...ATI AS QUITE.
otis,St. Louis and Chino
other route.
WESTWARD TRAINS.
Mall Line.
...ivy. Pittsbursh.....-.. I,sto a. m.' ari sill. ,. m.
..Allegheny 1,30 a. in. 4,80 p. m.
Mansfield 10,03 a. in. 10.10 D. La.
3 / 1 1114 "ahtline .. .. . --HMO a. to. 10,30 p. m.
• omit .12,46 p. ta. 12,38 a. in.
" • • lama 3 1. 1 3 P. 1 : 11 . 243 0 a * in *
or Wayne..... 4,60 p. in. 5, 00 R. ILI.
" ago 11.00 p. m. 11 ,0 0 a. in.
" t. Louis 13,43 p. tn.
1031 COLUMBUS, CISCLVNATI & ST. LOUIS,
tr izin
Lama irk-. ...... 10.50 a. at. 11,00 p. la.
Artivah
embu5.......... I ,
.., r . p. It. 1,30
, t .. ::
0 L a ub._ .10.40,a. at. 11430. m.
idi xplino.i.j.o_u4 Azumgr t . Louis. , . ..
.
4 1 : 4 11:p iza ., ...10;311 a, at. 11,00 p. a.
at la. 11.00 p. a'. 1.00 a. m.
lisabil- IMF& a;
_1_4401 p. am.
Lbal..-..J.:000 a. /4. - 40 1 011.10 ,
111 bablathiliapli I. adagio 'What abash
_ga m
If 8.,
_•-lltio dna to. Olsalltaatt tabth same aa
tiriaishastatat. Tabu as bath mot at
0001101b0a mad samstammo aL ha late Ciaeitutati
lippihar.
SASTWARD TRAINIL
Mail. Ewen.
MeWIMP. = Slaw e. za- CAW 9. al
ai pelt w . ayne...111.06 p. m. 1246 a. in.
Vneetlice 5,311 gr. 03. 6.20 a. m.
Pittsbargh...... 243 a. m. 2.30 P. LEL
BalitTrains maim eleseeminections with Train,
wait Yenrisylvaaia Railroad for the Eastern
Mal els Allentown and Philadelphia.
airceab ins vasse. of oars between Chicago
almillowieel=ttethridt and Allentown.. en
at 040 go • ni moll
3,56 s a.. aadNew Yor k at 10.
ACCOMMODATION TAM:NS—From Federal
I _,L, 4 ________,___ .- - ilisitDeados. A1 1 016 , 10' Ms.
AIM - nAIIi*TON ACCOMMODATION.
lamps aibits,st.. I.se ...p. and iamb p : p.
nilje 6,10
' Nig OA* " 9.10
at - 6,16 " "" 1
SAW "
3 1 00N6MYA000WKODATION.
lAMB Anelikilsr st 104150 p. in. and 8 p.
AMMO •
Mammy at 1403 a. m. and 4.00
MARKET TRAIN.
# I 3Z I
Anima at Allauca ......
.
li o r sb ail i l n'n tha b : R=" 6 1: 3 4. whilh .
4
ID; -
ere so Aeod o l d at on the redacted p aottozdation and'
Was m
r uo at es. .
A . larepskerlial anuaeot ea /01/011/C.-
letiM,With AMAMI ea. the Elleveland and
As
alleilroad.
' Ohio. to and from MillerstauTh.
Amos. Or , ,Vals. eta.
At Mao* . - for- Mount Vernon.- Sholim,
iciata.
eels.: 'sled% Detroit, eta. -
At e, rDeleware,lSpr_inifield, Columbus.
lonia, Dayton , Indianapolis, Saint
' Lonisville, etc.
At met. ter4prlogileld, &whisky. Dayton, Cin-
AS=lPAtwf• Autos; Cincinnati, Toledo,
A ir
li tort. Wwne. for Porn. Lafayette, Ind., Saint
and intermediate poirits in Central In
and Illinois.
4A lymonth for Laporte.
as apmsib far ell pointe on the Louisville, New
Allireepo Railroad.
Lad with trains for all points in Illi
r_i-
ir j o owa, yviseou lt ata ntle esota.
appDPIA ~, OIRKGS'PARti rmation al tirtaWAO.
StaltiOa.
Thityleiliskete l Vi=atthirliAcit Offelii et
Ike OonApany on the lino of the read. Ao all 'pan
et the United States. - WM. P. SHINN.
...:Aostorni Peasesine AsentkiPittekank.
G. W.
.C4lOlll. General fingssAnsendeaC ~t •
(fistaii GE of T/31.E.
/882, THE
NUMMI CENTRAL LIMA
EIGHT DAILY TRAMS.
Wpm A.REANGEKEM.
TfiraMUM AMINI
TRAIN, LR= PIT .
em i froui the Atomiser Gook ittbi
inkammetitin of Liberty and Grant streets. •••17
Ilimamm ik Alinaday) atia,nk, rdlmain&at
'Ada ladradattalpdiat
Triir train arrives in PhiMl hid. at WA P. M..
sotiori for ~ en k art from Kea
=ill'elle Af! - . Mg* p, -, :sa4 ots:,Vidadati,aial-
Aratrikr
75 ", li ,tilltlir TRAIN 1. .,.. .
Lamed It 4 1# 0.i14 1 .
D prial •
_stauous. and masa% du ct Tatham%
lion ag.MiMenag ambaltiznorsaud 11 aabington.
arid for New lora vie ddeutown. :Chia train ar-
MIS in Philadeighis at MAPS a. m.. making COW.
madam kew
Ari, kart trout Keueington.Depot at i
l i et ra t 4: ; i:o n ver L 'amde ttre a ug ud h tn al bur bi t t e > l. irg t 1
to =4 , City vicalleuwwil—W tuileme—Attuched
i 0 trim Maist. 4 ,
TAN !'AST LLF.E.learsi the above named ata, I
arislMl iikluaisy) at 240 a.
m.. toy_ 1
anly at principatrutuons. otomeetum at 'liar-.
Mr itiliariamiiiiii Wasaington. This train
arrivia in rbiladeliAM at 5.23 30.,m.. making
. time rionsamian rut Ala liork-frota _Kensington
~it
at Y. la.. over CanuliM& Amboy ime.
AI I OOIIIIIODATION MIAMI.
J.. 1.0 3 aixolimozo Auer , TRAM
loaraitatijaliradayi at Now pr. is.. - atep.
• alai at all mamma and pianism ai dm so Cone
arartM. ..zir :kr: .., c,...::- ...F•
...,4..
puss ACOMIODAT/ONTAAINjotWaII*
stativii mono datidani st i.a sod,
w iWta m Ar a T i rlitSA:flON ss - . TR/4A, fiz
11,,e5a: , ai. , - , . - - 71
_f44,,,LOCONNODATION TRAIN. RIF
zoloaves daily. lazapt Sunday) at
~....5.14)
_,TOUItIft ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
iipariramataii. loaves doily. tempt Sunday) at
maw Waif. •
, t - - ILLTVISNINO , =WS
&UM IN. PLOW mut es FOLLOWS:
Flda- : 4 - .........—.........-.... ..............101d p. m.
' 1 4 ...............—...—........, SAO P. la.
•..- ...4241 a. m.
Li5i . ......, .... :Jars. 6. a.
w ilfeilagg.on—..at o. a.
iIPI - ri taiota, "l" : "l" iodmist=l,lll4: I tist.
a i r! 4 1 tilmialiaela,1 11 41 1 ,414.4hOG ir. a.
as .11: , . -:- ', °L . tha-,.....,,e550rpet
Mt 1 - 610 "" 1--114111 Jelliattord" 'AI .
. Mid Wort, sad swore sad
, .
'rvikaz:
.... ,
in" CHAIM 10,00 .
U.11191311i1C.7.7 IWO
SAS
T .... ......,....• 1.45 •
awlit ep! •
ii, Arebeeked to all gallons on the Penn
• tread: Ind to PhiLedelPhlo. Bali:j
inn hod
si t rto
hii - Sp aeliNiriallgag to si ga z n t es tn i v i !
did 04.1!-t . liffOin
ln eeeeiigik — thi CMTI4II
bald themselves silffleeekMPTlMlSM:,..
adz kw se ankeituit MWeememes .1
i tit i Odtl i n a d e ald...._ •
..egen, at a ebozgo not to ea Ad cents
at and
Nee 114 K" e474r, onswAirn Avid;
At the Penna. R. R. P deaden on Liberty
sad Great eared& - , OCR AMICK
NO General Superintendent, Altoona, Ps. .
WWROME VIA REV= AND
ILALLBOAD.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI R. R.
•t Indianapolis with,Torre Haat*.
•• t• and Alton Railroad:l*SL Am
• andindiana i New Albany and
Nia ilkthigan Cad castle CHICA
4:e ,16,14AXD. B 1311'95. and all
Frilt Train to_no
1 t SAX *LAFAYN= and NORM
-""•• egg paanor t o earned tom Chula
• of Lawzootobagt in Ito dam tam by any
route by twanty-four hours. and at as low
rain ••Timionlyiest by win* Winnows ass be
nutt e ra Cincinnati to the West. without brisk
laßassignments made to J. N. GIBBON& Ageot
gt_Gintonnati. or W. B. CUTTING Agent at
La will ransitw Mount attention.
and no own, we commission: no CRUMB VON
SI V TAGE OR 0030USSION LAWELSOCIOTIO.
I !firtrettralg,Z.r. g a°lt
. WIMP Pranuil to p'.° 'renown as
tams Dr and freight to Indianapolis,
T haute. . ClVP ril arn. Green
arl and Mat
dre I! F. LO_ .!Prosident.
' F. CHEM. Goobral .ThisidAdvfit
1862. INPORTANT. 1862.
ALL M1ER9033 MAU.; .151NG TICERTS
ELturrimagt.
pother volute in Northern iffesenrk*e false
erns. or the Territories. shisig - inoss Od
sing tickets that rend by the •
imam' Amnions' RAILROAD'
is •
only rail Rate from St. Louis to St. Joseph.
the-shortest and quickest line by thirteet
to the remotest point reached by rail, and is
Oran II obeaP as any other.
404 In es tts si l 7 =TY Th N o n r s a t
k a k fq a ur, " • P ig
-- -- - ISAAC If. STVutEO
biadGen't Supt,North Mimed - RAIL ,
i g A. {Wm& 010 maregaS Amos -.
AND Artits DONDAY. NOT. 25,
—ollllllteabs will&avithoDepotof tiorone
ivosita Lift*. fittsborth. as follows: •
PrIMMULEOLVNBUS & acc_ienten.
STEGBElivam •
l 'uslA .
Lorre" Fittibargb 1,115
"..ewvkl2,os p. ja.
Alps" 6,45
7 a. m.
Largergs itubu —__ 1,53 p. m.
o tenbenvil4.— ....... SOW "
•• await.: .... ..•• :a TO icinlibt
ambaa "
1,35 a.
Artivee outnati 7, 40
Louis 11,30 p. m.
No &ages of am between Pittebunik and Gin"
etnnati.
Splendid "looping ears attaokad $o all night
treams.
PITTSBIMH AND WHEELING LINE.
Levee ritteboia.. 14115 AL.&
4.66
5.55 • "
Agelgal 0,50 10141
. . . , . - . . .
i11ri1k.ittgr.....;..—....... 1.41114.p._
e.....—. ,‘
_OO .
r.,.
..... rug. ...... Li
. ' a r ' s --
"I '
•• •
fft:ti at tnieiglas with Baltimore sad Ode
andat Dells& with Cleveland and vole
Railroad for Zanorvilly, . Lancaster , Circlev il le,
t.bluadmee and Chattiiitunt: • ; -
PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE
Loge, Pittsburgh ............. 1,33 a. gy,
. Wineftllo....--....-..... 4,0 R "
......... "
" iVicir ".---. 7 SAS .OB "
Hudson- 8,25
Arrives Cleveland 0,33 "
Lekves Pittsburgh 1,55 p. in.
Wellsville.— 4,00
Bayard 3,24 "
" Alliance 5,30 "
AniHudson 7.04 "
vestaeveland...... 3,10 " •
Me e = i j a M t an l r t anal Tu rf ura titf ana c h e
with Pi F ort wane
endi ve a u mm limn.
rad at Odaaa. with -Cleoala gi tt. rdle, and
alitatga Mr Akron. .,- - a nd - Mil:
Unbars; iad at - Clawalatid wth C. k R. R. for
Erie Dulddrit and Sued% with C. & . It. R. fir
oledo, Detroit and Chicago.
Welloilledoeonantudation learns at 3,33 D. in.
iens:
Returning Trains arrive In Pittsburgh a. M
.
Mali Train 4,10 p. m.
. Express Train 2.03 a. m.
Wellsville Accommodation 9,40 a. m.
Passengers desirin_g to go to Sandusky, Toledo.
Chicago, or points West of Cleveland, must be
particular to ask for tickets via Cleveland.
Through Tickets can be procured at the Liberty
Street Depot. Pittsburgh.
J. STKWART. Ticket Agent.
For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM STSWART i Agent.
At the Company's *Moe in Freight Station. PUY
street. not/
.... 6.10 m.,
it. al.
2,404. m.
7,66 p. m.
IMIOLSTEBELVG
UPHOLSTERY,
NO. 85 FOURTH ST., NEAR WOOD.
MINE SILMISCRIBERSI NANII,A CS.
TURE mid keep eonstantly on hand every
article in their line, via: Cornices. Ornaments.
Curtain Goods, Oomforts, Feather Beds. Mattrases
of aU kinds: also, the celebrated Patent Spring
Beds. All kinds of Shades, Blinds and Fixtures.
1Y Prompt attention given to all orders for fit
ting and laying down Carpet 4 Oil Clothe &c.
oetThlyd ROBERTS k ROgNIGE.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
'V 0 ILT N S
WHOLESALE'. : - OYSTER DEPOT
A
~ .
T TES ' OLD . STAND
coimucoNETNESTAPRA.NT,
No. - . 40, FIFTH STREET,
Taus, RES. the i tne ir t generally can
be ra.pplted with Cheapeake Bay sters, at the
lowest, wholesale rates. Co kale ,
• ELI I - 01.'1T% Proprietor.
Young's Eating Saloon . ,
CORNER' M,LEY AND SAIXTR-
Whirs OTAT,EREI and all
_the, dielleeelee of the
ratr . inlyeeaerTed ajp taemevAtivej•
• 0 % 4 ef -012-4,1: stadttileid et.l
164). - vA.G-ia ii4aufs-E.
No. SOO Llbor*l !knee.
Nett to Penneylrani& Pemi . eiger Depot,
/ODA 111AVAAGIE; Proprietor.
HAVING TAKEN. AND FITTED VP.
with all the modern improvement?. the po
pular resort, the salsa :fiber is prepared t accom
modate bit old customers and the_publin gener
al iy with the best the market& talfords. • OyKers
will served up in every variety of style. during
the season: ikaors and Ales he feels
eonfident in reactuauteadsigt to' the public for their
glee:lessee.
Can, Bucket and Shall Oyster moire,' daily
.and sold wholesale and retail. • tar2o:lyd
SEBUM'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND •
•
- OD. STONE. 'Proprietor.
HAVING TAIAND AND FITTED VP,
at a great expense, with all the modern lm
propitt..4hiaKooag rtV ian wsubsoriber,
iiesasematiegote sad elpe
pub gesterally, -- with th e the market'
afro*.
OISYPS will.beserved up in every variety of
style durum the season.
uutloas and ALES he feels confident in re
commending to the public for their audience.
sit•MEALS served up at all hours, and DAY
and NIOBT BOARDERS taken. ap4:ly
011.711 13.01175 M,
NO. 82 DIAMOND ALLEY,
PITTSBURGH.
T HE 11111B1111MBILIS ANNOUNCES
blie d iat tifk l er t ariztuf
. ellaiilii -jar and well known housyritbeverythini
in the eating and drinking liaiLititie gortai
notiee. JoHN
Proprietor.
.EICCE.II.ESICtit.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
No. 111 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
WHOLINALIt AND Zinn DIALERS IN
LAKE AND EASTEWFISH,
FRESH P__=ADELPHIA AND' BALTIMORE
,OISTSRS AND WILD GAME,
their Projper feeeen.
nolS GEO. REINIM I & CO.
A ubertrivw„
%mum*. 'weirs azokAtiipirrs,
WA•••;tr al l 4i itarlo L 344 juitt b..
.: mow af 04 P lamb'
sr woke. it tie 'mat ' . awing
house in'the sits ter feomens ( ussiving bY th at
road. _ _ a z .
The =fiber lumina. it thiab z it a ez
ON
E t nE. - .lroM il iri a t ig " r _s i o t . a shale' et
K in d' a tu d str w o i n e
bi g. sr Bir 21111 be
'tances - rain MM.
fel:/7 ' '''
."
-
wlrriss - - AND .tiquolts.
WILLIABI 8.1E7C-T,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IF
Brandin, OordiaL, .Wines Old Mononga
hela and Beatified Wirakey ,
30. 120 110120D . 1 - 261.1 . MT, Pittsburgh
wintlawirCiAlsromr;
WHOLINIALE AND RETAIL
LIQUipit . NEIiO r HAItT,
No. 37 Diamond Alley,
mai W ood stmt. Pit:l,llo2Th. Ps.
( ..../iP" ninon on hut itok=hEy st r i l
Khl - kli a . he. 'N.
CS
_ °ll mhl6
B. P. MIDDLBTON dr 880.,
nal:win or
BRAIUDI-Wil., - oks.,
AID seams' it
PINS OLD WHISKIES,
O. glireirrn MEM MUM.
eiIIUDELPHIA. NoliF.lal
-
irAmt • AIL' rese -
mble
oder. .4.714.
...ft RAILWAY.
CHANGED.
• „-
BELfilitE Itifritst 1118fillANOE
OF lE!.u.r.i...kre aot„ .
•,-, ...u.. 0 - -• ..., - t
Ou Bnil3l6ks._ /Mated ' -
or -ForpetuaL t Mihail
dise. Furniture. he.. in town or
OFFICE rirotiiiiis . ws4.3wirr imuz*,
. Camps 0401011, .MI OIL .
Aswan. 96.
Invoked as kill Own, cis:
First Mortgagee? Improved City Pro
perty, worth double the amount $155,605 00
eroand rent,. first elan 2.462 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 9 cent.
31orteseo Loans 530.000, cost. 27,900 00
b
Philadelphia city "a cent. loan 30,000 00
Allegheny county 6 9 cent. Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loans-- - HMO 0(1
12ollateral loads, well secured Z5OO 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad ornopliny, mortgage loon--
Penneylvopia.Railread CO. Stook
ilt2ek of Reliant* Mutual Insurance
coDa a . 24.350 00
Stock of unty Fire insurance Co.. , 1.050 00
tuntook of lowan M.B.lnsuranoe& 7(3) 00
Groin! Bank do 5,135 01
es lee Rank de
2.012 50
i l i mp u t u rrisstrana, . • Co's f1arip............ 100 00
mos,- businma - paper.— 16.797.12
- Arniante. steered Interest. etc— 6.210 72
ea kalui sad iii !wads of pmts.. 11.96 15'
. ,
$3011.506 96
CLEM UNMET. President.
DLRECTOBS. •
Wm
21111057. Blehain.
Wm. Th ompson,
liter,
Frederick Brown. Upson limner,
cornelitu Stevenson. ft u W a . Tuurler.
John R. Worrel ,
U. L. Carson. Z. Lotturop.
Robert Toland , Charles Leland.
Frederick Lennie, Jacob T. Bunting.
Charles S. Wood Smith Bowen.
James S. Woodward, John Bissell, Piitsburgh.
B. HINCLI3iAN Secretary.
J. GAJLDNER, COFFIN, Agent.
myl6 Northeast. corner Third and Wood sta.
Dr
ELA WA IRE . MUTUAL IMPIETY IN-
AiiIIiMMANCE COMPANY—INCORPORA
TED RT TILE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSV L
VANIA. ISSIL OFFICE, S. E. CORNER
'THIRD: AND WALNUT STREETS PHILA..'
DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves
sels. Cargo and Freight. to all parts of the world.
Canals, INSURANCES on
.Goods, by Rivers.
Lakes, and Land C pa
of the Union. FIRE IN/SUR CBS to all
on Merrts
chandise generally, on Store,. Dwelling Houses,
Act.
DIRECTORS.—WiIIiam Martin, Edmund A.
Sender, Theophilus Paulding. John N. Penrose,
John C. Davis, James Tranquair, Wm. Eyre, Jr.,
James C. Hand, Wm. C. Ludwig, Joseph H. Seal,
Dr. R. M. Huston, Geo. G. Lieper. Hugh Craig,
Charles Kelley, Samuel E. Stokes, J. F. Peniston,
Henry Sloan, Edward Darlington, 11. Jones
Brooke. Spencer M'llvain. Thos. C. Hand Robert
Burton, Jr,. Jacob P. Jones, Jaines B. M'Earland,
Jahn JP. Arm John E. Semple. Pittsburgh, D.
T. Mgeggsg.:A. B. Berger, do.
W ILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOS. C. RAND, Vico President.
Burt llin.Brax. Seeretirg,
P. AKIRA, Agent.
Jen No: 03 a te r street. Pittsburgh. •
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
BY FIRE.
MHE FRANK FIRE ISRANCE
..111. COMPANY OF PHI LIN
LADELPH N IA. U OFFICE:
NO. 433 and 437 CHESTNUT STREET,
near Fifh.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JAN. Ist, 1860.
Published Agreeably to An Act of Assembly,
being:
First Mortgage=, amply secured $1,898.393 88
Real Estate, (present valve 8103,313
61.) cost
Temporary Loans on ample Collat
teral Securities 89,135 56
Stockvalue (*.
s. (present va1667.72,)
coat • • Notes and Bills Receivable 1 B.T. 00.
66,1* 66 h
27.9 . 18 38
ALOR . 68
The onlyprofita from premiums which V this com
pany can.divida by law. are from riskiierbiehliavi
Nom determined.
Insurancesmade en every description of Prop
erty, in Towtkeed•Oountryvat - rates satilowas are
consistent with atioarity. • •
Since their inVorporation. ii_pariod of thirty
ream they havop lames br Rte. Ulan amount
exceeding Four MillionA of Dollars., thereby af
fording evidenced the advantages of Insurance,
well as the ability and disposition to meet with
prompituoss all liabilities. •
. Losses paid daring the year 1839.332,152 24.
DIRECTORS.
Charles W. Banker, ifonintai D. Lew's.
Tobina Wagner. David S. *elm.
eninutt Grant.
Jetal., EL Smith. • • , ina l t Dale.
George '• • ..• Ju1..,.
..
. ; :g -
I I • . 10117Z.C4
Wm: A. Stze‘ • Gin. '
SAND Agent.
lurid • Northeast eor. Third and Wood sta.
WESTERN INSURANCE„COMPANY,
OF PITTAIIII3{ISIII.
GEORGE DARSIAi President.
._IIII,4IORDON. SecretarY.
Capt. R. D. CREAN, Gen I Agent.
No. 92 %rater street. (Spat g I- Co 's 'Warehouse,
up stain.) Pittsburgh.
Will im , e against kinds of FIRE and KA -
RINE ur -
-•
A Home Institution managed by Directors who
are well known in'the conammumty, and who are
determined; by promptness and liberality, to man=
lain the character which they bare assumed, as of
fering the best protection to than, who desire to be
insured.
esElP*OCTOillitsotis,
Stoek .......... $ 63,000 00
SltTiMiters
P• 11 Ars:aunts eta
• • 2,160 00
ZO 00
7,809 43
18,351 90
Plum Notes, 27,605 20
Notes and Bills diaoonnted.. 174,075 14
76
DIRECTORS. ;298.261
R. 51111er. h., James; 111'Aeley.
Nathaniel Helmer, Alexander Nitnick,
George Deride Wm. 11. Smith.
Chas. W. Ricketson. 4.ndreerkokley„
Alexander Speer. David M.Lont.
Rem J. Thomas Benj. Bakowell,
John R. M'Cune.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH .
INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES.
SAMUEL RBA, Seoretam
BAGALEY, President.
Mlles. COP: isairWater atm.,
'l:waresinst Law and Dames in the Naviga
tion o agaf theSontberu and a Western Rivers,
Lakes, and Bayou&
Whin of tke Ss ti e Nevi
s.
IMMO. Itaa Lew. -
and Damage by Fire.
DIRECTOR&
Sao. Park, Jr.,,
B. F: Jones,
T. M. Howe,George Bingham.
John Shipton,
S. Barbanel%
John S. Dilworth,
C. IL Zug.
Wm. Beale,.
Wm. G Johnston.
Reese Owens.
B. Preston.
S. M. Kier,
Jas. M. Cooper.
J. Caldwell.
mh29.llydh
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 149 ORESTNIIT, BTBEET,
oppeste• sae, Captious Mamas.
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Capital " 2 1Ys1100 Aimat5......01104.1148.
, xlrits. itHLE ALL Auras asp rer.
SIIRANOE. either Perpetuator Limitad.on
every description of Property orMarelmadise, at
reasonable rates of premium. -
ROBERT P. KING - !resident,'
M. W. BALDWIN Vice President.
- - TORK '
Charles Bayeit; DIREC
EYE. Cope;
E. B. English. George .W:Biogn.
P. B. Save 47. oeeph S. Paul.
C. Sherman. John claytoo.
S. J. Magarge
F. BLACKBURN, asoretify
Agent.
jy-hly Corner Third Woodtitreets.
lONONGAULA HEIM war
or '
OFFICt ur
MaHIITSII Pxrddint.
M. TwOo
Not. JAL WOODII • A rad .
comas so. 98
Will lame all kinds of FIRS and MARINE
RISES.
ASSETS, MAY 10tb, 1861.
Stock Due Bills, payable on demand
and secured by two approved names. $111,780 00
Bit Receivable 23.567 34
il t i o Discounted 36...V6 76
,
T 10=s itechanios' auk IZOOO 00
stoekssast....s 1,1161,116 D0
!hares Citi zen' ..
stook amt. 1.170 OU
aorta
mgt zeLngs Bank
stock . MI
horse Bank
8.7*1110' - I
Balance otßook leswny OBI* Fond taro...—. LAD ir
- • • • DELIIIOTOWL
Wm. B. Holmes, Jos. A. Ifumidnme.
. . ,Millmr ,• • ohs
Ip it.
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The Confederates Abroad.
The folloiring is an extract from a letter
dated, Liverpool, April 4,1862, received in
New Yorke
The sailing of the ship Metropolis, the
steamer Menho to run the blockade, the
steamers Columbia, Julio and Lopkin t to
run the blockade, are laden with munitions
of war for the Confederacy, the arrival of
the Adelaide and Mary Wright, loaded
with cotton from Charleston, and the build
ing of the steam gun-boat by Shird & Co.,
at Buckerhead, intended as a privateer
for the Confederates, have all been report
ed to you. The gun boat Oreto, built here
as a privateer for the rebels, sailed 'from
here two weeks ago. There is the greatest
activity manifested by the rebels and their
agents.
General Scott's Opinion of Goner.
On the Saturday succeeding his return
to his old home in Elizabeth, N. J., the
veteran General Scott, in thetkourse of an
interesting interview, speaking of Gen
erals McClellan and Halleck, said ; ,
"There are two men who can be depend
ed upon under all circumstances and in
every emergendy—l mean General M'Clel
lan and General Halleck. There is no
doubt they must take things as they meet
them—and they have great opposition to
contend with; but McClellan is, at this mo
ment, at the very work his heart loves,and
which will call tbrth all the abilities of his
powerful mind—that of entrenching, en
gineering and besieging. And in regard
to General Halleck. he will do his work
like a soldier. There can be no fear of
these two able soldiers doing any base or
disloyal act. They are honest to the core,
and will never betray their country." •
Sa — That extremes do meet ? says the
Chicago Times, is proven by every-day
events. The Sumner doctrine that Stales
may commit treason and be punished for
such treason is embraced by the New York
Tribune and all the leading Abolition Re
publican journals in the country. The doc
trine of the rebellion is that Slates may
destroy themselves or do anything else they
please.
Between these mill-stones of Abolition
and Secession the Union will be crushed
unless there is power and will enough in
the conservative masses to interpose re
lief.
The Snow Blockade in Vermont.
The - following, from a letter dated Un
derhill, Chittenden Co., Vermont, 46110,
furnishes a brief account of the snow
blockade :
" The weather is like January,
save in
the length of sunshine, and sleighing is bet
ter than before this winter. As for
ways, our highways are not only high in
the most literal sense, but broad, too—
broad as the valleys and the fenceless
fields. No sign of a fence anywhere, and
the snow so iced over as to bear up the
heavieit teams. And as for skating von
can skate everywhere now. The' oldest
inhabitant' is astonished. This is the
proper season for maple-sugar making,
but the farmers say that it is impossible :
they cannot find their sucar-houses. or
wood or
.anything; and the trees which
have been tapped every year fin. half cen
tury show'not a single scar. "
102,995 25
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A. BRADLEY,
NO. 30 WOOD IitTREET,
dweller IseowL Pittsburgh,
51111:111111CtUrerand Wholesale and Retail dealer in
all kinds of
Oook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves, Grate
Fronts, Fenders, &o.
di In our sample room may be found the
CELEBRATED GAS Br - ENING COOK STOVES
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the merits of which have beerl fully tested Ly
thousands, and the Stove pronounced unequaled
by any in this market together with agreatmanY
other desirable patterns.
We have also a very large aesortMent of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES.
embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now
offered to the public.
AND
FANCY ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS
JLND FENDERS, of the newest styles. Common
Kitchen Bow and Jam Orates, all of which aro
offered at very low Priem
J®'
Special inducements offered to builders in
want of ORATE FRONTS. no6:tim
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
IS TEA M ENGINE BUILDERS
Iron 'rounders,
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS.
Near the Pam. B. B. Passenger Denot,
•
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
'MANUFACTURE ALL WINDS OF
ANA. Steam Somme. ranging from three to one
hundred and .11fty horse power. and suited tor
Grist Mills, Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces. Factories,
ete.
Give. particular attention to,the construction of
Engines and Machinery for grist mills, and for
uprights, innlay and circular saw mills.
Have also on hand, finished and ready forshiP
ment at short notice. Engines and Boilers of every
description.
Also. furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately.
Wrought Iron Shafting. Hangers and Planes in
every variety, and continue the manufacture of
Woolen Machine*. and Machine Cards.
Our prices are low, our machinery manufaclut
ed of the beetqlality of materials, and warranted
in allwas to give satisfaction.
ilir•Ordere from all parts of the conntry solicit-
Wand promptly filled. - - fe2l:daw
11 - 4 ADIES
KID SLIPPERS 50 CENTS.
- LADIES KID SLIPPERS 50 CENTS.
AT NO. IS FIFTH STREET,
=U2 D. S. DIFFENBACHER.
Arku.s I OILS!!
VP 88 Bbls Duck Creek, Lubricating .% to 30
gravity.
42 A Alle gheny r efi ne ry 34 to 35 gravity,
277 d 40 to 44 do
100 do 'Weevers:6m 43
Received and for sale by.
ayB:3VIL - L; ALMS: Agent, No. 8 Wood St.
COTTON HOSIERY AND GLOVES--
A superior assortment of
LADIES de OHILDREN'S COTTON HOSE,
do - do. FANCY GLOVES,
•ll of whit& we will sell wholesale and retail at the
lowaetprioes.
EATON, MACRUM & CO.,
sp4 No. 17 Filth street.
T. A. MoCLELLAND,
Auction and ,Clommission , Merchant,
153 Filth Street, limonite Hall.
s t S hoes. "llll . l ifite ry iiii — exids HMjardw r aothi a r il L; S C:iitl F ti ti o ry ni iii r .E T y. ot e l te ,a li a n n e S :j .
GoodsOlotioas, Keel Estate. Yurniture. &c.
*a:Underwriters. Executors ur Assignees' mi ss
promptly And legally attended to on moderate
Sales settled promptly. Consignments solicited
ap7
AT VALTABLIF.
Droq~ ; Of foot serooluel, thi r ty
prm ; ue A piza k at on the
Mahwah tad - • Lilliettlfllumk will be
sold to kn_prkoatidloil Faihorodoklorlokapply
at the 4 4 4 An e w, cdt ittri i i .
ERT k 8011.
o. 61 Mirka me
i at
D a. swear',
40 110 - 0
o=lll7
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT.
Wham& and retail to,
R. E. mums & CO,
Itle.Meg ER*fit 4411014 '4;14
PR1124
ale MoClellan and Halleok.
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JAMBS P. BABB,
IDITOPIANCI PROPIfIt OR,
( "NKR 4 11 / 1 AO. WOOD SWUM
MISIORGIL PA
!Sod negyamer
r9-$ 7 g...S , 6 ' ike:i . W . •
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apd a treat !evflObsr gal
besiaft mi ait
tivedotlianaiiotlem than On
Dammed& 'dividenitmil the matt declared
iseat tw.ida=la&nanrytllkt=ll
bei — dnii —l eingsmisediat the isiteeldsr
,11,01.1011.. kit !P•
mold of at a tat* priampal,
same Wife* " of ',Anse rind De
cember.' ".tiries: a year.% without
cronbliagtki to eslkor am to present
his hook. thieledamoser" will double in
Imo than Wave Team' Metal* 1u the anreltate .
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John B. hii•midl icil 1"1" " -Di " 1 " .
John Lim es . =22:1 00 k.
it am 72r oy nnook...
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James Koniman: .
Wm. J. anon.
Taman.
Alexander Bradley. f=e D. K e lly.
John G. Brakofen , A. Madeira ,
Surge Black. . . dirt B. *Pr. .
JOhn B. Canfield. sum idle.
Aloeio A. Cartier. Robert Robb,
Charles A. Cohen. Walter P. Marshall.
Wen. Dauphin. . lin
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Henryy L. Ringwal t.
Hopewell ilepbant. John Hi Shoenberger.
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Peter H. Hunker. Alexander Tindle,
Richard Hay% 0 Isaac Whittier,
Win. S. Lae*. Christian Yeager.
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mum= & NNE" BANK ERN
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ALDERMEN.
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Sir All orders DrumPUYseead #R4
Furniture carefully packed and bit •
Steamboute and Mite* *ilk shrill • '
notice. Cabinet makers supplied***
cle in their line.
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