1 1 3602. TIM 'sou. PITTSBUIGHEIMUCIIII“ Nam TO ALL POMO IN TEI wan SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST. MEM= AZZANSIBIIum Cohimenchtg Nay sth, 1862 TO ETSCIONATI An (WICK. at Indianapolis, St. LOlll4l and Chicago shorter than by any other route. WESTWARD TRAINS, Fast Line. Mail Leaves Express. Pittsburgh I,ooe. m . 7.106. m. 12,50 p. tn. Allegheny 1,10 a. m 7,20 a. 04 1 , 0 0 P. in. 01 111a110......6.20 a. IN. 0,20 p, in. 8,30 p. m. Ft. Warne—RAO P. in. 2 43 IL. M. Chicago 8,33 p. m. 8,36 a. in. POE COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS, Leaves - Cretans.. Anives at Oolurnbas...ll,3o a. tn. 1045 p. m. Cincinnati:. 4,110 040 a. in Bt Louis— *Xi s, re. INGO p. FOR INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIE. Leaves • Orestline.-..11.50 a. en. Arrives at Dulianarrolistl4o p. m. 5,45 a. in. St. a., m. 6,45 p. in. AU of Train. through to Chicago without change Cars. N. 2.—Tke time to Cineinnati is the same as Steubenville. Trains on both Roads meet at Abppassengers all go into Cincinnati together 845 a. In. 7.96 p. in. 8,50 p. nt EASTWARD TRAINS ARRIVE AT PITTSBITRGH. Mail 2,00 Maul 2,00 a. m 3,10 p. m einnati and St. Louis Express 7.40. P. m ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Federal - street Station, Allegheny City. Leaves Arrive Leave Arrive Allegheny New Brighton New Britton Allegheny Ihea •in 10,40 apa 5,18 a a m 12,00 In 1,30 p m 4.45 a m 1 11,210 a m 4,40 p m 0.43 p m 131.20 p m 2410 p m o,io pm 1 410 m SAO_ p m /400 p m loaves ET TRAIN. Alliance at- 540 a. a. ro. Arsine at hEelthenYat— -10,30 la. Lea rerAlletheny 3.10 p. Anives at Alliance 8,00 p. 133• Trains are run by Columbus time. which is Illiranntai slower than Pittsburgh time. *IL Tickets good on the accommodation and market trains are sold at reduced prices. The 3 p m accommodation train connects at New B ton with packets for New Castle. T iro trains connect as follows: At ikon. with stages for New Castle, Mercer. Youngstown. he. Ai OrrviUeCu,yah Ohio. to and from Millersburgh, kan. oga Fal etc. At maresdeld, Orao, for b, Mount Vernon, Shelby , Banditazr, Toledo, Detroit, etc. As Cradling. for Delaware, Sprineeld. Columbus, gliboinnatt, Kinds, Dayton, Indianapolis. Saint basis, Louisville. etc. At - Lima. for Sidney, Detroit, Dayton, Toledo. Artort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette, Ind.. Saint :Aim* Quincy. Keokuk. St. Joseph and interne- Slate points in Central Indians and nllllloil. At Plomenth for Laporte. Mid ak Mang, with trains for all points in Cli mb, Milani% lowa, Wiesonsin and Minnesota. or - farther information and through tickets apply to. GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agl. - Union Paisenger Station. Pittsburgh. A and A. Q, CASSELBERNY Await Allegheny. JOHN B. JERVIS General Superintendent. WM. P. SHINN general Passenger Agent grILEVELAND, PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING RAILROAD. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On and after MONDAY. MAY Sib, 1862, Trains will leave the Depot of the Pennsylvania Railroadi in Pittsburgb, safollows : PITTS BURIIII COLUMBUS k CINCINNATI SHORT - LINE. VIA STEUBENVILLE. Leaves Pittsburgh-- 1 ,00 a. ist LIAO 15.,1131. do Steubenville— 4,00 4,00 do Ifewiirk....... .. . : 9.50 " 1043 do Columbus 11,10 " 11,45 ArEivesOneinnati 4,20 p. ea: 3,40 a. m. St•Lottis No change of cars between Pittsburgh and Cin r endhl sleeping tars attached to all night PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE. Leaves - Pittebturgh .. ..! .. 1,00 a"a 8,10 aln 12, m 30 p Wallsvjlle 3,00 ' 8,14 ' 3,03 " Stelbetnine.i . :4,22 " 2,12 " 4,00 " Whee1ing........4,154 " 10,23 " 453 " tV:.....-....3,05 ". 10.40 '! . aos ••• ... . , ilettnr.. . ... at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio frair.. and at 'Bennis with Central Ohio iri for. Zanesville. Lancaster, .Cireleville. Columbus and Cincinnati. Indianapolis and Stint PITTSBURGH and points west. PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE. Leaves Pittsburgh.—.. 1,00 a. m. 12,2019.. p. do. Wellsville 4,26 " 31,00 dais ....11,10 " 4,14 " 40 sne--......... 4.413 " 442 " r , 40 • whoa 8.00 " ! 3,42 Arrives eveland...... 9,13 " 1 6,30 " Cketneptiag. • at Bayard with Turcarawas :branch for'New Philadelphia add Canal Dover: at Alli ance - with Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad at Hudson, with Cleveland, Zanesville and Cincinnati 'R It ter - Akron: Cuyahoga Falls ind Millersbari. and at Cleveland ' with C and E . kr Erin, Dunkirk, and Ituffalo. with C & T 'lt Ihrinledo: Detroit. Chicago'and the north- W.o"elfivillipAacommodation leaves at 4,00 P. 113. 310 47111A 5 ..T re h rz i r ive at 2,20 a ni. 9,15 a - luuhtnlickelg to sai prominent points in the earedwest. southwest. north or Isorthweik, can be p;o -at pie Libertg street depig„glttsbargb.' ._ -JOHN snivrAßr. 'Ticket Agent. For further particulars apply_ to • '' ' : 1 1 VILLIAM STE WART, Agent. At the Company's office in Freight Station, Penn street. non ------ 1882.` . . 1862. MUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ON.AND ATTINC MONDAY; MAY sth. 1~1 . RAILROAD. . smart -:DAILY.11'14&111S. mum Tauteki k u "Amara thapassrager%StAtiou every mornn iktaia7l at 2.50 in ,Me ,Me pintail' , at the 'am! t tetamethaW at • • 1 osa ow n bate: ashasogs. and 4. • ' farTfir e q GiI'RIBS TRAM-Jewess only st_ohilipalstar atiaiskiggagrdireet cenneetion at marrisbarg far BaHloossind:Washingtois. and for New York via Allentown route. • THOI FAST LINE lams teatYto named eta: ties. Alb (itgasyt Sunday) at s,9Ya. m. , atop phisaß principal stations, connectiairat liar riabort far Baltimore and Washington. This train ae :ivn , !4:shilail4tYkul. at b y., Asking Zeitititag. aienoirraCritT. —ACCOMmeWATION TMAINS. JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Issues dully (ezeept Sunday) at Swat Jul:. law =all stations and midge. ma far as (kno l:lit ACCOMMODATION for Walla *diet lawrodally(alasyt 13 .) at 11,4115. at. _IIRCOND ACOOILMO.DATION TRAIN or wall% Ballo:J.l*Am daily. (except . S unday) f at /31;-• 4,1 .3: - MRS. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wawi station leaves - daily, (except Sunday) at AA* n. ra. aFOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for llis on. leaves' daily.- (enteept Sunday) at .. ..:.':: - .— IHETWRIBING ifit4Egs MUM IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS: - •: " . =::::: , ..:4.4... ... ......7.:ll•Al2rilitaa..l4 M *.......... ----leg= Aasomm a. m. .....adatiom. ......."05 a. ga.. le Arairsatadmaammamdalioa..:..al g eem as. .2d Wall2lllidakit_wicwasponlausai.4.2l,ll2a.m. 1111.Wanta, aaasaaoddos::.:..1,26 p. m. 4t-Tlsll"..94tipa -Alagmagamilakm-,V9 1 1 . 3 ; :/i I 11/ +Tr 1 6 s tor 'ffiiiisMAgraiff rpdiaaaliai k egi at Blainw.ille Intedeation with Johnitinnt kr: eantandation Rad aad Wad, and Barra' and Mail Mast. FRAMs E 0 NEW YORE.. .. "LIAR PRILADELP/Irt S ..... OAR BALTIMORE RAO • • 7,4111 .... TrfolucuVirte- ittiUdeVit-M .tir York. ptuchmink tickets in ears Will cue! of:Comm to distance tray the 'Attlee. rates. except 'front •npaityltas no agent. f Vie Oonipany hie Ape person allarge t exceeding $1 bee been employed -e to and Ikon the '5 cents Ike en* VIA aniga Ala itiainHus =aim _ . at IndfalLoilVerie Nag* GIM P Vanes and Lafayette ant l esd iri nVog galautomilliellglag, • for CA -00, BOOR ISLAND . TON, and all intssmodiaigte. t • Train to INDIANAPOLIS, TETIMAUT LAFAYETTE and PERU. Freights and pamemgers carried from Cincin nati or Lawreneebnig in bp time than by any other tette by twenty-kyr noun, and at as low fates. The only read by which shipments can be made from Cincinnati to the West, without break ing ulk. Consignments made to J. E. GIBBONS, Agent at Cinomnati, or W. B. CUTTING. Agent at Lawrenceburg'', will receive prompt attention, and no charge far :commission; NO CHARON VOR ' OR COMMISSION AT LAWN/NCR/WM For further information apply to THOMAS RATIGAN. (N 0.1115 Water Street,) agent of the Company, who is prepared to give THROUOII aa csrree for paeSenters and freight to Indianapolis. Terre Haute, Lafayyette, Chieaso, Peru. Green castle. Crawfordsville, Charleston, Pans and Mat toon. &L. fie. H . F. LORD, President JOHN F. CREEL General Freight Agent, mh3 1862. IMPORTANT. 1562 8050 P. Rt. ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR SAINT JOSEPH, And other points in Northern Missouri, the States of Kansas, or the Territories, should insist on having tiokets that read by the NORTH inssousi RAILMgAD The only rail route from St. Louis to St. Joseph. lt is the shortest and .ouickest line by thirteen hours to the remotest point reached by rail, and is always as cheap as any other. Buy your Tickets to Raman and all points in Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Rail road, ISAAC EL STURGEON, Preet and Gen'l Supt. North Miniouri R. R. HINItY B. Stuiroga. Gen 'l Traveling Agent. selo:thn . UPHOLSTERY, NO. 85 FOURTH ST., NEAR WOOD. THE SUBSCRIBERS MANUPA TURE and keep constantly on hand every article In their line. vie : Cornices. Ornaments, Curtain Goods. Comforts. Feather Beds, Mattrasos of all kinds: also, the celebrated Patent Spring' Beds. All kinds of Shades, Blinds and Fixtures. 'Prompt attention given to all orders for fit ting and laying down ROBE R TS Jr Ac. octillyd Jr RORNIGK. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT, AT THE OLD STAND CORNUCOPIiE RESTAURANT, NO. 40, FIFTH STREET, was= FAXIMEN, HOTELS, REI4- TALI:WANTS and the trade generally can be supplied with Cheepeake Bay Oysters. at the lowest wholesale rates. Country_ trade solicited. ELI YOUNG, Proprietor. Young's Eating Saloon, CORNER VIRGIN ALLEY AND SMITH- I FIELD STREETS; Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the season will be served up in the most palatable style. ELI YOUNO, ocl4 corner Virgin alley and Smithfield st. SAVAGE II OUSE, No. 11410 Liberty Street. Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,' JOHN SAVAGE; Proprietor. I'AVIN° TAKEN AND FITTED UP. with all the modern improvements, this p•,- pulite' resort, the subscriber is prepared to accom modate his old customers and the public goner aktlritb the beet the iziarkets affords. Oysters widths mimed up in every variety of style , during therteasom idle 'Wines, Liquors and Ales he feels cenhdent in recommending to the public for their excellence. Can, Bucket and Shell Oysters received (Jails and sold wholesale antfretail. my2thlyd SEETIN'S OLD STAND, IN THE 'DIAMOND ) MOS. STONM. Vroprl e tor. I_IIrAVENG TAKEN AND FITTED ;JP, ALE. at a great expense, with all the modern im provements, this popular murk the subsoriber is prepared to aoeommodote his friends and the publie generally; with the best the market affords. OYSTERS will be served up it every variety of stone during the season. LIQUOR' S and ALES he feels codent commending to the public for their ex cellen c e. `MEALS served up at all hours, and .I)Ay and NIGHT BOARDERS taken.. aptly. OIUIEL NO. 32 DIAMOND A L LEY, PITTSBURGH. rlinHE sumisciumen ASSOC NCES A. tato pablio that he ia in daily receipt ot FRESH SHELL AND CAN OYSTERS; CIAME. &a and ia:prepared to iteconiniodate the - patrons of ?hie old and well known !tepee with everything in the eating and drinking line at the shortegt notice. JOHN StIALER. XCEI, OYSTER • AND EATING 'IIOUS No. 111 Wood. Stoot,..Pittsburgh. WIIOLESALE AND R.RTAIL DEALERS IN LAKE AND EASTERN FISH, PIinttViiiikIiLIOA'AVIMMO MORB 0 k. AND WILD GA - All la their Proper Season. n 026 : ,14E1141:114,IN dr CO. 1111FAIIIStOirMIOUSE,-GEO. AIME:4IM, IVAL Proprietor; N 0.344 Liberty streetjust be thlo the P ir ace e r i utpo i t t cl e tt o geit o n i nrj et house in tie' cite far Paasentere'arriring by Zig oad. The proprietor having, at considerable ex mole,. fitted np, in excellentetyle. the MANSION rigmfabledir solleit ":a 'har. of takerpnblinwstrien dia Larder -amid Bak wi ll be furnished with the beet the market can afford. fel:l7 Wangs Aft LIQUORS. WILLIAM IMPOSTER AND MAZER IN Brandies, Cordials,' Winex t gld Monongar haiku& Beatified- Whiskey, NO. 190 wOOO isTANAT, P/Osisburgh Ml6= WILUA:111 •CLAYTON, .W.HOLESALIC AND RETAIL. . LI QU I JA . .ittIidHANT, No. 37 DiamondiAlley, near Wood street, Pittsburgh. Pa. . . Cho Pao Brandies, Mir Always on hand, Black Cherry Cherry and . Old Monongahela Rectified , min§ : TUULLitt ID 6SEAI9w Ia ligrotti for isle by 'row CO 'row soloot:Plttstrarili THE MOOT COMPLETE WHOLE ale Tu ohy zerAnzisimmir rs ?rat yam. J. R GAMIDTMEIL 62 FIFTH STREET. WO= ALS. I bane!lttailißoll Butter: b ox do a .0 =Pram and 6;sale by jazt received bY *Meat Sad BM. RNA • soeiabid With us in the Rad Estate and <ha teal Comudaiou Anna Pusineux R. B. CUTH BERT. our same of fi. Winans neroofter tiouthusts4 is duo CUTHBUT k BONS, • TenS itrestr IL CRIIIIMINC„...,IIL ClMizeiT R. B. CIITHiIIIET ctrubmiarr frop", sts&L,..iew •• TATEend. Comadin e M to the Ikr Ai; and edit eilletee °Niemen assessed: . aPt 'wine 25 man . Rata relt ustone for Aile by_ _ MOW wi4111113. . . lIPHOLSTERII6 - . 0 IT N saes aux Tins 'Tot& on ' ' ==4ll - •• 13111MUNCE—. Byrn BELIANOE MUTUAL TIIBIIIAT CKIMPUT, OP PHILADELPHIA, : .... On Builds Limited or Pomba&l; liforoban- Mon Fornitnro. yonntry. an: in town or • OITICIE NO. Mt WAXIMITT !lIMUIRT. Pia lO Capltall., 112: 8 411 INA. Assets,. C Invested u follow& vis: First Mortgage or Improved City Fro.' Perin Worth double the amount $155.6C6 00 Ground rent, first class 2,162.50 Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 '0 cent. Mortgage L0an5,,.30,000 cost N0..92 ater. atreet, (Statag Cu 'a ° a rehouse ; up italro.).PittsburgP. Hill insure against all kinds of FIRE sad Rntr RISKS. A Home Institution teenaged by Directors torko aro well known in the eounniuntly, and who are determined, by proMptuess and liberality. to maa-' tali tho character which they have as of fering the beat protection to them who desire tube ' insured. ASSETS. OCTOBER 30th, ISISL. Stock Accounts $ 63.000 00 ortgne 2360 0000 O f fice Furniture 2 M0 50 Open Account., etc 7,809 43 Cash 18,351 99 Premium Notes 27.64 X 20 Notes and Bilis discciunted 174,075 14 D I R 4CTORS. R. Miller, Jr., James M'Auley. Nathaniel Holmes, • Alexander Nitniuk, (Norge Darsie Win. H. Smith, Chas. W. Atieketson. Andrew Ackley. Alexande vr r Speer. David M. Long Rees J. Thomas J • Benj. Bakeeli, John R. 31'Cune. CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES. WM. BAGALEY , Pre SAM sident.UEL REA, Se c reta ry . Onlee, Cor. of Market and Water Sta., a at .t.L z i zl. Da d m i n s 3 in Golaviga nLakee. anirßakottii, and the Nevi- ll ' • satiesof the Seas. Immures against Lisa . surd Damage by Fire. DIRECTORS. Win. Bataan jos. Park Jr.. Wm. 0. Johnston. B . F. Joao% Reese Owens. : T. M. Rolm B. Preston, • Gear S. M. Kier, John Shipton. Jas. M. Cooper. • B. itarbansh. J. Caldwell , John S. Dilworth, O. H. Zug. mh.29:lydh PRILADEUIR - FIRE ANO . LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN Y , NO. 149 OHNOTNIIT BTiiikEt Opposite tbe Custom MOO.. Capital .............. tants ...... • • 'MAKE' ALL HIM .IP WAURANC4aithegPareetual oriii . mited on . every description of Pro pe r ff or Meichandise: at reasonable retest:om. ROB P. K ING Proeidest. M. W._ ALD.T 'trios Padded. D Mutes Baru. . -:. E. 11%r E. B.•Englisli. (horse . Brown. P. B..Bavery. , Joaddlfi. Pad. C. Shuman. .Tolte 8.. T. Minus 4 %M • . . Slarton. • : , . F. BuozavaN. Soorotarr. • ; - •• • . J. 14: amend 374:1y . ar.ltirost. • . Comer Third sad Wood strts. 1 sweatoni nun um Or HENRY. H Ilk President. M. A 00.1) Seeretars. Capt. JAB. WOODBURN.OsaI Anent. OFFICE NO. 98 W.ATER Sr EET. Will S Insure all kinds of FIRE and MARINE MR. • ASSETB..24ArIoth. ;NIL . Stook Paiable oat demand Nilmad secured by two approved name& 878.75016 s keeeivable .......... m lk o Lls_Disco . unted ...... ............ ; . ........ .11M lisl6,ll•4;i;ii; . ..... ..... 12.000 oo 41.165 00 • 100 Sham Citimme Bask stook test. . • • • 5,175 00 40 Shares ... stack cost a° Shim- BanirOiltiiii: 245° °I) -Balance afßook demists Offic• Furnitare.--- ....... Gab $1112,81111t 1 )1113101'0RO. A. Hateidasoa. =46.. . . too CASES lISONIC HILL AUCTION HOUSE, COTTON HOSIERY AND GLOVES- A superior e?eortment of LADIES A: CHILDREN'S COTTON fIOSE, do do FANCY GLOVES, all of which we will dell wholesale and retail at the lowest prices. • EATON, MACRUM & CO., No. 17 Fifth street COAL, lItLAI ' K AND LINELSEALED Proposals, for delivering in the stores at the WORKSOP THE PITTSOURGII OAS f om- PA NY 230 : 000 Bushels of Bituminous •Coal. 60,000 Bushels of Slack, suntan) 6:000 Bush els of Lime will he received at the Office of the Company until WEDNESDAY the 21st inst., at 3 o'clock The Coal. Slack and Limo to be of suet' quality and delivered at such lines and in such quantities as shall be approved of and di rected. The standard for Coal and Slack to be 76 pound s per bushel. Payments to be made monthly, retaining 12t) per cent, as security. w Proposals to be addressed to Mtn. Bake- Efte..Preisident of the Company, and endorsed Proposals for Coil and Slack or Lime, as the ease may be.. JAMES THOMSON, Engineer. Office of Pittsburgh Otte Company, May 9th, 1562,- j niyiktd $298.251 76 Tn r. GREAT BOOK OP THE DAY. UR OWNLOW'RII, Will be a 12 no.. full page, beautifully printed on beet paper. ILLIWTR.4 TED WITH FINE ENORA TINOS, ALSO. SUPERB STEEL PLATE PORTRAIT, Fa Pegs fee eitaile of Letter to Rebel Secretary of War. Will, contain about 400 pages. hand somelyilxieniglitelc***tail price will be 111,25. Ready &boat list ofKai. illirtubefiriptions received at the book and Pa riodleallBboty of HENRY MINER. - iroit.,p4mrp.vs imirrErfrinET, neit door to Poet odes.. OROIIB HULL'S OLD PAWL SOAP n Boxes.inst reoeived and foriale ah my 7 No xo./9 G F EORGE A. ELLY. eal West K Allegheny. lupsoont CON.* lit-30 BALES .AD No.l Obio,Broob, raved and for We by 1076 • ••• IigNRY H. COLLINS. AXE _WldOtrba; .73 do merring.ffieelved by lOU 11;..elq'L/NEI NlAziairox any N E YORE PLlMOS—Another supply' orihe mite Seven Octave"Roeewood Plana, from Raselkni Brothers. N e w York jest received and for sale by ,Tolißi R. MELLOR, not M Woed area. C °Airmillieuls`t ten- TeoItEPEXTIs far sal . • b Ella Y AND raY3 BOWN TEMBY.lBBllraid street ;16rtrosiellisbaoorsontas Nk INCIF MD 1 ma- BOA Miley wood----strok. PPPAPPirPo!IPPI iw • loomg,4”my. IS 'Wood It. ayssinsr sows mecluumaxi i WR.1.81910, .......... aire --- a ' DR 0,11.111111 ' ria:s46 hlithrigiada _ZI ;NLIN 4_ ambi t o . * mt . to Hares Hotel: I _ZEN Aft rill mihm aii.4lo COLO 18"1- 191- h - pa:PA mmmmli.!.olll- 17.‘ maC % CO.; t oy y r Fmk isnot T tr •~ ~ _ail D AILY POSII. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 22. Sensible at Last. Derserters from Beauregard's army report that the troops from the Border States—Missouri and Tennessee—are at last beginning to appreciate the peculiar position they occupy in the rebel ranks. These two States having been restored to the Union beyond all chance of ever again being exposed to the tyranny , of illegal and treasonable jurisdiction, their milled citizens, who had enrolled them selves upon Southern muster rolls, are naturally impressed with the belief that further partiCipation in a struggle in which they have nothing to gain and all to lose :would be unwise and impolitic. Under .hose circumstances it is not astonishing .hat they should not only rebel, but when Dpportunity affords, return to their former homes. Ai our army advances southward the dissensions must increase, and the un wise sons of other States will follow the !xample of their brethren of Missouri old Tennessee, and not by dozens, but iy hundreds, decline further allegiance o a Government of traitors. and return .o the protection of the flag of their !ountry. Mrs. Partington Morally Speking. "What makes the gas light so vaceinna ing ?" said Mrs. Partington, endeavoring o thread her needle as the light rose and eli, now springing up to a brilliant flame .nd now going almost out. It became teady at last, when Ike emerged front the "Where !Hive you been?" inquired le, looking roun,! :it him. "Been to try ie meter wrench," he replied. "What!" ie screamed in a tone that raised the cap off her head, "meet a wench, you isgraceful boy, how dare you say such a hing! lam almost tempered to take cor sire measures and punish you within an eh of your skin. Such a fragrant outrage never knew in one so young. Boys that :low such moral turpentine never come to n end." She ceased suddenly, like a orse car brought up suddenly by a draw ridge, and rocked back and forth much xcited. "I didn't do 'nothing only tried his thing that the gas men gave me," said co ke, as he held out to her : a small wrench ied to turn off the gas with, which he td been trying in the cellar. Mrs. Par iigton blushed like a maple tree in Cleto- R% and patting the boy on the head, she .nt him out with a three-cent piece that : had been for an hour teasing her for in Lin.—Boston Gazette Distress in Belgium In Belgium, the distress of the -opera ves is extending. The civil war in Amer a is the cause alleged, and there is loud .itcry for measures of relief by a joint lion of the European powers. This is to theme of some broad hints in the ermatournals relative to the interven on of France and England, who would ave the tacit approval, if not open coon mance, of Russia, Prussia and Austria. ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO. Or PITTSBURGH. MICE, No. $7 rine 1 1 It, Thank Mork -- • • . • NSI7RIES AGAINST ALL KINDS Of FIRE AND M J ARIN RSES. SA AC JON ES Premitle E nt: OH ND. MeCORD. re President; il. M. BOOK. Secretary: Capt. ILI.' ANI DEA N. General Agent. DI It ECTOR:s—l,aae.lone, 0. L. linage?. liar y 'had,. Capt. linty * John A. Wil,on. B. . Fa Itretoc. John D. 3L:Corti. Captain Maul carobs. R. P. Sterling. Capt. W. Dean. Hubert L. I 'Grew.. Rohl. Da no:31 BOOTS AND ,SHOES J n a t. reeoived at the .55 Fifth Street. 'Luellen Safes every day at 10 and 2 MOM IMMO 1 7 "3 71 7;1"1, tlfr C ' MEIN AND BOYS• WEAR, looludins Goods suited for MILITARY PIJRPOSF" NO. 631 CHESTNUT STREET, DE COURSEY, LAFOURCADE & CO myl-lmd WM, BRICE & o CO. VISION COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO: 15 SOUTH' WATER STREET, • Liberal advances made im consignments when required. usyl-lyd JOHN E ELLISON-Wit 1' ELLOIoN-HODNIAN R ELLISON JOHN B. ELLISON & SONS, IMPORTERS OF CLOTHS, CARUS AND VESTINGS, NO. 339 MUSKET STREET. (24 door below Fourth.) tuyElyti PHILADELPHIA. HURT• dc MAGEE-; Wholesale Druggists, NO. 525 MARKET STREET. PHILADELPHIA, DEALERS IN Paints. 1 113,Window Glasa, Dye-stuffs. &e.. and Agents for Kerosene; Ohio and Pittsburgh Goal Oils, Burning Fluid, Camphene, Tar Piteh. Raft. Wagon and Railroad Grease. my,lazad GEORGE GRANT, Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN EVERT DESCRIPTION OF GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, 610 CHESTNUT STREET, mymy PHILADELPHIA C. HARRY BRIAN, WITH I ..C I I 4 (G.C 4 IOIP'M dr TAMA:RCM. MANUFACTURERS' & IMPORTERS, —0 F MEW'S FURNISHING GOODS AND TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, NO. 10 Newry( FOU RTH ininerr, myblyd PHILADELPHIA. CHARLEFEE, Importer and Dealer in Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinet* Postings, Tailors' Trimmings; &c, 255 MARKET STREET, North Aide, PHILADELPHIA. FRIES & LEHMAN, NO. 313 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Jobbers in Cloths, Caminteres, Vesting', &c. Always on hand a well selected stook of Goods suitable for the trade. • E, • P. MIDDLETON & 880., IMPONITIIS OT WINES, BRANDIES, &c., FINE OLD WHISICIEB, NO. a atoirru FRONT gram. PHILADELPHIA. aplolyd I POST ESICA.OLISELNEENT, CORNER FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS, PITTSBURGH mylo-441 HAVING RECENTLY MADE EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS TO OUR OFFICE, We are now prepared to execute all orders for EVERY DESCRIPTION OF BOOK dr JOB IPBUITING With dispatch, and in the most superior stile We hare an office SECOND TO NONE! Ami will pay ' , articular attention to RAILROAD, MERCANTILE & LEGAL PRINTING, BILLS OF LADING, CIRCULAR*, MILL HEADS, . . CERTIFICATES, WEISETSEk - DRAY TICKETS, REEKErsik Show Car& & Billa in Colors, clam aimunizs, NEADINGs, cobras en, Showbills, Handbills, Labels, Col loge and Boinxd Schemes,.Hotel Bills of Fare,lnvitations,&a. Our limtlitioo for PihkOlS POSTERS, 'PROGRAM, &C., FOR CONCERTS & EXHIBITIONS ARE ITATilitrItPAI0811E11): We ass insure coomplistomatilfsetion as to TIME AND PRICE! 00K. WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. School amid College Catalogues. Mlseellaatimms Catalogues, Camstallat i nati alisports,Brielboilte. inAli**o. ll ult Llllllllll assns, BLANK mow" fenscui,Nire4 Baulks dc Banking K.U.114 FIIRI4IIBIIED TO ORDER. ALL WORK ZICMinD:IIIIIOYMK BARR & XYRIalt" • ;:.; POST 3111 1Aprilli semi Mimed 110 1 / 1 14;-. 'Angol u a PAR- . TH. (mm Now in &on% And for Sale by AND DISALIVIS DI In the cite. BLAPIKS, DIMIL E,nuir,_WWll = & CO No. 17 Pints STREET, SOURER. AND RETAILERS —OF 54111111612.Areiden% • maim indrts. Ehosaders. Mr* illaa and Bahl trab iL Comte.= Atli Jammu ratietAilfti Roe*. *L. Whelmilo bu urefeact. animals ..m . :... 84LE* Adel Isidtlifez Leg los atees's% see Reit Al' halm eivegle. - . km , eodrdeati reed:...vesiest Wpm_ milk.schools te.. sails a seed bred ens mile from tie tows el and there , Megla s The heed , , . 44004„,..n tearer dew er Miram4ll6l.l"llla alrevete . _ - - IMP beim ' " - U . arrive did asila .13or rTimr If 1 BAK es Anti** iirregter, OH um= II left orioravmpatrireirc= 1 44.1 dyne 7 ook aad Norma let to Ma: 104 *OM •to * o'clock. Dealt' nweived atilt ne t l than Oint %Lis& and a dividend .pretta . dsclared twiteamraaJaaeandDeeimi . /MIMI has beeadeftsredeend-annually la JaiskaidDeconi bir m* disiste of six plant. year. _ terest. if not drawn oat.. le 'Planed to " the mint of tie depadtor as principal andbeanithe same Interest from the dam ed Jane wig DO" camber. consponaduia twins a r. wimp* troubling the depositor to call iW ev en to present, his pass book, At tido rate 'now will doable in leas than twelve years. nuatinclua the wtaredate RIGHT AND ONX-RALF INIWt. • THAN. Bpoks containing the Charter. BY-Lawa i &der ana Reelatiene. larnahed gratis. on app intim at the owe. GEORGE AIDiNTLB . REE .MI PRESIDEN TS. John B. WPadden, Isaac AL Pennock. John Holmes, John Marshall Alexander Speer, James B. D. deeds, Beni. L. Fahnestock, A. M. Polloek, M. D Jame. McAuley, Hill Magnin, James Heniuran. Wm. J. Anderson. rausrxxs. Alexander Bradley, JaMes D. Kelly. JohrilL Backoten. Peter A. Madeira, George Black John1L11(ellor. John IL Cangeld. James Biddle. Alamo A. Carrier. Robert ROlO. Charlie &Colton. Walter P: Ala/shall. Win;Dmaglis. John Orr._•• John-Evans. Henry L : Ringwalt, Hopewell Hepburn. John H. Shoenberger, Wm. B. Haven, Wm; B. 'Schmertz. Peter H. Hunker, Alexander Tindle, Richard Bar). Isaac Whittier, - ;Wm. S. Lavely , , Christian Yeager. BIC AIM AND MILISIIIIIR. C A. COLTON. NHOLUB & Nom, BANK EMS • !Rd_ ranee Brokers and • Dealers In Notes. manc , Aeoeptanees. Gold. Silver and Bank M Notes. Ezeleantge on the Eastern and Weston'ei accidently for sale. Collectioni made in all the aides throughout the United State*. Bowman received in par - fiends or current Palm. No. 57 Market Area. between Third and fourth streets. WK. IL. WILLIAM; & CO.; BANKERS & EXORANGE BROKERS WOOD STREET, CORNER THIRD, ALDERMEN. JAMES M. TAYLOR, A. x.ll JO ar A. rr, • fiFFICZe 451 Pena 1111reet t Ilddi Wind. enLLECTIONIIIPROXPTLY XADE; Wear& vos t m oknO=lttento Taken and Bills Pt.obated. AGitICULTRA.L. B. ROGERS do N ON, NANOTAVIRMIS OF Rogers' Improved Patent STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH AND GRAIN mitir..z. PEE -rim, OFFICE* Comber Butler_ and Clymer Street... Ninth Itiird, MM. PITTDDIIRON. PA. sir OVR IS. 0 Is eff i 0 • •M A. BRADLEY, 110. 30 WOOD STREET, corner Second. leittieburgh, Manufacturers:id Wholesale and Retail dealer in all kinds of Oook, Parlor, and Heating Storm, Grate Pronte,.Pendere, &o, air In our • ample room Duos be found the CELEBRATED OAS BURNING.COOK STOVES EUREKA AND TROPIC, the merits in which have been. fully Wed s l ed thoussnde, and the Stove pronounced unequaled by any in this market; together with &greet many other desirable patterns. We have also a eery large assortment of PARLOR AND HEATING STOVER. embracing some of tbi BEST PATTERNS now offered to the _stabile. AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. C 01611200 Kitchen Bow and Jam Omits, all of which are offered at very low prices. SpeciW ieduessasests offered to builders in want ef.DEATE!puysTs. no&ffm Lum4. =Tsarspß, RIMMING HO 1:00001j : roe to gel& or. _ - Figmarllettivida".lll.9.4 Lra g — giasel saie n s litter ' asseimair; Censer Market sued Plisse Streete, PITTSBURGH. PA. REM TO—Prageli Q. &Meg. William Dilworth. Or._ 8. Cuthbert & Sea. Pittsburgh. Boyd & Ott. Masker I Swearbigsm. 19. B ra y Cash. /Ca M. Bank, List Howell . Magda & Co i Cheese W. &Meuse. Deuleu. Ratites & Wheeling. ing2/42gOis 1 • Immo EALILIIII4LIMAISALOON. GARDNER o wnslAremiadhis4Al friends and enstomen thAt. he in still _to be round It his old atawL APOLLO HALL, entrance on Youth street. He ban always on hand the with beet eludity et Ingitow*Lingeweeffikei the lug& a well np Kinard 1810011. :with good tiliblei bin!. este. ~-. . -Barigagg Wei Amok .11•11./outkut. ~Weed. gatemen Ofte,Fength. - . "VW, , , , p•Pr&Or TOW liANWAIMOB:41411111, - 'BMW ait or rowed -Moo Miat. , Vllad mil! td 11140ai. ,00o&das. or 8. ow Orange; Loatat=i4roli la ta :Haworth k Brothers. iiLtho ;whin 70111 win get aura 'rap. of Nadi, aad lower than at Amoy mbar home laths ant. Alio asi e l and lon asaartioastaf Family iriessitim‘ Wino. Broadtail. sad an other idada of y sad Doom& Liquors. ' HAWORTH & BROTHER. dell emir Dismal sad Thaatoad alloy. • T. T. BillitrliNAt CO, sous , sIGN, -AND-- ORNAMENTAL PAINTER No. 2 - Re.."' Char 8 4'eet, eta NIII , D I / 4 1WONE WAY. moot story. MP' writ milsutal to isis Mille numb , aad Mamma 011324, Kowa :. wirtAtf. US& Anrronrrialre ,L-lUrfklw FRANKLIN , , Vratuitio uncurl , PATTERSON h DAllllollk , '' . ' ATTORNEY-8 AT,L-Akw umrs LAW 81111.81888; Dlsimead Illei4set, sear Ja9:l7 . PIIIMBOAAI4 ATTORNEY A-T . , • OFFICE, NO.• 72 OR ANTi:„MUM (Three doors below the Cours , my3:ly PITTSB1*(01/,' Pe. A.T . ronavir.-r OFFICE, O. 133 YOVRTH NMI J.. D. ATTORNEY AT . LAW. NO. 73 GRANT EITANAV TAIIII4 stieGEON DUX!. _sa • successor to G. W. Biddle. NO. SIN MX/0 Geld street. • ' Si- Office hours from to I o'oloek. aadl i WlP to 5 o'clock. • IRON. MANITIPACTIMIft AMERICAN riioN WO Jones dz L auir i dhig - MANVYAOTVIIMIS or -•• IRON AND N VGA. JUNIATA AND COMMON SNEET-NNIEL: 'With's Patent Shaftiq, t hi, WAREHOUSES, • SS Water Street sad 132 First ohm% PITTNBIIIIGH, And corner of Franklin and South WaturfiligiW Chicago. , PITTSBIIOII, PA Isaac Joan...Jona L. lioiro...Wm. PITTSBURGH STEEL' - Watt. JONES, BOYD ;4:(10,,„ . 111 2,,,.„71.71.1":211" a M and AXLr.o. co rner it.% and First no2lds PITT/MUM/Mom J. D. PACEINEI .... 16 - Iraiwrnatiiiiii . i . rer max 41 ' uni ' ll " .L' 'SORTMENT o f pi ttsbu Al — Al= mA• ran Insametimg FtYR " R B a I H I A U UX E : slab I" I a g -. _ . BOOK CAM% - and every article needed in a wellt ARl fissaala ling. as well as a line amortomint . GlV... .... - , :rAte.• 0 FFI CZ IVAN / EIIIIIIIi'I . ' Constantly on hand and misdate at% - glii . only terms on which lowdneakisd_easo at lishment is tor - CAS E. prima sa-allaillt ingly. Persons in want of anti-bine-hi GI line wok) he rolvantoricallhat,rt FACSIMILE'S& flk 11l . - No. 108 Smithfield street. • Pak ' Inh29-ly .-•- - - , -,-I - ,... ,1-1---I‘. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS'S*: TOIRPET - 8 AND OIL OLOTHS; NEW DRITGGETS.' NEW BRUSSELS CARPIT-' sap Three have lust left readri 4 0 the LATEST AND MUT , : the lowest prices R. IF. selO NEW CARPETS, OIL 010118,-qe:. M'CALLIIIIIP it 87...Famalla arose. likonsiirr PRIEVIOIIIS TM ZOOM adviiics 4ipjriinsi au' vatibeits Worm in purchase _ _____ _ -- . ST. FRANCIrOOLLEG4i7 UNDER CARE OF THE FIUMNIECM 11161611' _ . , .., .• . ... ~ - INSITTIIT/Olf, 11112114 4 0117/1 "1"11 1 "LONETTO. Cambria county Pealia... vuda four miles from Cresson Station fballallC the direct route between Philadelplda bmh. was chartered in 185si with priMe coast the usual Collegiate lioness and - • The location of the Ce -ht one of healthy in Penn yl ' ' portion ef tbeiglio• ghee, .Mountains being Iwevorbiai Pis lk:gnekt water. breaks air. and Pichineind - -, MONDAY * after y he a 1 - 5 e t o h a„ n of e A se T n . O . s . . O U .. n L about the 28th of JUNE into two Sessions. Studen t men between the one, All the-A sz for Land Stirvilyins Studen ~ bli funushmir b7- th e ts.okst ts. - , . ,r,• - •:-.7 Instrumental 'and Vaal Mude hear-timb gip* Duro. Students will be admitted frnatii. Ili years to the age of manhood. • ~it ,i ad sun—Board and Tuition , payaughaff" advanes.....4.. ..... ........-.....-". V-.• • ' , Weitz aselififdorraitrine....tf St a rditaU and V Mod ern at the • - A, i Reference can be made totlie Iti: .: • O'Connor. to the Rev. T. & Loretto. and to other useggyaseekThWig Diocese. HUGH , INCIIIM EVIL") AA' I Duquesne W cedar, and sr+ made. tea followin Eames. Turmas Planers. I* 1. used as and Takao 'Model Maoliiiii= Pulliam and 'Screws. of a dimmer air iris s abotsd nulls: can, bas B long All Orders Promptly - Plliedr - iii ) hoited. dalI& N. B.—Partloular attostioLIIIICIPISV m to_ maw Priatizot Item! SWITRi.PARIE & CO4'. '•': ! ,_____, , - -. .zlaci tit.:, ) • , NlrvEzz WAJZZO-31:11,1111net: a th. tt MW e . ad,tdl.wteelied..e. No. om l 4 PktmivFalP.s.r e .st tc. .. a . . s I s D ti %aise P.„, w .., ~ ~ i .:. r_ y , „Tit,iaetp r ee al leaurrm Pftt,ie,„kit: . _ ' ' 611101. Prris"..PrA i rigit ir lic-i i i i c w . 7 j enar.-Tamerissaaintiam IMMISP ''- :‘ •Am Wayne 'sad 4 , thrmi. wasik. a- --- , E A frolle soipendagari:rawitemso. . • Protr a i s tr Am m o . igia f oidi :: Miulaillammat elli rsig4n - - WM' al a rid ,:.,.. ~1, t'All I mams ns. . sow eastlisait " a... lift - R E = 4 ;s l Igit it2triRIAIW agftliesside. ir iM mu -..-e... , 01 4111111111 "kr h are t,,,,.. & ' clitalIPPIR tO• • prow o fi''' ' .. r asag e =timmuid- it mytkii a iiM :-' 4- • LAKE 13 IIPEKvrpoprza Irani Itl smazi.iriarwleopmipsi • IRO 311 011:11141011" LAO 41106 B. F. LUCM . BRACKENRIDGE,:' II C prrrsaunon, rsiir ea; pmmiTOuL,.; tt 24 "Pieces - iiieves -AT
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