon. J. K. 'Moorhead,
Wm. H. Smith, c. G. Hussey,
Win. h. Copeland, Jacob Painter,
Harvey Childs, Nicholas Voeght/y.
1012 80
10 60
10 00
. 880
7 66
360
Office, 63 Fo
A. A. CAR' I
m y7-di (bat w
FOREIGALFRUIS ,TNCTS,
200 boxes Oranges, prime,
100 •do Lemons,
100 (rails Iv ea Almonds,
10 bales Bor. Almonds,
60 bags Tarragona. Almonds,
60 do Sicily Almonds,
75 boxes Shelled Almonds,
-...,
30 bags English Walnuts
25 del' Bra - zit Nuts,
80 do Filberts,
200 do Pea Nuts,
5000 Cocoa Nuta,
In atoro and landing, and for vile by
REY.5a..01 & BROS.,
mho 128 and 128 Wood et
Black Diamond Steel Works
prrrsßunolt, PA.
PARK, BROTHER & CO
MANITVA6I:IIIEICS or
Best Quality of Refined Cast Steel,
Square, Flat and Octagon, of all sizes.
Warranted equal to any Imported or manilla*.
turgid in this Country.
OPHIOII AND WA_REHOMIR, '
149 & 151 First and 120 & 122 Second its,.
fobib-lyd PITTSBURGH.
MANUFACTURING S yik CE . , F , IR SALE,
rrIIIAT DESIRABLE PIECE OF
JIL PROPERTY near M'Knlght tr. Duncan's
Rolling Mill, havine a river front of four hun
dred and twenty five (426 ft.) and'extendlag back
about two hundred feet (200 ft.)
my6-Im PILED. L.I.I.I.MSEN
50 IIubbBIIIIs..DVLER BUCKWHEAT,
1000 bush. Ear Corn,
1600 bush. Oats,
100 bbla. Gar Mille Flour.
In store and far sal._by
PATTERSON &AMMON
10 FIRK E F
INs PRIMRESH RUT
ter,
100 bbls Potatoes,
bush Oats,
bbls Fatolly.Flour,
la store aad . for sale lay
PATTERSON & AMMON,
No. 0 Wood at.
zvcrvvr cotnamtv - itup.
MIKE LATEST STYLES OF SILK
and cloth Pam:Midas, Sacilues, Talmas, Cir
culars, rte. Also, Cloaking Cloths of all shades,
Shawls and Dress -01X4S. Selling cheap for
cash. Call and see, at IL J. LYNCH S,
96 market street, between Fifth/tad Diamond.
Jel6
WAIVi9aID. • .
100 TONS OLD BOORS WITH
backs removed, old newspapers or
anything that bas onoe been writing - or printing
paper, 'for which the highest pmoe will be paid
at our Paper an d Warehouse, No, 33
SMITHP.MLD STRM.
jel64md O. P. MARKLE & 00.
Br. , AßTlPtilia ECA
li,
WROUGHT WON TWYRILS,
For sale by
AL- PUBVES h SON
South and Penn, Philadelphia.
ink LANDRETH & SON'S HA_RDETit
1.1 , • Seeds-, Onion Sotto, Buckeye Garnett,
Uhill Peaoh Blow and Sweet-Stec Potatoes, re.
dyed and for ode by
- BEORBAM & LONG,
420 No.lN,Libetty street,. Pittsburgh.
STEAMSHIPS.
FOR SALE
1,599 57
158 09
1:2,50.) '7-9190,681 67
urth Street,
', Treasurer.
, 109 4th at ,
No. BW
PRUNES AND cum.
1,9 00 _ pkgs. Bunch and Layer litaisins, to whole
nau and gunner boxes,
00 mats Seedless Ralides,
28 kegs do do
30 edarkrtline 't
ante Ouffigits,
00 kimolreneh Prunes and Plums,
26 boxes do do
Josrreoslyed sad tor4n&V iii
ER & BBOR.,
mtsi
146 and 128 Wood at.
BUTTER- •
0 boxes tree Bell Butter;
'2O kegs Fresh Peeked Butter,
Just xeseived and tor sale by
jel4 FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
corium Mirka! and Maid ate
POST--71 3 17fSji
gin
The Enlistment Question in Par-
liament
The subject of tho enlistment of Trish
emigrants at Portland and Boston, was
brought up in the British—House of
Lords on the 9th inst., on the motion of
the Marquis of Clanricarde, who de
claredAltst-Eitgland had a cause of war
in the alleged action of the United States
'Government in the matter, more par
ticularly on account of the non -atten
tion with which the Cabinet in Wash
ington received Lord Lyons' remon
strances: Lord Brougham supported
the views of the Marquis of Clanricarde.
Earl Russell expressed regret at the
manner in which Lord Lyons's remon
strances were received„ hat denied the
existence of a casus bell, on account of
the enlistments. lie "admitted" that
the case was "one of a class which fre
quently leads to war;" but England had
as much reason to complain of the rebels
as of the Unionists. The London Timm
in commenting on this debate, says the
matter has been exaggerated, and ex
presses the belief that the Federals have
obtained but an insignificant portion of
their fighting men from the British isles;
and if they obtained twice the number,
England' could not reasonably make it,
under the circumstances, a cause of war.
"We can only stop such proceedings as
are illegal ; that ie to say, enlistments
only, and, not emigration. It emigre
tion ends in enlistments afterwards, that
is an event beyond our control."
- -
Will Richmond be taken this Year?
The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Traveler, a leading Republican
paper, says of Grant's late movements:
"The situation is a grave one, but it
may yet end gloriously.
"The army of the Potomac was never
larger thari it is now, and it is possible,
that the campaign will end gloriously.
I cannot say that in my opinion it is
extremely probable that Gen, Grant will
drive Lee from Virginia during the
present campaign. Whether he does or
not, he will so exhaust the rebels that
one year more will insure their de
feat.
"A call for two hundred thousand men
will be made in few days or weeks. It
is probable that another call for three
hundred thousand will be made next
winter. Now supposing that Grant and
Lee, during the summer and fall, beat
other to pieces, the campaign next year
will find the Union with an army com
posed of 800,000 men in the field, and
the rebels cannot possibly muster over
200,000. They would e ertaiuly be de
feated. This may be a disconsolate
view of the subject to those who expect
ed that Grant would finish the war this
summer. But he can't do It. The war
will go on for a year or two longer—
certainly to the summer of 1865. It is
cowardly to cover up the truth—and this
is the truth."
Stir the Soil Well
One of the greatest mistakes made by
some farmers is in not working the soil
about their crops in very dry weather.
Some do it because of an idea that if the
soil is stirred the moisture will be more
of it carried ewer; others leave the field
to bake like a Itrick, because it is ''too
dry" to work easy. It matters not
whether it is had theory, or whether the
neglect comes from a dread of hard work,
the failure to keep the soil well mellow.
od to a good depth in a;dreught is fatal
to the crops. Who has notouserved that
the farmer who works his land well,
keeps th- aoe Is down and the soil well
mellowed during a driiught, always gets
better crops at last then he expected,
while he who has abandoned his crops
gets nothing but weeds when the rain
comes. Plow deeply, plow often keep
the earth tight, let the rootlets have a
chance to hunt the moisture which is
always coming up through the loose earth
from below, and when the rains come
you will be astonished to see the corn
grow. Don't abandon even the worst
looking field, but do your tart well and
you will be well topaid. If the crop is
short, the price will Pay you fi,r your
labor, which will be far better than no !
labor and no crop and the price is aril
higher,
Pile on the Taxes.
The New York Times, a Lincoln or
gon, calls for more taxes. It says we
must tax more heavely, although in 1884
the people will be called upon to
pay:
a'"Federal Taxes,
Ur :3w° Taxes,
M - County Taxes,
4. - ' Borough and Township Taxes,
Ear School Taxes,
Taxes,
Ur Conscription Taxek-,
UN - Militia Taxes,
ra'Special Taxes,
a" License Taxes,
[V - Roact Taxes,
ArPoor Taxes,
Urlnternal Revenue Taxes,
IV - Income Taxes, and a heavy addi
tional taxation for every thing they eat,
drink, and wear! Oh the beauty of
keeping Lincoln in power.—Philadelphia
Age.
SILVER PEARL SOAP.
GItUbI.PTON & CO., 367 LIBERTY
STREET, sole proprietors and manufactur
ers for Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois and Missouri. Also manufacturers of a
superior article of PALM, G.E.13121.117 OLIVE
and ROSIN SOAPS, and various Toilet and
Fancy Soaps. 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
or Rosin, or any other substance in its =outgo.
Lure wolcb shrink or injure the driest labile..
Flannels and Woolens can be washed with the
r y i ttitit i Cottroa or Linen. Clothes washed
w e Iver" Pearl Soap do not require boll.
wit ~ the
It the rUbbing which of course saves
the wear and tear. Silver Pearl Soap removes
Greene, Rirt,. Tobacco Stains, Printers' Ink,
Smoke and the Worst Bilge Water Stains instant.
ly, by applying it with a moist spongd, thuspro.
tecting windows , carpets and furniture from
suds and slops. It imparts a brillianey.to Plate,
Jewelry, Glassware, Enameled Paintings and
Parent Leather Immediately, and for cleaning
Marble and Floor Tiles it has no equal. Forthe
bath and particularly for shampooning, the SU
ver Pearl Soap is aeriect luxury. In a word
all who have trie d its superior qualities as
knowledge it the greatest discovery of the age.
This Company respectfully ask a trial from all
who are interested, and in every case will refund
the prloe of the same should it /at to accomplish
what we claim for it.
Sold at five Gents per pound- in fifty pound
boxes.. Dfilivered to the cars, boats, in Aileghe
nY, ninnarigham and city residences free of
charge.' 'Directions for use on all packages.
Liberal discount to the trade.
Merchants. from abroad will do well to give
ORUMMON,Si CO. a call, 307 Liberty street,
opposite bona. Railroad Passenger Depot.
W,-Derrire of ail imitations. None_genuipe
utdei3oearing our trade mark Saver Pear/ Sha
asseenrecrby the inventor by National copyright,
PICKLES, KETCHUP AND SAT,f4E-,
100 doz yf gallon and quart Pickles,
SO do pint Pickles,
20 do English Pickles, assorted,
200 do Tomato Ketchup, quarts and pints,
200 do Pepper Sauce
20 do Cumberland Sauce,
10 do Woroesteshire Sauce,
6 do Walnut Ketchup;
do Mushroon Ketchup,
20 do Imported French Mustard,
60 do Imitation do do
last received and for sale by
KEYRTER & BROS.,
126 and 128 Wood st.
-—,-
,
iS O,CiC47 BOOKERS -7- " ?— '''"' - " - .7. - PF.IUGGISTS: '..-''
1.,1;
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NOT&STI i DRAFT; -130NrAND MORTGAGE -- i .:.-- - . sucassou To - I 1
~. I. ESTAMANDAIDIFHANDISE BROKER, .. , . JANES P. FLEMING •
"" ! 'inqonießuiliOne, cn4r‘arkteirjal :Rev , • ' E 0 3Ei, T_T 43- (3-"LS'il , 1
g rouL uP Oiptittyr:.6ee x , 31.,&*. and keel/aides MUSA TM AIM ALVAH tt Attit
. . Igo. 47 FOURTH STREET, ..la r r a c i mir o p l zd D l y = Dril de l t ke n gt;w i i : •
.._''''._._.,..,_. _ •, r. .........? 1 TT 3
13 " Cia :- .NO. 77 PROXIMAL STREET,I
FARM MANUFACTURERS. . ili„722-44 ALLEGHENY Gat, to"
ast
8 . E. & C. P. lititRKLP.,
Xanufacturers and Donlervin
134901 C, CAI', L E TTER,
And all kinds of Wrapping Paper,
Rave Removed.
FROM NO. 27 WOOD STREET, TO
No. 33 Smithfield Street,
PITTSBIJRGR, PA.
. 1 1011 - 03ali paid for RAGS. apa
LAMPS, OIL, &C
cum, wcimics.
DUNCA.N, DUNLAP & CO.,
RAYLIPAOTIMILIIS OP
PURE WHITE REFINED
a IL - 1 E1...113 C> D,T CI I X., ES ,
Office, 291 LIBERTY STREET,
my-Im.l, PITTSBURGH, PA.
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HOUSE CARPENTERS.
OURTD3 C. STEINDIETZ,
fiEVIIRAL
House Carpenter and Jobber
SHOP, VIRGIN ALLEY,
Between Wood and Liberty streeta.
PITTSBUR(.I,I-1, PA.
IQ - Orders solicited and promptly attetoleA to
ALDERMEN
FRANK KELLY,
Alderman and Attorney at Law,
NO. 81 FIFTH. STREET.
.93 - Collection of accohnts and. ell legal bust
neaa promptly attended to. aet!..l yd
LOAN OFFICES
LOAN
HENRY W. CIMIOTTE,
NO. 100 SMITHFIELD ST.,
Near the corner of 6th,
NIONEY IN LARGE AND SMALL
quantities loaned on Uelil and Silver, Dia
monds, Jewelry, (told and Silver Watches, and
all kinds of valuable articles, for any length of
time agreed on. The goods cannot be delivered
without the Ticket.
Sul - Office Hours from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M.
Joan
ENGINE BUILDERS.
WX. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
Iron lrotuudern,
General Machinists and Boiler Makera,
NEAR TRH
Penna. .11. - FL, Passenger Station,
PiTTSBURUH . , PA.
MANVPACTVItER ALL KINDS OF
Steam Engines, ranging from three to one
hundred and fifty horse power . , and suited for
Grist Mills, Saw Mills, Blast }unlaces, Facto
ries, etc.
Owe particular attention to 'the oonstruotion
of Engines and Machinery tor grist mills, and for
uprights, mulay and circular saw mills
Hays also on hand, finished and ready (or ship
ment at abort notice. Engines and Boilers of
every description.
Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately,
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and fn
every variety, and continue the manufacture of
Woolen Machinery and Machine cards.
eOu r prices are low, our machinery man ufactar
id of the hest quality of materials, and warranted
n all cases to give eatislaetiou.
AlGTOrders from all parts'of the country solid
ted and promptly filled. fe2l-dtsw
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
Piano Covers,
Fine Embroidered Cloth,
Embossed Cloth,
A new and
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Just reLeive4 at the New Carpet Store of
M'Farland, Collins & Co.
mho
1?
v'enetian Blind Trimmings,
An entirely new and oomplets assortment
Just rivets col et the
N PAY C PF-Yr t T O ii E
IkI'FARLAND, COLLINS & CO
trit,4
TAILORS.
DATJE; 8z C.A.P9PIM, _
MERCHANT TAILORS,' MAR =
185 SHITRPIELD STREET,
Wlfargaild'l,dgee:Jere'rted=VED A SUPERIOR CRACKERS,
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, IJeti 64 Fourth street.
Oonototing of
Clotho, Cassinzeres, Vesting., Ace.
Also, a large stock of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Including Lockwood's Cloth Lined PAPER
COLORS, NECK TIES And everything usually
kept by first-class Furnishing Storea. Orders
promptly executed. ruha-I)d
PORK PACKERS
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
(Successors to Jas. Holmes & C 0.,)
PORK I" AC If r.: rt ,
Dealer In Bacon, Lanl, Sugar-Cared llama,
Smoked Beef, toa.
CORNER MARKET AND FIRST STS.,
deell-lyd
OYSTERS, GAME-T&C
JAbI]S M'LATj ffl N
OYSTERS, B=_,R, GAME
POULTRY AND EGGS,
360 LIBERTY STREET
del-dtf Down stairs.
WALL PAPER, &C:
,
WALL I PAPERS, , j OIL. CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
roII; FANC GOODS
Wall Papers from So to $8
_per Window
Shades from 100 to $5 ; 011- Cloths from Mo to
$1,50 per yard; Fancy Good in all varieties, at
the
New Wall Paper &Fancy Goods Hansa
of FOERSTER. & SCHWARZ,
(elm 164 Smithfield argot!
Counterfeits I I Counterfeits !!
LOON OUT 11 LOGIC OUT It
Humbugers are About !!!
GENUINE PEBBLE
_ .
Russian zE',s ,, Agl e Spectacles
w MPODTANT NOTICE,—IMPROVE
YOUR SlOta,—.llpYing °paned inr new
place of badness; iVall have received direct from
Russia, a tine and most brilliant genuine Dia
mond Russian Pebble Spectacles, warranted to
preserve, strengthen and .improve the aight.
Purchasers, are entitled tti Specrtacleer fru) of
Charge if the first should fail. Also, resolved
one of the finest stock./ ever brought to this pity
of Philosophical, Mathematical and Optioal hi
struments, which I will sell to suit the tinges,
and respectfully incite alt in want of theartir/e.
J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician'.
Look outlet No. sr, ar Filth street.
ftrui •
DRIED PRITIT—
IT—
Ib
bush Drie d Peaches, halves,
26 0 Apples,
Just received and for sale by_
FETZER re ARAISTEONG,
carrier of Market arid prat eta,
1110 LOUR MARB.E, MALi OVAL
.1112 barrels melvelkeradlor
- _
_ FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
Jet- coruer,Markot And rig*
Eastern prices, at ItORLABIPS
SDAY MO
P/TTB URCI
ORMSBY IRON WORKS,
Wharton Brothers & Co.,
ARE NOW PREPARED TO RE.
Deice OrticreS from the trade for all tifzez of
Guide, Hoop, Stake, Band 46 Rorse Sloe Iron
Lazeur,
AT T RN E YR-A T-LAW,
NO. 103 FiF'Tli STREET,
Victoria,
PITTSBURG n, PA.'
Coileettnna and nlhnr legal buaineas attended
to In Allegheny, Washingltfn, Greene, and ad
joining counties. jan26-dmd
UPHOLSTIER,Y.
No. 85 Fourth Street, Near Wood?
Ifflifir, SUBSCRIBERS MANUFAO.
TURE and keep constantly on hand eveik
article in their line, vlz: Cornices, Ornaments,
Cirtain (loods, C-ututorts, Feather Eteds, Mat.
treraes of all kinds; also, the celebrated Patent
Spring Body. All kinds of Shades, Blinds and
Fixtures.
Ofai - Prompt attention given to all orders for tit.
ting and laying down Carpets, Oil Cloths, &a.
-
octi7-Iyd I:011ERN ROENICIL
CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD:
To Builders and Contractors.
wt.. ARE NOW BIANACTIIR.IF(3ne uperior article of
Which we are propareZto deliver from our
COAL YARD, SOS LIBERTY STREET
N'AtIL - 194 L I T-s'lr C O AL,
J AMES 111ILLINGAR, ItIONONGAIIK
LA YLADIKILL, would the
tiro,
the public that lie has rebuilt respectf
t lly
since he
tiro, and having enlarged his establishment, and
tilled it wi I h the newest and most approved Ms
olainery,ts now prepared to furnish flooring axd
planing. lards , scroll sawing and re-sawing,
doors, sash and shutters, kiln dried (mum.
mouldings, box making, Bc. Sourit PITTS/317MM, Sept. 7, 1887. ja23
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PITTSBURG'', PA
• ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
Under Oare of the Franciscan Brothers.
Trs INSTITUTION, SITUATED IN
Lorrotto Cambria County Pennsylvania,
about four miles from Cresson Station, on the
direct route between Philadelphia a nd Pietaburgh
was chartered in 1559, with privileges to confer
the WWII Collegiate Honors and Degrees. The
location of the College is one of the most nealthy
in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Allegheny
mountains being proverbial for Its pure water,
bracing' air, and picturesque scenery. •
Th e I,3,thoni s tu, year commences on the FIRST
MONDAY after the 15th of AUGUST, and ends
about the 28th of JUNE lb/lowing. It is divided
'lnto two Sessions. StudengifffiginOt retUrn home
between the Sessions. All "Apparatus nese&
sary to Land Surveying,
will be furnished Icy -tiseQ• itution to the
Students.
Instruments! d Vocal Music forms no extra
'charge. Students will be admitted from eight
years to the age of manhood.
Tnaits--Boartl and Tuition, payable half yearly
in advance 4 TO.
Surveying and use of instrtunents, per an
num 20
Clash:al And Modern Languages, extra.... 10
Students spending Vacation at theOollege.. 20
Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Domenec. Rt. Rev. Bishop Wood, Philadelphia; -1
Rev. T. S. Reynolds, Lorretto; Rev. Lr. Wawa,
Philadelphia ; Rev. Henry Dl'Laughlin,
iieiphia; Rev. Pierre Mahar, Harrisburg.
N. B.—A hank tuns daily to Lorretto trots
Crossett.
sec Rev. E. A. RUSH. Hufwier•
LINN'S PATENT LAMP CULIINET
1 13 CLEANER.—No more Chimneys broken
cleaning. It cleans a chimney without wash
-14 and is the only article in the market that
caaans a chimney properly. For ante at the
princi
ofpal Lamp Stores, and at the LaiiiTabilpil
Store
WELLON &
Agents for the Manniketoren.
rOATS-600 BUSH PRIME OATS—
Just remised and tot side IT
- FETZER it ARMSTRONG
re . corner Market and First ebly,
NOTilt-20013111.5. EXTRAVAN
wir
Ffloqr Alt received balfm&by
- FEMME& ONG,
jot sprier JpisitHWal;st ob.
STEAMBOAT FORGING, d*C.
ANDREW KLONAN TROXAB N. 1a71.118,
HENRY PHIPPS, JR., Spatlad Paitner.
General Partners.
IRON CITY FORGE,
KLOMAN & PHIPPS,
NINTH WARD, PITTSBURGH.
igor ANUFAC TITRE BAIL IRON, DWI
/VAL eral Railway anti Steamboat Forgings,
Passenger, Freight and Locomotive Axles. &a.-
selo4f
GAS PLUMBERS & FITTEBS
ADD Y EVV E N S
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS,
NO. ISO WOOD STREET,
Opposite First Church, Pittsburgh, still:
NO. 17 OHIO STREET, ALLEGHENY,
h RAM, TRH 2SILYOII.'9 OPYIOI3. •
111211114P,5. HYDRANTS, SHEET LEAD,
Lend Pipe, Pig and Bar Lead, and Pitimb
er's Material in general. Oil Refineries fitted up
in the moat approved manner. Tanks lined With
head or Copper. Houses fitted with Water 'and
(las Fixtures.
ar-N. 8.--All orders promptly attended to
WATCHES AWII
w .
rtruiE SI: 7 IICTIFFIERS HAVE JU S T
openoi u ety lurge and desirable stock Of
FINE GOLD JEWELRY
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES;
For Ladles an,: Gentlemons' weary fine
Bronze °locks, Fancy Goods,
W 4-11.70,
Suah u Ousters, (Jake and Fruit Batiketti,
1, Wets, Card Caws, Tea Sotta, etc.
HEINEMAN, MET RAN & SEIDEE,
de2o 42 Fifth street
BREWERS AND MisilifEßl.
SPENCER &
BREWERS & MALSMA
PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY,
%% T R: HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND
. A
superior article of
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,,
And will continue to make it our aim to give
satlafaction to all of our customers. Dlr. Rat.
Watson of Liberty street, wild have the manage.
of our business, with full control in theßrewery.,
Address all orders to SPENCER &
Pheonix Brewery, Pittaburgh, Pa.
SOS. SPENCER,
JAS: APKAY.
nutter-field .I,ic Co.,
Malsters and Hop Dealett,
WATER STREET,
8 dec 1 -1 yd
WHEELING, VA
IRON WORKS
OF THE LEST QUALITY
Pittsburgh; Jan. 7, 1863
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
i1.031:19 C. LAZKA)I
HOUSEFURNISHING
LIME MANUFACTURERS
LIME,
lIIIST QUALITY ON
Always on hand as usual.
DICKSON, STEWART & 00
PLANING MILLS
28 1 .
OMMUTOWNitlibliAterii•
,
40 1 1:Ni I 4/ 10 0 1 0MAIV --- - - .:
CO , nas
4 - - PISTM:I3:IIOTT:a ('
t i
, : ii iT0z,1342x o, i1.,9 , i -
4
PIG 'METAL AND' BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATER. ST., belOw Market,
FL. 33.AXLR;Y•e
(Late Culler of Um meraitiAti r i nank,)
COMMESSIONICERCHAN
NO.II SOOTR MAIN STREET,
ST., LOUIS, MO.
PARTICITLr ATTENTION PAID
Welling Ord re for the Inunkinee of
Cotton, Henn; Tobacco ,
,INrk.
Saco Lard,
Raw= To—Banks. *Bankersi, and blerehn
of St. Louts generally;.John D. Scully, e
flashier, Pittsburgh.
Orders and consignments respectfully solie
and prompt raw= made. jeui2i-ini
W. D. PATTDDSON. 4D4111. 4.111K0N
t h ATIMILSON Qz rulliplS,
•
CcimirtleteliD,n 4 . l 3lei•oharktim,
Flour and Grainind General Produce . Deal
ers, No. 0 Weod et., "Pittaburgh, - Pa.
We take pleimure in referring to the following
Pittsburgh Bowies: Cheat,: Smyth & Co., gas
Painter A. Bradley,..l 3. }Amundson & 110. R. IL
J
Davis, J. P. Woodwell, Jam SL'Utrll,y & 00., J.
W. Someer, O. B. Love & Co., IL It Jack &.. Co
Jams
P. EDrlnkui4 S. D. 11,8131103....... .J. D. =TIM
Late at Miller at Bieketeon'e, -
REYMER • & BROTHERS,
[summon to Reimer ak Anderson,]
WIIOr ria nrialotre
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Confectionary,
Sugar', Fire Worn", &c.,
NO 1243 AND 128 WOOD. STREET,
PITTSBURGH.
MEM=
■ • 24 CARYL/far-co.,
WHOLESALE GROOMS,
WIRES, BRAIDID, GINS, &C.
DlRLUnwsi sad Dealers In
Fine Old Monongahela Rye Whisky,
327 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
T. 1Z) 1:7 INT Xs "Vr "IE"
GROCER,
NO . 41 I) I. A. TrIONI),
PITTSBURGH, PA.
my.22-iyam
BRASS FOUNDERS.
.
Duquesne Brass Works.
R. CADMAN R. B. CRAWFORD.
Cadman Sr- Cravilbrd,
manufacture And keep constantly on hand every
variety of
FINISHED BRASS WORK.
muss. CASTINGS of superior smooth
ness made to order.
STEAMBOAT IitrORKAND REPAIR:-
1m proptiPylnnsy atteuded to.
for the :Also, sole agenti
for Wester m n elvania, sale of
MARSH'S SYPHON PUMP, with Landsen
improvement attache* fetal
_ _
J. & BI'STE.EN,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
GAS AND STEAM ..FITTEIO3,
•
ALL, KINDS OP
BRASS AND IRON COCKS. MADE TO ORDER,
Also, Brass Castings of all Kinds,
Made at the ehorteat notice.
Particular attention paid to &tow up and re
pairing of OIL Ith:FINEKLES.
& a& Water Street, near Liberty.
raltiElilltaill.ElLS OF THIS PIluM BF=
A. ing practical mechanics, of many yearn' ex
perience in the businees will insure to give eat.
in every respect. We are also - agenta
for Lintld, Unmoor' a. Co.'s, steam .Finaps
Wirier anti oil. alyd
jadt3-6md
STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JONES ..JOWN L. BOYD.. WY. SVOLFTIOI7I3E-I
Pittsburgh Steel WorI A .
JONES, 1301. a) 4 C 0..,
XSAIMSOTtraass op
Cast Steel; also,llprbag, Plow and A II
Steel Springs and Axles,
Corner of Kolas and Find Street',
no"/-ly prrrstsußes, PA.
GLASSWORKS.
W. OITNNINGRA.M..D..CDFINIIIDELLII..D. ILIMBEDI
P. CLIIININGLILM 0. DOIIIO6N.
CUNNINOHAMS &
.8UR4311 CITY Glass WORKS- .Ware
boue 119 'Water street, atuf tea Pint street,
Pittsburgh, Pa., three doors below the _blown
gahela House, manufacturers of .Pittsburgh City
Window Wass, Druggists' Glass Ware and Ame
rican Convex Clam% tor Parlor Windows, Church
es and public building&
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
E. P. MIDDLETON,
IMPOWPSE OP
WINES, BRANDIES, &Ci f
Also, sole proprietor of the
01,13 wsavaor wrnrsix. - r,
No. 5 North Front St.,
mhl4.lyd PHILADELPHIA, FA.
JACOB . -
Importer and wholesale dealertn
•
FOREIGN WINES AND ,LIDDORS I
160 SMITIMBI4I irraiarkT,
Three doors; above 6th at.
•
IiACOB SELLER WOULD im n rit
particular attention to hls stieleof
nes and French Brandt a, which hiss 'been sb.
lected and imported by himbelf. Famllies .and
°Mashes could depend on obtaining at his es.
tabliahment the test and purest of Wines. Pure
Liquors of all kinds,' equal to any in the city, at.
wars on hand. Also, Pore Okt Bye Whisky and
the beat Rectified Monongahela. orb
HENRY W. BEAUMONT & CO.
oreign Brandies, Whim and Gina,
gßaspberiy, Wild Merry, and Gin.
get ndlee, Old Mcmongahela, Rye, and
t er yalsides,9llloti Rum, &a.,
NO. 83 LIBERTY ISTIIIaVW,
Opposite Fourth street,
Si - Hotels, Tavern and ninnies supplied a
moderate profits for Oaati. my2i4yd
-B. L. IL DA-33135,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST,
48 lutd. 48 St. Clair Street,
PUTSBUROR.
•
Itt TATER COLOR MIRIATIIRES,
X.4le Size Photographs In - Crayzzo..OU,
India Ink, ate. Photographs with .I t ,
and Pansy Ssokgrounds /vory types. al t=
grapio Album, Gilt names,. null? - atery •
adapted to the POotoßalliit business:. toy2t •
S. S. 13 lit PIC .g1:1 14 f s•
NOTARY' Pj.113-LIC,
69 FairliT11;11T11.118T4 ; •
Anp.on i tce hours from -9 4L in.-to 6p. m•
mr4B
S.
FY DAY T. O. ELMER.
DAY & ILA,YDEN
- iiliteeeset• _to J..P. Dag !le - Co.
M.WelaiDEA.CTlnual4l erE seleaporters sae Deal
..04 1 iles Sty:7, D TFlank
ware -WC' Carriage Tritrip eeek- ings. end No. - 58 . Wooe
street, Sign of the Eielden Otinep, Pittsburgh'.
SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.
111110TRIECI6L SVAZik-PArgAi
tesding this ismotuisism for sue
1 / 3 , 14.9 "' ::'IIIMB7NSI
'Leaf *IWO:
6 Itimelu-'45"
frUITO and for* l A
1, 0 30 - cempratidtetalid reg:alb
_ I
~ k: l_
iWrsnvThrn
GROCERS
AND iispoarsas op
PXTTSBUBG-H,
- xCINIn...-., --1:1 , M,5, .
ma fled pu ß t,ailF ugs, owit,tzt oo ao l . e sa; rol .. , /so ma ., lus tom eata m on r/ius it isi :$5l
pttlre .
,L
and k . .."& 5. $3 and $ 5 sizes for Ho Publics
InsUtutions, sce.
"Only Infallible remedies known!' -
"irefrom Poisons."
"Not dangerous to, the linman FRIAiy, ....
"Datrdoma buf oftturir holes to die.
Sir-Sold Wholosatirin , all largo titles. --- --, i 9" Sold by al Druggists and Retailers erery
where. .. , -.0. 1 n 2.u.... -
. lirli fgaisiAzit f t 011111 woktbleartaillattits:
ir - See that "coaxers's" Mille is 012-1171011(Tec.
Bottle and Flask before j_c_dattft-
_t- •
__,-
air Address HENRY R. 00111T.A.E. „ta.
4111-Psincip.a.Aipipt, 48213 , 1rai51i5ay.4.2X.,,,,,,--mQ
pinriii "L I'AICESAVM fc, claLlik
wilsaitig•iladisuat -L P Fil;, 11114
..ctlaWEl4-• El l iVart•
oftenY •Pi - --, - NW It - -
BAN - miti) --- BANicerts
74 / 1 1REPOTIOPEALIAM
.
Haying diiiitaimi t iltileill 1
tir4
ig av inir
Aet, is now prepared to do
General Banking Butanes,.
Deposita received, Exchange, on the plinedpid
°Mee of the East end Weft
BOUGH' AND SOLD,
And collections
f itt n ie in every mm . eessi e , s
0114 f - •
orithrrptgatitgurVill cjinpletLini at
the Newns Houseoorner of Woodntreet
and Virgi ma y,) In the Banking Room ofthe
DIME SAVINGS' INSTITUTION,
fel/Ehmitiattetiliel.
Opposite the Onistcha Howie.
DIRBOTORS.
E t . SCAMIGEtZV , -
. Aron. I
' IfGatwit,
1.. Morgenstern, B. Gee.
ADAM. RZINEEAN, Pond.
B. O. SeitYnitTz, OWL pro tern. iiih7-2md
HOLMES & SONS, BANS E lifi
• and Exchange Brokers and Beale. 1
hank Bank otes, Drafts, Acceptance,, Gold, Silver sal Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and
Western (Arles oonsttuitly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout
the United States. Deposita received inparfundi
orourrent•aper Market strait, between
..gaixd=d4 , o . streets
Uro ,LD DEMAND NOTES,
'Certificates of Indebtedziesi, 'Quartertnes.
tors Certificates,
7 8 .10 lion& 'and" giiiipona,
) • •
and ell other roversdnerie secttDded, boug h t
by
W. H. WILL MS &
. :WOOd 'street, corner of ThLrd.
mhfighad
DOLLAR SAVINGS BA - NI ,
• ..° F 035 trOott•Tit STRILitT.; • •,‘
CEIATVIW.R.V.Ii IN ISIS&
• -
arkPEN DAILY, FROM o TO a O'CLOCK.
lur also, o ednesday Say evnism
froth May l et November and
ist, from 7 to 9 e
o,cLoCk
and from November Ist to Mir latOtolo ( Ito 8
o'clock.
Deposits received of all sums liaises thruithrs
DOLLAit, and a dividend of the protitiveleatared
twice a year, tn=Juno and Describe/. Interests
has been declared semi-annually, In June and De
cember since the Bannwits organized, at Umtata
'of six per cent. a year. .
Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the
credit of the depositor. aa principal, and beats the
same interest - from the first days ofitui9
camber, compounding twice a year,. sqlliout
troubling the depositor to call or even !overeat
his peat book. At this rate money will double in
lesathan twelve years.
Books containing the Chatter, . 13 9 4 4001, tatlet 4
and Regalations, fernishod gratti, on application
to the office.
RENTDENT.
GEORGIE ALBREE.
NICE PRESIDENTS.
SaIIISSACRIIiOy, James B. D. Kee(is„:
Jabal& Rhoenberor, Mtn. Dougiasi , ~• •
Jauietilterditm, ' Maas M. Pennock, '
Peter A . Madeira, James Shidlo,
Wm. J. Anderson. John B. BlTadden,
A. M. Pollock, M. D. John G. Backoten,
TRUSTERS. -
Calvin Adams, Henry J. Lynch, .
John a Bindley, John Marsha,
Georruiclabk, Walter r. 111ar541,,..
Mil In, John Orr
Alonzo . Carrier, Robert Robb,
Charl hn es A, Colton. enry L. Ringwalt,
W in.
E. Schmertz,
ithj. t.riklatiestock, Alexander R I TA
John J.:GiliesPie, Alexander • • '
Wm. S. - Raven, Wm. Vanklrk,
Peter H. Hunker, r° W l' tl3"
Richard Hays, in. P. eymad,
James D. Kelly , • Christian Yeager.
SINTRICTARY AND panaggsxu.
CHARLES A. COLTON:
. _ -
PHILADELPHIA - CARDS:
--• • -
CHAS. ILLOBE
_ -is MOMS.
J. RODY-4.14 11108 a ORAL O. BWITE%
A.CA;FIPI • ar. EICIOli", •
. _
Importers and deniers ,
CLOTHS, CASSIMEHES, SATItiETTS,
• • Venting - a, Tailors' Trinualnign,
NO. 2`.5.5 llef4l3oEomr ifirrlTEM"/".
ocdn-if PLILLAD4LPIILI.
WEL BRICE & CO.,
C 0.,. and Provision -
COMMISSION AERGRANT,
No. 15 South Water at.,
rutz.ADELPHia.,
*WAMoral abenos nude on conaignnieutn
whensrcquired.
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Manufactuxer arid
WHOLESALE,' AND RETAIL DEALER
In every deseriPttoo of
GENTS' • FUENTMING -GOODS,
610 CHTESTNIIT STILEET,
PHILADELPHIA.
lidilf 07AOTII.P.P-88 OP
GAS FLICTII/t.Ela AND CIIANDELDIRS,
Pittard Improved
EXCELSIOR AND PATENT
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PAILiGONVOAL . OILBERN 114:
Hand Lamps, Columns,. Sze;
skursaooles,
No. 517 Arch Street, Philadelphia;'
.
Manufactory, Frankford, "
WAll goods warranted. jy31711 "
C. .u.kruirk-
WITH
LONGCOPE & PEARCE
iaanLuotur p a 4 Importer. of
HENS' FURNISHING GOODS,
AND TAILORS TRIXALINGS,
No. 10 South Pourth
m • 1.1 yd PDMADELPRIA.
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, AO.
6iB[Tg -E
mccrcrienny
O. 300 LIBERTY ST.ILFAT_Ek.
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger DePota
JOHN SAVAGE, • PROPRIETOR.
ywAluzio TAKEN AND FITTED pp,
KR. yid* all the modern improvement, thispop.r. •
vier resort, the subeorlber to prepared to,Accom
modate 1118 old cuatomen - and the publie
ally, with the beat the market afftecbi. Orem
win, be served_ upiln every vaziety.of style urine -
the-season, HU Wines, Liquors Ales pe ,
feels confident in reconuitendhig theni to the phis.
Ile Ler their exollenoe., -: • f- ”1:
Ulm; Beata and Shell Oyidsga eceived, dily, •
and sold wholesale and r e sa. mz.l d
OUR
Ng, 22 DIAMOND ALLEY,
Prrrsittcßeat. • • -
BIIBSOILIBEIR, ANNOI7NOZIP
Fpr." public that he le in daily
SHELL and C.IMOYSTERS,(I4
an. t .and fa prepared to acoommodahilhe'peteoner
of Chic old and well known house , with ararsez
thing 1h the eating and drinkigglizue at. the altatt. s
eat notioe..• • • JO.EGWBII4.LER, '
jaati-ivd . . - • Proprietor/
Y NG'S EATING . SALOON; •
or Virgin /Wei and •
- Add Strict",
Whom OYSTERS and all the delicadnii •ofilhe •
season will be served up fn the' most e jardatalde
st yl es
EJ4
ocl4 corner Virgin" Alley and Sndttitteld at. •
. .
oAk.POLLOHALLBILLIARDSALOON.r.,
ONARI.N.S4 GARDNER wmild reiiilnd his
friends and customers that he Metal to :tes
found at his old stand, APOLLO HALL, en
tranoe on Fourth street. He has always on hand
the best quality of Lager Beer, and in commotion
with the - hall, a well eippointed billiard saloon,
, with good tables, tialla,anCimen_
Remember the place; Hall, Fourth at.
near Wood, entrance from Fourth. 17104 y
7.7 ;I=7
K & CO,,