.;3' ,. S 4 :4Z"'-';',' , -••• , !''''.;:•::• , i' N ''- i-41 ':' T : .• f ,: ' . •; %;,.• ':' 4. .iai :' . 4 0 ,! ,:;• .7, - .'i-!':' , '''''''• - - ,;. ' .• - , 3 . '''''i ..- Z'.• .- '7 ,l ' . c • -.".: ' • .-:- PROSPECTUS FOR 1864 R~:.w 0.. Tkrm ..I,ra . SBURQIUI s tWI I . For the Inereheed and increasing iithej)er'itrof . PITABUROff c , Weise deeWis- of • returning our acknowledg inentil<qo:llAii4er:4(is patrons. Luring the r.;J.: :Tait to4;it 1341... • • E .. • :• • r „,,. ; ',4rgery Increased its Circulation. o.* .! Notwithstanding organized efforts to curtail it The present year brings with it, not the g bP ...f'RESSION OF THE REBELLION, -r ... . - " , :q . , -:' ,, .Rl:pitt'Aihnitshrtration so frequently promised nor have those in power given any OF THEIR ABILITY OS DESIRE TO CRUSH IT. effbrtit have been devoted to lIIMZEIS Continuing, Themselves in Power tms Fsll they will be TLII PEOPLE ' of ei6i ; snd the are , desirous of Epeauing of _ their stewardship to as. 1 ":1"; r -FLIEA. ID . S lco can. aupply With our paper - In, its Political Character, .•fla heretofore the Post will remain an t_i':aildeiona'ffilt Democratic Journal, DEVOTED TO THE Peetet-vetlon of the Constitution, ED= RESTORATION OF THE UNION It will confine itself to the discussion of I' Ul3l. IC QUEF MIONS And have no connection whatever with schemes of a Personal or Factional Character It will be nobody's organ, but the faithful exponent of Sound Conservative Sentiments The great work before A merican People is the oaring of our REPUBLICAN SYSTEM; Thereinto party in the country anxious to save it but the Democratic ; and to order that it Blia BE PRESERVED THE SUCCESS Of the Democracy ie absolutely necessary, an that too, at the Earliest Practicable Period We expect to be able to meet the expectations of our friends in the discussion of the questions Which will be involved'in the approaching PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. OUR'. NEWS DEPARTMENT ...Particular attention will he,given to the News Department of the Peat; we shall labor to obtain ttie 'LATEST BY TELEGRAPH Ta ; While equal industry will be exercised i❑ our MTSCET.ruEous AND LOCAL DEPARTMENTS. Its Commercial Department Will be entrusted to one who is every way qual ified fora proper discharge °Chia duties ; it will be conduetEd in an 110 N EST MANNER, Intended to inform the public of honest and fair dealing, giving no countenance or encourace uietif to dishonest dealings. lx' Xi Ft. ZVI ES : DAILY EDITION, $BOO Per year ", •month.... u . wer .,k, ngedtf Oer hundred copies:.. • ; SAITURDAY MORNIN6,OOST, ~,.i,, _- .: .., , • . ..„-!.., -shoe Subseriptions- . '" ,) 12 "'# 65, r rPts...P!4b l i f:_cllV4l-. •• Vt. JBlr `&.4 - I,':' :i . - .:7411*.-..izi.-...-,.:.T..«.:./- - a . 64 a,4 - ~f ..,,,,-.,,,.#.4: - ; • I ' 2s ' 4 „, „...,.....:,,......„.,„.,. ~..„„,,...,.....,,,,„ r ,Z . .. . .. ..,, ..744,1! - 6. I- "f,... , ,,,.;-...,.. 4 0 ),,. 1 .ii, - ' f! , ...f... 1 .... iind#4, , ,tV...,- '4'' - " --., 11 E 201n:',.4Vta... 1C"... - ,Fer,-.„:„ . z , ".; ~.., `. l ...a i . • 7 , -. 7. , , 7. 7t, 1.. , " • .- - . 10. ra..l .i : ?.a.ii-,.tg• Veti,..47)1 44,ia , - , ,.. , v - i,T , ,, , ,, , ! , ~..d . 4 , „. 4 .; , , -$ 14„ „ ~,=, ~:--t I t - 442 i isw :., •y4, , ./-: ,kar3t,• - t - A , ,,11 , 1dit.ag: 11 : 41 ..'' 46 h0•var47.4iwc,....,.1.i,::..,.. • ,:t.i.,... :-.-.,,1,..ii,t•::---i-,;.,,if.5-41:-.,...,1-i—,:,,.., STEAMSHiPS.i f team . fxam _Qt*Wwn Live pool I , taAr,. - **, .atta itoriikt r eanyoupp ofithe Cuis• aw..174,:ta. 'gra- tiler 04 . • . -.. SM Q4I • -*EDAR, ..'-OLYM.PUS, • Will sill fitotrilLiVerpOrg:ivery alternate TUES- I , A Mre.M.,.-kupep ' atown . every -: alternate SItAY, - alat from New York every alternate' "NEW(EsI)XY. Asaientitilgtelitn . Navigation oOmprusi .17149.inA, LOUISIANA, ERIN PENNSYLVANIA, Mill - sail from Liverpool and Queenstown, as aboVeilforming a weekly line,) and from New 'lork...every alternate SATURDAY. Steerage Passage from New York, 1145 Ourreney. To 'New York, $436 Gold or equivalent in Currency. Passengers forwarded to Paris and all 'German ports at very low rates. Also, by the old Black Star Line of first class clipper sailing vessels, fare from Liverpool 435, ( urrency. To Liverpool $2O Currency. Sight Matta for sale payable in any port of Europe. For Passage apply to WILLIAMS a ()LION,' Fulton St., New York, or TIWS. HATTIGAN, Agt, No. 122 Monongahela House, Water st., • in rte.-Iyd Successor to Thos. Ratti g an. Liverpool, New York and Thiladelphict. ) I.INF. Nit YrICE r.. 0000 THE PUI3I_4IC. THEUNDEILSIGNED having been appointed agent for - the above line of Steamers vice Blr. John Thompson, declared, 1.. e business of the line here, will, hereafter be.carried On at No. Ge Smithfield - street, neat: ourth, where all applications should be made. '1 he Steamers of this line are among the most ntagnificent.arioat, and run dtreet bet ween Liver pool and New York, sailing every' Week. The undersignediaalsommt•forTAPSCOTT'S eviebrated Line of Sailing Vessels and the X Line London Packets, by both of which he is pre i.ared tb bring out passengers at very low rates. Sight Drafts for any.Jimout on any part of Europe for sale. Apply to D. O'NeI.ILL, Foreign Emigratioh Agency, No. 66 Smithtteld ,t reef, Pittsburgh, Pa. • jea . Passage from England and Ireland, $ :3 a , o o . EUROPEAN AGENCY THOMAS H. RATTIGAN, EUROPEAN AGENT No. IZt 4 11,‘ Monongahela House, Pittsburgh, Pa., 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 mg packets. SIGHT BONDS FOR SALE, payable in any part of Europe. Agent for the IndlanapOlis and Cincinnati Rail road. Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steam ers sailing between New York, Liverpool, Glas gow and Galway. Jens- Iyd THOS. H. RATTKIAN. Real Estate Savings Institution ITATEMENT OF TILE CONDITION t." of the above institution, Saturday, April 3uth, 1864 : Amount of Deposits 6 , 180,378 63 Amount interest due de positors May let 9,674 08 Amount Contingent Fund 6,65 96-26190,681 67 ASSETS. First Liens on Real Eat' teS 99,323 67 U• S. 5-20 Bonds at par.. 51,400 Ou U. S. Debt Ocr. and Notea 15,409 16 Accrued interest not col lected 1,589 57 )nice Furniture 150 00 Cash on hand 22,809 27-4190,681 67 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. VOEGHTLY, W. B. COPELAND. Pittsburgh, May 2d, 1664. —Deposits received DAILY and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. Interest paid at SIX PE' CENT—per annum. TRUSTEES t ISAAC JONES, President, Hon. Thos. M. Howe, Hon. J. K. Moorhead, Win. H. Smith, C. U. Hussey, Wm. B. Copeland, Jacob Painter, Harvey Childs, Nicholas Voeghtly. Office, 63 Fourth Street. A. A. CARRIER, Treasurer. m yi-dtl7.3tw SILVER PEARL SOAP. CRUMPTON & 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., GERMAN . , 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 manufac 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 Silver Pearl Soap do not require boil ing or half the rubbing, which of course saves the wear and tear. Silver Pearl Soap removes iireese„ Dirt, Tobacco Stains, Printers' Ink, Smokif and the worst Bilge Water Stains instant ly, by applying it with a moist sponge, thus pro tecting windows, carpets and furniture from suds and slops. It imparts a brilliancy to Plate, Jewelry, Glassware, Enameled Paintings and Patent Leather immediately, and for cleaning Marble and Floor Tiles it has no equal. For the bath and particularly for Ed:lampooning, the Sil ver Pearl Soap is a perfect luxury. In a word all who have tried its superior qualities ac knowledge it the greatest discovery of the age. This Company respectfully ask a trial from all who are interested, and in every ease will refund the price of the same should it fall to accomplish what we claim for it. Sold at Ave cents per pound in fifty pound boxes. Delivered to the cars, hosts, in Alleghe• ni, Birmingham and city residences tree of charge. Directions [or use on ail packages. Liberal discount to the trade. plerchants from abroad will do well to give CR LIMPTON & CU., a call, 367 Liberty street, opposite Penna. Railroad Passenger Depot. An-Beware of all imitations. None genuine unless bearing oar trade mark, Silver Pearl Shell. ^a secured by the inventor by National copyright. mh2•tf FOREIGN FRUIS ,TNIUTS, &C.,- `MO boxes Oranges, prime, 100 do Lemons, 100 (rails Ivica Almonds, 10 bales Bar. Almonds, 60 bags Tarragona Almonds, 60 t Sicily - Almonds, 75 boxes Shelled Almonds, SO bags English Walnuts, 25 do Brazil Nuts, 80 do Filbert% 200 do Pea Nuts, 6000 Cocoa Nuts, In store and Landing, and for sale by ItEYMER St. 8110 ,1 ., mho 128 and 128 Wood at Black Diamond Steel Works, PITTSBURGrII, PA. PARK, BROTHER & ca, MAZIMACrITRICELEI 01/ Best Quality of Refined Cast Steel, Square, Flat and Octagon, of all sizes. Warranted equal to any imported or nianufao• tured in this country. OFFICE AND WASEIHOI7BI•, 149 & 161 First and 190 & 129 Second eta, febl6-Iyd PITTSBURGH. sirk BUSH. SEED BUCKWHEAT, ‘.l 15 bbla. Dried Apples. 1000 bush. Ear Corn, 1500 bush. Oats. 300 bbls. Gad' Mills Flour. In store and for sale by PATTERSON & AMMON jel6 No. 6 Wood its. 10 tVRK.INs PRIME FRESH BUT 100 ' bbla Potatoes, 1000 bush Oats, 200 bbls Family Flour, In store and for sale by PATTERSON &. AMMON, No. a Wood at. iC10.1= 0 331\77031a. rwarE LATEST STYLES OF SILK .1 and cloth - Itlantillits, Sae(Plea, Talmaa, 01r- Cl/ tars, tte. Alan, Cloaking Cloths of all shades, Shawls and Dress Goods. Selling cheap for cash. Call and see, at H.. 1": LYNCH'S, 96 Market street, between Flfthand Diamond. jela WAN TED. 100 TONS OLD DOO ICS WITH backs removed, old newspapers or anything that has once been writing or printing paper, for which the highest price will be paid at our Paper and Hag Warehouse, No. 33 ISMITHFII:LD STREET: jel6-lnati 0. P. MARBLE & CO. TO BLAST FURSACEEL WROUGHT IRON TVIMERS, Fox Bale try MEII A. PURVES It SON Sooth And .tenn. Philadelphia- DLANDRETH & SONISIT'ciii_43.D.EN • Seeds, Onion. Setts, •Buskeye tlarnett, Chili Peach Blow and Sweet-Seed reitEttoe9N, re ,eived and for sale by ± •li 1,11" . , . . RECIERAM2M,ONG, -. WO .. N0.1.2f Lipeng - _.- . ,:, h . , . Molfa.l2o. 20, ' BARF e r Za . .. 7 .1..... ,P. ....., . 1 ' ' Vltt o . lo o4. 1 - ',HARUE.I4S,e- , 1,04/ :./e,r.,g,tt g its Beane, -, nit' . . 'l'!'6itsege ' ........- •-•"` IttlW earraiiktipreliandion sale beiLew • 1 .. /. t ' 1811X.1'21)",.414*WW/i.nirs, ,,4,-.., ar,zKi;.&.AN.44. bp' - - ..„.„.. p ma, a jets . . ;P&P •''' i . , ~ .:. .... , I,; K E 1 . ..'4 o 4 l o** -.: - 7 ...,.41e 1 .07. * -. c.orner blarkey.gadiltett Ex.' . - - - - ' ' . ' '-'---- e' 7 1-4 ,:A ,:v::'!—:1:--.. __..........--......--,,:,,,,,,,,,- '.,.,-: -, ,....., - .044 - ki :,..,, : 90:ei, ..... 1-j -1 ft§f.,....'",,,-, rilltrr:4 , --/-...*.41,„1,-", I.I ,,IEVAT,EV . AI.f, ~i, ti . , , ,,.:. „at . MI tigg 1 - *..:4 ~ , , ....• ' ~. xr; Vi -trr:t 1, : , v,r0.e4..?.:-...7. .tvillig.A.L_ e 1 iv,A4 , ,,A.J.-J , .11.-: jo.--,---'N'stuß.--ii„ ' .. %; --- * - - - -7.,, .':--4, . - .s.pcif rt..ur...,., ~.. —is 1.- - ,1 pr. .- 4 it 0441 Ifir'''f ,; ' ' , :'- 74 -:- 4 1 " , n1e ilk 4 , 4 ale- -, *! , P . : 1 -. 4 . 4, ,4 1 ^.!'"'"r. , .-",;:',.. ••••'' :,: 1.2.), 1 ::.. L ...• . - ',lx. . 1 ... ''....' -, . ',•• '„. .'.. ~...,`.71.1'.; ' , .. ,, ,T.,...•_ , ...1.'7,6,::?..f ; ~ ,, ."2.. te.. ~- . - - ;tn....7:: • ,•-•-.-.".... ....,,..I";:ritri,V., nom. r- .g.......:V.,,(... _OS*-PITTSBITRG-H: I.oi - J tAiLiioAtj. k.'l. •_,A f..)1! a i rg i sr-7.4_m_w -4. 18655 1804. '' WINTER AItILANGILIRENT4 011. A AFTER : NiONDir, NOV1011:4;. 1 /0 ; p1: . , Pennsylvania Central Rails.ta lAAJCICAr ¶FTtAINE4 THROUGH AOCOMAIODATION TRAIN leayeattle paiNenger Statioldails. (except Sun. d air,t atf.6 60 a. t„ .u.,tciy in , at MI stations • te t .add 'ln Iphtft,lina - making ,:irect connection for New York at eliilatiolphia. THHOTJGU MAIL TRAIN leaves thi: Passenger 4t44ipn oyerY Mint ning, , (except Sunday.) at. 2 50-a. DC, stopping - only tat principal stations, and Making direct connections at liar- ilsbing for Baltimore and Washington, and for New Yokit vie Philadelphia. THROUtIIIiEXPRkzis TRAIN leaves daily, at 4 26 p. m., stopping only at principal Sta tions, making - direct connectioc at Harrisburg u,r Baltimore atm Washington; and for New York yta Alientopq Route and Philadelphia. .11.1E I PAST leavis the Station daily, ,(except Sunday,) at 836 p.. m., stopping only at ptilictpal "Stattona, conflating at Harrisburg for lialtituore 1121 d• Washington, and at Philadelphia fur New York. JOHNSTOWN AOCOMIITI)DATION TRIAN lea's es daily .(except Sunday,) at 3 eu p. in., stop ping at ail Stations, and running as far as Cone maugh. FIItST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's Station, leavesdaily, (except Snuday,) nt 62u a.m. St:GOND A (.:UkrINI.I),IOLATIUN TRAIN for Wales Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 11 40 a. m. "tHIRD ACCO3IIIONATION TRAIN I'm IV all's Station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 3 fra p. m.. EditiP.Tli A cCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's Station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 6 Ott I} ca. THE LIHURCH. TRAIN leaves Wall'eStation, every Sunda% at 905 a. in.; returning leave; Pittsburgh at 114Gp. m. !LET U ILN ING TRAINS ARRIVE IN PITTSBITRITH AS FOLLOWS: Baltimore Express., L 2 20 p. Philadelphia Express t 26 p. i'Att Line 12 fol a. in Through Mail Train 12'_41 a. m .lohnstown Accommodation 10 01 a. ni let W all'e Station Accommodation.... 6 LI a. m 2.1 Walla Station Accontruodation..... 8 36 a. n, Wall's Station Accommodatian..... 165 p. hWall's Station Accommodation.... 5 551'. Lie 10.1timore Express will arrive with Philadelphia. E , :press at I 25 p. m. on Mondays. T.RAINS FOR BLAIRSVILLE and INDI ANA connect at 111nirin We intersection with Thicmgh Accommodation, Johnstown Accommo datlon and Ezprees Train East, and with Balti more Express and Johnstown Accommodation West. TA:AL - NS FOR EBENSBURG sonnect at Ores. son with Express Trains and Mail Train West, and, with Through Accommodation and Express Train East, The Traveling publie 't‘ ill find it greatly to their interest, in going East or West, to travel by the Pennsylvania tiattroad, as the aecommo dations now offered cannot he surpassed on any other route. The read in ballanted with atone, anal is entirely froe from Ansi, we can promise satiny, speed and emu tort to all who may favor this roan with their patrocage. TO NEW YORK ' PHILADELPHIA HA LT 1151 UR 1 , LANUASTER HARRIS/31./IUL .. Baggage Checked to all stations on the 'Penn sylvania Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Baal un,s-e and Neu• York. Passengers purehaei❑g tickets in care lett' be charged tin access according to distance- traveled in addition to the ci•tation ratee x except Irma Orme where the Company has no Agent. NOT.I.UE.—In case- eit t loaa, the Company will hold themselves responsible for personal baggage °nib and for an amount not exceeding sloe. . B.—An Omnibus Line has been employed to convey Passengers and Baggage to and from the Depot, at a charge nut to exceed 26 cents for each pastienger and baggage. Icir 'rickets apply to J. STEWART, Agent, At the P. B. R. Passenger Station, on Liberty and ltrant streets. iY22 864. ainigPiiG 1864. THE PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY, Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ArihN AND AFTER MAY 13th, 1861, trains run, as follows, viz Leave For Chl`go. For Cler'd. ForWheePg Express 1.00 a. Ir. 1.00 a. m. 1.00 a. m. Express 1,10 p. m. 1.10 p. m. 1.10 p. m. Mail 6.30 a. LU. 6.10 , m. Arrive 1 - 'ittebiugli, P., F. W. is. U. 1t'y..2.20 a. m., 11.20 p. m., 7.00 p m., 7,50 . m. et. P. R. 8...2.10 w. m., 3.60 p. in. , 8.00 p. ACCUMMoDATION TRAINS Leave Allegheny For Alll , oce. for N. IL For N. C. For Steu'e m. w. 15 v. to. 6,10 a. to. 12 tkt m. 3.bn p. tu. 2.50 p . m 4.40 p. m. p. m. RETITRNiNG. Arrive Allegheny, F. W. v l?. k'y .7.20 a. 9.2 n µ ni., 243 p tn., i. Zin p.m. 9.30 9. m. GEC). PA3i KIN, Agent. Vnion Passenger tnttou P.lttcliurgli, PA. • A. Q. CASSEI4BERI2 , Agent, Allegheny Cit. 11101 F. TITERS, (Ten. Ticket Agent, --- Pittsburgh & Connefisville R.. R. flier .1133. - arilroment. - Ark NFA ND AFTER DIONDAY, BIA V 2D, Ur gm, will leave the Depot, corner of Russ and _Water streets, as tollows: Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh. Mall to and from t"ntown. 7 CO a. In. 6 LO p. m. Express " 3 40 p. in. B 30 n. m. lat M'KeeaportAce'dn. 11 00 a. in. 660 a. in. 2d 6 16 a. na. 2 05 p. IstPort Perry " 700 a. in. a3O A. In, Eraddoel'a 4 15 p. in. 640 p. in. Sunday Church Train to tLndfroi4 M'keesport, 1 00 p. in. lo Oo a. In. Fort icketa apply to CEO.I3OCTLTON, W. ii. STUtil, Supt. ap3o ow e PITTSB - ROli, PA •LARGTEST, IiTIKAPEST, AND A most successful DUSINESS ALAN'S COL. .LEGEttilhe United States. Ake - Students can enter and review at Any time' CIRCULARS Containthg fhll information sent glum of charge to any address On application to the PtfinniPale; 7EN KIN S & SMITH, del-lawd&y Pittsburgh, Pa _ . THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE. luvputed 1840 Vol }WEI vErr TFITHUT.g. FROil ALL Xlll,other Sewing Ataahlnes, at the World's Fair, 1862, while the Singer Sewing Machine recetted an honorable mention on its merits; and Wheel er s Wilson's a medal for its device. palled "Hir cuter Hook." The Howe Sewing Machine, was awarded a premium (to an Eng.l.Mh Exhibitor,) as the best for all purposes on exhibition. (tar lightest Machine guaranteed to make perfect work on: the lightest and heaviest fabrics: Soli' and rented at N 05.12 tx 14 St. Glair street A. DI MoaREGOIL . . Agent. iniIZIELES, KETCHUP AND SA rerst,-... msr2(kiBtavv-1y 100 doz gzaloo and quart Vloklea, 30 do pint Pickles, 20 do English PICAles, assorted, 200 do Tomato Ketchup, quarts and plats, 200 do Pepper Sauce, 20 do Cumberland Sauce, 10 du Worceetealdre Sauce, 6 do Walnut Ketchup; 5 do I\ lustiroon Ketchup M , 20 , tkritnported Prenclz istard, 60 do Imitation do do Just received and for sale by I:EYRIE:It & 126 and 128 Wood at. MR A/SINS, PRUNES AND Ct , It Am, RAN TS -1,000 pkgs. Bunch and Layer Email:Ls, in whole hall and quarter boxes, 60 mats Seedless Raisins, 26 kegs do do 30 casks prime Zante Currants, 60 kegs French Prunes and Plums, 26 boxes do do Just rttetred and for sale by REYMYR 2a BROS., mhP 126 and 128 Wood e. ALARGE. LOT OF , Congreee 6's Tobacco, Baltimore Spun TobaccOs • • - . : •:, Navy Founds " • ' ,- , Bright Cut and Dry Smoking Tobacco, Solace Fine Cut u I i ; , Sve-4 Olive Skuuly Side line Cut `Lit • t 1 . • i " • ' ' - _ At '•'' • - BP COLLIS'rEII it MI, I , 1' !xlih2e- t W - 004 / 1 t* ''' _ . : $l2 WI to it) 10 utr S 60 7 61, REIT' Rti.INCI Arrli es at Pertpoted ~.~.~ .4* - iBROKERS. WO, -STOCK,-DRAFT ' BOND AND MORTGAGE, 11EAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE BROKER, "Office in Jones' El:Uinta "Internal ui e„ue tenty) between .11::. v ;I r . Hanks, No. 67 FOURTH STREET, PAPER MANUFACTURERS: S. B. & C. P. NARELE, Mannincturera and Dealers in - Boon, CAP, I.E TTEIt, And all Ends of Wrapping Paper,. Lbw° Ilenityvecl PROM NO. .27 WOOD STREET, TO No. 33 Smithfield Street, • PiTTSiiLlikiki, PA. B' Cash paid for RAGS. spa LAMPS, OIL, &C LUCENT OIL WO2IIY.S. DUNCAN, DUNLAP. & CO., MANC2ACTURAILS ow PURE WRITE REPINED C." .IEIL 1T oax,s, Office, 201 LIBERTY STREET, rayS4md PITTSBURG PA. . _ HOUSE CARPENTERS. OURTIS C. ,C.TEINI.O2IT, 81319ER.AL House Carpenter and Jobber, SHOP, VIRGIN ALLEY, Between Wood and Liberty streets. PITTSBURGH, PA. IR - Orders solicited and promptly attended to. ALDERMEN. FRANK KELLY, Alderman and Attorney at Law, NO. 81 FIFTH STREET Sir - Collection of accounts and all legal burl neaa promptly attended to. sel-lytt LOAN OFFICES LOAN OFFICE, OFEICCE, HENRY W. CIIITIOTTE, NO. 100 SMITHFIELD ST., Near the corner of Ith, PITTSBURG 11. mONEY 1N LARGE AND SMALL quantities loaned ou tiold and Silver , Dia monds, Jewelry, Gold and Silver Watches, and all kinds of valuable articles, for any length of time agreed on. The goods cannot be delivered without the Ticket. Allir Office Hours from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M. jean ENGINE -BUILDERS. _ . WM. M. FABER & CO., STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS, Iron lround ex -R, General Machinists and Boiler Makers, DMAEt Tllll Penns. n, Passenger Station, • PITTSBURGH, FA. MANUFACTURER ALL KINDS OF Steam Engines, ranging from three to ono hundred and fifty horse power, and suited for F Grist Mills, Saw Mi ll s, Blast urnaces, Facto. ries, etc. Give particular attention to :the construction of Engines and Machinery for grist mills, and for uprights, mulay and circular saw mills. Have also on hand, finished and ready for ship ment at short notice. Engines and Boilers of every description. Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately, Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Punier, in every variety, and continue the manufacture of Woolen Machinery and Machine Cards. eOu r prices are low, our machinery manufactur id of the best quality of materials, and warranted n all cases to give satisfaction. , tir - Orders from all parts of the country solici ted and promptly tilled. felt-d& w CARPETS, 'OIL CLOTHS, &C. Piano Covers, Fine Embroidered Cloth, Embossed Cloth, A new and SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Just received at the New Carpet Store of MTarland, Collins & Co. enetian Blind Trimmings, An entirety new and complete assortment just received at the NEW CARPET STORE II'FARLAND, COLLINS & CO mb4 TAILORS. DAUB Sr, CAPPIRL, MERCHANT TAILORS, 185 SMITHFIELD STREET, WICHAVE JUST RECE1 1' 1111) A large and well selected stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, tionsisting of Cloths, Casslotores . , Vesting., &a. Also, a large stook of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, including Lockwood's Cloth Lined PAPER COLORS, NECK TIES and everything usually kept by first-class Furnishing Stores. Orders promptly executed. mh.s-Iyd PORK PACKERS OHARLES L. CALDWELL, (Suocepoors to Su. Holmes & C 0,,) PORN PAC IZ., Dealer in Bacon, Lard, Sugar-Cured Rama, Smoked Beef, ia,c. CORNER MARKET AND FIRST STS., deal 1-Iyd PrFTSBITRCM, PA OYSTERS, GAME. &C. 13 EISM'I.AIIGiLLI of DEALER IN OYSTERS, BUTTER, GAME POULTRY AND EGGS, 300 i.,113. - Ivrs.- del-dtf Down entre. WALL PAPER, &C - -- TA pApErts, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, FANCY GOODS Wall Papers Jrom Sc to *4 per roll; Window Shades from 10e to $6; OD Clothe from 700 to •1,60 per yard Fane , Good in all i'aridiee, at the New Wall Paper & Fancy Goods Rouse of FOERSTFR u SCHWARZ, febla tetSmithtield street DRIED FRUIT -15 bush Dried Peaches, halves, 23 Apples, ust received and , for sale by }'ETZER & ARIVISTRON(I, onrner of Market and I•'irst ats POTATOES -60 bushels choice Neshannocks, 200 do do Peach Blows 100 - do do Pink Eyea, Just received and for sale by FETZER Ai. ARMSTRONfI, =Mit corner Alarket a ant 1 at, ifitEVINED SUGARS— 1513 bble "A" and "B" Coffee Sugars, 20 do °rushed, Granulated and Powdered Sugar—Now in store and for sale b febli REY M ER 4.BRCS.. 128 and 128 Wood EL " ' T',/ 1 : 00 , 1 ;eXts Fancy, Tenet and Soap, 'le more Ana lor gale by REYMER. Ec BROS, 126 and 128 Wood gi QB MS - 1K TIP T - A .111 quint'," lightlickht Vhamprig4 30 Cana Spark,l4 e licosetle. . In store 'ye:6ff/ ,iiihazu .3 (JkS.JE: .D 1 UGGI W.HOT,F.R ALE AND .RETAIE'ziDR AT' in Foreign and Donteetto Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs and• YeYttiniery, , NO. 77 FEDERAL. ST •. T • my:m-Iyd ALLEGHENY 061 . ! frA.. PITTSBURGH STEAMBOAT FORGING;' ANDREW KLOYAN.... kI ENP.I" PH (PPS, JR., eneral Partner!. KLOMAN & P.HIPPS, NINTH WARD, PITTSBURGH. AINTUFACTURE BAR.UtON . , oral Rallway and Steamboat klorgint* Passenger, Freight and Locomotive Axles. ato. r. selo-tf GAS PLUMBERS & FITTERS. - • A. 11. 1,) Y ctL Lwjir S PLIMEIS AND GAS _FITTERS, NO. 163 WOOD STREET, Opposite Ftret Church, Pittsburgh; and NO. 47 OHIO STItIIET, ALLEGHENY, WEAR THE MAYOR'S OYitiOß. ulst PS, HYDRANTS, SHEET LEAD, Lem: Pipe, Pig and Bar Lead, and Plumb er's Material in general. 011 Refineries fitted up in the most approved manner. Tanks lined with Lead or Copper. louses fitted with Water and (i.ka Fixtures. • ' 4.1 - N. B.—Ali orders promptly attended ta; ap3-lycl . _ . WATCHES AND JEWELRY, I, R. . . . rvine SUBSCRIBERS HAVE LtIILS"T 11. opened a very large anddeakrable stock'oi FINE GOLD JEWELRY, GOLD`S, SILVER WATCHES, For Ladles. and Gentlemens , Wear ; tine Bronze Clocks, Fancy Gooda, SILVER-PLA'T'ED WARE, Such as Castors, (lake and Fruit Baskets, ; Goblets, Card Cases, Tea Setts, eto. HEINEMAN, PI EY RAN & SEIDLE, dc2o 42 Fifth street. BREWERS AND MALSTERS SPENCER & M'KAY, BREWERS & MALSTERS, PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY. vi,T if. HAVE ALWAYS ON 'LAND A superior article of Ale, Porter and Brown Stout, And will continue to make it our aim to gt - ve satisfaction to all of our customer& Xt. Rohl ateon of Liberty street, will have.the yaanage -01 our business, with lull contrgibin.theltrewery. Address all orders to SPEING.ha Pheonix Brewery, Pittsburgh, Pa. JOS. SPENCER, JAS. WRAY. 13utterlield .Sr., Co., Malsters and flop Dealers, Bdeol -1 pt ORMSBY IRON WORKS, Wharton Brothers & Co., RE NOW PREPARED TO RE ceive urdera from the trade for all size- of Guide, Hoop, Stake, Band acHorieShoe Iron OF THE BEST QUALITY Pitteburgli, :him. I, 1863 ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW JAM .A li. 11,JFECNS illuM-18 C. LAZEdit ILEtzettr, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Victoria, 1V1). 103 FIFTH STREET, Collections and other legal business attended to in Alleghnny, Washington, iireene, and ad joining tot. tines. jar2s-2ind HOUSEFURNISHING UPHOLSTERY. No. 85 Fourth Street, .14:ar Wood. /111/h: SUBSCRIELERS AI N U lo` au. TURR a nd keep coastantly cfn hand every article In their line, viz: Cornices, Ornaments, Curtain f Cowl unto, Feather Beds, Mats treBses of kinds: also, the celebrated Patent spring, Beds. All kinds 01 r,hadea, Blinds and l'lfst urea. 4.l — Trompt atte.ation given to all orders for tit, ling and lxying down 4 'arpeta, ()II Cloths, sco. octl7-Iya 1:(113ERT: ROENICK. CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD ARV N'S SUPERIOR CRACKERS, LtME MANUFACTURERS. To Builders and Contractors, Ts 7 E ARZNOt"WFACTURING asulor article Which we are prepared to deliver from our COAL YARD, 509 LIBERTY STREET F.E?,. /WC I 1..."ir C, C, AL 3r.J , Always on hand as usual PLANING MILLS AMES MILLLNGAR, AIONONGAIIE. el LA I'LANINq MILL, would respeettuily inform the public that he has rebuilt since the tire, and having enlarged his establishment, and tilled it wi th the newest and most approved ma eliinery,is now prepared to furnish tlooring and planing ,ards, scroll sawing and re-sawing, doors, sash and shutters, kiln dried frames, mouldings, box making, &c. SOUTH Prrrinaunaft, Sept. 7, 1867. ja2o - - - ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE, Under Clare of the Franciscan Brothers. r iiis INSTITUTION, SITUATItD IN Lorretto, Cambria County Pennsylvania, about four mi les from Cresson Station, on the direct route betweenPhiladelphianodPittaburgh wan chartered in 1559, with privileges to confer the usual 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. The Scholastic year com&encthi on the FIRST N DAY after the lath of and ends about the 28th of JUNE following. It is divided into two Sessions. Students cannottatirri home between the Sessions. All til l ii - Iparatus neces sary to Land Surveying,- .E ing; he., will .be furnished by the titution to the Students. Instruments/ Vocal Mimic forms no extra charge. Students will be admitted from eight years to the age of manhood. Tanga—Hoard and Tuition, payable half yearly in advance • Id. Surveying and use of instruments, per an num 21) Clasical Snit Modern Languages, extra.... to Students spending Vacation at the College.. 20 Reference can be made to the lit. Rev. Bishop Domenee. Rt. Bev. Bishop Wood, Philadelphia; Rev. T. S. Reynolds, Lorretto ; Rev. Dr. O'Hara, Philadelphia; Rev, Henry .Al'Laughlin, Phila delphia ; Rev. Pierce Mahar, liarrishurg. N. B.—A hank runs daily to Lorretto from Oressen. se2. , Hey. E. A. 13E5E. SuraTior. BLINN'S PATENT LAMP 011)31.N.E.Y ULEANER.—No more ;Chititneits tsbke m dr/cleaning. It cleans a ohininey with Out isaah ing and is the only article in the market that cleans a chimney; properlY; , ;Rir sae- it•the principal Lainp Stores, and at the Lamp atisl More of. DATE -600 BUSH Plaktly -9,4= Just received=and for itti4e bt , o'ti" , FIa•ZKR te.B.MSIVO lurk '' o anier l4, 4 4 ett iM MV 10LOtra..-2WIMZS .._ AMILi' 1' Float' Jusirisbeliedizid•foi. Jed ,• • • 1 "i ITLAllfell 1 , 1 7 7 "A • ••4. 044 le u:` , 4. I <ru 114; Zl. it •-. 5-2; '444,47, 4;11 • l-,E.;4"12. lEMI DR übict§td. -1:ST1 DiT~itTc IV.; 5T1008138012 JAMES P. rzar.narntoi,i THo*.a.B N. OMEEAAR, Special Paztuer. IRON CITY FORGE, WATER STREET, WHEELING, VA IRON WORKS ja,clB-6md PITTSBURCFII, PA 64 Fourth street LIME, BEST QUALITY OF DICKSON, STEWART A, CO WELDON'ikELLy, Airmuwrthemmawmot COMMISSION MERCHANTS SOZN' fi R HEgD, - ,comsgoitvga, cfmt PODI XECIIIAZILAYP PIG METAL AND - BLOOMS, NO. 74 WATERNT.. below Market, Pri-rsittiEGn. E".., • 13A-liratrY", (Late Oaahler ofthildeiehanth , Bank,) COMMTBSION MERGIIA.NT NO. 11 SOUTH. NtA.INSTREET, ST. Lours, mo. ire ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID AL --- to tilling orders for the , purchase of Cotton, •Ffemp, To.kaceri; trlotir, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Jeer, Ate. • • , •• 4 1Orrams To--.lkerks, 'Banker, , and 'Merelus rt. St. Louis gener ally-; John D. Scully, e • (.sAstiter, Pittsburre o : Orders and cons =Mita respectfully solto • and;prouipt returrisL . inade. •fan2l-I.st iii.A.,;rgrquesesorr •' • ADAM AMNION PATTERSON- Is AIIIION; Coirstanlvicelon , Atierchants, Flont!eud Grain and General Produce 6 Woact st., L'lSSsheigh, Pa— Wa take pkasureSa.referrlxer to the , f01k:444; Plttalmrgh Rouses :, Chess, Miriam Sr. Co., Zug k Palnfer, A..Eradler,' E. Ed:Miriam ft Uo., H. Davis, J.k.. Wootivell; /fag: SPOullyam2e-t 4..;0 " J. W. Spencer, L0ve.64,00 4 R. li. Jack ts.. Co jt GROCERS. P. RirrmEn. E. of marina J =YAM Late; at Rteketrorh; RErYNER & BROTIfEREc. [Sneeeseols to Rektner & Andersanj 1 1 1 719L.114.4...111, Dp.A.LEII43 is Foreign Frulta,l Nuts, Confectionary, sugars, FAT". Works, ac., NOB, 128 ANDII2B WOOD STRtaa', PITTSBURGH. .T A 711 4 VAXCEL Sr. co., WHOLES AtteßOG r ERS I 6.151 D XIS , I:PctIM!2B OP WIN x, BRANDIES, EMS, &C. • ALi3O, Distillers and Dealers In Fine Old Mgrunigahela Bye Whisky, 327 LIBERTY STREET, rio7-Iyd PITTSBURGH, PA. . sir . m 'Cr X.a IEI NT Y, GROCER,. NO. , PITTSBURGH, PA. • mr22-IydAw . BRASS FOUNDERS. Duquesne Brass Works. e. OADMAH7. n.. ortawpoaD, Cadman ..fir) ' Crawford, itanufaetitre arid keepe,6iiidantly on hand every " vArletrot . FINISH.ED.RRASS WORK. BRASS CASTINDS of superior smooth- . nese made to order. TEAM-13,0AT WORK AND REPAIR hag promptly attemled.to. Also, sole agent's tor V, eatern Fennaylvania, for the Bale of .NLARSIPS STYIIUN PIOIP, with Landsell's / rot/rover/lent tat/ached. i s let/10 J. & L Iit'STEEN, • BRASS FOUNDERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, ALL KAMM 'OP BRASS AND IRON COCKS MADE TO ORDER. Also, Brass Castings of all Kinds, Made atthe shortest notice. Particular attention paid to fitttog up and ne• pairing of OIL RT:FiIiERIF.S. 31 a. 34 Water Street, Bear Liberty. ralllE MEMBERS OF THIS F. BE+ tog practical mechanics, of many years , ex perienee in the business will ensure to give mils isfaction in every respect. .Vie are also agents for Guild, Garrison w. t.4team Pumps for water and oil. set-1 yd STEEL WORKS ILLA.O JONES. ',RAM L. BOYD.. Wlf 1.008.41. Pittsburgh' 'Steal Works, JONJES, 13.0 - irD Sr, CO., NANUPAOTIIFOLIP OP Omit Steel; also, Spring, Plow and A B Steel Springs and Oorner of Ross and Daft Streets, P/TTSBURCI-H, PA. GLASS WORKS Urf-NNIZZOIrAIf..D. 01.11 . 4111N0W5/E:. - D. lIIMI3IOI YI CIINSIINOII2,III • Or DUNCAN. UNZIaNGH.A.M.S • pr. C 0.--P IT T nummi CITY GLASS WcOltKS—Ware 41.nuse MA , Water street:Coed 466 loitir Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., three awn' below the Monon gahela blouse, manufacturers of Pittsburgh City Window fibula toruggistaqiiass - Ware and Arne 4.ican Con vex. Glen, lorParlor Windows, Church and public buildings. ~• • . apt WINES LIQUORS &C . E. P. MIDDLETON, IMPORT= OP WINES, BRANDIES, &C. • Also, sole proprietor of the 01,1) WILEA'r No. 5 North Front St.. Inhl.4.lyd PHILADELPHIA, YA. J.A.0013- - FOREIGN 'WINS - AND LIQUORS, 160 sHITVI:FIEX.D STREET ! Three doors abovii atti IrCOB KELLER WOULD DIVA Paddenlar attention io hie ateakof German Wince awl French Brandies, wbielLhaa been se lected and iniported by himself. Fainiliei and. Churches could depend on obtaining at his tablishment the best andpurest of Wines. Pure .i.dquors of allicinds,'equal:to any Lathe city, al. ways on hand. Aiso, Pius 01d Ilya./Whialyyt WWI the bCft Beatified Wenungahnla, OC3O 14.raTICY W. REAVATOISOkar 0024. Foreign Brandies,Virmes-and Girsts • filiokberry, Raspberry.: Wild Oheny,and- haln ger bi.andies, Old kbmougahela, Rye, her. Whiskies, ..bkrsfim Rum, soh.i NO: 88 , 1_,IXIMUTIT - err - me. . Opposite Fourth itir4it, . : - FITT311118011,•PA.. ifirl - fotelef Tavernr sad Is!tmlO p s supplipd a moder Ate profits f. Gra* ' mr2vika • 13. Xx. 4.13335, PHOTOGRM 3 4I9 -AR,111.13T, 46 and 48 - St Clair Street, PITTSBUSEiIit , :: . itai irt 7-ATER, LATURICS, V V Lite Size qtylut laths air, etc. :3", pgrapl3ls viltheldintisaapg, &ALI:noel( Itackgzeueila.. ~ A vvry- t ypea.l ktboto= graPig Albtitha, iiilt , Pr4949fVeßt b:Atioy BttiCi a. adapted to the Phiiitogra..lo.beeineaq leggy „ . , . s - : NOTARY: <PUBLIC, I 59 FOU:II7# entgagg hours-from Stp..th.f to' kit, fti. uly2o . .lso lu'fle., 6014. and '4lOO Boxeic Softies, and .07AsXs. Sawa 011 -sizes for Botehr, - Pablis 1 ii4fe - "4itlblereitidleS known. ~ ; ~" XJI6II fromPolstms.". "Not dall&aftMato_ tbe llumsti , Estally. "Rats comeotaat...tasir holes to dle." 4aflold Wiuder ti o,latie sim,m, aliMigt; Dah I* im - Tolifid IletOras Avery eifill tßaWataa 111 01 altsvorthlmoritaltstlons. 1 , o 4 ) that `CPFTABAOI-14a4lJetYLOI1g1tokaloa. :Betlelgail Ilas/emajhboistowilalye. . h - ilitolddresa ,:, ~- : :m.lrm,*4 ItlllairAit. 7,4,rakuclpatt.lhet&l73 a lifer.- 1 . :.. ,I faXGE OF .VlCElCAthinitkifits ! * ittsg 'ErAllt 000S/lblesala lael re 4 fl ar Q " a : it I • 1........',h): V +gittliburth, Pj. arid F. A.AcELLVA.I. - mai icriroumira rvitimeirlizir.)C - Rap,,, ',est_amv,p,or.r- 1 4,..., -,„,-,I•14,:. , I,i-..taltlffkailgiv jl - - resenting sm. famous ilftiMellafit 'l4 , s A, ,14.18.1113., 41.11SORMIlimie .0100.4.4 W,, POkLikitalilAL.l., ''' ARAM% Mime audOlLtamitsts my 2B . .... :.,i 541/ f''. ,:2. - --- %wood st. and Balmoratslutts t,.. 1 1.• ,, tr . we Wait ••\; , ',.. s - ..1.-. 1111abig,' , - ' PIS Er ' ' i r ,,,,,,, ; ::_gsue ffr--, - ,', ,:, '„ ~ , ' • . 4 z Ir. -- -4k' ----- .1.;:117 - 4iTrf ., , 7 1 1 1 -114 1 ''' ' ." - -C - fh - 1 k- -, ..:'- . i = : 4 • 1 4041 - 01 - Weilis - ' '"VrA - 50, 4:, Mir . . :'`" " i 7 " .4A' ~4: ~,1 viligs B. ., t... 1. 4.7 - 09.1 - tit441,14. .#' -',"` i ,is • tik s c „v,q , ,,,,,,.. -..?...;,- , ,_, !,,...,..,.,, 2 ~,,,k , i 1 ~ ..f,A,•!•44. 1 1 „r•,-.•'N4* -4 - 4 c: . 4.!-• , k l-t- ,,7 ;:t• - , -- -.J., t F ,,,c-, " 'c‘ -- ,7 * 2, -, ..1,,] „',.' vd„, t.t14, - 0 , t12, ~,- '?-- f .„,---,,,- . -- ,k-: - i- - -•11X? ;/ •1:-;-• : kT -2 -. -:- • •: -. '46 . ,...,1 •F. - ".--,`••- , :i::- - ii,c -- '.•,t , .•-•, . -, ' -•, -' - i '--t -- -A. --, -;- - N- 4 •-•? - - :: - : - . - - -, ,, - , 2 •,.. --, ,,-.•.„,...,-, . - ...-; -- ,--4;.,,,,,--.- --,„--.-, z-,, , ,:; . ,, , ,:. , 4-,A ' i,i; - , ,-. • 71' l - ;2 ;:f.';'.. i 1.1 e'-"=!1:' it,i ,?,,.::- ~,r ;,c4 4;...?- 4, q ~ 14-4 :,:fL.„,' . vM• , .. i;cW:-< : 7 ,, , i',J . : '4--- J. F. DAY . • T. B. HAYDEN. r. . , DAY . " succe...... M I OII7PAC4IIRIERS, rietiorterelled Deer des Le Saddle • '()Dash ' seater and , Oeniage'' Nci . •' ;Wolk admit sign oft e • • rbri*fi.Pittaalrit BANKS AND BANKERS. ' F ir uz = E 'THIRD NATIONAL BASK Having organized under the National Cu nay 'Act, le tie* prepared_to do a General_Banking Business. Depows received, Allehenge, on .tilivpriricipst cities er t he / WO ' l eg- AND SOLD, And colleetiotui made in every accessible part of the country. Office for the prevent, funtil the completion of the New Banking Souse corner of W oat street and Virgin alley,) In the Bank-big Bea* of the ' 'Denim sAlrnircile NO, 110 Eaixsaitlaticact Opposite the Guidon House. ornwrons: Wm. E. Schmertz, A. Harlde, Bell, Alex. Bobtail), S. Ht. Hartman, Homy Ouse*, / L. Morgenstern, it. Gee. ADA REINERAN. I Prest. R. 0. SCHlLltlrrz, Uash.pro tem. mh7-2md ili• HOLMES . liONlil, II • A ti. aRS is 'and Exeletnge , Brokers ann Eludes in • otos; Drafts,' Acceptances, AloldeSilver and ank Notes. Exchange on •DM .Z l 4 l erri and ''Weatern pities constantly for Sale. • Collections made' In all the ettlee'tkitotghout the United States.. Deposits reoetvedin par funds or current paper, No. 67 Dlgket Meet, between Thlid 'and Fourth street's. , ' DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, 65 FOURTH STREET. ' QI3dI;TEIi,EfI IN 186E4 OPEN DAILY, PROMO TO .also, on Wednesday and Satur..diy'eVeninik, Lam May list to lloyemberlat, from I tog o'clock and from November Ist to May LO, from 6to 8 o'clock. , Deposits receivednf all some not lee s Ulan Otji Dca.b.su, and a dividend of the.profits-aecdared twice a year, In June and Decesaber,Anterests has been declared semi-annually, in June and De cember since the Rank we* orgaffinkl; at - thereto of six per cent, a year. Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit of the depositor as principal, and bears the same interest from the lint days of June and De cember, compounding twice .a year, without troubling the depositor to call or even to,present his pass book. At this rate money will double in less than twelve years. Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, Rules and the offic Regulations, e furnished gratis, on application to . rasenmerr. GEORGE AL.BREE. VIOH PILEBIDMITEI. James McAuley, James B. D. Meeds, John 11. Shoenbeger, Wm. Douglas, • James Herdnian, Isaac I}l. , Pemuock, Peter A: Madeira, James Shidle, Wm. 3. Anderson. John B. 111 , F$Ablen, A. M. Pollock, M. D. JohnG. Bikikeien, TR.OI3TERS. Calvin Adams, Henryziamoh,. John O. I3inilley, John George Black, 11.111Burgwin, John Ore Alonzo A. Oarrar, Robert Robb, . Charles A. Colton. Henry L. Ringwilt, John brans, Win. E. Solimerti, Benj. L. Fahneatook, Alexander Symer, John J. Gillespie, Alexander Timlie, Wm. S. Haven, Wm. Yeah*, Peter H. Hunker, Isaac Whittiery Richard Rays, Wm. r..Wetra.larti Janltle O. Kelly, . cluisti.tut,lreapr. El2CkratT2l4 ANT. 74-eakinrwra.. - AiI:UR - LES A. 003LTONs • • PHILADELPHIA CARDS cues. AUGER J. RODMAN RICZCJ3 . MAG-rEM & •lIICJIVS, Importers arid dealers Hi - CLOTHS, CASS MERE% SATINiTTS. VostDxse t Tailors , Tx - bumf:Jag% kr_eulicvzr svrrnEm'r. PHILADELPHIA. ,t N - 0,255 0ca0.41 Wit BRICE & QO., Produce and Provielculdt COMMISSION JARROW% 410. 15 South W teithk;, PIMA. SlEir - Liberal advances made oniSi*guments when required. imiyclyd GEORGE GRAk.NIV, Manufacturer and WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER /n every description of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, 610 CHESTNUT STRIET, myl-tyd O. A. VAN KIRK & 004 x.ebrurecTurisua OD OAS FIXTURES AND crLuvriztiEits, Patent Improved LatTELSIOR AND PATENT PARAGON COAL OIL BURNERS, Eland Lamps, Colusara3, 6.ltzsacroxis, No. 517 Arch Street, niladelphie. klanutaatory, Franktord, PnllB. - 14 goods warranted. firt.lyd LONGCOPE & PEARCE MaSaiifitetUrera and Importer:poll' 'ht S' YURATISIM 'GOODS, AND TAILORS TRIAINCINGS, No. 10 South Fourth •Street, m • I-1 d ,PELIZADELPRLA. HOTELS, RESTAURANTS &C E/1.416 - IDr..a. CA-31E0 , T30Z71 1 MI 3E, NO. 350 4.INEHAN'N STREET,. Nest to Pennsylvania Passenger 'Depot, JOHN SAVAGE, - PROPRIETOR,' _ , A VINO VAECEN AND PIT Irpn I . with all the modern improv • thls pop. filar resort, the subscriber is prepared to serum =Mate his old customers and the .public. gener ally, with the best the market attbrdi: ,ggaters will be served up in every variety Of styleturing the season. His Wines, Liquors' and Alas he Mehl confident in recommending them to the pub , Ile for their excellence. °an, Bucket and Shell Oysters recelvdidally, and sold wholesale and retail. my 20.1 • d Co IT Et 0 NO. 22 DIAMOND ALLEY, PITTSBURGH. T ind -SUBSCRIBED. A.NNQtTNCES to the public that he is In daily - reed .t of FRESH SHELL and OAR . OYST &a., and b prepared to accommodate-,the. as of thin old and well-known hone - 61,11*h very thing inthe eating and line-at thethort. eat notice.. JO SH4 LeEB, 1191,114 yd , kmatetor. !.YOUNG'S EATING SA VON, Coiner of Irtmtn Ally . ;. RaU Wear, • • • •Where OYSTERS . and isti thu deitemitcyr of the season Fill be /served up In the-most _paintahie • ELI YOUSG, • ,ocia , corner Virgfn.Alley and'Stritihtypld at. POLLOIIALLBILLIMDSA. (2t AßDNEß , icbtailielditid his old friends and customers that. be: itlattßao Da found at his_old stand, APOLLO RALL, en. trance on Fourth street— littmaallynakai hand the bort guality orLagerlieer, anddn9opneatton with the half,: a well appahated b el.egoon, ootAttr good:tables, hula atilt kimer4 t 4t . 4l24 •P*O,:.:lLlfrollxcHnliiiEntuth at. 4Lf-ifejwakrourt4;„,, A...z.AYANT - - .:-,;,.~ 013A.5. 0. SWOPS
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