RAILROADS
THE -
PITTSBURGH Rl'. WAY?iE &CHICAGO RAILWAY.
TO ALL PONTrs IN THE
SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
TINE TO CINCINNATI AS QUICK.
and to Indianapolis, St. Loui.i and Chicago
shorter than by auy other route.
' WESTWARD TRAINS.
Mail Line...,,. EX m `" , .
Lees Pittsburgh 1.40 a.ver 1 , 499 P M
Allegheny 14500 r in. 11.50 p. in
" ManalSeld loom a . in. so.its p. in
Artl., yes crestline 10.40 n. in. 10.30 P. in
Forest. 12,43 p. m. 1--,- , --' rPS •.l. n•
2,15 p. m. 2,30 a. In
4 50 p. tn.
ort Wayne— 5.00 a. in
Chicago 11, 00 , 11 00la
p. m. 9 a.
.:r ._ St. Louis 12,45 P. m.
FOR COW:W.I3I:S, CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS
Lorne - 10,35 a. in. 11.00 p. m
An" 8 9 A n nt i t... 41 : ' a : 1111
StLoniS 10.40 a. in. 11413 p. at
FOR INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
Laaveare 10,55 a. m. 11,00 p.
Alive at ndimmPolis.. 9,00 p. 9,00 a. m
erre Haute... 2,95 a. m. 9.90 P. 01
St. Louis ...... ..10,05 a. m. 11.55 p. m
All Trains through to Chicago without change
of:Cars.. '
11.—The time to Cincinnati is the seine as
by_Stettbeniille. Trains on both Roads most at
+Mabas, and passengers all go into Cincinnati
together.
EASTWARD TRAINS.
Mail. Express.
Leave Chicago 1,90 a. In. 0 , 30 p, m
Arrive at Fort Sayre...llos m : 12.30 a : n
Crestline :mam
Pittsburgh st.r.a a._ re. SAO p.
Both Trains make close connections with Trains
on the Pennsylvania Railroad for the Eastern
cities via Allentown and - PhiladelPhia.
Stir Only one change of cars between Chicago
and New York, via Pittsburgh and Allentown, on
train leaving Chicago at 6,30 p. m., tvnehing
Pittsburgh at 3,50 p. tn., and New York at 10.45
a. m.
ACCOMMODATION _TRAINS—From federal
street Station, Allegheny City.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION. .
Leaves Allegheny at. 0,3 e a. in. and 9,39 p. m.
Arrives New Brighton.ll,lo " " 8,144 "
Leaves Newßrighton. 6.30 " "I_,lo "
Arrives at Allegheny.. 8.15 " • " 2.00
ECONOMY ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Allegheny at 12.66 p. m. and i.
Leaves Economy at 6,03 a. tn. and 4,00 '
MARKET TRAIN.
I eaves Alliance at 6,10 n. tn.
Afton at Allegheny at 11,01) a. In.
ft ea me Allegheny at 2,50 a , I n,
Arrirse-at Alliance 7,35 p.
Trains itre run by Columbus time, which is
12 minutes slower than Pittsburgh time.
*S. Tickets good on the accommodation and
I market trains are sold at reduced prices.
--trough trains connect. as follows:
At Alliance, with trains on the Cleveland and
P ttsburgh Railroad.
Orrville. Ohio, to and from Millerthurgh.
Akron„,Cnyahoga Falls, etc.
At Mansfield. Ohio. for Mount Vernon, Shelby,
Sandusky, Toledo. Detroit, etc.
211Orsiatlino, for Delmore, Springfield, Columbus.
Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Saint
Louis, Louisville, etc.
At Forest, for Springfield, Sandusky, Dayton, CM
cinnati, etc., etc.
At Lime, for Sidney, Dayton, Cincinnati, Toledo,
etc.
At Fort Wayne, for Peru. Lafayette, Ind., Saint
Louis, and intermediate points in Central In
diana and Illinois.
At Plymouth fur Laporte.
At Wanatah for all points on the Louisville, New
Albanyand Chicago Railroad.
And at Chicago. with trains for all points in Illi
nois, Missouri, lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
For further information and through tickets
apply to. GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Ag't.
Passenger Station, Pittsburgh.
Through Tickets fur sale at the Ticket Offices of
the Company on the line of the road, to all part
of the United States. WM. P. road,,
General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh.
G. W. CASS, General Superintendent.
CHANGE OF TIME.
1862. THE 1862.
PENNKINANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EIGHT DAILY TRAINS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TILISE NAIL TRAIN LEASES PITT.
,
ERGlL,frout tho Passengerßepot, at the
IbtertStion of Liberty autl Grant sta%ets. every
morning (except Sunday) at 0:10 a.m. stoPpinv a t
gal - pcntions between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia:
Titiktrain arrives in Philadelphia at 1I:15 p.
n g e os p e o zo i t t nnr
r for m Ne
o w v r gign il b e i%
=_y Eine.
iR-• TILE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the above
named station daily at 4.40 p. m. .stopping only
at principal stations , and making 'direct nounoe
tints at Harrisburg tbr Baltimore and Washington,
and for New York via Allentown. This train ar
rives in Philadelphia at SAS a. m., making con
nection for New York from Kensington Depot at
m, over Camden and Amboy line. A
. S L, ENO CAR is run through from . Pittsburgh
to way City via Allentown--430miles—attarhed
TIVE. FAST LINE leaves the &Sore named sta.-
_ .
tam (ezeepl. Sunday) at 2,50 a. in., StrAp
pUtonly at pripekpaletatioue, connecting at Bar
nOtuir.forl3altunore ;Lad Waphingtote Thie train
arsiereo in Philadelphia at ,5e25 p. in., making
elms eormeotio4 for New York from KonsiuKton
Dyed at 6440 p. over camdior & Amboy hue.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
lams daily (except Sunday) it 11,00 p. m., stop-
Dint stations and ruurtirm.es far as. Cone
. - mar -
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fot Wall's
atskSesklearse daily (except Sunday,) ate,4o a. m.
SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for .
Wall's station leaves daily. (except Sunday) at
11401Sa. m.
4411 RD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
W rotation leaves daily; (except Sunday) at
EOXIITII ACCOMMODATION TRAINfor
Waß's station, leaves daily. (except Sunday) at
0,16 p. In.
RETVANING TRAINS
ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS:
Raven 1,13 p. m.
Fail P. • • tn.
ast Line 1,30 a. in.
Johnstown Accommodation 10,30 a. m.
Ist Wall's Station Accommodation 6,30 a. in.
2d Wall's Station Accommodation $,30 a. m.
341Wall'a Station Acoommodation 1,03 p. m.
4tkWall'a Station. Aecommodation.....6,o4 P. In.
AlSlYaisn' I for' Blairsville and 'lndiann 'connect
at lilishaville Intersection with Johnstown Ac
ocosimodation East and West and - Express and
Mail Wen.
FARE:
TO NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA.
aforLEORE
RG
•411IPS it t • aliecked twill stations= the Penh
eilore wanit-Eal
New Y trdad. ihd-to 'Philadelphia; Haiti.
m and
• A Passengers purchasing tickets in cars will
bopharged an excess according to distance tray:
edeWitiiiddition to the station ratee,4ixcept froni
stations where the company has no agent.
:afiggplele.ln case ef.loas. the flom,pany will
bold almegosairearesponsible for personal baggage
only,
an fain - amount not exceeding lOW
73. 1 —An, Line:has belnyoyed
to NAPO paimpatandbagrate to and ; m the
depot, at I Chime tO exceed 913 cents r each
-14? "1.184 ba r Pee.
or tickets app_y to
J. STEIIPAST, Agent,
At theiPanna.llll..Piatr o trest on Liberty
and Gnat streets. LEWIeb .
no2:l i General Superimtendent, Altoona, Pa.'
OADMOUTE VIA S IT= AND
-A. ll .IWLIR.
NIINAIIIAPOUS AND CINCINNATI R. R
Conneet at Indianapolis with Terre Haute,
and tl i Z ip ute and Alton Railroad, to St. Louis
and and /ndianapelis s liiiiwAny lba and
HAIM and Michigan centry l Rinloidelor
$OCl► ISLAND, MIIRLINGTGN. and all
Intermedittrpoints. • ' •
Throh Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS,
TERRE HAUTE, LAFAYETTE and PERU.
freights and passengers carried from Cincin
jaatiollegaall/Plaleeboraem:44l *me *m Im any
o ther route bq tirenty-four Imam itidla as low
lutes. -The only road by which shipments can be
made frim Cincinnati to thO Wad, without break
s balk.
made to J. E. GIBBONS, Agent
at cmnat%' or W. M. 'CUTTING. Agent at
L a wrisobusgh, will receive prompt attention,-
and no• done for commission; No CHARGE FOR
DassAtis owcouttuteroNAr Liwaralf it
For -further information apply: to mAs
RATIGAN, (No. US Water street.) t.of the
Company, who is prepared to DEROUGII RE
CUTTS for passe_ agars sad t to Indianapolis,
TWO UMW, ',same" . Peru , Green
oliMe, Crawfordsville, Charlestou,
_Pans and Mat
toon, km. Ac. H. F. LOR D President.
JOHN F. CREEK, general Freight:Agent.
1862.131POBTANT. 1862.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH EMIR
CII.A.TVGII:I3
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 25.
ISllii, trains will leave the Depot of the Penn-
Ivaria Railroad, in Pittsburgh. as follows:
PITTSBURGH, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE. VIA STEUBENVILLE.
Leaves Pittsburgh 1.55 a. M.
" Steubenville 5,28 " '
" Newark 12,05 p. is.
" Coluothus 1,30 "
Arrive) Cincinnati • 0.15 "
" St.. Louin 10,45 a. at.
Lea re; Pittsburgh 1.55 p. in.
500164310'01. 5,10 "
• •• Newark 12 midnight.
" Columbus 1,30 a. in.
Arrive 3 Cincinnati 7,40 "
" St. Louis . 11,30 p. tn.
No change of cnr.. between Pittsburgh and Cin
cinnati.
-
Splendid sleeping cars attacked to all night
trains.
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE. '
Leaves Pittsburgh 1,55
ellsvillo 4,25 " •
" Steubenville 5,29 "
Wheeling 6.35 "
Arrives Bellair 6.50 "
Loaves Pittsburgh 1,4.5 ti. m.
• Wellsville 4,00 "
" Steubenville 5,10 ••
Wheeling 0,25 "
Arrives Bellair 6,40 "
Connecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and at Bellair with Cleveland and Ohio
Bailroad for Zanesville. Lancaster, Circleville.
Columbus and Cincinnati.
PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE.
Leaves Pittsburgh 1,55 a.
Wellsville 4.05 "
" Bayard "
" Alliance 7.09 "
" Hudson 1.1,23 "
Arrives Cleveland 9,35 "
Leaves Pittsburgh 1,55 p. :n.
Wellsville 4.00 "
" Bayard
" Alliance 5.311 "
" Hudson 7.04 "
Arrives Cleveland 9.111 ••
Connecting at Bayard with Tusenrawas liraneh
for New Philadelphia and Canal Dover at Alliance
with Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
road at Hudson, with Cleveland, Zanesville and
Chicago Railroad fly Akron, Cuy Falls ate! Mil
lersburg, and at Cleveland with C. s: E. R. R. fiT
Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, with C. S T. R. R. for
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago.
Wellsville Accommodation leaves at 3.35 p. m.
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh a.: tid
lows :
Mail Train 4,10 p. m.
Express Train 2 .05 a. w.
Wellsville Accommodation 9,40 a. m.
Passengers desiring to go to Sandusky, Toledo,
Chicago, or points West of Cleveland, must be
particular to ask for Ti ket+ via Cleveland.
Through Tickets can be procured at the Liberty
Street Depot, Pittsburgh.
J. STEWART, Ticket Agent.
For further particular+ apply to
WILLIAM NT EWA RT. Agent,
At the Company's °thee in Freight Station, Peon
street. no h
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERY,
NO. 85 FOURTH ST.,. NEAR WOOD.
MIME SIBIL4CRIBERS MA Ai V EA C..
.11. TUBE and keep constantly on hand every
article in their line, viz: Cornices, Ornaments.
Curtain Goods, Con&rts, Feather Beds. :%1 n t trace
of all kinds: also, the celebrated Patent spring
Beds. All kinds of Rhodes. Blinds and Fixtures.
Mtn-Prompt attention given to all orders fur fit
ting and laying down Carpets. Oil Cloths. %c.
octl7:lyd 808 ERTs & HOENIG K.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT,
AT THE OLD STAND
CORNUCOPUE RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
WHERE rA HOTEILS. RES
TALTRANTI4 and the trade generally eau
be supplied with Chespeake Hay Oyster , . at the
lowest wholesale rates. Country trade solicited.
ELI lOC li. Proprietor.
Young's Eating Saloon.
CORNER N ALLEY AND Smrrif -
FIELD S FR EETS:
Where OYSTERS and .11 the delielietc,; or the
sea., , en will be zeroed up in the most j•ala table
style. ELI YOUN‘;,
004 corner Virgin ailry and Sinitlilivid
A. VA. Ck I-I 0 S It: ,
No. 3.)0 Lltbrrty Street
Next to NlLlLSylVfillii Pa.S3ELlger Dttpot,
JOHN NAVAGF.; Proprietor.
HAWING TAKEN AND V.111 . 14:0 UP,
with all the modem. improve:neut., this po
pular resort. the, subscriber is i:eitred w n.'eca
nuidate his old customers and the puldio gener
ally. with the hen the markets affr.rds. Oyster.;
will he served up in every variety of style. during
the season. Ills V hies Liquors and .114-: , ; he feels
confident in reeonunenAing to the piddle for their
excellence.
Can, Bucket and Shell Ovstcrs recch c.l daily
and h obi wholesale and retail. I,lyzU:lyd
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND,
r3T4CaN3FI. Proprietor.
HAVING TAKEN AND FITTED UP.
at a great expense, with all the lardern im
provements, this popular resort, the subscriber
is prepared to accommodate his friends mid the
public _generally, with the best the market
affords.
OYSTERS will be served up in every variety of
stylg daring the season.
LIQUORS and ALES he feels confident in re
commending to the public for their excellence.
Aki"MEALS served up at all hours, and DAY
and NIGHT HOARDERS taken. ap4:ly
OUR HOUSE,
NO. 32 •DIAMOND A L LEY,
PITTSBURGIL
WILE SUBSCRIBER ANNULI NC ES
-IL to the public that he is in daily receipt of
FRESH SHELL AND CAN OYSTERS. GAME,
&e.. and is prepared to accommodate the patrons
of this old and well known house with everything
in the eating and drinking line at the shortest
notice. JOHN SHALER.
• Propriet,,r.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
No. 111 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IS
LAKE AND EASTERN FISH ,
FRESH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
OYSTERS AND WILD GAME,
AU ha their Proper Benson.
n 026 'GEO. REISMAN
512,50
-....- 10,00
...... 1 450
11,55
- 7,45
IiffAINISION HOUSE, GEO. AUMENT3,
.13.14. Proprietor: No. 344 Liberty street just be
side the Passenger Depot of the Penneyh•ania
Railroad, which makes it the most convenient
house in the city for passengers arrivingby that
road.
The proprietor haying, at considerable ex
pense,, fitted up, in excellentstyle. the MANSION
tiOUbil, would respectfully solicit a share of
public patronage. Ins Larder and Bar will be
furnished with the best the market can afford.
fel:ly
WINES AND LIQUORS
WILLIAM BENNETT,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Brandies, Cordials, Wines t __Old Mononga
hela and Reotified Whiskey,
NO. 120 WOOD STREET, Pittsburgh
WILLIAM CLAYTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. 37 Dianiond Alley,
near Wood street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
'Always on hand, Blackb. Cherry and
ilt re sy. Bl o a!d i es. Old Mononiela AZ:Id
RAILROADS
I"OUG'S
E INSURANCE
NY• THE
RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
tly
On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual, Merchan
dise. Furniture. Sce.. in town or
:country.
OFFICE NO. 30S WALNUT STREET.
Cash Capital. 82'29.510 00,
Assets. anoa,sos 96,
Invested asT,llowa, viz:
First Mortgage or Improved City Pro
perty, worth double the amount
Ground rent. first class
p,:oosylvaiiin Railroad Co': 6 It ce n t.
Mortgage Loans, .....530,W0, Cost
Philadelphia city 6 rent. loan
Allegheny County 6 ji cent. Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loan.
Collateral loans, well secured
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage loan
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock
Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance
Company 24.350 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co 1,010 ou
Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 la)
Commercial Bank do 5,135 01
Mechanics' Bank do 2,012 50
Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip 160 00
Bills Receivable, business paper 164.47 18
Book Accounts, secured interest, etc.... 6,216 72
Cash on band and in hands of agents.. 11,3115
&kg; WS 96
CLEM TINGLEY, President.
DIRECTORS.
Clem Tingley. Samuel Bisphain,
Wtir. R. Thompson, Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown, W ill imu Alusser,
Cornelius Stevenson, Benj. W. Tingley,
John R. Worrel. .Marshall Hill,
IL L. Carson, Z. Luthrop,
Robert Wand, Charles Leland,
Frederick Lennig, Jacob I'. Bunting.
Cherie., S. Wood Saab Bowen,
James S. Woodward, John Bissell Piitburgh.
B. M. HENCHMAN, geeretar.r.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent
Northeasleorner Third and Wood ate.
1111ELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY I\- COMPANY—INCORPORA
TED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL
VANIA, MM. OFFICE, S. K CORNER
THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS, PHILA
DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves
sels Cargo and Freight to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURAN6ES on Goods, by Rivers.
Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriages, to all parts
Cu
ion. the Uon. MR INSURANCES on Mer
chandise generally, on Stores, Dwelling Houses,
ace.
DIRECTORS.—WiIIiam :Within, Edmund A.
Souder, Theophilus Paulding, John N. Penrose.
John C. Davis, James Tranquair, Win. Eyre, Jr..
James C. Hand, V. C. Ludwig, Joseph 11. Seal,
Dr. It. 31. Hwtop, Geo. Liepor, 'high Craig.
Charles Kelley, Samuel E. Stokes, .f. Peniston.
Ben*. Sloan, Edward Darlington, 11. Jones
Brooke. Spencer M'llva in, Thus. C. Hand. Robert
Burton. Jr, .1 a cal) I'. Jona... Jainiesll.MTa rifled,
obbas P. Eyre, John R. Semple. Pittsburgh, D.
Mingsk*A It. Berger. do.
*I ',LIAM MARTIN, President.
THOS. C. BAND. Tice President.
iluu Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
1e22 No. 6t WaterAreet, Pittsburgh.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
.13 IE7 .1;" I F F.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
OMPANYOFPUI :
NO. C
435 and 437 CH LA
ES D TNUT ELPIIIA.OFFICE STREET,
near Fifth.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JAN. Ist.
Published Agreeably to An Act of Assembly
being:
First Mortgages. amply kqqtred
Real Estate, (present value $103.313
ewit
Temporary Loans On ample Collat.
teral Se,urities 89,135
Stud:?. (present value (*.V.V67 72.)
COAL 59,7:4; lift
Notes and Bills Receivable 1.821 00
Cash
'27,919 33
$2.1. 1 /40
The only profits from premiums which this. c .501
m
pany can divide by law. are from risks Which have
bees determined.
. • .
lniuranees matte on every deseri pawl of Prop
erty, in Town and Country, at rates 2R low to are
consistent with security.
. • ..
Since their incorporation, Si PeriOd of thirty
yenr+,
they ha y el;ahl lo,ses by Fire, tin annotnt
exceeding Four -Millions of Dollars, thereby af
fording evideriee of the advantages of Insurance,
us well as the ability and disposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
1...", es paid during the year 15;59.1462.133 36.
DIRECTORS.
t'hnt et. W. Hanel or, Al ordeea i Lewis,
Tobias . Wagner. David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant. Isaa,
.1;,..,Jb R. Snail!, Edward C. Dale,
1; e..)rge W. Richards, iieorie Fides,
(IRAS. N. RANCH hit Prot:Wont.
EDWARD t DALE. V i:•tt Pt . .. Aden%
W N. A. STEEL, Secretary pro tern.
J. GARDNER' COFFIN, Agent,
myle. Northeast 41'or. Third and 11'1.4111
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITI'O6III7RIiII.
I.IEORI3E DARSTE Pre.s4lent.
e. M. 001tIWN, Secretary.
CHIA: R. D. COCHRAN, tien't Agent.
N. 92 IVuter strect. I.Sp Co 's W a rehouse
up :=tairs., , Pittsburgh.
.
Will iwnire ,Lgaimq Oil kinds of FIRE and :MA
RINE RISKS.
A limo Institution managed hy Directors who
are well known in the eounnteunity. and who are
determined, by promptness and liberality. to man -
tain the character which they have assumed, as of
fering the best protection to those who desire to be
insured.
ASSETS, OCTOBER 30th, 1061.
Stock Accounts $ 63,000 00
Mortgage 4160 00
Office Furniture 250 00
Open Account., etc 7,809 43
Cash 19,3111 99
Premium Notes 27,605 20
Notes and Bills discounted 174,075 I t
DIRECTORS.
It. Miller, J r., James M'Auley,
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimiek,
tleorge Lando Wm. B. Smith,
Chas. W. kieketson, Andrew Aokley.
Alexander Spear, David M. Long
Rees J. Thomas Benj. Bakewell,
Sohn R. 111.'Cune.
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CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES.
WM. BAGALEY. Presi SAMUE dent.L REA, Secretary.
°Mee, 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. Jones,
Reese Owens, T. M.Mowe,
B. Preston,
S. M. Kier, Jolla tpton,
Jas. M. Cooper, S. Ilarhaugh,
J. Caldwell, John S. Dilworth,
C. 11. Zug.
mh29llydh
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY ,
NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House.
Capital 8219,100 8301,948.
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN
SURANCE.eidier*PolitatorLiinited,on
every description of Pro s perty,orMerehandlee, at
reasonable rates of premium,
ROBERT. ICING ,_President,
M. W. BALDWIN, Vice President.
DIRECTORS,
IL &Cope.
George W. Brown,
OCR Joseph S. Paid.
Shefiess. John Clayton.
S. J. Mnadrne E. Wiler,
F. lit...wanes, Secretary.
J. O. COFFIN, Agent.
Corner Third and Wood streets.
MONONGAHELA HUM CORNY
OF PITTSBURGH.
OEM ••f•
JAMES A. HIM • •• I
HENRY M. A:rw
Capt. JAS. WOOD • Uti.:ll7rnirent.
OFFICE MO. 9$ wwrza STEEET.
Will Insure all kinds of FIRE and MARINE
RISKS.
ASSETS. MAV lOti, nieL
Stock Due Bills, paysailega.densand
and secured by two approved names. $78,750 00
Bills Receivable - 23,557 34
Bills Dismounted 36,236 76
Mortgage.- 7000 W;
115 Shares Mechanics' Bank
stockeeet •,• $ 6.165 00
100 Masai . Otis: mut' Bank
Rh= e a t' 5'1754°
thloP Bak.:
50' - • • 460 00
6016tpent:Msisk , of Pitts- -
milk.-
------- 140 00
0 44 14 5117 75
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DAILY POST.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 3
Wm. L. Yancey's Speech in New
Orleans.
;it now appears that William 1,. Yancey
has successfully run the blockade. We find
the following synopsis of hi= speech, deliv
ered in New Orleans, March t:;tli in the
Huntsville. Alabama, ..lilrorate of the
19th ult.
Mr. Yancey is decidedly of the opinion
that the South has no friends in Europe,
and that the North is in a similar condi
tion. He says there is a very strong pre
judice in all of Europe against the South,
in consequence of an erron eons impression
which prevails in reference to the institu
tion 01 slavecy. There are many persons
in Europe who eunsidCr the Southern peo
ple semi -civilized, and believe that negroes
are raised, upon the plan that stock is.—
There is no disposition to interfere in
American affairs
The blockade enables the British hold
ers of the great staple to realize an int
tnense advance upon its cost,in consequence
of the scarcity of the article. The hold
ers are the wealthy few, who have the ear
of the .Government. Another reason for
not interfering with the blockade was
the belief that the scarcity of the article.
and the remote prospect of obtaining a
supply from this country, would create
suet' a demand for the East India cotton
us to increase its culture to a very great
extent.
$153.60.1 00
1.464 50
r . 900 00
:G 1,000 IN
Another reason, in Mr. Yancey's opin
ion. why European Powers will nut inter
fere in American affairs. is the hope and
belief that a permanent dissolution of the
United States will weaken a nation ofwhose
prosperity and greatness they had become
jealous. They hoped to see the war pro
tracted until both divisions are involved
it) ruinous debt, to hang over them like an
incubus for veers to CO/Ile.
He inclines to the opinion that England
and France would sooner interfere to pre
vent a reconstruction .of the Union than
any other purpose. As he believes that,
unless their star\•ing operatives engaged in
the manufiteture of cotton fabrics, compel
them to hoerfere, they will stand aloft un
til they see the South. is about to conquer
its independence, or titil in the attempt.--
e has no hope of recognition of the Con
federate States by either of these Powers
until the occurrence Drone of these events.
In view of these facts, Mr. Yancey is of the
opinion that we might as well recall our
Commissioners front Europe, and await
the action of Foreign Powers--wait until
they propose negotiation and recognition.
Constitution of Illinois
The urn• Constitution of Illinois, which
is to hr SI11)1111(0Ni to a vote of the people
in June, contains the following provisions:
Section 1. No negro or mulatto shall
migrate or settle in this State. after the
adoption of this constitution.
See. 2. No negro or mulatto shall have
the right of suffrage. or hold aim office in
this State.
$1,4rt;,:z0.1 $3
11r2,914.1
See. 3. The General Assembly shall
pass all laws necessary to carry into effect
the provisions, of this article.
The article in relation to "Banks and
Currency — consists of six sections. In
general terms, we may state that it pro
hibits the creation of any banking corpo
ration ur association: it denies to the Gen
eral Assembly power to pass any law re
viving, enlarging. extending, or renewing
the charter of any existing hank or bank
ing corporation: it prohibits the circula
tion within the State a tine bank note,
check or draft. as money, of less denomi
nation than ten dollars, oil after the year
IS; 3. °Ness denomination than twenty
thdlars, and after the year lto;tt, :10 aueh
bank note, cheek or draft. lit ' ally dellollll
- 10t1 what , yet , shall 61'11111h, a< 1111.111-:.
A wEsrvas: n•levrain re•t...d‘,sl in St.o
York :says that propellors h•ft Buflak, on
Thursday for Cle,voland. Sloohndiy.l%tlinio
and Ddroit. and hay,. (•%•,•:y prospect of
through. Dunkirk is still badly
Idockt.d uith
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
UNDER CARE OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHER&
ro to IS INSTITUTION. SITUATED
IN LORETTO. Cambria county Pennsyl
vania tour utiles front Cresson Station Station, o n
the direct route between Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh, was chartered iu hi.%, with priviliges to
confer the usual 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 Ibr its pare
water, bracing air, and picturesque scenery.
The Scholastic year eotumences on the FIRST
MONDAY after the 15th of ATG UST, and ends
about the ::th of J UNE following. It is divided
into two Sessions. Students cannot return home
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neces
sary Sro Land Surveying, Engineering,
will be furnishing by the institution to the
Students.
$248,2:,1 7t;
- - -
instrumental and Vocal Music forms no ext ra
3harge. Students will be admitted from eight
years to the age of manhood.
_.• - .
Timms—Board and Tuition, payable half yearly
advance *lOO
Washing and use of Bedding • 10
Classical and Modern Languages. extra 10
Students spend Vacation at the College 15
Reference can be made to the Rt. Itev. Bishop
O'Conner, to the Rev. 'l'. S. Reynolds, St. Mary 's,
Loretto, and to other Clergymen of the Pittsburgh
Diocese.
IF TOE WANT SOME GOOD , NEW
Fruit of prepared Mince Meat.. mixed, and
all other kinds of Splees..cooking Brandy or
Wine, New Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel go to
Haworth dc Brothers, in the Diamond, where you
will get a new crop of Fruit and lower than at
any other house in the city. Also a general anti
full assortment of Faintly Groceries, Teas e Wines,
Brandies, and all other kinds of Foreign and
Domestic Liquors.
HAWORTH St BROTHER,
dal corner Diamond and Diamond alley:
TILE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICE
that my wife has left my bed and board. and
that I will not be responsible for any debts or lia
bilities thatsho may contract.
mhl.s:lw GARRET FITZUERALD...
WANTED.. -.A PARTNER. EITHER
Silent or Active, with a capital of seven or
eight thousand dollars, in one of the best estab
lished business houses in the city. This affords
an excellent opportunity for a good investment
Apply to or address S. CUTHBERT Jr SON,
nib% 7 51-Market atreeto
ODD FORks,
of ari kinds, for sale by
rain; Jr. TETLEY,. 136 Wood street
DAUM AND CURRAI.TS
-100 Boxes and 20 Caiks Fresh Currants..
. Casks new Zsxmourrants
Now for sale by REYMER ic BROS..
mh24 Nos. 134 and 1:S Wood streets
BE CLEAN WALL - PAPER,
Paper Hatafers,and Whitewashers, call at
87 WOOD STRFLT.
toki24
W. P. MARSHALL.
MIDEAILLS--
' 35 cases No, I received and for sale by
zah22 HENRY IL COLLINS
CANE POLES
2.000
! is
_l•eceited and for sale by
m 1122 . BOWN & TETLEY, 136 IVood
Hwil
500 Boxes M. R. Raisins,
200 34 do do do
100 do do do
1.0 `Boxes Larger do
100 1 .4 do do do
100 • do Valencia do
r!D KesmSeedlan do
20 Mats do do
Just received and for sale lq
REYMER & BROS.
mh24 Nos. 126 and 126 Wood street
Ai FF
Ik7 15 Barrels Garrett's Scotch Snuffjest received
and for sale by REY MER S BROS.
mb24 Nos. 126 and 128 Wood street
4 la fl
ew York, noverinea rouwseiphia and
Pennsylvania Syrups, 50 barrels in store and for
sale by MILLER k RICKETSON,
mh22
50 DOZEN HOSTETTERS BIT
TERS, for ale by
..:G ROB!
A; KELLY, ~
59 gederu street. Allegheny City;
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OOLIALSAVINGS-BANK I ;
66 rimuniii**iii.tor,
CHARTERED IN 1855.
,
__,....... ~ ._ .
OPEN DA I LY, FROM 9 TO 2 O'CLDIVIL;
also. ou Wednesday and Saturday evenings,
from May list to November Ist, from 7 to 9 (*look
and frma November Ist to May list, from kto IS
o'clock. - •.. , .
• , . •
Deposits received of all sums not less than O\!:
Doi.i.A H. and a dividend of the profits declared
twice a year, in June and December. Interest has
been declared semi-ann witty, in June and Decem
ber since the Dank was organized, at the rate of SIN
per cent. a year.
Interest, if nut drawn nut, is placed to the
credit of the depositor as principal, and bears the
same interest from the first days of June and De
cember, compounding twice a year, without
troubling the depositor to cull or even to present
his paossbook. At this rate money will double in
less than twelve year making in the aggregate
RIGHT AND ONE-HALF PER CriT. A NEAR.
Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, Rules
and Regulations. furnished gratis, on application
at the office.
PRESIDENT.
,)rOP.I ALBREE.
VICE raxstukvrs
John B. 31Tathicn, Isaoe M. Pennock,
John Helrne John
Jm Marshall,
Alexander Speer, aes B. 1). Steeds,
Benj. L. Fahnestock, A. M. Pollock. M. D
James McAuley, Hill Bu in,
James lierdtuen. Wm. J. Anderson.
TRUSTEES.
Alexander Bradley, James D. Kelly,
John G. Buckofen, Peter A. Madeira,
George' Black, John H. Mellor,
John B. Canfield. James Shidle,
Alonzo A. Carrier, Robert Rah,
Charles A. Colton, Walter P. Marshall.
Win. Douglas. John Orr,
.Tohn Evans. Henry L. }Unimak,
Hopewell Hepburn, John H. Shoenherger.
Wm. S. Haven, Wm. E. Schmertz.
Peter 11. Hunker. Alexander Tindle.
Richard !lays. lsaac Whittier.
Win. S. Lovely. ' Christian Yeager.
SECURTARV ANWTHEASEREK
CHARLES A. COLTON.
"KT HOLMIN MONK. BANK ERN
/NI
• and Exchange Brokers and Dealers in
Notes, Drafts. Acceptances. Gold, Silver and Bank
Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the
United States. Deposits received in par funds or
current paper. No. 37 Market street, between
Third and Fourth streets.
WM. H. WILLIAMS & CO.;
BANKERS & EXCHANGE BROKERS,
WOOD STREET, CORNER THIRD,
ALDERMEN
J•AMES M, TAYLOR,
ALDi:UM ,
OFFICE: 451 Penn Street. Fifth Ward.
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MANCFACTUREES OF
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Diamond Ntreet, near Grant?
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SW Office hours from S to 7 o'clock. and from 2
to o'clock. • felsly
- IRON MANUFACTURERS.
AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
Jones at Laughlins,
MANI I'ACTrIZER:4 or
IRON A.NI3
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON.
Lauth's Patent Shafting, Piston Rods, Plates, k
WAREHOUSES.
93 Water Street And 132 Viral Street,
ITTSRURGII,
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And corner of Franklin and South Water - Streett,
Chicago.
ISAAC JONES...JOHN L. BOTD...WM. BITIILLOI7OII
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
MA. 11; IPACTUR MS OF CART STEEL;
also Spring. Plow. and A B Steel SPRINGS
and AXLES, corner !tom awl First Streets.
no2lda PITTSBURGH. Pa.
-
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES
-AND
SMELTING WORKS.
PAfIK, 31:"Cl[1.111/17 41:- CO..
Manufacturers of
Sheath, Brazier? and Bolt Copper, Pressed Cap
per Bottoms, Ra ised Still Bottoms, Nieiter
Solder, •t7C. Also importers and
dealers in Metals. Tin
Plate, Sheet Iron,
Fire; ‘lze.
.49 Constantly on hand, Tinmen's Machine•
and Toole. Warehouse, No. 149 FIRST and 190
SECOND STRUTS, Pittsburgh, Penna.
Aw-Special ordrrs of Copper cut to any desired
pattern. • te2l:lydass
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
Iron :Founders,
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER . MAKERS,
Near the Penn. R. R. Passenger Depot,
PITTSBURGH. PA..
.I.IIMiII[ANUFACTFIRE ALL ILLNDS OF
Steam Engines, ranging from .three to one
hundred and fifty horse power, and suited for
drift Mills, Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories,
etc.
Give particular attention to the construction of
Engines and Machinery for grist mills, and fur
uprights, mislay and circular sawmills.
Have also ou hand, finished and ready forship-
Mtllt at short notice, Engines and Boilers of every
description..
Also. furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron searately.
Wrought Iron Shafting. Bangers and ..Pnllise to
every variety, and continue the manufacture of
Woolen Machinery and Machine Cards. '
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ed of the best quality of materials, and warranted
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FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
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JAMES IV. IVOODIVELL,
27 & 29 THIRD STREET,
1:1311:1
111 FOURTH STREET,
Coneioting of
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iROTEM & PRIVATE DWRLEIREIS.
orders promptly attended to o . mad the
Furniture carefully packed and boxed:l
AMP Steamboats and Hotels furnished-at short
notice. Cabinet makers supplied with every arti
cle in their line. -
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EIORTMENT of Pittabargb maagfaatured
FUR BURRAUX, NITURE. embracing . .
BOOK CASES. '. 4 371d.i-
WARDROBES.
and every article needed ins well husialualdwal
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Conatantly.,on.itend anyttnade to.order. As the
only tenneonlitiett business kiddie at this 'stab
autrani
figment is fot c A LH. Pelf's 1 .. word
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CARPETS, OIL CLMlftl;iko.
OABPETB AND OIL :OLOTIO3.
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Sir- ThgEhsvelnat received and are of
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