legit. wiaTHE law&
tITTSIIIIO & CHICAGO RAILWAY,
TO ALL POINTS IN THE
SOUTH WEST ASO' NORTH WEST.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 5t14 1862
MINE TO CINCINNATI AN QUICK,
AL and to Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago
shorter than by any other route.
WESTWARD TRAINS
Fast Line. Mail
• •
m. 7.10 a. m, 12,50 p. m
Alliebony 1,10 a. m 9,20 a. m, 1,00 p. m
Arrives
0n5t1ine.......11;20 a. tn. 5.20 1 , m. N,30 p. in
Ft. Wayne..... 2,10 p. in. 2.23 a. in
Chimes 8,35 p. In. s.:l:s a. in
St. L0ui5....12,45 p. In.
FOR COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI ,t . ST. LOUIS
Leaves
Outline 5.60 a. M. 7 . 26 p. in. 8,30 p. in.
*lmes at
Columhus...ll:3o a. tn. 10,15 p. tn,
' POE LNDIANAPOL IS AND ST. LOUIS.
paves
1eg1ie.....111410 a. in.
FLL I:st
• p01i5.11,30 p. So. 5 .45 :t. tn.
' o_ .tu5......8,10 a. tn. 6,30 p. in.
All Trains
of through to Chicago without chaugo
Oars.
N.B—The time to Cincinnati iu the same as
b, Stekitionville. Trains on both Roads tuect at
due, and passengers all go into Cincinnati
together.
EASTWARD TRAINS
ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGH.
Mail. Express.
Ma pr il
Exess ..,00 a. .
)1 10 3 in
.10 p. m
Cinehmati and St. Louis Expre.“ 7,45 p. in
AGOOMMODATION TRAINS—Fron, Federal
street Station, Allegheny City.
Leaves Arrive Leave Arrive.
Allegheny New Brighton New Brig ton Al leglieny
%gm am 10,40 ain 5,15 aLa 6,50 aat
MOO m 1,30 pin 6,45 ain 14.30 ain
4.40 p m 6,15 p m 12.20 p m 2.09 p m
0.30 p m 8,13 ptu 3.20 p ni 3,00 pto
MARKET TRAII/.
Loaves Alliance at 5,30 a. m.
Attires at Allegheny at 10,30 a. m.
ittatats Allegheny at 3,10 p. us.
Ardresat Alliance 8,00 p. us.
..Trains are ran by Columbus time, whiell is
SS =Mutes slower than Pittsburgh time.
M. Tickets good on the accommodation and
TMs mart& trains ar acc o mmo d ationred pric.
p ut train connects at
Newßrigbton with packets for New Castle.
T Miss& trains connect us tbllowst—
At Atm, with stages for New Castle, .Ilereer.
Teumestswn. de.
At °mine, Ohio, to and from Millersburgb.
Akrom Cuyahoga Falls, etc.
Al Mansfield Ohio, for Mount Vernon, Shelby,
Sandusky, Toledo,' Detroit, etc.
As Creetline, for Deloware, Springfield, Columbus,
Mistime', Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Saint
Louisville, etc.
At lanes, for Sidney, Detroit, Dayton, Toledo
At Port Wayne, fbr Peru. Lafayette, Ind., Saint
Leaks. Qtuncr.
Keokuk, St. .1 use') h and Illinois,
andilltionnediate points in Central Indiana.
At Plymouth for Laporte.
And at Chicago, with trains for all points in Illi-
MIA Mogul* lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
rot farther information And through tickets
and" W. GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Alit.
Union Passenger Station, Pittsburgh.
and A. Q,CASsELBERRY Agent, AlleghcnY.
JOHN JEBRlS,General Superintendent,
WM. P. SHIN ED, General Passenger Agent
GIYILAND Ai PITTSBUIGH
(FirAND AFTER MOND% Y. MA V sth,
184414 trains will_ leave the Union Paszonger
Depot. Liberty street, as follows:
PITTEIBURGH, COLUMBUS CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE, VIA STEUBEN VILLE.
Lures Pittsburgh 1,00 u.
Steubenville 4,00 "
" Newark 9,50 a. in.
" Columbus 11,10 "
Arrives Cincinnati 0,45
ti"
St. Louis 10,45
Latvia Pittsburgh 12,50 p. in.
Steubenville 4.00
Newark 10,15 "
Columbus
No donee of oars between Pittsburgh and Cin
duns&
Splesslid sleeping CATS attoehed to nil night
Daum
Loa PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE.
Pill/burgh 1,00 ain 6,10 ala 12,50 pin
Wellsville 3,00 " 6.14 " 3,05 "
Stelebenoille...4.9o " 9,16 " 4.00 -
Wheeling
Arrives ~,,, .1,51 - 10,23 .' 4.55 ••
Bask 5,05 - jilia.,lo - 5,,05
Connecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio
andat Bellan. with Cleveland and Ohio
for Zanesville, Lancaster, Circleville,
Columbus and Cincinnati.
PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE.
.
Leavess Pittsburgh 1,00 a. in.
Wellsville • 4,2.5
•.• '''": ' Bayard 6,10 "
" • Alliance 6,43 -
"__ Hudson ' 14,00 "
Arrives Cleveland 9,15 '.
Letres Pittsburgh 12.50 p. tn.
• .•., . ! AVolleville 3.00
'-" - . Bayard 4,14 -
" .Alliance 4.40 "
llndeen - 5.12 •'-
'Antall fietnitied• • ' 6.30 "
cenisollnktilliiyard with train for Dover, New
Philatilla dge., at Alliance with _Pittsburgh,
Fort Wagnerend Chicago Railroad' kt Hudson
with Cleveland, Zanesville and ChiencoMailroad
for . . • CiirlthogarValls• and MillerAurg, anti
at . . . d
. with trains for Erie, Dunkirk, Buil
d% ' • dusky, Wolc4o,,Detroit,
'. • •
laWaStio6l'eiiii3s: lif 4.00 g.iii.
Ratareinr Traine arrive at 2,20 a in, 9,13 a
aVi44o ll oPaa. ,• • • •
lietir/. PrOininentp - ointe in the
w inst./Kw ov,n o ,r,thwest, eanlie. pro,
a -
...i/rtheldlierty Street:4opol, Pittsburgh:
''-- - , ' ' STEW - AUT. Ticket Agent.
Fcg further partiCelain alitly_to
- - "WILLIAM bTEWART, Agent,
gittcorekokeyAkelfice in,FreightStation, Tenn
no27Z:
o]r.
1882: • THE 1882.
MISTIVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EIGIMIIt - DAILY THAINS.
• , TUTU; ARRANGEMENT.
-1W i i
hifseilifijiitignintb asidPidladelphial
le arrives in Philadelphia at 11:15 p. in.,
%akin el %radon fe r . New York from ,Ken-
De 1200 p M. over Camden and
4 .REl3li T RAI N leaveis the above
u h
Ma llmi 11161116 11 1 0-14-4,44) ~ to stoppmetmly
" Mlle witupisi aid. %saints direct - connec
tion at arriabairs for Baltimore and Washington,
sad kralalf Vat ?via Allentoirn. This train ar
gins Philadelphia at 8,e4 a. m., making con-
Mitdi% York.frotallensington 'Depot at
i l li r r i t over
.' i atailz re , a t il li t ni bol it ln b e tirg il i
to
~
.. lylat dowl tidies—attached
to • •
Anita= band lke above illi*Wratir-'
rig Vialagellal" St g unb ilidrinZesleittty p il t d lreic:
Albs* ajul aahiagton. his train
Es h imattglit i r .y ra l„ 6. . P. it t orking
at SAO th , m•tirrettlaialavarAtub db oy n line n .
sit:601 , 41111111(11diATI631 Irlii.
. 7.I O II O I 2 III OC,,ACtORIAIODATIC6,I.. TRAIN.
isollfeellY (iireel Stidda.ll4t• 3 , 0 01,. In.. stop
atasi*be ..1 1 1ASicgas. and tanning am far ea Cone
:11 diNOII4PION TV prior Wall's
ii irot suntiay4ktmo u: - . m.l
SEOOND ito ItiliATlltd: TRAJN for
teim.
Mty station lavas IllailY. (except Sunday) at
.71611111'',_ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wain stsaiawlaayst daily, (except Sunday) at
&T rk")
AOOISIYRERRATICiN 'TRAIN fur
..4 . 1r1 1 4.7 4 ..ii01 . • *MS. iituitisw) at
;:us&ekritioil mrtr oi . •
ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH:AS FOLLOiS:
ampaiistoliation... jo,a• :*
•
eaataa
ad , 6 Y "!'"rt • Accommodation a . in .
• i lxv •-
IN
•
camme tn.
se 7 4 4.7 • • .•• trigoranoawlice..
:. ,: , ,. , ....rest;and Ragman and
FAX - 4:
t.
TO :T0R1L.:.... 102.60
ELPRIA. • • • JOAO
ORE PAO
CASTER OM
1TR1a...... - - ..1....4 . ..: i VA' •
.. .. , _
Raft e
e liiiiidtoalisiaftodiVetikrhin.!
demi*
m ead to Phildlolphia.- Ralti
liiidi.." ticida •
* • . lui ..:aistii: soroM s . to dia u tsse l l ' ) 414 . 1 *; ,
alai is Milditlaillb tlitalltion hum. except from
strixam_tioildimpaaur bar do scent.;
. ....._bdia palr' . . ! afrotA i girlithe Cloddy win
T illirliguOing tk it ez r Plelscl i bagrage .
An Om:Wm Line km been mployed
=mow
toind e fooMthe
iyyyli a TTl!! cents fur °O4
t it-
l ai rrAity A ir . o .
At Poi/Of:it: . ' t3tatteiNft utiaty
ded
sidli--'‘ 110116 4!ildr4. " ("I
AltPl Ug ral. -
frTioyisizi
ER ROUTE VIA DAIVIEIL Alit►
1141:LROAD.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI R. R. .
ocoiiiieedak at Indianapolis with!Terre Haute,
and Terre Haute and Alton Railroad. to St. Louis
and Laurette and Indianapolis, Yew Albany and
Salem Michigan Central Rat loads for CHICA
GO. HOCK ISLAND, BURLINGTON, and all
intermediate points.
Through Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS,
mutt.; HAUTE. LAFAYETTE anti PERU.
Freights and passengers carried from Cincin
nati or Lawrenceburg in le,ls time than by any
other route by twenty - your hours, and .at as low
rates. The only road by which shipments can he
made front CirMinnati to the West, without break
ing bulk.
Consignments made to J. E. GIRBONS, Agent
at Cumi:tad. or W. B. CUTTING, Agent at
Lawkwrieeburgh: , will receive prompt attention.
.and no charge for commission; 00 011 tKGE YOH
DRAYAGE Oft COMMISSION AT Lawagscattuan.
For further information apply to THOMAS
RATIGAN, (No. Its Water streetd agent of the
Company, who in prepared to give TI11011:1;11 RE
CEIPTS for passengers and freight to Indianapolis,
'Terre Haute, Lalityette, Chicago, Peru, Green
castle, Crawfordsville, Charleston, Paris anti Mat
toon, Ste., F. LORD, President.
JOHN F. CHEEK. General Freight Agent.
mh3
062. ItigrouTAA"r. 1862.
5,30 p. In
ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICK ETS FOR
SAINT JOSEPH. •
And other pointi in Northern Missouri, the States
of Kausa,, or the lerritories, should insist on
having tickets that read by the
Non Tit MISSOURI RAILROAD
The only rail route from St. Loni: to St. Joseph.
It is the shortest and 9uielcest line by thirteen
hours to the remotest point reached by rail, and is
always as cheap
_us any other.
447- Buy your 'Pickets to Kansas and all points
in Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Rail
road. ISAAC. 11. STUROIX;N,
Pres% and Gen'l Supt. North Mi,,iouri R. It.
lIENAT 11. StusroNs, Geri'l Traveling Agent.
srlaaiin
. .
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTER
NO. 85 FOW TH ST., N E I 00 D.
SUBSCRIBERS MANCEA
TIME and keep constantly o:, !;:ind every
article in their line, viz: Cornices. Ornaments,
Curtain floods, Comforts, Feather lted. , . Matt rases
of all kinds: also, the celebrated Patent Spring
Beds. All kinds of Shade:, Blind and Fixture..
49r Prompt attention given to all orders for fit
ting and laying down Carpet., Oil Cloths„tle.
octl7:lyd ROBERTS At 1111MNIO,K.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
Y 073 N.
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT,
AT THE OLD S'TAXI)
CORNUCOPIA RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
WEI ERE FA MI LIEN. HOTELS. TIES.
T.11.17It : 1 IS and the ?raii zeilerally
be with Che9ieslie Ilay Oy.-ter,, at the
lowest whole-ale rate , . Country t
Proprietiir.
Young': Eating Saloon,
CORNF.R VIRMN A I.LEV AND SMITH
11ELD STREETS:
Where OYSTERS and nil the doliefirie4 (d - !he
season will be served up in the m o st paf A r,..lde
style. ELI VW. NO.
()ell corner Virgin nlley and Smithlield
SA.V A. Gr- 1!.;110(7 l4] ,
No. Witt Liberty Stre(•t
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,
JOHN S /VAG E: Proprietor
.411iING TAKEni AIN 1) rilvci)
KJ. with all the inetiern improvements. this po
pular resell, the sultserilier is prepared t., ae•ten
ins.lide his ell eustinners :tie! the pithlie gener
ally, with tile lies! the :earl:erg, ittriirds. Oysters
will h,a,sert lip PI r•ry tit •tyle.iiiirinc
the : , :e:LS011. Il is Wines. I.i.ppirs lar:a .kles hie Feels
confident in reetnittactitlitig to the puitiit• 1.,r their
exeelleitee.
Aria Shell rei•el;ed daily
retail.
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND /
!!!4'Cilf.)74i i.l,olllVidlthll,l
nAVINe: T.tHEN AN!) Eirrt:!) tr.
at IL 4I , •:11 iitpewii, with ail the 11111 , 14'1'11
popular
to prepared to frlvltti, the
public Kencetiiy, tilt Ow iiiiirktit
a florid
VSTFiliiii will lie:en:ea op in every variety -f
•etyle during the
. .... ..
',NCI/ICS :lid .11.1 , .5, he foe::: , r.liti.l.lll ir, rr-
COMlllttlltillg LO. the public 1 ,, r their e.A.,,lleuce.
ki - M EA I.:; ~ f .rved tip .tt ”Il li , .iirs, and 1 /,‘ y
and NW UT .110.i_RDEftS to ken. a1.4:1y
0 Ult 1M1'5242,
NO. 32 DIAMOND A L LEY,
I'iTT:-W1. 7 1{(; If.
1F: SUBSt:RilltElt ANNO IT NV ES
1 to the pithhe th:it Jails revetipt ~r
FRESI.I SIIIiLL AND CAN 01": , TER:•z,
ce. and 6 prep are:l tp , ootittottat,t rat rOIIA
of thin 41111:L11d well 1010W:111010C with erin'ythillg
in the eating awl drinking line :it the sitorte,t
notice.
jalitly Proprietor.
1:1 X C T. T It
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
No. 111 Wood Struet, Pittsburgh,
. 141101.A.SALE A_ND VAIL DEALEiti iY
LAKE` AND EASTERN FISH ,
FRESH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE•'
OYSTERS AND WILD GAME,
All la their Proper Sesrioo.
noai (IEO. REINEMAN CO.
side E.rl):
side the r, r t l l c se ° l4 - '
er Depr, y •
f
len ‘ n 7 •4l:rat ue ' lia
Railroad. which wakes it thv roust convenient
house itLthe gitxlitr pu.seongers arrivinghs that
road. - - :• • , r fc.-; •
Tho proprietor having, at considerable ex
pense. fitted up, in excel halt style t theMANSION
HOUSE, wouhl ren , eutfully solicit a :Intre of
publiepatronage ' Ms Larder and liar will he
furnished with the hest the market eon nfiord.
feLly
WINES AND LIQUORS.
WILIAIM BENNETT,
IMPORTER AM) DEALER IN
Brandies, Cordials, Wines, Old Mononga
• hula and Rectified Whiskey ;
NO. ) 120 :,"(POP tirritEET.. Pittsburgh
fet2:6m
WILLIAM CLAYTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. 37 Diamond Alley,
near Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ire. Always on hand Blackberry, Cherry and
Co as
y Old Monongahela Rectifiedi
01.L.ANI)
ld bids Tallciw;'
25 bbls GreaSec
In store and for sale by.
HE 'MOST COMPLETE WHOLE
pale Jewelry.. ,
EsTAßOsiunterrr I *;THE. WES.
J. IL GARDINER.
62. FIFTH STREET.
'II2IIOLL BETTER—
AIL, 1 bane' Fresh 'toll Lotter
1 box do ' do
express and for 5.4t0 by
a - JS. A. FETZER
C6riier Market and First street
•
(141-PAR'r ERSIIIIP—H AWING AN
eottinted with us in tho Real. Estato and Gen
erg' Cettnniasien Atzener it.l3. CUTB
BERT.- our basilicas will hereafter lie eouducter
inthe nutno of S. otrookna dONS.
EL CUTHBERT.......a. L. CUTHBERT R. B. CUTHBERT
SCUTHBERT. a SONS, REAL ES
s TATE and General etninniSsion Agent.,
51; MARICET STREET. Pittsburgh. attend to the
sale of, Real Estate, Collection of Rents, e., and
*daughter /*gee of Rekimis deceestxt. ap2;
QOAPSTONE -- • ikaltELSisow.
do s sed Boatiabsse steeived and**. sale by
my 2 HENRY IL COLLINS.
111VCCLELLANDISI SHOE SALE THIS
a.vAL DAY.
IVAN t
d &
J "cdda 'IV() *a
plammim&
q ..
Übset,*llo4ilif IN a am ;
Win. Biwaley,
Win. 0. Johnaten
hero Owens,
B. Preston,
6. M. Kier,
Jivi. 10. Co. , per,
J. Caldwell,
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY ,
NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House.
Capital $219,100 Assets 0304,9418.
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN.
S UR A NCB, either Perpetual or Limited.on
every description of Property or Merchandise, at
reason:Ude rates of premium.
ROBERT P. KING, President M. W. BALDWIN Vice President,
ORS'.
Charles Bayes, DIRE CT
B. R. Cope,
E. B. English, George W. Brown,
P. B. Silvery, Joseph S. Paul,
C. Sherman, John Clayton,
S. J. Magarge E. Mier.
F. BLAcgamg, Secretary. • -
ThirdiYaaY COFFIN, Agent.
Corner and Wood streets.
- -
F. SELLERS Jr CO.
Penn street. Pittsberzh
.•
ERS..
J 1f ES A. HO FFI UTC C HISON. President.
HENRY M. ATWOOD. Secretary.'
Capt. JAS. WOODDURN, GenlAgent.
OFFICE NO. 98 WATER STREET.
Will Inture all kinds of FIRE and MARINE
RISKS.
just received by
ASSETS. MAY 10th, 1861.
Stock Due Bills. payable on demand
and secured by two approved names. $78.750 00
Bills Receivable 23.587 64
Bills Discounted 36,736 76
Mortgage 12..000.00
115 Shares Mechanics' Bank •
atook cost $ 4,166 00
100 Shares Citizens' Bank
stock cost 5.175 00
40 Shams Exchange Bank
stock cost
50 Shares Bank of Pitts
burgh
Balance ofßook Accounts
Office Furniture
Cash
DIRECTORS.
Wm. B. Rams. Jan. A. Himehhison,
Wilson Miller, John Atwell.
Wm. lima. -8. B. Robison.
,John /IPPositt. Hpr s. '
w h itains.
AlmuEirbintnek.
Robe. Dalian. - •
Wm. A. CaidwilL.
......., ism= • ~ .1 0 .'.- - L. mil
INBI7IIAIICS
040455A1)1 , :t•d
BY MB
RELFANOE MUTUAL INSITRANOE
COMPANY,
Ou Buildings, Limited or Perpetual. Merchan
dise. Furniture, &c.. in town or
country.
OFFICE NO. 306 WALSIIT STREET.
Cush Capital, 9229,310 00.
Assets, $303,306 96.
Invested as follows, viz:
Fird ortgage or Imroved City Pro
pertMy. worth double p the amount $155,605 00
tlround rent, first class 2.462 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 it cont.
Mortgage Loans. $30,000. cost
Philadelphia city 6 "e 4 cent. loan
Allegheny County 6 1 , 1 cent. Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loans
teral loans, well secured
Iduntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroadeompany, mortgage loan
l'ennsylvania Railroad CO. Stock
: 4 1.0: of Reliance Mutual Insurance
Company 24,350 00
Stock ~f County Fire Insurance Co 1,050 (10
Stock of Delaware M. S.lnsurance Co. 700 00
Commercial Bank do 5,135 01
Mechanics' Bank do 2,012 50
Vnion M. Insurance Co's Scrip 160 00
Bills Receivable, business paper 16,2117 18
Book Aecounts, secured interest, etc.... 6,216 72
Cash on hand and in hands of agents.. 11,385 15
S3(K3, .96
CLEM TINGLEY. Preside so3 nt.
DIRECTORS.
Clem Tingley. • Samuel Bispham,
W in. R. Thompson, Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown, %Villimn Musser,
Cornelius Stevenson. Benj. W. Tingley,
.101 in It. Worrel. 3larshall Rill.
I. L. Carson. 7.. Lothrop,
Robert Toland. Charles Leland,
Frederick Lennig. Jacob T. Bunting.
Charles S. Wood - Smith Bowen,
James S. Woodward, Juhn Bissell, Piitsburgh.
B. 11. lIIN Cll MAN. Seeretary.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
Northeast corner Third and Weal sts.
irk ELAIYA OE MUTUAL SAFETY IN.
MYS I' RANCE COMPANY—INCORPORA
TED la' THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL
VANIA, OFFICE. S. E. CORNER
THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS, PHILA
DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves
:cis, Cargo and Freight, to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES on Goods. by Rivers.
Canals, Lakes, and Lund Carriages, to all parts
of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES on Mer
chandise generally, on Stores, Dwelling Houses,
Se.
D I RECTORS.—WiIIiatn Martin, Edmund A.
Souder, Theophilus Paulding. John N. Penrose.
J•dirt C. Davis : J11.1111:i TriinqUair. Win. Eyre, Jr..
J miles C. land, \Via. C. Ludwig. Joseph IL Seta!,
Dr. IL. M. LI i.n.ton, Geo. (I. Liener,_ llugh cram
'hark, K Wit**, Samuel E. Stokes. J. F. Peniston,
Remy Sloan, Edward Darlington, IL Jones
Brooke, Summer Thos. C. Rand, Robert
ISurion, Jr.. Jacob P.Jottes,Jlillleg B. M'Farlanil,
.lusliga P. John B. o. ( einple. Pittsburgh, 1).
T. hrieirsEL - A. It. Berger. du.
IVILLIAM MARTIN, President.
TIIoS. C. HAND, Vice President.
USNET L7LIWICN, SeerotarY.
P. A. MADEIRA, Ascent,
ie22 No. U 5 Waterstreet, Pittsburgh.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
F I 111 .
prism URA NRiUNFIRE INSURANCE
cOIPANV OF LA DELPIIIA.OFFICE:
N 4sl nud 437 cucsTNur wracm
s:.TATE.Nt ENT or ASSETS. JAN. i5t.18,11%
l'O.di-bc.l Agreeably to An Act of Assembly,
being:
First
t r urtgazes. amply secured $1.599,393 SA
Real 1.,1.tte, ( p resent value $1113,313
0 , , , t
Temporary lmm4 un ample Cullat
Meal Soeuritiu+ 89,135 56
Stouks, (prmuit value ($8 , 3,1767 72./
oust
89,784 66
ore mei Bills Receivable 1.821 00
CNA
27,919 33
.$2,a18,1151
The only profits from premiums which this coin
pony .an divide by h a s, ore from risk, which hare
In'tirantat , nook on every description of Prop
erty. in T•iWri and l'ittaDtry, at ratc, an low as are
l'ort, , i3teitt with security.
Sinec their incorporation, a period of thirty
they have PA hy Fire. titan amount
ex:tooling Fdar Niillittoti of Dollars, thereby af
fording evident-cots the advantages of I 11Stiriltleft.
as well :to the ahnity and dt , positioll to Meet with
proini-tite-s all liabilities.
Lit,ezi paid during theyear 114159. $62.143 36.
DI RECTORS.
Char!, W. Ea nekttr, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tdbiad Wagner, David S. Drown,
s,euel grant ['mite Ictit.
H. Smith, • Edward t'. Dale.
George W. Itiehardit, lieorge Fades,
Cll.-1 S. N. BA EIL Provident.
Eli WA RD DALE, Vita, President.
Wm. A. *lcel., Sceretary pro tem.
.1. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
mylti Northeast cor. Third and Woad viii.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
PITTSBUIRGII.
tiEUhtiiii DA RSII: I'regident.
I. GORDON. Secretary.
Capt. It. D. COCHRAN, tien'l Agent.
No. 92 Water street, tSpang .14 Co's Warehouge,
•ot•
imatre against all kinds of FIRE and3IA
.RINEItIFI S.
A I bone Institutio manged b,t , Direeorg ho
are well known in tho n
comtum a mutY. and t whoare
determined, by promptness and I i beta I i ty. tu man
tain the eharacter which they have ILMltllled, ag of
fering the best protection to those who desire to be
ineurod
ASSETS. OCTOBER 30th, 1861.
Stoat iseenunts $ 03,000 00
31.014.04 . •••
2,160 (X)
.
1:111t-e urniture
2:0 00
Open Aee , tunts, etc 7,4itt
Cab
18,3. - t1
Prentiuln N4ltc4
276 1 .6
NOte6 Mitt 1:ills disc...tinted 174,075 14
DIRECTORS.
R. Miller. Jr., James M'Auley,
Nal Ihmiel llohne.i, Alexander Nimiek,
I:eoreelmrsie Wm. 11. Smith,
Clia,. W. It ieketion. Andrew Ackley,
Alexander S peer, David M. Long
Bev; .1. Thomas Benj. Bakewell,
John It. M'Cune. mylB
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INS lAt ES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES,
SAMUEL REA, Se(iretarYt
WM. BAGALEY, Dreeident.
Ditiee, Cog. of Market Rud Water Xis.,
Insured against Loss anti Damage in the Naviga
tion of the Southern and Western Rivera,
Lakes, nod Bayous, and the Navi
gation of the Sato.
- •
I mermen ag,alitst Loma
mod Damage by Fire,
DIRECTORS.
Jas. Park. Jr..
B. F. Jones.
T. M. Howe.
George Bingham,
John Shipton,
S. Harhaugh,
John S. Dilworth,
C. M. Zug. .
mh2.4.1p1h
ONONRAIEELA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
DAILY 'POST.
i7IIUItSDAY MORNING, MAY 8.
Senator Douglas' Opinion of Sen
.
If there was any man that the lamented
Senator Douglas regarded with abhor
rence it was Sellator Sumner of Massa
chusetts. Here is a portrait that he drew
of him in debate in 1854. Addre.
himself of him he said :
"Is there anything in the means by
which he got hereto give him a superiori
ty over other gentlemen who came by or
dinary means? Is there anything to justi
fy ik i in the fact that he came here with a
deliberate avowal that he would never
obey one clause (tithe Constitution et the
United States, and yet put his hand upon
the Holy Bible, in the presence of this
body, and appealed to the Almighty God
to witness that he would be faithful to the
CoOitution, with a pledge of perjury ou
his soul, by violating both that omit and
the Constitution? He came here with a
pledge to perjure himself as the condition
of eligibility to the place. Has he it right
to arraign us because we felt it to be our
duty tO be faithful to that Constitution
which he disavows, to that oath which he
assumes and then repudiates? The .Senate
have, not forgotten the debate on the Fu
gitive Slave Law, when that Senator said,
in rePly to u question whether he was in
favor of carrying into iffeet that clause of
the Constitution for the rendition of Itod
live slaves: •Is thy servant a dog, that lie
should do this thing?' A dog, to be true
to the Constitution of your country? A
Clog. artless you arc a traitor? That was
his pOsition: and still he comes here, and
arraigns us for crime, aud . tallis about au
dacity! Did mortal man ever witness such
auditing in an avowed criminal ?.•
27,900 00
30,000 00
10,000 00
2 .500 (X)
Burial of Gen. Ben. M'Culloch
The Austin (Texas) Gazette, of the 12th
ultimo, has the following notice of the
funeral of Ben. M'Culloch
Thu remains of General Ben. M'Cul
loch, the hero of Oak Hills, the pride and
boast l of the army of the West. were, on
Thursday, with all the usual pomp awl
ceremony attending such occasions. laid
by the id e of Burleson, Hemphill and
McLeod. The bode lay in state in IN:-
presentative Hall, fr . om 4 p. rn. on Wed
nesdaY until 4 p. In. on Thursday last. At
11 o'clock, after prayer from Bev. .‘lr.
PhilliPs and Bishop Gregg, Capt. John
Ilenry Brown, whit acted as aid to General
M . C11110(11 in the action in which lit. lost
his life, entertained a large (! ,, Ileol,ll . Se of
citizen's that erowded the large Bepresen
tative Hall, with an address, narrating the
thrillitig incidents of the battle-tield, and
portraying the military accomplishments.
patriotism, heroism and !wide single , hoo rt
ednessi of our gallant ranger general.
Gen. Henry M'Culloch, being present,
remarked, in a voice tremulous with emo
tion. Whose accents reached the heart and
filled the eyes of all present. that his bro
ther laid. in his will. ( . M11111(.1111,1 his soul
to his God, and bequeathed his body to his
State. , The procession at M'Cullojh's fie
neral was a mile long.
102,99 i 2.5
T. A. McCLELLAND,
Auction and Commission 'Merchant,
35 FifthStreet.7lnwmlc Hail.
CIA I. FS EFFEl"11:110 OF S'l' il • li S.
1 1 79. Merelianthle, Hardware, Cutlery, and
Shoe. Pry Clotltine,
U.nele . :s:' , ,tione. Real lietaie. ,he,
/73-1/ullerwriters, Eveenti,rs or A4 , i;znees'
pemm.tly met leKAlly xttereleil te.
ferny,.
Sal e s sct fol promj,tly. Con-i7,riMent-
v .t4 P*
NO. 30 WOOD STREET.
Manufacturer:And Whole , ale and It et Ai I dealer in
all kinds of
Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stu;es, orate
Arir In our sample room may be found thc,
CELEBRATED GAS BURN Cool; sTovr.s
EITHEKA AND 'TROPIC,
the merits 01 whit•+ have boon roily tested by
thousands, and the .tore pronounced mr•qunled
by any in this market; together with a • ;rent many
other desirable patterns.
110 have also a very largo assortment of
PARLOR AND lIEATING STOVES.
embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now
offered to the vuhlic. .
sea— FA NCI ENA3IeLED GRATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS. of the lIPICTS: stylm+ Common
Kitchen Bow and Jam Orates , all of . which are
uttered at very low prices.
air Special inducements offered to Imilders in
want of GRATE FRONTS. noU:tirn
EATON, MACRIIIII & CO.,
Non. 17 nud 19 Fifth Streul.
1117SB1 Itillt
JOBBERS AND RETAILERS,
TRIMMINGS. EMBROIDERIES. HOSIERY.
GLOVES. MILLINERY GOODS.
Shirts, Cellars, Ties, Zephyrs, Yarns, Fancy
Articles and Notions of ev,ery kind.
• I
111.. City and Country Morchants.
Pedlars and all who buy to sell again, should call
and examino our stock.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT—Second floor
of 17 and 19 Fifth street. inli
--- - -
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO.
OP PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE, No. 37 Fllitk SL, Bonk Block
AGAINXT ALL HINDS OF
ISAAC)ND MARINE RISKS
NES,. President:JOHN D. MeCORD„
Vise Presidenti D. M. BOOK, Secretary; Capt.
WILLIAM DEAN, General A_gent.
DIRECTORSIsaac Jones, C. G. Hussey. Bar
voy Childs. Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Wilson, B.
L. Fahnettoelc, John D. McCord, Captain Maui
Jacobs, R. P. Sterling, Capt. W. Dean, Robert L.
M'Grew, Robt. Davis. n 029
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
TOR ?H! BALI OP
Flour. Grain. Baron, Lard, Batter
Dried Fruit and Produce
Generally,
Corner Market and First Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
REFER TO—Franeis G. Bailey, Esq.. William
Dilworth. Sr., S. Cuthbert .k Son, Pittsburgh,
Boyd k Ott, Heisker & SwearDigen. B. Brady.
Cash. M. & M. Bank. List Howell._ Mangle di Co..
George W. Anderson, Donlon. Paxton &- Co.,
Wheeling. iny2ll:2ldfds
APOLLO HALLBILLIARD SALOON.
CHARLES
heistOAßDNEß'wd remind his old
friends and customers that still to be found
at his old stand APOLLO' HALL,' entrance on
Fourth street. He has always on hand the best
quality of Lager Beer, and in connection with the
hall, a well. appointed billiard saloon, with good
tables, balls and cues.
Remember the pla ea, Apollo Hall, Fourth at.
near Wood, entrance from Fourth. iy10:ly
IF YOU WANT NOME 40411 D NEW
Fruit or prepared Mince 'Meat, mixed t anti
a ll o th er kinds of Spices, cooking Brandy or
Wine, New'Orange, Lemon and' Citron Peel go to
llaworth E Brothers, in the Diamond, where .you
will gate new crop of Fruit and lower than nt
any other house in the city. ,Also a general and
tull assortinent of Family Oroceries, Tea:i t Wities,
Brandies, and all other kinds of Foreign and
Dotueetie Liquors. - -
HAW ORTH .
BROTHER,
deli corner Diamond and Dia/nand allay
5- - -
L ADIES
KID SLIPPERS 50 CENTS
LADIES KID•SUPPERs '5O CENTS.
AT NO. 1$ FIFTII,STKEJET,
mb22 ' 'll l . S. DIFFENBACItEtt.
CII
OiL6i2
tS BblaDuck Creek, Lubricating 26 to 2')
gr bla „do do e do34 to avity.
Tr; do Alregheny refinery 40 to 4-1 do
100 do Weaver's Cum 42
ReceiVed and Air aalcA3
ar 01 4#.4 itiLLNN. Agent. No. 6 Wood St.
16.140 00
65,997 7 0 5
... 100 0
49.152 30
$122„96117
APIOTTON HOSIERY AND GLOVES—
A "PeciProinortoitot - of, w. ") ‘.
LADIES & CHILDREN'S COTTON HOSE.
do - do • . FANCY-GLOVES
*lief whiFN will s ell 'wholesale and retail at the
eat
illYttlitteih4eCedr;
&p 4 Hole No. 17 Fifth Argot.
atar Sumner.
S TOVE iv
0
A. BRADLEY,
corner Second. Mt I.doorgis.
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CORNER FIFTH AND WOOD E1TR13:12%
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eel 9
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•
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EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
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With dispatch. and in the moat superior style
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ja 9 :IyPITTSBURGH. PA
_
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riTTCIIiN AT LAW,
OFFICE, NO. 135 FOURTH NT.;
NO.. 73 GRANT STREET
A • A ! U ces L . : r toIhiIWM.EON
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field street.
4Z , - Office hours front S to 1 o'clock. and from 3
to 3 o'clock. felfily
AMERICAN IRO]
IRON
AND NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON.
banth's - Patent Shafting, Piston Rode, Plates, &e.
WA R EIIOUSES,
Wikter Street mut 132 Fleet Street,
1. 1 '1"1' 817 G ,
And , over of Franklin and South Water Street&
Chicago. telZds
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ISAAC joNE9...jO:IN L. BOYD— WM. WCULLOCG
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
I%lleo UFA erl UR ERS OF CAST STEW Sprint:, Plow. and A B Steel SPRINGS {
riil AX as, c.,rifer Itaz,g and }lnt streets:
rrotl:ia PITTSBURGH, Pa,
J. D. PACRINER- JOHN M. IRWIN.
URNITURE FOR CASH—A FULL A
SORTMENT of Pittsburgh manufactured
FURNITURE, embracing
BUREAUX.
BOOK CASES
IVARDRODER
and every article needed inn well furnished dwel
liug, as well as a line assortment of.
OFFICE 1' URNITERE.'
Constantly on band and made to order. AS the
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nehmenfor CAS il, prices are made ageotd
ingly. Persona in want of anything in the above
line would be advantaged hy calling at
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No. IO zzzoidifield street, below VAL
•
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHEi,&c.
No. 07 Fourth Street.
BOUGHT PREVIOUS TO TILE LAVE
1.10 advance in prices, of which the felleetet:-
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ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
ANGER CARE OF TIM. FRANCISCAN BROTHERS ,
minis INSTITITTION, eiITIftATFA
1 IN LORETTO. Cumbria county Penney!.
vania four miles from Cresson Station Statitel. on
the direct route between Philadelphia and Fitts
burgh, was chartered in 1055, with pririAgea to
confer the usual Collegiate honors and 110/11000%
The location of the College :n one of the r .,„, t ,
healthy in Pennsylvania—this portion of tbls Alle
gheny Motintains being proverbial ftb: its pure
water, bracing
air. and picturesque
r - arena
The Scholastic year on the ry niter
MONDAY after the 15th of A'',:tIUST, and end,
about the 25th of JU.NE foll.bwing. It is divide I
into two Sessions.. Students _cannot return hums
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus 11001511.,
nary for Land Surveying, Engineering. Ac., Act.
will be furnishing by the Institution to the
Students.
instrumental and -Vocal Music forms no alto
charge. Students will he admitted from el=f t
years to the age of manhood.
TEnsts—Boaid and Tuition, payable half Yearfg
advance , . . ......................... $l /0
Washing. manse of * Bedding ........... . .......... 10
Classical and Modern Languages. extra...... 10
Students spew! Vacation at the College i 6
Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bialinp
O'Connor, to the Rev. T. S. Reynolds, St. Mary's'.
Loretto, and to other Clergymen of the Pittalaurah,
Diocese.
BLANKS, DEEDS,
HUGH X. BOLE. . .
MINGINE BUILDER dc RAIDIEIRDRII
IVA Duquesne Way, near the Yolk. will 3/4/0 .
It ,
to order, and warranted . As good' a caw BC
made, the following machinery, viz: esigri•:
Engines. Turning Lathes, for wood sod Bi
r. • 4
Planers, for wood and iron; Drilling M eal" 432 :
Housin and Tobacco Screws; Patent-4e e i ni.
Model Machines , in the beet manner. gej,.=
Pulljes and Hangers, of all sizes tr a -7,1,-r tri ,
Screws, of any diameter and pitch. ..,:d • n f eet .
in length. Will iilso make, eV w
haveo . heed.
Doctor and .1% . iggel Engines. thr
.4 Le ak for
steamboats, ice, Lathe jab
i ..ours and other Min
ing donate tinier; can P- o ", ie fti incline wide, by 8
feet 6 iachet long.
411 Urdera Prow , u _ F ined
and E asnadb ,
Solicited. -," Y
A. • 113--Pa rti ... tiler attention and promritaide
given to rep
Machines, ,„ „n pri n ti ng preened an otkor
- •
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Fr:7.ll.Hk TINNENK, .tiNV, 414116.
--.... ItERS SILEARS. fore 14.11,
with DOWN ,k TETDEI, 138 Wood at.
ii4I6IEN AND GRANS HEEDS 4114'
11 011ral1 kinds, for 44i0 by
BECKHAM LONG.,
127 Liberty at., next to Hare's Hotel.
C_
ULVNEY TOPS, VARIOII7B PA r.
TEENS. for salt) by
apB HENRY IL COLLIM.
Cu, COME ALL. TO BINDLE IL •
111.../ LAND'S Auction. and buy your 80t+.814. c
and Gaiters.
FISII TACKLE—A LtRGE ARMOR I .
w
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nt
atl hand.:
i 3 .6 19'04 t/lrOot.
LADIES CONGILESS turrEnsi AI,
auction this dill. ut M'CLELLA.NDI3 4 a :-
Lion Howie.
al 14
MINIIT (MA Y.... 50 BARRELS CHILI US
lIA3I CLAY fur sole,
ants I i EVIIY Cr T. - 1, J.
WHEAT -21 BARRELS RED Alra.
White Wheat received and for laie by
JAMES A. FETZER.
comer Market and P int - streets. -
11CDICKLES,
in. 50 doz Pickles in pima, quarts, bait sed
gallon Jars. on
50 doz Tomato Retehup,
50 do Pepper Sauce,
40 do 'Underwood's Tomatoes in Cans,.
40 do Fresh Poaches in Can
In store and to arrive and for sal e
Res Jr 'ERA HERS,
Nos. 1:11 and /IS Wood Strut
- IL - N alien Ex ENT Escit.Essuie AT
=am ccLELLAN iPSAtietiop ukregard toßoote
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apls
prat attics rAivess
strew sorted situ. desired and (aril:M r
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