ISOM.. THE mon.
trrisiireintwmatento taw
TO ALL POINTS IN TER wiurr.
SOUTH WRIST AND NORTH WENT.
ABIRANOZNENT.
Commencing May sth, 1882
MEM TO CINCINNATI AS 4VICK,
IL and to Indianapolis. St. Louis and Chioago
shorter than by any other route.
WESTWARD TRAINS.
Fast Line. Mail
'tiptoe.
Loaves
Pitoberelr.....l.ooa.O. 7,10 a. in. vit,so p. m.
Medway
_2,10 a. m 7,20 a. in. 1,00 p. m.
AlliVl . lll
centime 0,20 a. M. 5,20 p, in. 2,30 p.
m.
Ft. Warm-2,10 p. m. 901 a. in.
'Chime ...... .5,2 5 P. M. 0.2 1 1 a. in.
FOR COLUMBUS. CINCINN ATI k ST. LOUIS,
Leaves
Crestline .......... tn. 7,96 p. in. 2,50 p. m.
Arrives at
Colambas..ll,2o a. an. 10,15 p. m.
Cincinnati.. 4,20 F. in. 5,40 a. m.
St Louis._ 0,23 a, in. 9,00 p. m.
FOR INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
Leaves
Creatline 04/0 a. to. 2.50 p. m,
_..,a2.41140 p. m.
ap5e......7,60 a. m. 6, _,__ _
45 p. m.
All
tiarsT r . ains through to Ohioago without change
of_
R, B. —The R —The time . to Cincinnati is the same as
br_Stelbenrille. Trains on both Roads me et at
flumint; and poesengers all go into Ci ncinnati
together.
EASTWARD TRAINS
ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGH.
=
EzMiSfeu 2,00 m
3,10 p. m
Cincinnati and tit. LOWS Exprem.......-7.45 p. m
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Feder*
itreet Station. Allegheny City.
Leaves Arrive Leave Arrive
Allegheny New Brighton New Britton Allegheny
9,114 ain 10,40 a m 5,15 a m 6,30 a m
11440 m 1,30 p m 6,43 a M 8.00 a!a
4,40 p m 0,45 p m 12.90 p m 2,00 p
0,50 p m _ _
_l3 15 5t.,20 p 6,00 p
MARILET TRADI.
Leaves Alliance 6,30 a. m.
Eens at Allegheny at ..10,30 a. m.
~ Alle6pny at 3,10 p. m.
fall at Mhanoe 8,00 p.
118. Trains are run by Columbus time, which is
li minutes slower than Pittsburgh time.
M. Tickets good on the accommodation and
marina trains are sold at reduced prices.
Tho p accommodation train connects at
New Brigh ton with packets for New Castle.
T trains connect as followir--
At Brion. with stages for New Castle, Mercer,
Youngstown. do.
At Orrville, Ohio, to and from Millersburg'''.
Akron; Cuyahoga Falls,eto.
At Mandel & Oluo, for Mount Vernon. Shelby,
Sandusky. Toledo. Detroit, ate.
As Crestlins. for Delaware, Springfield, Columbus.
Cincinnati. Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Saint
Louie, Donissilla etc.
At Lima, for Sidney. Detroit, Dayton, Toledo.
eta,
At Fort Wayne, for Peru , Lafayette, Ind.. Saint
...LW', Quincy, Keokuk. St. Joseph and interme
diate points in Central Indiana and Illinois.
At Plymouth for Laporte.
And at Chicago, with trains for all points in Illi
nois, Missouri. lowa, Wiscorudn and Minnesota.
For further information and_through tickets
apply to. GEORGE PARK IN. Mutat Agl.
Union Peseentlan:Pittabunth
and A. IL C ASSELBERR t, Allegheny.
JOAN JERVlS,_General Be • ntendent.
WM. P. MINN, general ' . t
CLEVELAND , PITTABILIBOR AND
WHEEIJNO RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On -and after MONDAY. MAY sth, 1882,
Trains will leave the Depot of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. in Pittaburghens follows
PITTSBURGH. COLUMBUS k -CINCINNATI
MORT LINE. VIA STEUBEN VLLLR, .
Leaves Pittsburgh-- I 1,00 a. in. 12,50 p.p.
do Steubenville— 4,00 " - 4,00
do Newark 9,50 " 10.15 "
do Columbus 11,10 " 11,45 "
ArEives Cincinnati — 4,20 p. m. 5,40 a. m.
St. Louis
No change of ears between Pittsburgh and Cin
(Anna&
Splehdld sleeping ears attached to all night
Using.
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE.
Leaves
Ettebtirge 8,00 8,14 h 1,00 a . 13s 6,10 aln 12,50
welievill ' 3,05 '
Steubenville...4.o o " 11,16 " 4,00. "
Wheeling. ...... " 110,22 " 4.55 "
Arrives
Bellair
5,05 " I 10,40 " I 5.05 "
=l , s m atag at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio
and at ;Bellair - with Central Ohio
Railroad for Zanesville, Lancaster. Circleville.
Coltunbastand Cincinnati. Indianapolis and Saint
Louis and'pOintilwest.
PITIEBVEGII AND CLEVELAND LINE.
Leaves Itittsbitrah 1 , 00 a. i n. 13;50 D•
do Wellsville 4415 '
do Baud,. 4,10 " 4,14 "
do' ..... ' 6,43" I 44,40
do -.4lndattiii - . .. 3,00 " I 3,42
ArrivarChrtelanif 11,16 .. I 6,30
Connecting _at Rana with Tusearawas ;branch
for New.Phinidelphia and Canal Dover at Alli
ance wilt Pittsburgh, Fort-Wayne and Claw°
Railroad- at. liudeon,wil i gavaland. Zanatriue
and Cincitimicit :for - on, Cuyahoga Sa ll e
and Millersb at ieVelinft with C ind E
11 , R Aar Este, =kirk. and Build% witliCk_T
it for Toledo. :Detroit.: Chicago and this nwetho. ,
Wel west. liklleAnoommodation leaves at 4,0 0 2. 21.
Returning Trains active at 2.20 a m,:0,15 a
in. 3,23 and 144100 p • J.
Througn.tiekets to an prominint Points.in the
west, sout hwest, north or northwest, can be pro
cured at the Liberty street depot. Pittsburgh.
JOHN STEWART, Tn
-- illigtrAgent.
For farther apply_td:
•
--WILLIAM • rA.`RTi
At the Company's office in Freight Station, Penn
street. ncd3
SlMnMit ARRANGIEDIFENT.,
ON AND AMA MONDAY, Buy sth.
PENISYLVANIA CEIBA 111110A11.
EIGHT.; WANLY' ' , MIAMI.
TTIEII4IIUMINL_ , : - T IR A IN
leaves the passenger Station ovary morning
(except Sunday) at
. ltgl a stopping only at the
principal etations. - anirtaikhig dirket ttionnections
at Harrieberiloritaltimereeed .Waelueetoe t .. and
for New Yerk-vii - eihe Alliatown-torite: -"• • •
TOE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves
daiß i t i M etoppluir only. at principal eta—
same. direct canna:Woe Harrisimrirfe r
Del Washington. sad Air New York yis
AII IVI3TB leaves the above named sta,
lion: r Wiserst Oundif) at 8 4 0 1: re”
arreekretpriticipalstetiawwiLtaHnie.t. D
iripiMe•Sellimerd- ' ' ban
la -Pilledelpkia at e Sha m
Owe aionacitiet Ter./10w Yeek keel lieledefitem
Depot at %PP p: liverOliadea k Rabbi lire.
ACCO3LIIIOIDATMRI . II,•I6.
. . _
JOHNSTOWN ACCODUIODATION
leaves daily (azeopt Saladas) at SAN. P. 12. BtoD
ping at all stationslnd - rattail* a. far ma Cone-
MIST ACCOMMODATION TRAlNforWall's
stalled lessees daily (except Sunday.) &teens- M.
ACCOMMODATiON TRAIN for
Wall's Nation leaves daily. (except Banda) at
11.00 a. m. -
MIR ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fbr
Wall's station leaves daily, (except Sandal) at
4.00 p. n.•
FOIIRTII ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wslra station. leaves daily. 4ozoopt Sunday) at
4111 6 P. M.
*Amara
ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AB FOLLOWS: .
Lt Wall~~ee~hlioiw
sa w abotokaosownodotwa--- 11 6 115 Ir. Is.
Sd Wars sawn Aemmnsaladon.:...lliSS p, m.
4 th Whirs &Ohs 40 1 .KA
=4 shashOM l 4.....S.P. 2,3 *
*P Trains Sir Blaiisitilla
a nd Indiana maned
ecasunailaialta
Bilinrws - Lteg - t"c i=
t-
Mail Woe.
FAIR Ii
TO NEW YORE .. --AWN
PRILADE4ni - 10,00
BALTIMORE 9,60
LANCASTER.. .
*A
msumi:- TWA
srgchepkedtoßlatatiaos
on, **Near
xplvaniii-Esalroad. and to Philadelphia; Balti
more and New York.
Whammies Parel=hickets in ears will
IM a i med an new pan
to- Comae lase
eled willtion to the station ratite. except from
Median when the company has no agent.
NOTICE—In awe of 1 the Ownpany will
thzm for de a lialt &Meg image
- ,lll47keseingdopett
to olitoff=lionsibilliliMotesad fere the:
depot, o n ot t o meek IS owls for each.
llClW l n a d am b Ot i ll: l7lo
E. Mg AlliT. Amok.
At thiatenta.k.R. hummatithinAKMl7
and Went MOM
MO Omen! linaPer:illlsaas,
Gzarrs rim
'CALF BOOTS, 04600
FINE
CALF SW ,
I,
c 1,112.,
40k
Tj,i
CigvAi' t ddiynt
pe t lora& Int
woo
Nglt ids sma AND
1111111110WS 1110 MINA R. IL
limba B ll . WV& MIS*
sa d - mom sad AllimsommegAset; Limb
an d sad .41bffland
Salembet.
00 * soeul'. • Sad CA all
intermediate tielsti._ - •
Thressiikl*ALlit Teals to INDIANAPOLP.
THE W& HMITA, LAP/MITE and MILL
Freights and yammers tarried from Cincin
nati or Lawreneelsag in ilme time than by any
other route by twenty-four hours, and at as low
=tea. The only read by which ahipmente can be
made:rola Cincinnati to the West, without break
ihtann
ents made to J. B. GIBBONS. Agent
at Cincinnati, or W. B. CUTTING, Agent at
Lawreneeburgh, will receive prompt attention.
and no charge for commission; No CRAIG"' FOR
DZATAO3 OR COMMISSION AT LAWRINORBuRG.
For farther information apply to THOMAS
RATIGAN. (No. 115 Water Bart.) agent of the
Company. who is prepared to lave THROUGH an
trum for passengers and freight to Indianapolis.
Terre Haute. Lafayette. Chicago. Pero. Green
castle. Crawfordsville. Charleston. Pa ri s and Mat
tow de.. do . H. F. LORD. President.
JOHN F. CHEEK. General Freight Agent.
. mb3
1862. IBIPORTANT.IB62
ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR
SAINT JOSEPH.
And other points in Northern Missouri. the States
of Kansa& or the Territories. should insist on
having tickets that read by the
NORTH XLISOVRI RAILROAD
The only WI route from St Louis to St. Joseph.
It is the shortest and quickest line by thirteen
hoursto the remotest pointreaohed by rail. and is
slain as cheap as any other.
'Kr Bay your Tickets to Kansas and all points
in Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Rtill
roadf.rev ISAAV IL STURGEON,
t and Gen'l Supt. North Missouri R. R.
HURT H. linenotte. Glenl Traveling Agent.
selNks
5,45 a. m
ITPHOLt3TERING.
UPHOLSTERY,
NO. 85 FOURTH ST., NEAR WOOD.
FINITE SIIIIISCRIBERS II AI\IIF A C-
A. TURE and keep constantly on hand every
article in their line. vie: Cornices. Ornaments.
Curtain Goods, Comforts. Feather Beds. Mattrases
of all kinds: also, the celebrated Patent Spring
Beds. All kinds of Shades. Blinds and Fixtures.
ier Prompt attention given to all orders fur fit
ting and laying down Carpets. Op Cloths tic.
oetrtrlYd ROBERTS & ROl NIGH.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
Y 0 IT N . G'S
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT
AT THE OLD STAND
CORNUCOPIA RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
WVERE FAMILIES, HOTELS, RES;
AORANTSand thetrade . genorelly can
be gepplied with Cheepeake Bay Oysters. at the
lowest wholesale rates. Country trade solicited.
ELI YOUNG. Proprietor.
Young's Eating Saloon,
CORNER VI E D ALLEY
ETS; AND SMITH
ST
Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the
season will be served up in the moat palatable
style. ELL YOUNG.
eon corner Virgin alley and Smithfield et.
SAVAGE HOUSE,
No. SSO liberty street
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depo
JOHN SAVAGE; Proprlckter.
HAVING TAKEN AND FITTED VP,
with all the modern improvements, this go
puler resort. the subscriber is prepared to e...com
modate his old customers and the public gener
ally. with the beet the markets affords. Oysters
will be served up in every variety of style, during
the season. life Wines. Liquors and Ales ho feels
confident en recommending to the pubtic for their
excellence.
Can. Bucket and. Shell - Oysters received daily
and sold wholesale and retail. my:ltYlyd
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,.
IN THE DIAMOND,
Tl-143s . s'rONE. Vroprietor.
fIANTIOR TAKEN AND FITTED V P,
at a great expense, with all the modernim
provements, this popular resort, the subscriber
is prepared to accommodote his friends and the
piddle generally, with the bust the market
affords.
OYSTERS 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 excellence.
iirMEALS served up stall hours, and DAY
and NIGHT BOARDERS taken. 204:1y
OUR 1-10113114E.'.
NO. 32 DIAMOND ALLEY,
PITTS.Bmum.
rimme siIItbCRIBER AN NO ti SCES
A. to the public that he is in daNeceipt of
FRESH SHEL,L.A.ND CAN MYST ' „GAME.
'&e4Seticrislitepared to acCoinsifedatii e' ',aeons
of this old and well known hoesewith everything
in the eating and drinking , line at the sh'orteat.
notice. JOHN SII ALEX,
,A10:13, Proprietor.
,EXCEIASIC II I
OYSTER EATIN G HOUSE,-
~
No. Wood Street, Pittebirth.
WHOLILULI AND YET t iII.RJ
, LkLEltil LI,
LAKE A SlEtli Fitli
FRESH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
OYSTERS AND WILD GAME.
tio26 GEO. REINEMAN CO.
ibIiANSI9N KOINE, !MO. AURENTZ,
Proprostor; LalsameweetAnopt
'oda the Airomitiostskjpt_ of_tho fflsollogrelkktna
Riddroad; which mikes , it the mosNotivenient
boos* the city for passengers arriving by that
toad.
The proprietor having, at eonsiderable .
p_ease. fitted up, in excellent style, the MANSION
HOUSE, would gespectfullg solicit- IS share of
public patronage. His . Larder and Bar will be
garnished with the bastthe market can afford.
._. . .
wurss AND LIQUORS.
WILLIAM BENNETT,
moans AND rowan IN
Bisonlion, Ilon Mononga
hela anti:TmUfted Makey,
NO. 120 WOOD STREET, Pittsburgh
is2l6m
WILLIAIII CLAYININ,
ssOLTISALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. 37 Diamond Alley,
am Wood stmt. Pittsburgh, Ps.
a2r. Alwals lu th ithenke=l2l7lll6l6led
11:1,41 1 LOW OIL Ain, annum
- 10bille .
• S bids
huger, and tbr sale bE
M. SELLERS & CO.
POMO strait Pitteburab
TIKEMOST COMPLETE WHOL
isle Jewelry .
•
Butter.
J. 1 box do do ut received by
gal". an4fcalal° by Jlll.ll=ll.
sea • comer. arkiik reet;
.
.oa4b liA*l3l4l
o "elated v• ie. Bitsti sad the
ourMUM_ noT j nntni
in pie name et 8. •81INEL
S. ournsurr `.:ll4rfailliT
15 II rat 'll6llll, mr..
ill
Co
ak este. l NßlV a p l itiots ) ar a toniSW
soli of llection of V to Ate. olo"
81 1 1 11. 1 6.4 1 1, 1 ‘,IMA: /lac. midis
.14 . Loeh , .
/MIL.WE MUTUAL ,lITEMIAIIOI
ootrart,
OF P'I3II.A.TVESTAPIIIA,
On Bnildinto._Liniiied'or Perpetual; Merehen
dim. Furniture, In town, or .
country.
OFFICE NO. 30E WALMET ETRE=
Cada Capital, 1120;514
seseta, . Ilsos,aes
Invested as follows, vis:
First Mortgage or Improved City Pro
perty. worth double the amount $155,655 00
Ground rent. first class 2,462 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6- 1 * cent.
Mortgage Loans. $30,000, cast
Philadelphia city 6*cent. loan
Allegheny County 6 al cent. Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loans
Collateral loans, well secured
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage loan 4,600 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stook MOO 00
Stock
p of Reliance Mutual Insurance
Comany 24.350 00
Stock of County Fire insurance Co 1,050 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 Receivable. business paper 16.2 K 18
Book Accounts. secured interest, etc.... 6;46 72
Cash on hand and-in bands of agents.. 11,385 15
$303,508 96
CLEM TINGLEY. President.
DIRECTORS.
Clem Tingley. Samuel Branham. •
Wm. R. Thompson. Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown. William Musser,
Cornelius Stevenson. Beni. W. Tingley.
John R. Worrel. Marshall RID,
IL L. Carson, Z. Lothrop,
Robert Toland,. Charles Leland.
Frederick Lenin& Jacob T. Bunting.
Charles S. Wood Smith Bowen.
James S. Woodward, John Bissell Pittsburgh.
B. M. MINCH:ILAN Secretary.
J. GARDNER COFIIN Agent,
myl6 Northeast corner Third and 'Wood sta,
EN THZ WIWI%
Z. It. alsorms.
62 FIRTH STREET.
-110 BAlumus.
-tamays_red sulfates% by—
• sower v" - olKyugi.
. _ .
FIRE =mum=
BY 'tit
D ELAWARE
MUTUAL SAFETY IN:
DSCRANCE COMPANY—INCORPORA
TED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL
VANIA. 1535. OFFICE, S. E. CORNER
THIRD AND WALNUT SEREETS„ PHILA
DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves
foils Cargo and Freight, to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES on Goods, by Rivers.
Canals, Lakes. and Laud Carriages, to all parts
of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES on Mer
chandise generally. on. Stores, Dwelling Houses,
DIRECTORS.—WiIIiam Martin, Edmund A.
Bonder, Theophilus Paulding. John N. Penrose,
John C. Davis, James Tranquitir, 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. Feniston,
Henry Sloan, Edward Darlington. H. Jones
Brooke, &sneer lifllvain, Thos. C. Hand, Robert
Burton, Jr Jacob P. Jones. James B. M'Farland,
Joshua P.Are, John B. Semple. Pittsburgh, D.
T. MOM .6. Berger. do.
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOS. C. HAND. Vice President.
HMS? lattiv Rs. Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
ion No. 65 IVaterstreet, Pittsburgh.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
H YFIRE .
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
1 COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. OFFICE:
NO. 443 and 437 CHESTNUT STREET,
near Fifth.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JAN. Ist, 1860.
Published Agreeably to An Act of Assembly,
being:
First Mortgages, amply secured $1,896,3 3 88
Real Estate, (present value $103,313
61,1 cost 102,998 25
Temporary Loins on ample evilat- .
term Soon ritieg ' 89,1°5.56
Stocks. (proectit valno t 01.667 72,1
coot
Notoe and NIIg Receivable.
Cash
$2,10,3,1151 68 .
The only Pz , :dlts from premium. which this com
pany can divide by law, are from risk,4 which have
been determined.
Insurances made on every description of Prop
erty, iu Town and Country, at rates as low u are
onntdsleutwiAllpecurity.
Since their incorporation, a period of thirty
years, they have paid leines by Fire, tote amount
exceeding Four Minima of Dollars. thereby af
fording evidence of the advantages of Insurance.
ea well as the ability and disposition 'to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
/40,t3:1 paid during the year 1859, 662,123 26.
DIRECTORS.
Charles W. Bencker, Nordeoal D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, David E. Drown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
Jacob R. Smith. 'Edward C. Dale,
George W. Richards, Gerkge Pales,
CHAS. N. BANCKER, President.
EDWARD C. DALE. Yke President.
Wit. A. STEEL Secretary pre rep.
J. iIARDNER CORFIH. Amt..
mylB Northeasicor. Third' iitid'Woed at,
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSBITIMIIIL....
GEORGE DARSIR. President.
F. M. GORDON,SiscretarY.
Ca d. P.. D. COCHRAN, Gen' Agent.
No. 9S Vater-qtreet. (Spans & Co's Marabous.
up stairi,f Pittsburgh.
Vi' ill insure against:a kisids of FIRE and MA
RINE RISKS.
it Home Inatittstinn•managed by Directors who'
are well known in the commmunity, and who are
determined, by promptness and liberality. tomes
tain the character which they hare assumed, as of-i
faring the best protection to those wbu desire to be
insured. • •
- •
Stack Ac co
ASSETS. OCTOBER 30t6,18 61 .
urde $ 63.000 00
Alurtglige 160 00
Ofli'o F 2.
urniture 250 00
Open
1 8 Aecounts, nte. 7 351 99 .809 43
Cash .
Premium Nora ' 27,605 20
Notes and BRIJ diseountnd 174.015 14
DIRECTORS
It. Miller, Jr.. Jamb hrAuley,
Nathaniel-Bohm% Alexander Nitnick,
George Darsie. Wm. 11. Smith.
Chad. W. Ricketson, Andrew Ackley.
Alexander Speer. David 2d. Long
Item J. 'rhoutalk B Bate Well:
John R. M 'Cune.
CITIZENS', JNSIMANCE COWIN' OF NTTSBURGII
INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES. : .
" • • SAMUEL RA, Secretary.
WM. BAOALEY, PreSident.
oinc.4 cfr-otirsuriult amolk.Watior .
Insures net loss and Draausia the Nevis's-
Soli of the Soothe& Wad Western Rivers.
Lakes. aati.Dayottaiandthe Nevi
gatiiin of Oka Seam.
luserea agrattist Lows
as wi t Rhuwatite by Flre.
DIRECTORS.
Jas. Perk,
B. F. JOllOll,
T A M. Howe.
t nt n S N p
.
he r M u orth.
O. U. Zpa,
Wm: Batalei.
Wm. U. Johnston.
Reese Owens.
B. Preston."
B.
Jas. M. Cooper,
J. Caldwell.• '
naldhirth
PHILADELPHIA ,FIRE AND LIFE .
INSURANCE '.COMPANY,
NO. 149 OHESTNIIZ STREET,
Opposite the Custom House.
Capital 0219400 Assets 1,30101411.
WILL MAKE ALL HINDS OF 11C.-
SURANCE. either Perpetual or Limitecton
every description of Property or Merchandise, at
reasonable ROBER T Rremium.
P. ; KING President,
M. W. BALDWIN Vies President.
DIRECTORS: • •
Charles Ba res; E. R. Co
E. B. Bilk* thortatirjßrown. .
P. •
B. si ver y. .Toeeph S. real.
C. Sherman. John Clayton.
S. J: hiestante • E. Wuers:
B. BLACKIIMIN.BOOPIiturr u • ''
Anent
jy4:ly, Corner Third and Woodstreera.
. .
lONONGADELA . INSURANCI COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICERS:•
• JAMES A. HOILEHISON. President,
HENRY M. ATWOQP,
Capt. JAS. WOODBITRI.4 Goal Anat.
orricz NO. 98 WAN= STREET.
Will hiptIr8:111011141119f PRIB 3 9 I IAVENS
RISKS. -
- -
___
"AlS3=ll. MAY lieth, IUI.
/Rook Dna Bills, payable on demand
and secured by two approved name: OW 00
Thes Receivable
_.w. 34
Mb Discounted 35.21111 76
limatitioluituis 52e0(10 00
ID " 'Sank
stock cost $ 11.1.65 00
100 Shares Citizens' Bank
stock cost_ .i. - pan pp
40 Shares Exch ange iii
stook east_.. ..11,050 00
-50 Shires • Bink - iViiii:
---- 2.750 00
. " '•
zove
111.140 . 111
i s , •of Book ta----....-- 1114,1115,15
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TIIESDit MORNING, MAY 20.
air The first. steamboat on the Ohio
river, says the Indianapolis Journal, was
the Independence in 1814. It formerly
had been: a large barge, that made several
voyages from Cincinnati to New Orleans,
consuming eight months in the downward
and upward trip. A rudely constructed
engine was put into it, and thus furnished
and fitted up, the steamer Independence
plowed the waters of the Ohio and Missis
sippi rivers. Arriving at New Orleans,
Gen. Jackson, commander of the Amer
ican forces, pressed it into service against
the British ; and, after the war, in 1815,
she began her upward trip, and arrived,
after a voyage of four months, at Rising
Sun, where she stopped For wood. John
James, proprietor of the town, furnished
her with fence rails for fuel, and agreed to
take his pay in a trip to Cincinnati. He
embarked, but such was the slow speed of
the steamer, that when he got to North
Bend, lie left the boat and walked to Cin
cinnati, arriving some twelve hours before
the steamer.
. 27,900 00
30,000 00
10,000 00
2,100 00
An Elephant in A Fix
The monster elephant Hanibal, belong.
ing to Van Amburgh & Co.'s Menagerie.
came near losing his life, a few days since ;
while travelling trom Key-port to Freehold,
in New Jersey. His keeper had taker
him off from the road in order to avoid an
unsafe bridge, when, in crossing a tract
of swampy land, the ground gave way be
neath him and the enormous animal sank
up to the middle of his sides in the yielding
mud, where he floundered away for some
time without being able to extricate him
self; his struggles, on the contrary, result
ing in rendering his situation, each mo
ment, more dangerous, until it was feared
that it would he impossible to save him.
The heavy shackles with which he was
fettered, preventing a free movement of
his limbs, made his position still more
critical until help arrived, when, by placing
timbers in front of and around him, he
was enabled, after a time, to extricate him
self. At first, he was very much fright
ened, trumpeting loudly, and struggling
wildly, but attar the timbers were placed
within his reach, he went to work more
systematically; and exhibited much intel
ligence in his subsequent operations, de
pending principally upon his tusks to raise
himself. When exhausted by his exer
tions he would throw himself over upon
one side in order to gain all the buoyancy
possible until he became somewhat rested,
when he would resume an upright posi
tion and go manfully to work again. His ef
forts were finally crowned with success,
no less to his own satisfaction than that of
his owners, to whom his loss would have
been irreparable, as he it; much the largest
elephant ever seen in this country.
A Wife who knew how to "Let
well Enough Alone."
A few weeks after a love marriage. the
doting husband had some peenliar
thoughts on putting on a clean shirt, u.
he saw no appearance of "a sw,hing."
He thereupon rose earlier.than usual one
morning and kindled a fire. When hang
ing on the kettle he made a noise on pur
pose to arouse his easy wife. She peeped
over the blankets and exclaimed, "My
dear, what are you doing?" He deliber
ately responded, "I've put on my last
clean shirt, and am going hi w•t.=h one now
fot myself." Very well, ' stud Mrs. Easy,
"you had better wash one for me, too !"
89,786 d 6
1.621 00
27.919 33
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A
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Y
iduRANcE
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE. No. ST Fifth St, Bonk Sleek.
- --
INSURES AGAINST ALL K INDS OF
UFIRR AND MARTNIVRISKS;
ISA AC JONES. President; JOHN D. McCORD.
Vice President; D. N. ROOK, Secretary: Capt.
WILLIAM DEAN, General Agent.
DIRECTORS—Intim Jetts.; C.O. ITuttely. Ilar
vey_Chi Gle, CopL R. C. Gray; John. A. Wilson, B.
L. Fahnestock. John D. McCord, Captain Adam
Jacobs, R. P. Statue. Capt. W. Dean, Robert L.
M'Graw, Robt . H. Davis.' noVt
100 CALOEIIIIFRESU
BOOTS AND SHOES
Just reeei•ed at the
MASONICIIALL AUCTION 'ROUSE,
55 Fifth Street.
Auction Sale* everyday at 10 and 2
o'clock. mylo-4td
COTTON HOSIERY AND GLOVES,-
A superior assortment of
LADIES & CHILDREN'S COTTON HOSE.
do . do FANCY GLOVES,
all of which we will sell wholesale and retail at the
lowest prices.
EATON, MACRUM & CO.,
ap4 - No. 17 Fifth street.
/08.251 76
COAL, SLACK AND LIME—SEALED
:ponds, for dellecontin the stores
_the
WOR ar - VIS PITTSBURGH. OAS WM
PA. IMS,OOO - Bushels ofßititiiiinote
600000 Bushels of Slack, and also 6,000 Bush- .
els of Lino will he received itt the Office of the
Company '
until WEDNESDAIL the 21et inst., at
3 o'clock p. in. The Coal, Slack and Lime to be
of such quality and delivered at such dines and
in much quantities as shall be approved of and di
rected.
The standard for Coy and Sleek to be 76 pounds
per, bushel. •
Paymente in %r l emade monthly, retainina 20 per
eent. ee mean. •• • -
Propesik to lie. addressed to Thom. Eike
well I.33.'Firailldssat of the Company, and
endorsed Propose's for Coal and Slack or Lime.
as thetas, maybe.
JAMES THOMSON, Engineer.
Office of Pittsburgh liaa ComPtin7. t
. My atia, Ne. 2. f my9;tA
TIME GREAT
BOOK OF THE DAY.
B 1 OWNIOW'S,
Will be a Is no.. fall page, beautifully Printed on
beet paper
ILLUSTRATED WITH FINE I:NORA mos.
SVVERB
•
STEEL PLATE PORTRAIT,
Full Paite fao simile of Letter to Rebel Secretary
of War. Will contain about 400 pagee, hand
somely bound in sloth. Retail price will be *1,25.
Roadie abOut last of May.
• Sarl3utofiriptions resolved at the hook and pe
riodical Store of
• - ABNEY: 111121111 Li
Nos. 71-AND Isk.rumni irrazwr,
ne=t, door to Pat Office. myB
IL4IIIIO/11*..111711411 OLP PALE SOA
11 , Boxisjust received and for sale by
GEORGE A. KELLY,
100 . No.o Fooktolatroolt. Alkirbooy.
ilsoom cosar Ratillll-110_ EMMA.
mar-Nololdoßr hNsebidisisdliwomiew
. , , T garati IL COLLINS. '
T ll#banele gi l944ll 4"da Nd.
do y iL
lAlMrevr Atiiiirir NEW
I MIX PlANOF,=Another supply goi the
law Simm 'CNgave Basswood
lisishoa Brothers. New Iradkielgpi lr a
Se /QOM JOILIFIL
,;pig - ' dad strut.
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NEW ISPIRENG 111WWIITAMEIII
OF•
MEIN AND BOYS' WEAR,
!minding lksodo sulfa fbr
MILITARY PURPOSES,
Now in Store.
NO. 831 CHESTNUT STREET,
And for Sale by
DE COURSEY, LAFOURCADE & CO
myl-lmd
WM. BRICE & CO. 1
PRODUCE AND PROVISiON
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO: 15 SOUTH WATER STREEI,
US. Liberal advances made on consignments
when required.
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JOHN E ELLISON-HODMAS n ELLISON.
JOHN B. ELLISON SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMEELY AND TESTINGS,
- NO. 339 MARKET STREET.
(Ild door below Fourth.)
myLlyd PHILADELPHIA,
H'
VMS? a MAGEE-
Wholesale*.l.p.
NO. SIM IitAREET sinterey
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS IN
Paints. oaq,Window 01810, Dy e - Study . &c.. and
Agents for Kennon.: Ohio and Pittsburgh Coal
Oils. Burning Fluid. Campbells. Tar, Pitch, Rosin,
Wagon and Railroad Grease. ntyl:3md
GEORGE - ,GB,A.NT,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer
IN EVERY DIISCRIMOX OF
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
myl-ly PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
WITH
` - r...oqvgacca.E. P'EA..IIOE.
MANUFACTURERS Qr IMPORTERS,
F
FURNISHING GOODS AND
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
myllyd PHILADELPHIA
CHARLES MA PEE,
Importer and Dealer in
Cloths, Cassimeres, Elatinette,
Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, &o,
255 MARKET - STREET, -
North Ride. PHILADELPHIA.
u3yl-Iyd
TRIES & LEHMAN,
No. 318 MARKET STREET,
. PHILADELPHIA.
Jobbers in C7oths, Cassirneres, Vestings,
Jx.
Always on hand a well selected Mock of Goods
suitable for the trade. myl-lyd
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
IMPORTMR4 . O7
WINES, BR ANDIES,.&c.,
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NO. 3 NORTH FRONT STREET.
PUILADELPIIIA. aplo:l7d
MORNING POST
illigAiviirizAlillillidel
V.STABLISIIAIIENT,
CORNER FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS,
PITTSBURGH
HAYING RECENTLY •MADE
EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS
TO OUR OFFICE,
We are uow prepared to execute all orders for
EVERT DESCRIPTION OF
BOOK do JOB PRINTING
With dispatch, and in the most superior style
We have an office
SIECIDNI) xO NONEI
In the c*r.
And will pay particular attention to
RAILROAD,
lIICANTILE & LEGAL PIM,
DILLS OF LADINO. OIRCVLAIIII,
BILL HEADS.
CERTIFICATES, REQUITERS,
DRAT. TICIKETN. lIMOZIPTS,
Show Cards & Bills , in Colors,
ismniLorta,
azAbiNes, CONTRACTS.
CARDS,
Showbills, Handbills, Labels, Col
legs and School Bohm's, Hotel
Bills of Pars,lnvitations,dco.
Our *Aldo he printing
POSTERS, MAMMA
FOR CONCERTS k =H=IONII
ARE trwsinmPA.sem):
eati Iniromienvavlatelatiletknai to TiMS
AND PSIOE! ' •
BOOK WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Reb• ol sad 614 / I W-CalUdelaells
Illisimellisaiesess OuselWpm,
Costlietamisilateilb,44o.
B /A74 *- 1 , 0 . 0 . 1 !!•• - • '
1LE114,11111211i11111,
swum 0111ZAIMNRCI:;
Yalu & Banking Rouses,
FURNISHED TO ORDER.
ALL WORLEXEOUTED PROlaTigir
BARB
so moiiilmcaMszirr,
OIIASTIREWII 1861
MIK, PIin•ToiItedISTOWCLOCEt
at ri e r& tiotorday ossobas.
11;18W7 lit to mot latilkoniTto , Volook
sad from NMI" L °
tO MD/ lit, from • to 8
received otan mums mot ism than Ong
Doman. and a dividend of the profits 'diielared
twhma Pear.iniuneandDammbse Interest bee
been declared semi-annually.
_in June and Decem
ber sineethe Bank was organised. at the tete of star
per rent, apser.
Interest. if not drawn oct..is Sneed :the
credit of the depositor best aMilaterelhe
same interest from the days el June aaaLu•-
comber, compounding twin a year. without
troubling the depositor to call or even to pressed
his pass book. At this rate money will double in:
less than twelve years, mailing -la
MUT AND CINII-NALIP PIS MT. •11111•11.
Books oontaitung the Charter. By-Laws. Rides
and Regulating , furnished gratis. an applimtion
at the (Moe.
John B. M'Faddeu. Isaac M. Pennock.
John Boluses. John Marshall
Alexander Speer. James B. B. deeds
Benj. L. Fahnestock„ 4. At Pollook. M. b..
James McAuley, Hill Burgutn,
James 'birdman. Win. J. Anderson.
Alexander Bradley. James D. Kelly.
John G. Baokofen. Peter A. Madeira.
George Black. John H. Mellor.
John B. Canfield. James Shigle..
Alonzo A. Carrier. Robert Robb_.
Charles A. Colton. Walter P.ManGuill.
Win. Donahue. John. Orr
John &aro. genry L..-Ringwalt,
Hopewell Hepburn. John H. ShoenberSer.
Wm.,ilk van.
Pete Blanker. Win. E. Seignerts.
Alexander 'Male.
itiohard a" Liam Whittier.
Wm. B. Lovely. • Christian Yeager.
N• soul= 11/021111, DA EX ILES
and Exchange Brokers and Dealers in
Notes, Drafts. Aiseeptances. Sold. Silver and Bank
Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the
United States. Deposits received in par funds or
current paper, No. 57 Market street, between
Third and Fourth streets.
1111191 L H. WILLIABILO at CO.;
BANKERS & EXCHANGE BROKERS,
WOOD STREET, CORNER THIRD,
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
A.X..1310
OFFICE: 451 Peas Street. Fifth Ward.
COLLMLITIONS PROMPTLY WARM
Deeds. Bonds. Mortines and other Legal
Writing Drawn. deicnordWgentente Taken and
Me Probated. ap6:l7
D. B. BtifitlElDl dr SON,
eAsTrAenitzue or
Rogers' Improved Patent . .
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH
AND
GRAIN DRILL TEETH,
OPTIC& Corner Bailer aad Ceranor
Merosta, Ninth Ward,
feI3:IN PITTSBURGH. PA.
16...T0VE to.
O
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A. BRADLEY,
NO. 30 WOOD STREET,
earner lemoudi. Platabunk,
Manishaturer and Wholesale and Retail desk:. in
aR khia. of
Cook, Parlor, and Hooting Stoves, Grate
Fronts, random
or In our sample mom may. b found the
CELEBRATED OAS RIMMING COOK STOVES
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the mats of which have been fully ballad
thousands, and the Stove pronounced unequal ed
by any in this market; topather with a great many
other desirable Patterns. • •
We have also a very large assortlasat of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES.
embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now
offered to thrapubße.
air FANCY ENAMgLD ORATE 'FRONTS
AND yuDERs, tir the newest Myles. Comma
Kitchell Bow tad ham &MM. 'all of which are
offered at varyhrw prima
speetaiLamwasookoloiged bu il ders in
want of (MATZ !SORTS. nolk6m
JA EM A. PETSEga,
fOrantall lUM COOPISSii WOW
Mat
Florin alesis. leassut t Lard, nee,
Dated Fruit sae Preemies
Corms* Ihisiket'ssid First ilarsets.
PITISBUIiGH.PA.
MIER TO—Frauels O. Baler. ISt, Wrnient gh; '
Misertiq l it 8. Cuthbert k pos. rittsbur .
eWn
Borik_ •Befieelrii-Sweielpswgiv Sm.%
Cash. W. jart4 l lo ll l4=B o t i tt ,
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hiss VESiiiiitaChilliiire=eldig."
er lielanses .11415" M -to behest
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waste Vat blasiOauar.
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Oarediamows.
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PIZILEIMYST.
GEORGE ALBREE
:cc PRZSIDENTS.
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CHARLESND A TINUNAIt.
C A. CO LTON.
PITTSBUGH, PA
AGIIICULTRAI.
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FEANKLIN,VENANGO CO.I
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PATTI:WIWI &
ATTORN11:1 • 13 AT -L Alr
KIM'S LAW INILIIIUS.
111simpuml Itioes,:iiesti. Geoids` "
MKT • ' PITISIEMIWIL*A
B. F. , LUCAS,. •
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE, NO • , Y 2 GRANT prim
(Three doors below the Court. WA") •
myrsly PITTEIMMII: PA
L. BRAOKENRIDGE,
A.TercrltN - 11111( AT 11..A.W..
OFFICE. O. EH FOURTH ST.;
J. D. II A. C O,O'W;
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. 73 GRANT STUNT
prrrsitraosii ramp/. ,
TAU D IE
• Succes4or to G. W. Biddle, No. 144ailid1W'
field street. r • ' .f
Air Ofiloehours from S to 1 ?clock, sod
to 5 o'cick. _ .
AMERICAN IRON WORKS
Jones dr Laughlin',
saNtrAcnvms OF
IRON AND N A..XI.
JUNIATA AND COMMON star
Lauth's Patet %Nig, Pita 1611, Phinik
WAREHOUSES,
SS Water Street and ISS Fare& Sie,
PITTSBLUGIM,
And corner of Franklin and South Water •
Chicago. - folV
IsAAc Joints—Jour: L. 80n0...Wx.
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
JONES, BOYD is CO .
‘• - •
Am.AmnurAtirinuuts or iwurrin
also. Spring. Plow. and A B Steelag
and AXLES. corner Row and Most Walk •' '
no2l:is PITIBBUIGIBift•
FURNITURE.
i. D. ragman ...sow D. :
FvitNrrirsa nos CASH-41MM
SORTMENT 4 Pitgion.-gh ftgl
FRNITURE, embracing , -
BUREAUX.
BOOK CABES ir -
and every article neededine. Weil '
ling. as well as a fine assortment of - •
OFFICE r Jima .
Constantly on hand andjnade
only terms on which laminae isdone MON Olieb=
nehmen t is' for CA 8 B. prices:am guide NNW- •
ingly. Persons in want of anything isteleideges '
fine would be advantaged breallimat
EACH YEN
_ No. lOtt Smithfield street, beleerFOOk
uth-V-ly
CARPETS, OIL CI.IOTHB,,*.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
94 Pleee•
NEW DRUGGETEk
75 Mews
NEW BRUSSELS CAE•P'BT
sir These havOW..lbeat remind_
_AM are et
um LATEST ezm ItICILEST TATEIMUI. rt
the lowed peen. .
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NEW CAEPETS, 011 CLOTHS, &e. - -
-ex
M'CALLIIM'S,
No. 97 'lewdlislNemeo . 4 1'1 .
1 , 10174nrr itiUMOWSINIATAIRLIar, 4
ILP,edvanee_ in pricoe. of whieh tie .sio" ,
vantage it offered in pipeline:
om .. FRANGIN ; 4.;
631..
,
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11100 CANE ira
OF E nialisc* *kart
riumirmox;.:
' four vesde *Miasma • '
the direst reatebetelem - .
lewd
cosier the usual lienue
This beitioulelf ' 'me" • '
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shiny l e our a d i s r ias I=gl • tigint,.
war. „ , i ce'
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belle
slier ' , • .
MONDAY after the Skive ' (
eut the ilith of Jll9ll9ileedep. fp
into two Seesione. Students
hawks thefierdons. A bsMr ""
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t ri. 4 l" . l :=
tot and Yeast Meld hambis t
FA.d.gki. aiiMittiti4ool)
sain!ln the SOP of sesakowit.. • _ ;• '
Tern—Board end Teitket; taiyabbilidg .
t, • n
mansasa aid Dleders • • •
tiketteete egad Veoadbe • the 4-
• Ameee eel wade be SOO:
Sri to *ea/ma. a ilhasollAte "`.
Tette. mato other iwassa Ike 1.
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manufacturers of all aims Mad J og f:;
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