.t ~,±• if.11.f?..APFP 7 1 1 44,.. PA 'F..1464 PI.ITSBURGH POST. For the Increased anti iLereaaing prosperity of PrTTSBURGH POST. We are desirous of returning our acknowledg ment& to its numerous patrons. During the pestle/a it has ,Largely Increased its Circulation, lgotnrithatanding organized efforts to curtail it The present year brings with it, not the --SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION, .3.4riiiiirAdministration so frequently promised nor have those in power given any EVIDENCE OF THEIR ABILITY OR DEISM TO CRUSH IT Their principal efforts have been devoted to schemes (or Continuing Themselves in Power. This Fall they will be 33E.T i oluE. TI3E PEOPLE ror trial, and we are desirous of speaKing of their stewardship to as MANY lit, - E A. Il E. Ft S As we can supply with our paper In its Political Character, An heretofore the Post will remain an Independent Democratic Journal, DEVOTED TO THE Preservation of the Constitution, IMMED RESTORATION OF THE UNION; It will wallas itself to the discussion of U icor+ 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 lb the saving of our REPUBLICAN SYSTEM; Thatattaa party in the country anxious to save it but the Democratic ; and in order that It !shall BE PRESERVED THE SUCCESS Of the Democracy Is absolutely necessary, and that too, et the Earliest Practicable Period. We expect to be able to meet the expeetatione of attr friends in the discussion of the questions which will be involved in the approaching PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, OUR NEWS DEPARTM ENT Particular attention will be given to the Nowe .Department of the Post; we shall labor to obtain the LATEST BY TELEGRAPH .EIL IV 33 'AM AL XMa ; While equal industry will be exercised In our . NIECULANEOUS AND LOCAL DEPARTMENTS Its Commercial Department Will be entrusted to one who ts every way qual ified fore proper discharge of his duties ; it wil be conducted in an HONEST MANNER, Intended to inform the public of honest and fair dealing, givlag no countenance or encourage ment to dishonest dealings. 'X" 39 Ft 114 f. ES : DAILY EDITION, Per year “ month ” week To agents per hundred copiea SATURDAY MOMING POST, 'sfnicisubscitptioni ... . .. oo -,),!'idh -Clubs of five ita,r i 160 . .... •A• one to getter up:.. 1 25 id T.tSStt`P« 4 ' forty 11 1' • - • ' Jo. .. ff-4:43oefindli(Cy , f q 00 • i;O43W STEAMSHIPS.;.a .4 steam from Queenstown and Liverpool. THE FIRST-CLASS POW- Iton.*aApg, of the Dun: .14 Lll4llll IND r: SIDON, HEMS, HECL A., OLYMPUS, tVlri• ituiiidituifitri lefalitoin Liverpool; te s. • DAY, from queenatown every alternate WEDNES DAY, and from New York every Alternate WEDNESDAY. National Steam Navigation Company VIBGXNIA, LOUISIANA, ERIN, PENWYLVANIA, Will sail from Liverpool arid Queenstown, as above, (forming a weekly line,) and from New York every alternate SATURDAY. Steerbge Passage from New York, 446 Currency. to New York, 436 Gold or equiyalefit in Currency. Passengers forwarded to Paris and all !German ports at very low rates. Also, by the old Black Star Line of first cliles copper sailing vessels, fare from Liverpool *3o Currency. To Liverpool 420 Currency. Sigli drafts fbr.sale payable in any port of Lurope. For Passage apply to WILLIAMS bi GUIUN, lb Fulton St., New York, or THOS. BATTIOAN, Agt, No. 47 Smithfield street, my2e-lyd Succdesorl6 Thos. Rattigan. Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia (INMAN) SifTYkIL-1351.51EK1.V. 3LIN NOTICE 'l'o , 'l'l.llEl 131U131.1C. THEUNDERSIGNED • having been appointed agent for "w"..stS t - .A.v the above line of Steamers vice Mr. John Thompson, deceased, the Mildness of the line here, will, hereafter be carried on at No. 68 Smithfield 'street, near Fourth, where all applications should be made. The Steamers of this line are among the most magnificent atioat, , and rtin diseckbetween Liver peohmul New York, sailing every week. The undersigned is also agent for T,A.PSCOTT , 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. SS Smithfield street, Pittsburgh, Pa. .0 2 Passage from England and Ireland, Itit :3 S, 0 0 . EUROPEAN AGENCY. THOMAS H. ILATTIGAN, ‹ f" EUROPEAN AGENT No. 122 _IA *X! te..l Monongahela House, Pittsburgh, {'a., is prepared to bring out or bring out or send-bask passengers from or to any qt of the old country, either by steam or sail packets. SIGHT BONDS FOR SALE, payable in any part of Europe. Agent for the Indianapolia and Cincinnati Rail road. Also Agent for the old Black star Line of Sailing lacketa, and for the lines of Steam ers sailing between New York, Liverpool, Glas gow and Galway. jan6.-lyd THUS. H. RATTIC{AN Real Estate Savings Institution ‘Z. TA TERI EN T OF THlit. CONDITION of the above tnatitution, Saturday, April 30th, 1864: Amount of Deposita $180,678 68 Amount intereat due de- positors Iday let 3.674 OA Amount Contingent Fund 6,026 96-6190,681 81 ASSETS. Find Lienson Real klat'teS 99,322 07 U• S. 6-20 Bonds at par.. 51,400 00 U. S. Debt Uer. aryl Notes 16,409 10 Accrued interest not col lected Ott ce Furniture Cash on hand 1,689 67 164) 00 22,809 27-4190,661 67 The undersigned Auditing Committee have examined the books of the Institution, the bonds and securities, and counted the cash, and have found the shove statement to be correct. H. CHTLDS N. VOEGHTLY, W. H. CA I I - I:LANI , Pittsburgh, May bl, 1104. Se-Deposita received DAILY and EV Lit Y z.NATI7FiIIAY EVEN INO . Interest pm.] at nIX PLR CENT. per annum. TRUSTIEES ISAAC JONES, President Ron. K. 91oortirri.1 C. G. Iluesey, Jacob Painter, Nichol/la Voeghtly. Hou. 'rho'. M. Howe Wm. H. Smith, `A' m. R. t;opelemit, Harvey Childs, Office, 63 Fourth Street. A. A. CARRIER, Treasurer. rn y 7,1 t f&.:stw SILVER PEARL SOAP. griRCIIIPTOAT & CO., 367 LIBERTY :3TREET, sole proprietors and manufactur ers for Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Missouri. Also manufacturers 01 a superior article of PALM, GElittl_AN, uLIN E and ROSIN SOAPS, and %nrious 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 to mind has neither Potash, Salt, Lime or Rosin, or any other substance in its manufac ture which can shrink or injure the finest habric. Flannel' and Woolens can be washed with the rapidity of Cotton or Linen. Clothes washed with the Sliver Pearl Soap do not require boil ing or half the rubbing which of course sal es the wear and tear. Sliver Pearl Soap removes Greece, Dirt, Tobacco Stains, Printers' Ink, Smoke and the worst Bilge WaterStairMinstant ly, by applying it with a moist sponge, thus pre. tecting windows, carpets and furniture from suds and slops. It imparts a brilliancy to Plate, .lewelry, Glassware, Enameled Paintings and Patent Leather immediately, and for cleaning Marble and Floor Tiles It beano equal. For the bath and particularly for shampooning, 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 01 the age. This Company respectfully ask a trial from all who are interested, and in every case will rotund the price of the same should it fail to accomplish what we claim for it. • Sold at five cents per pound .in fifty pound boxes. Delivered to the cars, boats, in Alleghe. tctil e xminghani and city residences free of e. Directions for use on all packages. Li ral discount to the trade. Merchants from abroad will do well to give CRUMPTON a CO., a call, 367 Liberty street, opposite Penna. Railroad Passenger Depot. . Air - Beware of all imitations. None genuine unless tearing our trade mark, Silver Pearl SAM. as secured by the inventor by National copyright mh7-tf FOREIGN FRUIS ,TNUTS, &C.,- 200 boxes Oranges, prime, 100 do Lemons, 100 trails Ivlea Almonds, 10 bales Bor. Almonds, 60 bags Tarragona Almonds, 60 do Sicily Almonds, 75 boxes Shelled Almonds, 30 bags English Walnuts, 25 do Brazil Nuts, 30 do Filberts 200 do Pea Nuts, . 6000 Cocoa Nuts, In store and landing, and for sale by REYAIER BROS., mh4 126 and 128 Wood at Black Diamond Steel Works, PITTSBURGH, PA. PARK, BROTHER & CO., MAPITTPLOITZEREJ OP Best Quality of Refined Cast Steel, Square, Flat and Octagon, of all sizes. Warranted equal to any imported or manilla°. tured in title country. OPYIOB AND wessitoosz, 149 & 151 First and 120 & 122 Second sts, feble-lyd PITTSBURGH. 50 nubtre:Dsrr, BUCKWHEAT, 1000 bush. Ear Corn, 1600 Dumb. Oats. 300 bble. Gad' Mills Flour. In store and for sale by PATTERSON & AMMON jel6 No. 6 Wood its. 10 FIRKINS PRIME FRESH BUT ter, 100 bbls Potatoes, 1000 bush Oats, 200 bble Family Flour, In store and for sale by PATTERSON & AMMON, my3o No. 6 Wood st. NCYli7l:7' OPENED. LATEST STYLES OF SILK and cloth Mantillas, Sacgues, Talmas, Cir culars, &c. Also, Cloaking Cloths of all shades, Shawls and Dress Goods. Selling cheap for cash. OW and see,q; 913 Muket atit:eettt.etlreen EIWAnd DiaMond. jell wale TED. 100 UT OLD„ K b l' ac _ ein 4 1 1:4 newspapers W or ti anything that bas once been writing or printing paper, for which the highest price win be paid at oar Paper and Ang Waret(onse No. 33 SMITHFIELD STREET'. ' jelti•lmd U. P. MARKLE It CO. TO BI A AST FV3III4I.PES. W ROUGHT IRON TWYKRS, 4 Fm sale by x JON " fiiout4i t' 1 fdP7's DLANDRETH & SOWS . GtABDEN JUN Seeds, Onion Setts, Buckeye Garnett, Peach Blow and Sweet-Seed Potatoes, 113.- elVett`iald• • BEOKBAM & LONG, ap2o No. 127 Liberty street, Pittsburg h . . , '292128 by 3 , ann or rile • I ' 7l w" "w:Erair,' &ARMSTRONG . • •Xnrket and Finrt. jep! e-T-001111 Ll,O ' 1864. ,j2iogiviggm 1865. CASEDA:Y, 1 , NOTE,- M STOCK, DRAFT r D AND AP - RAGE, iHli l flljrniieglicA*6ll.lloEltrENT. I AEU ESIATE:ANDAMONDISEtBDOKER, ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16TR. Office 1113011e.' Billeting; over ''lnternal Rev rune rooms," between M. &M. and Mechanic. Pentisylvania Central Railroad Banks • ' NO. 87 POIIRTItSTRIEET, PITTSBURGH. DAILY— — PAPER MANUFACTURERS: Acoommoim TION TRAM Leaves the passenger Station daily, (except Sun.. ----====._,.__.,.. day,) at 550 a. m., stopping at all stations be- S. B& C. PAILAIIKLI2., tween Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, and making .`, titres) connection for New 'York at Philadelphia. hl U L t7facturers and Dealers in- THE THRoGH MAI TRAIN leaves the Paasenger Station every morning, (except 11 4 ) 4 ) -IC . C . :A - 1 ) . LETTER, Sunday,) at 250 a,rii., stopping only at principal And alljiinds of Wrapping Paper, Stations, and making direct connections at liar.. rishurg for BaltiMore and Washington, and for . '.: • FlFivvo . .Asinicrved.,i New York via Philadelphia. FROM INfo. t. 17 WOOD STREET, TO THROUGH E.X.-Pith:sti TRAIN lero, es daily, at 4 2,5 p. m., stopping only at principal : . .,itti- No. 33 Smithfield Street, tions,,making direct torinentint. at Harrisburg i , . ; P.ITTSBURGE, ?A. for Baltimore and Washington, and for New .Pit - Cash paid for' HAGS: spa York Via Allentown Route and Philadelphia. Thl.E FAST LINE leaves the Station daily, excePt Sunday,) at 8 30 p. m., stopping only at principal Stations, connecting at Harrisburg (or Baltimore and Washington, and at ylulatlelphin LUCENT OIL. WOILYES, for New York. • JOHNSTOWN AUUOIII.I , 4OBAI`IuN TRIAN DUNCAN DUNLAP & CO. leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 3 00 p. ni. ' stop- , , ping at all Stations, and running as far as Cone- It .Alcl7PaeTtrftBB.6 09 maugh. PURE WHITE REFINED FIRST ACCOMMODATION TRAIN forWalPs Station, leavesdaily, (except Sunilay,) at 620 a.m. cl AL pt . ma 431 DT CO X i_. ell ; SECOND ACCLE.MMtiImATION TRA IN . for Wall's Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at Mike, 291 LIIIEHTY STTUEET, 1110 a. m. myB-Bmd PITTSIIIYIOiH, PA. THIRD AUCOMMOBATION TRAIN Ito . ___ ... _. . Wall's Station leaves daily, (except Sunday',) at 360 p. In. HOUSE CARPENTERS. FoußTil AI2UUMMODATION TRAIN fr., Wall's oo Station leaves daily, (except Suudey,l at CURTIS 0, BTEMIETZ, 8 p. M. Tail (4 , 11314.31. TRAIN leaves Wail's Station, is arranaL every -. ollrOti at, 103:16 . 14. ny; returning leaves Plttsbdrghtst 12 48 p. m. . House - Carpenter and Jobber, RETURNING TRAINS SHOP, yIRGIN ALLEY, ARRIVE LN PITTS/31TRUll AS FOLLOW: ,, Between Wood and Liberty streets. Baltimore Express 12 20 p. in Philadelphia Express 1 26 p. u 1 PITTSBURGH, PITTSBURGH, PA. Fast Line 12 20 a. xu Sargrilers solletled and promptly attended to Through Mail Train 12 20 a. m _ ____ ________ _________ Johnstown Accommodation 10 05 a. m Ist W all's Station Accommodation.... 6 16 a. DI - ....._ 2d Wall's Station Accommodation..... 6 .35 a. m ---- --- ---- ad Wail's Station Accommodation-- 1 66p. m FRANK KELLY 4th Wall's Station Accommodation.... 5 55 p. ni . Baltimore Express will arrive with Philadelphia Alderman Express at 1 25 p. in. ow Mondays. i — Attorney at Law, derman and , TRAINS FUR BLA 11V. 4 VILLE and 1N LH NO. Si FIFTH STREET. ANA connect at Blairsville Intersection with Through Accommodation, Johnstown Accommo- ' itirtlollection of accounts and all legal bull. dation and Express 'Crain East, and with Haiti- , ness promptly attended to. seX-tyd more Express and Johnstown Accommodation West. M. TRAINS Ft 1 h Eli EN :, BIT RO connect at Ores son with Express Trains and Mail Train \ V eV, and with Through Accommodation and Express Train East , The Traveling public v ill find It greatly to their lutereet, to going Eant or Weal, to travu by the Penneylv twin Kniiroad, on the ne,701111110 dancing now otll•red cannot be surpassed on any other route. the n.. , 1 is ballitati,il with atoni. and hi entirely free iron, dart, we can prilniue satiety, speed lOW corrilor I to es.ll Who. 11,1), I, or this roan with thi it pnlrt,iolC, DEEMS TO NEW YORE BA.LTLBOR LANt'ASTER 11A R. 12 Baggage Checked to all 7-tatiims on the Pent sylvahla Railroad, and to Philadelplus., more and New `i ork. Passengers purchasing tickets iii cats will t, ch au. l d et a l , h u t a l t M11: 0 CW: . .I:: t4 ,4 l , l a d u l:l i g .s. l%: , ,LET . n v i;ce , :z . e , ; t e . t! none where the i'onapany has no Apint. NOTICE.—In case of loss ' the t ompany will hold themselves responsible lor personal baggage only, and for an amount not exceeding Coo. h. 13.—Au Onuutitui Lane has been empio}e.ltb convey Passengers and !baggage to an,l from the Depot, at a charge not to exceed - 26 cents tort:act. passenger and baggage. For Tickets apply to J 1• 1 EW A I,T, Agent, At the P. R. It. l'asachgt r ~n Litwrty and Grant atteeta. !864. 1864. THE PIT FL WAYNE &CHICAUU RAILWAY, Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad SUMMER ARRAN LIEJSIENT N A% II A VTEIt Ur trains flit at 10UittV6. It 146/0. 0 l9tteh'z 1 , ,r 4 I' ,I' • 1 W hvoerg k,xprous 0,1 , I a Li. Expre. i ,L. I I. , I 1.. t.. 11,1 6tHrt. 6 Its w RI ?fall N., .• •fl With (lUD or New I,IIA and E: iP MEE= l'11141 , U1";!., P., F.IV It'y 211 14. U. 4'_" , ': w .1.60 p m. • (1. ag P. 4, , a.Ntll to , i fION TIiALN:, Leave Allegheny For Alliance. For N. H. k'or N .13. I. or Stvu't 2.10 p. ak. 9.16 a. m. 12.00 tn. 4.40 p. m. 6.60 n. tn. • 4 aop. m. •.6o p. REM'III3,I , 7INIi Arrive Allegheny P., F. W. & !U. li'y .1.10 a, m., 5.2.0 2.84 m,4.609y.,m. 0.KP.8.K 8.30 m. Gr.() PARKIN, Age:lt 1:41.1.1). PAaseagor stntacat Q CIASSEL.Ii t,x ft I, Agetli, Altegtiem:, isity nui F. N. rwitet Pittol4l4:ol & Conrkelisville R. H or Arra n t. - irk D AFTER MON DAY, MAY 2D, V - 1867 Traits will lease the Delit, corner of ktetila and Water streets, as follows: • Pritsbergh. .I•••irishurgik :ZULU° SMltroint"iitoive. 766 a. n 1 6 6) p. Express " 3 40 p. m. Y32a. In lot .112Keesport Aro',ln. II 00 a. m. d6O a..na 6 15 a. in. 2 66 p. is} Port.Porry .4 7 ou a. in. a 31) a. rn Braddock's 4 In p. tn. 6 te p. ru Sunday Church Train to - and Qom M'keesport, i 00 p. m. 10 00 a. m For tickets apply to I}EO. 1301./LruN, A g t. W. B. sruisr, Supt. isp3o mi r va, 41, PITTSIr..ROII, PA. fIIHE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND 11. most successful .131:61.1salsS MAN'S Cl1I: LEOE in the United States. lgirStudents can enter and review at any times • vi.Rovr,Aßs containing full information sent intaa , of charge to any address on application to the Principalt. .TENKINS del-Iswlllay Pittsburgh, Pa THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE. invented 1ei.65. Perfected 10614. WtOEI VEEP TRIBUTE PROM ALL her Sewing Machines, at the World's Fair, 1062, while the Singer Sewing Machine received an honorable mention on its merits ;' and Wheel er fa Wilson's a medal for its device, called "Cir cular Hook." The Howe Sewing Machine was awarded a premium (to an English Exhibitor,) as the beet for all purposes on exhibition. Our lightest Machine guaranteed to make perfect work on the lightest and heaviest fabrics. Sole and rented at Nos. 12 ts. 14 St. ('lair street' A. M MoOREGOR. My2o-d3taw-ly Agent. pIJKLES, KETCHUP Abil) sATtc 100 doz K gallon and quart Pickles, 30 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 Worcegteshire Sauce, 6 do Walnut Ketchup; 6 do Muahroon Ketchup, 20 do Imported French Mustard, 60 do Imitation do do Just received and for sale by R Er MEI: a Ski ).s , feb29 126 and 128 Wood at. AISINS, PRUNES AND CUR - IL RANTS -I,ooo_ pkgs. Bunch and Layer Raisins, in whole half send quarter boxes, 50 mats Seedless Raisins, 28 kegs do do 30 casks prime Zante Currants, 50 kegs French Prunes and Plums, 26 boxes do do Just received and tor sale by REYNER Es BROS., mhB 126 and 13 Wood at. ALARGE LOT OF COngreas s's Tobacco, BBaltimore Spun Tobacco, Porulds Ond Ara Smoking Tobeaco, SolaCe Fine Cut Sunny Side Fine Out " A t . 4, 0/1. 0, 1743 oita ." attn - - i t tll, . 1 4" • • /08 n WoOd Ittriat. Irma, snow; AlirirtaArrigr ' 1 'Elltern Flaw, at mama ,PfiilarSt I STOCK BIiOKERS. LA AN ovii - ack..l, HENRY W. CINIOTTE, O. 100 SMITIIFTELD ST., Near the corner of 6th, (>IEI IN I.AitCtilt: AND SMALL. IT9iitiant it lell IpMnl on livid and Silver, Dia- Jew (-try ~ol,lautl Silver Watches and all Simla of valuable articles, for any tenh of time agreml The guilds cannot be de livered without the racket. iltar - titlice Hours Limn 7 A. M. to 10. P. IC ja..10 ENGINE BUILDERS WM. M. FABER & CO., STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS, Iron Volanti e•rt4, General Machinists and Boiler Makers, ZIKAIL THU Penna. FIL. it., Passenger Station, I'l ljtsli HUH, P.X. gANupAcTUILER A 1.1. KINDS OF ITIL Steam Enguttes, ranging trom throe to one huh furl and ratty horse power, and suited for ‘lro.t 1 , 11.15, Saw Mills, Blast I. nruacea, Facto rlos etc. (lite particular attention to 'the construction of I,,gittes nod Machinery ior grist mills, and for moth) and cireuirtr saw mills. !laic also un timid, tints/ied and ready for ship - c,: at shot mbrace. tam/Ones sod Boilers of carry description. Also, furnish }totters anti Sheet Iron impolite' y, rougnt iron Hanger and ?utiles in every I fairly, snit Collllnur the manufacture of W „oleo and lk/actlime Cards. et rat r prices are tu.i , our machinery manufactur id 01 the beat quahly 01 maieriala, and warranted II NA Corp to fit e s4tlsl%ction. .41-4 'niers from nll imrte of tho country whet te.: rid pros:101y I Uwl. frallAistr CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C I iIIM a/ M= 0 Piano Covers, Fine Embroidered Cloth, Embossod Cloth, SPLENDID ASSORTMENT st the Nett , Carpet `store of M'Farland, Collins & Co. Venetian Blind Trimmings, An entirely new and complete assortment juet received at the N 1:W cAiripkyr STOICE 31 . FAHLAND, COLLINS A. CO CIA TAILORS. I.)AulLi R CALPI'I4, MERCHANT TAILORS, ISS SMITIMELD STREET, WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A large and well selected stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Cloths, Casstmeres, Vastlogo, &a. Also, a large stock of EMM:I23 GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, Including Lockwood's Cloth Lined PAPER OOLOKS, NECK TIES and everything usually kept by lint-class Furnishing Stores. Orders promptly executed. adab-tyd 011ARLES L. CIALDWLLL, (Suooeuora to Ju. tiolmtsa & U 0.,) PORK PACKER, Dealer in Bacon, Lard, Sugar-Cured Hams, Smoked Beet, ace. CORNER MARKET AND FIRST BTB., deell-lyd OYSTERS, GAME. &C OYSTERS, BUTTER, G A MT, POULTRY AND EGGS, 360 I,II3IEXIII'Y erriimprr. WALL PAPERS, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, FANCY GOODS Wall Papers from So to taper roll ; Window Shades from tOc to INS ; 011 Cloths from 100 to 11,50 per yard ; Fancy Good in all varieties, at the New Wall Paper & Fancy Goods House of FOERSTIR & SCHWARZ, febls 164 Smithfield street DRIED FRUIT -1.5 bush Dried Peaches, halves, 25 Apples, Just received and for sale by FETZER & ARMSTRONG je7 corner of Market and First sta. POTATOES -60 bushels choice Neishannocks, 200 do do Peach Blows 100 do do Pink Eyes, Just received and for wile by k'ETZER fr. ARMSTRONG, mh.lo earner Market a dFIr it ate R EFINED SUGAR.S- 160 bbla "A" and "B" Clottee Sugars, 20 do Crushed, 'Granulated and Powdered Sugar—Now in store and for sale by BEYDLEIL tr. BROS, teb77 ! t2B and 126 Wood it. Torr 4 .ET SOAP -100 boxes Fancy, Toilet and Soap, In store and for 'sip to REYMER mht •128 and 148 Wood 'K STi.IIIASKEIT'SnPIP' •DlT'itf-'AND " 30 nals," netizi 4 A__lP#lo, Cases SrpikM k fg mostuetPaf. In store and for sale by R-19-W,ER ••= 0$ ILO : F LU (pit . .110tiarrelsiectividismIldrrai.a.,: fen k mar mot * Ff&irst Q ; tcorner ZN , 7.1:2.; ,- ..„ • ; ' ; LAMPS, OIL, &C ALDERMEN LOAN OFFrotS PITTS BITRO H Victoria, Coßtisting of PORK PACKERS PITTSBURGH, PA I=rl Down stairs. WALL PAPER, &C DRUGGISTS. •, • JOBEFIT 1 lr - iircothessaiate JAMAkf P. FLEMING 1 13 0 sc , r; wilottg4st AO :44Titt. imam Iu Voxeigit tiratti, ,PriigATe&Qinelh D atid Penumery, NO. 11 PE ot, STREET, • tkirleayd - A I.LIEGEMTY bITY, PA STEAMBOAT FOFIGINO, ,&C. as DREW tri.otria TROMAI3 ri. WILLER, HENRY THI-PPI, JR, Special Partner. Cienerftl Partners. LEON CITY FORGE, KLOMAN & PHIPPS, NINTH WARD, PITTSBURGH. paateAimPAcTurur, BAR IRON GRA mil Railway and Steamboat ?orgibgs, nger, Freight and Locomotive Axles, am aelati GAS PLUMBERS & FITTERS ADDY mwv. - Ns. PLUEBERS AND GAS MITERS, NO. .115 WOOD STREET, Opposite First Church, Pittsburgh, sail NO. 47 OHIO STRRET, ALLEGFIENV, WILLA "MB MAYOR'S 0771011. P(nips, HYDRANTS, SHEET LEAD, Lead Pipe, Pig and Bar Lead, and Plumb er's Materialin general. Oil Refineries fitted up in the most approved manner. Tanks lined with Lead or Copper. Houses fitted with Water and Gas Fixtures. 431-N. B.—All orders promptly attended to. apa-1 yd WATCHES AND JEWELRY a IF. W I, It Ir . FIVILE SUBSCRIBERS RAVE JUST B. opened a very large and desirable stock of lin GOLD JEWELRY, GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, For Ladles' and Gentlemen' wear ; fine Bronze Clocks, Fancy Goods, 6LL:VVR-r'I_..A.T3E]I3 WART, Such as Castors, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Goblets, Card Cases, Ted Setts, eta LEINEMANi DIEYRAN & SEIDLE, dal) t 2 'Fifth street. BREWERS AND MALSTERS SPENCER & M'KAY, BREWERS & MALgTERS, PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY, WE HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A superior article of Ale, Porter and Brown Stout, And will continue to make it our aim to give satirlaotion to all of our czar:lnert. Mr. Robt. Watson of Liberty street, will have the manage of our business, with full control in the Brewery. Address all orders to SPEN ram & DINKA Y, Phconix Brewery, Pittsburgh, Pa. JOS. SPENDER, JAS. M'KAY. Butterfield .Sr. Co., Habiters and Hap Dealers, WATER STREET, Moll -Iyd WEIEELINCi, VA • IRON WORKS. ORMSBY IRON WORKS, Wharton Brothers & Co., KR NOW PREPARED TO RE AYA ceive orders from the trade for ell sites of Guide, Hoop, Stake, Band & HorsAhoe Iron (F THE BEST ca'ALITY Vittalrurgra, Jan. 7, 1563. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW um= Hopkins I.azear, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, NO. 103 FIFTH STREET, PITTSBUIRM, PA Collections and other legal buaLuesa attended to In Allegheny, Washington, Greene, and ad :cluing countte.. An2tefzintl HOUSEFURNISHING UPHOLSTERY. No. 85 Fourth Street, Near Wood. SUBSCRIBERS IR ANUPA TU arr. and keep constantly on hand every article in their line, viz: Cornices, ornaments, Unttele 0 00 4, Comforts, Feather Body hien. tresses of all kinds; also, the celebrated Patent Spring Beds. All kinds of Shades, Blinds and Fixtures. 44 - Prompt attention given to all orders for et. tang and laying down Carpets, 011 Cloths, he. nett tyd BOB1:RTS h BOENICK. CRA KERS & PILOT BREAD m N'g SUPERIOR CRACKERS, 64 Fourth streat LIME MANUFACTURERS. To Builders and Contractors. WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURISiG a superior article of LIME, Which we are prepared to deliver from our COAL YARD, 1409 LIBERTY STREET. NWT QUAZTTY 07 FAMILY GOA L , Always on hand as intuaL myte DICKSON, STEWART ft. CO. PLANING MILLS XABIES MILLINGAIt, DIONONGAIIE, LA PLANING NULL, would respectfully inform the public that he has rebuilt since the fire, and haying enlarged his establishment, and filled It with the newest and moat approved ma chinery,ls now prepared to furnish flooring and erl»Ards, scroll gaming and re•sawlng, , sash and shutters, kiln dried frames, mouldings, box making, &o. Sourly Pirrenunon, Sept. 7,1861. ja2o ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE, Under' Care of the Franciscan Brothers, T HIS INSTITUTION, SITUATED IN Lorretto, Cambria County Pennsylvan ia, about four miles from Cresson Station on the direct route between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh was chartered in 1859, with privileges to comer the uvual Collegiate Honors and Degrees. The location of the College is one of the most nealtby in Pecuurylvania—this portion of the Allegheny mountains .being proverbial for its pure water, bracing air, and picturesque scenery. The Scholastic year commencessn the FIRST MONDAY after the 15th of AUGUST, and ends about the 28th of JUNE following. It is divided into two Sessions. Students cannot return home bet Ween the Sessions. AWtherAPparattis necea. sary to Land Surveying,Eneering, will be furnished by the stitution to the Students. Inatrumenta. d Vocal Pdulto forms no extra charge. Students Will be admitted : from eight year* to the age of Manhood. , • Txmaa—Board and Tuition, payable half yearly in advance .41 70. Surveying and ime.of inatrnmenta, per an num 20 (Magical and Modern Languages, extra.... 10 Students epending Vacation at the College..2o Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop Doinenee. Rt. Rev. Bishop Wood; Philadelphia; Rev. T. S. Reynolds, Lorretto ; Rev. Dr. O'Hara, Philadelphia; Rev. Henry le'Laughlin, Phila delphia ; Rev. Pierce Mahar, Harrisburg. N. R—A hack runs daily to Lorretto from Oressen. see Rev. E. A. BUSH, Superior. "RI 11 LINN'S PATENT LAMP clammy ULEANER.—No more Chimney's broken. in cleaning. It cleans a chimpey without wash ing and is the only article in the market that cleans a chimneyproperly. For sale at the principal Lamp Stores, =Mit the Lamp "Rd Oil Store of WELDON .llc MEL= Agents for the Mandan A rk/ors—ow Imam, .PaUktie: wt mippred gm for sale by • • :1 , 4g74 1 .44 -- lISTROXEI- • it, ••" • ,-"Dgitor...4o47trists , tg. r. 'Ft 1 , : : : s • - ribmitiltt received and for ialetre , 4 )10 . - 77 ,'1 1 . " - n3ioW NI=NIS 'COMMISSIOkiiMEROHANTS. -403EbL , 1110024 'IG 'OVlSAWAtittkritit i tiST Man. AND: BtOOMS N 6 . 7. 1 wwrgawbilos , P ROIL , W. D. PATTERSON ' ADAM Airmox PATTI4RSON & AMNON, 40 , comizataslan • Meroliant S. Flour and Grab and General Produce Deal. • era, No. ti-Wood.itt.;Pttlatnirgh, Pa. Wio take pleasure innefening to the following PittsburghHoban : Chesa,"Sbyth & Co., Ztrg & Painter) rt.: Brunch- F.: rEdintindaoa&.oo., Davia,.J. P. Woostweli,Jan.S.llthilly, &. 00., J. W..spenner, (..), Love 4 vo.,R—ELAack 4. Co jaA29-tf GRO ERS. P. FUMES 4.17. RILEXICR J • Late et tic ' • BElllacit - BZ , 131trAmiats, isuceiiibri, to Reimer 2c Anderson,] '"WEOLEB4.L22 DBAI.BBB IN Foreign Fruite r Nutii, Confectionery, Sugar!, Fire :Works, die, NOB. 126 AND 128WOOD137REET, ,rmsrmalL-, . a rrxi 3NT - sr, GROOM NO. 4 DI A. NE 0 N PITTSBURGH, PA. • • BRASS FOUNDERS Duquesne Brass-Works. 1:10EI Cadman 8z Crawford, Manufacture and keep constantly on hand every variety of • FINISHED BRASS WORK. MASS OASTINGS of superior smooth ness made to order. S T BOATjaIIII WORK ANA for Wpromptly attended to. Also, soh) agents estern Pennsylvania, for the sale of MARSH'S SYPHQN Pi../MP, with. LandselPs improvement attached. . , feta° J. & ffi. 1113TEEN1/ BRASS FOUNDERS, GAB AND STEAM 1=a3,8, -.Asa. lawns op " BRASS AND IRON COCKS MADE TO ORDER. Also, Brass Castings of all Kinds, Made at the shortest notice. • Particular attentionpaid_to . fitting up and te. Ra.4I , VD/ 0 4w-ItEll-N. • &Lib , 34 Water Stiefki siikr Elflteity. rrinE MEXIBEHS OF THIS FIRM B.E. lag practicalechiuip of many years' ex= perience in the !iminess 'ensure to give mitt LtaStiou in evp-y for Guild, Garon tr. Co.'s, Steam Pumps rnr water and oil. seadyd STEEL WORKS Pittsburgh Steel Works, JON 1301:1:1 Sr, CO-, XASIO7ACITOMPItS OF Cast Steen also, Spring, Plow and A B Steel Springs and Axles, Conier of floss and First Streets, PITT.S.BURGH, PA. GLASS WORKS W. OTTNINUIGHAII...I). C112121/19498419..D. 11 , 11 1 / 3 5/9 Y. CUENINGYIAIL. .0. .1113110.4.11. Get*NntrNGIIADIS & CO.—VITTS BURGH CITY GLASS WORKS—Ware house 119 Water street, and 168 First street, Pittsburgh, Pa., three doors below the Monon gahela House, manufacturers of Pittsburgh City Window Glass, Druggists' ()lass Ware and Ame rican Convex Glass,lot Parlor Windows, Church ., and public buildings. api J adAS4lmd WINES, LIQUORS, &C K P. MIDDLETON, WINES, BRANDES, &0., Also, sole proprietor of the Cla,Mo WI3E.Aer No. 5 North Front St., mhl4-1 yd JA.0013 kiar importer and wholesale/U*ler in FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS, 160 SMITHFIELD STREET, Three doors above 6th st. .-A,COB KELLER WOULD IffirV l .r.R. particular attention to his stock of German Wines and French Brandies, which has been se lected and imported by himself. Families and Churches could depend on obtaining .at his es tablishment the best and.pureat of Wines. Pure Liquors of all kinds,' equal to any in the city, al ways on hand. Also, Pure Old Rye Whialtan 3 d the best Rectified Monongahela. HENRY W. BEAUMONT & CO., Foreign Brandies, Wines and Gins. AIJ3O, BLickberry, Raspberry, Wild Cherry, and Gin ger 1.1 miles, Old Monongahela, Rye, and her Whiakies, Jamaica Rum, ho., NO. ItSra 1...LEUE..11T3g7 Opposite Fourth street, PITTS/311:1R.Gli, PA. air Hotels, Tavern and Families supplied a moderate profits for Ossh. my2l-Iyd B. L. H. I:O2LBECES, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, 46 and 16 St. Clair Street, PITTSBURGH. WATER COLOR MINIATURES, Life Site Photographs in Urayon, Oil, India Ink, etc. Photographs with Landscape and Fumy Backgrounds. ivorptypes. Photo. grap*Albums, Gilt Frames, and Panay Articles adaptal to the Photograph, business. my2l NOTARY PUBLIC, 89 FOURTH STREET, ffice hours from 9 n 404 mr26 J. F. DAY , T. B. HAYDEN. DAY .& HAYDEN SticeeisOra to Day .15 Co. IIIarANIWACTURprpSt.. importers and Deal JAIL. andlremilt, }lard ware and Carriage Trimmings. No. 58 Wood street, Sign of the Golden Stirrup, Pittaburgh. SIEGE. OF VICKSBURG. • PICTORIAL IWALL PAPER, REP resenting this Osamu siege, for sale-by W. P. DI A PSICALL, my2B 87 Woikt st. TOBACCO—. a hhda Lear Tobacco, 6 bctsea IA store and far sate by FETZER & ARDLSTRONO. myso coiner Market and First sta. . _ FRENCH . PAPER HAMDEN MiI4EGANT DESIGNS, lIEDALLIONS J 124 and other, wall ()raiment*, met received from path, for sale by W. P. rdAESILALL, my2B 87 Wood street. DTHING • THE PAM' NEW'S; BOY'S and - Youths Gaiters as :Winona', Ladles , busses and eldlttren'a nalM'o4ls, Gaiters and Boots at- the low", wieelatßon LAND'S, jell 881 tarket st. B 6 boxes fresh.RoLt.Butter, 20 kegs Fre&4taaked Butter, Just zeeeived and for sale by AB jel4 FErexa tic M/WM°, corner .114tket and First lite IVOITBATBER COTIPOUS : GOY IM ernment Bondi boilgh T t nt. KOUNZ BPEItTit DS, Nn-148 Wood Iftreeta 61id CREcir JIDNYCOMIL Ang, ponswiro , cMaim • - . -4111941 E only :cow; complete assotnnent in =Ur city. knrsainby ‘ 11 ..TA..1112:$ .BOWN, . 1118 WoOdetteet• pros,llllll:ikitlistuessipeeli -1; :at= . 41100 re*Lil lorsornatket .1.4/LWI 8.. OILKWYORD 15=1:0 PHILADELPHIA, PA Na T BAN tittoori THIRD- NATIOOI. EMI( evry Abt, it nott prepatbdlolti - -"- 471 , P't rtel deaermLi3anking Businesoi nfinniuTreoin na it W m.% thlksiltlal4 4l cftlei tlie d est ' litlaTJlGl37b jNb SOLD, Anti dollectioaimuleitt part of the Coltatty, 1111SerArathe premmt„ (untAtheeompletlen or Übe;PM Beeklogjibm,copLeroAW994 street gau7y4ln_the RoaiasAllhe DIME SAVINGS' INSTITUTION) 1%Tap.'1.1.0 SaieattittedaLart.. Opporlte the Olsten Nebo& 1 DIZtOTOES. ' Wm. E. Schmertz, A. A. S. Bell, AUX: Wein; S ' men, ./ 44 anf Gleiwhb. L. Idorganstera ir, B. E. 0. St nn, CAUIt4 pro tein, ...mate:had X°te. :HOLMES dn. 1101611,, , -B A IL. RS As and . thcchange Brokers anti IL /MOO in a, Drafts, Acceptances, Goid,Ailvec t and Bank Notes. Fatehdnge' do the ' FAnteni and Western Cities constantly for 5a1e..4.. . Ockilectunia made in all the .ante! ..thiapeadut the United.Statea. Deposits ;.a..-Imiiin,paspinds or current paper, No: 67 111al tuft; wt*. den Third and Fourth streets.- .z,:cs,!l DOLLAR SAVINOR tiotx , • . fhPEN.DAlLY,l3 . 7B.olllsProsolcr.ocis., lAilkipron WeduesdaLand SatarlPX(0 1 43; ttom otalqat to Novato riot, ttonil 91Witkook and tram . Novomber eat to May IrtillotiLllto 8 Deposita received of all Mims not.lesa tilt% Vint DoiiArt, and a dividend of the MBA= twice a year, in June and December: - has been declared semi-annually, in Siinakint De. °ember since the Bank was organized, atrtherate of Mit per cent. a year. Interest,' if not drawn out, is placid to , the credit of the depositor as principal; and beena the same interest from Alm first days. of June *4 De• °ember, compounding twice a year without troubling depositor to call or 'rte . :. ttiphiewit his passbook . At this rate money - ad:BlM:Mkt° in less than twelve years. , Books containing the Charter, By- LaeWi; Bides and Regulations, furnished graUs, on tptilloition to the office.. ; PRESIDENT. GEORGE ALBREE: VIDE nucarmswrii. James McAul ey , James.B. D. Meade, John H. ililicerger,. Win. Douglas, Jameraterdman ' Isaac M. Pelvic° Petii-A; Midairs, James Biddle, 'Wm. J. * Anderson. John B. kl!Fadden, A. M. .I'nßeak, M. D. John G. Bachofen, TRUSTEES. Calvin Adama, Henry 3. Lynch, - John 0. Bindley, John Marshal, George Black, Walter F. lilantoil, Hill Hurgwin, John Orr . Alonzo A. Carrier, Robert Robb, Charles A. Colton. Henry L. }linguini; John:Lvan; Wm. E. Schmitt; Benj. L...lonestock, Alexander Speer, John J. Gillespie, Alexander Tingle, Wm. S. Haven, Win. Viiikirli, Peter H.Hunker, hutaerWlntilir, . Hieltard 1 , 4)11, Wm. B._,eYmaPi James n; RellYi ClirS i Tesgez. SEMETERY AND 'T tun.' CHARLES A. LICi ' N. PHILADELPHIA CARDS. J. RoDiLAN 810118 MA.Grieki Sr. 11:1C1f44 Importers and dealers in CLOTHS, CASSIMEHES, SATINETTS. Vestings, Tailors' Trtm.pat4gii, PHILADELPHIA;; NO. 255 oeb3-tr Will. BRICE & CO., Produce and Provision! OOMBISMON MERCHANT, Nop. - lb South Water et.; PECCLADEtrth.. a - Liberal advances made on consigiuiihnts when required. ary-tyd GEORGE GRANT, Manufacturer and WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER In every description of, GENTS' FURNISH:MG- GOODS, 810 CHESTNUT STREET; myl-lyd ' FWTT Ai/ELME& -.C. A. VAN KM & Ulf 11.A2rUIPACTIIIIEBB OP GAS FIXTURES AND CHANDEZIRBS, Patent Improved EXCELSIOR AND PATEN' e PARAGON - LOMA& Blllfl RB 9 Hand Lamps, Coltnns,'lo3. , 86L81380078, No. 517 Aroh Street, Madell44.. Manufactory, Frankfort, rista: • ifilrAll vas warranted. #2,7lyd LONGCOPE & PEARCE _ Manufacturers and Misparteof MEM' FURNISHING - 400DS, AND TAILORS TREMMIM4 I : , - No. 10 South Fourth Strept, tostaird . .• PRILAITF,IXIA. HQTELS, RESTAUMNTS; gge. 191141.17.A.Gr3E1 - 3Eiticiornesan, NO. 350 I.7BNRTICSTELNEWP j . Beat to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot, • • JOHN SAVAGE, • PROPRIETOR. fAvisti TAKEN AND FrIVED UPI with al thentodern:itnprOverrientVtlifs pop ular resort, the subscriber Is prepared-to7ificom modate Ms old customers and the Rutile; gener illy, with the best the market affords. . Qystess will be - served_up in every variety of flti tinting the seAson. Kis Wines, Liquors and Ales he feels confident is recommending them to the pub • • 110 br tAeir excellence. (Jan, Bucket and Shell Oysters received dilly, and sold wholeaale and retail. ' My2o4yd O U Pt lEt 0 1.7 S NO. 22 DIAMOND ALLEY. PITTSBURGH. . FrHE SUBSCRIBER ABBOUNCES to the public that hell in dilly L iaelpt of FRESH Sat.L.L and GAM - OYSTRFLS, GAME, ath., and is prepared to accommodate theapttrons of this old and well known house frith o3irery thing in the eating and Jo s drthktiline at iu the ihort eat notice. mea; Prowl* . YOUNG'S EATING SALOON, Corner of Virgin Alley . iirtd field Streets, r WhersOYSTEAS and all the delleaeles or the season will be served up in the moat palatable styles. ELI VOLUM, oel4 corner Virgin Alley and Smithfield*. A.poixoumaantaxanD 4 A-.1. 0011 ._ FRED. JACOBS wonid. his old friends and customers that he it:stllll.s be found at his old ;dead, APOLLO HALL, en. trance on Fourth street. He has always on hand the beet quality of Lagerßeet;lintiir ennui:Mien with the nail a. well appointed.. mlitanrtialoon, with goal tebies, balls and . Rememb& the place, Apollo near Wood. seitranee from Fourth:. - • ly 04, 5i1e.,50,3.. and 11,00 Hogei4 Hanes, and flasks. ia and gb aizes for Hotels, Institatione, ace. - "Oily infallible remedies known." "Free from Polsons.h. . • ; "Not dangerous to the Human Funny. 'Bats come out of their holes to.die,..?, d•Wholesalnin large attain' *here by ail Drum's* and. liehdleinevery. *here. . • • ' ; SIM !I BirEvLme 1 ref worthleee .41tiltons. isirSee thet “CEOSTAVII" iudire fir6l4:adage: , 0420hread Flesh befewffip. hal. • Sir/Vldrees, AlEDmir 1111P•PrIntdpal _ 02-Biciedivay;l`r," egg-t3oki by". Hi LWFAIDITISTOURiIc c 9., B. • AS 3j1L4.111g4: ittn3.,wirolesaledinditibenageuts, PittaburgN Fe, and efiqqacigf, A,<IIRELT,A, 'egbeny eltr ; Pe. ~.rehtf,44l4,oi.w LARGE ASSORT' :hT OF LA „Mass Misses* asataMdreas Boot., a lters Ana aiftintorsho JEGinGabrilk ats • v.t04.14 , . RiIIaRGAIA4GA filWr":l4'l. :if t", f, _ . 'l4 Wca. 4110815. 0HA.13. 0. BWQPL
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