" P.B.DRIVUE d51.41#A847.
'o**l 4 ; jrriiX7) . Sr t ;illir - D' 4 4,Y.s POBT --
Futoav, October 14, 1884.
BUSlNESS—Yesterday was very )motive.
/Phir.cinlrsales made were - lit - a linall - W,lty to
meet the wants of thettatticlitlie r ."l4 ik t few
days we think matters will become settled
Qur rivers continue in tine navigable order for
411 43;AiMigt-itiata ff jusxng 40 , gales we
' j•-• _ t
POTATOES—SaIes Neshanocks at $1@125
bbl. Bales 40 bbls Jersey Sweet do, 156gg625.
-- ifit • CON•r-Theli was steady, but not very
active. ThethleiVer% Oman way for local
PUrpeses, Prices wore unchanged.
ClGlEEkiE—Sales 22 bas W it, 22e2.30.
ilirketWleady. •Saieicuontou No. I
AA
S—Sales No 1 Lard Oil at 1,60; No 2
• do, 61,70; Linseed, 61 '7O,St 75.
BARLEY liIALT—The market was inactive.
quotefertifirinally at 62 55.
OIuER--Sales 4 bbls Sweet, 65 0005 50 per
lia- r 43 , op. 8 loads; a t ,sc ales ssB@4G 00
r• , . • . , -
t /41 9 - BEEF—Small sake at 24k6, for Clan
Valued.
GRAIN—The market was dull. There were
.Voielations. ;„Prhoes were , nominal. FrOm
the flies for Wherit_weroi •Red, 75;
"i; tii,•s`l"l36 - phr bush. 13irley was dull and
Would not command over SF 5601 60. Cats—•
were plenty; we note sales to the extent of 300
bush at 104 Mo. Corn—The last sale reported
s wan at ill 50.
1- •
gtroit r elgtrtinill l ,4litoa
. es were 114 eto he extent l of 280
bblsat aatra, 610 00410 20,and Extra Family,
$lO
, X.WX 60010 76.
!rataAah—Sales 3 tona at 7@lio.
Pas range of 12@t30. 'Pearls, 150160.
WiIISKY--Saros 20 bids Rectified at $1 75.
Ri f p w ines sold at $1 7Q gallon.
et 23c. • •
gigs -100 Zsitoll„B3@3so.•
Pip; :9tuveri 13,50e14,00;
'At ' • "
SUGARzwittia'steady. 'rands' from
26fife7o; Ouber„~4; Osuahed,Powdered and
Granulated, 28@29iic, A Coffee, 27c; and B do,
2730.
EITTIUILRGII OIL TRADE.
r, • • tiTUltrlCeB.4), TRU DAILY POST,
FRIDAY, October 14, Ma. .
BUSigESS—Was only moderately active.
The receipts by. the river only amounted;to 500
bblsk4l . l7ll . flip; boat 'heeds of *olden
were asking an advance, and in some instances
it teas obtained. We quote Crude in bulk at
..211140/256; 1 29iititOei pkgs included. The sales
were as follows:
CRUDE—SaIes 250 bids, 250, pkgs returned;
620.dn, 80 , 3; pkgalneluded; 200 d0, 2 0c, do-do; 1 , 00 0
do, bulk, 250; 500 do, 24X; 125 do, 290, pkgs
Included.
REFINED—Was steady, with a moderate de
mand_,;princiPally for export. A sale of too
pure white, 73c; 25 do, up river, 70.
4. 01 • ecelpta Per Allegheny River.
Alec, Klaufman & Co 100
Lafferty
130
- ir P Logan
300
Tatar' '
kuporti Per Alleghe:tty Valley R. R.
nh' Gamic nazi.
tinitita4VlCPriii. 212 bide relined tot
York. North American Co., 71 bbis relined for New
111.8.&ox & Co., 160 bOie refined for Philadel
,Pl4l4„, • z
Lunen° . Ou Co, 283 bble relined for Philadel
phi:6
4111:110A .% STO6K. VAitDS.
October, ta,
, there was no dieposr-
Lion to operate. The State elections in Ohio,
and Pennsylvania had to be attended
,stock. pate:eat ,was
lidsrloc*: - Tosios reoei*Oist battle shoxiAl /sage
Sal t> il~la hfeii '41431 1 1mi
YO i,631 head. The itideil in our market were
41111 ___ ~."40144 6 4 waa . 1 . Prizekdaif portion of the
. .
k-7,=P—WOM ;pane.. The sales made , al
though small eYitib { t`n hoary dealide in prices.
The failing °Win receipts, as compared with last
stroeN-1vey02,03? head. -
-411r0#44W iron. 'The iales were aniall, and
)gyfifii iitlpitte. The roelpte were well
Ina* :behind those of last week.
have prevented trouser:
g - enerally have sought the
Eastern nierkets sui an outlet. Below will be
itituiirthe E.Mote acciottrit of receipts for the
week:
Cattle Last week. Thll week.
480 2,649
!Hump ' 4
5314 3.283
Hort Orli=
Horses 7,440142 1.9
OrS,TTLb---,The supply of cattle was small
price., liOWever, ruled about the same. The
sales wue barely worth notictng, awl the at
tendance of drovers was very small. Matters
Will no duitha more animated appear
tutu durint e coming week.
. SALES OP C E ATTL PEE CWT.
John H Glass sold 46 head at 46 25
Jena Halasanold Xrhead at 500
John H.(lbras sold /6 head at 4 26
Seaga &Mathews at 6 00
Siektalsild - sfortfr 70 head at 887
EnglandgajusaApir aoklaPhaWat 660
Johnl,_„., 1111 N, ne T.
d - OlasarifoTTl4o h i e
(L rie cw avy) at 760
G Heiser sold 800 head ((alr) at 6 60
G Heuer sold SOO heed at 7 to
PePliriid2 oo 4teail at 6 75
aiseeindid , l4o heat Oo
• S&L= OP BOOS PEE CWT.
Glau sold d6O bead small at 700
J Singer sold 466 head heavy at 12 75
J.l3l4ger bold 111 , 11ead medium at 11 Oo
J Smfthoold 60 head heavy at 18 00
..
6HEIiT
'..CATTLE MASKhTI3,
.A.L.LiterHEITY, Oct, 13th, 1864.
The market opened with a number of cattle on
seleiakkap.the9l4l,44lvaneed the number Wall
somewhat increased, and on Tuesday the mar
tet dragged.
yur.stoolt. cattle there Is still some hiquiry, and
kaidein buyers,aretaktng a limited number.
Ia Rogs.and-Sheepthereis.but compankeively
1101 e d 0.424; aod-Orises.ternaln unchanged.
- %4 A 8 L 4. PER OWT.
%Wee sold 10 headAC In&
Litt Inld 10 head, .4fig6
bialth 001d'49 164'4 zo7
Co sdld 86 head, 4t6;,,
Greenwald sold 170 bead, 6@6lc
Wm Rice sold IQ het* 4,46@eg
Carr sold 25 head, 636
.1111meaald 60 head, 6
Harlin sold La head, 5
Jordon ilicdn 40 head, 43i.
fficirnok & Donn Bold 07 head 436 @N.
UV :31 MATTERS.
.: , :.0!:.. f3l 4'; I: . - ARRIVED.
Eltilatin, Clarke, Brownsville.
Franklin, Carman Brownsville. A,
. Jas. Bees .Irwin 4 Dilzabeth., •,..,;,.
tßayardelleistatarlionolurah" ela City."
Julia, Coulson, Zanesville.
W Butler, Black, Cincinnati. e:: '''6
..,.
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L _ .._...
edra,. -, DEP.A..IITLIJ. 41 ,
•kil, - Matte; Brownsville. ''''''''
Franklin, ()armee, Brownsville. 4i
,
• Jas. Renee, Irwin. Elizabeth. -;,1
Bayard, Peebles, Monongahela City.
W Butler, Black, Cincinnati.
Olivo„ Alderson, Cincinnati.
Tan Rryszt..--Last evening at twilight there I
were 7 feet in the channel, and falling slowly.
The srnathor was cool,
M Kit - The fine steamer Leni Leoti OaptShepand
Wet Sav e
. a1 0133 / 0 , tO lve for Naville. This'
bat ea of accomodatl loons for pas
mangers and is in charge of cavern/ and attentive
Galt:ern
41rThe new and splendid passenger steamer,
Annie, OtrLitlarratta,. Is announced for Oln
'etalasti on Saturday. She has excellent accoom-
Snodations for passenrers. Give her a call. --
:MOATS
WHEELING, MARIETTA AND
L CREEK OIL REGIONS.
THE REGULAR PASSEN
'r Packet MIIITERVA, Oapt.Gor.
' her old trade, making regular
burgh every MONDAY,
FRIDAY:. Having been.
well &nerves the pa
ally.
NS & CO., Agta.
ingahela bridge.
PROSPEOTAJS-FOll - 1864:- , -
PITTSBITRGH POSY
Per the increased and inareasineprosperity or
PITT4BITEGH EOST.
We ate deslions of returning our acknowledg
ments to lb numerous Patton*. During , the
'sat year it has
Largely Increased its Circulation.
NOtwithatantling tirgitatzed effort' to
eurtell It.
present year bring!' with lt, not the
OPPRESSION OF. THE REBELLION'
As our Administration so frequently promised
nor have those in power given any
VIDENCE OF THEIR ABILITY
OR DESIRE TO CRUSH IT.
Their principal efforta have been devoted to
schemes for
Oontinning ,Themselves in Power.
This Fall they will be
33.1aFtlItlaEtm PEOPLE
For trial and we are desirous of speaking of
their stewardahip to am
111 A N 'l7 READ E RS
As we can supply with our paper
In its Politiaal Character,
As heretofore the Post will remelt' att
Independent Democratic Journal,
DETOTED TO Tail
Preservation of the Constitution,
USTORATION OF THE UNION;
It will confine itself to the discussion of
.1" . U131,1C QUEST'IONSI.
And have no connection whatever with
schemes of a
Personal or Factional Character
it will be nobody's organ, but the faithful
exponent of
Eound Ckeiservative Sentiments.
The great work before A metiean People U•
caving of our
REPUBLICAN BYSTJW
There la to •party In the emmtry anxious to Brie
but the Democratic ; and In order that It shall
BE PVNMiiIM MEAVOCESS
Uf the Democracy le ebaoluteliquwealetY, and
that too, at
ffii)4l
4 '4 1 4
Earliest Practleable.-feriod.
We expect to he side to meet the expeotations
I our friends in the discussion of the questions
which will be involved in the appros citing
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
OUVNEWS DEPARTM ENT.
attention will be given to the News
fleifattment of the Post; we shall labor to obtain
iht.
'UM BY TELEGRAPH
air x
Whlle equal induktry will be exercised In our
IdEMLT.,ANEOUS AND
OPAL DEPARTMENTS
Its Commercial Department
Will lie entrusted to one who is every way qual
fled for a proper discharge of his duties ; it wit
be conducted in 6.11-
kioismsx
Intended to Inform thelpublic of hen/at and fair
dealing, giving no countenance or encourage
ment to dishonest &MAIL
'SATURDAY MORNING POST
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OR AN Malt MONDAY, NOVEMIXIM 16TH
PciAl6l;milttltnd Itaroad
NINE DA, IL Y TrIZA..II4(S.
THROUGH 4.CP.Vdh/OHAT/ON RAIN
le 1144 the Ojailoet++ Station daily; (4xcePt - Sun
day,) at 6 50 a. m., stopping at all stations be
t ween Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, and making
direct connection for New York at Philadelphia.
THE THROUGH aIAIL TEAM leaves
the Passenger Station every morning s (except
Sundaya at 2 6a a. m.,ißopping only a ;principal
Stations, and making direct connection at Har
risburg for Baltimore and Washington, and for
New York via Philadelphia.
THWOLTIII EX:PUNS:4 TWAIN leaves dilly,
at 4 2.1 p. in., stopping only at principal Sta
tions making direct- connection at Harrisburg
forßaltimore and Washington, and for New
York via Philadelphia and . Allentovrn.
FILE TIASTIaNhi
,leives the
rmpStinda a -
4' S 5 p.
st s
otpaptiinogn daily,(cii a t EStat y ons t connectingatHarrsburgforNlp i
Baltimore and Washington, and at Philadelphia
tor ;New York.
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRIAN
leAves daily, (except Sunilay,) at 800 p. m., stop
ping at all Sinstlona, and running as far as Cone
laA_
__gb.
STAOCOM_MODATION TRAIN forWall'a
Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday ' ) at 020 a.m.
SE:O(WD AUCOMP(IODATION TRAIN for
Wall's tatton, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at
11 JO i. rt•
I t ; AtICIOAIIKODATION TRAIN for
W9.ir ~ atton leaves ckany, (except Stinday,) at
k . outzni ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
‘ , Y all's Statiop leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at
fi On pp. m.
fag CHURCH TRAIN leaves Wall's Station,
every Sunda , : at 906 a. in.; returning leaves
Pittsburgh at 124611. to.
R.ETURfI EW 4.3; TRAINS
ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS
Baltimore Express 12 20 p. m
Philadelphia Express 1 25 p. m
•
Fast Line 12 60 s. m
Through Mail Train 12 20 a. in
Johnstown Accommodation 10 06 a. in
let Wall's Station Accommodation.... 6 16 a. in
21 Wallin Station Accommodation..... 8 35 a. m
3 1 Wail's Station Accommodation__ 1 66p. m
4th Wall's Station Accommodation.... 6 65 ti. m
Baltimore Exprean will arrive with Philadelphia
Express at 1 ^S p. m, on Mondayn.
TRAINS FOB BLAIRSVILLE tuul INDI
ANA connect at Blairsville intersection with
Through Accommodation, Johnstown Accommo
dation and Express Train Last, and with Balti
more Ibtpress and Johnstown Accommodation
Wont.
; :NS FOR EBENSBURG otionent at.Ores
bOn 14 it h Express Trains and 41.04.5101 n West,
and w.t Through AccommodyllitiM ' • press
ra. V,sist.
The Traveling public a ill 4- 41:113 ° 7-. to
their interest, in going East di - i-3, 1 t . iireOravel
b 7 the Pennsylvania tiatirtulthinficomtno.
nations now offered cannot he ' on any
other route. The romihrlMll astth stone,
and is entirely free trolktitt i feili'etimP promise •
safety, speed anctelOniSot lavor
tuts road with theli-plitr=lke.
r' A It Is.:
TO NE , O. - YORK ti 3 00
Plil LAI/ ELI' II Ll tl. uu
IJALTDIOR E..
Lai N IJAS T ER ..
HARRISBURG
Baggage ()backed to all Stetlons on the Penn
sylvania Bat mad to Philadelphia, Li a m.
more and New York.
Passengers purchasing tickets In can will be
charged.an 80300111 according to distance traveled
In addition to the Station rates, except from Sta
tions where the Company has nu Agent,
NOM.) E.—ln ease of loss, the Company will
hold themselves responsible for personal baggage
only, and for an amount not exceeding ➢too.
N.B.—An Omnibus Line has been employed to
convey Passengers and Baggage to and from the
repot, at a charge not to exceed 2 cents for each
passenger and baggage.
For Tickets apply to
J. STEWART, Agent,
At the P. E. It. k'stasemgor Statuaa, uu Liberty
knd Grant ttreetc rlzt
1864. aiNwiAl - i i 1864
THE PITTSBURGH,
FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY
qeveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
SITNEMER ABRANGEIVIENT
ivs.o AND AFTER SEPT . 43111 , 11164,
- Undue run a. follnwa, viz :
Alaimo'
Pada:Pg. For Chl'gn. For (nee 'd. For W heel';.
Express 1.00 a. in. 1.0) a. no. 1.00 a. In.
EI Express 1.10 p. m. 1.10 p. Di. 1.10 p. no.
all 6.30 R. ro. 8.10 t. tn.
• For New Uaaile and Erie, 6.00 a. m.
Arrive Pittsburgh,
&U. it'y. 120 a. :a., 3.2f1 p. m. , 6 33 p
2. hi & En., 3. inl p. x. , 4.06 p. in
..tr..,• ..,•.,. A.0 ( 0/k1,1101.horTION TRAINS.
- .
.1.444,e Alleghegy
Fa Al iance. For N. It. Eag ii. U. For :, Lau 'e
'la* p. co. 6 30 it. m
w_
I 2.11) w
'''.".
4W p.m,
RETURNING.
•
AiriaiAllegheny,
P., V. VI. ar. (:. Icy 7.10 A. Ila., 8 15 1.. Cli., 2 . 5 $ P
m., 4.45 p. m.
C. &Y. . R..... 9.30 a. m.
GEO. PARKIN, Agent.
Vinton Paadenger Station, Pittaburgh, Pa.
A. Q. CASS' ELHEH Y, Agent,
Allegheny 1_44.
6 F. R. MYERS', lien. Ticket Agent,
Pittsburgh & Connellsville R. R.
Summer Arranwernent.
®N -AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 21.1,
Ity 11383, Trains will leave the Depot, corner of
Ross and Water streets, as follows:
- - - •.
Leaves Arrives at
-
Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh.
Mall to and from U'ntown. 7 66 a. in. 6 00 p. in.
Exp_ress " " 2 40 p. m. 9 30 a. in.
Ist Pd'KewportAcc'dn. /I 00 a. m. 6 60 a. m.
2d 6 16 a. In. 2 05 p. in.
Ist Port Perry ' " 700 a. m. 8 30 a. in.
Braddock:s 4 16 p. m. 6 40 y. m.
Sunday Church Train to
and from 3 1'keesport, I 00 p. In. 10 00. a. no.
For tickets apply to GEL). 801 - LTON, Agt.
W. 13. STOU I , Supt. sp/10
H.. D. BRECHT & CO.,
MANUFACTURkeRS OF
Looking Glasses,
Gilt and Rosewood Mouldings,
Portrait and Picture Frames,
Dealers in Catholic Pictures,
No. 128 Smithfield street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets. jelS
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINE?
Smeltinj Works
PARK, 111'CURDY & CO.,
AIITUFACTURERS OF SHEATH,
Brazier's and Belt Copper, Pressed Cop
ottoms,
Raised Still Bottoms, Speller Sod
er, &c. Also, Importers and dealers In Metals,
in Plate, Sheet Iron, Fire, &c.
Sir Constantly on hand, Tinmenie Machines
and Tools. Warehouse, No. 149 FIRST and 120
SECOND STREETS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
/IV - Special orders of Copper out to any desired
pattern. feb2 1-1 ydScw
O N HAND AND POR7SALI&--7---
.
Grain Drills, Cider Mills, Fanning Mills,
Threatun_g Machines, Washing Machines,
Clothes Wringers, Dog Powers, Churn;
Fruit Jazz, Corn Shelters,
Mumma,Climax and Eureka Cutting Boxes,
BECKHAM & LONG,
Wholesale and Retail, dealers in Agricultural
and Farming implements of all kinds.
aul2 127 Liberty Street, Bat tsburgh.
$llO TO $2O 4. DAY.
SELL. /rink
'IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT SEW
". G MACHINE.—The best cheap Machine in
the United States. We are giving* commission
by whiatiihii above • - .ages can be made, or we
will Ant_PAPY agents at 470 a month and expenses.
paid. For patiiculars and 'terms, addrnss, with
stsvp, T. S. PAGE, tienti. Agent,
octilawdacipw. Toledo, 0.
RKCEIVINCf FALL STOCK
or DRES S GOODS porchased at the
great ieductfandn tiold, &wino rithihiettiod
ing beef purchased before the rise, I am.prepar
ed to sell at the lowest figures. Ladies, eat and
see,*at H. LYNCH'S
arket
sep29 * be betkeen 5t i st. 'Ec:Dmoixer.
EMI
.•..6...5.00
curse ARELTVAt OF THE LATEST
.!13 TTLIEVE- iiO O 7Si„BRIDES,AMXPERS
A- .BAL , MuSALS,_of all dzeA, bought at
laareit t S*)and Anti ,bi fold "'u low, Irmo
ic"Mr eRY- ei' :44 11 e in the Alpy• Qth I - •* - 41
beSre I) irlftv; at '•. "' ' fiNi e VE I RMA -CM: 01 ;..3 t - p:ii , : - , ---- ifi,v: ,
44
~..i . • 0 „-,.. -
1 1 7 „, BIARLdormi ,, ~., 1 ..-....i,..rze r„.., .-... 31 - t r ie . - . ~..
- -WI ti 2 d ItkT fro* Firlh f
'Ala .- 4 9e.go a .4,,ar -..t.- ---- - 7 Nc "lB 3.F. 410 4 streets "Wad dmpr alpilk . l
n
1 - ot#
~.. t.;,2.r . 5z:, _.-... -..A. .
4114Tearl:;. - itoril_ ,S- ,I. tz.z . : ;I•Ai.,- . • ; , , i,..Jk.gai15.... , 1. Z ' , 4:1- -
, - ÷l - ,.,..•..., - , ..'•::.E-;..p. ,- . - :. , -_ , :._ , .* , ....r - i • i... 0 4 .,., :4-. •J Tin: • -t , /Did
—. - -NreUvw?ralAi.a.:,- - •c•iL.. ',--, "'• - ' ' -f,s . Z -- •
4MCANG , FabIENT
Hi:TIM:7IN(
'2 30 p. pn
DRY OC;k011.13
- team trout - "Qti'eolatown•Ll
Tuu FIELST-pLassmow
..-•w= trfOl frOn Ste/Outfit?' of qe quit.
ginot4;l . q c t. DA.R;
HEOLA, OLYMPUS,
-Will sailfroM Liverpool eiMty'altirnate TUES.
kola Queenstown '-every alternate
EDINIES.DAY, and tram .New,, York, every
'?.I tern ate WEDNE.SDA Y.
• Steering passage from NeW York to Liver-
Pco/ direct $46 Currency, to New York, ' , lwo
laid or equivalent in Currency. Passengers
forwarded to Patis arid aU German porta at
,yery low rates.
For.passage apply to WILLIAMS& GUION,
40 Fulton street, New York, or -
THOS. R A.TT IGA N, Agent.
No. 47 Smitlitield.aireet.
Successor to Thos. Rattigan.
Liverpool, New York .0d Philulebhia
'.17.L11/ ( .11 ,1 1 1 ZITIII" )
NOTICE rOi PILE
. VIEURIUNDIERSIONED
having been appointed agent for
the above hoe of Steamers vice
• - Mr. John. Thompson, deceased,
the Iniiiinetio of the line here, will, hereafter
be carried on at No. 66 Smithfield street, near
Fourth, where ail applications shpuhl be mule.
The Nteamere of are &Me the most
inagttiliebnt atioat,andtunthisline
directhetwei*en
Liver
pooland New Yorkoiatling every_ week.
'the tuulersigned is alsoatentforTA PSCOTT'S
celebrated Line of Sailing "eslielefand 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. 68 Smithfield
-street, Pittsburgh, Pa. je3
STEAM FROM QUEENSTOWN TO
THE putsr-cLAAR POW-
Will Iron Steamships of the
— 44talt.i NATIONAL STEAM NAVISSATIaN
- • . CONPANT,
LOT fISIANA ,
ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA,
Will sail from Liverpool and Queenstown,
everyevery_ alternate TUESDAY and W EIINEs
1,
:
New York „to Queenstown and
14verpool, every alternate SATURDAY. Cabin
passage, payable In Gold or In Currency , From
New York, 666. To New York, *io.' Steerage_
f,.i.tneofrrircom NpewaaYbierkth,
4d5 In
vu'rue"a.Cuir-o
ream.. Passengers y forwarded for Paris and all
ierman porta at very low rates.
For i'asaage apply to WILLIAMS at GUION,
10 Fulton St., New York or
THOS. RATTIGAN, Agt,
No. s 7 Smithfield street,
Successor to Thos. Rattigan.
N. 11. Agent for Steamers to London ) tilainhe
Black Ste/ Line of Liverpool Packetp;W:
501641
OCK BROKER
r C A.SIJDA.V,
NOTE, STOCK, DRAFT, BOND AND MORIGAGE,
REAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE BROKER,
oface in Jones" Building, over "Internal Rev
. Due mows," between rd. & M. and Mechanics
Ranh a,
No. 1 FOURTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH
PAPER MANUFACTURERS
S. B. & C. P. MARKLE,
NI &II arACtUrCIII aM Dealers In
CAP,
And all kinds of Wrapping Paper,
Have Removed
PROM NO. 41 WOOD STREET, TO
No. 33 Smithfield Street,
PITTSIDISOH, PA.
illiTuLatt p&l4 for RAOS.
LAMPS, OIL - , je
LUCY:NT' OIL WORKS.
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
YARD P AOTTIE NILS Or
PURE WHITE REPINED
CD ...f!k. Fl. IEI CO I\7 Co X 1.• PO ,
Ofilre, .al9l LIBRILTY STREET,
ta r?.‘6tntl PITTSBUH(7I-1, Y.&
LOAN OFFICES
LOAN
HENRY W.. CIMIOTTE,
U. 100 SMITE/VIKDD ST.,
Num the corner 0161.1 i, PITTSBURGH.
L~2OPIEGY IN LARUE AND SALALI.
11 Qua , nntles.loAnetl un :old and Sliver, Ms
limas, Jewelry, Gold and Silver W &tubes, and
all ktnda of valuable articles, for any length of
Law agreed on. The goods cannot be delivered
without the Ticket.
bile-011iee Hour' from 7 A. AL to 10 P. Al.
181.311
ENGINE BUILDERS.
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
Iron .Founti era*,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
anAn
Milan*. it. K., Passenr Station,
rANUPA
PCUKEITTSDURR.OH A L L.
KINDS OP
ITS Steam Engines, ranging from three to one
hundred and fifty hone imwer, and tutted lor
Britt Mills, Saw kilns, Sleet Furueeee,
nee, etc
(live particular ettontlon to 'the construction
of Engines and Machinery for grist mills, and for
uprights, handand circular saw mills.
Have also on, finished end ready for ship
went at short notice. Engines and Boilers of
every description.
Also,Surnish Boilers and Sheet Iron seperately,
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Putties in
every variety, and continue the manufacture of
Woolen Machinery anni Machine Cards.
cOu r prices are low, our machinery manufactur.
Id of the best quality of materials, and warranted
n all cases to give satisfaction.
aiy-Orders from all parts of the country solici
ted and promptly tilled. fe3l-dtaw
- 1 E"" 1 0 1 1:714. W3= ISITUEL MID 'I"
CARPETS!
at less than cost, previous to re
calving our
I' LL STOCK.
We will sell all goods on hand
(purchased before the late SU
vances,) at considerably
LESS THAN
MANUFACTURERS PRIQES
MCCALLUM.
NO. 87. FOURTH STREET.
29 Cabinet Organs,
4 Second-hand Melodeons,
FOR SALE AT
LESS THAN FACTORY PRICES
OELAS. O. MELLOR,
STEEL TOOTH RAY
AND GRAIN RAKES,
VITEIRRANTED THE BEST NOW
, V Y_An use. Also STORE TRUOICS and
WH BmBABROWS'! - Manufactured and '
sale ir • O. OOLEMAN,
Near the Penitentiary,
tnta7 Allegheny City, Pa.
i LA litiliE LOT OF'
ongress We Tobacco,
Baltimore Spun Tobacco, •
ifri r arKtPond°
Out and Dr Smoking Tobacco.,
Solace Fine Out
Sunny Side Fine Out
Sweet Olive
EPCOLLLSTER fc BAER'S,
on Wood street
pLIIMS AND
•
I 10 Itega,and So boxes' French Plume,
'" "Gerniari Pinbeti.
In store and for gain by
_ _
- REVILER & BROS.,
Nos. 12s & 128 Wood , street
BU R'
i , 5 boxes fresh zr,ou Butter,
I Suit ee::!.2. T i ro Packed,Buttee,
a for /12110 by
. 722-rzsa &:. Alms -,
Jetts - ' - • # 614 . 74 , -„,, ) ,, , nega la, ,
.. , • , If? .. t An:t Firstiits
.- •
rcitiimi , ll 13. barLizircpv.
- 8110012113011 TO
JA.mirm P. _
II kJ' ,
• WI/OT;FTlAtT:sitlal RETAIL , - 7 0 RAT" ,
ifiLFOrekgn And : Dotestio Druku, Medicines, • :
- ..Pi4n.t6& 'Okla, Dye-Stuffs and - Peflumery, .
NO. W.-FEDERAL, STILNIET,
nir4 l- 10 . :ALLEGKEN'ir CliTir, PA.
STEAMBOAT;JORGING
,
A_NDRZW Ktoinen ' xnoxse N. YILLIIR,
rlßN " ,Pr itrra 03 ^1 .;
• Spepial,Partner.
General Plirtners.
.•
IRON CITY FORGE,
ra4OMAN & PHIPPS,
BIRTH WAIW,
smANUPACTVEtb) BAR IHON i . _
eras Railway and Steamboat Forghge,
Passenger,lo4l Freight and Lotomotive Axles. ko.
ile
, -
GAS PLUMBERS & firrot.
A. 1)13 y at m•IivW4,I:IEI:,
PLUMBERS AND GALSrFITTELS
•
NO. IBS WOOP STREETt I
Opponte FiratlECirohiPittaburgb, and
NO. 47 OHIO STRFAET, Awasumnr,
NadTHII Edialefi OPl.llOa.
fiIIUAI PS, HYDRANTS, MEET DRAD,
ir" Lb -
Lead Pipe, Pig and Bar Lead, and Plum
er , s Material in general. 011 Refineries fitted up
in the most approved manger. Tanks lined with
Lead or Copper. Rouses fitted with Water and
ilea Fixtures.
orders promptly attended to.
apa-iyd
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
• a W L. IEL .
rd HE SOUSGRIBBRS RAINS JUST
opened a very largo and desirable atoek of
GOLD JEWELRY,
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
For Ladles' and aentlemenal wear ; dna
Bronze tHoldre, Fanny Goodly
aI_LVIETI-PLAT-JED WARE.
Such ne Castors, Oake and Flint Basket; l / 2 "
Oobleta lard Oases, Tea Setts, etc.
111.EYEAN &SEEMLE,
deo2o 4.9 "Fifth area.
a air) thir El iv! 6 ;11
SPENCER & M'KAY,
BREWERS & MALMEs,
PPOENIX STEAM BREWERY.
Wk. HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A
superior article of
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
And will continue to make It our aim to give
satisfaction to all of our customers. Mr. Rohl.
Watson of Liberty street, will hare the manage
of our business, with lull control In thelirewery.
Address all orders to Sr}..NUER k WHAT,
l'heonix BrewettiPittsbuir A Pa.
_ . .
JAS. SPENOREI,
. br.lOl.Y.
kiutterlield .Sz, Co.,
Ma!sten and Hop Dealers,
B.leal•ly4
ORMSBY IRON WORKS,
Wharton Brothers & Co.,
RE NOW PREPARED TO RE.
.4y Gelve orders from the trade for all alma of
Guide, Hoop, Stake, Band & HorseHhoe Iran
Htlatlrgh, Jan. 7, 1963
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
I.3.MEV. 11. HOPKINS 4;,44,0 4 11011.113 Q. LAZIj&
1 - lopkinm &z Lazar.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
NO. 103 FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
I 'olleetwas snl other legal business. Attended
to In Allegheny, Washingtbn, Greene, and ad-;
Joining cot-ILIUM j11112154.1X141
-
JOS. W. PARKER,
ATTOIt 13, - A - A W
0016.3atd
No. 85 Fourth Street, Near Wood.
THE SUBSCRIBERS MANUIPAC
TURA and keep constantly on hand every
article In their line, viz: Cornices, Ornaments,
Curtain Goods, Comforts, Feather&lls e Mat
tresses of all kinds • also, the celebrated Patent
Spring Beth. All kinds ofOlaisdee, Blinds and
Fixtures.
ti
iarPronipt attention gt tb all orders for fits
ting and ing down Ca rrieVil Olathe, &a.
i EIV'ICY.
RO
CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD
OYSTER CRACKERS
BOSTON • CRACKER BAKERY,
LIME MANUFACTURERS.
To Builders and Contractors.
WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURIECI
a superbr article of
L. I 31.
Whirl we ire prepared to deliver from our
COAL YARD, 509 LIBERTY STREET.
POST QIULLITY OP
SIL lEV'"t7CO
_ Always on hand as usuaL
nay lie DIOKSON, STEWART & 00.
zit
Asa
ir A fil Ks Al I L LINUAIL, AIONONGA.R.E.
J LA P'..A N I NtII MILL, would respectfully.
inform theoutflic that he has rebuilt since the
tire, and hiring enlarged his establlslunent, and
filled it wih the newest and moat approred ma
chinery,ta now prepared to furnish flooring and
planing f t4rda, scroll sawing and re-sawing,
doors, Bath and shutters, kiln dried frames,moulding! box making, tco.
SOUTH
moulding!
Sept. 7, 1887. ja2o
TJABORA TORY OF -- JAMES R.
UILLTON & Uo.—We have recently made
carefulinalysis of the Sambiarg Port will, and
do not heitate to pronounce Apure. It Ofintains
all the pnperties of the Port Grape, and there.
fore forinedloinal uses it is, In moat oases, su
perior t, other wines. Its principle effects upon
the sysfiM are mildly stimulating, diuretic, so.
deans aid tonic. It will prove beneficial in
Affections of the Kidneys, and Chronic Ristisses
with General Debility of the Constitutkin.
Thysilians may safely recommend It to patients
in piaci of the many doubtful mixtures 'too of
ten sod as pure Wines.
81 Wood 'a treet
JAMES II: CHILTON,
Anlletical Chemist, N. Y. City,
Beatty A. J. RANKIN, Druggist,
No. 63 Market street, belci* 4th.
SMITH, PARK & GO.
NUTS WARD • FOUNDRY,
PITTSBITIIGH.
-
Wfr a nhouse, 'No. 148 Find and 120 Second ex ,
3 , l4fir n =o r Lau d iz,==pitos ai g ? i ,-.--,
pipe, Sad Irons, Dniitnni, Wagon ttnAes c a l ua i - 1:
di odds Patties, Hangers and Couplin44.
c m
.obbing and unr.t_ dimmer opeff.ds ic op, 1 '
do OtO °Met; ,
Vpiz n complete timeldn e gyv stto t t o d t o
th o=ryi all liel atg lining wine eaTefully
a
1'
c .a r.a ng
z ereu t b ,r
a , nGat.igmas u
D,4loNn%*
nLoadvspthiltreut•Banmoramgter AWbeatittrlowa*)
price, at .
, ~- - , f• ' '
4 Few , TzlE .:` ,. .tta ~,,, I, .• - ,C i t 801 adail yos i ,
...", (
11,1.0Y -4.t- ''"...1'.'7
tt„ - i - i - e-,L.5.'76;i,,1..-.,..L . - __..- - _'.._l •- —.
CTOBEit 14
WATER STREET,
WHERLING, VA.
IRON WORKS.
OF THE BEST QUALITY.
jads4md
NO. In Ft VTII STREET,
PITTSBURGH.
HOUSEFURNISHING
lIPHOLSTERf
AT MARVIN'S
No. 64 Fourth Street
PLANING MILLS.
0- 01 — WME•N — lifEFICHANTs..
(16MMISSION MiateriANT,;
MI *HP . RAIZ OP
.. .
PIG METAL AND BLOOMSr .
~woo. 74 WATIat ST, lbalovir Market.
Pl*Stitt/Mg.:
•
- ;,-ta
.
WI. TO:PATTI:CH.BOX ADAM A.XXtall
- PATTERSON & /LEMON,
COMintssican .livrereikiantee-
Flour cad Grain and Gehiral Produce peal.
era, No. 6 Wood it., Ptttaborgh, Pa.
We take pleasure In referring to the - follinit
Pittelnugh Rowel Ohm, Smyth tr. Go., Zng
Painter ,4 , . Biadley,E4 Edmunditottleoo., R. R.
W DWoodwell, Jas. 11POtilly °iv:,
W. S ,O. eve tr. oo.i ft: H. Sack 11c. Oct
ts •
GROCERS.
imam
Late st Miller & RickettS4V.l7.,
REYMER & BROTH:EItS,
tsumasoil Neymsr & 4indepton,l
wHOISCHJA DB V , 09 IX
Vorstgix Prults, ' Nuts, - ftrait4oiziry,
Sutirs,
Fire Works, " •
Nob. 128 AND 128 WOOD EThiEET.
RlTTsßuithe
BRASS FOUNDERS.,
Duquesne Brass *arks.
5. CADMAN
• • •
Cadman & Cra.mrt;arci
Manufacture mid keep ookitantly on hand every
vary of
FINISHED B hASS 'WORK,
BRASS VASTINGS of superior ra6o*
Hens made to order.
Tsimano AT WORK AND REPAVE!,
lug promptly attended to. Also, soleagents
tor Western Pennsy U lvania, for the sae of
MARSH'S SYPHON PM P, with LanditelPe
improvement attached. febyl
J. & M. WSTEEN, "
BRASS. FOUNIYERS
GAB ,AND STEAM FITTERS,
- ALL SUMS OF • • •
BRASS AN IRON' COCKS MADE TO ORDER,
Also, Brass - Castingwof - a •IrKinda,
Made at the shortest notice.
Particular attention paid to fill:retro and re
pairing of OIL .REEttiLM •• • •--
31 & 34 Water Street, near Liberty.
7unx MEMBERS OF THIS FIRM BE.?
practicatmechanice, of - many years' ex.
perience In the business will ensure to give sal:1
inaction in every respect. We are also agents
for Garrison & Stem , Ptimps tnr
water and oil. to6-Iyd •-•1
STEEL WORKS
1/3/LAO soarne. Jelin L. lu:fro—lvy. Weurt,ousur.
Pittsburgh Steel Works,
.130 - Y/3
stairurairronsis
Cast Steedi saoo, Spring, Picks and A B
Steel Spring, and Aides, - -
Corner of Roes and First Streets,
nont-ly pITTSBUBCiii, PA.
GLASS WORKS.
W. orwituvenex..D. ouNarmikßAlE:ap..• 1131181:71
P. ALUM 040HA/11 O DIINCAIS.
gr - t UNNINGLIAXIS & CO3—PITTs.
ITUTIGH CTTY GLASS WOR KS—W are
holm 119 Water street, and 1.56 First street,.
Pittsburgh, Pa., three doors below the illionon
gaheisliouse,.manntarturreSl3l matutrgla-City
Window Wan, Druggists' Glass Ware and Ame..
r oan convex Glass, tor ParioryituiOnostihtirch
be and public buildings, _ Cpl
WINES, LIQUORS,7AP:-
E. P. Namt,.T,Tp*,-
.nwORTXR qp
WINES! BRANIEEU
f &a
.
Alia, sole toninetorlifhit -
OLD W 1 A,T
wifiraw.v,
No. BNorth Pront 9t4,1
PHILADELPHIA
rahl4.lyd
HENRY W. BEAVALONT & CO.,
DAL LW
Foreign Brao4§B,
ILE,o;
Ras Wild Wild Merry, alititele•
ger kw mulles, 01* lifprimattela Byekllo4l
her Wriliddea?..laMaleetimertetr..-q.
N. 1-.I:I3ERT:K STREET , OPP9O4 Equrth stcljeti.: - cs
P1'1‘t§14624.11,t.r.k.
Ortletels, Taverns and Families supplied a
moderate profits for Lash. • mrrizryd
JOS. a FINER..
RYE IA I .
JOS. S. FJISOff, . .
(Successor to PIGS. Moore ' ) Manufacturer of
- •
Copper Distilled Pare Rye Malt.
Nos. 159, 191, 193 an d 195,, st stroot,Yltta
burgh.
septlapi
PORK NkeKtl34:-
CHABLIS --
(ft... to Jae. H01mea.44119.,)
PORK PA. cK. u,
Dealer in Bacon, Lard, Sugar-Cured Name,
Smoked Beef, am.
CORNER ILAII.N.IIII , AND putsT STS.,
deals-lpd- 4".lTl.44ll:falifi,BA.
WALL PAPER: &C.
ALL PAIiEItS, OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, PANOY GOODS
Wall Papers frono 3 64o4l4_,Rer roll; Window
Shades from 100 to 65 iQII - Olothe from 70c to
* 1 , 50 Per Taut; Fatter Ulloot in 104. vedettes, at
the
New Wallpaper li.rahoy Goods 'loose
of EgEßSt.falk SGHW AEZ
DAM ,
... , All4W,HAlthrteld street
ES ISSEL 4L;
4
-.-
W. H . J - 11
. • 1
No. 10 St.'Clitir
wow GAL". melic AVVIHNTION
or Gapers tatitt*Okos. G 0 odg whichhaa been' selectedwith,grestettrexid contains
all the ne*ina..-styles fotmd in
ant-clays houses. Gent's wubing suit of
clothekniebleAckorder view mei and exam
ine our goocla taid_pritiat: Alen,
_a hill and com
plete nook of FURNISHING GOODS
W. 11, hIoGHE,?
- Merchant Tendl.,.
No. 10 St. (lair street,
Prttabutqh, Pa.
.
B. L. H. 13A.13E15-,
i PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST,
1 . : 46 and 48 St. Clair
.':.
i P/TTSBUROEL •• •
. .
: w :•;_•?. ATER COLOR S
Lite Size PhotOiciell• "43
India Ink, eto. PlkotoVap losi
and Fanoy Backgrounds. Ivory ,•i-ph'oto.
grapio .kitiums, QM Iremea t .664 .
__
7 dstioleo
adapted to the PhotOgrapio hada:no. rant
, ,
& &Airs ; nit
r Noiseles Patent Sewing, MAChina,
These Sewing Machines are knowdwetheive
best 'tithe United Stale". 11Wyr — W/Ire =xi
Ell, and. sold at the .1416WEST'PRTMS:
andeaamilne themb dorebnyingelseirturre.. Rh
pairing of Sewing Machine' of '.einry kind
promptly attended-t -'
EIINEST'AXT *gent,
No. 1144 r
mhie-lyd Pittsburgh., a.
SIEGE OF VICKSB
retivroatia. 'WALL iii*Eitltx4z4
Tesenting this famous slegP skis
my2B
Iv.:
P.
t ;
87 Wood at
11 Mdi Leal Tobacco,
Tn riore aait 4 ;am T t
" .--GrWlil=lagia.
Txo - cni,rottvatehitfr
•
jeg"ltT ilall'itWtri4l(4ot
lwitocayo
~--, V:t Arr.Watot
.47,7 r,tev..:,
• - •••ki 11;
Nt.
Y 1 THIRD AL SieNg
,
lr
:ItelliatarAiP .
Azt,
'ail dctn 'Q' ° Buai
Heyeilitte'reedvidr•alike4iiiii
Jiffies eilbe - Zseessullireek* .
rraTirrY4ol . o;l 4 ,
• •
4'40 ll'klarilatt*Cto;ll*"#*
Mee fez' . (until wzo
Boom i xin g 3) / r ••:
• ilieltew un upeolorner of Woo: r vl
eyirbithe'BenktAg
DISB BA:MOW
4 1 irc5...37.0 Egirarkithitalci art..
ogiloette Ole Oruiton House.
DIRIMITOSL
- Wm. E. Schmertz, A. Hartfe istain,
B. He Alex. Ho
S. H. Ha an, Henry Gem%
L. Idoivenetern iir
B . 131:•e_
HEINEMAN, Prat.
-B. C. Solna:in, Chu& pro tem. mltTAtold
N,
1301.111 ES /a BONS. 11.41.1•IC
• and ' Exchange ,Erokerr [)bales in
Roles, Drafts, Aciteptanees, Gold, Silver and
Bank Notes.- Exchange on -the Elegant faze!
Wisitern flities,constantirlorsale.
0611eitiona =dein ail the •citaisetlitiat
the Unitedstates. DEposiitarecetved inptu!=da
or etuTentpaper, Nb: market streekbertwesa
Third and Fourth streets.
. DOLLAR SAVI.IiGS RAIZ
. 85 IPOITECTEIBIPIL.FidAT. •
C. II3 .A.IMMIUDIVMPIT /800.
PROMS TO Al O , OLOO/4
kilf.also, on Wednesday and. Satunety eves:dap,
time mayist to November Ist, froinl to calla*
andi
c ron NoveMber Ist to May lit ; froni4to
&dok. . • • .
Deposits received of ad sums nothettlianDins
Dara.sar, and a dividend :ot theprotits , declared.
twice a yerfir, in June and Ihseennbe4 s
has been declared semi.annually p in June MM.
camber since the Bank was arganizeksit theist,
of six percent. a year.
Interest, if not drawn out, is plseinlAn-the
credit of the depositor asiprinctipal,andhearAh•
same interest from the first days of Juneau(' De
camber,. compounding twice a . year . "without
:troubling the depositor to call or eva.Ao present
bispass book. At this ratemoneymill doubts
less than twelve years. •• • -
Books containing the Mader, Byntaispn,•;•• - Behr
and Begniatians, furnished gratis, on spplitlakin
to the ogioe.
911ePhiOart,
= GEORGE ALBREEaL - i
VIOE P.llBl3llMmit. ' ,•'• ,
:James kloAul, . Jamea B. D. Maeda:- --
John H. Shorger, Wm. Douglas s -, .
James Herdmap, Isaac, AL Peru:took, ,
:Peter A. Madeira, James Shidle,, ..--
Wro..Y. Anderson. John 13, Peraddea.
A. Al. Pollock, Al. D. John G. Rackoff%
. TIMIT/1.86.
Calvin Adams, Henle.Ll.,g,chs.,
John o.,Rindley, John
George Black, Walter P. Alsrsbni. '
Hill Burgssin, John Orr ;
Alonzo A. Carrier, Robert Robb, •
Charles A. Colton. Henry L. Ring's's.% i
John Evans, Wm. E. Schmeeltsi:. 1.
..Beckj. L.: Pahnestock, Alexander M.:, :f
~1n J Gillespie, Alexander = .-.^.
Wm. S. Haven, Wm. Vanklrk,
:Peter H. Hunker, Jew) Whittier, -,,-...
Richard Rays, , - _Wm: P. Iffeqmail„.
James 11. Kelly, . Christian Yeager. -.
•
81:031
OKARLES 11Tdfty AND
A. C OL T O N fi-q
- . ,
PHILADELPHIA CAREC'T
Amis. Kaami .
J. RODMAN MORO ORA& (La
AV al p .
arA.ermio EClCtirrel
. .
. Importers and dealers la
CLOTH'S, CASSIMEREghSATINETTS.
• Vestine, Tagorio
14'6. 255 iiimiiit._*_.•rAwirr,Eii6r.
WM". BRIG er
Produce and Proviskuk
GIONIESSENNWEEM
No. 15 /South Water st.,
Air , Litairai
ad PRI L4PPa4qI4.
when
required. mum made on- eacudgameilla
• .zopt3r4
• cr.IEO4GE
Manufacturer and- •
VITHOWLEM.LE AND RETAIL DIAANNA
Inevery description of
GENTS' FUENETios GOODS
610 CHESTNUT STR,EgrAci,
myt-tyd PIEILLADELP4m.
.0. A. ATAT • ik-00
GAS PLITULLEN AND
Patent Improved
. 9 1111 r.
F4OP.TATCOI. OD PATENT
PARAGON COAL OIL EVENIM
Hand Lamps, Column's;
• EL&LE23IIOO/1:5,
No. 517 Arch Street, Phlladelpillai -
Manufactory, Frank:W I
mall good, wan-anti
Niii
LoricicoPE & p.tAggio
ltastufactureraand importenred"
RENS' RIMMING Wet
AND TAILORS TRiIikENGS i
No. /0 Saath FOUrth:Streitgt
12171-1711 ' PEEIGAIMA,
HOTELS, RCSTACJiANTSi &O.
- •
SES.A..liraEl. .123 mccorr =
NO. 330 LIBERTY BTKEEIrii.
Next to Pennsylvania 'Passenger.
JOHN SAVAGE, 1410PRIET011:
wlrovineu TAKEN ANDPITTED:B*
EN with all the moderniprovement thisiserp.
ular resort, the subscriber tap repared to Asn
modate his old customers and the - public gener
ally, with the hest the - market affords. Oysters
will bo served jgy in everyvariety of styhldtecitly
the season. NO Whwa, Liquors and Ale Che
feels confident in recouunending Bleat° tltspul o
He :or theirexcellemee.
tlan, Bucket and Shell Oysters reeeiSeddqUis
and sold wholeillenrel eiktosn4Y4.
u ix 4:5
NO. 22 DIAMOND ALthri
--- 7..7, •-:
.A.,,FEITSBEHI44H.. ' - ~,..'- .(1
Ttint- .sirnienum ' - .Amircilikesiii
to th:eatMato that ha . Modally- revedipg,ol
Is ESH S , ...MI and - CrAN a YSTEES,SIEUM
ha, and turepared to atcpmtnodate.the pitman
of thia old, and weal known house With,ney
thing is the, eating and dry a r lina at. 4 tkaevl44o-3-1 -
aI;ACH,
eat noties. JO Hag
land -lid
Connor pt Varian 'Alley and
• r • ~ , fifdd.Streeta, '
Where OYEVI 4 RES - find air ttre 61111141m0' 4,the
season will 16 served - tip in the niost:kiatabb
Meet.
,ELI:2YOITNGt..,
a 4 earner Virgin Alley. and linnitlifieldni,
A, poLLoisAL I ---
ftr ELL.J.AOO/39 would. . I*W:tan&
old 'Mead* and atuitomara that heAsAttilklasAlly
faux!, 'at his, old' stand, APOLLO'
trance roattitaitset. -_He has al p
the. the. titta li tyt,of,EAsitaßefot and lit -
with. 110:411,,,a, wellappoinielit billhaiklitaiao,
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