1.11167. 18012.
PITTSBURGH FT. WATAI CHICAGO RAILWAY.
TO ALL POINTS IN THE
SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST
/XIV AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 214 :
1 1.111, trains will leave the Depot of the Penn-
Ivania 6l6 Railroad, in Pittsburgh, as follows:
PITTSBITIMIL COLUMBUS ,t- CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE, VIA STEUBENVILLE.
Leaves Pittsburgh... ............... 1,55 a. in.
Steubenville ............... 5,26
Newark ......................12,5 p. m.
" Columbus ........... . ....... 1,30 "
Arrives Cincinnati .................. 6,43 " •
L• St. Louis .„. .................. 10,45 a. In.
eaves Pittsburgh .................. 1,55
"p. "
in.
Steubenville ............... 5,10
CNewark............. .12 midnight.
olumbus ................. 4.30 a. tu.
ArEivesCineinnati .................. 7,40 '
St. Louis .....................11,30
No change of car , between Pittsburgh and Cin
cinnati. . •
Splendid sleeping cars attacked to all night
trains.
PITTSISUR(:II AND WHEELING LINE.
Leaves l'itt-harsh 1,33 a. nt.
..Wellsville ................. 4.25
"
Steubenville 5 , 25 •' Wheeling 6.35 "
Arri ves b'el la ir 6.50
Leaves PittAnargh 1,55
1. .." . Wellsville 4.00 P. m. ."
, '•Steubenville 5,10 Wheel in- 6,25 "
Arrilce.4 Ilellalf ........................ 6.40 "
Connecting at Wheeling with Ratan/ore and Ohio
Railroad, and at Bel lair with Cleveland anti Ohio
Railroad for Zanesville. Lancaster, Circleville,
Columbus anti Cincinnati.
EASTWARD TRAP .:S. PITTSBURGH. ANI) CLEVELAND LINE.
.. _
mail. Es rem. Leaven Pittsburgh .................. 1,55 a. in.
4veCiticago ............... 6,20 a. m. 6.30 p. In. - ... Irel k'y I lie .................. 1 ." 5
Bayard ....................... 6,36 "
... ye at Fort Wayne—n.os p. m. 12.30 a. m.
" Alliance ..................... •
7.06 "
reigline. .... _ 5,55 p. na. 6,20 a. in.
--' Pittsburgh.. ... . 2,25 R. 111. 3,50 p. m. .. 'Judson ... . ................. 6,25 " •
Arrives Cleveland.. ............... ,35
.BoanTralns make close connections with Trains
eitzaMlAS Pennsylvania Railroad for the Eastern Leaves Pitt,burah ............... 1,55 p, tn.
ia.Allentown and Philadelphia. ' Wellsville ............... ... 4.00 "
Bayard .................. .... ,1
Only one change of cars between Chicago
and New.•Torki.ila Pittsburgh and Allentown, on " Alliance. .................. . 5.311
kraus leaving. Chicago at 640 p • rn., reaching " Hudson
............. . 7101 ..
rabbets% atas ll og. In.. and New York at 10.45 Arrives Cl e veland .. : ................ hi,.. 10
ACOMMittiDATION TRAINS—From Federal Connecting at Bayard with Toeicorawas branch
for New Philadelphia :end Canal Dover at Alliance
, . erect Station, Allegheny City.. with Pittsburgh, Fort Wa3 - ne and Chicago Rail
roa.,l at 'racism:. with Cleveland. Zanesville and
BRIT BRIGHTON ACT'OMMODATION. Chtea,go
:t a d fur Akron cm- Falls and Mil
LllgiirotAti!tibitii* at. 0 ,30-a. M. and 9,30 p. rib ler:Antra, :tad at Cleveland with C.
Sc• E R. 11. for
litewßq t aton.li.ta " " 6.10 lnc. Dunkirk and Hudak), with C. a; F.
H. It. li.
5 ..
sie.Newli too. 6,30 " " 12.10 " Toledo, Detroit at.d Chicago.
Fee stAliec ca.r. . 1 5,115 " " 2,00 " Wellsville leconitnndit on leaves at 3,33 p.m.
BCONOIri ACCOMMDDATION. Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh a , of 1- Allegheny' at 12,30 p. m. and 6p. tn. l ' 3 ‘ v .N•i a ii T r ,,i n
.......... . . 1.10 p. m.
' Beitnadm; at 6,03 a. 'tn. and 4,00 "
Express Train . . ..... . ............ 2,05 a. tn.
i • ..
MARKET TRAIN. i Wellsville A , 011 2 / 1 110.1:: Zio on 9,40 a, In.
tealmmo Alliancent 6.10*a. tn. I Passe:v.:l-s desiring to go to Sandusky, Tot cdo,
eaves atAilegheny at .................... ...11,00 a. tn. Chicago, or points Wog el eleveliiel.i, must h e
res Allegheny at .... , ...................... 2.30 . nt. particular to ask tbr GA c -t; via fi e ve1,,,,.i.
Artiresat Alliance ..... . ................ ...... .. 1,33 I ' . tn. Through Ticket. , can lie procured at the Liberty
which ii 'Street Depot, Pit: slough.
11 111-titains are run by Columba - 3 thine,
12 minabm Slower titan Pittsburgh time.
.i. sTI; It A li.T. Ti. k .... A g,.t.
031.7lekets good on the tieco m ni. sin ti.•r, and 1 I.•r io rill er partioulars apply to
saarget,trains are 'old at reduced price, WILLIAM sTEW A it 1•, A.geo I.
ellitif trains connect as foilnws:— At the Cenipany' , edice in l'reight Station, Pena
Aileen e: with trains on the Cleveland and 1 8t.r. '"t•
~ o2i
. _
P tteinugh Railroad. ' .
At Online. Ohio, to and from :Millers:.
Akrea..Guyahoga Falls, etc.
AllauVai Otuo...for . Mount Vernon, Shelby.
y,,- oledo , Detroit, etc.
At Oiest in o...egrDeleware.t , pritigfield, Colu to b 5 , ,,
Cincinnati—Xenia. Dayton, Indianapolis, Saint
Louis. Lottlarille. etc.
At Forest.-forStningfield.Sanditsky, Dayton, Cin
cinnati, etc.etc.
At LintaaorliiidneY. Dayton, Cincinnati, Toledo,
At Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette, Ind., Saint
Lo ttkflldtkinbsrfnediate points in Central In
dians and Illinois.
At ftittger ifthioJto4l 1- <, - • -
At "all pow.' on the Louisville. New
Albany..._ an d Chicago Railroad.
And at Came l ; witt trafoi all poiids in Illi
nois, Himont", towa, Wis,consio and 314111e:it/M.
For further information and through tickets
apply-to.- - GE01141i,.. PARKIN. Ticket Act.
Passenger Station. Pittsburgh; „ 1
Through Tickets for sale at the.Tieket Offices of '
tbeClownwrgnitha- linflir.fins - ,gesid, to all` tart
of titelYAmid-stitot. ' -- irar.-P: NIITNN,
General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh.
G. ly. cAag, General Stinenniendent..
OFLANIGIM Colk-• T.131.E.
• •
... . -
TI3IC TO CINCINNATI AS qt.inrii.
and to Inditinapolis, St. Louis and Chicago
- shorter than by any other route.
WESTWARD TRAINS.
Mail Line. Exp
Leaves Pittsburgh ......... 440 a. ni. /AO j o i n. Allegheny ......... 1,50 0. in. 1,50 p. M.
Mansfield. .......... 10,05 a. ca. 10,10 p. m.
Arrives Crestline .. ............ a. M. 10,50 p. in.
"
Forest ............ -112,45 p. in. 12,58 a. m.
Lima ... ............ 2.15 p. m. 2.80 a. in.
Fort Wayne..... 4,50 p. m. 5,00 a. m.
Cidaign, a 11
12..0045 p. in. 11,00 a. tn.
Losti -
FOR COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS
Leave, Coastline 10,55 a. m. 11,00 p. m..
ArOvesColumbus.. ... 1,30 p. 1,30 am.
-6, p. m. --7, m.
StLessis Im 45 410 a. mo& tn. 11,55 p. in.
FOR INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
Wee Cre5t1ine...... — .....10,55 a. in, 11,00 p. ni.
is at IniiiihaPolis_ '9,00 p. in. 9,00 a. In.
Terre Haute.- a.= a. in. 2,50 P. In.
St. Louis ...... ..10,05 a. m. 11.65 p. m.
of AB Trains through to, Chicago without change
1 11.11. , --Tlie time to Cincinnati is the same as
lzyStentienville. Trains - on both Reads 'neer at
wigmbste. and passengers all go into Cincinnati .
together.
.
1882,,;;,-: . rTHE 1882.
1681111111' VIATRAL RAILROAD.
'moo"? DAILY TRALArs.
i,,1000.11, AIiIIAiiGENENT.
I..nlawait THAI* LEAttS PITTS-
P4/16111. from the Pa s s inneisr - Deifet. at the
ree i ge f it L S ' i b irtti r irrit 6FIO a. tin!? $1=:12;
Itatkwle between Pitlehurith arid Philadelphia.
Thin train strives in Philadelphia at 11:15 p, tn..
...44imam lastomineetion for New Tort from. Ken-•
spot, at 12:00 p. in.. over Canelen-nlid
Am e .
TH ~ VS . ' TRAIN -leaves tbe-nove
1011.
arcs
ed station da il y at 4,40 1 4 ,w:stopping only
at p o iwrrelaknit direct . coeliac-
Ron at arrisue or ROM's:if:keg/id W as.
sad for New 'yligAlrill This train ar
rives in Phifadep as at SAKS a. In., leaking con
nection (*New roiktrom irensiiigton • Depot at
11 ever painden , and Amboy line. A:
8 . . ntrulahrough freal Pittsburgh
to Jersey via
,Allentown-,-,l3otailee"attached
to this traiAbi',.. -IL. '• • • '
tion
THE Ratir LINE leaves the above nanuni sta
daily. (except Sunday) at 2 4341 1, tr. in., atop
pingonly at principal stations, connecting at Mar
risbarg for atithweesmAjraSeinitkim,Thls train
arrives in gmaajaphia at 543 p. in., making
close al t attlewegbe iliew iprk. from lieneington
Depo magm4diper Ramiro &Arab* , line.
A .1112110DATION TRAINS.
JOIENSTOWN'AtOORPMRDA IN
TION" - TRAIN,
leaves &lib (except Sunday) at 3,00 p , fn. , stop
tia®ping aig tr , andtrunning us fa r as Cone
intingh.
_____
FIRST ACOOMMODAITONTRAINforWaII'a
dation leaves daily (except Sunday.) at 6,40 a. in.
SEOONIF • J!CCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wes ,
daily.. (except Sunday) at
illiwaott;i,
THIZD-4.6tOMMODATION TRAIN for
4,06
Walllwabitkawleavesz daily, (except Sunday) at
W FOUR motion. Vir AD
leaves OOMBIODATICW .TRAIN fo r
6,15 14 - an'a daily. wilt. Sunday/ at
ns.
•L'il '
i:G iiimiks
' Pitriptan AS FOLLOWS ;
ase...
_.
...vii: 77 ''
7 ':1 ,. 4 . .r.7.Y. ...... 17:17.7.77778: 16
56:: m:
ur5ix.M............... ........ : .t. .: ... . lowa. ni.
0 , , - .... • , , lieu ~. . . ......... MAO a. ni.
let W 1 k",t-'.ll:r Vommodation..-...6,20 a. tn.
Iki W -......., , r. • -•,, - . , ition 8410 a. tn.,
Id W • - " r• '...... :- ,4:*Junttidittitin .. :.. 1 , 4 4 P. m.
4th W : - '' •
' -.... "A. fttantodation:....4,o3 p. m.
at
Ilittri 1 "Wine and Indiana connect
-- nm' i, ..Meotion with Johnstown Ac-
WMt ettatiOn, : , .Xnd "(rect. and Express and
TO 4lf I it - R?.. ....... , ............
4,.! I . i ELP1111..... ......... ... ,:: iO.OO
t RE ........ .................. 9,50
• . immi Pri
_... ..... -.: .... : ... : .. SAS
- : , I grlig . . .... ... ... ...... ...... 7,45
ailP'Wd to all Mationion the AMlD
wylvaida, ind to Philadelphia, Balti-'
mars ant SW ork.
.. , .
illir Passengers purchaeing tickets in•care ming
be cu an yeses eavroling to &an Mir
sled in addition ta-thastation.rates. e
xcept Illsus.
Mations he
re the cOmpany has no agent.
ln case of lass the Compauly will
Motion emostaintie meponsible tor personal b
twat and Wan - amount hot exceeding PI .
.. PI. IL—An Omnibus Line hue been employed
to
on nasMutileroitud Weans to and from the
Piridepot. at allszaiasta °caved ng cents fo r eac h
r and gage.
cZkete apply : .--.,
At the P ivir
.diff.siCtit; ALent.
etoti..B.-11:Rowl8tation en Liberty
and Grant streets. OCII LEWIS,
nal General fingerinteeshenta.:
•
W ..110.117D. ;TH , IVIA 'smut - -AND
RAILROA ,• . :
INDIANAPOLIS 'AND 'ClNClifigu. I. I.
,
Osonecling at Indianapolb Itiqz:Terre Ratite.
and TernaktiteAnd Alton galtmoi, to St. Louis
Band Lafayette and Indianattolis, New Albany and
N " k t a cit m it h enemVrittotr.Tri
hi,„....._..66.diat0p 0 n,..
Preiglit Train • to INDIANAPOLIS,
Terp,7"HAUT__E,LAPAYETTE and MU.
PreiAhtiwinirsgear earr' fed from 'in
nati or Lawrenoeb n nt. in lass time than by am'
other route bY twenty-Soar bones; and at as low
Batas. The only road by which shipments can be
. Ibmods from Cincinnati to the West. withont break
illi. -14 k , • ' . .
flora tt7 4 l4llo l# D. . & n i g . e A nt I I:
tor 0 0 01 41 6 . will Weeivw Prompt attention.
gmg charge for commission; so caA.ll42g soli
ealgermsternmasorEdr Lawazircsarno.
iiis7 information apply to THOMAS
. (No:115 Water stiwet.) agent of the
. who is prepared to give mourn' Sr. Pas 79 and freight to Indianapolis,
krainie Hants. L ette, Chicago Pcru: Green -
enatietCrawfordsvil e,Charlatig ia s andMat 7
Inir dk at.ptiwiiiLlt
bibimetal_ .
tint~`jPriW
reqm
Iti
itarairr.ot.
... _
ALL PERSONS EC TICK ETB FOR
SAINT JOSEPH.
4.11 d aim jaiata ia Northar
tiek Miedeerl a dia &awl ring-U5i11aa.a.6,.........1111,e44Ttaake dam Wilt On
NOinleinkilemil/Lojui4 Lti,
/10 WAN& ; litLadie• Si..i.....__JoisPb. .
MOM. • '4J--- by nu. mid 6 •
a r tere 74
. . ' : . ' 4
4
la calms 1 ' t ,-; ,
icli tiegAidV ial 4 - --: ..I.A i . k
i mr . ..80„*„„,4
WINT ER ARRANGEMENT
NO. 32 DIAMOND ALLEY,
!•..
•.,
PITTSIATItbiI
HE SUBSCRIBER A NIS OUNCES
-T to the public that he is in daily receipt of
1 FREW SHELL AND CAN OYSTEItS, GAME.
ke..;'sintl 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 811 AI, ER,
3:110:1y
Proprietor.
x c s co rt
. OYSTER AND .EATING HOUSE
No.lll Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
WLIOI,ESALE AND RETAIL fiSALERS
LAKE. AND EASTERN FISH,
shEs,ii PHILADELPHIA ANDHALTIMORE
OYSTERS AND WILD GAME,
wiu
814 1116011.
3:IIAN & CO.
AIIRENTZ,
t truatjuQt be-
Penanyl vania
t conyenient
ring by that
• ... -- ---
. ; proprietor bevies., at considerable ex
p_ense, .tatte4 up, in eic elkultstarle. the MANffION
'HOUSE, would respeCtf_ yull solicit a share of
public patronage. iris Larder and .Bar • will be
furnished - with the bait the market Awn afford.
fells
WILLIA.III BE
IMPORTER AND • DEALER IN
Brandies Oonlial;1,-Winest_Old Mononga•
hell and Beatified Whiskey,
N0..120 WOOD STREET, Pithiblirgh
featim
WILLIAM CL.tvTOv,
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
lie. 37 Diamond Alley,
near Wood street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
a? Always on hand. Blackberry. Cherry and
...retto Brandied. Old Sfononilabela Rectified
wkiska. &a.
E. P. MIDDLETON &IMO.,
iMPORTMIS Or
WINES, BRANDIES, &c
MID MMUS IX
'FINE OLD WHISKIES,
'1" """Mr. A n Alintarniarr.
PIOi;ADELPHTI::: split rd
.
PC '
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sio rernd zs t i r
ado ; r
MIELLRIIB
Pa 00 I
s amt IltssiourilL
REVELINP k PIMBUR4ff R
TIIXI
Irk ELAIWARE MU SAPE
TUAL TT IN
.lLirttritANCE t'O3IPANT—INCORPORA -
TED 81 . THE L EGISLATURE OF PENNSVL-
V ARIA, 1833. OFFICE. S. E. CORNER
THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS, PHIL A
DEMI' lA. MARINE .I..vsit.v..vcFs .ii v(l,-
iel , . Car •o .0 Freight, to all parts I.f the world.
INLAND i NSURANOES 1111 ti.iniLi, Ly River-%
Ca flak Lakes, and Land Carriage:, to all ' , arts
or the Union. FIRE I NSURANCES on :tier-
enatidise generally. on Stores, Dwelling liouse.s,
Se.
DIRECTORS.—WiIIiatn .Martin, Edmund A.
Souder, Theophilus.Paulding, John N. Penr,re,
John C. Davis, Tames Tranquidr. Win. Eyre, Jr.,
James C. Hand, Win. C. Ludwig. Joseph 11. Seal,
Dr.
n R. M. Huston, Geo. o. Lieper, Ifugh Craig
Charles Kelley, Samuel E. Ste.kes, .1. F. Pen ii , ton . ,
lltory Sloan, Edward Darlington.
11. Jones i
Brooke, Spencer . 11 '11v:tin, Thos. C. Ila od, Robert
Burton. Jr., .I.oot, P.. Tones, James IL Al 'Pa eland, i
.rosins P. ilYre, John 11. Semple. Pit t , hurah, IL ,
L Ilter - 1. - . 4 .. R. nerger, ,1,,.
WILLIAM MA I: I. IN. President.
Ramo,
mo IL s. C. lIAN Vice president, 1
lerl. C.c ay. Seeretarv.
P. A. AIADEI BA, A I
keat,
J. 22 :co. ua Waterstreet, Pitt. , burgh. I titi s :
, I% e eager r.1.1•:,.rve he p-r,ist .'in i
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS h:„.,,in, ~. ti,,, to that
religion, lodier or .1. P. I
enjamin. whom lie III!,1211ale'"; ..a lulls,
IEI I' F. • I 1:2 I :
1nii,,,a1.1,, .1,.,,.. - will, Mr. 11.•flii,,,,iii':
rilirc rictsrtiiiriiiiit 11 .NSI'llANCE I (),i'lit,."l 1 ; i " . " - "" "t l"."°"in) 1:11-1"1""ilvi.
-a. COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, OFFIcE• I lir. nrontlioh mar oe more itintlitar roan .
Ni). 425 and 437 colon...l;LT sTitiver.. i :in rsel yes, lint e, r• . insist that the Parson
near I` inti.
• Ivl , OF 1 ... 1 ...... . . , Ita, gut. the Sliatiotv of a right to int rodtwo
TATh3 .N
.; :-..., z,s J IA 1.4, pi t o
Puldidied Agree a bly i.,
..c .n :I, e 'i -'e . . 1 i, ;lit , . hi.; , peeelles any Stieh slurs on then
116 .•*,l'ill 113.,
being:
.1 ewiall religion tts those on the last two t ie-
, CURRENT NEWS OF THE DAY,
I First AlertgageQ. limply .seettred . . ... ....sl,Btin 31r.i as : (lu-ions lie ints been initieed ift ilitliiil:”.
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102. ... 0.6
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c
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, Ist,. agatti.,i. ..zr. n.ron nine , onwarra tan
"ft" OLTNG- ' S , tend :I.e.:al.:tie. ............ ~. .. 4 , ,rt5 V. , ble it.., "I tile .1 e w1:11 nalne ill a e ,, ,weeti oa
. Stoelo. (Pre,ent ruin , " tc:tif; ...... . ; i : :2: ..
. ...
. ' de...jetted to ridicule Or 111.1)11,1• j 1 . f t is
' co-t
srl 7sP. ,w t ' ,-
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT , Slit, Mad MI6 Re . cei vat;le ............... i', ol to . about time ioielt a pre.indiee, worthy of the
- t .
I (.4.411 ................................................... 27:1 , 19 :Cl ' nark ages. had ceas e d t,i exist.
•
AT THE OLD STA ND
___
__-___,....,„______ •
$2,:105.651
'
CORNUCOPI/E RESTAURANT i , T ii ii y e , ; ; l.v , , r i h e t r frion premiums which this 11l 1
aw, are trotu risks which have Gen. Stone.
I rw a e r adete r ❑
tn ' ined. 'Y
Tler petition to :Ito Pre,iiletit. .sking
NO.- 40, -FIFTH STREET, In.ttruwes nettle on every descripti o n of hop- no intinmliati , trial I; it. I i ettr•ra I qtom..
.e ; r2 .s „ , tz e i
~
to,lvint
h a , ci e t u tio i t t zu try, at rates as low as are . ha:. 'Welt tiliniertiinily signed. Every da . %
i UP TO Till: WWII OF GOING TO PRESS:
ViriIIEREFANILIES,IIIOTELS. NES- 1 1.. T .
117w,TV TAERANTIt an • th e tr a d e geHerany ran I , olive their incorporation , a period id thirty I \illicit Pas i ''' ' ' l'Y With(, , aII S rhi i ng l '.' ug
'el,,,itqw.lhieoleowailtehnl,tjtLee;:iiliiuttrssaG3ir:o,l3:o:t..selor.riceeli:,,T,lo i
. e . N. t.
e a e rs e . 4 t i l n i
g ey
i l ‘u v r e ii t h 1 i
0 1 us m ses_ 0 f bYF
Donors,tr e t o
therebya aatu tit!ilt (111.711r.iii ( 11 4. 1 11 1 ::: 1.; 1 1 1r seat'
i ' :: ' ,,,,,17i: ,,. 1 , ; } I ' fi ". ‘ . r r i t 'll
; lording evidenc e of the advantage,. of Insuranee, 1,,, s l im a, / i .,,.,., „ e 1 ,-, i,,
-- --- _
las well as the a bility and disposition to meet with - -- - - ~.. _ to
)._
. 1 ,.. 10 ,:::: t. el e l ,' c... i i t together with a choice selection of
' Young's Eat ing Saloum', I promptneAs 01 liabilities. ' '
•he wit, arrii-ited iii it inii,fortune fur
CORNER VIRGIN :i I.LEY AND S:d IT II- ' 1....,e, paid during tio,year 1 330. 862,133 36. , whieh, perhaps, hi , . friends have no I Tales, Poetry, Literary and Nelentine
• FULD STREETS:-
LIRECTORS.
right to complain, considerin g the state i Articles, Valuable Statialleal irm.
Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of tile 1 Charles W. Hawker, Mordecai D. Lewis, of ;;.,. eininii'V : filit that he Slit - mill ! formation, Agricultural
bCa,on will be served up in the most or
Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown.
have Iwo!' liept tinder arre.t tor weeks. : News, ike.„ de.;
style.
ELI 101 NO, S:finuel timid, Isaac Lea.
and neithpr fir, hi,: emlll-el nor friends 1
ucti corner Virgin alley and S, 1,1
oL Jacob R. Smith. ' Alward C. Dale.
George W. Richards Oegrge Fates. know on wleit elittre,-- r.,t I - he re- % •EV RNISFIED BY OUR OWN CONTRIBUTORS.
. 1“. it. s
CHAS. N. ' DANIA ER President.
EDWARD C. DALE. *iee President • , arreqinl. I , a Ivrrd . l2'. I iel,oral S . . is • , mr , N .,..d ( ,F,„.. if,„„„ 0 „ . „.1,, r.. Ile
C , hiu. . l* 1 or compiled with the greatest care, from
WM. A. STEEL., Seeretary pro tern.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent, I 1.0,1,-r eira, to idly-4,41 eiititCtt:.l . than at 1 ..,
mylti Northeast con. Third and Weed sin. , r , O , : ~.„,i.,...,,,. ___
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,
iatrgh. , UPHOLSTERING.
1 .
. : UPHOLSTER Ir,
• i
( , Nu. 85 Ftwirrri sr.. NE.ut p,.()01),
T i, frit }!‘ t i t t . i d It l. e ,R •p i t ill -, F ul t •i l'i n t I 1%1-10A1! ii-,!':11.c..,1.N.-
i artiele in their line. viz: Cornices. Ornathenbs,
I Curtain Goods, Coulfort,, Feather Bed,. 3lattrases
1 of all kinds; a1:44 the celebrated Patent Br•ting
ne,lg. An kinds of Shades, Blinds and Fix 1 urea.
4i Prompt attentit,ll ;;iron to all . o dor: , for bi
ting. and laying down I 'arpet,=. Oil Cloths. Are.
ortl7:lYci ROBERTS& HOENIG K.
WAGE If 011 11:
No. 350 Liberty Street,
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger . Depot,
JOIIN •
SAVAGE; Pr•prielor.
HAVING TAKEN AND ierrrED Itp,
with all the modern improvements, this
po
puler resort, the subseri her is prepared to accom-
modate his old custuiners and the public goner
ally. with the best the markets affluds (ly,ders
will he served up in every variety of style.du ring
the ieason. llis Wines, Liquors and Ales lit feels
confident in recommending to the public fur their
excellence.
Can. Bucket and Shell Oysters re,,eived daily
and sold wholesale and retail. niy2o:lyd I
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN-THE DIAMOND,-
a- 04,4... ~..Apow.u. . 1- 40prle t or.
H A Vi Nu TAKEN AND FITTED EP,
at a wreat expense, with all the Modern im
provements, this popular resort, the subscriber
as prepared to aceoniutudote his friends and the
lir
public generally, with thu best the market
affords.
OYSTERS will be served up in every variety of
style during the season.
LIQUORS and ALES he Mehl confident in re
commending to the public fur their excellence.
trip . :lll.l.4LS served up at all hours, and DAY
and NIGHT BOARDERS taken. aplzly
OUiT, HOUSE.
WINES AND LIQUORS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
FIRE INSITRANCE
.
BY THE
RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
OF Pr111../LDE.I.AsILIA,
On Buildings' Limited or Perpetual, Merchan
dise, Furniture, Sc., in town or
WOFFICE N iO. 308 WALNUT STREET.
aludleaPleak $ 2 29,310 00.
Assets,
Invested as follows, viz: 0303,508 88.
First Mortgage or Improved City Pro-
GroupertY, worth double the amount...... $155.6al 00
nd rent, first class. , ..... . ... ......... 50
Pennsylvania Railroad 'Co's 6.p . Z 462
cent.
Mortgage Loans, $30,000, cost .......... . 27,900 00
Philadelphia city 6 "f cent, 10an....,.... 0,
2000 00
Allegheny County 6 V cent. Pennsyj_
vania Railroad Loans ..... .. ........ .
Collatenil loans , well secured . ....
.
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mo un ta inßailroad company, mortgage 10an.....
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock .........
Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance
Company ....... _ .. . ... ............ _ ....... 2-1.35 a 00
Stock of County Fire insurance Co ...... 1,050 00
stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00
Commercial Bank do .................. 6,135 01
Mechanics' Bank do
.. . .............. 2,n12 50
Union M. Insurance Co's 5crip............ 160 00
Bills Receivable, business paper ......... 16,29.7 18
Book Accounts, secured interest, etc.... 6,216 72
Cush on hand and in hands of agents.. 11,385 15
CLE $.113.508 96
M TINGLEY, PresidcuL
D IRECTORS.
Clem Tingley, Samuel Bispham,
Wm. R. Thompson, Robert Steen.
Frederick Brown, William Musser.
Cornelius Stevenson, Benj. W. Tingley. -
John R. Worrel. Marshall Bill,
11. L. Carson,
Z. Lotbred),
Robert Toland, Charla-s Leland.
Frederick Leonia, Jacob T. Bunting.
Charlet, S. Wood
Smith Bowen,
James S. WoodwarJ,Jolin Bissell, a-n:NIL ,
It. M. lIINCILMAN, Sven,la r.Y. I
J. GARDNER CuFFI N. Agent.
Northemd corner Third and Wood sta.
YE:STERN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF P.ITISBURGII. ,
GEORGE DARSIE, President.
P. M. GORDON' Seeretarr
dept. R. D. COCHRAN, Gen'l As:ent. - •
N0.'92 Water street, (Spam ( „I: Cu's Warehouse. I
up stairs.) PittAurgh.
Will insure ag.tinst all kinds of FIRE and MA-
RINE BISRS.
A Dome Institution managed Ity Directors who I
are well known in the comer, uturti ty. and whottre I
determined, by promptnes s end liberality, to Ina it
ta, wthe character which they have assumed, as of
fering the best protection to those who desire to be
insured.
ASSETS, OCTOBER 3016, 1401.
MStock Accounts ...................................... $ 63,000 On
OffieortttaFe ............................................. 2,160 DU
Opte } urniture ................................... .'nt) 110
Cashen Accounts, etc ............................... 7,809 43
....... ...1........................ . . ............ ... 18,351 99 .
Premium N ote;, ... ................... 27,645 211 ,
Notes and Bills discounted .................. 1;4,075 14 '.
R. Ililler, Jr., DIRECTORS.James .5f 'A uley.
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimiek,
George Dania Wm.lf. Smh,
Cint, , . W. Bieketson, Andrew A ck it l ey.
Alexander Speer, David 31. Long.
Rea; J. Thomas ; Benj. Ea kewell,
John R. ill'Cune.
..--------______
I CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INSURES STEAMBOATS 'AND CARGOES.
Pr entMUEL REA, SeeretarY.
Wll. BAGALEY, Pr.
Office, Cor. of Market and Water Nle..
Insures against Ltan:and Damage in the Naviga
tion of the Southern and Western Rivers.
Lakes, and Bayous, and the Navi-
Insures gation of the Seas.
against Glow
and batnage by Fire,
DEFLECTORS.
Jas. Park, Jr.,
It. F. Jones.
T. AI
eorgeßingham,h
John Shipton.
S. Harbtrugh,
C. H. l u gh S. Dilworth,
Wm. Bagales
I Vm. 8. John:tor
Reese Owen.
.8. Prest - m. "
S. 31. Kier,
Jas. .8. Gaper,
J. Cu 'dwell.
wh:l~:7vJh
lIILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPAN Y ,
• NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET;
Opposite Ihe Coustoni. HOSitse.
• Capital...... 8219,100 Asset 4 .. ... .8304,945.
--------- ..-- •,, . •
Wiz"; araam ALL..innow '
v V 'SUlCANOteitheiPerpetdiWor h or im
every description of Property or ifed,on
Merrhandfee. at
reasunulne ndee• of pretnintn. ' •
ROBERT P. KING President,
M. W. BALDWIN% iriOe'Prefddent.
' • "
- '
1)1 11E0701k
Charles Cayes. E. R. Cope.
E. B. English George W. Brown.
P. B. Silvery. ' Joan S. Pant
C. Sheininn, John Clayton...
S. J. Aingarge 'E. Willer.
•
F. BLACCIIIIRN, Secretory; ..
J. O. COFFIN. Agent.
Corner Third and - Wood streete.
:..._______________-
NONOMMIEL4 INSUCINCE COPANI
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICERS
HENRY A. RUTCRISOrt, President.
HENRY M. ATWOOD.•Seeretali•
Capt. JAS. WOODBURN. Gruel Agent.
OFFICE NO. 011 WATER ATREET.
Will Insure all kinds of FIRE and MARINE
RISKS.
ASSETS. MAY lens, lUl.audse
Stock Due Bine, payable on demand
eured by two aPYrovednames 9178,750 00
Bills Receivable ................................... 23,567 34
Bills Discounted ........ 36 226 76
It=lifi aiiiWiiiiiii .-- - - ''''' 12 ' 000 6°
stook oak .........
100 Shares Citiiiins' Bank s
6,165 00
5„175
stock met .. ti 00
40 131 m2 O Ismeiiiiiiiiiiii
atoek east..
50 Shia . 2,050 00 Shia ßeni . iii ........ '
. berth ..................... „.... 2750 00 ' 1
, Pi/MOTOR& . $414 1 0 4 r.
Am: B. 11 0112.8. j - 1- x.;i t
Noll Miller.
B. to.
vim ,.. .- vs.
•
Woodr ia. -• d d „.•
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL iF
TRE) pAMLRADLE
---
Laid in the garret, where darkness and dust
511 Ar e the sole wardens of many a trust,
,7 e t .V. St e a m n etfea.:lloit'2ll(7l'g r er
ears,
Shapeless and homely, a east aside thing.
Thus the old tittuilY cradle 1. sing.
(Ince with vermilion its coating was gay,
Now all its brightness is faded awaY •
Worn is the paint from the sides and the head,
There no Soft corerlid longer is spread,
And the stiff rockers creek over the floor
Like a rheumatic, limb-weary and sore.
Yet there are thoughts full ofgoodm3ss and grace
Brightening with beauty the homliest thee;
l'...;peak to ns now of the years that are fled,
Changed are the liringand peaceful the dead •
What :ire thy memories mournful and rind,
ramify histories, mirthful or sad '>
Once a young toot her bent over thy side.
Fair as a maiden, and blest a. 4 a Mide.
There were warm kisses and tears of delight,
And the kind angels looked Pleased et the light
While the old cradle rocked gently a wn
v
Seeming in mosieal mortnitr, to say,
"To and fro, to anti fro, little one, sleet,.
Angel. , their watch o'er thy cradle shall keep:
To and fro, to and fro. thins as we rock,
S , •ftly and solemnly ticketh the clock.
A tol the swift ntonaents, wnile Marrying by,
Lullaby, lullaby, eitur as they fly.-
Eat the light moments bear years on their wing
Summer and autumn and winter and spring
Quickly succeeding, pass quickly away,
And tho young parents are "are worn and gray,
Children ars gathered by table and tire.
);leasing and honor to mother and sire.
Still the o/d, cradle reeks steadily there,
Still there are treasures to trust to it; care,
lle who its pillow in infancy prest,
Soothed by the song of a mother to rest,
Now in Inc 1 1111111100 d Stan& Arend nt ha site
Iratehing the aleeper with fatherly pride,
Awl the old cradle as loyinalY still
Ouarda like a easket.itijew e l front ill.
none are Ilse issts , sl OM'? liirlV 1.,
rlee Whi , ll lOW drsiansins; e tv , ssriss.,, , latutri
late ;sr, tl,e eisibirtli sviso grew 1, 2 . their =hle
Far ft.,t h,. I:.•russ ;,1 their 4:M1,1664111nd wile,
A p„I t 11, 1•:.:11110, 'forsaken. forlorn,
T.. Isissg . ess-3 in the garrist i, borne.
Ynt not tirerer it 4 u=nf
In ng. it sainutoneti-t..,ervi.'n •
untlin,
n.itrav,
,n
wity,
lint nbry tLr 111,1 ..0th:it it.: Iv...iiti ;
AL,=!
end
'teener ieietiglit in thy room. !tomb.
Aml the -ter!, .ir ..111.11..• in the
theri.,.l4l frinnti, in a Oil itrufriuttil.
Stirred tart by movement 6r .6 - iitrid.
()Cif the wind. with itg deep. j
11. the 1111....z.1ie.1]..111! if..111.1/y.
.111, 1 01... may murmur in , leep.
It..et. in thy di tire! thy solitude 1. - ,en.
• I II r: rccett
speeelii•R Or Parg.ill rit'OWn
v.iv,•!l {)ll;!nstt r,• the IsraPlite,,...
thin Je,rish .Iresgoir.rier
A. extviisit e . di.l not aSki .1 by
g.) OW war ~a i4l Itr alwAvi
thought Iyar was het irheu tal,e:: In I: Aiit—
opathic does.
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE/
UNDER CARE OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERSI
Mitt
Sill ATIED
, cambria county Pnti,yl
- four miles front Crison Station Station, on
the direct route between Philadelphia inn! Pit Es
burgh, was hmet-NI in with priviliges to
corder the usual (.'olleginte llonors and Degives.
The Wen , inn of the College 'll one of the most
healthy in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Alle
gheny Mountains being proverbial fir its Pure
waThe Sch ter.liracing a
niter ir, and picturesque seenery.
MO NDA olia:l:k year c•otinienee, on the FIRST
the 15th of .CST, and ends
about the with of JUNE &Bowing.' hie divided
into two Sessions. SI mien& cannot return home
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neces
sary for Land Surveying, Engineering.
will be furnishing by the Instituti o n t o th e
Students.
instrumental mid Vocal :if usic form, no extra
aharge. Students will he admitted .from eight
Tiara to the age of manliotat
ad Te ars — Bawd lin.l Tuition, payable half yearly
vance ................. .„. .... ..................... $lll
Washing and use of
.... ........... 10
Classical and Modern Languages
extra.... lo
St tulentsapend Vacation at the C ollege... 15
Reference can be made ttrtlitt lit. Rev. illshop
( PConner. to the Rev. Iteynnhi.4. Mil r's,
Loretto, and other Clergymen of the Pittsbur y
gh
Diocese.
Sr
$2!13,251 76
1.E.1t LED PICOPONALS A ICE INVITED
^or till tho 15th or April. 1.562, at 12 o'clock M.,
for supplying the rotted Sta tes Sub. Dep't with
.000 head of BEEF CATTLE on the hoof.
The Cattle t.l be delivertml at Washington CitY,
and each animal to a ecru° 1,30 i) pounds gross
weight : no. alibiing I adthitteir while!! weighs less
than IMO pounds gross.
The Cattle to be delivered at such times and in
much quantities as die OnvernMent may require.
Cattle will be required under this contract soon
after the contract im elomed. II cifers and bulls not
wanted.
A bond. with good and mtisfliotory security,
will be required.
Government reservem .. itself the right to limy
in Treasury notes.
No bid will be entertained when put in by con
tractors who have preyjimmy failed to comply
with their contracts. or where the bidder is not
present to respond to his bid, and all bids • to be
accompanied by two guaranties.
precisee: of firms shook! lie stated in full. with
the addrees :dal/ tl: members of the firm
Rids to be dimeted to .la..ior A. BECK irrni,
C• s.. U. :.i..A.. W , ashiughin, D. C.
/low ‘ii Guarantee:
!.:14 - e, —. of the county of--..---. and State of-,---
and —. oPthe etottitY of '‘../1111i t:ire of --, di
hereby guarantee that ---7 jeable:to.fultil a con
tract in aecortlanee lit! , the tempt of his proposi
tion. and that should his proposition be necePted,
he Will n t once enter into p. oentracrin :moor:dance
'thidowith. ' Should the :•ontract be awarded him
we are prepared to become his: securities: This
Vlore:dee must he appended to each bid. •
a p3:dtd - •'
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wholesal e and Retail. Dealers in
Agricultural 'and Farming Imple
ments,*Seeds, &e.
Agents for the Buckeye Mower ''and Reaper.
Woods' Mower and Irim Harvester, and
Beekstoce and Ammon 's Nursery,
,
NO. 127.LIEBERTY sTaiett,
3a4:6nulaw PITTSBURGH. PA.
LADIES
KID SLIPPERS 50 CENTS.
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AT NO, 18 FIFTH STREET.
mh22 D. S. DIFFENBACRER.
0 68 tbr ir DneL l Creek, Lubricating 33 to 30
42 %%IL tY lio do. do 34 to 35 gravity,
277 do Allegheny refinery 40 to 44 do
100 do Weever'a farm 42
Received and for sale by •
ale& R. L. ALLEN, Agent , No. 6 Wood St.
A superior sasortment of
LADIES d: CHILDREN'S COTTON HOSE,
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PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
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rITYABITRUR Pa. _
PITTSBL'OLL PA
LAKE RUPERT OCIEP4KMM,
SIVELTINfa WOR Ks.
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• Manufacturers of
Sheath, Braziers' and Bolt Copper. Premed Cope
per Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms. :spNtor
Solder, Am. Also importers and
dealent in Metals. Tin
Plate Sheet Iron,
Pire, Am.
Sig- Constantly on hand. Tinmen's Machine,
and Tools Warehouse. - N o . len FIRST and ISO
SECOND STREETS, Pittsburgh, Penna.
Air Special orders of Copper cut to any desired
pattern.
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WIC M. FABER & CO.,
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STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS
Iron Pounders,
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND WIEN MOM
Near the Penn. B. B. Passenger D
PI TTSBURGII, e II
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IigANITFACTIIILE ALL SIM*
ANA. Steam &ones, ranging from me* to on
hundred and fithorse power. and wited .
Grist Alills, Saw M ills, M Blast Furnaces, no
etc.
Gire particular attention to the constriction oh
Entrees and Machinery for grist milk and
ußtightg. 'bulky and circular saw mills.
Have also 011 hand. finished and ready forship
meat at short notice. Engines and Boilers &evert.
deeeription.
Alas. furnish Itoilersand Sheet Iron separateiy:
Wrought Iron Shafting. Bangers and Pales in
every varietr . and continue the manufacture of.
Woolen Ahtelimeryundltachine Cards. ,
Onr prices are low. our machinery manufactur
ed of the best qualityof materials, and warranted
in all eases to give satisfaction. . •
4111iMnters from all parts of the country solicit
ed and promptly filled.
fe2l:dew
.pint
1 ' - ARAMs
AT REDUCED PRICES.
JAPES W. WOODWILL,
27 & 29 THIRD STREET,
111 FOURTH STREET.
Conßioting of
ALL VAR.TETTES OF STYLE AND MISR
SUITABLE FQR
MOTELS & PRIVATE DIVELLINGC
, .
ai' All ordere promptly attended 'to and the
Furniture earentlly packed and bolted;:
Sir Steamboats and Hetet. furniehei 'at dint
notion. Cabinet /ashen e'
ale aril
ale in their line. 'z' ' ' mild
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lovitiurnek FO R 1C414-4.PULL
of:Pittsb -amulactinit,
fu.arfITURE; embriseink •
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WARDROM.
sad every article needed Ina well fanilstiodirwil
lina.. am wall aa a Sae assanwent of • • •
C ON,TICZ Flll.
NIT Var' '
onstantly ; on band andanade to order. Asibi'
only terms on which buidwasaisdoneiratu NW*
ligament fa for( A SB. Piked Amami.:
injiy. Penomi in want of. 'it kilwiro
lino would be advaii_towadjot at_ l, l , •• .
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a._ No. 1•8 Stuithfield 'shoat- below SIM.
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LA LATIST-AICD RICHEST PA 8. at
th oloweetpriees.
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PITTSBITROB, PA
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