/"*- ,X44X, . 1562 MINYIE 4 IOIILCIICAGO RAILWAY, • TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST. SOUTH WESTAND NORTH WEST Commencing May sth, 1882 —TIEN TO CINCINNATI AS QUICK, and to Indlanapolie. St. Louts and Chicago orter than to . ' any' other 'route. . . Plttaborsh......ll,ooa. tr, 7,10 8, ILI. 1240 p. m. A11aaha0y.....140 a. ni 7,20 a. in. 1,00 p. in. EWi. ee ine......8.20 a. in . f 1.90 y. in. 14 • 30 P. 13 1. ayne...2.10 p. in. 11,21. a,, in . 15,23 p. tn. 1 1415 a. ta NOR COLUMBUS. ClNCltili AT[ & ST. LOUIS I=lino 8,45 a. m. 7. 26 P. w. SAO p. m. phtml at ine...11,1 0 R ..1, 10.13 n. m. ai i. 4,20 p. in. u, to ~..m ..Limb.— 11.113 O.IIU ' 9,00 p. in: BOA INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS. gee . , e..... 15.40 a. m.. , c,so p. m. vas at _. Aso p.m; - 3,43 a. m. .. .....7440 a. m - 6.45 p. m. : ot. ' •tbroagb to Chow° without change ' - klig. -,, b..vve in .. Train. t o ° l in :n in bog Sto th eis 2" meet n .. 1.-1 Inene, and passengera all go into eittetnneti 11% ) Exprese e.OO a. ni igad.-„,...„.. - ..1.. . - 3,10 p. In and 5t..1.0ui5 . ............--7.46 p. 1u . 41000 . b417.0N .TRAINS-F rom Federal . " - - ----- eiiiiiiiiition,Aireg - hirtYdty. ' Leaves . Arrive Leave Arrive any Naw Blighter' New Britton Allegheny a 111 — wow ain 3,15 a m 0,50 ara in 1,30 p m SAO a m 5.20 L i m 4 ,4 S pin 4.43 p m 12.20 p m 2,00 pin 0011•022 11,1112_p m 3.20 pto 5,00 p m 3LtREET TRAIN. • ruAllianeest... .... 5,30 a. in. at AlleahellY at ....JOAO a. in. meAlierheny at. „„ 3,10 p. in. at Alliance. 8.01) p. in , , . ~, , 11116.15111121 overrun by Columbus time, which is All lingtill Mower than Pittsburgh time. .7 -liar- trains are tunill":oldonatthrede wed aooom prl m me edution a 1..1 pm accommodation tram connects at licr ton with packets fur New Castle. 3i % . trains connect as follows: ft . . with stage; 1. , : New Castle, Mercer, onaltatown. &h. Ah 111. , Ohio, to and fre,m MWersburgh, _ Durah Ptillsotc. i t lia At d_. Ohio , for Mount Vernon, zlhelny, Toledo. Detroit, eta; As e. for Delaware, Spruerfteld, Columbus, Wi.:tro. l4 Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Saint Louisville, ete. t Una, kw Sidney. Det roir, bey wrt„ Toledo atto. OLEO Wayne,tEPeru. Lafayette , Ind., sal ~ t L.At Loma. gaine7,, ookuk,St.J osenh aud int crm e ji ye m i th ts for LaP pa nalorte Indiana and 111in01.4. . at ' ~ with trains for all points iti Illi toil, ogi„ ... koma, Wisconsin and Minnesota. ration and through tinker: ais4to. . OWTB PARKIN , Ticket Ag't. ii titer Vition Pasamser Station, Pittsburgh. sad LAI. C ArtERRT Agent, Alicch ec y_ AMIN - B. 411 VIS, General superintendent. WM. P. Nil% general Passenger Agent .. _ .t 1,7 SOMMER ARRANGE,VENT. ewd after MONDAY, MAT sth. 1562. will, leave the Depot of the Ponnaylva nia • int Pittsburgh, as follows:. PITMBUID3H 4OLUMBUB sr. CIN_CINNA TI SHORT 141 s; VIA STEURNWILLE. Lefavm Pittsburgh__ } 1.00 a. m. 12,50 p. liteubecorille...l 4,00 4,00 o Newark 9.50 " 110.13 do C01umbu5.......,11,10 11 Mad Agogeganeitu l ati 1 , 4,20 p. to, 5.40 a. ILI. BL:LOULS 7.50 a. m. 1 6,46 p N 94111160 of earn between PittFlourcit and Cin taiStlid sleeping ray attached to sit night • PTITSBITRGEI AND WIIEELTNO LEN E. Leaves to ti l l o 4 a ' ' ' n 1 N, " 1 9:18 4 , 4,51 • ' 10,23 •• 4,5 00 5 " 3,05 " 110,40 " I 6,03 " ••'Mg at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohl.) 1 ;and at „Belleir with Central Ohio Zane..ville, Lanes/ger, Circleville. umbels and Oir_cinnati. Indiana poll/ and Saint and points 'ger:. PITTSBLItGIi AND CLEVELAND LINE. Leaves Pittsburgh 1,00 a. m. 1 1 2,50 4o Wellatjlle ..... . 4,23 "" 3,00 • do (10- AI Huardß ane.. dg . Hodson. ______ ...... ..... .., . .—_ ASTiesei Cleveland 9,13 " f 0,20 " , neetin . at Bayard with Tnsoarawaa branch sor New Philadelphia and Canal Dover: at Alli s:lth Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago at Hudson, with Cleveland, Zanesville Onetnnatl It R for Akron, Cuyahoga Falls TO U r i . 4 oo b . ill fk . u.E " drlc it a C n i nu a illo wi lTiSL - V2 I'' arsir,TotalkaNtroit,: - :cbie.i g . and the north !' elbeilleAccommodadon leaves at 4.00 p. m. Trains arrive at 2.20 a in, 9.1.5 a 8 9 29 an 8 .00.P.ra. .". deketaki tiAptoniiitent points isi the west,;"n"olth" or northwest, can he pro- I'na at the Liberty street depot. Pittsburgh. JOHN STEWART, Ticket Agent. For flurtheT partieulara ap I ply to WILLIAM SMWART Agent. ttll4ol*9llArA ogle* in Freight Station. Penn non _____ SUMMER ARRA NGEMEN:r. LISENTOT, HILROID IRIGHT DAILY TRAINS. rivirsatifigtoitrini 'me XII. Tit 4"11 N sa. leavettkepassenger Station every uu(rriing ( , t Sunday) at A5O am, stopping only at the ' • . atationaa4d,utaking direct connections .a:, • , • for maitimore and Wazhington. and en ro_e_w_L • ; ',. : • 1; . ! • liaLSVTElial"leavea 'sot p in, atopping only at_pritripal ma • ._ • il=zueetion at flarrmliurg fei -11 _ tuf s antlfor Nor York vie -. i n • . LINE leaves the abate named sta r , 4., :i,A,„.,,,,, : •01~ -Id SAS p. m.,, stop ,y ''' ' -4 " " ;' '' ' ,t' ‘• a = I I e s it t 0 331 a ir i Th a l t s &sin . . 4., .Plis at_ p. is.. tanking • • et: eV, York . IkonaKensinsrton ali p ir ',l*.i'evet CaindenikAlnlm# line. MO* iskors.. .. ~. .. . ,- , - COOMMODATION TRAIN, awes 'pt Sunday) at 2445 p. in.. own and musing as , far an Cone 461111114.11WODATI(ONTRAIN-IttiVall's ItatetiPt BeetlarJ at 4;40 a. tn. ..' - - ' 'A1 1 3430/1610DATION TRAIN for o leaves &M y: (eeSePt Bee4st) at - Op - ACCOkNOTIATION ' T'tAIN for sea' - lesees daily.' ( ezeept Sunday) at 10:111,' • TII AOOOIIIIIIODATION TRAIN For : • leaves daily, (meta Sunday) et JP. WL. I DIVE IR PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS; m• .14),*5 it! it: .1 It •.• AcaNswe s tatke„.-.11,10 a. m. 7 - • • • • - nut: • il:rtaft.7. 1 7: ..qnd : we; and Xxpreas and - AR. , • MC Ili :I . .. 1401:64 1 :17 , • OAM 1.1 I . . . • 4•41 . 6 • EMMEIIIIA lIENINIEIt ARRANGEMENT. WTW A.RD TRAINS Fiat Line. Mail EASTWARD TRAINS ARRIVS AT PITTSBIIROU . 6.10 .... 6,4:1 !4,00 TILAINIS l'.1:: i.A i'.4r.r , : l'R fi_W l' Iri - ' i IMIIIII,-• VIA 1111VNIE.' AJ :Lw'MAUtIDAD: • _ • ja•INAPOLIS A o CMCIIIINATI Connecting at 'lndianapolis with Terre Haute, and Terre Hants and Alton Railroad, to St. Louie and Lafayette and Indianagtolite t ztAlbanand Saletn,and AtichiminCentralß f or e 04. GO. ROCK ISLAND. BURLINGTON; and a intermediate points. . • • Through Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS. TERRE HAUTE, LAFAYETTE and PERU - . Freights and passengers carried front Cincin nati or Lawrenceburg in lees time than by, any other route by twenty-four hours. and at as low rates. The only read by which shipments can be made from Cincinnati to the Wert, without break ing bulk. Consignments made to J. T~ GIBBONS. Agent at Cincinnati. or W. B. CUTTING. Agent at Lawrenceburgh, will receive prompt attention. and no charge for commission; No CHARGE FOR DRAYAGE OR COMUSSION AT LAWitENORRURO. For further information apply to Tuostas RATIGAN, (No. In Water street.) agent of the Company, who is prepared to give THROUGH ax- CRIPTS for passengers and freight to Inddanapolia, Terre Haute, Lafayette, Chicago Peru, Green castle. Crawfordsville, Charleston Paris and Mat toon, .to., kc. . 11. F. LOT, President. .TORN P. CHEF' , Ocr.- ra 1 mh3 1862. IMPORTANT. 1862. ALL PERSONS KIRCIIASING TICKETS FOR SAINT rkf:EPii, And othe: points in Nortimro. Missouri, the . I ..7tateg of Kansa , . or the Territories. should insist on haring tickets th t reMl' I.y the NORTH 32 INS 01; 111 RAILROAD The only rail ronte from St. Louis to St. Joseph. It is the shortest anal tiiiieliest line by thirteen hours to the remotmt.pointrestelivi hy rail, and is always es cheap al any tither. Xi- hay your Tickets its Kansas anti all points in Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Rail- ISAAC H. STURGEON„_ Preet and Oetel Sitpt. North 2lissouri R. R. HENRY R. s'imuims. teen'l Trairelins. Agent. sell-eon UPHOLSTERING. UPHOLSTERY, NO. 85 FOURTH ST., NEAR WOOD. 11111 E MANUF JL TI /RE and keep constantly on hand every article in their line, viz: Cornices, Ornaments. Certain Goods. Comfort., Feather Beds, Mattruses of all kinds; also, the celebrated Patent Spring Beds. Ali kinds of Shades. Blind.; and Fixtures. /W. Prompt attention given to all orders for ft Ling and laying down Carpels, Oil Cloths / oetThlyd ROBERT: .4c ROLNIOR. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS VC/UN ' WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT/ t 1 "1 - 1-IF. OLD STAND CORNUCOPIA RESTAURANT, NO. 40, FIFTH STREET, it E I: IPA TI I LIES, II tErEui. us.s. T A VII A TS and the (rade generally can he aupplitai with CneEpeake *ty 0)A61 , at the inwest witnlesqile efill , llr , trade Irot - Nll. Fraprietnr. Young's Eating Saloon. CORNER VIRGIN ALLEY AND , SMITH FIELD STREETS; Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the rearm will be ,erved up in the tenet palatable style. ELL YOlrNfi, 0(.14 corner Virgin alley and Smithfield st. SAV A. a 111 If OLT *l4 117. , !V o. 350 Liberdy Nlrvet Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot, .1011 II SAVAGE; Nropriotor 11A VIND TAKEN AND - FITTED ur, with nll the modern improvements. this po !min res. - wt. the subscriber!. , repared to aceom moda.te his ohl customers and the public cener ally. with the bent the markets. affords. Oysters will be served up in every v.irietyoC-tp ie. luring iheseason. His Wines, higunr. ttnd Ales ho reels confident in recontmcndit,.: the tot 'Air lot their excellence. Can, Btuket and Shell Oysterr received daily and sold wholeitt le and retail. tay2Oilya SEETIN'S OLD STAND, IN THE DIAMOND, HAVING TAKEN AND FrrrED CP, at a extra ex‘pense, with all the modern im provernent.,., thIA popular eiani, the subscriber IA prepared to accamint , llote his friend. and the public generally, r•itli the best the market afford... OYSTERS will be served up in every variety of ••yle during the eeasou, LIQUORS and ALE'S he feele confident in re commending to the public for their excellence. a - MEALS served up at all hours, and DAY and NDJLIT BOARDERS taken. ap,kly 0 tin, IIC) ET Sig, NO, 32 DIAMOND ALLEY, PITTSBURGH. 111111 E SUBSCRIBER A NitfOr NC ES IL to thopublio that he is in daily reeeipt of FRESH SHELL AND CAN OiSTERS. Sce., and 19 prepared to necolumudatn the. patronsuf this old and well known house with everything in the eating and drinking fine at the ehorteFt notice. „FOR N SgAL It, E. X C 10 It OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE, No.lll Wood Street, -Pittsburgh WHOLESALE AND I& LII. DEALERS IX LAKE AND EASTERN FISH, FRESH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE OYSTERS AND WILD GAME, All in their Proper Sesueun, lOW GEO: HEINEMAN Ar. CO: .11b1 num inevon. tamo..Akimurrz. ANAL Proprietor; N0.3-114.Liberty aired. just be ide the Passenger Lope of the Pennsylvania Ritilrondl- which make.. it- the meet' eonvenient lions, in the city fur passengers arriving bY that. TDs'ppro having; at 'earidid.eisible nttod up, in excellent style.:the MANSION HOUSE. would respectfully .soheit a share of pubtie patronage. Ms Larder and Bar will be furnished with the heed the market can afford. fellY WINES AND LIQUORS. WILLIAM BENNETT, IMPORTER ♦ND DEALER IN Brandies, Cordials, Inns, Old Mononga hela and. Rectified Whiskey, NO. 120 WOOD STREET. Plithiburgh WILLIAM CLAYTON, wimtatriAbic AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT, No. 37 DlantoudiAlley, near Woad street. Pittsburgh. Pa. A r g d:s. ha seit irronktrzeit"."l:l cognac Bra n dies, nthl6 TALLOW. OIL AND 0111 EASE-:; • 10 bbh ds TOrraallnwn. 25 bi In 'torn and for sale by F. SELLERS & co. Peso shoe. Pittoburgh, ME MOST COMPLETE WHOLE sale Jewelry ENTARLISIDIENTIN THE WEST. J. R. GARDINER. 6 FMB STREET, DOLL BUTTER— De. llama Fresh Roll Batter: 1 box do do Jost receive' b 7 express and for sale by JAS. A. FETZER. Corner Market and First street. carisitimusinir'-nAmwe e • = i rtkutimeesislice t ial on will winos!. • . • BERT, owelomineme win hensiter beopou. noted in the name of S.VITTEBERT SONS. s. 01:11MBERT...-.11, a„cmien,l4 , -,,,,d. a. CUTIIIERT cointomer & OGRE; MEAL RIll• 1 1 .411 TATE end General ConuninianAlsoits. 111 MARKET ElTRlEBTTittalaut i rend to do sal* of Soal_Eitate. Coueetionof to, Ae.. and setildwit of Wales of period &masa. oP2 .SUI i ll? .71 . . izscts= =SM!! neon ANC! , r , r ,BY RELIANON. lIITUAL 111111IIILUME dOMPANY, PIiCILMAIDUBLiI".EILII► 4 On Buildings._Limilled or Perpetual, Meehan. dim. Furniture. ke., in town or country. OFFICE EO. SOI IWAIMET EEREET. Vasa Ciijakii.'• 111471145 W 410. Assoto, 011 Invested as follows. via: First Mortgage or Improved City Pro perty, worth double the amount $155,605 00 Ground rent, first class... 2.462 50 Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 B lent. Mortgage Loans, $30,000, 27,900 00 Philadelphia city 6 "cent. loan al,ooo 00 Alleghou County 6 /6 cent. PennsYl vania Railroad Loans 10.060 00 Collateral loans. well scoured 2,500 00 Huntingdon and Brood Top Mountain Ralroadeinn_pany. mortgage loan-- 4.000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stook OM 00 Stook of RelianCe Mutual In.nranre Coutp.nY . 24,1;5 Stook OtcOr r : Fire Logrance.Co..,... IAA 00 StoollroMs arefiLlfitlasiiranee Co. •NO 00 Commercial nk do 5.135 01 Mechanic,' Bank do 2.012 50 Luton M.-Insuranro Co's Sorip- ' 150 CO tills Receivable, business pliPer 16,207 lit Book .4,coounts, secured interest, etc.... 6,216 72 Cult on, hand nod in bandy of agent.. 1 /.14 5 15 sNti 50,4 • • CLEM WINGLEr, president. THBECtOtk. Clem Tinainy. Samuel Bisphani. R. tnemimon, k kebert Steen, Frederick Brown. " William Musser, Cornelius Steceni•on. _Real. W. Tingley. 4ottn IL 'Worm! 'Marshall Hill, H. L. Carson, J . Lothtop Hobert 'Lean& Fisalutick,ennitt, ' o snoun s. charles.ii.Wood smith owen James ~ Woodward, Jt t i Bissoll i.iitsbursh li. M. HIN LiMAN,_gecretarY. J.-OARDN COFFIN, Agent, mylti , Northeast eoelarThird and Wood sts. DELAWARE MUTUAL MAFETY MILEIANCE C .O3I PANY—INCORPOR A TED BY THE LEOLSLATURE OF PENNSYL VANIA. 1833. OFFICES. E. CORNER THIRD _AND WALIET STREETS PHILA DELPHIA. MARIE INSURANCES on Ye.- eels, Cargo and Freight„ to all parts of the world. INLAND INSURANCES on timid& by Rivers. Canal+. Lake=. and Land Carriages to all parts of the Union. FIRE INSURANL'ES on Mer chandise generally. on Stores. Dwelling Homes, &a. DIRECTORS.—WiIIiam Martin, Edmund A. Solider, Theophilus Paulding, John N. Penrose, John C. Davis, James Tranquair, Wm. Eyre, J r., James C. Hand. Wm. C. Ludwig, Jose_ ph H. Seal, Dr. R. M. Huston, (leo. 0. Lieper Hugh Craig. Charles Kelley, Samuel E. Stokes, J. F. Peniston, Henry Sloan, Edward Darlington,_ Jouos Brooke, Seenter MTlVain, Thos. C. Hand, Robert Burton,.. Jacob Jamb P. Jones, James B. M'Farland, Joshua P. Arm John B. Semple. Pittsbnigh, D. I. &gem A. B. Berger. do. WILLIAM MARTIN, President. THOS. C. HAND, Vire President. Haug LTI.BURN, Seoretary. P. A:MADEIRA, Agent, jai No. ittli Waterstreet, Pittsburgh. INDEMNITY' AGAINST LOSS Fl9oi K LIN FIRE EOM It!ilk . F Co NO. 424 P e A ur 4Oa& . near Mb. STATEMENT OF ASSETS. JAN. I=t, 1044 i. Published - Agreeably to An Art of being: First Mortgagee, amply secured sl,R9ract3 M. Real Estate, (present value slat: cm ea.) roar Temporary Loans on ample Colint teral Securities Stwks, (present value (86.fir7 72) ei ?St 89,786 6ri Notes and Rills Reseivahle 1.82 essli 27.919 33 $2.18*.1151 6,8 The only profits from premiums which thi3 com pany can divide by law, are from risks which have been determined. Izisuranees made On every description of Prot.- arty. in Town and Country, at rates as low as are consistent with security. Since their incorporation, a period of thirty • years, they have paid loses by Fire, to an amount exceeding Four Millions of Dollars..thereby af fording evidence of the advantages of Insuranee, as well as the ability and disposition to meet with promptness all liabilities. Lossett paid during the year 1415111.652,151 an. DIRECTORS. Charles W. Banker, Montectai D. Lewis. Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown. Samuel Grant, Isaac Len, Jacob R. Smith. Edward C. Dale, George W. Richards. George Falter, CHAS. N. RANCHER President. EDWARD C. DALE, ties President. W. A. STEEL, Secretary _pro tern. J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent. mylti Northeast cur. Third and Wood stet. WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY ! OF PITTSBURGH. GEORGE DARSIE_. President. F. M. GORDON. Secretary. Capt. R. D. COC_HRAN, Oval Agent. No. 92 Water streetTSpang Cole Agent. up stairs,) Pittsburgh. Will insure against all Irtadit of FIRE tied MA - RINE RISK& - • • • A Rothe Institution manafied *I/treetops who are well known in the rommmunttnand who are determined, by Prornig news and liberality, bitnan tain the character whirl' they have assumed, as of. feting the best protection to those who defiiie to be insured.,.. istrs.'obroiiiiattiith; net Stook Accounts. $ 63,000 03 Mortgre 2,160 00 QMl`e 250 00 Open ecounfs,etc Cash 7,809 43 18,351 09 Preinitim otes 27,605 20 Notes and Bills diftcountea. 174,075 14 • MRECTORB. R. Miller .1 r., JUMell Al'Aule7 / Nathaniel Holmes, . Alexander Mimi* George Dania Wm. H. Smith. eita. W. RickeMon, rdrew Ackley. Alexander Speer, avid M. Long Rees J. Thomas enj. Bakeweli. John R. Wenne, CITIZENS' INSURANCE CONPANT OF PITTSBURGH INSURES STEAMBOAISAND - CARGOES. fiAMITEL REA. Secretary. WM. NAG:disEL Vreaidtalti" - - . Office. Cie. at Insures Tina Loos and. ti Daiwa in tie Naviga tion o the Southern and Western ivero. Lakes. and Bayous. and the Navi gation of the Seim I~aareualPdpitla4ll% O usnage b7 Fire. DIRECTORS. as. Park, Jr.. . sr, Jones, YotM. Ere. i rlhinton. "4 "John S. Mord', C. R. Zug. Win. Biwaley, Win. G. Johnston, Rees! Owens, B. Preston. S. M. Kier, .Yas. M. Cooper, J. Caldwell. mlaHydh PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY , NO. 149 ONESTNIIT STREET, Opposite the Cristieme N..... Capital $2111.100 Assets ABOLVIS. WILL NANA ALL .XIBIDNI OF EL SURANCE.eitherPapetnal orLimited.on every description of mimeo or Mercbandbm. et reasonable mass of prim • ROBERT V' (}..pmt, ..V. W. i lta Vies President. Charles Har h.m E. Ocgoo. E. B. Englis W-Brows. P. B. &mem ti= Paul. S. C. Shermlagaanrg. . ohn Clayton. S F. P. PLACKWIX, Seer al% . t. ConiLertirdWroodAtea streets. . lONONGURA Wilda COHANY Or PITTSBURGH. JANIKid. j:•'1 • ? redest IihNRY = Cept.S4 l3 -:"' ' OFFICE N 0. ., lESMEITEIR OFIETIFF. R ALlnsura all lauds 's( 7134,04.. MAKINN MAY 111.tly 311081. Se = DIP Bak 105Yaili B a k I M°.°2E.t.taillsainsis. 00 Si 76 13 0 ;111iiiliiireirliii 0° 112? Bitsrm e rirme Sae $4115 el) steak eta 5 17% d kabars° Ezdiaila ' °° • stock edit. ' ISO awes BaTraliiii: 2451"1° blush ...... Z 750 00 EnaldßookAseausti 7•l° B I lit . t?-48.',61 DIRECTOR& 14 - TtA l f., 1 cz 14 ~ 112 inpaalleidiatIllurideee emPtell COriIIWAMOIR Mid Weed Ntreete. TEPID - 101'PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE. larPlik!ildl2 carriers 12 cents per week. SATIN OF ADVERTISING. saretinie 50 wee times St 00 one week 1 75 threeonth 5 00 " hmonths 12 00 SI . X months Is 00 " nine months 24 00 " one year 'to no TEN LINES make a square. About eirh t words average a line. Business notices, inserted on• the lova pure, ten cents a line each insertion. The Saturday Morning Pos Lamed from the same Mike every Saturday Term MI per annum, in advance. itarlingle copier, ready for mailing, FIVE CENTS SiP Address JAMES P. BARK, Editer EVA Prnprietnr. AS AdvertiAny at reasonable rate. TUESDAY MORNING, .11'NF. Two Distinguished Southern La- dies Under Our Care By our news from the. South to-day we learn that Mrs: Bea uregard, wife of the lemons General, was discovered to be in New Orleans, in occupation of the house of Mr. Slidell. General Butler, on ascer taining this fact, removed the guard froth the house, and treated her with distin guished consideration. ordming her 10 be protected against insult or injury. From a letter publisheLin the newspapers it ap pears that the wife of another distinguish ed rebel leader. Gen. Lee, was discovered by the troops of Gen. McClellan in the vicinity of Richmond, trout which she had retired on the approach of our army. It appears the lady possessed no information of the movements of the rebel army. There was lunch speculation some time ago as to the whereabouts of these two Some located them in Boston:some in Brooklyn. and some in other places, but now their local habitation is dieoverpti the progress of arias, are every day bringing strange things to light. and the public curiosity will be satisfied on that point. The ladies are both and not at the North. a: had eralk- A Sad Marriage. The 3imeitil imrresportiletir of the Nev, I Weans Pieaymm write , from It.iniphis th followinv aevoti tit of :t man :11 That eit 1110,1 interesting tuarriA t ie look pie... n; this e;rl- heilay. The parties were raptala I: 0 16111111a Vickers Sal lie Houston. Thebride is tine of the most beautiful and iteet - ituplish,d ~f !M. city. The groom is it anti vs of t county. Maryland, lint has been living dn this city for years, where he became ae ipthineed with Ow young holy, win her consent, and she agreed to marry him. Before the union mull ,olmnized. however, the war broke out, and the young man wits called to -the field. He was at Shiloh, and there. in one of the most desperate received a mor tal wound, whisk will prole fatal ere this niches you. Before his death. however. the young lady insisted upon the inurriage. and to•ilny the ritetierformed. 1tr2.9 , * 2', How to Make a Husband Die Easy fhe Ini,hrind wire neer Exeter. England. had long been dying, and at length, one of the clergymen of the parish. making one of his daily risitA, tound hint dead. The disconsolate widow in giving her account of her spouses last moments, told him her poor dear man kept groaning and groaning, Lon could not die. "At last. — said she. •'l rect-dlee ted that 1 had got a new pit-co of tape in the drawer, and so I took some ot that and tied it as tight as I could around his neck, and then I 9topped hie nose with my thumb and finger. and, pour dear! he went out like a lam', I _ . WILLIAM 11AVALIET, !WHOLESALE GROC E NOB. 18 AND 20 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH. LADIES CONGRESS GAITERS. t LADIES LACE GAITERS, TI EELS, Or ,00 LADIES KID SLIPPERS 43r. et No. IS Filth Street, 2.1 door from Market. my 9 D. S. DIFFENRACKER. 1862. 1862. 111 9 CORD & CO. HATS. CAPS, STRAW GOODS, BONNETS AND SHAKER HOODS. Wholesale and Retail. "al Wood Street. PITTSBURGH. • ARE NOW RECEIVING ALAMO: 'IF ADDITION to our already Immense Stook of Rats Cape • Straw Goods. Bonnets, Shaker Hooda and Palm Leaf Hata. Merchants visiting our city ono bay from as at LOWER PRICES than in Phi ladaiphiaor New York. ap29laid ALLEGHENY INSUMNCE CO. OF PlTTifaittill: OFFICE, N.. 37 Milt fit., Bank Hloak. N31711111:41110AINAT ALL KINDS or I ANDMARINE'RISES. - r ISAACJONES,_ President; JOHN D. MeCORD, Vice. bentident ; D. M. BOOK, Secretary Capt. WILL JAM DEAN, General Agent. DIRECTORS—Iuso JoneN C.O. Hussey. Har r/LOOM, CAME. CACiriy, John A. Wilson, B. reihnegtoer. Jahn locCard Captain Adam mobs, IL P. Sterling, Capt. W. flean, Robert L. .2 1 1NitaletiliAMLDisvie: nag • TIERNAY •dti GETTY, Whoiande and Retail Grocers. IMPORT/SU AND DRAMS IN TRAIL . WIRES, LIQUORS, .tc., . NORTH-EAST corner of OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND, safkly ALLEGHENY CITY. B oom AND . . MOWN, AT NO. S 9 MARKET STREET. !Am THE PRICES: Ladles English Lasting Heel Gaiters for sl,ooMirl4* worth w La . sting Congress Heel Gaiters Th : . . . • !o es Lisliini Congrewilileel Gaiters ' • 04,w92, 1 , Tivitob Morrow Heel Moo' for 1 w .412. rule Goat Congress Heel Boots for $1.37. wAXI.R. :: = lO =Lir 81 q71 1 -412:1:10 ' AU After woods In properti•R. JAMES ROBB. $ Market :treat. near Market Honse. a. COOPPS, CA PENTRERS AN D Row CuS4O e by • AIM A =Mr. IX Wood stmt. N! MISTS AT MeCTELLANITNI ARCTTON. • • E i gathia rstivet.... ant : =RED IT:D; e II O .:"..L.;C::. ; IIIII ., R e; rittlincik_ E. Aliw.mmowpated to fill up Comp a ny WmaCtithise_ 211plEfi at , _ SlitTiA. Aids. morning EATON, MtV Non. 17 at • • Ribbons. Gimp'. Braida, Brent Trim new Book and Cambric Coll tnd Lace Trimmed c.L kerchiefil. Black Lace. suUniae .Yokes and Pastali • utles,pte„ Ladies' and ChM description. (Revak OassnyaH, bons. Ruches. Shalurr Braid 1 Another. lot of . Crint Skirts) Thome wholtarei it the beet evermade. .7 the "Flexure Skirt," t atta gentliaiesea Furnishing ars. Suladaders..4. aylat. A full aseortment Naha Wholesale and retaitbaser xcellent line of goods in In apl4 LOWEST TOSEAIIMSIIBEIS PI TIM WILLIAM CIUM & CO. WHOLESALE _GROCER; Ass e s i o ss i4 ;6, se Wriniat BIIMUNIA UM. AIM 0410. TR! Pra ng , 419 A -An . '137; (I 9177 YOvr - 7101WW$0411W--;4 GMIAI AND DtALII IS Flour, Orals MA all Undo of Cousin/ Produee, Wises mod Liquors, Cigars, Tobee% Le. N' Liberal advances made on condanenenta of HIGH WINES. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 231 SOUTH SECOND ST auakly PHILADELPHIA. NEW SPRING IMPORTATIONS lITIMN ANT" 13011713. Including Goode suited for M1L1711117. PURPOSES, Now in Store, NO. 831 CHESTNUT STREET. lad for Sale by DE COURSF.Y. LAFOLTRCADE & CO WM, B A KE & PRODUCE AND PROVISION . COMMISSION MERVIIIANTS • NO: 15 SOUTH WATER STREET, I . hiladoiphist. SS- Liberal advances made on consignment* when required. ' myl-lyd ili=l JOHN B. ELLISON & SONS, IMPORTERS OF CLOTHS; CASSIMERES. AND VOTER NO. 339 MARKET STUMM, (2d door below Wourtb„) PHILADELPHIA HIURST & Wholesale Druggiete, NO. 625 MARKET . STREET. PHILADELPHIA, DEALERS IN Viii Window Glass, Dye-stuffs. &a.. and Agents for Kerosene; Ohio and Pittsburgh Coal Oils, Burning Fluid, Cam phone, Tar. Mob. ROSina W gun and Railroad Grease. myl:dual GEORGE GRANT, Nlanuthotnrar and Wholesale and Retail Dealee IS EVERY DESCRIPTION OF (TENTS . FURNISHING GOODS, 610 CHESTNUT STREET. .. my' -ly PrirLADELPHLA. C. HARRY BRIAN, 1 ,N11C41) Pr: t MAN/ TA 'T f ARS * IMPYMTERS. MEN'S FITRNISHINd GOODN AND 'I7AT LO RS' TRIMMISTGS, No. 10 SOFTH FOERTH PITREET. uly1:1p1 PHIL;A:DELPIIIA CHARLES MAGEE, Importer and Dealer in Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, &o, 2i5 _VA R KET STREET, North tilde, PHILADELPIIIA. FRIES & LEHMAN, 0. 3t3 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA. Jobbers in Cloths, Casmimera, Vestings, Always on hand a well selected stock of Goods suitable for the trade. myl-lyd E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO., IMPORTEig 071 0 WINES, BRANDIES, &c., •ND DICALERiI 111 FINE OLD WHISKIES, NO. if NORTH FRONT STREET. PHILADELPHIA. splOgyd JAMES H. CHILDS. HOPE - COTTON MILLS, Allegheny City, Pa.. • MANUF.4.OII.fIigILS OP • SEAMLESS BAGS, AND OR 4 DANA.I3IJRGIS, 12 ladies to *I limbos Wide. Orders may be left at H. CHILDS k COS, 133 Wood street. Pittsburgh. no3blyda *it 'Fine White, Plain and Fancy Flannel Un der and Overshirts on hand, and made to order. op shortest notice. at R. WILLIABIBSOIVIS taxiyerr PA.CPCOitIr, No. 47 Xt. Mgr street. °o4l LATE STYLES OF SUMMER• 17.4001310 JUST RECEIVED. MR. SAML. CRAY HAS JEST RETVENED INENILTIMIN East, and we are now receiving= (deem* stock of Goads for the Summer Wear.vmdimbai together one of the choicest and most desirable stocks to be found, East, aiedtaks special milling the attention of our iaronlul MO Ultra! lie to an examination of the seatevirishdi will made up to order in out usual anglatotha antisihtf- . tion of all who favor us with their. SAML. G . 2'50 ' • .'+ myls 1 21. ILO nmstrast. NEW 0001(114 ! NEW INEOI/411 Second Arrival of NEW SPR , 0 -7- lialailleilk - - ft ._ _ 7 - r, ,1111-. IPINUMMArialurr , ilitilliThili‘ .. opiirausar w memmisioriresam boner? 1 4 54A 1li got v o s ir4 ositrast 1 .to nisi II to II 46 Mitt i ossarsi' .. " Litoill ... v . or ' tiot sop lost nom Orts Damn. sad a &viand of Um matt inland = tl e l 2 I s roro ri aro ii= MEL, __ . o sio lat =etn h a I bar idiom, tits Beak war onososos. et the nee ef de wont a r ti firAtot iiii .r o tyi :th. OA bow die asatoilitorast i llig h P wr l i m tsoll Ps., ellob blisttit lo o !a. : .PAW • frou Aopon or . oven to sir Dais bOOk rswitosto wilt• in lious loos dm %weir* roisiia le All earigt, st , or AND Will-RALF ..16 • Illataldig ou bil . Boulawk Rides at tN mp h at sponged= GEOriteinhatr. :VICE r J ohnn Haire. R. die. Pomo*. oh Jams Inter& toj el Vi=lock. d in vaotak. f), t ull es lada TILVIIIIIS. Allizander Bradley. fungi D. Keay. iLd2 . 2.=afen. age A. itadigra. : dull. Manor. YoTin.CiiiAild. ! Midis. =iA. Carrier. s ) A. Colton. • altit ti 7Ligglia.U. Wm. Dowels'. aim . Jolla /Wing. lISII Rißilralt,, sl9ollNy:barst. .Oa • ger, M. S. veg. Wag. Munoz% Polar H. =ken u er Tindle. /WWII tat*. Wig.D. Wadi. , Yager. , , -: 1111,11 C .4BLW-: A IIV_LLIN LIIIIII4IMII . IL , UA. uulatiN. lir WOMB 8 . 1011111, .BA NY MBA -1111, BA Buboes Woken ' and Dashes in otim irk &~~l4oold. Silver iiIA Bank nolwkr: on tie . Bantam and . Nestern (GI 1 . 11 . SOW* _ .. il n 2 .. ti , I the eh* throughout the ll_ • reesiven In per fiulds Or lmiit. ' wa • Itgra Nankin street, between 'Ma - rthstreets. :SL WILLIAMS it cO4 BANKERS di RICOHANGE BROKERS, WOOD STREET. CORNER THIRD, ALMERanam. JAMES M. TAYLOR, lair) mit. NC A. Pi 01WIIVEt 431 r... Street. rote Ward VOLIMPTTORS PROMPTLY MADE{ it isa M i a=tr i en d tattea g n a il apfkly - - • AGIIIOITIMUL6 D. B. 11141114110118 dr kb*. itopononnucia or Bogen' Improved Patent STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH AND GRAIN xeitexir, TEETH. o,lllols Voessor . Natter and Clymer Illtoilo,NhatAt Ward. foals PITINDLIROM PA. JAMBS A. PETSUER, FORIMINIMS NID 1111.11181011 vox TM time, of )isles his. Ibmsesh• = w rier. Comer Illisidltet awl IMO Illtraeis, • PMS2II2OII. PA. • azna w—basal O. Balks. William Dthre ttl e L Catre s k V ie at lilit Illewelk paz _ tir k Co.: 4 16 “ 0 1 1 . Polka, Co.. *bi- ,trap • POMO NAM. lIIILLIARMISALINON. - . 4 . NlDOweald leadsoik _old ger 7 %. A r , li ght a ilb"..ll4 11Setaa ontionio on • - it. alum an So bet si•oll .... = - 4,r,23 .„ 7 „ ; ,, ...,„ - . • ' iplookAimilli Ban. learnt it Aftri 1 1 0 ,1 0 0, —*llRimirth• WHY Swosiski*smar so - ass,- ssw. a satit =lv • Mos li+fi v atl F il li il d71011:1 1 V 1 " 4 " i r ia t : sulA • wa s amp allhdt , zl lo l=a4 • mad all !lbw : Mr li Z et f iarVitraid j egrAr . .: T. T. tr. als s' ira .•.•%41111.-. _ ORN - AMENTAL PAINTER , No. NC cuir Rar est; [ CORMIER lIIIQUEBNII WAY, second *we. iirX7Ctit eeutedsekezeiwplbeaearyal 111•11MIONIPAUMMiliirx,:ia: 11111 W . trEifittlioN) , .b9lcia.)ze ax._„ a 8 ,bE EL W. PArelnullnir / WWIIO . PATTERSON 11,114, ATTORNEYS AL Tr`VOIF UNA'S LAW 1111L1911161; DWawi Street, meow 001111* . Jd.li P1TT01444.r B. F. Ltrom ATTORNEY AT , i.AW. OFFICE, NO. 72 aicAPIT *nom. Mee* tionrivielnw the 6110 P/T/SiVitaa L. BRAOKENEIDGE,- A.TICCIRNMILY AT OFFICE, NO. 1344011RATIN ST., leN:l9 PrrTAAtntax, PA. J. D. II A. rict,-(ju., NO. 73 GRANT VI ::ENT . ATmu armarcox D . • s successor to G. W. Biddle. No'," t IS &Ms. Sold tmt. 011ee hours from Seel o'clock.' .441ftS to o'clock. IRON NAIIITACTNI: sJERIQAN IKON R ÜBHB. Jones dr, Lankl.l.* IRON AND N-A - ALLS, JUMATA AIM WWI Sali - 41111. Lsoth's hied MB& No Mk Ads, k. WARETIOTISES. ,. 93 Water Street and 111111141*. And corner of Franklin and Son* Water atersta Chic : • o. . 617. P 117101701/. PA PITTSBURGH STEEL 111(114 S JONES, BOYD-1,6410i, Alnur4Tans•ipaunmaz a ivitaboApiing. PtL i fot„twkw ...ii. wilus and AXLrin. earner nalde -YritialeM Ps. ..„ - • . ... ..-. ~....,w . ,„,, ....,,,,,,.......,.... mna Jr. D. rAkINIZ . .... .........19.1iN N. viva. Fn= i fi l i li tti Al 4 "Fij ala FURNITURE emeenciag BUREAUX.. - BOOK CASEB irizaw - eit and every artiolipeedad ilia well lies, MI well am a sae amportment at -... ~ , -k.,, orFics 119 ErRXIII-1111111.' . Conatantly 01 6 : 2: 4 ... AMY the only terms ot Bahmest r is - 44,= Ingly. scri m p Wit r = line woad • ragrierMialL No. ussmidisaa Ate* 'mh29-1, , _ -_ CARPET . 8, OIL e • OARPETS AND OIL Or . -- -• saretio- NEW DRII43IEM-L'' . .; 75 !teems tri - . NEW BRUSSELS the jl tAWT ha lit i tlatagrftloi lat a the lowed prim. e t .W. WW1435551416 1419 NIW CAIPITS, OIL - 111,1U # &e. u' C A L. L ;u':a' B, ; W - TrAriksaiir &elk_ lila 'lnce° reign on' tifir • w&nr.*6*Y-Ankikiii To all persons toiwardiwg,to- the' ' olor'ilonar. or soca win Wiest diplomas, with name. sod dioramas!' signal by thel=rat ta gintrilouto ia the mai et ONE , 1 J beams life oretabets di Ow. vm a . • ;104 ACTMEW .'l"' ' . - ' I el .... - , , ~,.. , All woman *ha *111 , 110444.1be awry it '. Wi l aV=l i = i t Pee '. ' M • Vill 1/ , will Dave forinadei • awn rarr i a ff ico n ary w ‘ 7 of &air p•pgr i • .. la _ LBON - AlibW. ' , r i ''''"?` , s, N. 8.-Lood moire' - US tribunate; SW are Wisc. • • la ' ]evil maw to take dme re s(' thelatereeta • aceiatioa. g1= 11 110:ti la t:ti011: by lama, Peal win be seat to..anwhe win ISAL llll.l = 4" lhriarat ligil itt - -- 11[0: 11 7 11111. :M..17 111 1 11 r ; a 4.01 r mdi .{-GARDEN ANIMIEWEEEpe. iyirmaamen. • Ansionblvt. • ors.:••c•-•at 2. libiadiesamif _ reediNiariihrablky!"* . l'' ".1 !i gig e.'ltitAleriil ATTORNEY AT LAW PITTIMUIt.II, 4StIFIMMII 'OP FITIUUTTIBIL• I== -A .
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