AL,116 WAN RAILWAY;
TO ALL POINTS IN THE
SOUTH WEST SW SKSRTH WEST.
wiirrks Amixater.snwr.
TIMM TO CINCINNA'rtAII 91TIC11,
laid Indianapolis. St.-Idols and Chicago!
be than by,any other route.
WESTWARD TRAINS.
MailLiiie.• Drives!.
LavesPitAwsk. r ...— 1,4.0 a. m. Lin p.
- Ailfthew 1,50 a. lii. 1.50 p. 103.
)144014141 10.65 a. in. 10,10 p. to.
A8i100:0160tline —16,40 a.M." 10,50
"' %at: nua,:
Fort Wayne 4,50 p.: in. 000 a. in:
" Chicago . 11.00 - p. 11,00 a. tn.
”i • lit. bonus '1 1 4 45 p. m.
COLUMBUS. CEICINNATI
Lived Ceeetline 10,55 a. in. 11,40 p. tn.
4
71s
=DlTltlif.-"I' P.
m m . ' l 7lO a a:
OLLoais " 10,40 a. in, 11,55 p. m.
- FOR INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
Loom Crestline - 110453 a. m. Moo 1.. in.
*ffiTil- 4 kiferdtreauleis.: t.g.2!::
lilt, Louis ........10,05 m. 11;35 p. m.
All Trains through to C_hicagn without change
4 .l3M—The'time. to Cincinnati is the same as
Steubenville. Trains on both Roads meet at
ambers, and passengers all go into Cincinnati
brother. .
. .
EASTWAIW TRAINS.
Mail. Express.
Carol hkaso-,- 6,20 a. m. 6,30 p. m
4014V111.111. Fort I . vayne,.R.Q.Sp. in. 12,30 a. in
Orestline "` 15.53 p. tn. 6.20 a. m
•• ------- •
Pittsburgh 2.23 a. in. 3.50 p. m.
Stith Trains make . close connections with Trains
61` the Pennsylvania Railron& for the Eastern
ligigg i viaAllentown and Philadelphia.
Only one change of curs between Chicago
bsta New York, via Pittsburgh and Allentown, on
train leaving C hicago . 6.30 p. in., reaching
Pittsburgh, at 3,30 p. re.vand New York a t 10.15
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.From Federa
street Station. Allegheny City.
'NEW'BRIGIITON ACCOMMODATION.
trivesAßagheny at.. 940 a. in. and 9. 30 p.m
ves New Brighton.ll3o " " 9.30
too New Brighton. 846 " " I_.lo
Asthma at Allogneny.. 8,15 " " 2,00 "
ECONOMY ACCOMMO DATTO S.
&saves Alleilmay at 12,50 p. m. and 6 p. in.
Uwes Economy at 4,03 a. in. and 4.00 ".
MARKET TRAIN.
bans
Alliance at. AO a. in.
eaves st Allegheny at 11,00 a. in.
.k."M .iiktim'S in
Allesr,heny at 2,30 a. En.
at Alliance 7,35 p. .
iil:Triiins are run by Columbus tiinC; which is
111 militates slower than Pittsburgh time.
- - . - -
11111Alloketa -flood on the accommodation and
-- markee trains are cold at reduced prices.
- aroweb- trains connect as followc:
M Alba' nos. with trains on the Cleveland and
P.' 13ailroad.
At eerrille, Ohio. to and from Millersburgh,
- --411.11nsahofta-Fallsrete.
At Ohio. fur Mount Vernon, Shelby,
Benanaly, Toledo, Detroit, etc.
411Wt4Ltr Delaware, Springfield, Columbus,
-Ne
:nia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Saint
• etc.
Ati7Ort4, fOrSpringfield„ Sandusky, Dayton, Cin-
cianati. etc., etc.
AtLissus t •fbr kidney. Dayton. Cincinnati. Toledo
*Weft Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette, Ind., Saint
Louis, and intermediate points iu Central In
diana and Illinois.. •
4E:mouth for Laporte.
At Wanitik for all points on the Louisville, New
— Albany_and Chime° Railroad.
And at Chicago, with trains tie all points in Illi
- Foia,Arusouri, lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota,
or` ft•ther information and. through tickets
apply ; W. GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agq.
Passenger Station; Pittsburgh.
Throne' 'rickets for sale at the Ticket 011 ires of
thieCotapany on the lino of the road, to all part
of this United States. it M. P. SHINN,
General Passenger Agent. Pittsburgh.
G. W CASS, General Superintendent.
CII.A.ISiG.-.7E1 OF rl.ll-3.1CF..
1862. THE 1862.
CENTEAL RAILLOAD.
EIGHT DAILY TRAINS.
'WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
VW, RAIL TRAIN LEAVES PITTS
,IIRRO/R, from the Passenger Depot, at the
loimpotion of Liberty and Grant streets, every
mornanatoimeet Sunday) at 6:10 a. uh, stopping:Lt.
ali mi.. .....,lol4lllo,between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
p.
''arrives in Philadelphia at 11:15 p. ni.,
-.7 ...trai.we emanation fur New York from Ken
...&xt, at 1100 p. in.„ over . Camden. and
T -EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the above
named station daily at 4,40 p iir,, , stopping only
0 . etitnoMpal stations, and tuakink direct motive
lieastiffarriXburtr for Baltimore and Washington,
1 -assilier New York via Allentown. This train ar
rives ia.Philadelphia at 5.0.1 a. tn., making coll
imation for New York from Kensington Depot at
VI, a. m. over Camden and Amboy line. A
BD REM CAR is run through from Pitt4Lairgli
--toilsomely City via Allentovrn-430 miles—a tmehml
,Altaiklaitrais. _+. . . r . .
14/ZE knavesthe ' ahove named stii
. (exeunt Sondes)at 2,3 d 'n. in., AO
t principal stations, connecting at I tar
3. Baltimore and Washington. This train
Ermlllg
k s iln
rargligiinitt Philadelphia at 3,25 p. m., making
- eimmitommetioa for New York fromliensington
Depot at LSO p. in., over Catudeir& Amboy. line.
'ACCOMISODA'rION TRAINS.
, .
STO-M _ ~
JON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
. leav r daily (except Sunday) at 3,00 p.m..-I..lp
ping atdik stations and running as tier a., C..,1:1:-
all
.. ,-- • :. .:
FIRST.ACCOALMODATION TRAIN 1 ,r Wail's
- 10411111141111710 daily (except 'Sunday.) at 6, 110 a. in.
• 81100 ND ACCOBLMODATION TRAIN for
Wedltatation leaves daily, (except (unday) at
11.00 a. in.
lirrßD 'ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
station leaves daily, (except Sunday) at
, P...
ACCOMMODATION' TRAIN for
atatkia. lita*ltu'dailY.'(except Sunday( at
OAS P. In. •
RETURNING TRAMS
AMITE IN• PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS
•
••!K .: ....
Accor
zoinmodation„, a. ni
,AticlragMitionAccompaodation 6,30 a, m.
44,wptation AcOunpodation 8,30 a. m. lid alPEStittiori Acconimodation 1,03 p. m.
116/11aWs Station Accommodation 6,03 p. in.
. Sir Trains fot -Blairsville awl Indiana connect
at '..}lhareville Intersection with Johnstown Ac
commodation East and West, and Express and
Mail Wart.
FARE:
. TO NEW . YORK $12,50
- - PRI-LADELPiIIA 10,00
.. .- ZGIAIOIikI .
• 8,50
CASTES. 8,55
•' ' -'' . GISBURG' ' • • 745
AT checked to all stations on the Penn
i:evar ik
' tread, and to Philadelphia, Blai
ne:4w York.
anningers purchasing tickets in cars will
be an excess according to distance tram . -
eladdwaddition to the station rates, except from
stations where the company has no agent. - : ;
11141GICE.-Li case of loss, the Company will
hokrthomselves responsible for personal baggage
V.iritiWirrit;ter 4 betnfrftlunp 4; yed
=lpassommrs and baggage tonnd.from;e
- itcharglitioeto exceed e 5 cents for e h
paasanrow and baggage.
~ . ,
For ttelt anPly to'
•_. cr .I.OIIITE,WAFtr, -Agent,
Atthifrenni. G. It PiSsengbr SUOMI 'oh Liberty
Ailii4lesat streets. zaocu .IIiEWIL%
n011g,,: General Superintendent, Altoona, rai
11.11UTD VIA RIVER AND
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI R.
• R„
t ei t ib t tadianapolie with Tei:ie Haute,
leAnd Mica Railroad, to st. Leila
atand Indianapolis, New Albany and
yin Central Ralload9 for CIIICA
ISLAND, BURLINtiTON, and all
11141419 4 1 VpitL
t Tea% to • INDIANAPOLIS.
HAUT LAFAYETTE and PERU.
and Imenunem carried from Chichi
nill'eseLawreneeburg in leas time than bY'• anY
hours, and at as low
-Lipmente can be
Witherattwilak-
joir4.mrommtNT. 1862.
ALL PERSONS rtracusiNa ncorcrs poR
- &UNE JOEISPH.
M' s ab NorlbamitiamriAt•Sbtes
Tenjtones sboold. oa
root WA* • • ”.7,
•
. ' 401.1*04am St Louis to St...qmoJ
offidekest line by tartan
britalVead lr
"'
• , all ppiats
eget ar 4 Supt. North lasouli
• RAILBANH. 1-Ds" •
,(111114kiinf19111111 MAL
-T.1313E•10,11.01 . k.W.Ge1E11.
O!)" AND . AT,OFF.Fit IffiegpAir,peor... 25 N 1
ISO ~trains *ill leaieflioDePot Of ihaligin
lvania RailroadAPPKb9liwallktlli.alloYM ••• ;
•PITTSBDBOH COLUMBUS k CINCINNATI
• SIIORM-1.14E: VIA .STEUBENVILLE.
Latvia 1,551. m.
5teubenvi11e.....:.........5,26
-Newsirlt 05 In.
'Columbus • • ' 44 0 •
Arrives Cincinnati - 6,45 "
St. Louis - 10,45 a. in.
• Leaves Pittsburgh 1,55 p. m.
Steubenville • 5,1 0
" Newark 12 midnight
Columbus 1,30 a. '4l.
Arrives Cincinnati 7,40 "
" . St. Louis 11,30 p. m.
N,i change of cars between Pittsburgh and Cin
cinnati.
Splendid sleeping cars attacked to all night
trains. • .
PITTSBITRGII AND WILVELING LINE.
Loaves Pigeisurgh 1,55 a. m.
Nrailsvile 4 . 2s
Steubenville ' 5,26 ••
Wheeling 6,35
Arrives Bellair 6,50 " '
Leaves Pittsburgh 1,35 p. m.
Wellsville 4,00 "
. Steubenville_ 5.10 "
:" Wheeling 6.25 "
Arrives Bellair • • 6,40
Connecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, andat Bellatrmillt Cleveland and Obio
Railroad - ter•qercesville," Lancaster, Circleville.
Columbus and Cincinnati.
PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE.
Leaves Pittsburgh 1.55 a. in.
" Wellsville 4.05 "
" Bayard 0,32 "
" Alliance 7.02 "
Budson 0.23 "
Arrives Cleveland 9.35 ",
Leaves Pittsburgh 1.55 p. m.
Wellsville 4.00 "
" Bayard - 5.24 "
" Alliance 5.50' "
" Hudson 7.04 "
Arrives Cleveland SOLI) "
Conneeting at Bayard aritia Titseorawas branch
fir Nb'w Ph iladelPhia and Cdnal`Dover at Alliance
with Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
road atlindson, , with , Cleveland. Zanesville and
Chicago Railroad flu. Akron. City Falls and Mil
lersburg. and at Cleveland with G. S E. R.-for
Erie, Dunkirk and Bunk., with C.& T. It. R. f o r
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago.
Wellsville Accionniodatbin biaves at 3.35 p.m.
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh as fol
lows: -
Mail Train 4.10 p.
Express Train 05 n. in.
Wellsville Accominodation 9.40 a. in.
Passengers desiring h, go to• Sandusky, Toledo,
Chicago, or points West of Cleveland. intiA be
particular to ask for tickets via Cleveland.
Through Tickets eau be procured-at the Liberty
• StreetTlei;,,t; Pittsburgh.
J. STEWART. Ticket Agent
For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM STEWART, Agent,
At the Company's office in Freight Station - , Paul
street. mar
_45;413,Z.
UPHOLSTERING.
~ _ •
UPHOLSTERY,
NO. 85 FOURTH ST., NEAR WOOD.
•
/VIET SUBSCRIBERS . MANUF AC
AL TURE and keep constantly on hand every
article in their line, viz: Cornices, Ornernents.
Curtain (lends. Comforts; Feather Beds, Illattrases
of all kinds: also, the celebrated Patent Spring
Beds. All kinds of Shades, Blinds. and Fixtures.
ire Prompt attention given -to all orders for fit
ting and laying down Carpets Oil Cloths Ste.
octr:Vd " ROBERTS A: irOgNIO K.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
N G
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT,
AT TILE OLD STAND
CORNUCOPIIE RESTAURANT, -
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
virit ERE FARII:IES. HOTELS. RES.
WV VAIVII4NTStind the trade generally can
be supplied with Chespeake Bay Oysters. at the
lowest wholesale rates. Country trade solicited.
ELI YOUNG, Proprietor.
Young's Eating Saloon,
CORNER VIRGIN ALLEY AND
FIELD STREETSg,
Where OYSTERS and all the deliea.elea of the
season will be served up in the most palatable
style. ELI YOUNG.
ocli corner Virgin alley grid Smithfield St.
SAVAGE
No. 330 Liberty Street. •
Next to Pennsylvania Pa;senger Depot
.JOHN NANADE; Proprietor.
HAVING TAKEN AND WITTED UP.
with all the modein improvetnents. this po
pular resort, the ziubstriber is prepared to :beetilll
modate his old eusteuters and the public fuer
ally, with the best the markets atrorilsi titers
will lie sevved up in every variety at style, riutt
the season. ; lbs. Wines. Liquors and Ales he feel.:
confident in recommending to the public, tin. their
exeellence.
•
Can, Bucket and Shall Oysters received daily
and sold wholwale and retail.
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND,
atin!FJ. P'roprletoi
•
HAVING TAKEN AND FITTED ur;
at a great expense, with all the Modern im
provementi, this popular resort, the subseriber
is prepared to Iteeemmodote hi,+ friends and the
.public generally, with the berg the market
afli)rds.
OYSTERS will be served up in every variety o
style during the season.
LIQUORS and ALES' ooh confident in re
commending to the.pubi. tor their excellenee.
Ur' MEALS lervel up at all hours, and DAY
and NIGHT BOARDERS taken. ap.bly
NO. 32 DIAMOND ALLEY
„1,13 p. th
..8,30 p. m.
~1,30 u.
10,30”
PITTSBURGH.
ZIUE SUBSCRIBER AN N N C
to theoublie that he is in daily receipt of
.FRESH SiiiiLL AN (OAS; OVSTkatti..(l4olE,
de„ and 4Pregiared to aieanntuoda* thy' rafgons
of this old and well known house with everying
in the eating and drinking line at the shortest
notice. JOUN
jaUtly Prciprietor.
OYSTER AND EATING . HOUS
No.lll Wood. Street, Pittebnigh.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
LAKE AND EASTEAN-FISH,
FRESH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
OYSTERS AND WILD GAME.
their Proper Sellllloll.
11026 '"
GEO. REINEMAN'k CO.
MAIMION.IIOIO‘O. figIiK.AIIII.4.ENTZ,
.I‘ll. Proprietor; N 0.1144 Libertystreet.inet be
side the Passenger Dept , .of,the .Petuuwlvania
Railroad. -which makes. it the swat convenient
house in the city for. Dassengemiumvumby that
. .
. ,
The proprietor having, at considerable ex
penset fitted up; in excellent style. the MANSION
110UbB. would respectfully . solicit a ebare of
public patronage. Hie larder- lard Bar will be
furnished with the beetthe market can• afford.
fel:lg
WINES AzipiaQtrorts.
WILLIAM EMMETT,
IMPORIZR AND DEALER IN
Brandies, Oordialsi Nines,__Old Monona
hela and*Redified :Whiskey,
NO. 120 WOOD STREET, Pittsburgh
falein
WILLIAM CLAYTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
Ne. 37 - IDliiimend.Alley,
Eifil .4 l Weelistreek PH1 1 4, 1 114160Pa•
air Always on band, Blackberry, Cherry And
fterßrandisa, Old kiononala Restrfied
ke. BAH
GIBBONS. Agent
,
'TT/NG. Agent at
Palma - attention.
n: NO CHAIM& 105
WRIDICSII7IO.
to THOMAS
'AY aisatthe
re TO
to Indian Ilk
Plrn. Groan
-
& _Min and Mat
. JIID-Proddint.
Freight Agent.
E. P. ELIDDLEI'ONA•BRO.;-
moan= or -
WINES, BRA - N-DlEti 'it•
„. : ::: .... .....' 7:: _,-,, -
FINE cliti4 kis Kits,
-, 1:4 --- yroi-c iv
isVe
~.;: ~711111Hilild/haPirl'• i • l'ifi ,
S bbl. Gram
In store and for ego by
nall
B. BF' FRB
**an&
OUR 1-lOUSIiI,
IL 41; L. $.4 I 11
==ESZ
INSURANCE. * ' '
I RIBR-ENBURANCE
R J:7 ' .... !'aBT TH" . :.. -.: : :
'MIA ROE MUTUAL INBUEANOE
I-.- - ' Ati ' FL.P ANY , i i;
t 7 '..
TiEtavrtats.• - '
On Buildings, Limited or Peypetual, Merelkan
disc. Ingnitire.7,te., in town. ores _ r ;
orIICE No. Soo WA.I.11112:, STREET.
Cash calatoi,• • - Mho 00.
Assets, - 308 96.
Invested as follows, vie:
Eifst Mortgage or Improved City Pro
perty, worth doable the amount $153.605 00
Ground rent. first class 2,46 so,
Pennsylvania RaGroad .Co's 6 'P pout.
Mortgage - Loin:S. 420.000, cost 27.900 00
Philadelphia city 6 -- f cent. loan 30,000 00
Alleghew eounty 6 ii cent. Penaszl
vaniallailioad Loans 10.000 00
Collateral loans. well secnwd 2,500 00
Huntingdon and Broad Tub Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage loan 4460 00
Pennsylvania RailrofulCo.dtbek: &OW 00
Stock of Reliance Monica:lnsurance
Company 24,350 00
Stock of•Connty Fire Insurance Co 1,430 00
Stook of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00
Commercial Bank do • b,135 OT
Mechanics' Bank do - ~.,, • 2,012 50
,
Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip 1611 00
Bills Receivable, business paper 16.297 IS
Book Account% secured interest, etc..:. • 6,216 72
Cash on hand and in hands of agents.. 11,385 15
• 30, 96
• CLEM TINGLEY. Presi 3 de soB nt
DIRECTORS.
Clem Tingley; Samuel BisphaM,
Wm. R. Thompson, Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown, William Musser.
Cornelius
_Steven - at m. Benj. W. T' ley,John It. Worrel. Marshall
11. L. Carson. 91. Lathrogi,
Robert Toland, Charles Leland,
Frederick Lennig, Jacob T. Bunting.
Charles S. Wood Smith Bowen
James S. Woodward. John Bissell l'iitsburgh.
B. M. AN, gecretarY
- GARDNISIWOFFIN,Ageite,
myl6 Northeast corner Third and Wood sts.
•- - -
DliteryjnSTUAL , SA VETT IN.
C COYIPASY—INCUR PORA
TED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PEN NSY 1,-
.VASIA„ 1835. .OFFICE.. S. E.CORNER
TIIIRD AND"WALNUT STREET% PHILA
DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves
sels, Cargo and Freight, to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES on (Mods. by Riven.
Canals, Lakes. and Land Carriages, to allparts
of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES on 3fer
chandise generally, on Stares, Dwelling lioures6
&e.
Martin, Edmund A.
Souder, Theophilus Paulding. John N. Penrose,
John C: Davis, James Tranquair. Win. 'Eyre, Jr.,
James C. laud, Wm. C. Ludwig, Joseph H. Soul,
Dr. R. M. Huston, Geo. G. Lieper. Hugh Craig,
Charles Kelley. Sesame! E.:Stokes. J. F. Pen iston,
Henry Sloan, Edward Darlington. U. Junes
Itrooke, Spencer M Twain. Thos. C. Hand, Robert
Bartel/4g. Jacob 1. J 11110,4 James-11. M Tarland,
Josh Es Eikre, John B. Semple.. Pittsburgh, D.
T.loggi; 11-Berger. de.
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOS. C. HAND. Vice President.
Mammy IaLUMIN. Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
j e gg . No. S Water street, Pittsburgh.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
BY FIRM.
FISKE TIiANK LAIN FIRE I NSF RASFI
COMPANYOF PHMADELPIIIA.OFFICE
NO. 433 and 437 CEIFATSET STREET
near Finh.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS. JAN. Ist. 1.3611.
Published Agreeably to Au Act of Assemb!y,
being:
First M ortgages, amply secured $1,596.3:43
Real &tote. (present value $103.313
tit.) cost
Temporary Leans on ample Coltat
teral Securities 8933.5 543
Stocks. (present value ($86,667 72.)
cent 89.786 tel
Notes and Bills Receivable 1,521.' 00
Cush T 41933
$2,31
The only profits from pretniumg which this com
pany can divide by law. are from risks whichhave
been determined.
Insurances made on every description of Prop,
erty, in Town and Country, at rates as low as are
consistent with security.
Since their incorporation, a period of thirty
years, they have paid losses by lire, to an anoint
exceeding Four Millions of Dollars, thereby af
fording evidence of the advantages of insurance,
as well as the ability and disposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
Losses paid during theyearlll9l39. 4 6 2453 SG.
DIRECTORS.
Charles W. Bancker. ilionlecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown.
Samuel Grant Isaac Lea;
Jacob R. Smith, Edward C. Dale,
George W. Richards George Pales.
eff.AS. N.l , lANOKER.Prwitient.
EDWARD C. DALE. Vice President.
Wg. A. Srgii.::‘ - -reigriliro tem.
J. OARDNIIIt - COFFIN. Agent.
myl6 Norttreimt egr. Third and sig.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSBURGH.
Eolttl I: DA RSIF:, Preo Nen t.
F. AI. GORDON. Secret ars.
Cupt. R. D. COCII RA thni•l .Akretit.
N. 92 Water street. (Sling Co' s reliou: , r
uU atairld Pittsburgh.
Will 1111411 re against all kind,[ of FIRE and MA
RISK RISKS..
. - .
A Houle Institution maimsted by Direetem who
ere well known in the eenininiunity. and wino nrp
determined. by prumptneo and liberality. to man
tain the diameter which they have assumed. an of
fering the belt protection to those who ilisire to be
insured. •
ArI9ETS. OCT()111ilt 301 h, Ist; 1.
Stock Aca '.ts $ 63,000 00
Ntortiratte.-_ 2,10) tio
Office fur_ - ; 're 2.50 00
Upon Accotint.s, etc 7 • J 43
Cush 1,351 99
Premium Not in, '..7.f it CI 211
Notes and Bills discounted 174,075 1t
DIRECTORS.
R. Miller,James M'A ales.
Nathaniel Helmer,. Alexander Sim iek,
George Dania, lf. Smith.
Chas. %V . Rieketson, Andrew Ackley,
Alexander Speer, .David M. Long
Rees Thomas Benj. Bakeweli ,
John It M'Otrne. mylB
•
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES.
WM. BA.GALET. President
SAMUEL .
Rh A. Secretary.
0111169. Cor: of Market and Water NIA..
Insures against Loss and Damage in the Naviga
tion of the Southern and 11 extern Rivers.
Lakes, and Bayous, and the Navi
gation of the Seas.
itasuarots enratnet Loom '
and Mainago by Fire
DIRECTORS.
Win. Ragaley: Jas. Park. Jr..
Win. O. Johnston. B. F. Jones.
Reese Owens, T. 111.11otee.
B. Preston. George Bingham,
S. M. Kier, John Shipton,
.Tas. M. Cooper, S. Blubaugh,
J. Caldwell, John S. Dilworth.
C. H. Zug.
mhZklydh
PHILADELPHIA FME"AND`LIFE
INSURANCE -
,COREPAN Y
NO. 149 OrtSlamut9TßNlT,
Opposite the Customs House.
Capital 8219,100 Assets' .'130401101.
TALL MAKE AEIVKINKA'AIf rJir.
V W SURANCKeither Perpetual or Limited,bn
every description of Property or Merchandise, at
reasonable rates ofpremium.
ROBERT P. RING, President,
M. W. BALDWIN Vice President.
DIRECTORt
Charles Bates, K &Cope.
E. B. English, George W. Brown.
P. B. Saver/. Joseph _S. Paul.
C. Sherman. John Gsyton.
S. J. Magurgo Wiler.
F. BLACKBURN, *lingo
- • • • •,..; J. 4 2‘.13014 1 Tht.:Ahnint.
jy4:ly Corner Third and Wood streets.
lONONGIBELt = INSURANCE' COIPANY
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JIVIESA.fiI President:
HENRY H. A . ..1 D Secretary. Capt. JAB..WOO N, Gaol Agent.
OFFICE WO. INS WATER STREW.
Will Imam all kinds of FIRE and MARINE
RISKS.
Amin's. NAN dent, 181 IL. ,
Stook Due Bills, sayable on demand ,''
and sonstod by two approved names. $78,750 00
BO Aeneirable 73,55734
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SATURDAY: MORNING, ;APRIL 26
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TEEN DYING SOLDIER
Draw near me, comrades, life is walling fast.
From death's dark sea I feel the chilling blast;
It gathers round toy vitals as the vine
Doth to the oak its tendril close entwine:
Draw closer, for yon cannon's booming roar
Drowns my faint voice. you siionldiall hear no
more;
Can ye not woo my life to stay awhile.
Till victoncon ournoble cause shall smile ?
iTake to my friends my .dying last bequest,
.Tell them.'T died to see my country blest.
To rid its sacred soil of traitor bands.
Who would imbrue with loyal blood their hands:
!Take to my mother this little bank she gave,
The day keart se strong atd brave.
!Tell her. I ve faith in Js Christ who died.
!Nor fear to cross death's dark and troubled
Comfbrt my sister, when she learnsp my fate,
Tell her we'll meet again to Watch WurEviait,
To gricveiloffor her brother's early fall,
That far our " Union Rae he gave his all :
fly pulse is faint; life's tide is ebbing low.
Unloose my _o ,fig (02, blood
A sacrifice for liberty and right.
That that flag still shall wave with undimmed
light.
Raise me once lucre, that I may gaze
l'pon that fie as with the breezelit'Phklis.
And bids defiance to the traitor's hand,
For Liberty laud Union atilt mhall shr 'pi--
The battle s smoke non• dints iny fading sight
Yet round my sip' the clouds-are pearly white
l)ur Hag is there, no black chm4-hilvvr,.
I ! Pm happy! fur the victory's ours.
A Singular Prophecy.
The following eirmonstania., says 'the
Richmond Whig, recently occurred at
Pensacola, and. its truth is vouched for
by a trustwotthy.ollieerof the arm}_:
A soldier in the Confederate service fell
inlet a long and profound sleep, front
which his comrades v'ainly essayed to
arouse him. At last he woke up himself'.
lte then'stated that he should die the next
afternoon at four o'clin fin• it was su re
vealed tcvhim in his dream. fie said in
the last •week of the month of April would
lie fimght the greatest and bloodiest battle
of modern times. and that early in May
peace would break upon the laud mare
suddenly and unexpectedly than the war
had done in the beginning. The first part
of the prophetic dream has been r•elired.
for the soldierdied the next .lay at four
o'clock p. in. Will the rest it in April
and May? Lot believers in dreams wait
and see.—Mobile ..Idrertiser.
Monument to the Crew 'of the
Lancaster.
A cen• hand:come Intutuntent been
sent nut to Panuma to be ere eted un
the island of ilaminco. in memory of
the crew who dir‘d on board' the United
States frigate Lane:vier during her stay
in that port. and who were interred on th e
island.
S TOVE
04,,te
A. BRADLEY,
1u2,995 25
NO. 30 WOOD STREET.
corner Second. Pittotburgh,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail dealo;in
all kind+ of
Cook, Parlor, and Ifeatiug Stoves, Grate
Fronts, Fenders, &c
air In our :43:nple room ! u oy I,e c ,, un.l the
cELEBRATErwAsIWIININOCO(IN.Z.TAVES
EUREKA AN Tizoi,D
the merits of whielt i ltave been folly teAted
thousantl.4, and the Stove pronounced unequaled
by any in this market: together with it great many
other deArable patterns.
We have also a very large amortutent of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES.
011hr:wine scene .f the BEST PATTERNS now
offered to the publie.
Sir FANCY ENAMELED ORATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS. of the newel. COMMOTI
K itchen llow and Jam Orate,, all of which are
affered nt Very I.w. prim..
• Special Ind:teem-tits offered to builden in
want of (IRATE FRONTS. ntot:ttut
L ADIES
K D SLIPPERS 54 CENTS.
LAMES KW SLIPPERS 5 , 1 CENTS
A T %O. IS r urr eg STIKIKET,,
Wl= I') S. DLETEMIACHEIL
‘11111%! OILS!:
11l us 134., Durk Creel:, Lubrioating :IS to :14
gravity.
4:: Ithis do do do :31.3.; gravity.
refinery 'l,) t o 41 to
1t) d. 1V ea ver': , farm 4 . .!
limeeived and fi,r ea le by
apS:3t. It. L. ALLEN. Agent, N,.. f 3 Wood
-COrrON ISOSI EDT AND DLO,' E.s
A $1111(4101' 11. , Sortillent of
LADIlis ,l-CIIILURE\' curruN 1106 E,
do do FANCY Gld NES,
nll of which we will sell whelcsale and retail at the
laww.t erices„
EATuN. MAU:I7M k CO.,
So. 17 Fifth 4treet
$16,2 5 1 if;
T. A. McCLELLAND,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
33 rinkstrees.mwionic loan
ALES 41,1 , STOCKS.
10 , Mere ,„
ardware. Cutlery, likiets iknd
S, .7-1- tithing, Stationary, Fancy
Nluti'” •:" Estate, Furniture..te. ,
..xeentors or Assignees' sales
p 7711t";. ,-- ` • • attended to on moderate
Salefigettled lirotupt ly. C“nsintnentq solicit ed
aY7
AT EAST LIBERTY—A VALUABLE
property for sale of, four acres and thirty.,
Pretches. in a pleasant location. fronting on- the
ilitsburgh an d East Liberty plank road.
so* at a low price and on favorable' terms, apply;
at Ole• Real Estate Office.
jl 43.il1'HISERT A: SON.
o. 51 Market street•,
nft. owners
INFALLIBLE LINIMENt
Wholdeal° and retail by
R. E. SELLERS & CO.,
" 9-30-60,1 '
&Fit atfp-tblivtxpitadaNs/
.620'0
toCAiiIIKAINAVIRE A:ND41014111 E
Ocilli.Ejust received and fur WO by .
• • GEORGE A. KELLY.
69 Fedetatetreet. , Meskony City.
ThiIiNCKLEIS -:011CABl - PBER
AMMY—The. moot. beautifultardnest flavored
Raspberry $1 per:dozen:4spar 100.
apl6 • , J...KNOX. 29 Fifth street:
NEIN' AND SEA VTLICiII;PABTEL'IDEC
lORATIONSjust received andlor sale by I
ag o_ W. P. MARBItALti
S!BELLED voilaw.-300 nusaizts
Ste Ana Corn in inoreand• for. sale by ,JAMES
A. FMZER. corner Markinotreat. ap3
11711IDERSHIRTIS 41It DRAWERti,
for Spain and Sninwer wear. • ,
EATON, MACRUM I: CO.,
ap4 No. $7 Fifth street.
MIME MOST -COMPLETE WHOLE
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sale Jewelry . .
ESMABLESUMENT-lIN TUE WEST.
GARDINEIR.
62 FIFTH STREET.
SIIMAIR CANE SEED—
;totsale by BECKHAM A LONG,
apl2 127 Liberty at, next to Hare's Hotel
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DRIVE. 4411 POEM Streteg, Fifth Ward.
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