LWOW TEMI43O,Z.
trmapptunii,CHlCACOLULlAlf
TO ALL POINTS IN THE
SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST
_MUM
Commencing May sth, 1882
TILZ TO CINCINNATI AN QUICK.
,:d to Indianapolis. St. Louis and Chicago
shorter than by any other route.
WESTWARD TRAINS
Fast Lino. Mail
kOSTIMI
Usbumb....l,ooa. In. 7,10 a. in. 12.30 p. m.
Allnahour--. 1 ,10 a. m 7,20 a. in, 1,00 p. tn.
AMT.'
_-- 1 4 20 a. tn. 0,20 1 , 4 in. 5,30 p. m.
Wayna...o,lo P. In. 2,23 a. m.
Chimp 111,55 p. m. 4,30 a. m.
St. p. m.
FOR COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI Jr ST. LOUIS .
Lamm
Omtline...
Arrives at
Oolambut...ll4lo a. in. 10,10 p.
FOR INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS,
Loam
.5,50 a. m. 7.26 p. In. t 4,50 p. in
Crusty 8 .50 a. tn.
Fain 36
lis.l4lop.m. 3.43 a. in.
..8.141 a. in. 6.30 p. to.
k ll Traiii through-to Chicago without change
:*7B,7—The time to Cincinnati is the same as
Inketenbinvine. Trains on both Roads meet at
ciduabus. and passenger" all go into Cincinnati
'another. -
EASTWARD TRAINS
ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGH
014eaeo Express Express.
and St. Louis Express 7.45 p. p.
A. 8 001111119DATIO.141" TRAINS—From .Federui
•treat StatiinCATeelisly-dity.
Leaves Arrive Leave Arrive
Allegheny New Brighton New Brigton Allegheny
fileft a m WA , a m 3,13 ain 6,30 ain
114,00 zu 1,30 p.m 6.13 a tn. 6.30 rn
4,40 p ta . 6,13 p m 12.20 pin 2,00 pto
6,30 p m 6,13 p m 3,20 p 3,00 pto
MARKET TRAIN.
Leaves Allianeeat 3,30 a. in,
res atAllegheny at. 10,30 a. EIL
lea rem Allaitilmy3,lo p. .
rue at Mimes ' m. 3,00 p.
m.
1113. Traini are run by Columbus time, which is
Llt minutes slower than Pittsburgh time.
stn *Ss Tickets good 0 9,4 1 61-aceneamodation and
marts at redueed prices.
In accommodation train oonnects at
TBrighton with packets for New Ca:it le.
cough-trains connect as follows:
At Boon.' with stages for New Cuitle. Mercer,
-Yeimindown. are.
At Oreville„ Ohio, to and from Millereburgh, I
Akron. Cuyahoga etc.
•At llensfieltk Ohm, for Mount Vernon, Shelby.
Ibadanky, Toledo, Detroit, etc.
As Oreptlinitr, forDeleware, Springfield, Columbus,
=wits, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Saint
Louisville, etc.
At Lima, for Sidney, Detroit, Dayton, Toledo
Attirt Wayne. for Peru, Lafayette, Ind. , Saint
Louis, Quincy, Keokuk, St. Joseph and Illinois,
and intermediate points in Central Indiana.
At Pittman* forlaporte.
And at %lame, with trains for all points in
Muwesuri,.lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Far further information and through tickets
apply to. GRORGETARKIN, Ticket Ag't.
Union Passenger Station, Pittsburgh.
and A. Q. CAS.SELBERRY Agent, Allegheny.
JOHNB JERRIS,
_General Superintendent,
WM..
P. SHINN, teneral Passenger Agent.
CLIVILO DL PITTSBURGH RAILWAY.
Alklif AND AFTERNIONDAY. 111A1f5th,
NO /SIM tiains will .leave the Union Passenger
Depot, Liberty_ street, as follows:
PITTSBURGH COLUMBUS dc CINCINNATI
SHORT LIkE, VIA STEUBENVILLE.
. Los**, Pittsburgh 1,00 a. m. "
Steubenville 4,00 '
Newark 0,30 a. In.
" Columbus 11,10 '
Arrives Cincinnati 0,43 ~
St:Louis 10,43 a. m.
Litres Pittsburgh 12,50 p. In.
Steubenville 1,00 "
" Newark 10.15 "
" Columbus 11,45ip, ti .
cinnati.
No ohms* of oars between Pittsburgh and Cin-
Splendid sleeping cars attachtd to all night
trains.
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE.
ves
Pittsburgh 1.00 a m 6,10 ain 12,50 p
Wellsville 3,00 " 8.14 " 3,00 '
StsubenTille...4.oo 9,16 " 4,00 •'
4401 . " . 10,23 , 4,50
.. • SAW . .2 10.40 " 5.05 -
Carla . 1 11MDS et Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio
: ./Piaairniatand at Belisle with Cleveland and Ohio
-nomad for Zanesville. Lmacaster,, Circleville.
Columbus Mut Cincinnati.
/PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE.
Leaps Pittsburgh 1,00 a. in.
.• . ' Wellsville 4,25
" Bazard 6,10 ..
IN
..
.414iac e • 6,43
• -Hudson 3,00 ~
_o44a CleV ......eTand :1413 "
Le a ves Pittsburgh 12,50 p. in.
Widleirille 3,00
• " • Alliance 4,,40 ..Hudson "
Arrives E 3.42leveland 6,30
C4634edag et Beried with train for Dover, New
Malelphin be,, at Alliance with Pittsburgh,
Num , sad Onstage 80 - frond' at Hudson
_CrerVtiesville And Chicago Railroad
Ibr Anne; owl Falls and Millersburg, and
,wit Elenshin4. - trains Tor Erie, Dunkirk ,. Bu ff
.Nilliaria4a/ki; Stindusky. Toledo, Detroit,
1 Ire.
:,.. . lion leaves at 4,00 p. in.
shire at 2,20 a in, 9,15 a
. . 'Miran nil prominent points in the
31111=nt. Pim
self — of,tinitliwest, can be pro -
`t et I V: 1516111r t thenninit 1 depot. Pittsburgh.
- STEWART. Ticket Agent.
re p itt
For *Griller ' Miliusjpl to
fl _ _
.._ WILLIAIIr bfflf WART Agent.
' , Etrel• i•fomPillies aeon in Freight Station. Peen
*Oft
. . . . . no
. ..„
d/lA.NG-.V. OF qrxiwz]m.
• •1882.- THE 186/
4114811MRIA VOTILIL RAILROAD.
111104atp
DAILY TRAINS:.
*.P.4I3IL4EHUGEMENT.
1 a 0 011110 .01.1 =tae.
4 .. •
..,„ _
._., ...
'lNfairga i i., e s etimmON TRAIN,.
m. 0... t lat SAM p. ~ stop
ihmeam
lOW 14/18Aktiam and 'rs aa far aa Cone-
A ooollllllo DATlONaFfilrViolies
~
.J. . ezecOMP ' OWL m .
&MON TRAIN for
a llil lial6 ' -; ( imoopt Runday) at
11 1;;_„,- • x •
VIIIWOC9*%4I4IOIILt• ISLAM for
r hft" . azartktißalidity) at
p.m
BOURTIVAIN=iOpAnON TRAIN toy
lira iimiii, urn (Azuept Sunday) at
-. . .. . im ir io m po k miim a i s .
4arts ix . prrrsiimon As FOLLOWS:
-; -,".• - , •,---"•-r--7:74 -: .7•F'' ' 114 " 11." '
..
_.........,....,......... r -,..... « p. m.
. 47 .7. - In . ' • , .7..-..4.- •: ‘ , t...,
._ in;
.-ntodatkiliA•trnial:
loomni ektion.'..:.:llls•l4.:*m :
, . a
Ansinpav ili end Indiansant:actwittthto es Aois t
v setl r zyrian
il
vie Pl 7 FAIL:111 • '
..... 1112,50
t 1 .
Pen
imue=roliTtesammin....
_inn will
„winnow Ir=
• from
" 4111
• • . Mon a "?
foram
AIOOIIII.I I MI 114 4 18 . seis
. 2,4 '•
- •
_ Atm.
— lllllmiltsid e k - -
MEILICEI
INOVTD VIA RIVER AND
AM RAILROAD.
AND CINCINNATI R. R.
Connectiim at Indianapolet rth Terre Haute,
and Terre Haute and Alton Railroad, to St. Louis
and Lafayette and Indianapolis New Albany and
Salent.and kbehjiVEl_Contrgßsil ends for CH ICA
;uO 4 l KOCH 11111LARDi NGTON, and all
intermediate points.
' Through Freight Train- to INDLANAPOLIS,
'TERRE RACTIL - LAPAYBTTE and PERIL
Freights and passengers carried from Cincin
nati- or .Lawremeebusg in'lms time than by any
other route by twenty-four hours, and nt as low
rates. The only road by which shipment; VAC be
made from Cincinnati to the West, without break
ing butt. -
Consignments made to J. E. GIBBONS, Agent
at Cincinnati. or W. B. CUTTING. Agent at
Lawrenceburgh. will receive prompt attention.
and no charge for commission; :;o CIIARGIC yen
DRAYAGR OR COMMISSION AT LAWRENCE/WIN/.
or further information apply to THOMAS
RATIGAN, (No. lilt Water strpet,) agent of the
Company, who is prepared to give THROUGH RE
CEIPTS for passengers and freight to Isidiiinapolii;,
Terre Haute, Lafayette. Chicago, Peru, Green
castle. Cmwfordsville, Charleston, Paris lONi Mat
toon. arc., &c. H. F. LO R D. President.
JOIN F. CIIEEE, General Freigut Agent.
mh3
Express.
ES62. IMPORT/LW. 11562.
8,50 p. m
ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR
SAINT JOSEPH,
And other points in Northern Missouri. the States
of Kansas. or the Territories. should insist on
having tickets that read by the
NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD
The only rail route from St. Louis to St. Joseph.
It is the shortest and.oniekest line by thirteen
hoursto the remotest point reached by rail, and is
always as cheap as any other.
Alla- Buy your Tickets to Kansas and all points
in Northern Missouri by t 6 North Missouri Rail
road. ISAAO IL STURGEON,
Pres% and Goal Supt. North Missouri it. R.
IiKNRT il. biYlliois , Gen'l Traveling Agent.
selo:6m
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERY,
NO. 85 FOURTH ST., NEAR WOOD.
MBE SUBSCRIBERS 1.7 FAL
TURE and keep constantly. .on hand every
article in their line, viz: Cornices, Ornaments,
Curtain Gads. Comforts, Feather Beds.. Matt rives
of all kinds: also, the celebrated Patent Spring
Beds. All kinds of Shades. Blinds and Fixtures.
ARP - Prompt attention given to all orders for fit
ting and laying down Carpets, Oil Cloths. &e.
octl7:lyd ROBERTS & ROl 1(1K.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT,
AT THE OLD STAND
CORNUCOPI/E RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
NITHERE FAMILIES. HOTELS. itinli-
TAIEBANTS and the trade, zeperay earl
be supplied with Chespeake Day Oysters, at the
lowest wholesale rates. Country trade solicited.
ELI YO UN°, Proprietor.
invlng's Eating Saloon,
CORNER VIRGIN ALLEY AND SMITE--
FIELD STREETS:
Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the
season will be served up in the most pal:100)1e
style. • ELI YOLNG,
ocl4 corner Virgin alloy and Smithfield st.
SAVAGE .1 - 1 CO
No. 350 Liberty Street,
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,
JOHN SAVAGE: Proprietor.
HAVING TAKEN AND FITTED UP.
with all the modern improvements, this po-
Pular tesort„ the subscriber is prepared to aet.olll
- his old customers and the public gener
ally, with the best the markets afford.; Oysters
wilt be served up in every variety ~t style, during
the season. His Wines, Liquors and Ale lie feels
confident in recommending to the public for their
excellence.
Can, Bueket and Shell Oysters received daily
and sold wholesale and retail. iny2o:lyd
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND,
•rife, s . wrielololl7, -Proprietor.
I~:W G AVIN TAKEN AND VITTED UP,
at a great expense, with all the modern im
provements, this popular r es ort, the subscriber
is prepared to accommodide his friends 11.1111 the
public generally, with the hest the market
affords. _
VSTERS will be served up in every variety of
style during the season.
LIQUORS and ALES he feels confident in re
commending, to the public for their excel i1:11..e.
.ae-Al EA LS served up at all hours, and DAV
and .N MIT BOARDERS taken. ap;:ly
OUR TIC) ILft-S-I_3,
NO. 32 DIAMOND ALLEY,
ITI"I'SBURGIL
/NIUE SUBSCRIBER AN \OUNCES
to the public that he is in daily receipt of
FRESH SHELL AND CAN OYSTERS. t; A M E.
..te„ and is prepared to accommodate the patrons
of this old and well known house witlreverything
in the eating and drinking line-at the shortest
notice. JOHN' SHA LER,
ja10:13, Proprietor.
C S 400-11.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
No. 111. Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERA IN
•
LAKU - AND EASTERN FISH,
FRERII . PIILLADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
OYSTERS AND WILD GAME,
their Proper Semmon.
n 026 GEO. REINEMAN & CO.
ItiANSIOIIIIO4ISt, GEO. A U REIVI'Z,
Proprietor; Pio..34l“,iberty street . t i just he
ti,thii Pas Onset; Diqii.• of the Pennsylvania
RaiJrov4.which makes it the most convenient
house' in the .eity, for passengersarriviag by that
The proprietor ;having, at considerable es
kens°, llttOti up, hi excellent style. the .11ANSION
'HOUSE. Would 'te.vestfully solicit a share of
pisblie patronage. • His Larder and Bar will be
furnished wittitheleet the market nun afford.
...-fe,44 - '...: .
every
.attrit
WINES AND LIQUORS.
WILLIAIII BENNETT,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Brandies; Cordials, WinesakKononga
hela and Beatified whiskey,
NO. 129' WOOD STREET, Pittsburgh
fis.22:6a
above
as only
connec
sabington,
Aistrsin ar
m con-,
t.. 1 14 , 4:4 at .
no. A
Otbursh
*ached
tod eta
atop-
Bar-
-WI ILLAM CLAYTON,
• - rt •
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LI4IIO RE.
.111RCIIANT,
. _
No. $7 . planiOiiii-A Hey,
near Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Alwaiii on &ad, Blackberry Cherry and
lec u r o lit Old Alionongela Reziklid
4 Vain
eilismitton
, s , hue.
M " iIWOM
T ITAN'IVVIkE:INE
-
10 KU
25 Cheese;
Inirbmissid for rale by •
F. SELLEU & CO.
Penn street:Pittsburgh.
riine 11 1*.ne ,COMPLETE WHOLE
ll 4 j1. 1 0:1/647 -
'ERTABLIIIIIINENT IN TUE
. ,
J. It, O.4I7EDINE R.
62 FIRTH STREET.
.
'BIIITTEIt
Allh. Lbasrel Fresh .Itoll Batter:
do do just received by
exprees sad r sale by
• • • JAS. A. FETZER,
ap2l. Corner Ma rket and Fiat street.
T —HAVING. AN.
111 .116salided Ifilkiiiin-lheiteal Estate and Gen
end Counaisaion Agency Business; R. 13, CUTH
BERT. our business will hereafterbe conducted
in the name of S BUTUBEAT* BOAS.
S. CUTHBERT ..... L. CUTUURT B. B. CUTHBERT
alms. REAL Es-
SS TATE andA mori a., Cm"! 'Won Agents.
" raME ARE.ST S TAzaT.Tittstkinth attend to the
sale of Real Estate. Collection of Rents, dc., and
settiement of estates of immi x dee me d ;
, . ,
SoApiraffre-.. 25ItAlli
•ettiV)POW
deredDonpstone received and &reale by,_ •
kin .! BURY COLT:IIIE3.
:(si¢
YOUNG' S
nrirtnuiroa.
FIRE INslmuNoz
' • BY TIIE
RELLiNOE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
OF
On Buildings Limited or Perpetual , Merchan
dise. Furniture. &c.. in town or
country.
OFFICE NO. 309 WALNUT STREET.
Canlli Cnpitsl, 6229.610 00 ,
Asaeta, 0300,609 96.
Invested as follows, viz:
First Mortgage or Improved City Pro
perty, worth double the amount $155,605 00
Ground rent, first chess 2,462 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 14 cent.
Mortgage Loans, $30,000, cost
Philadelphia city 6 "ti cent. loan
Allegheny County 6 cent. Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loans
Col lateral loans, well secured
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, uortgage 10an.....
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock
Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance
Company
24.350 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance C 0...... 00
Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00
Commercial Bank do 5,135 01
Mechanics' Bank do .................. 2,012 50
Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip 160 00
Bills Reeeivable, business paper 16,297 18
Book Accounts, secured interest, etc.... 6.216 72
Cash on hand and iu hands of agents.. 11,385 15
$3013.609
CLEM TINGLEY. President. 96
DIRECTORS.
Clem Tingles, Samuel Bispham,
Win. It. Thompson, Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown, William Musser,
Cornelius Stevenson. Benj. W. Tingles',
John R. Worm', Marshall Hill,
11. L. Carson, Z. Lothrop,
Robert Toland, Charles Leland,
Frederick Lennig, Jacob T. Bunting.
Charles S. Rood Smith Bowen,
J alllei S. Woodward, John Bissell, Piitsburgh.
R. .M. Secretary.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
myl6 Northeast corner Third and Wood sts.
WIELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
15SilrldA NCE COMPANY—INCORPORA
TED DV THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL
VANIA, .11535. OFFICE. 8. E. CORNER
THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS, PHILA
DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves
els, Cargo awl Freight, to all parts of th
INLAND iNsURANCES on Lioods, byßivers,
Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriages, to all parts
of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES on afer
ehandise generally, on Stores. Dwelling Roused.
Ste.
DIRECTOWiIIiam llartin. Edmund A.
Solider. Theophilus Paulding. John N. Penrose,
John C. Davis. James Tratiquair. Wm. Eyre, Jr..
Dr.` R s
M .Hu n s d o W Ge C . L . u L wg e Joeph U. Seal,
Hugh Craig.
Charles Kelley, Samuel E. Stokes, J. F. Peniston,
Henry Sloan, Edward Darlington, 11. Jones
Brooke, Spencer 3111 vain. Thos. C. Hand, Robert
Burton, Jr, Jacob P. Jones.. James a M
whez P. Eyre, John B. Semple. Pittsburgh. D.
T. Memparc.A. B. Berger, do.
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOS. C. HAND. Vice President.
L7I.BURN, Seeretar.v.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
\o. 65 'Water street. Pittsburgh.
INOEAANITY AGAINST LOSS
F I R E.
'11"'"
•
H E FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPAN V OF NULL DEI.PHIA. OFFICE:
No. 433 and 437 CHESTNUT STREET,
near Fifth.
•
STATEMENT OF ASSETS. TAN. Ist, 1860.
Published Agreeably to An At of Assembly,
being:
First Mortgages, amply secured $1,896,39.3 88
Real I....state, (present value $1113,313
61.) cost
Temporary Loans on ample Collet
tend Securities . . 89,135 56
Stocks, tpresent value ($36,667.72.)
cost
Notes. , and Bills Receivable....
Cash
$2,21%,0M
The only profits front premiums which this coin
pany min .li vide by law, are from risks whiehliave
beeti determined.
I murance, made on every description of Prop
erty. in Town and Country, at rates as low as are
consistent with security.
SilLee their itteorporatiOn, a period of thirty
years, they have paid losses be Fire. to anon:leant
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.
Los.-es paid d u HM' the ywir 11659, $62,L13 36.
DIRECTORS.
Charles W. Baneker, Mordecai D. Lewis.
TobiaS W agucr , David S. Brown,
Samuel Orant, Isaac Lea,
J aeal R. Smith, Edward C. Dale,
George W. Richards, George Fales,
CHAS. N. RANCE ER, President.
EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President.
We. A. S rem., Secretary pro tent.
J. OA RDNER COFFIN, Agent.
mylti Northeast eor. Third and Wood eta.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSBUitI4III,
Eoit(; E DA RSIE, President.
F. M. DN, S
A ecre
Cap t. IL I). COCHRA GN.OROgent.tary.
Ni. 99 Water street, (Spang Co's Warehouse,
up stairs,) Pittsburgh.
Will insure against all kinds of FIRE and MA
RINE RISKS.
A Home I mtit talon managed by Directors who
are well known in the conninnunity, and who are
determined, by promptness and liberality, to man
tai it the character which they have assumed, aauf
ter' int the hest protection to those who desire to he
insured.
ASSETS, OCTOBER 301b.1361.
Stock Accounts
$4190
63, 00
Mortgage
2,13) 00
Office Furniture
20 00
Open Accounts, etc
7.809 43
OL4II
10.351 99
Notes
27.36 20
Notes awl Bills discounted 174,075 14
161,25
DIRECTORS. $: 176
R. James WAuley,
Niitha old lIA mos, Alexander Nim Mk.
George Dwrsie Wm. H. Smith.
i Chas. W. Rieketson, Andrew AiikleY,
I Alexander Speer, David M.Long„
Rees J. Thomas Benj. Bakewell.
John R. 31Turie. mYIB
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INSCR ES STEAMBOATS AND CAROOES.
SAMUEL REA, Secretary.
WM. BAGALEY, Preeident.
Oillee, Cor. of Market and 'Water Sta.,
Insures against Loss and Downie in the Naviga
tion of the Southern and Western Rivers,
Lakes, and Bayous, and the Nevi
' salon of the Seas.
Insures against LOOS
and Damage by Fire.
DIRECTORS.
Wm, BagaleY, Jas. Park, Jr..
Win. G. Johnston,
T.
1c Jones,
Reese-Owens, Y. Howe,
B. Preston, George Bingham,
S. M. Kier, John Shipton,
Jas. M. Cooper, S. Blubaugh.
J. Caldwell, John S. Dilworth,
C. H. Zug.
mhZ:lydh
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPAN Y
NO. 149 ORESTNIIT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House.
Capital...... 6219,100 Asada $304,949.
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN.
S U ripeCE, either Perpetual or Limited,on
every deson of Property or Merchandise. at
reasonable rates of premium..
ROBERT P. KING, President
• M. W. BALDWI_ .N Vice President.
TORS.
Charles Baylis. DIREC
E. R. Cop%
E. B. English. George W. Brown,
P. B. Savory, Joseph S. Paul,
C. Sherman, John Clayton,
S. J. Magarge E. Wiler„
F. BLACKMAN, Secretary.
J. G. COFFIN, Anent
Corner Third and Wood streets.
MONONGAHELA MURANO COMM'
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICERS.
3 A AIRS A. lIIITUBISON. President.
HENRY M. ATWOOD. Secretary.
Capt. JAS. WOODBURN, Oen'l Agent.
OFFICE NO. 9 WATER ISTRERI s it
Will Insure all kinds of FIRE and MARINE
RISKS.
ASSETS. MAY leilkt, 11661,
Stook Due Bills, payable on demand
and secured by two approved names. $73,750 06
Bills Receivable .31
Bil l4 ls Disc owned A , 76
12,t,i
115 Mechanics' Bank
stock oost
100 Shares Citizens' Batiks 6.165 00
stk onst 5. 00
40 S h a rss Exchange Dank 175
stock east 2.050 016
50 Shares Bank of Pitts
burgh
.- 2.750 00
Balance of Book Accounts
Office Furniture
Cash
DIRECTOR&
Win. B. Holmes. Jas. A. Huts Adele%
Wilson Miller. Jam Alma.
1/AN LA litebison.
JoherMlDeriM. AmeNift
. Kiticestrisk. B. Wallace.
m. Doll4 o. ,• . U s ica ‘ ary.
Maim • own
... • .
".1V0*10 1, 04
31T8DAY MORNING, MAY 7
•
Death - of an Ex-Congreagmum,
The Hon. Churchill C. Cambrelling died
on the 80th nit.; at his residence on Long
island, N. Y. Mr. Cambrelling was born
in North Carolina in 178 G, and was educa
ted at Newbern. He went to New York
in - 1802, where he has resided ever since,
with the exception of a single year as clerk
in Providence, it. I. Mr. Cambrelling,
was early employed by John Jacob As
tor, and traveled extensively. He was a
member of Congress from New York from
1821 to 1839, and acted as chairman of the
committees of commerce, ways and means
and foreign affairs. As a political writer
and thinker be was celebrated, and his
reports and pamphlets always enlisted a
large skafe or attention. In 1829, being
then abfoad, he *lit appointed minister to
Russia by President %an Buren. After
his return he retired to private life, a posi
tion from which he has never been with
drawn.
27,900 00
30,000 00
One of the noticeable incidents in Mr.
Cambrelling's congressional career washis
reply to the Hon. Edward Everett on the
slavery question in 1826. Mr. Randolph
in his reply said that he did not envy the
head and heart of the northern man who
defended slavery on principle. Mr. Cam
brelling follosed in denunciation and re
buke of the &Rifleman from Massachusetts
for saying that slavery was - " a condition
in life to be justified by morality, religion
and international law."
Setting the Thames on fire is a scheme
proposed in London by one Mr. Mackin
tosh, in view of a possible foreign inva
sion. He proposes to float a sheet of
some combustible hydro- carttonaceas liquid
over the water that sustains an adverse
fleet, to ignite this combustible liquid,
and thus to envelope the enemy in flames.
Growth of Chicago.
Reliable estimates, made within a few
days past, make it certain that already this
spring full 1,700 new residences and stores
are under contract, to be finished during
the coming summer, and it is believed that
before nest winter closes in full a thousand
more will be added to this number.—Chi
• agn Tribune.
The successor of
.the late Governor
Harvey, of Wisconsin, is Edward Solo
mon; Esq., of Milwaukee, who, says the
Milwaukee News is the first German horn
citizen that has ever filled the_gubernato
rial chair of any State in the Union. In
politics he is a Democrat.
Great Breach of Proniise Case
The Chicago Times states that Miss P.
Hildebrand, a respectable and accom
plished young lady of that city, has sued
William Lill for breach of promise of
marriage and seduction, claiming $50,000
damages. Mr. Lill is an old resident, and
extensive brewer of. Chicago. and his
wealth is estimated at $300,000.
1&2,995 Z
89,786 66
1,821 00
27,919 33
)nr devil went ont to see his sweetheart
the other night ; and on his return we ask
ed him how matters were progressing
when he replied :
I clasped her tiny hands in mine
I embraced her slender form;
I vowed to shield herfrotn the wind
And from the world's cold storm
She sat. her beauteous eyes on me
The pearly tears did. flow,
Aud with her little lips she said—
" Pod let me 9(.1'
faT 0178 Ip
•
A. BRADLEY, .
NO. 30 WOOD STREET,
corner Becloud. Pittsburgh.
Manufacturerand Wholesale and Retail dealer In
all kinds of
Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves, Grate
Fronts, Fenders, 10.
Air In our sample room may be bond the
CELEBRATED GAS BURNING COOK STOVES
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the merits ea which have been tally tested by
thousands. and the Store pronounced unequaled
by any in this market; together with agreat man"
other desirable patterns.
We have 11190 a very large assortment of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES.
embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now
offered to the
üblic.
AN r FENDER EN fo M
th EL e D we s G t RstyTE
MTS
Kitchen Bow and Jam Grates. all -of which are
offered at very low prices.
sar Special inducements offered to builders in
want of ORATE FRONTS. no6:6m
•
LADLED r • "
KID SLIPPERS 50 CENTS.
LADIES KID SUPPERS 50 CENTS.
AT NO. IS FIFTH ■TIIEET
mh2l D. S. DIFFENBACHER.
OILS! OILS!!
6i Bble Duck Creak, Lubricating 24 to 30
42 -gita do do do 34 to 25 gravity . ;
277 do-Allegheny refinery 40 to 44 do
100 do W.lll4eOr's Wen 42
Received and for sale by
apir.3t It: L. ALLEN. Agent:: No. Wood Eit.
COTTON ,1104111/IN AND 'LOVER—,
A wipes*
,AlkaitessiS
LADIES & CHILDEPPS:MERSII3.
all of which we will sell Thelon& sad Sia et the
lowest prices.
EATON,Katmai
ap4 atiest.
hroCIALT4ITA
Auction and Oomniinion Ihrobant,
mantion - narifir *am
SALEn Er= ".
etchandiss, Codify, 800
a ts an
hoos. Goods,tenailtationttry. Fancy
Goodknotions; Nal Mats, Nintwre,
IN-UndertMtsrs,_Ezeontoistor Andraescsalsa
Promptly and legally attanthd to on moistrate
tenni.
Sales settled promptly. sxissiounents solicited.
ap7
AT EAsT VACITABILE
property - foe gum of foiur acres
e nd thirty.
erches. in a:plernatligeation, frontng on the
Pittsburgh and itget.Libadzvolant roorillzbe
sold at apply alow_PriegikPit luau.
at the Real mus ts moo.'
AXE FIIIM
11S0 halt bead. Mite
.
.76 _do • ikividt reeelvedlor
mh29 HENRY H. mum
ANYHAVNX ANDROCIEmprx
OCHRE just remind and for ealeb •
Alley. KELL
09 Mend: G greet,heny City.
• • TT - t 1
Itr.r—Tbwitioeitibeluilfid sad beat 11 weared
RaaPberri $1 Par doseall6 !Kir la
apl6 ...A.6[94 . .2l)Fifth street
'1 • '
ORATIONS; tasilaseined sad forvalab •
apl9 W.P . NrARRIA
is ILL** , Coitiir.:-s•• imusinna
S
Shelled Corn in dors and for ado by JAMES
4-01, • • •••, e LI, sp3
1
k " P ' in tVicrirkleltum 1 Co.,
nirdth stmt.
;.area, risA nnir • . •
LA LAHMIA-67-11/ lAA;upo merseeired
hr rah As M N.
r
16.140 OD:
- 71.
- 400
Area
SUM it'
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Firing the Thames.
First German Governor
Sentimental
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EDITOR Allp-;PROPRIETOR,
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alum !or now Is it*
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66 FOUR, 0 '
ONARTERED IX 1855.
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Miss May Ist to November Ist, from 1 toe teelook
and trent November gat to May I st. from•kto
Midts 'waived of all sums not has than Ogg
Doman. and a dividend of the profits declared
twice armir.in Juneand December. Interest has
been declared send-annually, in June and Decem
ber since the Bank was organised, 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 Janannd De
°ember. compounding twin, a year, without
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less than twelve years, making in the aggregate
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the office.
•
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John Holmes. John Marshall.
Alexander lb w. James B. D. Needs.
Bad. L. Fahnestook. A. M. Pollock, M. D.
James MoAtiley. Hill Bargain.
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IL • successor to 131. W . Biddle. 'No. 1•4 fladtl
field street. '
016oe hones from $ to end from
to o'clock. . . falfirly
AMERICAN IRONWORKE
IRON" AND N;*.I.11•11
JUNDVA AND COMMON SHEET INON.
Ladles Patel Sianiag, ai.* Haia,
WAREITOUSFS
93 Rater Street ad 1911.,12994 MN,
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And corner of Franklin and South:Water &rest
Chicago.
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ILMTRISITICTILE FOR cABIR- 4 ATULL A'
SORTMENT of Pittsburgh, mattufacturc
FURNITURE. embracing
BUREAUS.
BOOR CASES
M
and every article needed in a well
ER& buradsimidere
ling, as well a fine assortment of
0 kgyie- AP filiIIINITHII14!
Constantly on band' and midst, 'eke. As lb
only terms on which business Mat
lishment is for CAS S. nricesisaW lfildg mord
ingly. Persons in watt of anyeitimailiss ahoy
line would be advan_tmed_l a y
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No. 10S Smithfield signs4 , loll4, Fes,
mb..S-17
NEW BRUSSELS•OARPAT
S These haveiust beesuope
the LATEST AND RICHEST o
the lowest prices.
NIW CARPETS, OIL ke.
11301Kti
advai
vantage is
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the direct n
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about the 213th o
into tsys Senior
between Use
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!Students.
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sears Tinia_ to th ßoard t .__
and usanh uitios. - ' o-- -
advance ! ' .
Washing and use ofsecliding - . --, ' '
Cassias' and biodern• •. •
- • •
Student. spend Vacation !
Reference eau be madato
anu m ter, to the Rev. T. &• • .34.
and to otbar Clenrnasw.
1131.f.NKS, DEEDII4
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• all kinds, for aalfb, .. -.., , = owr, a -
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Cmummy roiLlityrAmimui owe.
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KUHN'S LAW BUILDINGS.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE, NO. 72 GRANT STREE:
(Three doors below the Court House.)
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ATTORNEY AT. LAW,
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