RAILROADS -assent. .- -"sou. PITTSBOGIIIT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY, TO ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. TIME TO CINCINNATI AS QUICK, and to Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chime shorter than by any other mato. WESTWARD TRAINS Mail Line. Exprees. 1,40 am. 1,40 p. m 1,54 a. m. 1,50 p. m m. 10,10 ft. m — lO , lO a. m. 10,50 r . m ....12,45 p. in. 12,58 ni .... 2,15 p. m. 2,3014 m Lives Pittsburgh Allegheny " Mansfield.. Artyee Crestline.. Forest " • Lima Fort IVayne 4,50 p. m. 5,00 a. m Chicago.p. m. H.OO a., St tout I go 3 p. m. FOR COLUMBUS. CINCIN . NATI S ST. LOUIS Leaves Creogino 10,33 a. m. 11,00 p. m Colutnbus 1 ,3 0 p. m. 1,30 a. m 6915 p. m. 7,40 a. m St.Loui. 10,10 a. m. 11,55 p. 'FOR INDLINAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS. Lenvee Crestlino 10,65 a. m. 11,00 p. m. Arrive at Indianapolis.. 9,00 p. m. 9,00 a. m. Terre Haute... 2,23 u. in. 2,50 p. m. " St. Louis 10,03 n. tn. 11.35 p. m. All Trains through to Chicago without change of Care. N. .C.--The time to, Cincinnati is the 2arn e as ity Steubenville. Trains on both Roads meet at Columbus. and passengers all go into Cincinnati together. EASTWARD TRAINS. Mail. Express. Leave Chicago 0 4 0 a. m. 0.30 p. m Aruve at Fort Wayne... 12,05 p. m. 12.30 a. m Crostline 5,55 p. m. 0.20 a, m " Pittsburgh__ 2,25 a. m. 3.50 p. M Both Trains make close connections with Trains Am the Pennsylvania Railroad for the Esstern *kiss via Allentown and Philadelphia. isir Only one-change of ears between Chicago and New I nd:, via Pittsburgh and Allentown, on train leaving Chicago at 6.310 p. tn. reaching Pittsburgh at 3,3 10 p. m., and New York :it 10, 115 AOOOMMODATION TRAINS—Frew Federal street Station, Allegheny City. NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION. Laves Allegheny at.. 9.30 a. in. and 9.30 p. m &Ives New Brightla.ll,lo " ** 0,10 vesNew Brighton. 6.30 " "1240 Artives at Allegheny.. 5,15 " " 2,00 " ECONOMY ACCOMMODATION Payee Allegheny at 12,30 D. in. and 0 p. m. Leaves Economy at 6,03 a. in. and 4,04) MARKET TRAIN. Ireaves Alliance at 6,10 a, tn. mares at Allegheny at 11.00 a. m. Ina fee Allegheny at 2,50 a. in. Arrives at Alliance 7.33 p. in. ' ifft;Tmins are run by Columbus time, which is - 11111•minntes slower than Pittsburgh time. Tickets - good on the accommodation and . wiggle& trains are sold at reduced prices. trough trains connect as follows: .01ilhanos. with trains on the Clevelnmi and : . Pttsburgh Railroad. At Orrville. Ohio. to and frein Almon, Cuyahni Falls, etc. At Mansfield, Ohio. for Mount Vernon, ShclbY, Sandusky. Toledo, Detroit, etc. At Crostline, for Delaware, Springfield, Columbus. Cincinnati. Dayton, Lords, Louisville, etc. At Forest. for Springfield, Sandusky. Dayton, Cin-. 'cinnati, etc.. in.:. 'At Lima, for iiidney, Dayton, Cincinnati, Toledo, etc. .AtFort Wayne, for Peru. Lafayette, Ind., Saint Louis, and intermediate point:, in Central In diana and Illinois. At Plymouth for Laporte. .. - Al.Wanatah for all points on the Louisville, New Albiny and Chicago Railroad. And at Chicago, with trains for all point ,- in Illi noie, Missouri. lowa, iFisconein and Minnesota. For further informatiou and -through ti•diets apply - M. GEORGE I'ARNIN, Ticket Afit. • • l'amenger Station, Pittsburgh. Through Tickets for sale at the' icket Offices of the Corupany on the line of the road to all part Of the United States. WM. P. SHIN N. General Passenger Agent. Pittsburgh. . G. W. CASS, General SuperiutendonL OFIA:7"GM OF 7C.131.T.1. PENNST.INANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. EIGHT DAILY TRAIN WINTER ARRANGEMENT. THZ MAIL TRAIN LEAVE'S PITT'S. BURGH, from the Pass.enger Depot, at the intellection of - Liberty and Grant streets, every (except Sunday) at 6:10 a. ni., stopping at ... =2 l e between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. ' king . arrives in Philadelphia at 11:15 p. m., , elw oonneetion for IN ew York from Ken - - Depot, at 12:u0 p. In., over Camden and .Line. EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the above =Sid station daily at 4,40 p. in.. stopping only atpititif u :Stiona, and making direct connec -- ' . Von it - burg for Baltimore and Washingtoli. : tad ei , eir York Via Allentown. This train ar rives in Philadelphia at 15,03 9. m., waking con nection for New York from Kensington Depot at lit i lloll a. in,. over Camden and Amboy line. A !NG CAR is ruu through from Pittsburgh „,.. Ti ,tO, - Jesin . f.lity via Allen town—lb mild—attached - .. do_4linctlein. HE FAST LISE leaves the above named sta lks. daily. (except Sunday) at 2.30 a. in., stop nintronir at principal stations. connecting at llar 'shams tor Baltimore and Washington. This train j arrives,- in Philadelphia at 3.23 p. m., making 1 ft110:t 00nnection for New York from Kensington po at 6,30 p. cu.. over Camden .k Amboy line. ACCOMMODATION TRAINS. . ... i IOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. lam* daily (except Sunday) at 3,00 p.m., swp ping at all stations and running as far as Cone mink ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's (exoept Sunday.) at ,1,40 a. ru. IfECOND ACCOMMODA'fION TRAIN for Wall's station leaves daily. (cxoept Sunday) at 11,00 a. m. . 1 .1‘.111111-D ' ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for , nAlfudrsstation Inure* daily. (except Sunday) at 4,00 p..m. VA= ACCOMMODATIO.N TRAIN for tattoo. leaves daily. (except ;Sunday) at -4,15 3 ,, ..14-atervalFulr. o Aainve , rei PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS: 1 a p. m. .ig,' 1,30 a. m. t,i ainsilown Accommodation 10,30 a. in. Wall's Station Accommodation 6,30 a. in. 114:Wallit•Station Accommodation 6,30 a. in. s4Wall's•Station Accommodation 1,03 p. in. AighlWait's Station Accommodation...A.o3 p. in. - sl9.Tritins for Blairsville and Indiana connect iiAltaililiratille Intersection with Johnstown Ac commodation Bast and West, and Express and Mail West. . . - • .TO lIW YORK $12,30 E S LADELPHIA 10,00 TIMORE 9,50 • --. , CASTER 8;55 HARRISBURG 7,45 AgraegF r ehecked to till stations on the Penn lviinia,, ' ead, and to Philadelphia, Beld ame tad ew York. o.7„; ; l f sgen t, . d , gere - purchasing tickets in cars will be. an excess aceording to distance tray hi addition 'to the station rat.* except from Itabas where the company has no agent. 4 --11$1911C,E,In case of lose, the Company will hdlg themselves responsible for personal baggage • esdly., sad for an amount not exceeding $lOO. N. 44.—Au Omnibus Line has been employed 1946tarey passengers and baggage to and front the depet,-ats charge not to exceed 25 cents for each Tger and. baggage. o e :tickets apply to . J. STEWAFT , Agent , Att i l it 'i re mna.R. E. Pas.9.enger Station on Liberty f. 4114 "lttrents. kiSOCH LEWIS_, mai - General Superintendent, Altoona, pa„ . , NNW RAILROADS VIA RIVER AND INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI R. R Cementing at Indianapolis with Terra Haute. end-Terreilauto - and Alton Railroad, to St. Louis fid Layette antljudianapolis New-Albany and n Central Rai loads for ISLAND, BURLINGTON, and all Immediate points. .i.-Analetta 'Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS WIRE HAUTE. LAPAYErTE and PERU. Frei g ht s and passengers carried from Cioein haal,oglawreneeburg in leas time than by any othiii mite by twenty-four hours. and.at as low irateM• Thennly: road by which shipments ow be made from Cincinnati to the West. without break "l"%inente ma det o J. E. G.IRBONS. nt aa natl. or W. n.- CUTTING, Arent at IsMeitioebnrgh, will reeeive prompt attention. joutabiuge -for-oommission ; :co CRA - ROR FOR DIUTAGI OH tomottemoN.sr LAWRERCEBURG. For further ifirorniatieii apply to TROILIS ityleANV. 1 . 15 AV,,ater etreet.). neat of the - k w , Japrepeme.. to give THROCGII RE curriAitßamesinters and ficight to Indianapolis. Ildfc-mlogi"Vette• Lluonao, Peru. Green castle. Cenwannisrine,Charieston, Parts and Mat toon.Ate.. &e. • IL Ii LORD , Progdent. JO= F: CHEEK, General Freight Agent. 1862. IMPORTANT. 1862 ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR , . SAINT JOSEPH. Ed other points in Northern Idiomtui. the &alas !Lamm or the Territories; 'Should intOt . ott rtzfittickets that read by the • • NORTH MISSOURI MISSOURI RAILROAD . iblealy rail route from 'St:Louis to &Joao*. It is the shortest anti quickest line by_thirteen Pleotany vaul .eth t r r. eft, like. .; dby roil apd as to - iisesealinslalr • i n • r - :; • prirtltOselorth• , IL STUBE Su m wo ai and Rigafigiltlilt„: : R. n, RAILROADS CLEVILID & PMSBUNII L(ILWAT. TIME CIIANGi D, ON AND AFTER, MONDAY, NOV. 214 , 1861, trainswill leave the Depot of the Penb lvanis. Railroad. in Pittsburgh. as follows: •-; PITTSBURGH • COLUMBUS 'ACINCINNATI SHORT Lila. VIA STLTIBEN VILLE. Legves Pittsburgh 1,33 a. In. Steubenville 5,26 ' " Newark '42.05 P, m. " Columbus. 1,30 ' Arr.ives Cincinnati, 6,45 " -St. Louis ' • 10,45 a. In. Leaves Pittsburgh ' .1,55 ~ rn. Steubenville 5.10 ' •" Newark 12 midnight. . " Columbus' 1,30 a. m. ArEivesCinetimati 7,10 " St. Loin. 11,30 p. in. No change of ears between Pittsburgh and Cin cinnati. . _ Splendid sleeping cars attacked to all night trains. PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE. Leaves Pittsburgh 1,55 a. in. Wellsville 1,25 " Steubenville 5,28 " " Wheeling • 6,35 " • Arrives Bellair 6,50 " Loges Pittsburgh 1,55 p. in. Wellsville 4,00 ;',". Steubenville 5,10 " Wheeling 6,25 " Arrives Bellair 6,40 " Connecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. and at BeHair with Cleveland and Ohio Railroad for Zanesville, Lancaster, Circleville, Columbus and Cincinnati. PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE Loves Pittsburgh 1,55 n. In. Wellsville 4,05 " • Bayard 6,38 " Alliance 7.06 " " Hudson 6,23 " Arrives Cleveland 9,35 " Leaves Pittsburgh 1,55 p. Wellsville 4.00 " Bayard 5.2.1 " " Alliance 5,50 " Hudson 7,01 " Arrives Cleveland 9,10. " Connecting at Bayard with Tusoorawas branch for New Phil adelppia and Canal Dover at Alliance with Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail road at Hudson, with Cleveland, Zanesville and Chicago Railroad for Akron, City Falls 11111 , 1 Mil lersburg, and at Cleveland with C. & I:. It. R. for Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, with C. 3: T. R. It. Mr Toledo ; Detroit and Chicago. WellsvilleAccommedation leaves at 3.35 p. m. Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh He fol lows: • Mail Train 4,10 p. tn. Express Tririn 2,05 a. na. Wellsville Accounnodation 9,40 a , t n. Passengers desiring to go to Sandusky, Toledo. Chicago. or points West of Cleveland, inuAt be particular to risk for ticket. via Cleveland. Through Ticket , can be procured at the Liberty Street Depot, Pittsburgh. J. sn; WART, Ticket Agent. For further particulars apply to WII,LIA3I STEWART, Agent, At the Cotupany', oltice in Freight Station, Penn street. n 027 UPHOLSTERING UPHOLSTERY., NO. 85 FOURTH ST., NEAR WOOD. E SILT MIMI HERS MA N I' AC- A TURE and keep constantly on hand every article in their line. viz Cornices, Ornament.-, Curtain Goods, Comfurts, Feather Reds. att rases of ell kinds: also, the celebrated Patent Spring Beds. All kinds of Shades, Blinds and Fixtures. Itir• Prompt attention given to all orders fur fit ting and laying down Carpets, Oil Clotb, &c. octr:lyd ROBERTS' ft ROESIGK. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS O UT N G' S WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT, AT TTIE OLD STAND CORNUCOPIA RESTAURANT, NO. 40, FIFTH STREET, WHERE FAMILIES, HOTELS, It Es_ TA ERANTS and the trade goner:lllY cnn he Flipp' ied with Chespeake Hay Oysters, at thy lowy6t wholesale rates. Country trade solicited. ELI YOUNG. Proprietor. Young's Eating Saloon, CORNER VIRGIN ALLEY AND SMITH FIELD STREETS; Whore OYSTERS and all the delienzies of the szason will bo served up in the most palatable style• ELI Ii4DeNG, _ eet4 corner Virgin alloy and Smithfield et. S V<.GJ II C 1 S , No.-330 Liberty Street, Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot. JOHN SAVAGE; Proprietor. HAVING TAKEN AND FITTED up, with all the modern improvements. po pular romrt, the subsrrilieris prepared to heCOM mal,tte his old eta tourers and the public gener ally, with the best the markets affords Oygters will he served up in every variety of style, during the season. His Wines, Liquor+. and Ales he feels confident in recommending to the public for their excellence. eau, 13ueket and Shall Oysters received daily and sold wholesale and retail. in)20:13,1 SEETIN'S OLD STAND, IN THE DIAMOND, era DOS. STONE. Vroprle tor. HAVING TAKEN AND FITTED UP, at a great expense. with all the modern im provements, this popular resort, the subscriber is prepared to ectommodote his friends and the public generally, with the best the market affords. OIS'TERS will I:reserved up in every variety of style during,the season. I.D.P.Oltb and ALES he feels confident in re commending to the public for their excellence. ire - MEALS served up at all hours. and DAY and NIGHT BOARDERS taken. a p4:ly OUR HOUSE, NO. 32 DIAMOND A L LEY, PITTSBURGH. IfIUE SUBSCRIBER AN NO UNCES A. to the public that be is in daily reeeiPt of FRESH SHELL AND CAN OYSTERS, GAME, 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 SHALFR. Jain:ly Proprietor. ICaC lAICo It OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE, No. 111 Wood Street, Pittsburgh. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS DI LAKE AND EASTERN FISH, FRESH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE OYSTERS AND WILD GAME, All In their Proper Season. n 024 GEO. HEINEMAN & CO. MANSION HOUSE, GEO. A C RENTZ, Proprietor; No. 3441 Liberty street,just be side the Passenger Depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which .makes it the most sionvenient hoi► , e in the city for passengers arriving by that road. The proprietor haying, at considerable ex pense, fitted up, in excellent style, the MANSION would respeetfully solicit a share of public, patronage. His Larder and Bar will be furnished with the beet the market can afford., fel:ly _wwEs AND LIQUORS 11V1ILLIAN BENNET4; IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Brandies, Cordials, Wines Old Mononga hela and Beatified Whiskey, NO. 120 WOOD, ISTNEET, Pittsburgh WILLIAM CLAYTON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR 'MERCHANT, No. 37 Diamond Alley, near Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa. air Always on hand, Blackberry, Cherry and ' v cg 3 Lte iw ll a r i a e rt . dieg Old .Monongahela Reggfised E. P. MIDDLMIN & BRO., amanita or WINES, BRANDIES, &c ., LND DULLES DI FINE OLD WHISKIES, .N0.5-41FOIMIt 'Rolm STREET. : - eirlol7d • Ir a n bbb Taiow. is ow:l=N • boa 4 " olhigMtUd,.)• -;=-..- . JEVM INSUILANCL';: BY THE # 11ELLINOE MUTUAL DIBUBABOR OOMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA. On Buildings Limited or Perpetual. Merchan dise. Furniture. &0.. in town or country. _ OFFICE sos. wAutrirr sTaErr; Cash Capital, 61229,510 00. Assets, 5303,508 96. Invested as follows. viz: First Mortgageor Improved City Pro perty, worth double the amount $155,605 00 Ground rent, first class 2,462 50 Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 84 cent. Mortgage Loans, $30.000, cost 27,000 00 Philadelphia city 6 "ii 4 cent, loan 30,000 00 Allegheny County 6 id cent. Pennsyl vania Railroad Loans Huntingdonns. well secured 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 . ... 1,650 00 Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00 Commercial Bank do 5,135 01 Mechanios' Bank do 2,012 50 Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip 160 00 Bills Roceivable, business paper 16,297 18 Book Accoun andur interesagent, Cash on hand in h d ands of tc ts.. 11,366 15 del 96 CLEM TINGLEY, Pr S363 esi so9 Lt. DIRECTORS. Clem Tingley, Samuel Bispham, Wm. It. Thompson, Robert Steen, Frederick Brown, William Musser, Cornelius Stevenson, Benj. W. TingleY, John It. Worrel. Marshall Hill, 11. L. Carson, Z. Lothrop, Robert Tol and, Charles Leland, Frederick Leonia-, Jacob T. Bunting. CharlesS. Wood Smith Bowen, James S. Woodward John Bissell Piitsburgh. 111 John gecretary. J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent, myl6 Northeast - corner Third and Wood Its. WI £LAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN- T D _...itittßA CN LEGISLATUR Y E OF PENE COMPAN—INCORPNRA- BY THE SYL VANIA, DM. OFFICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS, PHILA DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Yes ets, Cargo and FreighL to all parts of the world. EN LAND INSURANCES on Goods. by Rivers, Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriages, to till parts of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES rot Mer chandise generally, on Stores, Dwelling houses, DIRECTORS—WiIIista Martin, Edmund A. Souder. Theophilus Paulding John N. Penrose, John C. Darts, James Tranottair. Wm. Eyre, Jr., James C. Hand. Win. C. Ludwig, Joseph 11. Seal, Dr. It. M. Huston, Geo. G. Lieper, Hugh Craig, Charles Kelley, Samuel E. Stokes, J. F. Peniston, Henry Sloan, Edward Darlington, 11. Jones Brooke, Spencer &Drain, Thos. C. Iland, Robert Burton, Jr. Jacob P. Janes, James It. M'Earlatal, Juswas p. Jr. John B. Semple. Pittsburgh, D. T-YrYa. R. Berger. do. WILLIAM MARTIN, President. 'lllO5. V. HAND, Vico President. Usellaw IlertagaN, Secretary. P. A. MADEIRA, Agont. ie22 No. 65 IV, terstreet, Pittsburgh. INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS 1;' I IC L. 7FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE -R. COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. OFFICE: 435 and 437 CHESTNUT STREET, near Fifth. STATEMENT OF ASSETS. JAN. Ist, 18M1 Published Agreeably to An Act of AssetablY. being: First Mortgages, amply secured $1,5N,3,t3 88 Real Estate. (present value $1C(3,313 111,1 cost 102.9D5 25 Temporary Loans on ample Collet t eral Securities 89,135 56 Stocks. (present value 1586,687 72.) coat • Notes and Bills Receivable Cash $,:104.1:61 The only profits from premiums which this com pany can divide by law, are from risks which have been determined. Insurances made on every description of Prop erty, in Town and Country, at rates as low as are consistent with security. Sinee their incorporation, a period of thirty years, they have paid losses by Fire, to an amount exceeding Four Millions of Dollars. thereby af fording evidence of the advantages of Insurance. ns well as the ability and disposition to meet will promptness all liabilities. Lossee paid daring the year 1859, 862,153 36. DIRECTORS. Charles W. Dancker, Mordecai D. Lewis, Tobias Wagner, David S. brown, Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea, Jacob R. Smith, Edward C. Dale, Ueorge W. Rioharl.l,_ (inane Fnlee,' EDWARDBNCK ER, Precident. C. DALE, Viee.Pre4dent. W. A. STULL, Secretary pro tem. J. GARDNEX COFFIN, Agent, Northeast nor. Third and Wood sts. WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY ! OF PITTSBURGII. GEORGE DARSIE. Preoident. Ir. 31. GORDON, Secretary. Capt. R. D. COCIIRAN, Gen . ' Agent. Nu. 99 I , ,'ltter street, , ;Spaug t Co's Warehouse. up stairs,) Pittsburgh. - Will insure against all kinds of FIRE and MA RINE RISKS. A Rome Institution managed by Directors who ire well known in the con - immunity, and who are determined, by promptness and liberality. to MR lain the character which they have assumed, as of fering the beat protection to those who desire to be insured. ASSETS, OCTOBER 30th, 1061. Stock Accounts $ 63,000 00 Mortgage 2,160 00 Office 1. urniture ledO 00 Oa2 Accounts, etc 7,809 43 Cas h Premium Note 18,351 10.127.605 20 Not , and Bills discounted 171,075 11 DIRECTORS. It. 31iller, Jr.. James M'Auley , Nathaniel 110111203, Alexander Nirui,k, George Dario Wm. 11. Smith, Chas. W. Rieketson, Andrew AekleY Alexander Speer, David M. Long, Itee4 J. Thomas Benj. Bakewell, John R. 31'Cune, CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES. WM. BAGALEY, pitUE REA. Secretary. eAdmit. °Pike, Co,. of Market and Water Sts.. 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 Lees and Damage by Fire. DIRECTORS. Wm. liaaley. Jun. Park, Jr., Johnston,Wm. G. B. F. Jones. Reese Owens, T. M. Howe. B. Preston, George Bingham, S. M. Kier, John Shipton. .lan. M. Cooper, S. llarbaugh, .1. Caldwell. John S. Dilworth, C. IL Zug. mh:lydh A bond, With good and satiafactory securitY. will be required. Government reserves to itself the right to pay In Treasury notes. No bid will be entertaine slye put in by con tractors who have r previo failed to comply with their contracts, or where the bidder is not present to respond to tie bid: and all bids to be aecompanied by two. uaranties. ;rhea/kw:4 if firmsshould be stated in fni!. with `Bid.eise address of all-the memberhe firm. to bo directed to Maier A FL ECKWITII, C. S.. C. S. A.: Washington. I). C. fiiffin of Crt tarantee W the county —• and State of and of the county of ---. and State of—, do hereby gtiaranteo that is able to fubil a con tract in accordance with the terms of his proposi tion, and that 'should his proposition be atvOted, he will at once enter into *contract in accordance therewith. Shmild the contract be awarded bim wo are prepared to become his 'securities. This guarantee must be appended to each bid' apldtd -- -.- PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE II INSII COMPAN Y , NW . 'y t • TNIIT STREET, Custom House. Asset 4 0304,1115. WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN SU RANCE, either Perpetual or Limited,un every description of Property or Merchandise, at reasonable rates of prenuum. ROBERT P. KING. President. 31. W. BALD YIN Vies Prewident. ORS. Charlee Bayee, DIRE CT E. R. Cope, E. B. English, George W. Brown. P. B. Savery, Joseph S. Paul, C. Sherman, John Clayton, B. J. Mtwara() B. %Ter. P. BLACKBURN, Secretary. J. G. COFFIN. Agent. • htlY CornerThied and Wood streets. lONONGAULA INSULOCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH, JAMES A. HUTCH V . I N. President. HENRY M. ATWOQD.,Ssoretary. Ospt. JAS. WOODBUEN„ Osn'l Aunt. OFFICE NO. Ili 1141 N STREET. R ISES Will Ire all kinds of FIRE and MARINE ASSETS. MAY 10tb, 1861, Stock Dne Bills. Payable on demand and secured by two approved names. $78.750 00 Bills Receivable 23,557 34 Bills Discounted 36,236 76. Mortgage 12,000 00 115 Shares Mechanics' Bank stock cost $ 6,165 00 100 Shares Citizens' Bank stook cost 5,175 00 40 Shares - Exchange Rank • stock cost 2,060 00 50 Sh b ares Bask of Pins urgh 2,750 00 10.140 00 65,997 75' 400,D, 49.15310, S 2 PA. 4 DIRECTORS. /7.1 Wm.-R. Holmes; .1a& Willem ea lnner. Job* Atte in"lk wm. R. Ei bm. oe. Kaltriet. bt. fir6terry. L . =Well. Wm. Meene. Jamie Woodberel - Balance of Book Amounts Office letuniture...... Caen :- SiTirliDdritOßNlfNc4 - A 1;1i162..: A PRAT FOR . THE .TIMES. The Newbeans r Pi cayune contains the following foitii of prayer, which!wasissned 'by the Episcopal; bishop, of the .diocese "0 Lord, ' ono Heavenly Father, high and mighty. V ik ing of kings and Lord of lords, who dost from Thy throne behold all the dwellers on earth; • and reignest with power supre r nie'and uncontrolled over all kingdoms, empires, and governments; look down in mercy. we beseech The, on these American states, who have fled to Ttiee from the rod of the oppressor, and thrown themselves on Thy gracious protection, disiring to be henceforth dependent only on Thee ; to Thee they have appealed for the righteousness of their cause ; to Thee do they now look up for that countenance awl support wihch Thou alone eanst give;; fake them, therefore, Heavenly Father, under Thy nurturing care, give them wis dom in council and valor iu the field ; de feat the malicious designs of oar cruel ad versaries ; convince them of the unright eousuess of their cause ; and if they still persist in their sanguinary purposes, 0 ! let.the voice of Thine own unerrstigjustice, sounding in their hearts, constrain them to drop their weapons of war from their unnerved hands in the day of battle. Be thou present. o.God of wisdom, and di dect the councils of this honorable assem bly ; enable them to settle things on the best and surest foundation, thatt, the scene of blood may be speedily closed; that - or der, harmony and peace may be lefectually restored, and truth and justice, religion and piety prevail and flourish among! Thy people. Preserve the health of !their bod ies and the vigor of their minds: shower down upon them and the millions they here represent, such temporal blessingsas Thou seest expedient for them in this world, and crown them with everlasting glory in the world to come. All this we ask in the name, and torough the merits of Jesus Christ, Thy Son, and our Saviour. Amen I.' More Provisions and Less Cotton From the Southern Ailvnenri. \Ve took occasion, some few weeks ago, to present for the consider'ation of our planting friends a few reflections on the importance to the great cause in which the Centhderate States are now engaged, of having raised the present year more abun dant prorision crops and less cotton. The subject we have since noticed, is engaging the attention of many of our cotemporanes of the press, all agreeing in the opinion, that considerations of a most weighty char acter require that the Confederate States should make whilst the war lasts the most abundant precision crops. and short cotton crops. The present indications justify the belief that the war will be a protracted one, last ing, possibly, for years. It therefore be hooves us to make provisions enough to feed those who go forth to fight our battles, as well as those who remain at home. Of course it will not do to rely upon getting any.supplies from beyond our own territo 7 rial limits while the war.lasts. But not only is it necessary that we make enough within ourselves to feed the armies of the country as those who remain at home: but the supply •should be so abund ant as to insure line prices for the prime necessaries of life. With corn at 75 cents to 1 per bushel, bacon 20 to 30 cents, and other necessaries iu the same proportion, the necessitous. families of volunteers are likely to suffer. To guard against such a state of things provisions must be so abun dant as to effectually keep down ; high pri ces. 69.9661 1,821 00 27,419 11 ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE, UNDER CARE OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS' win tS INSTITUTION, SITUATED 1 IN 1,0111:TIO, Cambria county Pennsyl vania f• - nir miles from Cresson Station Station. on the duce[ route between Philadelphia and Pitts burgh, was chartered in 15.56, with 'whinges to confer the usual Collegiate Donors and Degrees. The location of the College in one of the most healthy in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Alle gheny Mountains being proverbial fir its pure water, brving air, and picturesque scenery. The :Scholastic year commences on the FIRST MONDAY after the 15th of AllitlST,. and ends about t 2..Stit of JUNE following. It is divided into two SeSsions. Students cannot return boon between the Sessions. All the Apparatus nocce sary for Land SUrveving, Engineering, Arc., Sc., will be furnishing Ly the Institution to the Students. instrumental and Vocal Music forms no extra nharge. Students will be admitted from eight years to the age of manhood. TERMS—Board and Tuition, payable hull yearly advanoe $lOO Washing and use of Bedding 10 Cla:sical and Modern Languages, extra 10 Students spend Vacation at the College 15 Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Conner. to the Rev. I'. 5. Reynolds, St. Marya. Loretto. and to other Clergymen of the Pittsburgh Diocese. ..ALED sth PAOPOSALS ARE INVITED till the lof April._ 1862, at r 2 o'cloc, , for sattplying the ratted States Sub. Betet with. 6,000 head of BEEF CATTLE on the hoof. The Cattle to be delivered at Washington City. and each animal to average 1,300 pounds gross weight : no animal admitted which weighs less than LINO pounds gross. Tho Cattle to be delivered at such titles and in such quantities as the Government may require. Cat he will be required under this con bu l lson after the contract is closed. Heifers andnot wanted. $294;-11 76 _ VOID WAME ROWE 6100 D MEW Fruit or prepared Mince Meat, mixed, and all other kinds of Spices, cooking Brandy or Wine, New Orange, Lemon and Citron Pee/ go to Haworth & Brothers, in the Diamond, where you will gut 8. new crop of Fruit and lower than at any other house iu the city. Also ajgeneral and full assortment of Familyelrotteriets, Teae ‘ {Vinod, Brandiee, and all other kinds of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, _ _ _ de24 cornerHAWORTH BROTHER. Diamond aud iamowi alley %Niue PUBLIC TAKE 1 1 110T/CE that my itifelaa left my bed and board. and , that 1 alit not beXamonsible for any debts or lia bilities that she m ay, contract. mh2S:lw GARRET FITZGET NVANTED....-A PARTNZIA, , EITHEit Silent - or Active, minka caPltill of 'wren or eight thousand dollars; ui ohe of the beet estab lished business houses in the city. This affords an excellent opporta t uity for_Argeod ilavertment. Apply - of,iafffrain .. A. CUITHBERT - it SON. mh2B 51 Market streeti ouwircittics, (_)L.V__kisdil_for sate bY mhZ. , BOWN & 3.161'w. • )14, Woqd street , • 100 Jimprand,pA COW Fink purrants, ' • 4T unarm new bide Now•for eals•by• - • ' 'RB R' 7 b 24 r i • • , N0n..12/11nd 125 Wood streets . jam cLidAirrow WALL lir AAP Alper. Bowie Whithwiskters:#aß at 4024 1911V0011,511tENT. • • ' MARSHALL 35'oaoes go . 1 rooolit i t gat titz 10112 a.. Emu ‘491. 41U 1"• ' 400 • :Bodes K. It: ifling. 3)0 ~do do do ' 100 y. •. do do do 1114noli Larder do 1 %.• do • do' do 00 do Valencia. :1 1 : WIZ "do Jost roceiv sod toeosiolg inh24 501i.4161r1 • _ZSZatte Garrett t .;tikiriiilel*. 4 -Nos. - 711 dist EMTE avail St; ~ ~. FAMILY NEWSPAPER. THE PITTSI3U-FLO-11 SATURDAY MORNING POST HANDSOME AND INTERESTING DILA.MMOMEI WEEIKI,Ir. WITH CLEAR, LARGE, NEW TYPE ONLY DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN PITTSBURGfr, 1 1 8 0 ~ .t. . .voli CURRENT NEWS OF THE DAY, MONETARY, MARKET & COMMERCIAL REPORTS UP TO THE HOUR OF GOING TO PRESS Tales. Poetry, Literary and Seleatille Artielee, Pal able StatisUeal In. forresUees„ Alriea ltaral sews, Le., ; FURNISHED BY OUR OWN CONTRIBUTORS or compiled with the greatest care, from THE LEADING PERIODICALS OP THE DAY THE LATEST TELEGIAPHIC NEWS, Embracing every important ITER OF NEWS, FOREIGN AND DORENEIt., CONGRESSIONAL INTELLIGENCE, LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. &e TIIE FARM AND THE FARMER. IQ- The interest of the Agriculturalist will not be neglected, and in the future, as in the past, the publishers will devote unremitting attention to the perfection of this Department. THE WAR] NEWS. Sir As a source of additional interest to all claims anodes,. the proper of thepreient civil war, in which greet armies are engssed.Will be closely canvases& and'the, wool' important events carefully collated and grarsatel to' the,reader.— lly following the anorak/nu of the arinifia from day to day. sucoinettr, PrielOtani the whole from week to week , washall. faraih a fish and run ning history of this lamentable rebellion. THE SATURDAY HORNING POST Will be furnished tosubserlhers at the low prise of :One Dollar a Year, and it will be found a good inveetineut Till PITIOURGiI DAILY POST Is also Issued frees the same °Moe EVERY MORNING. It is a complete 'Piton* of sews, eatables all the latest iOtenialooo. Tellegratilde. Inseellaseeits, « _eIIIIM I O4 6 / 1 1 1, on- TO,"gilt! die t '• . ATEST HOUR. 1f of 2o. da llestlidaitiOles on all the Waling tenint . . ALL IMPORTANT NEWS PROM THE SEAT OF WAR; CAMP CORRESPONDENCE, &e. Sir TILMIMAILT isfliPikaa aztanaive L i miAti_ . .,,..ilik i bXilsibttgl sad. iiawt.ltirouthioes '"" °l4 am 4 : U k• mai , M.44Alawital &dyad taplat4.4l to mom •- ltatußssar L . kie! . Aiiviettemmats boated at modest* rate ;Allit ASA i• a a JAMES P. BARR, SR:& BROS EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR awn join .460:ewooD emu= - gag liant kVA/A al givaii. t 4 .0f 5 .1.12.1.1:-.. , --A , • .• -IS A PRINTED ON FINE WHITE PAPER, IT IS THE AND WAS ESTABLISHED IN IT CONTAINS ALL THE and fiarniehee the most reliable together with a choice selection of -ALSO WILL ♦LSO BI POUND IN IT 80~ • BRUIN. leg Fotrwrie 'writ EIC T, ORARTEEED DI 2.850: s ` { , AIiPZIN DAILY, 110111 0 Tosirciacus V also; on Wednesday and r% from May Ist to ftom st and from Nor ember Ist to May Ist, from 111. o'clock. Deposits received of all sums not he tho .this Dottss, and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in June and December. lutanist hue been declared semi-annually, in June mid Decem ber since the Bank was organized, at the rate of six per cent. a year. Interest, if not. drawn out, is placed to the credit of the depositor as principal, and bears the same interest from the first days of Juneband De cember, compounding twice a year, without troubling the depos itor to call or even to present his pass book. fit this rate money will double in less than twelve years. making in the aggregate RIGHT AND ONE-HALF PEE CENT. A vt.ta. Books containing the Charter.. By-Laws, Rules and Regulations, furnished gratis, on application at the office. PRESIDEN LBR T. GEORUE AEE. TICE PRESIDENTS. John B. APPadklen, Isaac M. Pennock, John Holmes, John Marshall, Alexander Speer, James B. D. Mends Benj. L. Pahnostock, A. Al. Pollock. AL b., James McAuley, Hill Burgwin, James Ilerdman, Wm. J. Anderson. TRUSTEES. Alexander Bradley, James D. Kelly, John G. Baekofen, Peter A. Madeira, George Black, John H. Mellor. John B. Canfield, James Steidle, Alonzo A. Carrier. Robert Robb, Charles A. Colton, Walter P. Marshall, Wm. Douglas., John Orr, John Evans, Henry L. Hingwalt, Hopewell Hepburn, John H. Shoenberger. Wm. S. Haven. Wm. E. Schmertz, Peter IL Hunker, Alexander Tindle, Richard Hays, . Isaac Whittier, Wm. S. Lively. Christian Yeager, SECRETARY AND TREASURER. CIIARL ES A. COLTON. N HOLMES elk SONS, BANKERS • and Exchange Brokers and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances. Gold, Silver aio La: an k Notes. Exchange on the Easteni and W estern Cities constantly for sale. Collections made in all the cities throughout the United States. Deposits received in par funds or current paper. No. 57 Market street. between Third and Fourth streets. W. U. WILLIAMS A-00 BANKERS & EXCHANGE BROKERS, WOOD STREET, CORNER THIRD, ALDERMEN. JAMES M. TAYLOR, 1.T1.17.11.11TA.N, OFFICE: 451 Penn Street, Filth Ward GOLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE; Deeds, Bond.s. 31ortgages and other Legal Writing Drawn. Acknowledgements Taken and Bills Probated. F.TUMRT" B. B. ROGERS dr SON, lUNPFACTURERS OF • Rogers' Improved Patent STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH A\D 11.A.11. 4 41 DRILL Ti - 111'9E1, OFFICE: Corner Butler and Clymer Streets, Ninth Ward'. fel3:is PITTSBURGH, PA. MORNING POST STEAM PRINTING ESTA.I3I.ISII3IEI% - T, CORNER FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS, PITTSBURGH. HAVING RECENTLY MADE EXTENSIVE ADDITIOYS AND IMI•EOVEME\TS TO OUR OFFICE, We are ❑uw prepared to execute all orders fur EVERY DESCRIPTION OF BOOK dr JOB PRINTTNG With dispatch, and in the most superior style We have an office SECOND TO NONE Anti will pay particular attention to RAILROAD, lEREANTILE & LEGAL PREVMG, BILLS OF LADING, CIRCULARS. BILL READS, CERTIFICATES, REGISTERS, DRAY TICKETS, RECEIPTS, Show Cards & Bills in Colors, CARDS, HEADINGS, Showbills, Handbills, Labels, Col lege and School Schemes, Hotel Bills of Fare,lnvitations,&c. Our facilities for printing POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, &C,, FOR CONCERTS & EXHIBITIONS ARE UNSURPASSED We can insure complete satisfaction es to TIME AND PRICE! BOOK WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION School and College Catalogues, inseellaneons Catalogues, Conant utlons„ Reports, Briers, eta. BLANK BOOKS, LETTER, HEADS, BLANK BOOKS, CHECKS, ETC., 101 Banks dr Banking Houses, FURNISHED TO ORDER. ALL WORK EXECUTED PROMPTLY BARR & BYERS, .PONT BUILDINGS. sth and Wood St.. Ml* PITTSBLIIII, PA In the atty. BLANKS, DEEDS, ENVELOP}% ',CONTRACM NEW BRUSSELS CARPET thrmirsiefiltitfirielr la! the loweet prices. NEW CARETS, OIL CLOTHS, ie., BIPCALLIIMPIS, 1//`"s urtis inevarg 1011110 Tali LATE lia4aeigNelli ha waigittall. "111,turpruniums=einiitatte= a wri f pi! ": Kai &imam& & KERR, ,itT/INFOILWEItig LAW FRANKLIN, VENANCO CO., 1 1 1:14r. Pirressox Gs*. F. Da.wso PATTERSON & DAWSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KUHN'S LAW BUILDINGS, - Diamond Street, near Grant; ja9:ly PrITSBURGII. PA B. F. LUCAS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE, NO. 72 GRANT STRERT (Three doors below the Court Itouse,). my3:l3, PITTSBURGH. L. BRACKENRIDGE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE, NO. MN FOURTH ST.; J. b. IZANCOCH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NO. 73 GRANT STREET PITTSBURGH. PENN'A TFrit AMU SERDEON DENTIT . • successor to G. W. Biddle, No. 144 SmSith field strict. sa- Mae hours from S to 1 o'clock, sod from 2 to 5 o'clock. ...felsdy IRON MANUFACTURERS AMERICAN IRON WORKS. Jones a; Laughlins, NIANUFACTritERS OF IRON AND NAILS, JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON. - Landis Patent Shafting, Piston keels, Plata, it. WAREIIOITSES. 93 'Wader Street and 133 First Street, PITTSBURGH. And rorner of Franklin and South Water Streets,Chicago. forkly IH.tde Joggs...Jonx L. BoYp...Ww. PITTSBURGH STEEL - WORKS JONES, BOYD & 11111" A META CTITILERS OF CAST STEEL; alms, Spring, Plow, and AB Stec/SPRINGS and AXLES, corner Row, and First streets. no2l:is PITTSBURGH. Pa. LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES :-AND SMELTING WORKS. 1 1 1"ClUrt7/r" afc Manufacturers of Sheath, Braziers' and Bolt Copper. Pressed Cop per Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms, bp , lter Solder. ate. Also- iniiiortera and dealers iu Metals, Tin Plate_._ Sheet Iron, Fire, kc. sir Constantly on •h and„ Tinmen's Machine: and Tools. Warehouse, No. 149 FIRST and 120 SECOND STREETS, Pittsburgh. Penna. ARP Special orders of Copper cut to any desired pattern. feSllydew WM. X. FABER & CO., STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS Iron 'F'ound4er., GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILED MAKERS, Near the Penn. B, IL Passenger Depot, PITTSBURGH, PA., • ANITIFACTIIIRE ALT . Si .NINI •OF M stem Einem. ranging from three to ono hundred and horse ewer, and suited for Onst Mina , Sa w illy. Blast Furnaces, Factories, ete. Give particular attention to the comiruction of Engines and Machinery for grist ruins, and for uprighti, mulay and circular saw mills. • Have also on hand, finished and ready forship meat at short notice. Engines and Boilers of every description. Also. furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately. Wrought Iron Shafting; Bangers arid Pullies every viriety....and • oontinue themannfacture ot Woolen .Mach inery and Machine Cards. Our primm are low, our machinery mannfsetur ed ofthe hest qualityof materials; and warranted in all cams to give-satisfaction. • Milrerdeit from all parts of the oountry solicit ed and promptly filled. • fen:daw FURNITURE 41111 CHAITUI AT REDUCED PRICES JAPES IV, WOODWELL, 27 & 29 THIRD STREET, 1:131=1 111 FOURTH STREET. Consisting of ALL VARIETIES OF STYLE AND lINBU 81711TA1L1 MR IHOTEL . II & PRIVATE DWELLTRIEL Mir - All orders promptly attended to; and tiro Furniture carefully peeked and boxed. 46r: Steamboats and Hotels tarnished at abort troth*. Cabinet makers supplied with raw arti cle in their. line. J. n.y.K.Rsica.. Joint Limn,' IIBB N IXIIRE FOR CASSIE—A FULL 41:1. F SORMENT of Pittsburgh mantifaaturs4 FURNMJEE. embracing BUREAUX. BOOK CASES. WARDROBES and every article needed ins well furnished dwel ling. as well as a fine amortinsmt of OFFICE PIIRINITIIItt',- Oonatandr on land and made to order. • As lbe only tesuis.on which business is done at thisestab listunent is for CA S'* prices are coeds assard iugly. Pesos in want - of anything inlha above line woUld Iseadvantasedlbyealline - • 111111UVIL • No. fkff Sshithiledd street, belowliglis. . • :• ' • °mums, orr. oLoTitkaux OAILPETO AND OIL OLOTH/L S 4 Pleas NEW DRUGGETS, 75 Meese W. mmiuurri)m. -AT la 2llt* i , AILDB. Penmsylvaels PIT.T.SBUROU, P.&
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