RAILROADS
11.4t312. rr.firii.: i ,4• - •;7.z.
PITTSBURGH VT. WAYNE & CIIICAIIO RAILWAY,
TO ALL POINTS IN Tlil
SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST
NTIR AItRANGEnEVI
TENT TO CINCINNATI AN
and to in.liaitapolis,
sh.rtor i., rmito.
‘VE! , IWARI)
1.7.41
LAR ,, PF
M=IMI
POP, C. ;
Lf•:1I-fr"
t.,
TOIL T.2 , :rti NAPOLIS AI: 1) ST.
Leaves Cre...•.;;1 , ... 10.55 a. I.:. 1..
Arrive 9,0i1 Et.
Terre Haute..- 1 2 a.!... .5 0 1 , .
•• St. T/111i • 1:1,05 114 1 7 -, I, a.
Alt Trains through tr, Chicano without chrin;..
of Cars.
- B.—The thee to Cincinnati i try , Fame a.
by Steubenville. Truing on lath Ru iI ince: a
ColumbuE, and pa.ieugors ail
together.
EASTWARD TRAM. •
Mail. LlpreBs.
Leave Chicago 6,20 a . in. 6,30 p. to
Arrive at Port 1Vayne...12,05 p, in. 111,30 a. n:
Creptline S,SS p. m. 6.211 SI. 111
'` Pittsburgh 2,25 a. tn. 3.50 p.
Both Train= make close connections with Train=
on the Pennsylvania Railroad for the Eivtera
cities via Allentown and Philadelphia.
4r - Onlfone change of car between Chitwo
and New York. - via Pi ttAttrith and Allentown, on
train 'leaving Chiertito at 11.30 p. 111., reaching
Pittsburgh at 3,50 p. m., and New York at 10,45
R. m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Federal
street Station, Allegheny City.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Allegheny at.. 9,30 n. in. and 9,30 p. m
ArrivesNewßrighton.ll,lo " " 6,10
LeareaNewßrighton. 6,30 " "12,10
Atrices at Allegheny.. 845 " " 2. 04 )
ECONOMY ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Allegheny at 12,50 p. m. and 6 p. m
Leaves Economy at 6,03 a. m. and 4,00 "
MARKET TRAIN
1011117109 Alliance at
Arrives at Allegheny at.
Iwaves
.49tves at Alliance 7 ; 35
itr- Trains are run by Columbus time. which is
ilninnta slower than Pimburgh thne.
Str Tickets good on the accommodation and
iofigket trains are sold at reduced prim=.
TNrough trains connect as follows:
AtAlliance. with trains en the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad.
At Orriillo, Ohio. to and front Millersbureh.
Akron, Cuyahoga Falls' etc.
At Mansfield, Ohio, for Mount Vernon, Shelby,
Ikudusky, Toledo, Detroit, etc.
At CreEitline, for DeleWare, zipringfield, Columbus.
enctmuttt,. Xenia. Dayton. Indianapolis, Saint
Louis. Loeuiville. etc.
At Forest, for spri ugfield, Sandusky, Dayton. Cin
cinnati, etc.
At Lima, for Sidney. Dayton. Cincinnati,
etc.
At Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette, Ind., Saint
Louis, and intermediate point in rentra I In
diana and
. - . .
At Wanatith for all twint.4 on the Luc:Lc:illy, New
Albany and Chicag• -, Il4lti.
And at Nticago, with trains 6q• all points in Illi
nois, Missouri. lowa, Wi : +,,osin tm,i *.qi nneso t a ,
For further intruoition Mot through tieketi
apply to. GEO Itt; E PARKIN. Ticket Ag . -
l'ai;eitger Station ; Pitt.-burgh.
Through Tickets; for sale at the Ticket otlieoe of
the Company on the line of the road, to rill part
of the United Staten. W P. 8111\ \,
, General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh.
G.W. CASS. General Superiniendent.
CI-lA.NC4-3E OF
1882, THE
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
RIGHT DAILY TRAINS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
TMIME XLAIL IIIC
LEAS I'ITTS
-1 BURGH, from the Pas=enger Depot, at the
interatietion of Liberty and nrant ev ery
morning iiexeept a. En.. =t..ppingrit.
all statlons berx , eE: PEtt.itrgh and hotel r.hia.
Thin train amve- altelphta 11,13 p. E.,.,
making eLora conuoc:i,o. for•
or;: frAn Ken
sington Dep...E., err t
Amboy Line.
named .1,.:.
IN 1r
cv p
tioll
1111(1 for •r 2_;:•. •••
.
*:. M.. (!.! , •:: 11.a .
11Ceti011 for L.. 111 be,. .
9,30.. n. rc.. C,Pr.l.ltl Alilhov
SlinarPlNO ra , ) tor ..1,11 +re I
to jersey, City v. ,
to Abig:train.
MELFAST L 1:: I: I it TO . , I
tion:daily, (excel.: ,
prngoiily at prir., ,, t -...;;
riFburtr ‘,. 'ft
urriveE u• u...
•: t '
Depotrtt 6 7 30 P. tO., ttudt..ll
A C DAT 10 TRAINS
JOHNSToWN ACCCO LAD) DATION TltA IN ,
leaves daily (except i.uuday) at 3,00 p. ui., s to ! ,
ping at stations Ulla running u- far a Con•!-
mangh.
FIRST A cco:plo DATION T .11 N fort' ill
station. leave] daily (excot Sunday.) at 6,10 a . al.
SECOND ACCOMMODATION TR ll\ for
Wall's station loave:; dull). ,:except r , unda:,l et
11,00 a. M.
•THIRI> ACCOMMODATION TRAIN f(..r
station leaves daily, (except Sunday) at
4,00 p. m.
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's station, leaves daily, (except Sunday) at
6,16 p. m.
RETURNING TRAINS
ARRIVE IN PITTSBIIRGII AS FOLLOWS:
Extress 1,15 p. in.
Mail M. 50 p. In.
Fast Line 1,30 a. in.
Johnstown Accommodation 10,30 a. in.
',14 Wan Station Accommodation 6,30 a. tn.
lb
~ ' Wall ' s Station Accommodation ,30 a. tn.
•Wall's Station 'Accommodation 1,05 p. in.
Irall'S Station Accommodation 6,05 p. In.
.i
, :akegraine for 'Blairsville and Indiana connect
Atolliaitarville Intersection with Johnstown Ac
commodation East and West, and Express and
Mail West.
FARE
TO NEW YORK $12,50
PHILADELPHIA 10,00
. . BALTIMORE 9,50
LANCASTER 15,55
HARRISBURii 7,45
/i' Baggag e checked - to all stations on the Penn
/Mania 2tailrnud, and to ; Philadelphia, Bald
mere.mid Newl7ork.
• VarTatsengers purchasing tickets in cars will
-be charged an excess' According to distance tray
.eleddnxiddition to the, station !stet', except from
stations where the company has no agent.
NOTIOE—Ia case of loss, the Company will
hold themselves responsible for personal baggage
only, wafer an amount not exceeding $lOO.
al. M.—An Omnibus Line has been employed
to conseY'passengers and baggage to and from the
depot, at a charge not to exceed 23 cent., for e a c h
Minand baggage.
ts appl y to
J. B TE I WART, Agent,
Penna. R. B. humenger Station err ÜbertY
, trittenint streets. ENOCH Lupus.
• n 02 5, General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
RDLTE VIA RIVER AND
i
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI R. R.
•
Connecting at Indianapolis with Terre Haute,
and Torre Haute anti Alton Railroad, to St. Louis
and Lafayette and Indianapolis, New Albany and
Salem,
_and Michigan Central Railoads for CifICA-
GfIt::.ROCK ISLAND, BURLINGTON, and all
intermediate points. •
Through_ Freight Train to INDIANNeJLIS,
TERRE HAUTE:-LAPAYETTE and PERU.
Freightti and - passengers carried frum
or. Lawrenceburg In WS time than by any
othtir rbute by.twentatfour hours. and at as low
rates. The only road by which shipments can be
9 ‘9Cilleiltrititi to the 'West, - without break
.
ta made to J. E. GIBBONS. Agent
at ti, or W. B. CUTTING. Agent at
- 4-Larlit*ehlArgh. will receive prompt attention,
- itiernO" charge for commission: Nn Off ARCM FOR
DRAVACifi OR COMMISSION At LAWRENCERERC.
For 'firtther infortnation apply n. 'THOMAS
•RATIGA - N, (No. tES IVat er :treat.) agent of the
Company, who is prepared to give THROUGH RE
'T MVPS for passengetsand freight to Indianapolis.
fialryllante. Latityeue, Chic! h.), Peru, G roan
,egatle. Crawkrasville. Chariest°. ‘.'aris and Mat-
IL F. LO.l 4 Frendent.
• JOHN F. CREEK; General Frt.. `tt Agent.
1862. IMPORTANT. 1862
ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR
SAINT JOSEIII.
And. other nolaut in Nart'aen: iseouri, the S l,l te*
7111filranS84. .E.r :the Terlitog CtS‘ ALA 5
hiving tx,tcet that read I,y the
'NORTIE 7 . , TTSs 4 orßz.
;Th e pay _rail. Tante ircel St. Louie to :::t.,105e1:11.
It is the sit:torte-a and ' thikteen
I mam rgo . tlte reare,teat , Latehe.t:,L3' al,l
MVOs Its ttrr? other. •
iiimurßisittsag toad p,11 . T0. , :nt,
in Northern Ly the p t .
mkt . . l 1.,
Pres't and Goul Supt. \ort; Nils=ouri R. It,
HENRY H. SixlitrNS, time' Traveling Agent.
•
36/o,:dua
. RAILROADS..
:.,....__
CLEVELAND k PITTSBURGH RAILIVAV
'E Cr F.l
N .4\D it Elt 311.0.NDAY, NOT. 25,
1961, unin? will Irate theltertot of the Penn
i% ania. Itaiiro4,l, in l',:t:burgh, at follows:
PITTSBURGH, Cul,CAIM'i , A - CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE, \ IA :' , TEI'ItEN VILLE
1,53:L. to
itee•er.vitlq
• .nval
MEE
). • • . 1.1.!1.'12 • i
- .
7.1';
A ai , ..; i:, ~,
1.r;,. _ -
Arrive; 1;el!,:r
;it Whi,,L; ;; Liitim..r, and Ohio
is, it: t'l,velnipl and t.thio
Railroad tn..r Zan,- LOP:9l::ter, Circleville,
Cortunbas act
PITTh BURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE.
Learn PittAmrch 1, 55 11.111.
•' 4,0:; "
Bayard.... .............
:1t Rance 7,0% "
•' Hudson :4,25
Arrives Cleveland 0,35 '•
Leaves Pittsburgh 1,53 p.
" Wellsville 4,00 "
Bayard 5,24 "
'' Alliance 3,50
" Hudson 7,01 "
Arrives Cleveland.. %JO "
Connecting of Bayard with Titicorawaa branch
for New Philadelphia and Canal Dover at Alliance
with Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
road at Hudson, with Cleveland, Zane:Wilk and
Chicago Railroad for Akron. City Fulls and Mil
lersburg. and at Cleveland with C. Sr E. It. R. for
Erie. Dunkirk and Bufthlo, with C.. 1.: T. R. R. for
T o ledo. Detroit and Chicago.
Wellsville Accommodation leave. at 3.35 p. tn.
Returning Trains arrive in Pittihurgh us fel
lows:
Mail Train 4,10 p. tn.
Express Train 05 a. m.
Wellsville Accommodation 9,410 a. m.
Passengers desiring to go to Sandusky. Toledo,
Chicago, or points West of Cleveland. must he
particular to iisk for tickets via Cleveland.
Through Tickets can be procured at the Liberty
Street Depot, Pittsburgh.
.1. STEWART. Ticket Agent.
For further particulars apply to
W LLIAM S'rEWART. Agent,
1 At the Company's office in Freight Station. Penn
street. nor/
6,10 a. m
MOO a. m
2.50 ti. m
UPHOLSTERING.
•._ . •
UPHOLSTERY ,
NO. 85 FOURTH s T.. NEAR WOOD.
V HE sunsentnElthi MANUFAC•
and keep eallStantly en hand every
article in their line, viz : Cornices. Ornament , .
Curtain Goods. C,,inti,rts. Feather Beds. Mattruses
of all kinds: also. the celebrated Patent Spring
Beds. All kinds of Shades, Blinds and Fixtures.
Protnp t a tt.ynti , at siren to all order; for fit
Ling and laynnt down Carnets. itil Cloth. Arr.
wt17:12:11 11013 EMS A: Ito Elcit3K.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
"Ir 0 "L' N Clr ' S
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT,
AT THE DILD STAND
CORNUCOPIA RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
urn ERE FA )1 !LIES. HOTELS. R ES-
T.% u NTS an.l thotra•le generally can
‘-re.L'a I;ny oy4terz. at the
r.‘l , -. • tr
Young's Eat I rig Saloon,
consy..p, ALLEY AND SNIITII
FIELD STREETS;
Where OY.TER' ,
sett,on Wdi
rs 1.1,‘ tile 10. ,,, t puha:dal..
174)1;Nti,
1:•thi:Iliiold et.
0 1: ,
T•leq.t .;.0 P.:qm.•viv.:atiit P:..'ingerl),-Ti..!
S';,•111.1) I.l'
;N .
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND,
'l' I( 'l't N 1.. - i't - ‘>>)ri(•inl'.
A% I Ni 4.: ANTI , Eli' l'P.
ILK :tt n ‘,1:11 ,11...tc:t if:l
1.1'.."..111.11t, :•••..rt. I to•
1r0!. trOlt :t. .. 11.il• LC' . :111.i Ili,.
I !it. rket
I.O.:,:""TERS I . .triVtY 1.1
th.,
. .
LIQUORS and feok eenthlent in re
ecainentline i•• ter their excellence. '
Gu - JiEAIs served up at all hour.'. and DAY
and Bo DERS taken. ttp4:ly
CHUIt
NO. 32 DIAMOND ALLEY,
PyriTsBURGH.
worm SUBSCRIBER A NNilltir NEES
AL to the public that he is, in daily receipt of
FRESH SHELL AND CAN OYSTERS. GAME.
&v.. and id prepared to accommodate the patrons
of this old end well known house with everything
in the tatting and drinking line at the shortest
notice. JOHN SHALER.
EXCELSIOR.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
No. 111 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
LAKE AND EASTERN FISH,
FRESH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
OYSTERS AND WILD GAME,
All in their Proper Season.
noT., GEO. HEINEMAN & CO.
MILNINION HOUSE, GEO. AIITRENT3,
'Proptietor: No. 344 Liberty street.just be
side the Passenger Depot of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, which makes it the most convenient
hones in the city for passengers aFrivingby that
road. . .
The proprietor haying, -at considerable ex
pone*, fitted up. in exoellentstyle, the MANSION
ROUSE, would raiipectfullq solicit a share of
nubile patronage. Hie Larder and Bar will be
furnished with the beet the market can afford.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
WILLIAIII BENNETT,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IS
Brandies, Cordials, Wines Old Mononga
hela and Rectified Whiske y ,
NO. 120 WOOD STREET, Pittsburgh
feM4sm
WILLIAM CLAYTON,
tC HOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. 37 Diamond Alley,
near Wood 2trept, Pittaburgb, Pa.
ilkas Airway& on Land, Blackberry, Cherry
. and
Viltllt c c ey /Ttn . dies, Old Monongahela Rectified
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
IMPORTERS OF
ER.ANDIES. tc
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
.1141. tVIVORTIir FRoNT PITREET
Ruu.A104,P.114., , k. . uplo:l3q,
TALLOW, OIL AND GREASE
-11. Taro-,25 bbl Grease;
iu erne and fur sale by
P. SELLERS CO.
Penn street. Pirmburgh.
RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
On Buildings Limited or Perpetual, .Merchan
disc, 'Furniture, &c., in town or
:country.
OFFICE NO. SOS WALNUT STREET.
Cash Capital, *229,510 00.
A 5.444.1. • *303,50S 96.
Invoi-ced as follows, viz:
Piro M.ortgage. or Improved City Pro
wirte, ‘vorth double the amount
flroulid rent. lirst Mass
Pennsylvania Railroad Co'd 6cent.
M m
ragc . Loans, cost 27.900 00
phik.h.h.h. city ,•cut. loan ,:,0,1100 00
Altrelyiie Comity e - 0 cent. l'ennsyl
`..l.lMl
"tin it. 1.11 I.:01 , , well ' , mired
IluntimMon and Bromi Top Mountain
hailrondeolnimny. mortgage 10an.....
Penn-yilathia Railroad Co. Sistek
;•ltoel: of Belimi..c, Mutual Trvurin,o
~t County Fire It-trance .
nt Delaware M. :4. insurance Co.
, i'onnuercinl Bank do
Bank du, .... .
I I 'mon M. Insurance Co's Scrip
Beseivable, business paper
j Rook Accounts, secured interest, etc...
Laud and iu bands of agents
5,9% •
12,05 p.
. •ll
1,. .
1:4 thi , li.i4ht
c.::0
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=EMI
CLEM TINGLEY, Presidentfil.R, 96 .
DIRECTORS.
Clem Tingley, Samuel Bispham,
IVm. R. Thompson, Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown. William Musser,
Cornelius Stevenson, Benj. W. TingleY,
John It. Worm'. Marshall Hill.
H. L. Carson, Z. Lothrop.
Robert 'Noland. Charles Leland.
Frederick Lenuig, Jacob T. Bunting.
Charles S. 't, Smith Bowen,
James S. Woodward, John Bi..ssell Plitsburgh.
It. M.IIINCHMAN, igeeretar.v.
J. GARDNER COFFLN, Agent,
myl6 Northemq:corner Third and Wood eta.
DELAWARE MAJTEAL SAFETY IN.
SEMANCE COMPANY—INCORPORA
TED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL
VANIA, 1635. OFFICE. S. E. CORNER
THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS PHILA
DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves
els Cargo and Freight, to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES on Goods.-by Rivers,
Canals. Lakes. and Land Carriages to all parts
of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES on Mer
chandise generally. on Stores, Dwelling Houses,
DIRECTORS—WiIIiam Martin, Edmund A.
Souder, Theophilus Paulding, John Penrose,
John C. Davis. James Tranquair, Wm. Eyre. Jr.,
James C. Hand, Wm. C. Ludwig, Joseph IL Seal,
Dr. It. M. Huston, Geo. G. Lieper, Hugh Craig,
Charles Kelley, Samuel E. Stoked, J. F. Peniston.
Henry Sloan, Edward Darlington 11. Jones
Brooke, Spencer Mllvain, Thos. C. Hand, Robert
Burton, Jr. Jacohß. Jones, James It. MTarland.
JashesP.:tre. John IL Semple. Pittsburgh, D.
T. M win; B. Berger. do.
IVILLIAM MARTIN, President.
TIIOS. C. HAND, Vice President.
HIM LT Litt UN, Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
is= No. 65 Water street, Patzburgh.
st=m2
Stock Due Bills, payable on demand
rind secured by two approved names. $78,750 00
Bills Receivable 23,557 34
Bills Discounted 36,:26 70
Moe 12,000 00
110 S q uar e es Mechanics' Bank
stock cost $ 6,165 00
100 Share'sCltisens' Bank
stock cost 5,175 00
40 Shares Exchange Bank
stook cost 2,050 00
50 Shares Bank of Pitts
burgh • 2,750 00
10,140 00
Balance of Bonk Accounts 65,997 75
Office 'Furniture 400 00
Cash 49,152 30
' $212.834 17
.
DIRECTORS. • ' •
Wm.:-B.lfolmee. - JIM. Avilittakinsou.
Wilatmadillen , . t r;okah.gaten. ..
Win. Rea, - b. B. ,Robootb.
John 31VDeviti.' , ' ' ' ' Itictimil ii.yin •
Jos. Earkpatriclr, R. Wallace,
Robt. Dalzell , Geo. A. Berry,
Wm. A. Caldwell. Wm. Means,
Tames Woodburn. -7 my2ll
INSURANCE.'
FIRE INSURANCE
BY TUE
Ol 7 ' VII I I...A.IDY:LibrIT.A.,
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
BY FIRE!.
IZMIR FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
1 COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. (MICE:
NO. 433 and 437 CHESTNUT STREET,
near Fifth.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS. JAN. Ist. MO.
Published Agreeably to Au Act of Ametubly,
being:
First Mortgages, amply secured, ....
Real Estate, (present value 5P13.113
61.) cot I rr.1..9.)5
Temporary Loans on ample Uellat
teral Seouritieo tr..,111
StoelN. (present %Akio I ytii, 72,)
CO3t
NOWS and Ililll Itereivable
The only proliti from premiums which t corn
puny ell.ll divide by law, ure fr..i rTik.i. which have
been determined.
Insuraneeo ramie on every deaeription of Prop
erty. in Town and Country, at rates !LI low 11.! are
consistent with 60CUrity.
Since their ineorporntion, a period of thirty
oliN• they have paid to ow, he I - t., an fifoonot
ex , oetiing }our of boilars thereby at
tording UN ideuee of the I , ..l.vantage 4 I imurance.
11 4 well as the ability grid d6positicu t , rnoet with
promptness nil ltal.tli ties.
.
Lo.isca paid during the year 1 ii 59,111162.1153 36.
DIRECTORS.
Charli, W. Baucker. Lewi.s.
T,JbLas Wagner, David
Samuel Grunt 1,111 P: Loa,
R. Smith. Edward C. Dale,
Geiirgio W. Richards '
• liiiorge
CHAS. N.BANCIi. I.R,
EDWAIZD C. DALE. Viii 3 I'r_stdzn t.
WNt :STEEL, Heeretary pri. tent.
.1. I:AI:USER COFFIN, A Wel , t•
cur. 'Ellin! and 11 st , .
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY )
011' PrrrsitEßGlL
F. :%1
ai.t. It. 1/.1_:011; it.lN,
Pitt: Lnrkh.
a:7l F 1111.:
N E Rl:4liS.
.% If m, m nrmn managed by w
n iu Ow e.annunnnity. nnd who :ire
.b•rt.s.int it, .1. pnen ' , tn.- , and lib slit., t.. man-
Min the elei racier whinh they have :n,anneld e f•
tering the lead proteetima tin e :, la in, dedee
M..at red.
A ss )(ro BE it 301111 i, 1%61
•
''S 1 . 13. 1 / 1 10 (MI
, 1 4..r144:4 , * Z.1 , 4i Lhl
4104 .. Furniture 11 - 4 I 01.
Open . \ ,emint. , , et, 7,510 4:1
Cash 13,141 91 ,
Preimuto Is;(4e. 27.05; 2I;
Notes awl liil4. dii , :‘ , liitted 174:17;1. 14
DIRECTORS.
R. Miller. Jr.. James 3rAules.
Nathaniel }helms, Alexander Nitniek,
George Larsie Win. IL Smith,
Chas. W. Ricketson, Andrew Ackley,
Alexander Speer, David M. Long.
Reea J. Thomas lienj. Bakerrell,
John R. I.l'Cuno. mylB
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CITIZENS' INSURANCE *COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES.
SAMUEL REA. Secretary.
11'31. BAGALEY, President.
Attlee, Cor. of Market and Water Sta.,
Insures against Loss and Damage in the Naviga
tion of the Southern and Western Rivers,
Lakes, and Bayous, and the Navi
gation of the Seas.
Insures against Loss
and Damage by Fire.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. Bagaley, Jas. Park, Jr.,
Wm. G. Johnston. B.F. Jvass,
Reese Owens, T..M. Bowe,
B. Preston, merge Bingham,
S. M. Kier, Jobe Shipton,
Jas. M.Cooper, C. Earbindh.
J. Caldwell, John S. Dilworth,
C. H. Zug.
mh29:lydh
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY ,
NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite' the Cuu. tom
•
Capital 11219,100 Aimee $1104,9411.
WITELL MAKE ALL MENDS 01 0
VV SURANCE, either Perpetual or Limited,on
every description of 'Property. or Merchandise, at
reasonable rates of premium,.
ROBERT P. KlNG,President,
• M. W. BALDWIN Vice President.
DIRECTORd.
Charles Bayes, E. R. Cope
E. B. English. George IV:Brown.
P. B. Savory, Joseph S. Paul.
C. Sherman. John Clayton,
S. J. Magarge E. Wier,
F. BLACKBLIIN, Secretary.
J. G. COFFLN, Agent.
iyday Corner Third and Wood streets.
MONONGAHELA INSURANCE COMPANI
OF PITTSBURGH,
OFFICERS.
JAMES A. HUTCHISON. President.
HENRY M. ATWOOD, Secretary.
Capt. JAS. WOODBURN. Gen'! Agent.
OFFICE O. 9S WATER STREET.
Will Insure all kinds of FIRE and MARINE
RISKS.
ASSETS. MAY 10th, 1861.
DAILY POST.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 31
Narrow Escape
Mrs. EdwardA; the sister of Mrs. Lincoln,
had a narrow escape last week. She visi
ted the Oak Hill Cemetery, in compan v. were
some friends, for the purpose of gazing on
the lifeles:; romalus or little Willie."
While in . ell!) Vi.,l*Sa 1;)/1 with Dr. Brown, a
few feet from the vault, two minie musket
halls pass•ii within a f•w inehe: of her
head. They were apparently fired from
an encampment. over a mile di-it:ult.
&!'i2 '1
Fur Poix•rg tr , a-parfies :tr. among the
nov,ltie,:, intr. dneed Gotham.
rec , .-nt one au tended by two hi:mired and
fifty children of the 'l\ Sehooi. and
by more than ~1n hundred of their parents.
who came "some in racy and some in tatfs.
and some in v c drit v . wlis," heard their
own children read and sing. and had one
evening at teat of ellitiZarlail, With iv
concomitants of' tea, bread, both.r. and
good advice.
00
1 .0 .0 00
700 'U
~13:, 01
2,..12 50
160 00
1u,297 18
6216 72
11,385 15
Snow in Rome
Snow has lately fallen in Rome, and
though it only lasted an Lour ; the schools
were let out to allow the scholars to enjoy
the rare treat. In the country and on
the mountains roundßome it has fallen more
abundantly. and from the top ofthe Quirinal
all the heights and plains around appear of
dazzling whiteness.
ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS AT
BALTIMORE.
A Divided Sentiment
The Baltimore American gives the fol
lowing account of the arrival of the rebel
prisoners taken in the late engagement near
Winchester:
"A special train front the West yester
day afternoon brought to this city, for safe
keeping. two hundred and thirty rebel of
and soldiers captured during the re
cent battle near Winchester. The prison
ers were in charge of Captain Banning, of
the Fourth Ohio Regiment. who, with his
company, - escorted them from Winches
ter. The news of the arrival of the pris
oners drew a considerable crowd to the
vicinity of the depot, which was largely
increased as they moved towards 'the jail.
on Madison street, where quarters had
been provided for their reception. No
marked demonstration of any kind, lnov
ever, was attempted. A force of police
were in attendance, and kept the crowd in
or'der. As SOOll as the prisoners were
landed the line of march was taken up by
way. of Howard to Madison street, and
thence to the jail. Suite of the prisoners
were uniformed. and some not. Their ap•
pearance generally was not prepossessing
nor military looking, but as they were soil
ed and fatigued front their hard service on
Sunday. and subsequent traveling. it is
perhaps but just to give them credit for b,••
tag better than they looked.
—Upon reaching . the
.jail a secessionist,
who resides in the vieinity. placed his
children in one attic windows of his house
and told them to hurrah Inc Jeff. Davis,
which they did vociferously. This au racte4l
uttention .1 several the prisoner=.
eme or whom. regartile,is 'till, armed
diet. upon his ritriu. turned round. and, I.y
way acknowledgment, gurn theca
ell( for i.h•tvi.,.
t•nr. , et' th. rianmisa6tae l ofric , r . nit
part-nity a ..dtwatriti man, ils,•hire.t
con4ciou.no i,f : a tria ti sttrtitc in ti
truly righteous t'atute. and enid lot would
cooti , ‘r die in jail than ink,an .tams or al-
leg.ianee tn. this halted States government.
notwithstanding ht• had a wife and s...veral,
children residing in Virginia. A. third
pa rt y ~ll ( 2 . uted out that he was glad once
ror.rim he in the Unit . - s1 Stah , s. which
proeiike,l ihonht of laughter frOlll but I,
friends anti f00r... A .. , mrade declared
that he wa. glad to he in Baltimore jail.
f.lr he wit , si.re ofiretting oinethitne g ood
ioetit and drink. whieh Ino had not had f• - . 4.
lotp.r
•
c..:11!:1; l nthr are conlinod
for
he in it are iI -trilnited in 6rlt• hiindri,llind
!If!: in the te.rth of ihr
iaii. ail which , 1 th, nitht
-
11).• pri=l.rwr , , 1,:t% ti!4.
tooved to the -oath Y hal. t, ono „ I t i o •
no ,o, ankh ilt•pl•—••11 Luc •uet:di.
rg•i. 1 , 01-1.11T:00,
ico,LNZ 1 il.•111. p•II their :trrit. al
within the enclo-:ire
the ‘.varden. and 4evorai of the Board of
condueted the parties to their
room Q. with the assurance that they would
provided with the necessary comforts,
that tliey should be served with NVhoii•SOnle
fijini, and be secure front the intrusion of
the cnrinui and itaittisittv."
$. 4 1:.,11)1 7r;
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
UNDER CARE OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS.
MIDIS INSTITUTION, SITUATED
LN LORETTO. Cambria county Pennsyl
vania four miles from Cresson Station Station, on
the direct route between Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh, was chartered in 1868, with priyiliges to
confer the uawd Collegiate Honors and Degrees.
The location of the College in one of the most
healthy in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Alle
gheny Mountains being proverbial for its pure
water, bracing air, and picturesque scenery.
The Scholastic year commences on the FIRST
MONDAY after the 15th of ATGUST, and ends
about the kith of JUNE following. It is divided
into two Sessions. Students cannot return home
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neces
sary for Land SUrveying, Entineenng. &c., Sc.,
Will be furnishing by the institution to the
Students.
I Instrumental and Vocal Music forms no extra
oilers*. Students will be admitted from eight
years to the age of manhood.
lxitus--lioard and Tuition, payable half yearly
advance $lOO
Wishing and use of Bedding 10
Classical and Modern La es, extra...... 10
Students spend Vacationist the Collegels
Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop .
O'Connor, to the Rev. T. $. Reynolds. St, Mary's,
Loretto, and to other Clergymen of the Pittsburgh
Diocese.
F TOE WANT ACME GOOD . NEW
l
Emit or prenared' Mince Meat, mixed, and
all other kinds of Spices, cooking Brandy or
Wine, New Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel go to
, Hroserttr A Brothers ; irotheDiamond. where you
.will get *Arm crop of itrnit and lower than at
'any. other house, mgt.) city. Also a_general and
fu assortMent of Fertiii.TOroceries. Teas, Wines.
Brandies, and all - other kinds of Foreign and
Domestic Liquors.
IIAWORTH & BROTHER,
ide2,l .corner DiaMond and Diamond alley:
TBE PLBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICE
that my wife hasleft nry bed and board, and
that I talll not be responsible for any debts or lia
bilities that she may contract.
mhzaw GAtutg.p. FITZGERALD.
.
WANTED. --A PARTNER..Ernma
silent or Active s with a capital of seven or
eight thousand dollars, in one of 'best estab
lished business houses in the city. This 'affords
en exce ll ent o pportunity for a.good investment.
Apply. to or address S. CUTLIBEELT & SON,
n 11123 .51 Market meet,'
ODD FORKS,
drill kinds. fur ante by
milt., I3ffWN & TEALEy. 136 Wood street
PLIFMS AND CURRANTS
-100 Bones and :10 Casks Fresh Currants,
20 Casks new Zante Currants, •
Now for ....ale by REY MER er BROS.,
mE24 Nes.l.% and 103 Wood :treats
BE CLE.A.V— FOR *ALL PAPER,
Paper Haulers and Whitewashers, call at
ts 7 WOW) tiTRFEI.
znh.24 W. P. MARS.IIALL.
1114 EARLS— •
3.5 eases No, 1 received and tor sale by
mhre HENRI 11. COLLINS
2 mh '. 9, oo l3oui lle l ;t a lliret rE ir 9 Th ved. E LESa y. nd l f 3 or a sal wwa sale b 7
RAISINS
-5(0 Boxes M. R. Raisin',
200 14 du do do
100 6 , 1 ' do do do
200 •Boxes , Lastrer• do
10 0 3i .dodo do
100 do Volor" Ta do
20 KeosSeedlodir do
20 Mem; do .71, , do •
Jut 'reolivett.. radio, tpbs
IffillitlES,*.Wl-o0d•
. . .. . . . . ~ , .• . • .
CINIUFF— . ... 4
10.• 15 Barrels Garrett's Scotch Snulfjost received
and for sale by ILEYMER & 'MOS.
mtaa Nos. 125 and 173 Wood stmt.
BANKING 1101TEGIS.
DOLLAR SAVINGS
66 FOITATII STREET,
CHARTERED IN 1865.
OPEN DAILY, FROX 9 TO 20'CLOICK;
also. on Wednesday and Saturday evenhok
from May Ist to November Ist, from 7to 9 o'olook
and fron November Ist to May Ist, from 6:ro
o'clock.
. .
Dern=itn receivednf all sums not less than ONE
DOLLAR. and a dividend of the profits declared
twice a year, in Juno and December. Interest has
been declare.' semi-annually, in June and Decem
ber since the Bank was organized, at the rate of six
por cent. a year.
Interest, if net drawn out, placed to the
credit of the depositor as principal. and bears the
same interest from the tir. , t dnys of June and De
em her, twit, II year, without
troublim: the depositor to call or even to' present
hi.z book. At this rate money will double in
less than twelve years, making , in the aggregate
.iNI.I.NE-11.0.£ PER PROT..% YEAR.
. . . .
uontaiuing the Charter. By-Laws. Rules
and Rovithiti,im. furnished Gratis, on application
at the ~dice.
PREEIDKNT.
GEOROE ALBREE.
PRE,4II , ENTS..•
.1,1111 i , ano! M. Pennock.
nlin . John Marshall,
Ak ‘ ander -:p....c, James B. D. Ateedls
Benj. L. lahnestock, A. M. Pollock, M. f)..
James McAuley, Hill Burgwin,
James Herdtuan, Wiz. J. Anderson.
711r9VES..
Alexander Bradley. James D. Kelly,
John Ct. Backofen, Peter A. Madeira,
George Black, John H. Mellor.
John B. Canfield, James Shidle,
Alonzo A. Carrier, Robert Robb,
Charles A. Colton, Walter P. Marshall,
Wm. Douglas, John Orr.
John Evans, Henry L. Ringwalt,
Hopewell Hepburn, John H. Shoenberger,
Wm. S. Haven, Wm. E. Schmertz,
Peter H. Hunker.. Alexander Thuile.
Richard Hays, Isaac Whittier.
Wu'. S. - Lavely. Christian Yeager.
SECHWTABV AND TREASIALLA.
C H A RLES" NA,'OLTON.
NHOLMES & " SONS. AB ANSE RS
• and Exchange ,Brukers and Dealers In
Note& DraftibAeeeptances, Sold. Silver and Bank
Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for 'sale.'
Collections made in all the cities throughout the
United States. Diviwisits received in par funds or
current paper. Nu. 57 Market street, between
Third and Fourth streets.
WM. 11. WILLIAMS & CO.;
BANKERS & EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Wool) STREET, CORNER THIRD,
ALDERMEN.
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
ALDERMAN,
OFFICE: 431 Penn Street. Fifth Ward.
OLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE:
C
Deeds, Bonds. Mortgagee and other Legal
Writing Drawn. Acknowledgements Taken and
Probated. anfi:ly
AGRICULTRAL
D. B. ROGERS idir SON,
MANUFACTURERS O'
Rogers' Improved Patent
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH
Glt A EN 11/111L7. 'TM
OFFICE: Corner Butler and Clymer
Streets. Ninth Hard.
PITTSBURGH. PA
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STEAM PRINTING
F: 13 S Mrr-N.T
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PITTSBURGH
AVING, RECENTLY MADE
FAIL C ADDITIoN-.; AND IMPFLOVEMENTS
TC) OUR OFFICE
.tr. ~ I•repare.i t.. execute order:: for
El.".E1:1" DESCRIPTION . OF
BOOK aC JOE PRINTING
in the ino,t
We have an etra.e
BF.GOND TO NONE
In the ray
And will pay partioular attention to
RAILROAD,
MERCA\TILE & LEGAL PRIMA
BILLS OF LADING, C IBC BLABS,
BLANKS. DEEDS.
BILL HEADS,
CERTIFICATED. REGIRFERR,
DRAY TICKETS. RECEIPTS.
Show Cards & Bills in Colors,
ENVELOPES,
HEADINGS, CONTRACIIN,
CARDS,
Showbills, Handbills, Labels, Col
lege and Sohool Soheines, Hotel
Bills of l'are,lnsitationsoke.
Out faolliUklroi Dridtiag
POSTERS, PROGRAMME;
FOR CONCERTS& EXHIBITIONS
ARE lINSIMPAASEMO:
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AND PRICE!
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
School sad College CaWaimea,
Xlmallaueecui Catalogues,
CoaCtilationc, Reports, Retell, ete.
BLAEH HOOKS,
LETTER HEADS,
BLANK BOOKS, CHECKS, ETC.,
FOX
Banks & Banking Hansom',
FURNISHED TO ORDER.
ALL WORK EXECUTED PROMPTLY
BARR & MYERS,
POST WILII.DINOS;Sida end Wood RA,
T. T. M'GrRN,
0 T_T lA' 3E , Gr
- AND -
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
No. 2 St. Clair Sire et;
CORICE 6 ICIHIQILTHEINE WAIN *Midi I story.
/KilAll work entrusted to me will be iwis ,t 3 and
promptly executed. c e2l-ly
TnomEts
EuninsLaN
1 NE
!!4I MULL .. OM _MTV '
'Llhorgruirdopisip`_elb branches, mi,in nubs
Prompt attention. ureters can be left r A t the room
at the Livery Stable of Mr. JAW n,OYD„
Ohio street. Allesbana- esally
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PuNiehesi . will devote 'unremitting attention to
the Perfection of this Department.
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nlirda a mune of additional interest to all
elassegot readers. the progress of the present civil
war, in which great armies are engaged. will be
eleeelyeassrassed. smiths mostimportant events
enrefallyaollated . itEd • preoented to the reader.—
hJ
day
the operations of the armies from
tides?. eneeinetb' presenting the whole from
week to week, we shall furnish a fresh and run
ning history of this lamentable rebellion.
•4,
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One Dollar a Year,
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a , MIOWni. PA.
PB,OPESSIONAL CAEDI.
ALM]) L IeCALMOST WM I. 111111
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A.TTOJELN JUlrk.4 AT LAW
FRANKLIN, VENANGO CO.,
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PATTERSON & DAWSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
KUHN'S LAW BUILDINGS,
Diamond Street, near. Grant:
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE, NO. 72 (ARAN T STREET,
(Three door., below the. Court House,)
PITTSBURGH. PA
L. BRACKENRIDGE,
- ,l lTTOrit-NFIlr AT LAW.
OFFICE, NO. 135 FOURTH UT
ANCOC .
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. 73 GRANT STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PENSPA.
VIII ANL; SURGEON DENTIST
• successor to 0. W. Biddle, N. 144 Smith
field street.
ea- Office hours from et to 1 o'clock. and from 2
to 5 o'clock. fe15:17
IRON MANUFACTURERS.
AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
Jones a Laughlins,
M.l NUFA rTI•RE RS (IF
IKON AND NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON.
lautlis Patent Shafting. Piston Rods, Plaits, Se.
WAREHOUSES.
93 Water Street and 132 First Street,
PITTSBURGH,
And corner of Franklin and South Water Streets,
Chicago. fel7:ly
'AAA(' Josv.s...Jons L. 130yn...1Vm. dt'Cntotratt
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
JONES, BOYD &.CO.,
Mt N Yk er C nEßs n y nrtlzfivgringln7.andgisnjg
and ALES, Roes and
First_tmi ista,.
no2Lis PITTSBUR G H. Pa.
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES
-AND
SMELTING WORKS.
AIITC., a CO.,
Manufacturers of
Sheath, Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Proweil Cap
per Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms, Spotter
Solder, &c. Also imiusrters and
dealers in Metals, Tin
Plate, Sheet Troll,
Fire, ,Ice.
01. Constantly on hand, Tinmon's Machine'
and Tools. Warehouse, N0,,1411 FIRST and IMO
SECOND STREETS, Pittsburgh, Penna.
4 Special orders of Copper cut to any desired
pattern. fe2l:lydaw
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
Iron Founde rs,
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS,
Near the Penn. R. R. Passenger Depot,
P ITTSBURGII. PA..
yI.rANITFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
Steam Engines, ranging from three to one
hundred and fifty horse power. and suited for
Orig. Mills. Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories,
etc.
Give particular attention to the construction of
Engines and Machinery liur grist mills, mid for
uprights, mull*. and circphir saiv
Have aloe on hand, finished and ready fot ship
ment at short notice, Engines and Boilers of every
description.
Also, furnish Toilers and Sheet Iron separately,
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Pallas m
every variety, and continue the manufacture of
Woolen Machinery and 3lachine Cards.
Our prices are low, our machinery manufactur
ed of the best quality of materials, and warranted
in all eases to give satisbietion.
gir-Urders from all parts of the country solicit
ed and promptly filled. fen:diw
FURNITURE.
'FUR N ITVRE AND CHAIRS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
JAMES W. WOMBWELL,
27 & 29 THIRD STREET,
CEIIIII
111 FOURTH STREET
Consisting of
ALL VARIETIES OF STYLE AND FINISH
I=3
MOTELS a PRIVATE DIELLIROIL
ler- An orders promptly attended to,-and the
Furniture carefully packed ead iniiii .-
Sir Steandxiets and Hotels • at 'short
notice. ;Cabinet makers supplied thaws arti
cle in' their line. mhti
J. D. FACTINCA 401 D,
'MIURNITEBE FOR CASH--A FOIL AB
.R 7 SORTMENT of Pittsburgh mangfieture&
FURNITURE. embracing
BUREAUX.
BOOK CASES
iVARDROBEA.
and every article needed in a wellfnrAYhd dwel
as well as a fine aesortment of
OFFICE rugariorvisic,:
Constantly .ion -hand sad made to 'order, As the
onlyterass on which bosmeas is done afthisOotab
lishment is for (l A S "Hied are medusa:ord.
Ingly. Persons in want of isaytbhartaalseabove
line would beadvaajgAnd
FACIE=
No: soil Smithfield street - bilow Nifth.
mb29-17 •
CARPETS, OIL CLOTaikjko.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
24 Pieces
NEW DRUGGETS;
76 Pieces
NEWBRUSSELS CARPET
KT These hareiust boon received and are of
the LATEST Alkill RICHEST 'PATTERNS, at
the lowest pricer- -
IV. .11117CLINTOCH.
3019
NEIT CIIPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.,
—A T
-3111PC A L LIJ 3.1"14,
$7 Four* liihreet.
B&MIMI' . PREVIOUS ine writ 'LATE
ui_priFes.. of - why& ItieWnset ii4l-
Tiatigetip in pureasse FOR OMB. del6
BA !t •
SET, , ial• Wood et
•
'
IMP Wsta4FrjsW. Cke
miciii Gammmil
a. Ey°
sad Ra labosmeouch. in store,
_and for
MOW .g 7 1,111.44Eit...4,,WVET50N.
LAKE armtam-i, • ,
150 half barrel, White Fish received
Zah32 lIENB.Y $
Penns:l4mila
GEO. F. DA we°
P/TTBDURGH, PA