180.12. T.IIEIP. 1/30f2'..
PITTSBIJBGHFT.WAYN & CHICAGO RAILWAY,
TO ALL POINTS IN THE.
SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST.
WINTER A ItRANGENIENT
WINE TO CINCINNATI AS QUICK.
JR. and to Indianan°lie. St. Louie and Chicago
shorter than by any other route.
WESTWARD TRAINS
Mail Line. Express.
Level Pittsburgh 1,40 a. in. 1,40 p. m
Allegheny 1,50 a. M. 1,30 p. in
Mansfield 10,05 a. M. 10,10 p. M
. Artivea Crestline 10.40 a. M. 10.50 p. in
.. Forest 12,45 p. m. -191 • 5 % a. to
Lima 2,13 p. m. 2.30 a. m
Fort Wayne 4,50 p. in. 3,00 a. in
•• St.
Chicagc ! 11,00 p. m. 11.00 a. in
Lents 12,43 p. in.
POD COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI A . ST. LOUIS
Leaves Crestline 10,55 a. M. 11,00 p.lll
Arrives Columbus 1,30 p. in. 1,30 a. m Cincinnati 13,45 p. in. 7.40 a. in
" St. Louis 10,40 a. 111. 11,33 p. m
' • FOR INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
Leaves Crestline 10.53 a. m. 11.00 p. in.
Arrive at Indiana
rre polis. 9,00
23 9,00
p. a m m:
" St. Louis ...... _10,05 a. m. 11,55 p. w.
AlLTrains through to Chicago without change
of Cars.
, time to Cincinnati is the same as
kr_steubenTino. Ttnins on both Roads meet at
Ooltukbod, and passengers all go WO Cincinnati
together. _
EASTWARD TRAINS.
Bail. Express.
- _We Chicago. 6,20 a. tn. 6,20 p.
Arrive at Fort Wayn0...12,03 p. tn. 12,30 a. in.
Crestline ..... 3.33 p. 6.20 a. tn.
Pittsburgh 2,25 a. m. 3,50 P. m.
Both Trains make close connections with Trains
• an the - Peansylvania Railroad for the Eastern
°Dien via Allentown and Philadelphia.
44ir On one change of cars between Chicago
-mid New 4-
York, via 'Pittsburgh and Allentown, on
grin leaving Chicago at 6,30 P. In., reaching
Pittsburgh at 3,30 p. m., and New York at 10,43
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Federal
street Station. Allegheny City.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Allegheny at.. 9,30 a. m. and 9.30 p. m.
Arrives Newßrighton.ll,lo '• • 6,10
LeavesNewßrighton. 6,30 •` •• 12,40 ••
Anives at Alloghefi9-6.13 " •• 2.00 ••
ECONOMY ACCOMMODATION
- - - •
Lewee•Alleghcne at 12.50 p. m. and 6 p.
Leaves Economy at 6,03 a. in. anti 4,00 ••
MARKET TRAIN.
Lewiiis Alliance at 0.10 a. in.
desires at Allegheny at 11,0011. m.
ea res Allegheny at 2.50 a. in.
Arrives at Alliance 7.25 p.
et.. Trains are run by Columbus time. which
12 minutes slower than Pittsburgh time.
AS- Tickets good on the accommodation and
market trains are sold at reduced price,
trough trains connect as fill UW , q
At Allianoe. with trains on the Cleveland and
P ttaburgh Railroad.
At Orrville, Ohio, to and from Miller,borgh.
Akron, Cuyahoga Falls, etc.
At Mansfield, Ohio, for Mount Vernon, Shelby,
liandusky, Toledo, Detroit, etc.
At Creetline, for Delaware, SPliturtield, Columbus,
Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Saint
Louts, Louisville, etc.
At Forest. for Springfield. Sand usky, Dayton, Cin
cinnati. etc, etc.
At Lima. for Sidney, Dayton, Cincinnati, Toledo,
etc.
At Fort Wayne, for Portz, Lafayette, Ind.. Saint
Louis, and intermediate points in Central In
diana and Illinois.
At Plymouth for Laporte.
At Wanatah for all points on the Louis‘ine, New
Albany and Chicago Railroad.
And at Chicago, with trains for all points in Illi
nois, Missouri, lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
For further information and through rickets
apply to. GEORGE PARKIN, Ticker AK t.
le aPaasenge Station Pittsburgh.
Through Tickets for sat the Ticket (Area of
the Company on the line of tho road to all Part
of the United States. Wll. P. ARM
• General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh.
G. W.: CASS, General Superintendent
CI - lA.NG-E. coy'
1862. THE
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EIGHT DAILY TRAIN M,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
roux NAIL TEALS LEAVES PI TS
ii BUISGIII, from the Passenger Lepet, at the
intersection of Liberty and Grant street+, every
tJli t utiglOtteent Soudan at 6:10 a. mi. stopping at
between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
" - t dint arrives in Philadelphia at 1 / 1 5p. m.,
main; &se commotion for New York from Ken
pot, at 100 p. ru., over Camden and
' l4 ao;• ; Line.
TH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the above
natnad.station daily at 4,10 p. in, stopping only
.7— stortnabakatations, and making direct connec
tion st iliarukbarit for Baltimore and Washington.
and for,lew York via Allentown. This train ar
rives is at 8,05 a. tn., making eon
.,„WN
ew-York from Kensington Depot at
it.,"ovei Camden and Amboy line. A
( CAS-is-ran through from Pittsburgh
teJeiney City els Allentoviii-430 miles—uttaehed
fo train::
~, .. TAW- LATE leaves the above named sta
-Um y.-(tutapt Sunday) at 2,,50 a. in.. stop
' P.btlitalf t lf PrknelPaletattons, connecting at liar
patrVao
414.00aiate
at Vilighibrton. Thia stain
44 . ti. Philadelphia 5.25 p , in.. making
d sedan. Tor New' 'York from Kentington
i. Da '
p. m., overCionditaftlitin — tgif line.
±:, „.. *- AiIIetIONNIIODATION TRA I Mi.
;10IINSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
leavettlailyilexeept Sunday) at 3.1140 p. tn., titOP
PIM* alUstations and running a., far as Cono
n
MOM*
•JiMF ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Well's
ethrealloHY(exeent Finriday,) at 6.40 n. m.
SECOND -ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
.31LaIrs station leaves daily, (except Sunday) at
AO a:
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's Station leaves daily, (except Sunday) at
4,00 : P n.
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's station, loaves daily, (except Sunday) at
411451)..m.
TRAINR
ARRITE IN 'PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS:
kirm 1,15 p. M.
0,50 p. m.
1,30 a. m.
riMit a :n Accommodation 10,30 a , m.
t Wan Station Accommodation 0,30 a. in.
$5 Wan Station Accommodation 8,80 a. in.
1114.3q_alr• Station Accommodation 1,05 p, in.
lith'iralre,Station Accommodation 6,05 p. m.
.
at=tr Blairsville and Indiana connect
1 6 6 Intersection with Johnstown Ac
-00. ii 'East and West, and_ Express and
Mail ibift.:
r 41. II F.
. .
TO 34* YORK 812,30
PRILADELVELI . 10,00
RALTLAIORP ' %So
LANCASTER 33
/LARKS/31.Mb-- 7.4
ilirEaggage cheek ed to all stations on the Penn
sylvania Railroad. and to PhiladelPhia. Balti
more and New York.
11ArrohirgPassengers purohasing tickets in ears will
beed an e.wees to distance tray
dad:ln-addition to the station&wording
rates. ascent from
reneither° the company has no agent.
E-qn case of kes. the Companv will
. thathealves rwponsible for personal baggage
? vriE6*ari would not exceeding $lfW
...8..÷A1l 'Omnibus Line has been 'employed
to Itenv.ViPasstaiseve and baggage to and from the
ssipsceps *barge not to exceed 23 cents for each
tui baggage.
VlLWetel apply to, - .
•
.11.1161flEWART, Agent,
Arthel'exina.R. R. Passenger Station on Liberty
and Grant streets. VAGUE* LEWIS,
n 023 General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
-
lirirNOME VIA RIVER AND
taILMAD.
'INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI R. R
"Connecting at Indianapolis with Terre Haute,
and 'retro I,laute And 4to , 11.ii t ,,d te s t _ 40yraii
Salemafayette and Indianaplis, New Albany and
.and ..11illsigan Centralßationds for cfnea-
GO. ROCK ISLAND. BIJR/4NOTON, and all
p , t 3
ediate points.. , • • :
h•-Freight Train to TDIAbAPOLLS.
HAUTE. LAFAXMnE and PERU.
• -
and passtmgors carried from ("mein
mr,,LaWreneeburgetn lesslimtf than by any
sum rftte: l l*twenty-fottr hours. 'and-at as low
ma; Th e only:road .by which shipments can be
aiadelsemChlosnnati to the West. withoutbralk
loolik..., . , •
enter:dad. to J. E. 'OLBBONB.Airont
tl27l2l€ttl; 'or ,W. B. ‘
.CUTTING. Agent at
-1 1 111,...TriMmeetve. prompt attention,
andirrarms tor cokamisnOn; NO ClA : ri PON
a svo
D 0 7' 1 . 1 F t a li k t i ra t i f
i r. , .. ....t lat -
apply . to THOMAS
. 4 0
ii : 3 '3 at sleet) agent gg!
riPill "ra t i rlar d
wrbmitoL krt "lodiv i • "'M
ei; %dame. Curtest:ok rarisfand Mid-
Plis.. ke. H. F. LO_ .HD - Presideat.
F. CHEEK. General Irrsight Agent: .
....
10112. IMPoitTANT.IB62.
ALL PERSISCiNg PURCHASEND TICKETS 11011
SAINT JOSEPH,
othet points In Nerthem Inwood. the States
et the Teritories. should habit on
vida,
.that reed by the
NO 1111111111 • 110 1711111AIL.ROAD
—— 7 l-rose EA-Levan° Stamm&
thilisea
aid Is
A ---
RAILROADS
CLEVELAND & RAILIVAI
TIMM C.1.-lANTE3V.D.
(RN AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. 211,
11111141.tralne will leave the Depot of the Penn
!Tanis Railroad, in Pittsburgh. as follows:
PITTSBURGH COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE. VIA STEUBENVILLE.
Leaves Pittsburgh 1.,35 a. m.
Steubenville 13.28 '
" Newark 12,03 p. m.
" Columbus 1,30
Arrives Cincinnati 6,45 "
St. Louis 10,45 a. ru.
Leaves Pittsburgh 1,55 p. In.
Steubenville 5,10 "
• " Newark 12 midnight.
" Columbus 1,30 a. in.
Arrives Cincinnati 7,40 "
St. Louis 11,30 p. M.
No change of ears between Pittsburgh and Cin
cinnati.
Splendid sleeping oars attacked to all night
trains.
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE.
Leaves Pittsburgh 1.55 a. In.
Wellsville 4,25
" Steubenville 5,2$ "
• " Wheeling 6.35
Arrives Bellair 6,30 "
Leaves Pittsburgh 1,55 p. in.
L. Wellsville 4,00
Steubenville 5,10 "
L I " Wheeling 6,25 "
Arrives Bellair 6,40 "
Connecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and at Bellair with Cleveland and Ohio
Railroad for Zanesville. Lancaster, Circleville,
Columbus and Cincinnati.
PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE.
• Leaves Pittsburgh 1,55 a. in.
Wellsville 4,05 "
" Bayard 6,38 "
" Alliance 7,06 "
" Ilwboti 8,23 "
Arrives Cleveland 9,35 "
Leaves Pittsburgh 1,55 p. tn.
Wellsville 4,00 "
" Bayiuti 5,24 "
" Alliance 5,50 "
" Hudson ' 7,04 "
Arrives Cleveland 8,110 "
Connecting at Bayard with Tusoorawas branch
for New Philadelphia and Canal Dover at Alliance
with Pittsburgh. tort Wayne and Chicago Rail
road at Hudson, with Cleveland, Zanesville and
Chicago Railroad for Akron, Cuy Falls end Mil
lersburg. and at Cleveland with C. & E. R. R. for
Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, with C. & T. It. R. for
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago.
Wellsville Accommodation leaves at 3,35 p. in.
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh a, ibl
lows :
Mail Train 1.10 p. m.
Express Train 05
Aecommodal ion 9,10 a. in.
Passengers desiring to go to Sandusky. Toledo,
Chicago, or points WeA of Cleveland. must he
particular to ask for tickets via Clerela
Through Tickets can be procured at the Liberty
Street Depot, Pittsburgh.
1. sTEwART. Ticket Agent.
For further particulars apply to
W I L IA:t1 STEW ART. Agent.
At the Company's otlice in Freight Stati on . Pena
at rect. not!
UPHOLSTER V - ,
NO. 85 FOI - RTII Sr.. NEAR \V 101).
SIVE:4(I{I BEIM MA-NUE AL C-
A. TURF, and keep constantly on hand every
artiMe in their line. viz : Cornieus, ttrnantent,,
Curtain Goods, Comb trta, Feather Beds Mat truses
of all kinds: also, the celebrated Patent Spring
Reds. All kinds of Shales, Blinds and Fixtures.
Ai'. Prompt attention given to all orders Mr fit
ting and laying down Carpets Oil Cloths, A. r.
octl7:lyd ROBERTSA: IVIENIO K.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
- 1" TJ N 4'S
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT,
AT THE OLD STAND
CORNUCOPM RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
WHERE FAMILIES. HOTELS, RES
-1111 TAITRALIVIR and the trade generally eon
ho supplied with Chespea.ke Bay Oyders, at the
lowest whnlesalo rated. Comarr pada solieited.
ELI YOUNG. Pronriet,r.
Young's Eating Saloon.
CORNER VIR_LIIN ALLEY AND SAIITII -
.FMaD STREETS:
‘Vhere OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the
season will he sorrel 1.11 , 3
style. ELI YOrNIi,
tiel4 corner Virgin allay and Smithfield et.
SAVAGE 0 IT S
No. as° Liberty Street.
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depo
JOHN SAVAGE; Proprietor.
HATING TAKEN AND FITTED UP.
with all the modern improvements, this po
pular resort, the subscriber is prepared to accom
modate-his old customers and the public eerier
ally, with the best the markets affords. Oysters
will be served up in every variety ut style, during
the season. His Wines, Liquors and Ales he fuels
confident In recommending to the public fur their
excellence.
Can, Bucket and Shell Oysters received daily
anti sold wholesale and retail. tnyftelYd
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND,
THOS. Vrcsprlottsr.
HAVING TAKEN AND FITTED ICIP.
at a great expense, with all the modern im
provements, this popular resort, the subscriber
is prepared to accommodote his friends and the
public generally, with the best the market.
affords.
OYSTERS will be served up in every variety of
style during the season.
LIQUORS and ALES he feels confident in re
commending to the public for their excellence.
rirMEALS served up at all hours. and` DAY
and NIGHT BOARDERS taken.
OUR, HOUS ii
NO. 3Z DIAMOND ALLEY,
PITTSBURGH.
'FINE SUBSCRIBER ANN OUN C EP;
-IL to the public that he is in daily receipt of
FRESH SHELL AND CAN OYSTERS. GAME,
Sec.. and is piepared 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,
jalttly Proprietor.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
No. 111 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
WIIOLESALIC AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
LAKE AND EASTERN FISH,
FRESH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
OYSTERS AND WILD GAME,
AU in their Proper noniion.
noE GEO. REINEMAN & CO.
ltrA 3310 N 11 !)474E, PEII. A UIt4:3ITZ ,
„m. Proprietor; No. 344 Liberty street,Just
be
eide the Passenger Depot of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, which makes it the most convenient
house in the city for passengers arriving by that
road.
The proprietor having, at considerable ex
p_ero•e fitted up, in excellent style, the MANSION
sE
HOU, would respectfully solicit a share of
public patronage. Ilia Larder and Bar will be
furnished with the best the market can afford.
reLIY
WINES AND LIQUORS
WILLIAM BENiiif,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Brandies, Cordials, Wines Old Mononga
hela and Rectified 'Whiskey,
NO. 120 WOOD STREET, Pittsburgh
fetaim
WILLIAM CLAYTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. 87' Diamond Alley,
near Wood street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
%%.4. A r n ie ha6t iliackonoberwrztindd
tom& 614 mhl6
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
IMPOSTIMI OP
WINES, BRANDIES, &c.,
AND DIAIJDLI Lf
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NIL II RUTZ FRONT OTIV&ET.
INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE
BY TUB
RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
COE'
On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual, Merchan
dise. Furniture, in town or
country.
OFFICE NO. 30a WALNUT STREET.
Cash Capital. 11299.5110 00.
Assets, 8303,50 s 96.
Invested as follows, viz:
First Mortgage or Improved City Pro
perty. worth double the amount...... $155.605 00
Ground rent , first c1a552.462 ;DO
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 cent.
Mortgage Loans, $30,000, cost 27.:100 00
Philadelphia city 6 cent. loan :".0,000 00
Alleghenv County 6 P cent. Pentivl
vania Railroad Loans 70.000 00
Collateral loans , well secured 2,500 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company. mortgage loan 4.000 0(1
Pennsylvania
Railroadcom_pany.
Co. 5t0ck......... 4.110(o 00
Stock of Relianco Mutual Insurance
Company
24,350 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co 1.0.50 00
Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00
Commercial Bank do 5.135 01
Mechanics' Bank do 2.012 Lit)
Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip 160 l ißlls Receivable. bush/cis paper 10.207 10
Book Accounts , secured interest, etc.... 6.210 72
Cush on hand and in hands of agents.. 11.385 15
$303
CLEM TINGLEY. Presi.lent.soB96
DIRECTORS.
Clom Tinsley. Samuel Bisphatu,
Win. R. Thompson. Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown. William Musser,
Cornelius Stevenson, Benj. W. Tingley,
John R. Worrel. Marshall
H. L. Carson, Z. LothroP,
Robert Toland, Charles Leland,
Frederick Lannig, Jacob T. Bunting,
Charles S. Wood Smith Bowen,
James S. Woodward, John Bimell, Piitsburgh.
B. M. HINCIIMAN, Scorettim
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
myl6 Northeast corner Third and Wood sts.
D ELAWARE lIETURE SAFETY IN
SURANCE CILIAIPA N N—INCOR PORA -
TED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL
VANIA, ISMS. OFFICE, S. F., COR'NEIt
THIRD AND wALNur STREETS. PHILA
DELPHIA'. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves
sels, Cargo and Freight, to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES on Good:. by Rivers.
Canal:, Lakes, and Lund Carriage:, to all parts
the Union. FIRE INSURANCES a n Aler•
ehandise generally, on Store:, Dwelling Goose-.
LIRECTORS.—WiIIiam Martin, Edmund A.
uder.'l'heophllWsl'auldrng• John Y. renro,r.
John C. Davis, James Tranquair, Win. Eyre, Jr..
James C. Hand. Win. C. Ludwig, Joseph 11. Seal,
Dr. R. 31. Huston. Geo. G. !defier, Hugh Craig,
Charles Kelley, Samuel E. Stoke,, J. F. Beni:ton,
Henry Sloan, Edward Darlington. 11. .1 , ,111.5
Brooke. Spoor 'Chas. C. hand Robert
Burton, Jr., Jarob P. Jones Janie:
J °shim P. !Lyre, John B.:Sem , ple. PittAurgh.
AlseloW,A. I:. Berger, do.
W 1 L 1.1 AM Al A MCI N, Pre:idea:.
TAUS. C. HAND. Vice Pri,ideot.
&MIT LT1.111:10;, Seerel:lo%
P. A.3IADEIIIA . Agent.
Rea No. OA Water tree:, Pitisimrsh.
.. _
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
AL COMP-ANY OF Plir ILA DELPH lA. OFF I r
Ni. 433 and 437 CHESTNUT STREET.
near Fitt!).
•
STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JAN. I,t, I*.;th
Published Agreeably to An Aet of Asroonbly,
being:
First :Mortgages, amply seeured
Real Estate, (present value Sliti:ll3
cent
Temporary L.mudou HMI plellitt •
tend eieeuri ties ....
5t00k5........... .........
kpreseul value ;$64,t4;7 72.)
eost
Notes and Dill, Receivable . ....
$2,i.et,031 tis
The only profits from premiums which this oorn
puny runt divide by law, are from risks w hieh hare
been determined.
Insurances made on every description of Prop
erty. in Town and Country, nt rate, low iLS are
consistent with , ecurity.
Since their incorporation, a period of thirty
yearn, they have paid losses by }lre, tofu: amount
exccedim: Four Sliliiun= of boll:vs, thereby af
fording evidence of the advantages of Insurance.
well as the ability and dispted Lion to inert with
Prumptnesaaid d all
Losses puring the year (*Sp. 8 6 2.15:t :tti•
DI Rl:croft:S.
Charles IW. Rancher, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tutdas Wagner, David S. Itrown,
Samuel Grant I,IUI, Lea.
Jacob It. Smith, Edward C. Dale,
Cioorgu W Richards, Geor,,se Fides. •
W.
B.ANCKER Preddent.
EDWARD C. DALE, { - ice President.
Wu. A. STEEL, Sueretarf ro tem.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
Northeast cur. Third and Wood st. 4.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSIS FRG IL
GEOROF: DARSIE. President.
F . m. GuitpriN. Secretary. Capt. R.. D. COCHRAN. .tient.
.No. 92 Witter street. Stag i Co . , (I nroleiti4e
up stairs.) Pittsburgh.
Will insure against all kinds of FIRE and ..11A
RINE RISKS.
A Home Institution tnabaire•l by Director± who
are well known is the counnuinuity. end who are
deturtnitxi, by i•roin pin ess and liberality% to man
tain the character which they havel,4lllllol. as of
fering. the best protection to those who desire to be
insured.
ASSETS, OCTOBER 30th, ISM. '
Stock Account.; S 1l:i600 (Y)
Mort/info
:.!,160 (xi
(Mee Ittrniture 'SS) On
Open Accounts. etc '‘
7.80 P 43
C'ash 1,
.351 ir)
8
Premium Notes
_, ,1 I l.'.eg
Notes and Bills discoUrnted 174,K5 14
DIRECTORS.
R. Miller, Jr., James M'Auley,
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander N'imiek,
George Darsio Wtn. 11. Smith,
Chas. W. Rieketson, Andrew Aek lei,
Alexander Speer, David M. Long
Rees J. Thomas Johnßenj. Bakewel I,
R. M'Cune. inylB
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
' INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES,
WM. BAGALEY, President REA. Secretary.
00Ice, Cor. of Market and Water Pits.,
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 Watauga, by Fire.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. Bagaley, Jas. Park. Jr.,
Wm. G. Johnston. B. P. Jones.
Reese Owens, T. M. Bowe,
B. Preston, George Bingham,
S. M. Kier, John Shipton,
Jas. M. Cooper, S. Hurl:mush.
J. Caldwell, John S. Dilworth,
C. IL Lug.
mliZ:lydh
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE CQMPAN Y
NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom nOll.BO.
Capital *219,100 Assets ......
WILL RAKE ALL KINDS OF IN
everylf V SURANCE. either Perpetual or Lim it ed,on
description of Property or Merchandise, at
reasonable rates of premium.
ROBERT p. KING President,
M. W. BALDWLN *ice President.
DIRECTORS'.
Charles Bayes. E. R. Cope,
E. B. English, George W. Brown,
P. B. Savory, Joseph S. Paul.
C. Sherman, John Clayton.
S. J. Mestere° E. Wiler,
F. BLACCIIVRN, Secretary.
J. G. COFFIN, Agent.
Corner Third and Wood streets.
NONONGAIIELA INSURANCE TOMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICERS.
NAMES HUTCHISON. President
..NRY M. ATWOOD Secretary.
Capt. JAS. WOODBUILN Gang Agent.
OFFICE NO. 98 WATER STREET.
Will Insure all kinds of FIRE and MARINE
RISKS.
ASSETS. MAY 10th, 1861.
Stock Due Bills, payable on demand
and secured by two approved names. 8 78.750 00
Bills Receivable 23.657 34
Bins Discounted 36,236 76
fl=lifechanics' Bank
12.000 00
'
stock cost 6,165 00
100 Shares Citione Bank
stook coat 6,175 00
40 Shares - Biehange Bank
stock coat
60 Shares Bank- of Pitts
burgh.
16,140 00
65 .697 73
400 00
49,152 30
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DAILY POST.
- FRIDAY 11f AI;RIL 11.
lion. Andrew Johnston
From a recent speech of the Governor
of Tennesee, we select the following for
the edification of his abolition admirers :
Wo•have had soine clamorous harangues
about 'Southern rights': The most of them
have proceeded from noisy dis-unionists,
who never own•-d a uegro; they have been
terribly disturbed. 1 myself own ufer—
.only seven—and expect they cost me more
labor than those who own a hundred.
Go to South Carolina to get your rights?
I could not drop into the Legislature there,
because I only own seven negroes. three
less than the number required.
‘Vhenee the cause of this rebellion ?
What rights have been taken away ? Who
wants to take negroes into the territories
and is unable to do so? Who lost any
rights under the Constitution ? There are
two parties in existence who want dissolu
tion. Slavery and a Southern Confedera
cy is the hobby. Sunnier wants to break
up the government, and so do the aboli
tionists generally. They hold that if slit
' very survives, the Union cannot endure.—
' Secessionists argue dint if the Union con
tinues slavery is lost. Abolitionists want
no compromise; but they regard peaceable
secession as a humbug. The two occupy
the same ground. Why ? Abolition is dis
solution: dissolution is secession; one is
the other. The North is carrying on the
war to maintain the law and the Constitu
tion. When submission conies the war
ends. When I 'look around and see those
gentlemen, clothed in the uniform of their
country. my heart bleeds, and I welcome
the soldier as the protector and savior of
his country. They are not your enemies,
but friends who come here to protect those
sacred tights and privileges guaranteed by
the Constitution, and to restore peace to
oar distracted country.
The Splondid Martial of our Army.
W.. find the ti - dlowin g in t New York
t;f this treL•k:
Not i t fey , British officers from regi
wont, Mein raitaila, or employed
there on special 4ervice, have been re
cently to examine with prides
peal eye their hone and sinew, their
iN f uipinem, their di,ciplim•, their 111K1OeUW
, rl •4 . it Vntne"; Within oar f , ennual know
ledge th a t several of these our soldier
i , iintryinea. whose opinions are of the
greatest reifert their unto/tailed sae.
p. is. .rarl fidatirati ,, o at the c.d . ectire and
reololi.ilaq "010E1 lot: of th , thousands of
tr.ops whom th , g hare mcn. Ilf the fight
; Mg qualities they tsar- have something to
• say hereafter. for--thanks to the unex
' pected and exceeding courtesy of General
31eClelian- eentlemen have
been allowed to accompany the headquar•
ters of the I . nitell States army in its es
; fe•cted onward march. This obligation.
w. need scare, ly say, is far more appre
dated by military vien than any reviews or
entertainments p‘t nn for their benefit.
while those who could not remain to avail
th,m- , elves of.' this privilege are neverthe
le4s most grateful for the hospitality with
which they have been received."
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112.
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ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
UNDER CARE OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS ,
fll 111 IS I NS'ITII , I'ION, NIT IrATEII
.11 IN IAA:I.:1 . 1 . 11, cm,abria county Pennsyl
vania Lon- mile- troll' CresSoll Snitiull Station, WI
tho dir,w ruate Philinielphin and pitb,.
ha re!l. wu, ehartered in hii . with priviligm.
rimier ttm wmal Ilerturri and Degree,
be ,ar llur 1.. lie o 1,, ,•[," cr the nmst
lie.tittay iii .Penniylvarmi pertimi (AIM, All.)
Molin::invi twiny tnr its pure
water, bracing air. and pieturesque scenery.
Th ,,, elmla-ilic year ...mummer, the HliF i T
, N Y al,er ATI H's.t. and ond,
„i, I It id divided
'audit return home
litee •.n the All the Apparatus neves-
Nary ~girreyitoz. I:nrrincering„te...s.e..
i.) the Illntiltlilun Iv the
It
:rah:total aud I'aon.l tarlos no extra
Suolcht- t r ill be leilithted retail eight
year t., the ~ c
and Tuition. pat.ll/JIC half yearly
advanoo $.10.1
Wa.hing awl at Heading .... 1,1
cla—ioal Aladoro LallgUllge-, extra.
: ,, th.lonts :.1:14 V:teitthm at the .
It h o rrehoe o ah U. 'mule to the Pa. Itor.
°vailla. la the Rev. ' l ' . St..MarY's.
I.oretth. uud i.. otter theteMell ‘.l the. l'ituburgil
- . ... .
• ii.: EA LLD 11.1 . 10 POSAII.S1 ARE INVITED
....7., till the 13t at iii A pail. 13:::, at 12 o ,lock. M..
I for , upttlyiag the I cited .l•tatt..9 Sall. Deit't with
' 6,1.. 1 .. he.ol .tfIIEEF I'A l' 11. I.: on the 1t , ..f.
Tip: Caul , to be ileliverol at V. to City,
and earl. animal to average 1,:k , 0 pounds emits weight : iv , anima: admitted whieh weighs loss
i than Lois, pounds LTI,-S.
The Cattle to he delivered St sneh times and in
sueli quantities as the Government may require.
' I 'sale will be tequilas! mailer this contract soon
i after the eisntraet is closed. Heifers and bulls not
/taunted.
A bond, with good and satisfactory security,
will be requird,
Oovernmont reserves to itself the right to pry
in 'frea•mry notes.
N., bid will be entertained when put in by con
tractors who have previously failed to comply
with their void Mn , . or where the bidder is not
Present to respond to his bid. awl all bids to be
lleY•auPallied by two guaranties.
' The names ..e firms should be stated in full, with
the precise add res s of all the members of the firm
!lids to be direeted to 31ajor A. BECK WITII,
I. 5., I '. S. A.. Wa. , hittaton. D. I'.
/ .. 01,11I t i Gamins:et :
We, __ of the county of —. and State of—,
and —, oft h, rOtt nty of —.and State of—,do
hereby guarantee that is able to fulfil a con
tract in accordance with the terms of his proposi
tion, awl that should his proposition ho accePted,
he will at time enter into a, contract in accordance
therewith. Should the contract be awarded hint
we are prepared to become his securities. This
guarantee must be appended to each bid.
np3:d td
7/3
IF YOU WANT swim GOOD NEW
Fruit or prepared Mince Meat. mixed, and
all other kinds of Spices, cooking Brandy or
Wine, New Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel go to
Haworth Brothers. in the Diamond. where you
will get a new cr of Fruit and lower tha n at
any other house iot; p
the city. Also a Foneral and
full assortment of Family Groceries.leas e Wines.
Brandies, and all other kinds .of Foreign and
Dottiest ie Liquom
lIAWOItTII 3: BROTHER,
de24 romer Diamond and Diamond alley.
TILE PE ELIC WI LL TAKE NOTICE
that my wif responsible lef bed and board, and
that will not befor any debts or lia
bilities that she may contract.
inh2s:lw. GA It HET FITZGERALD.
WANTED I PARTNER, EITHER
Silent or Active, with a capital of sevenor
eight thousand dollars, in ono 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 & SON,
M Market street!
ODD FORKS.
• of all kinds, for sale by
BOWN St TETLEY. 138 Wood street
PLUMPS AND CERRANTA
-100 Boxes and 3i Casks Fresh Currants.
20 Casks new %ante Currants.
Now for sale by REIMER k BROS.,
tule2l Nes. ID; and 12 ‘Vood streets
VIM CLEAN rug WALL .PAPER,
ALP Paler Han 4ers nitcwashers, call at
ti 7 WOOD .STHFET.
m 112.1 IV. P. MARSHALL
111011E.111.Lte—
a. 5 ca.mee No, 1 received and for sale by
inh22 HENRY H. COLLINS.
MIA MINS—
MA, 500 Boxes M. R. Raisin,
200 00 do do •do
1 1 , do do do
4 Boxes Larger do
100
..11; do do do
100
Kegs 'Seed do Valess' o lencia
d do
20
20 Mats' • do do
Just received and fur sale 11T
REIMER 1. BROS.
__mh24 Nos. 126 and 191 Wood street.
V.,Ntrrr
-15 Barrels Oarretes Scotch Snuffjust received
and for sale by REYMBIR & BROS.
t. 61124 Nos. 126 and 128 Wood street.
QTRI7I4I—
York, Lovering's Philadelphia •and
roonfrilrazda Syrups. 50 barrels in store and for
sale by MILLE& & RICKETSON.
I DOZEN HOOTETTEBS BIT
TERS, for sale l
m h 2B s ii edend eZo . llGE4 e . laVeitr,
=ha; /19242 r. 17 ):•
iraarnaz
tat „ bir as)
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GEORGE ALBREE.
VICIII PRIMIDIIIIIII.
John B. Mladgen, Imo M. Pennock.
John Holmes, John Marshall,
Mazondar Spoor, Jame] B. D. :Weeds,
lihni.:L.Fahnostock. A iu M ik yollgok. M. D
Jame Itert i Pat tn. J.lirtrson.
TRWITIZIL
Alexander Bradley. James D. Kelly.
Backofen. Peter A. Madeira.
Black John B. Mellor.
loTur7B.Canllekd. JAMIE Skidle.
Aloes) A. gamer. Robert Robb.
Charles A. Colton. Walter P. Marshall,
W m
Demias. John Orr,
JOKO.EIIIIIII Henry L. Ringwalt.
nePerren Hepburn. John B. Shoenberger.
Wm. 8. Haven. Wm. R: Schmertz.
Peter R. Banker. Alexander Tindle,
Richard Rays. lease Whittier,
Wm. 8. Lavely. Christian Yeager.
111101.11TAIM AND TRZASCRER.
CHARLES A. COLTON.
ROM= * PIONS, BANK ERN
• and B=otanic Brokers and Dealers in
Notes. Drab, Aeoeptanese. Gold. Silver and Ban k
Notes. Richelieu) Im the Eastern and Western
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ALDERMEN
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
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PITTS131T(111, PA
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE. No. 72 (RANT STREET
• (Throe doors below the Court House.)
tny3:ly PITTSBURGH, PA
L. BRACKENRIDGE,
113.1 OS N it:AT AT LAW,
OFFICE, No. 13.3 FOURTH ST.;
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J. 1-10
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111 Alt L: Si: itt: EON 1) r, TIt9T
1 • sumes,,r to (I. W. 14.1111 r, t4l Smith
fiokl trot
Atil•Oflice houm from St to I o'clock, end from 2
to 5 o'clock.
fels:ly
IRON MANUFACTURERS.
AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
Jones A- La ukillins,
31 .thrl'ACTI:REUS
In :1N :71; 33 .1%; A_ I S,
JUNIATA ANO COMMON SHEET IRON.
bull's Potent liartit.r. Piston Roils, Plates, &e.
vv-A aimousEs.
93 Willer Street 1111113 132 First Street,
1' '1"::' S11t"ItC; If ,
Anti corner of Franklin a Soinli Water Streets,
I:lll..agtT.
- fel•:ly
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PITTSBfI3H, PA
.. Wm. ArecLiouca
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
and A X t ;I . e ' en ,
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LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES
SMELTING WORKS.
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Sheath, Brazier' and Bolt Copper. Pressed Cop
.pep Botionis.lialied Still
Bolton's,o s po ter
Solder. tie. • Alpo iinoorteri and
delriler3 in .Metalg. Tin
Plate. Sheet Iron,
Fire. &e.
Constintly on hand, Tintnen's Machine,
an d Tools. W:t reit, No. 110 .1 , I RHT and 120
SECOND STILEETS. Pi ttiljurgh. Penna.
Ata - Specin I orders of Coonor cut to any desired Pattern.
fe2l:lydaw-
WK. 1r
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS,
Near the Penn. B. R. ntsseuger Depot,
I'ErT.KCED.UM, PA..
'l l / I ANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
INJI. Steam Engines, from three to one
hundred and fitly horsreang pow ing
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Grist Mills, Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factoriee.
etc.
•
Give particular attention to the construction of
Engines and Machinery for grist mills, and for
upights, unfitly anti circular saw mill.
Have also ou hand, finished and ready forship
meet at short notice, Engines and Boilers of every
description.
Wr
Wrought Trott Shafting. Hangers and Panics in
every variety, and - continue time manufacture of
Woolen Ataehinery and Machine Curds.
Oar prices are low, our ma ettinery manufactur
ed of the best quality of materials, and warranted
in all eases to give satisfaction.
Ai - Orders front all parts of the country solicit
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JAHS IV, II'OODIVELL,
27 & 29 THIRD STREET,
111 FOURTH STREET.
ALL VARIETIES OF STYLE AND rrnnsa
MOTELS d PRIVATE DWELLINGS.
la- All orders promptly attended to, and the
Furniture carefully packed and boxed.
Sir' Steam boat and lioteLs
with every
short
notice. Cabinet makers supplied with every arti
cle in. their line. mh6
J. 1): F.411,61NE1i JOHN If. 1111111 f.
10121CNITURE 1 , 0111 CASH—A FULL AS.
AU SORTMENT of Pittsburgh manufitoturtgl
FURNITURE, embracing
BUREAU X.
BOOK CASES
• (VARDROBES.
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OFFICE FURNITURE:.
Constantly on hand and made to order. Az the
only terms on which husines.s is done at Uric estab
lishment ie for CA S prices are made accord
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line would be advent:iced by calling at
FACKINER dr IRWIN'S.
No, 108 Steil Held street. below Fifth.
lah29-ly
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
EitiPriiANlF OIL CLOTH&
NEW MUGGE TS,
NEW BRUSSELS CARPET
416 r Tbegehave)nst been recei PAT TERNS of
the LATEST AND at
the lowest pricer.
NEW CARPETS, OIL — CI - OT - 118, he.,
M'CA L L UM'S,
87 Peatriai Shim. -
• siiirrlpszvmovis To Tax writ
of eh. fling* ad-
11 A_NCOCIE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PITTSISEUGII, PENN'A
Mallitineturcri of
A. FABER & CO.,
Iron Von niters,
FURNITURE
AT REDUCED PRICE
Mina
Consistihg of
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21 Pieces
73 Picem
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