DA - TLY POST. TITURNDA "" Rebel Women B. F. 'F., army correepondem 01 the Chicago j uurna t, ia oLe of lire le!!er from Tenned9eo. says: I shall never be done admiring ;he pa trio& faith and undying devr,tiuu of the loyal women of the 4,111, but I must tell you that the rebel women or the South are worthy in everything hut a sacred cause, of their Northern sisters. Ttere is noth ing they will not surrender with a smile ; the gamed ring, the diamond bracelet, the rich wardrobe. They cut up the rich carpets for soldiers' blankets, without a sigh ; take linen frgin their piersons for the bandages. When 400 of Long street's men came no to Nashville, prix onars of wa4., about the roughest, dirtiest, wildest fellaws the sun ever shone on, and a fight of stairs in the building they or caplet' fell, killing and wounding a large number of them, you should have seen the fair young traitresses come forth from the old aristocratic mansions, bearing res• toratives sod delicacies in their hands. mingling in the dingy crowd, wiping away the blood with their white handkerchiefs, and uttering words of cheer; should have seen them doing this, with hundreds of Union soldiers all round, and smiling back upon the rough blackguards of rebels as they left. But in all there was a defiant air, a mice in their humanity strange to see. Of a truth they c.irre-.3 it orf graudly. I And almost all those girls were in mourn ing for dead rebels, brothers, lovers, friends, whom these same girls had sneer ed into treason and driven into rebellion, and billowed all the South with their graves, and the least they to wear black for them and dau from the window blinds. Clothed rsoale in sackcloth! I said they w urthy of their sisters at the North, . , all but a righteous cause, but I said wrong. There is a bitterness, there are glimpses of the Pythoness, that makes you shrink from them. But they are teartully in earnest they are alm'est grand in self-sacrifice Oh! that they were true and loving daugh ters of the old flag A Martyr to Music One day the fits and drum Majors went out into the woods to practice a new tune. Attracted no doubt by the melody, a fine shout of musical proclivities, came near —alas! for the safety of his bacon, too near—for our Lass drummer, by 'a change cf base,' ina.li- a base attack on his front : while tho fifer, by a bold and rapid dank movement, charged him in the rear. '1 . 1 , 91i.9 soon over : a few well directed volleys of clubs and 2,ther persuasives were applied, and piggy 'went dead—a martyr to his love far music. But how to get the de ceased pork into;llamp '' That's what's die matter taw. , After considerable discussion, au idea strikes thrnmmer, "We will put him in the dru " "Just tile thing, by 4.ho key," said he fifer. Une head was taken out, and tilt hog stowed in, and our heroes started foi their quarters. carrying the drum betviten them. In the meantime the regiment went oat for dress parade, and the Colonel, somewhat vexed at the absence of his principal musicians, no sooner saw the gents, than. in a voice of reprimand, he ordered them to take their places with the music. The drum-bearers halted, looked a: each other; then at the Colonel, but said never a word. The Colonel repeated his order, in a style ro-ernphatic that it could not be mis understood. The dealers in pork felt that 1 a crisis had arrived and explanetion had become a military neces- , ity. So the drum mer, going up close to the Colonel, made him acquainted with ihe state (..1 affairs, winding up with, "We 'low, Colonel, to bring the lisst quarter over to your mess." Sick, eh'." thundered the Colonel, "why didn't you Bay so at first? Go to your quarters, of rout se. Bat:alion, right face t"The Colonel had fresh pork for supper. Romantic Story Upwards of thirty years ago a marriage took place in this neighborhood (Liver pool,) the man and wife being in humble circumstances. •After living together till after the birth of a child, the husband went to Australia to seek his fortune. His wife never heard iron him atter he left her, and, tupposing he was dead, on the lapse of seven years she married a widower with three children. To this number in her second married life she added five, making her whsle family, in eluding the child b. her first husband, . ninkoln all. Some time sines the second husband died, and she was left to struggle ~with her large family, To her great ear •prise, at the beginning of the preset year her first husband made his appearance at Liverpool. During hie thirty years' ab sence he had prospered in Australia, and was a large landed propiietor there. 135 had heard of his wif o 's second marriage, but as this... Lull vi.a.s..his he never tldoughy of returning to England until he heard of the death 'of the second husband. To utake amends for hie former neglect of wife—for notwithstanding her second she was still hie wife—he behaved in the moat handannae manner to all ber chi ..wren. gave thou - , c atly outfits, and has to *loess them and the wife of his .early af ,feotions out with him to the land of his adoption. The wife, who has thus, after an absence of more than thirty years ' been restored to her position, is now about -seventy years of age.--Liverpool Mercury. A Woman on a Rainy Day. ' Gail Hamilton thus describes a woman on - a rainy day . "S..- Low ,be is forced tq with ,rate all the energies of her mind on herself and her casings. One hand dingsdesperately to the unwieldly um brella. the other is ceaselessly struggling to keep grin hold of the multitudinous thiperies ; and if book, basket or bundle • shim a shah of he: i.tterition, her case is justifiable ins. rd, lic,wn goes one fold ~hpou the wet leg stone, detected only by au Otlik'LlQta gapping against the ankles whs,i the garment has become esturated— a looseudd hold of the umbrella, of which 3 takes advantage., and immediately aways itarnirip*lt over the gutter—a con ruXsive and rand, ru catch at the petticoats. The umbrella righial a sudden gust of wind threatens to bear it away, and, one hand not being sufficient to detain it, the otherinvoinntarily comes to the rescue-- sweep go the draperies down on the pave ment ; then another (-mid, another adjmr.- ment—forward! march' and so on to the dreary. dr,,g,lt-,3 , nd. Stalk —,, tr.:li--sialk—entne.i. tip the mi.-, behind her. Stalk—stalk—he has pass ed. Stalk—.talk—stalk—h e is out of sight belo-e she has passed a single blo4k. A Canine; Congress. A pleasant from B-rhu says. "An ealobwk,. d .,Kr ass cpeneci here recently, the se.. L.!. t'i, kind ever held. in Germany. 'int: P•SE‘I- w-ith may tted Ascribed, in the language of the ps an International Canine Congress, was very numerously attended. Almost every c,ontitry in the world was represented by one or more delegates. English bulldogs, French poodles and Italian greyhounds here met-their friends from Newfoundliaid, from Kamtechatka and the North rope. The d-bates, as might be expected, were ''veryanima*.; , t and ws , •te stiff - going On very lively when I left ; but as to the ander discussion I am sorry to say 'that I could not gather an idea. It must have been somethin g very exciting, for there .wer° never lees than a score :of speakers on their legs at once." THE EITTSB Business Cards, &c. JOSEPH SBOWDE ri, 0 rl'A. FLY P Et I, lc NO. 89 DIAMOND STREET, <rtNl. DIVSTEEN. Brass Founders, Gas and Steam Fitters. All kitidn of flrasv and PI Ulll6de IVO order I.So. BRASS CASTI.Nti 4 , OF ALL BIND', Made at the thhortogt notice. F r artioalar attention paiti to fitting up and re pairing of OIL REFINERIES. 31 S 34 WATER STREET, near Liberty. 'the members of this Grim being practical me chanic, of reAny yeitirs' experience In the tool- Deis will eniare to giie eatisfactiou In every re spect. We are also agents for Guild, liarnsuL CO.'6. Steam Pumps for water and oil. seri I MEM . . . • O'HARA. & XI GINN, Attorneys at Law, HEAL ESTATE AGENT OFFICE S 9 GRANT SfIIECT Opposite the Court House, Pil•.shurgh. 4161 - Partienlar ttention given to the ,ettl erne of Ebtatee, sale and :ranger of Real Eatate, Et • animation of Tinos, Soldiers collections in any part of the west. Prompt remittances : and fn;! ...•nrreqpond once in regard to all business entrusted to a ss care, 11316-tf 211. J ,1 It N. SUCCX.3BOB TO JAS. P. FLEMI .113 U Wholesale and Retail Dealer la re , reign and Domestic Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Chia Dye-henna and Pert umery. No. 77 Vocieral rsoreet-, ALLEGII EtiT crur, PA, my:/2.lyd CARPETS, OIL CLOW, &C. ' ALL U Mo. ft', /Mull% Sltrer PALEWIcrirSi TO Tli F. LAI , E r=dra.n.,e iu pricer, ,f whleh •Le entat.re LH ()gored in purchase 11J!L CA , ..oau./...Jcrpr L. .8.0 t'• ;.. Y k rSBUIIGN ttd tN JONES, BOYD & CG., sll„EA..Slitl'Ati".v tut,. !.: 2feo. Cr,fx.f. P;F3 It " • el-ad X ; ' ar! Prrr , '±sUß43Ei. Pa JAW. 21 00111.111EAiri, C'OI , 4MISSION POE 'PRP PALE OP c'!_43 ?ANTAL. AND BLOOMS. r.zo. vi WAT3.P. STICSNT. BELOW /WARR rnmsea_rscal. _ _ _ CURTIN C. STELNMETX, liHRILLAL II gib UNE CARP 1E It 'X' fr; AND JOBBE,. GROP VIRGIN ALLEY 1: •I. eer 94':;e41:1 end 1.1b.37t7 Pitrevic, Pittxburgb. Pa. 20:1 , :t't.ttd and Protlll.t:y .!( o—l to - - P.LIZLL ROUT. DA.I.ZELL at VVO., Who:evils Unveil, Agn , ;',l R ti. Na'q Lilt:Y.s;z; PrrTdL R OLNT NO. 85 1 o rxrg rlhe t 0%; r r E MCRI EflaL4 91. A/V • I. RIC and keel , oonatanar cn ha, hrticie in :hell ,ins, vii: Cornices, 0rn...0r - • Criztat-_ , Con.fcria, Feather hiattrr.: c of all k;r4l4: alt.), the celebrated Pate:., Beds. All kinds ct tihadee, Bands and Firturer ..atr attention given to all order- tit end CRrpote, Oil Clothe :ac.oot_.l7:l.vd }WDERTS,It 11.0k1:1.1.ri. Nose, tsitock, Draft, liiteu.l time. Pilo, Nre, Ilea& Foot 41.0 and Dili; eluanatese Broker. UN FICA, ROOM N 0.12 I; It K :f YOUR.TH HTti3HT , Pittsburgh. Desirable Mill property an.i other Roai to the amount of $1130.1r.4) for gale 100. _Lucent Oil o rye DUNCAN, DUNLAP t:f Ai , a fsctu rer t)13./S VVIEI77I{ R Pm Ell C a it II 0 iv c) 1 1, 011ee, NO. **l LIBIBTY 52R18T, tts- Ldrgh. P. RITTIIER Late at /Miller & Ri demon' 1 - 1,e3-mer Hy other 4: iStmoenors to Reyuler Anderoon.: Wholesale Dealers in • Foretgn Frutto, Pining. Confectionary Kngars, Fire Works, !tr., NoS. 126 AND 126 W00D STREET, PITTSBURGH. HENRY W. BEAT:IIONT at CO Foreign Brandies, Wines and (lib At3o, Blackberry, Ra2pberry, Fringeßrandies, Old .1 1 4.11onghat51a, Hye, an other Whiskies, Jamaica Rum, ==ll2M uppotate I ounh street, PITMB Rail, P. Akir Hotels. Taverns, and Famo.ieF, eurt.hed at moderate proßta for Cash. mv3L•lvd %.f.9M11.1.1 , 1111E1 at C 414, t , K UIEALSALE fi li !I ...,. ii F r.t:3 Zt.tUND AMU ;4; OS: t f Pit TTS 11 Jkle3 . 1 - de, t 4.. " ,.; Vit , '.o.ll:ra:iorEl anti (4114 , rittorKi 40, ivy. IVO OD iflritßoKr. l'll-0641.14 L 1161,1 41.111.U.16C,Air, PI X .1. ID 47 . tJT LET A LLAWBAIN Y OrPTali. 0 4 1.118rE4P14 1 ItiSLRANTN, Slfi LEAH, ti Lead Pipe. Pik and Bar Lead. an • • mhe.'s o aterial in general. Oil Ite6nerias litte ciP te nao2t approved manner. Tanks lined head or pper. tic•n_qesltteri with Water and Ow . .tri:t wares. Mk- N.. 0 A vr• - _Lers p;.!11.1 +1 • Er 3 :13 a. rt. eit 4.... P. tA....CCLXL feed e. iNkle_re E 3 OK. aA 7' q Z' "r -4- 0 Itbd mi. kiarle, (A' LiAvi-'114(4 P.A PER, have, o, st 7 Wood tract to NO. V! B:Pyfr, TIVI17(. 2.t rc 1 . I 6 ; tl , -;:' 6 Y. •-fi 4- C.:zit I,ld atz 1 - 7 1- Lt X - , g •:0 . . vs:RESALE GROCEW " tied traveller* ~/ t fr , * . t'4s) ALBO, Wad &air:Aida %la) MONONGAHELA RIB Hilberty GtPost, nrrEiIIIIREVII, b. peria LN4IH-LII...D:OUIMITGRAAI cutnn:NeEcka .a. num ....... ..... 0. Dusaur. rarnaNG CO. --P T T 8. ma BURGH WSOLABB WORlcti—Wa. hpi Wlad t i V t te i = ttr tleZp s ou tre i t ; OLPitta rEch (O DTIOW Ware anddaners esa =A: maw W we. eureka lad ispl tV.- 1 3 , GH POST: 4-4 4 id:, R, HUTCHINSON Cot:MISSION & EOI3WARYIN6 MERCHANT PITT. lit., ituil EhN ithShliVh CHJESE, 11: od Frrit, Pot and Pear A= es. and PROP' !ENEHALLY, . our Always or. Hand £O2 Second Street. !jetwe,n Wood and Market. GIL EJN'I; a4-L.narat aj COON, Crirt.}3l. n onza.n P nnien. 'A at ij 1:J A!derinan and Attorney at Law, of a ,, nuet2 an. all legal bus' i.,‘; 1,1 attended to. !,d APP ELL, ti2 - .1.1 - • 7 ": z . Ari An ILL 0 )14: EMI= 4:ock Fall and Winter Goods, .. 13 r.aw,Ukaaoltret‘r..‘2_,. t'epttrigw, sYLA ?-'' ..ANDRRW HENRY ?RIPPE? JR , ienera; IRON CITY FOLIG K LOMA A' & PIIIPPS, Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh, inahata.ittre liar iron. General Railway and tearnh .at Fad - ging, Pastianger. Freight and 1.4- r.ritt‘.1. , .... dr. SelU-If 9:.QUESNI: HASS WORS L'at) IAN & CRAWFWID. cr. ,ery variety of hnlitheel l'Olt A P.; tt ;••9'.E4'.lt.:A .ft 'TT ERR, m A .I(j,'PERSMITIIt•. P..Ahki CANI us or EVERT DIE• ILLAI tnakii. to order 6tnallibeat werk. , ett.ini; nrornidir at ion. tea .. a: attention yast• I Lttiara cr. I t ..,4 1 and Carbon sJitt lur the eatorn Li,tnct 01 r the eat , ' of Marsh, eiteLt I, Pt tor, C:.e beet ever 1., en• bod, having U. ',lvo. it is not liable to get t.ut ot order alt! +il, !tarow fr. , `'t. tattier than any turn: D1A.K4)2110 rk,ffi~, ftEk€dTlDlLi.t'9 , Best Quiti,l.y Refined Oaat. bte-1 :7rl uare. ?IA; sr,:i tod witta.! : "I: ~c.n..ry 646 t.n 4tee. 149 yL . i 151 12'2 I s:reet!. t ourgh f 0616, 17,1 ILLL 4 ALE, 'i?Ai.k.iiA if. ENCIC i:: ii .A M 1 11.01.(111it.9111,. :1 •tt th , 715 OD irt-c•I. aid 3 11 e. :1-, 7,, 04 it , I. '• i taniza Pr-t,!: and r1,3p0. oath sr. 1 :78.tg u, b c , n;ltnria - , ' •' t. Hotels & Restaurants. mr• • h ••••, talts:o i .501.117 NA l'AC:l'.; A l'A ,-. Si FITTED a', z•r , r , ELted to a, .."..(013 rd.+ aiar re-+ , rL. t - iLOLL-te hit' : • •c bet the ~ s;i4 e r 61 r.... I . irt.lnshlc lIMEMZEI . , 1, it L L t{ t;}3. Ni • 1.7. ti I.< , recti 1 1. fi' . 6}l HL! ,% c; • • 4• !IT I ^ 1 1 1. ; .. We ',l;th ev cry the. • ' ,„ . • ' a:, - - ("<,•". N 1 . , . E., • •-• rAf E. 1"..J• „ • tOe 10 I • A F.clithtel,.. 1'4.)..L.11..4.1 2-11 .1. 4 .1)ti .1 reu.in4 Jig 1 , 1111,i, Art.; . ..0'...11.1tee ..e le A(1,1 tt. 11A1.1., tr:.i • P... 1 btrtel.. • + 1 Las a.,ti :hand 4...Lt9 • hali ; 1. ‘; f.) ;;.}: 0,1 b f Kell) e e •i. : . C • r,- JOB. R )]ENTER P 2 .i'1.1.6.1VT )41 z.lll. r . 5, - IlLic CAI I 4 f•.ls.. t :vest Liquors. t on the ?hor , ut..2 , ..- 1 ,..., •. - -•- StriePaCe.o' MehaY, , - ~•. _: 2 t• o.lr PARTNI113.14!111111.. 1 ..0.`-orocef:roout, cq 1)4- tween s :k.ft'R and W. 20th r,f Auunnt, 3482, w. li. GA GWI:I6 H.athorizerci F•Alle. up the bc..,tuo , the it.to Ilroa at the ofhce in the Brew erg. The I; rovrto 0.4.7/2 will be comin tied by E."l'lo.‘ . K Ft Az Y. intend to have al if .76 IlalaLi a daplirlw. al ALE, PUB... • jhe untio,oirned . the fron2 , th • tote Loh' for pa :r. o.t.t t•nahtie to ;t - Jot 10 Qtve eyt Co ow., 7tr ROI- Eh 71' 1.1,4 r.:.rwl Iha 'F?{~dPX , BOOKri used in the PUBLIC SCHOOLK HIGH SCHOOL, f•ELE4 T SCHOOLS FEMALE COLLEGE, WESTERN UNIVERSITY, and the vanaus eilucational institutions iu this city and vicinity. Also a complete assortment al SCHOOL STATIONARY, Uopy-800 ks, Pens, Ink, Pencils. ShltaB. Rubber, Writing, Letter a:,..1 Note Paper, Envelopea, Drawing Pater, Rule, CerLpointion Books ar::. For sale at A FINE ASSORI Mhhl OF SLEIGH ..tILBeII3 mast reo.:l'‘ , l and for low by IlteltHAM a LONE} 1 ,7 l,, berty 9trdei. feb7Nlaw IQ HOT GUNS—DOUBLE AND Sliti OLE BARREL—The beat assortment.in the Cat, for axle by BOWS R TNTL.EY. 001 l 186 Wood street. Business Cards, &o. (1.A76 uP L6E01 , 1 lICTCHINISON,) Dealer in FRANK KELLY ISO Si t , et ra STREET Ir 3 Smithfield Street nAi ev,rs Ts! TEollAli N. MILLER, -pecial Partner 1.• h !WI:, FA ~.r.g,111. 0! all Litoe. "'t! • r clan (IfllCtrtrul li v. UEi =MEM 1. 4 at A C 0... ai ji i'IIC3T if Et I:ct , : n 1 Frew' ltub - arr(F. Pa c.i..4.:.y e:.. ...- H' 1..; Z. , ' ar , '. Mr' h. I:C'..! ny ..• t. 5 • .14 f!TKI :ret,ao :•, Tin ;VT, u 1:i i,at OhAS. (J. biKL,LOit'S dl Wcod street, Pittstitu-: HT RSDAY _lvo] Railroads. 8U Ett ARRA ON AND AgDgg MONDAY, AP rii 80tIL. 011TRAI 11014 AR. 'PAULI( TRAINS. rrIELE 2113101911 51IAILT Itt A E N leaves the paasenger Btation every morning tinnday) at 2,50 a m, ator4.tha ac all sca tiotul. and making direct courmtions at Harris burg for Baltimore and Wa.Minktcm. ttrld for New York ria Philadelphia. TfiiTHROUGH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN le:s.vaz the Nanoger tatip n every monii-g (ex cept Sunday) at 4 50 a in 9t6Ppate at all stations botween Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, and mak ing direct connection for New York at Philadel phia. - - TUB 11111.01J011 EXPR 'ASS TILILLN Tearer daily at k,50 p tn, stopping only at principal sta tions, making direct connection at Harrisburg for Baltimore and Washington. and for New York via qentown route and Philadelphia, his. PASS LINE' lowvoi . tan 3tatim, SallY, (except Sandal') at P 5,3.5 p. stp.ppuow only at Price:anal st.an , ats. cow:tactics atloterrisburit lot B<haurn and Washing - ton. and at Philadelpliia ter Now York. Dem:: lOU TEA, EN JOHNSTOWN ACCOMAICTATION TrtAiti, !slaves deify (altcept Sundasi at ii,45 p. , 11„ BUT - ronDinz as fax f.. 9 Cc:me m/kola. AC:COMki D.3:1" TRAIN A.? r, ,a.ll tioL 'MO daitY (45x , sn, unda.7,) at 8.80 t 7.2 CO COOMWID TI 02g TP.A.IN 1•711.11'd t:tatir• kz - reto (en p: Sar,d r ' 4 ,au a, Is_ TB F. D l l mJI;U6.T:vkt TRAIN Yr AD': :tt.rcc. Li all 7. !azow, Bum ;1 YOURTIi Wial`t dtar. (tiara , : rupdt.r. 6.10 -a, At TILS CRUB.U.II TRAIN Eitation at f 1.06 a ts: retattikr leaves Pittsburgh at 12.45 p !CET VENING TRA ttris ....i6:tl.vg IN lirldi'.l2.P.:l.l 1 .... i PiLLOW°. Baltimore aaptcal..._ . ....... ._._.11,G0 p. ist fhiladeivlna Kapreae.. .... ...... _ .. 12,20 b. in. /lan Lane... -...,--........... .... ..—..../.2.60 D. in. 1 tlfollith Mail train . 12 .20n _ m . J ohnetown docennmodation 10,435 a., n„,.. IS, Wall',e.tltation A ooo mmodatiot... ..0,25 a. in. Wa.:,'o Station Aooomaiodation ti,:t.6 a. m. e....t'W.5.1ri Station Acoommodation.... /,40 p. m. Ail N't'all'a tit:axiom:l Acoommodation..._6,eB p.m, Baltimore Ilipress will arrive with Philadelphia lei prone, at 12,20,. p. m.. on hitvida WiliT k Trainie for Blairsville sad An connect( al 2,1,,,,,c:e tr.trryecticn with 0 Mail and joanstown A.ittio.nr-odrition Bast a WM.:, and ali - 'with i:c.cir...l Ir . :right. ilast and West. Maine for Ebenebuni connoct at Crosson wtt4" El proEs trains and Mall train west, and with the r.-.rotleh Ao , toaattodation and Express Train 1.:...nt - 1 , , , ' , , , rt,11.4 Pv.blic tr. , llnd ri rreail.7 ii. thcli is. caro..ii., in tom; EMS or West, to travel by the if g1'i1...: i L Ja..ltlA itatiii,l“...A.l.l. :L a aooorn :r..,,intl: - .n: , 'how °fated oannot be ciutriu.sett ca 11,1 t... 3- ,outs. Th t• Bond ii ballmts.l with et,7ne, or,' i , c,trolr 'to-_ from dr..“.. W. cat ...i.itl-s ~..t.t- ,tcd., and tloinkri to el' siri . t .. • • • .i.i.- • t ... i i ii at..., t .ititor.i.as. r• i fi, :4 t . Sit W YC2lb.. P 2 . 14 Lati 10,50 10,00 syso ftrlltr,s.44* chclk t.i!itatior,g e rePral. ytest,i I. 640 rand. r.. 1 t , ) ? hi) urs anG Now ivelL. e&z!L _ 4, & - Peasenier3 Parch Asia; gozets tri Cat. wit. be ...used sin exttss siot , .ains to Litstance tie, aduitica k , the ration rates. closp: rcx natiow, where the c , a.tpans ha., no moot. 31071.1[Cli—in eaae of the CouiPanY rc ih,nazirc: mtpoar,ible for personal bagitsF., eal.v an , for sar,,-abt r ,, .a.expeedi:,...2 0/00. lg nib :23 Lf.T.aee b•XT, WZP/OrCKi 9"./L9Ol I.P.e.V.DaSerh aL.• h./blame from ievot, of a 61.a. - ros LLVl te 6v7h, of.setn•r , 1,1 Far daiscra &DPI) , to .1. STEWART, Anna, 31 ihr: u ou Litecrts - ^,' I .<'M4 p•sts:t. THE: rstl:3. P.Ttql Ff.ll-91illi CHICAGO RIILIUI Tu ALL POINT, IN 71IE WE T h4ll' TH 11 FAT AND NORTII 1.4 IAT Short.-ftt nud howl 1 )1r..1 . 1. Rutile 10 the Weftt, vl LATER A RR .11% GEMENT ChN AND AFTER Novriint:lt Itith :.• tram, rk.,/ a _ r' WART, FHI;U TLAJ Incago Ex re 4 :•t•.•urt.rh. -I , a s:•tgherly A rr.ve, : p Ml3l LINCINNATI s 1 Art t oh, trlnup t'uo,:lnc t l• I,tng A ; rat:, through to Chwa.go withvut chnuga GI Cur . - T . :0. time to Ciro' nnati is the same ad :•o• uhenvnle. Train,,:, f•cad+ weer at L and pas,engera al' g.. Cin••tonaul roger tier. '!ir.ST'LINE AND ALLIANCE MAI Mail. Aoc-d wt•dati,n Leave httat urgh. m. 2.15 d. m Adeghenv a . u, m Ne=v firiihd , rt 5.3 , 1 nd m e. . 1 .1 ,, a. tn. 7 ~ Arrit, Ctegtline.. A 3, p.m 41 p. nt --- Tneee train!t gtt. , p at drinetdal tdathd. t.,'mee t; Allegheny and livehetter NEW BHItiEITON ACCOMMO It I'N ThAINS--Fr_du .Federal ttreet :Sttod.' uhe:ty City. Leave Allegheny a Lu Arrive N. Itrighddt 11.15 aua p. m. 6.25 D. 7.8.5 i... J..wi 1 , . H EAST ‘V. A RD r • ght ra rIJ 'kneel:ten, a. in it n 2. P. 4.50 p. Ek-TIVARD IRA IN,. AIAHICF. AT 1./TTSlll'll,kl Itteago it-xpre.ha Mt 4cage Ex _pre... p. m. C . tnnnati E.L•re, 7fA , p m. re,t ino OP p. THAT,H FOR NEW CA , TLE. MERCER and OIL ilrY Ma: ~ , • 1 a. a. Leoo o 1 i _ oburkti . alleg ben --- An Ire Now Caetle o. EASTWARD Lease New Ca.ttle A ruice Pt , .shurgh Alleghen it Ki A 111 rainA are run hy lubtu Luna. whi c h u 2 in:nu:cf. slower ,hen Pit , ehcrith time For turth, i hr ,ugh 1 , 14 to OEM. PARKIN, Ticket Ag.:• I'ni n Pa:=senge• Station ureti, Pa. A Q. C ., :•' , ELBERh..I Agent Allegheny. • 11 S li. JERVIS. General Superintendent, PAYSi:N. General Paaaenger Agent. 1,6\ ELM, P;TlSlitliGil WiIEBIANG I% INTER ARRANGEMENT (IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOTE/N- V Pennsylvania 16th, IS-3 Trans will leave the Depot .1 th,• Pennsylvania Railroad. is Pinsburgh. loPes. .as ITITSBDRiIfi AND W LIBELING LINB, Leave Pittsburgh... 145 a. al. 6 2t) a. m. 1.45 p. m. Wetlsvule.. .4. ' 4.03 tenbenv,lle, 5.10 " 0.45 '• 5.05 " IV heeling .... 6 " 11 00 '• Arrive, Bellair 6.1.0 " 11.15 " 62U " Cr.rinezling at Steubenville and Bellair with Steu benville and Indiana Railroad and Central Ohio Itarlroad for Zanesville , Newark,Coliambus. Xenia Dayton, Indianapolis, Cincitaiatti Loupville, Cairo, St Louis, StJeseph, and all points west and south•wcst, and at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. PITT:BURGIi AND CLE‘ Ii tLAN t) Leaves pm-5611'13h 1.15 a. M. 1.45 p. m. 4.50 Bayard ..... ..5.56 " 5.25 '' Alliance __.6.0,:" 6,15 " Ravenna 7.40 " 6 Hudson 5.11 " rrives Cleveland.. ..9.2 5.40 Conriec,ing at Bayard with Tusearawa I.ra.nch for New PLiladelphia and Canal Doper; at Alli er," vt, , h l'ittsbureb. A! , rt Way: c lac LD , C9,Zi. ii 511 2 .4154 at Ravenna with Atlantic and Great Western Railroad for Warren. Greenville, Mead vide. Union, Corry, Jamestown and Salamanca it: 11 0.d.9...0 wit 2 Cleveland, and I :incinnati R. E, for Alton. Cuyahoga Falls snd Millersburg, and et I leveland with C. arts E. 0;R. tor Brie. - 01.12.n.kirfr. a. d 14..f.ta:.1, with t J. LB. for Sandusky, Toledo, also with slearr,e, bet Detroit. Steubenville and Wellsville Accommodation leaves Allegheny City at 350 p. Returning Trains arrive at 10.00 a, m., s.su p 8.05 p. in. and 2.10 a. in. Through Tioketiqo all nromineut,pointa can be procuered at the Liberty street Depot, kitts burgh, GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent. And at All tdVs A. Q CAI39BLBERRY. Tioket Agent. FOr farther Information apply to WILLIAM isTEWAItT, Agent. nol7 At the Company's 011 0. 4 .7pistitigiatiOn, Penn It. ' NING, NOVEXBER 19 1 1863 . i.ft-444-4, 1 4-;-141.+5f4f.---- - Railroads. Banking Ito' RW 80tririt ill RAILROAD. - INDIANAPOLIS An CINCINNATI R. IL Connecting at Indianapol Railroaderre /biota. and Terre Haute and Alton to Rt. Louis and Lafayette and Indianapoli t New Albany and Salem and Michigan Central Rraloads for curl ea- It'OCK ISLA_ND. BURLINGTON, and all intermediate points. Through Freight Trait to INDIANAPOLIS, /ERRE HAUTE, LAFAYETTE and PERT. Freights and passengers carried from Csr.cia ned or Lawrenceburg in law time than by any other rcr.te by twenny-four hours, and at as low rates. e only read by which shipments sac be tugade rrc.:., Cis ciar...ad to the West, without brine:- built ilonsignments made to F, C. WEST. or ALEX. , IitAYDON, Freight Azenissit Cinoitutati, OF U. 0. HALISTESA.gent at Lawrenceburgh, JOHND. MOR RLS.lndianapolis, will receive prompt attention, and no charge for commission,. ao Olitlios You DRAYAGE OH 0010111ISION AT Law- HEACIBITHG. For further information apply to THOS. RATI iiA.N. o, 122 Monongahela HonBo, agent of the Cca.pany, who is prepared to give rasousa sa t-larva for passengers and freight to Indianapolis. lerro Banta. Lafayette, Chicago, Peru , tireati trestle. Crewfordevilla. Charleston, Paris and Mat toon. ko.. Esc. IT C LORD. President. _ ERN INSURANCE COMPANY, rirrtimUßc .11. emohois vAlifilA President. . hi. GORDON. tieivetan. u".71.1.t. R. D. COCHRAN. (ion 'I Agent. No. 92 Water street ; (Spins CVe Werehou.so. TIP mired Pittabersh. Will meats arann.: r.ll kinds of Tall and MA- Ina RMS. A Hom tutlrn nisnated by Directors who On FTC knovrn in doe conunninnitz7. and who are determined, hr promptness and liberality, to man lain tho nhar toter whioh they have ilae cmod. as of ferinz the best PrOt"Ctiela to those who desire to be insured, AtISATEt. 00TOI2;1t nath, .2.841). Stt . . - .1 2.ooennt: , I 63,000 00 Mt•rtus,ean 2,160 00 G 4 ca } hso 00 Oran Amount., 0t0,...,,,,,„„, 7.009 .3 01141 .- . .... ILSE 99 Prtunfurn F0t0... .. ... .. . ... 27,600 20 Notee 2.,..1 MN ithmunte.L.. ... ... _... 174,070 14 NISIICTOII6. tt Miller. Jr.. Janzee ttntllnniel Bonne, Alexander Eloorge Dars-ir Wm. H. Smith Cher. W. ltieketN.-, Andrew Ackley klezendar S pear. .David M. Inc. P.0.•1 3. Tbninzs, Thew. Bak , ,Tre'i L. .lip It. fcl'eur:e. ?IR - RELikhOE MUTUAL INBUitANCE ci thdittins,. Liuuto.l PorPottlud. MAsfOt , i kurzitalo, town or country. cr YUEN NO. SON w. AIL NITT &Tab El' Vnab Cali L) 0229,510 09. &met', t1at),51,508 44. invented as followF, ri nrt Mortza.ce or Improved gib Pro veny, worth double, the, ELT...CALIL ...... firotind mtg., drat clans Panraylvania Raih , ad WA VI tent. Mortgae Loans, PO,OOO, City 6 p cent. 10an.....___ Allegheny County 6 F cent. Paansyl. waniaßailroad Loans__ 10.000 OC ollatoral loans, well saoured - ._ ...... 2.600 00 :Antingdon anti Broad Top Hannon Railroad company. mortgage " Per.uzylvania Railroad Co. Stook...—. StOC:( of Raliazoe Mutual Instiranos Company.. . 91 , 1,Mj CC Stock of Couhty Fire 11.2 , 2rknee Co 1.050 f1 , ,,.Ph2, M. R. L.1.41:11 . a.D , ..t.“..4. 4 MAJ 5.135 01 Meallar.tece Bank do 2.012 50 Union M. Inanranoe Cu'e ...... 160 OC Lm_J, 0;"cot - Fi.bl.s. Ivine:es raver. ..... - 16.297 18 Book Ams:rata s - nanrad interact eta— 6.216 72 Coo, •94 In lends of kTISSIt , ... 11.335 16 aaa3.1.01 ZN; TibitittE Preadderit Wal. K. Tnonan Robert 6:aeti. Frederick limn, hitmar, Corn.ho3 Steve': litila; John Worre; 1)4.'1:117Rn !BP. CL/dut, L. Robert Tolau.l. : Loth Leiarki. leroder!rk L4rr_i'r .tbsllo Weer. .Iso th b T. r w it e i s t o a . int uu Ito a itizaell,Yiltsbur t 1, -,7 CtiAN, Swretary. _ 1)N Pr , 1 7 1 , 1N, Jorthen-, onra , r'l"etrd Wcods AGAIN.ST LOSS ' - I EtE. E ref. ift kJ' ER FULP 11.1NUIZAIttil C.):4 e_4ll YCYP El ILA DELP HIA I OF 1.4 11:41 RI UT sirsxrr, ui mh. 67. • i? J.LN. jet. Av. Act of Assam bLv ,sktzt. If izr • Ai AnzL .—...Z1,F51,X4 88 AgiatC. (Pre&e".ii f.!.!ne ^a,:-.rn;v Lo+L.l co ample 1",:,..16t taral it ts:.. • rd, tl..`,lnP". The • - ,e 17 'orb len thiloom• pan, can dcsm,, frc•a, has, beim determined. To. menerr..; de , :trtptlon of Pro 61d-7,,n and e• - tult. - 7. at rated t. 2 low as a reZ.st: rf.th ore-a:icy. ea tSetr ILlourvorhcion, •_perlod of tart /ears. they 'nave uaid losses by Fire, to an amount es,teealing Your Millions of Dollars, thereby af fording evldence of the advantages of Insuranoe. 43 Vet I at the ability and dispetution to meet with : • --.•- sal L.s.b wttes. dtrina tfla year 14e1 5 , lIIRS.Le/R DIP.Xt.If RP. , - tv . Bar 'c' , JeCai D. Leer* TobiLs Y egner, }.'avid S. }drown,, Saluced Oren ' lima., Lee r Two/ It. „Mitt., Edward C. Dale. qr„orro t . l churns , .leorge Fates, AS. r, PANC.fin, President. ''' ARD C. DALE, Vice President, 4. att\ -- etstl,r,t tern. ARDNRR COFFIN,. Ageat, r.a PT,,rtcoast ocr. Third and Wood sta. ---,---- PI4II.4OELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE °OXFAM Y , NO. 149 01IESTNUT STREET. oppeuvisf CllO ULlBiollul Lleesee ttaidtal t 321114.100 Assete.-...11/04,11043. ----- ‘440 LILL MAILIR ALL ILLND OE? J. :7t:1. 4 '1"T CR, either Perpetual or LiMlted,o.l e , leeoriotion ~f Property or Menai:Land:sA at reasc:lehle rates 0; premium,. 110ReIR f P. KING President 1 1E. EALDWiII, 1.6.16 Preafjea 1 , 1 P.:ROTORS. Chs.,.e. ;Jere. 11 R. 0,:d .. .t . a E. Is. litairlipn. 4ii 4,1 116 lA.' r•l l ,J . r. P. E. dare- • :..taph -3. Pact O. Ph Li. J. Magares oi,ler. 1. !a I.ao ,L.•.. t,11,(1,t4,7 L. • % ..!.. f,t) ACCuLl'.lllCkidtlol3 " 1 IL p. ALI BNE! Y NSLIFIANI3: cu. CIRC#II. OkiriCli, .10. S 7 ntlii Zsukk NBl Utci .A.GzuissT A.Ljl, ILLNIEW yip FLEE A. ND MARINE R 1.8.11.8. C Preeident: JOHN D. MoCORD. Yre,idonti D. M. 1•00 K, Secrets-;; Capt. WILLIAM 1.)11..., Lionerai Alen t.. _ LRECTo RB--.l.saaa J °nee. t. ••O. linasGY. ve7 It. Oral. Jolla A. ii r ibo,,t, B. L. Falinestock, j Glxn D. MrOord ) Captadn Ad.m.c it. P. Cr.vt_ kiaar.l. Reber. F V' li/V.1.81,11NG GOODS. FOP.THSt tit/At:MI. IiIACRIIIII at GLYDE attentioz to their Pthok MEN'S and YOUTIPB Linen fund Traveling tilatirta, Collars, S les, duspendera, ILlnen and Silk anditerehlelk, Gloves, Hose, Umbrellas, se. 4RNY SHIRTS, Aud tioidlers' harnishing tiooda, alwaja on hand at MACRUM k GLYDB G. 501.4 'fa Mat yet st.. between tthdaDismotaf PRE, TS Ftß THE HOLIDAY'S" rei S utts!cßlßEEs II AVE JUST overied especially for the Holiday's a very large and desirable stook of PINE GOLD JEWELRY, GOLD AND SILVER 'SWATHES, .dice and ( Jentlemen's wear, fine Bronze Fancy floods, SILVER-PLATED WARE, suet be can - t.,re, oaka and fruit basket% goblets, ok-rd ca. - -ea, tea Bette, etc., and a terse variety of suitable articles for presents. RPINF.IIAN.ILETRAN .1k NEI DLR. decal 41.11 Fifth street OAP-40 BOX} S TOILET SOAp As sorted. s store an l for sale b & BROS. I* dr 123 Wood Numb. gusBALNDERRIES— 12 BRIE, CHOICE uranberries. Jost reo.lved and for male by & oga Omar Ettairst aiid Ant weeks ALIWZISt 4.3HT9 Laurance. sra3 girl INEWP.ANCit BY TUG, 10 MP A NY ri b5.6a1 Lt 44E2 5( iw fe6 fif (4 , ..t.C47 77,1,) .1. C COiliN. e.ar, • " Ituori i - 00, ILT ; ROLMINS m iss, as AM ei .P 1 6 andMeebarmy 81-kers di Den Wore In Notes. Drafts, Aooeptanees. Gold. Vert And:Gan k Notes. Paths. an the _ -WW -3, P 1 eitorloo e. lleeflons e all the dtr Tee es L'alted mat. Deposits resew p a r current paper, No. 57 Market street, 'sue Mina marlourth streets. OOLLAH SAYINGS BANK, fps FOLJUTE &TWEET, UIiARTERED earms DAILY, FROM f TO 2 O'lnoillit.4 also. on Wednesday and Sacnrdny OV =inn, from May Ist to November Ist. from 7 co 9 , 'elook and from November let to May 17 ; from 8 to 9 Ix dock. Deposits reeeived of all suns not leas than Oas DOLLAR. and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year. in Jane and December. Interest bas been declared semi-annually, in June and Decem ber since the Bank was argent:od. at the rate 0 , 0114 Per cent. a year. Int.ermt. not drawn out, le plated to the credit of the depositor ae principal, and bears the same interest hens the Ant days of June and P."- camber, compounding Woe a year, withoat proubling the depositor to call or even doableat MS Pass beoL At this rate money willin less than twelve Yearn. • • Bookl, containing the Charts•. By-ra.ara, /Was and Regulations. furnished craib, c enoboation at the ola so: tZIiZIMIZT ,jBtift.e.R AL8.8..3.4 • VIOZ John B. Mlraddett, Isaac M. Pennock John Holmes. John Ittorahsj.L 4.laTander Snow, James B. D. Meet; .aenj. I.,_pahneototi. A. M. Pollock. M...D Jumeo McAuley. Hill Puzavin Jamez Berimon. . .. ,11UL CalvinAdams,J ntIII9, II t.IILE4 D. kieill` John G. Baokofea. Peter A. Medea.* George Blaek, Wm. Vankirk John C. Bindley, lames Shidle, Alonso A. CUM..., ii.Obtrl F.obh, Charles A. Colton, Walter P. Aft,rativt Wm. Goatlas. John Orr. John Evana, Heavy L. Rlnawatt. , Wm P WOYMan, John 11. Shoenheiryhy, Wm. S. Haven, Wm. Z. Bolmam. Peter H. gunk; . Alazander 19nd11. Nahard Hays, issue Whittier.Wm H. Laveld% C.h.risdan :calor SEICF.RTAAV LIZ 1.410.1.11T.7424. t" i.AILLJIB 4. OOLWN. • FARMERS' DEPOSIT BANKING CO. BANK 01 DRPOSIT AND DISCOBT Par and Ourrent Funds Reoeivad on Deposit. rillitE UNDERSIGNED STOCRIAOLD. ERS are individually responsible to deposi tors to the whole extent of their private meanie James Marshall, William Young, John Scott, Jacob Painter, William Walker. William C arr, Samuel George, S. B. Robison, Thomas Mellen, Thorasa Scott. Robert Bell, Joseph Love. John McDevitt, D. A. Stewart, John Floyd, D. R. Galway. • Hay Walker, •W. W. Itt'Ciregor, John S. Dilworth JAMES MARSHALL President. IL A. GEORGE, Cashier. lanB BB L ESTA' X lASTINtIOI ei.+TATEMENT OF TIIE CONbITION of the above institution on the 2d day of No vember, 13E6, published in conformity to the charter: =MIMI Amount of Deposits, Nov. ai, 18 4 .3 $103.594 18 Amount of Interest duo Depositors__ 1,9 A 91 Amount of Cmtingent Fund 2,423 91 ASSETS. First Liens on Real 85tate..535.200 01 Uni(cd utates Bonds ;0,00 (X) C. i. Debt . Certineates and Notes, (market value) 11.051 71 , Interest warted Oct due .... . Office Furniture Mu On Casts on hand 11,0 ii zsi A. A. CARRIER, Tre Slit; aalro' r 3 .al The undersd. nd dug have examined theigne A boo of the InstitutCommittee, ion, the bonds and eecuritie3, counted the cash, he., and have found the ab.ce sta:enannt to be correct. ti B. COPELA.N N I CH. iLA.S' V oliG Y, WM. 11. SMITH. Deposits received DAILY, and EVERY BAT URD AY EV h,.N.1 LNIENEST PAID at 8 percent. per annum I RI:SPICES . LiAA.,_ JONES, rarstnEv.r. Hon.T. M. Howe,' lion.J,IA Moorhen Mm. H. Smith, G. G Hussey. W. B. Copeland, Jacob Palmer. Harvey Child's, I Nicholas Voectly. Office, 63 Fourth Street. no 4 LOAN OFFICE N Y E o. XOO 8711.11{13T ti ear the corner .1 44 .:11, Plttaburet. ti u3&3+? B en t rold and 8118 N ALL crr, ttrods, Jewoiriv. iiold and gilyer IN'ateheft, and 'funds of va,itable for any fnazth of tine agreed on. The ttne•d: Ner..not ba detYz , ed cement the Ticket. ZiD- lionn from k p, .4; JOlllit LITTLE, Jr., SO. WS 1 , 0 IT it Ira rrirsiglrr, STOCK AND RILL BROKER Boucle, and islordzagea haeurbt and 140' HUME SAVINUS INSTITUTION, NO, 110 Smithfield atzee4 opposite the CuEteh. Chartered by the Legialature, 3 C 3E, Ti. President .JA1111:8 PAR.X, VWA PRiCaIDENTS. K' CU, H. smith H, F. Re I,', Thoa. D. ?dealer d. PALL , 5131Wa leranois Sellerr. Jositu• Rhodos John F. Jonnir.ea, TacoL Stuckreth Thomas S. Biel: Alex. Bradley Henry Lloyd A thred Slack =ELM Josiah King C Zug A S Bell Jos Dilworto 6' S Fowler Vi A Reed Jag W Wooqweli RC Eclarnerce JRehm C W Ricketset. M Tierna4., is LI Wittman 1) H Long R J Anderson Jas W Beital D h McKinley 0 II Wolf Robert D Cannier; Win dmitn W lhcosen (.4 B Jones 111 F TO1:103 W H Phelps C B Herron. WBOR ETA ST t IrD T2AdSCILIZE D. P. AIoKINLEY. Open daily. trona 9A. kt. to 2P. Y. AJeo , 'ruse -1 and Saturday ovening_s,from 6 1,, 8 o'clock. epoai•s received of ONE DIME al upwards. ividands declared in December an i June DI Caen year. Dividends ailowwi to remain a., - e place t o the credit of the depositor as pridoical. and hear in terest, thus occapounding it. Books containing Charter, By-Laws. , ke., te• f ai4 ed at the office. Ate— This Institetion offers, especially to these rerSollB whose earnings are email. the opportunity to accumulate, by imall deposits, easily .wved, a sum which will boa resource what, needed, toein money not only being safe but bearing in tercet. • stead of remaining unproductive. m L Shell Oysters! Shell Oysters. ii - loaNucupt2E SALOON ALWAYS V in advance. The proprietor of this noted eat ing es!abliihnient has just reviewed a largo 'eP ply of Baltimore Shen Oysters. TneY ai.l ce served up in the bet possible manner, witn all the delicacies the Market affords Don't forget the place, corner of Fifth and Union streets. seDe-dti F. WElti, Proprietor. VI7 HERE DO YOU DUTY.. 0 U 913013.9? ? • GO 10 NO. 16 FIFTH STREET, and get a Good Article from D. S. DIFFENBACHER, P. S, — Ladiat' good Kid Slippers for 60 cents blft kIALL AND EXAMINE THE LAB, ll ges cheapest and beet neck of Boole, Shoes, Gaiters, Ba.moralf. Game, &c., BORLA in the city, at ket . docr from Fil.h ---.---- 4 , 4CKET AND TABLE if UTLERY B. - A splendid a_sortment or sale by JAMES n(j4ll. 024 13a Wupci et. RECEIVING NEW BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS. 13ALMORALB and GUMS every day at BORLAND'S, cc6l 93 Ma,ket WILD 'FIGRKE YS-6 TS WILD I KEY. 3, just reeelved and for sale by FET'LRR Az ARMSTRONG corner Market and First street& APPLES— 800 BBLS. CHOICE AP I - LES, inn received and for aaJe by FlfaZniß ,k AltMiincONG, oa3l corner Market an, 'Pint streets C ULTIVATOR* PLOWS; FODDEIt °Uttar& 84M1 drilla, hay elevators, dos Pow era. OiRIM. farm mills, &0.. for gate by IINCI(11431 & LONG 127 Liberty Atroat. WALL PAPERS CHEAP—SOGHT before the ladt actrance in price. IU For "ale W, P. MARRHALL 87 Wood et OtZEN HON TEETERS' 1111.TElk..- t ' received and for sale by i OW. A. Linda. •-• NM 69 Maw 6t, Allschem I=. Ra~o~ci:.Tiai~ ~~,, PitttburgllA aVUtlbtith4 Asti:ea& mu V.R BRANGIIMIM, , 0 - um Awn' ArTER MIATIIIMAY, 11114: GUST vs Lbßea 711CIA1 Wilit PAM lows, tha P C. R. Tt Lem! trial' to and'lrt" Vt.toutiwrf T •PittabjE S se " tar Cxprom do d,, 3:40 p m -Sao lstild'....r d om: .1 Ao'‘om'dao'n II m 11:004112 d o a, &lc p m 11 m Port Perry do 700 p m WO 111 Bradaook's Aooom'L. 4 15 P m 5:40 p m ianday Church train to arid from MoKourport I:l3o_p_m 10;00 a a For ti nets apply to tIEO.BOuLTONiket rahla:lrd H. BLAOKBO7SO4Aop't -- - A.131R1 VIILLA DIMPARIMUK ISP D EPA TUBB& grpross train, Fort =Wayne and tiderigo k SIM aka way matla from Crostini, t9,,OhignglkliAla-la• Cleveland and Pittsbmilt train, 2 au" WON/ it midnight. Mail tram_, Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne . k, Oblate tad Closes . train Way mails between bnrgh end ' • Cleveland Pittsburgh traity,Eq,so a. m. 0 it midnight. This thin to,ltes way midis between ttocherter, ha., and Bellair_o, ,gx,ruae, Pi:cal:ugh, Fort'Piano and Mena ',.M P. m. Closed at 1450 p, at. Caralaml A Pittsburgh train. 450 z. In. name it Litbo p _ ARPIVAL einoianari Fa press, 2:35 p. 61.a.i1 train, Pit - tab:v:o, Pop!. Warne I chiplip• D. tn. CI roland and Pittlbtrah train, 4:20 p ; m. It:litter front the West on 3:55 I m. 4 r m. an* 4 , 30 P. M.. t111:1013 Will beroady for deliv at p. 981:1VA6.9.lFDJ)EP,&RTIJREO TAM EASTERN MAIL& DATA 10 OR ES Mc mail train for the East departs at foStraim. Jones at midnight. This train will also take the wthy mails between Pittsburgh and Harriahurg. The through Exprtaist train for -the east Bra,, at4.081..m. Closes at B:3o_p. to. The Fest try .a for the least departs at 11.10 p. ti Clow at p, -I RR/ FALB The wail train designated as the Baltimore Ix ,. raze arrives at 12445 p. m. The Philadelphia 1= real arrives at 1:15 p. m. Both of the above will be delivered at IhSO p. m. The Fast train arrives at 1:30 a. in. 4 MINING POST' STEAM PRINTING tFl' 'X' A. t3l4lE*lollßilrmittT'rg CORkEil f-IFTII & WOOD STREETS H . *. V tUUDE EtrA,Alf 6 slo'.'r3 01 44-v. nave vrepertd to ezeouto all cedes EVIRY 1)ESCIL12110N OP BOOR t JOB PRINTING i;rl izat,atnh. mnd te, the loofa SZPCEUT iis- thotiti! -- i.= 7,'(;4 , 1 • • . ky au:at actvatlte RAILROAD, NOVATO, ii WiAL PRINTINi or A‘ r,Ana, BLANKS, BRIM "2:8'11-'15 AT to:, REGISTER', %;R.A. Viz FT""t, RECEIPTS, ['PI W e?tr Eli lig in Colors, l' 4ILDS Sho w bills, Handbills, Labels, Cal lege a 4 School Schemes, Hotel 901:-. or Pare,invitatsona,Ase. POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, &C FOR UONTERTS Es EXHIIII.I7ONI3 .11/.ta.-' LI k-ZI'A.I4k3AL'ILb de, .s c. 34 r$ TIMI o) 4) R h J tiv KY IJi£3Ct2;eric . filatrool awl ®allege Catalorgueik., N.iftoellanooms lastaJoirears, I:4lltticatitlll6, Ij.CCwlp 19, 13r1et4, eta BEILANH BOORS, I .IFMTEII ICEAloft, St_CABER BOOKS, Uftle,Clol4 ?OR liSn kid aL nking Houises 'OIWIGE. A; .1., t , 4KX EXEOUTED ,PROMETLI POl4l' MOIL litat Kai£3, Mtn mud 19 90019 nee pRIVAIE DISEASES DI?, BROWN'S OFFICE, 60 SMITHFIELD STREET, Cititond and etraniera in need o' medical ad vice ehonld not fail to give hitn a eall. Dr. 13rown'd re,oethea nevor Lail entre jmpyn 'lea, scrofulous and' venereal affections—Aje, he; odita i -7 taint. goeh as tatter. psoriasis and oth er akin. iaessaa, the origin of whioh the pakten Is ignorant. SEMINAL W15.A.K.1CH82. Dr. Ira remedica for this affliction. brought or by solitary habits., aro the only medicines knows in this conatry which are late and will sweetly restore to health, Dr. Brown's reaLOciios onto in a few days thjk 1L Cal afth. - ..ti00. He also treat Pi:cs, ,- tonnorrhoo, Unita, Olga/Linos 1. °mai, D•eos.Eos, Paine in the Bach and Kid.r.o.vr., 111',Laticil of the Bladder. strict tires, ow. 4 letter ;c, be i..nJwored must contain at lesal ONE DOLLAR. Modinm eon: to r,; , 6.1812.39 Pafeiy packed. cries -.71 - Iprivav• r • r 4.) ' - ! S I.I.TfIPIRLD arEtErT.PP;;: - .-c% Ps t 0.15.14 w 303 bosea la. raj k.nd fUc, ,i,artei boxes new AL R. Raisins. 10; boxes and 100 half bozoeantris layer Raisins; Frailasoodleaa Riti2alll; 25 Kora do do 20 boxes Hulytna ow larAinE and for !ale b.; f t M In ITHI~RtI, HAY AND MANURE Ir4)RE S. RAT Rakes, :Scythes, &lathe, 4 cyt12,43 Sbones, Grair, oradlets, au , l ialier I Pie 1, 4.. 6 1 EW FRENCH PAP A$ HINIHNGS IN from tho celebrated manufacianet, of Deli coon dr Defoe/tea, in Paris, teat received and for sale by P. hi dIit9BALL. R 7 It nod street. A.1[1300114 MG POLES 0,16 by ii6NV N. 13FW d ~met EILAZED wAr t, PAPES — AT I{6 QDg lun Per roll. for male by oo9D W. P. MARNFALL . W Wood —iitrseL WESTh rsl3 P C 1 11 DITIOMB AID IMP'IOII3IIINt TO OUB. Orilla. har3 41 Oats NONE S VELOPEZ, CONTRACTS, Llis ddF Gar tacit cios for printha BARR & IRYERB, REEIIMATIBIff n A NI 4 I.egy •vt
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