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car AND krBuRBAN:
From SaturdaS 4 s Evantug Edit i on.
Gesu illeeey Renewed.
We and the foylOvilng
,plece of news: in a,
Louisville lettei "to tho Chacinitati Govette,
dated tho
Gu. zitanzr EgLIZVED.-
I regret teleran that among others relioled
from command its Noseerane_ artcry,.sinee the
late battle, is the popular an/efficient young
Major General,' James- B..Wegler, - '.:I know
not why the prtnting look has - touched this
strong and healthy !Imhof the martial -tree,
but I .ventnro. the assertion that, if under
charges and about to undergo examination,
thin. Nagler will prune as - clear a record as it
boo heretofore been brilliant. It has been
charged; r notiee,..in print it least, in 'the
IpaLsville Award, that , Gen, Negkry caused'
the disaster to the 'right and tenter on the
20th by withdrairing hhtskirmbotten tork goon
when ;moiling to the left; and, aisO, that be
abandoned the lead- at an.early linur on the
same day, taking with - blotto Roseville his
division nearly intoctiand tarrying off a tot
tery left in restive - by,Wcoid, It may be that
charges to this effect n*jr. have been preferred
against.him;. but it I. ranch more likely that
this story is of a -pleoe' with the slander re
,garding Crittenden. I can - stale positive/2r,
bowever,-that Gen. Negley. has Irvin relieved
of. his nommand, andAtuat his old division, .
Lika the twelve others of the army, have bee
=tip into six, forming the 4th and 13th Corps.
We limits moat. cordially in the regret :ex
pressed by this correspondent, that the gal
lant andpopular hero olStone river should have
been made to suffer, howArer temporality, for
the faults of others. We feel assured, however,
that an early investigation will lead ttl the rein
statement of "this strong and healthy limb of
the martial tree." We have ao fewropithki
earnest and popular, lighting generals,.that
Ike eould-notwell afford to spare 'Gen. Negley.
Tip Criminal Court.
Very little basin°, of public interest was
transacted in this court to-daY. Wm. Croke r,
convicted of We charges of assault and bat
tory, was sentenced to pay &fine of five dollars
and costs in each case. Robert
con
victed of ,a similar offense, was sentenced to
pay a tine of ten dollars.
Mary Wilkineen and Belle Roney, the girls
who stole a large quantity of clothing, etc.,
from Mrs. McKee, of Manchester, and who
plead guilty to the charge, worn 'brought in
for sentence. These girls are over eighteen.
years of age, and in view of the fact that they
have been 'Ceding degraded lives for some
time past, the Court had determined to send
them both to the penitentiary. Counsel, how
ever, appealed to the Court for mercy, and
asked that the girls be sent to the House of
Refuge. Judge Stowe remarked that the
Court would be compelled to lay a heavy hand
upon offenders of this character. The num
ber of young girls permitted to run at large
upon the streets, and follow their own incli
nations, ware (earthily Lige: No one could
pass along the principal thoroughfares of our
cities, at night, without witnessing the
painful evidence , of this fact. The House
of Refuge was not a proper place for girls .
who had lost all self-respect end de
cency, and who -had entered -upon a life of
shame. They could not be iteparated.from.the
other inmates, and their influence upon those
lees versed in crime might be most pernicious.
Judge Mellon remarked that the Court bad
concluded to send both of these defendants to
the Penitentiary. 'The Managers of the
House of Refuge did not like to receive such
persons, and he was not clear that they could
receive them, under their mks. The jail was
the worst possible piece, owing to the evil in
fluences inseparably connected with' an Im
prisonment there, and the Penitentiary was
the only alternative. The sentence, however,
would be postponed until Saturday neat, and
in the meantime, inquiry would bentide as to
whether the parties were admissible to--the
House of Refuge.
Killed at the Outer Depot✓
At an early boor this morning, the body of
a man named John Johnston, a - watchman
employed at the outer depot of the Pennsyl--
mmia Railroad Was found dead-and miusglod
on the track. Coroner EleClung nisi notified
and bold 4n inquest, but no mrldenee was ad:
&teed tending 2o show how . !he
. came to his
death. ge was list seen, lariptithand, walk
ing about the 'aril tine ie 'stippiesed to have
been struck and knnakial down by a .Pa ni n
train at a later hoiir - in thO ' T he he. de- -
ceased bad boon in the
.emplo.f of 'Rot aim
pany for about a year, and had a family re
siding •at New Derry, Westmoreland county.
The - jury found a verdict of incidental death.
The company:dressed aliateolked las re-'
mains and forwarded them to his family.
Salt Alves Titket. '
,
Some wag haegottaa upit•lasititivur Vick
which is creating.considiumblu , amuse
meet. It is a very "snaky" coneems, being
.
highly emimilished with "uortierhell4l,"
Tarim' attitudes, but it guarantees , * “derad
head" piimage up "Saltiltiver,..""en the 'SMUG
Gauge - Road, to all who may' bold tickeil.
The train leones this .eity - &Hike 7,30
stopping only at the ."Central ClUb BUoms,"
"Poet "DuireS," and otherluiti
eipd stations: George-B. McClellan' is Lrres-
Went, and V.L.Valiondighani Vieeliresitlent
of the road. :The solar ofll
signed, Mad the' "bfitof Tgie ' is.ltery chalets;
Drinks shantliust, . The news bap have
nopolised the sato of the tickets, although a
very reliable agent has been assigned to that
duty.
•
LIST' Or LETTERS Toixtaining in the
POSSOVPICE at AitsalliasT, Pa., at noon
onAATUBDAT, October 11tt4.180, ,
El/CILISIUM 111 arruoarrek ,
* Pleaia mention the elate or the tin which
theletter le ealvertlial. •
Waco hours from Tx A. a. to Cr. ,
A lintablaion T At
ACUISDAI2 LIRA Karon" Batch J
Anuettonalllat 2 IluntJno 0
Antloreon Wan, Harper Su : ,
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Bellitobt '" ' Bunter Thee
Bennett WII •. , , Rantleld Me
Beatty WD - 1101 Nancy A
Baxter Win 1. , Hallett, IVos "
e . Braddock Wna Baztzell !Wm
Ball Mare ' Bier Way
' Burt Martha ' i 1 , . 1
-J Baum Marla. - Johnston II D
' Bleacher le M 2.`. Jonta.o W. •
BowarJ.A Jeukner named,
Ulnas Jae -•_ ..IG_ ;7.
Bromley/no , K e n ne d y il llenj .:-
, Bannon Jae Krasea Sal ..;-.
Bridling Jae..• . KUllan /up D
WoD I Jew- 7 Kunkel Tao ,
, Bowes, Jane , Lelly JUDI !I
Bennett el . P Brom Janina
Barnett Sarah 1 Blaster Mary
Beaner I ~ j e
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Bunn Sarah A.' Ltitber.Jno' ~ -
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Ooattagallin J Leech Midget ,
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Clark Ma Blt • 111eCkelty Kate
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' A r NFAMENT-I -7•,/00 bbls. N. Y. Cement Thr
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OMAR 401.10304 WM. I COMMERCIAL RECORD.
'AM OS 1111)1EADESDEPARMENTil
THE ARK HEDGED - TO LIGHT WEIGHT.
The President'a_Repty to the Mis:
semi Delegation.
ic"
. . .
Nay Y oai, CicL 214brarc hail the
following:
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, Oct. 16.
-'!—Oux lines of battle were Maintained through
out yesterday. and today, but the enemy
barn Made: no,-Sarther demeastration and all
has remained quiet.. The rebel. platen' appear ,
close M. our Treat, but whether after hiving
been'se Completely foiled in all their recent
endeavors to gain.= advantage they .will try
another genk-movementor risks general en
gagement.ii as yet undeveloped by any dii 7
eoverles - de have been able to make. it re- .
connehretnce-- on oar right has disclosed's.
heavy - body of infantry occupying the mime
in the Bull Ran mountains, while , Ewell's
corps is believed still to be hovering'on oar
A egad of mounted rebel raiders dashed in
upon the headquarters of the 16th. corps,
betas= Chantilly, and CerdievillO, about
midilightlist night, capturing the contents of
only' four flagons.
• 4lLrmnoMof horing..takon.pleoe at
Fair*. Court Ilouse,..ar that our artillery. bad
er retreated thither, arobSlirieitions.
Ben: Iblul Coehrane'reached Fiirfax Court
House this p.m. ' • .. •
Between fifty and sixty more rebel prisoners
were - brought. in to-day and this eretung, and
despatched to Washington. The remainder
of our wounded in Tuesday's fight were also
sent in.
All sutlers and other attaches of the army,
likely to embassy; active movements, have
been ordered to Alexandria, and the army of
the Pots:ante is minted to light weight, and
awaits its sontbem friends. - •
' The Trlltme'. Washington dispatch says
'The President's reply to the address of the
- Missouri delegation, mailed to Bon. C. D.
Drake, Chairman, of the , delegation at Bt.
Louis, yesterday, will be published or not at
the option of that,. gentleitum.
Gen.Schoneld is continued in command of the
department, and all military powers two con
centrated in, his hands. , lie received new in
structions, a copy of which is annexed to the
President's letter to the delegation, mmtain
ing explicit and more stringent. directions for
• the, management of his department..,
All parsons in the service ; of the United
States are forbidden to return fugitive slaves,
or to assist in their escape. No colored sol
diers are to be enlisted except under ordcreof
the conunandec.of the department.
General Schofield's course with regard to
Senator Lane and his followers is approved,
and be bordered louse all the forces under
his commandto put. down guerrillas or oilier
irresponsible parsons carrying• on irregular
warfare, under whatever color or pretext.
There is uo action in the matter of the en
rolled Militia; which Is left as it was before the
visit of the Delegation. All the military
forcia . are under Schofield's control. •
Gers. tfifes and Solomon, of Wis., are here.
Theformer is , desirous of removing some of
the restrictions upon commerce on the labials
gippl. The latter has questiobe to settle with
the War Department.
French Still Hold Matamoros—From
Texas.
Nl' YORK, Oct. 17.—New &loans dates of
the 1 th state that Matamoras is still held by
the each.
The citizens do not exhibit any desire.to
oppose them.
The popular feeling let Texas is against the
Confederate draft. Galveston is very strongly
fortified. •
CLALI/1 .1111E-VTIL
pENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAL
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T. WALTFAISC
GENGSAL CLAIM ApEst,
103 YITTH STILEET, 3,1 dour beim( the Ontbadra/.
All wounded Soldiers, who bars been in the mili
tary or anal service, are entitled to 1100 Bounty
end Pension. All Soldiers- who hays served two
years am sbentstitled to the Slou Bounty. Soldier.
' M ' od s i.cll by
7.1:427,:„ dla or are hilted io
the service are entitled to pensima and the 5100
Bounty, &C., Au.,
Officers 'chasm Of *eery descriptkel, mmiThely et
tended to. charge• made in any nee until the
money oallemmL
pENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY
H.. C. MACKRELL.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND CULL/I,OMT,
NO. 114 PI➢TU BTJIE r. ro;=n;4l4,
Gollectima In Allegheny in 3 MUeidleg
Propecatee 13OLDUEBS CLAW. otwrery descrip
tion ; BOUNTIES thi . all i ßed - Soldlers. FIS
RIONS,Ihr.woOnded oilkoreead:Bobilers ; BOUN.
Tllilltand PENSIONS lbe W/Olown, Entente. Orphan
Chiktein, Brothersimi Edam mother:kV' Mr..
.sentathaw of those whobane died In OR ruled , Luna died atla illachazgo ttam Mame mntraded
; *ITN* charge eollectatl, sad so letter ',Elbe
awneredsiewea satese;p ..bulosed... Ildilartr• •
- MILITARY ,CLAIMS 'I3OIIICTIRS
PMMONS. ,BACK rex :and EurrAni
CLAJthi,of entry colkmted by the rub
mazer, at thetofharbig rata, viz: Pamitnta
ail other claintss3 30. . • . • .
C. C. TAYLOff. Attorney at Ism.
No. 73 Grant street Pittiborgh. Os.
H. .6. itircbarger 'ere' made '
If thi'elatio , does not
Mar a mml. and a information gtratigrails. nobly ,
JOILN }M.I.L k CO.,
VALLEY FOBS PLOW WORKS,
Eranufarturers and dealer, In all the diffarerit•klods
of PLOWS, PLOW CASTINGS, 'SCOOPS, GOT-.
TING BOXES: dz.. With •Crt Bummed Wilk
Mrs for doing bushman, ern earntrCy invite dealers to
Ore nn a U. Manufactory, Temperatuandlle..•••
Wareham*, Ceedlaalary.assaldbatty St., PlUsb'gla.
•Joni; 'P.
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STEPHEN WOODS,
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ISAAC CRAIG,
OUTLET SAW MILLS,
jitney,* conntantly on 11/171il• Mo
nessoned stock of DECKING DO AT AND BO r t?
ON
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Se rrnaa r, Oct. 17—The moat remarkable feature to
to notice in money matte: ti the;raind decline lngold.
In New York to-gay, it *nod at Lil; declia hag to
puwi, advancing to 1 5 2:dedildng to and nnnad
weak at, 14.V.i. Thts in a &cline or 04 per and lance
'ruby: mad 7 per cent below the rata of Ihuntday,
Sterling Exchange is quoted dull and loner at 16:101
166 for Aral chum bids.
The total exports of Specie, from liew York to for
eign ports oulaturday were 1,046,000, and for the
week, 51,3:16,980.
The itnyorts of foreign dry goodo at Nev York for ,
the week are not quite up to Last week'e, but are not
small for the season
For the Week. 1861. 1802. 18eZ,
Euteied el the port.. 8681.178 51.01,767 81,379,383
Thrown on the market 750.851 1,390,787 1,365,765
Shim San. Ist
Mitrd thep0rt,.518,1148,e94 Sth,SISAM 551' rm A, S IIL
Thrown en market 37,174,364 81,661,587 51,3M,950
The volume of business In Imported Merchandise
In this market, during the past few weeks, m set
ibrth in the Custom House returns, has been onus
nay; large. Thus tho total entries at the port for
September amount to fifteen and • half millions of
dollars, of which only three and a half millions were
entered for warehousing, while in addition to the
impirrts, about seven millions were withdrawn from
erMettoriie and placed upon the market for consump
tion. The excess of merchandise thrown upon the
market Last month, over the amount for the carree
ponfifirg month. last year, is about four mlllions a wbile
for She same portal In 18131., there is A gain of eleven
Such Is the activity In most kinds of lm
parfait articles, and especially dry goods, that the
stock In bond is becoming rapidly depleted. The ex
.port movement, on the other hand, shows a slight
falling off, the figures being for September, 101:1, ea
ch:olth of specie, f trifle over twelve milllonsoupthost
a little under sixteen millions for the same ported In
18a2. VCs, the year commencing January let, how
ever, there is a gain of rising twenty-two million..
If there should tea revival of the export demand for
our surplus breadstoffe and provisions, which is not
unlikely, there Is no doubt that the exports for the
year will be largely In excess of those for 1862. The
:receipts of produce from the West are on the increase,
and Increased export movement Is confidently looked
for by many well-Informed mercharitc—S. Y. /Ship
pow Lill.
PITTSBURGH BiARKETS.
Mirxovr, October, 17, 18&.
FLOCS. & GRAlN—There Is a moderatli local de
mand fur flour but prince are without change. Small
sale. of Extra family tram store at 5 6 , 50 0 0 , 7 4. Eye
flour is firm at PM. Wheat iv firm and higher and
prima Bed may be quoted from first bands at 111,20,
sale of 2 2 _00 bash from store on private terms. Coto
unchanged: sale of 2 cars Shelled at $l,OO. Oats
late active, end, In the ab3ance of salsa, we 4note at
73e by the car load. Barley Is Ana and 10312 c per
per bushel higher, sales flout wagon at 500131,40
for Spring, nd Fell. Rye—nom offering.
GROCEE.II.7,--illa grocery market Ls quiet but
prices are fully anstsdned. Small sal. of Sugar at
13 to 140 for flair to prime Item and wyjgrry# for
Refitted. Coffee to steady with small sate of prima
Mu at 34c. &fauna steady at former quotations.
SEEDS—Timothy Seed is doll and out of season;
sale 0(23 bush to the small walla 53,00. nova
is an active 4emand for Flax Sold, and the market
may be quoted firm at 52, 50 0=0. Clover Seed—
none in market, and nu demand.
APPL&—The demand le good, earl with a Light
rtipply, the market to firm, and prices we well sae.
Gifted; ules of I:03 bhla at from $1,73 to 1.1,25 per
A.9llF,S—Pearls are arm and a glade higher; sale
of 3 tons at 5Ne. No aska of other 4oecriptions;
BEANtl—The demand la fair, especially for prime
small Whits, of which we nolo a solo of 2n broth at
*l,OO. Price. range from 52,50 to p 3,00, aueordlsg
to quality.
SALTLeaIe of 30 blils No I Extra from depot at
E1t,30 per MA; and males from store at $2.,C019
1,C2,
CllEESD—rochaugod; saki of Wectoru floserro of
from 12% to 13c for fair to prime.
Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Om. 17—There wee corsliterable activity manifested
in Crude Petroleum to-day, and while prices decilnal
about ono-half cant per gallon, the transactions were
unusually lame, amounting In Mao aggregate to Zr. 25
bbls. If Is but proper to elate, however, that the
demand is entirely local, ea, at the present rates, there
Ia ho margin for shipment. The sates reported were :
400 tibia and 125 bble at 2ty,, packages returned;
1300 bbl. at 24Nc; and a.> bid. at Mc, packages in
cluded. For Refined, In bond, there appears to be
no deniraul whatever, and the market continue* ex
tremely dull and neglected, and to effect salese ma
terial cone: melon would have to be made by the bol
der. Most of our iargait dealers an making no effort
to veil, or, in other words, have withdrawn their
stock from the market, no the Impresario prevails to
some extent, that an Improvement will take place
twiner or later—, sensible conclusion. There are
other parties, however, who are NJ situated that they
will be compelled to sell in order to radian—no unit
ter at what sacrifice. Free oil is In fair demand,
principally for the wisteria trade, and small .ales ere
making daily at former quotation.. Benzine and
Itealdham remain about as last quoted.
The exPoits of Petroleum from New York Oar the
three day. ending on Friday last, wetollett, reaching
only 88,839 gallons.'
New York Petroleum Market.
Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Genetic.
, Ns, Tors, Oct. 17 , --Crude is quiet but unchanged
with email sake on the spot at 31(4-14c. lielltied, in
bond, in unchanged, with sale* at 5405fic on the
epti Ste for all October; and Me fur November. Tree
oil rarigra front a to ac. Naptha Is geed, with
salts of reined at 'ffi@aoc. G.
New York Dry Goode Trade.
(Form the N. Y. Shipping and Commercial Lift
Yonx:Oct. 17.—The great activity which has
prevailed this department of trade during the past:
metal weeks, =Atones with but little abatement,
though the character of the market has andergota
,complete metamorphosia. Catil a week or two ago
tba demand was almost wholly for Woolen goods, the
'aggregate trade In_wletch, in so abort a time, Ls With
out • vandal. But during the season of ataltyand
excitement In Woolens, Cotton goods were to a gmt
extant neglect...l. Thie was owing chiefly to the hope
which ow entertained by a majority of the 'Layers
that the Army of the Cumberland wan destined to
ache= the nom decided enema, end that immense
supplim of Cotton would thereby to seem% and
with the least possible delay transported to the man
ufacturing distrait and manipulated into rations
fabrics In time tontine Spring =de. Brit ItSsoon so
it becemeapporent that Ella hope was delusive, buy
en began to aorta= .considerable *moiety test they
should he unable to FOLUM ;applies on such *Aran.
=eons terms to they had anticipated, and the sub
sesnent large advance In Cotton admonlibed them
that manufactured goods would soon be higher than
over before. Roping at once became activeilind the
market was much excited, while prices have steadily
edrancerkuntll the prevailing . sexy LiLib range of
prices mu attained. Them' Is uo perceptible nate ,
meat ie the, demand for Cotton golahstid too latr ,
ket is inn)r,bbOyant, , vbllo prices still teed in famr of.
• the seller. Stocks are, greatly ditaintelted, while' the
probabilities of pay considerable replenishment' are
becoming more and more remote. The sellers Mani
fest the greatestimindenice with regardto the Warn,
.trot thelrollotity a them anticipate a still further
appreciation. Manufacturing Is carried .on Leerily
e rei7 Ibialted extent, and at the prevailing pit= of
Cottotiomd =natatory*, there to no margin' for
profit, so that manufaaming Is not likely total lb.
craned toany extent. In elm of these facts, buyer.
have been anxious to procure a full rumortment, on
the best poeable terms, being apprehensive of a ',till
higher ran.° of attar the Spring trade elan
have set In, and thia — kellas tharefae been en.
abloild =manna ter, full Pram for all goods, while
there Ina boon a atoady. appreciation In, Tubas of
D or e n= 14°4 fond Q. lll=s= l ! ' • find ?f goal!
of
,
Philadelphia Di:whet&
. .
OCT. 17.—here Is Vat tittle ifloverseecteomineor=
ward and ills MintideS $7 per 041bs. Tiniotbj-nontai.
from 52 5003 75 per bathe!. flaxseed Is sauce and
beta tett 0,1,1 Mame likes doing ht . Trniaasttipiad
for Grain prlces am Oat BO BrOl. Theezport demand
Is eery moderate. nod the °Wyatt's reported finte°
bawls fresh ground' extra' family $7 plirdotrer, ,
101) Oh Choice do. d0:M.117,50, 00 0 barrels Bailout ,
and 1,000 barrels fancy Western on teint made
public; Tho sales to the retailers snd.oga togas
wide raligi:4sear from for InlPP.ene- by l 0 S 9 :
for finey 'lots—aecording to quality: Teem Put
little Bye Elour and Oohs Nal and nothing &dog In
either, The demand 'for Wheat has fallen od—tbs
mflltaadiriag bemliontribt Moulted mad 'War am Aot`
en firm. ,bales 0f,2,000 bushels-prbrte ,Penna. sad
&unbent. Bed at 51,60 . per InaidteL" Mato mgr.
Sinai $7 dust a . Bye, hem Would ( Command
1tt,25, Writ ts: dull; tam of 3,000 bushels! at OR
1,03 foe yellow, and 51,02% Tor mined WenterD-7
closing at $l, Vats off nt 83 cents.
..o,o7oldisli. ,
,17l
elsew:Tork - Batley sold at 51,10 . BalleY ALAI Is
mub.. Widaki Is -vinq s . nd
guiet. Small - atlesuf
Penns. and Ohio barrels at W6,61-cents,, and drudge,
rat 58 cents.
•ifetrztorrwimit , lllu ket:'
(fre."ll.—dieetive inquirisretails ter • Po:nestle
tebncemetnlylrom Manufecturere,lebo, nab
nitEPlCks.4 l ,o te,APPLO the ,cloth.narko,
and *dram inanities; annmetWireto . fib 'the .
ribetnVeldsh.Wednteday stud Phatedo; toci' been
eitaturihec-t - prtnteitthiftvitromAniu wage - kat..
that great activity albite *ni t ; sndlirleal s ito.very
needy most to tbeeeefferent -bere—Tbe Wee '.,Ia
cIudeXOPEOPM-Phippl= reViirteb"
7 * (2 , 1 ALGEWCO.tide . 1100, We WI
M64 ) nii -6 . s 4:PacOriul Debated- Callibinise` '614.16_
areembroadee 1140. ?1G eiejddiNdeb:
Meir/dPS born lib MeilW ft4e
n t ja
ISPrttlEtlit hais been needy. aa
provernent Dosteatio, endergobtialsr , Steettie
Oat% glXlCourtantinaple and Provence, NOM
Mikan, =Wend 160 Chilies, Tianr.c.
.'.~fiP:'e:.Y.3>3iC~~tw:-~^:a'~-v~;;xs.:s,h4'r"'""i+n: S ~"`..i.-,. { G""" , r.. --- ~•4 , .,.a,p~; , ~._,-..ic
..
_ . .
Chittiliatillfilitkeis::.. I
°croaks 16.-14 thaltrual market them wu bat '
tittle activity. Flour rellittilll . and the demand
limitaland local. 'Wheat nackaligedwadaniet ;-6.000
tor prime Red sold-at $1 le, to ladolivemil busmen.
the 10th and 30th of neat month. Corn was hold
higher, and at the close Ear could not have been
twaglit'hwe than.9oc ; it vensilliars.li New York to- ,
day. Oats am to better demand, and in Milk could not -
be bought boo than 70c; the amount of ctsrli and Oats
offering was light. Rye I. scarce, and in demand at
51 18. Barley wu more Inquired for, and very little
on the market; $1 413e0 flo would have been paid for
prime Spring and Fall. liay is unsettled; the gnu
termaster sulected all the bids made in response to the
last adrertiscinent, and neat agents to the Interior to
make purchases; this disappointed bidden greatly,
and has throwit a good deal of Ray on the market.
Butter le fina. - Cheese In demand at full prima.
Cloverieed firm, at rz iv for old; no new In market
yet. Groceries flan at full rates. Sugar 13g18c for
raw and 1.7/e .Ibr hard refined. Gar« , 32 C. ,3 k .
Moline. 603e5e. Potatoes are selling from wagons
at $lOO. Apples 5001(41 per bushel.
ClllOll Mar k et.
i .
Ocr. 111—A dull aml eery feeling pervaded the 1
market tor Flom d Grain, and micee 1
.cm tlarteading articles= ed lower. The demand for
Wheat was light and the Market decllued.2@2l , Per I
Bushel, with closing sales , of No 2 Spring at $l, and
Na 1 Spring at $l,lO. Winter Wheat was inactive
and almost nominal. Flour was heavy and inactive
to Wert tales holdeis would hare had to make liberal i
°once/alone The dullness In Corn continues, and we !
to note a fa rther decline of 333- per bushel, the mar-
kat cloning unsettled at 18X4,5035. Oats were doll
and fully to per bushel lower.lady mks of No I
were made at 59c, but at th e does the market ruled
quietist tee. Rye wassteady• and
. quist at 906491 c
for No 1 and 87c fur No 2 Meters. There woe a fair
Inquiry for Barley, and the market was steady at
41.20@11,21 for No 2,:and 81,00 for Beicaud; 111 0 -
trium wen, dull and entirely nominal at 544454 Ne
Groceries are firm with a good demand for nil staple
Wool is firm at 55@ac for common to Cm
secs. Elides are In good demand, with sales of Dry
Flint at Mc.
Cleveland Maiket.
Ocw.l6.—floor, quiet sad unchanged. Wheat, sales
on 'Change 2 cars red on track at 130 c ; 10.10 ha do
in C. it P. store at 12&;'13,'0W bk . do true on hoard
at 129 ; 1 car choice white an track at 166 c. Alter
'Change the following salni wen: reported : 3300 4u
rod afloat at LTe, aod 1 car amber on track at 131 c.
Corn, sale 2 ears on Mack nb 90c, 1 car do do (ear at
89c ; 4 can from store at 90c. Oats, sale• 2 cam on
track at 66c ;• 6 cars at 69. Eye, no demand. We
quote it nominal at fld@l,oo. Barley, in more de
mand, and brings 1,108($1,23, according to totality,
Imports by Railroad.
°LIMAS'S 4 Prwsurnon, RAILROAD, Oct. 17-17
bbla apples, 1.1 Gonsig; 4 do cider, B Bishop; 4 do do,
N Angel; 39 rolls leather, Hiror& Btewart; 358 this
apple. and potatoes, E lionsiston; 191 hlll oat., 25
halm hay, 8 B Floyd; 185 bids potatoes, C ulp & she
ord; 100 bale. oakum, J A Csughey: 31 cka pear* E
D Dithrtilga. 41 do do. Bakowell Pears d co; 13 eases
mdse, 11 Childs & co; 8 do do P Tanner; 38 Mb
cranberries., W Batilhm; /I J
do do, A J 'Logan; 62
has cheese, Pthomaker d Lang; 20 bib apples, Van
gorder; 178 bge barley, W wr Anderson; 16 bib al.
pies, L II Foist d co; 15 ram leather, A A W Hick
d; 63 boo cheese, 13 Ewan A oo; 45 do do, Wm Miis
loge; 93 do do, .1 II Canfield; 24 bills paper, Perkim
do; 31 eke wheat, I Wilmarth; 8 bids apples, Jot An
derson: 8 bblallour, J W Benson; 54 bills chairs, F 13
Walker; 2 Mils cider, .1 Craig; 14 Uhl potatoes, Vote
ear d Armstrong; 18 bgs apples, A Balton; 10 Mils
flour, McDonald d Arbuckle. 14.4 eke wheat, H T
Kennedy 4 Droi 360 do do. Malan. .4 Anger; 4 hit&
tobaona, Jas A Masurle; 4 do do, D WDonumn; 3 .do
do, A Shaub; 90 bgs oil meal, 31 II Suydam; 42 bids
whisky, 8 II Watson.
Prennstruon, F. Want .5 Catena, RAILROAD, Oct.
17-2.5 dos pails, Little A Trimble; gr du do, J Kirk
patrick Brut 10 du do, Lindsay Telfonhl 15
do do. McCullough, Smith A co; 10 do du, W M Gorm
ley; 20 do do, 101 bids flour, Shomaker k Laog 26
bales rags, 31 McKinley; 31 pkgs twine, II Gerwlg;
24 bile whisky, A Guckenbeimer k tiro; 75 lers wheat,
10 8 d L o trEl.lml.c‘rt:Ms bso
-lin To°,rJAlll"icttnn:
150 bbl. lour, Mackemrn !Julian: 2 hints bacon,
100 bacon shoulders, F Sellers /I co; 100 1,56 dour,
Jos Gardiner; 50 bbl. whisky, S Mcerickart a co; 100
tigs barley, 121 Isgs oats, Mitelmock, Mcercory cc:
50 hides, / McLaughlin; 250 bgs oats, Jos Dossing
ton; 200 do do, Bingham, titurgeon,s 0 0 ; 13 shalogs,
Markle .5 co; 10 bbis apple., Fetzer A Armstrong; 16
bp potatoes. 3 dos brooms. 1 bid eggs, CSlade; 31,1,1 s
eggs, 1 bbl butter, 1 sack feathins, J Miller; 1.2 blabs
carbon oil, Jall Lyou; 1 car hay, 9 Hamilton; 12 kiwi
shot, A Garai; 2L3 tms mill feed, J .1 11' • Paisley;
cars barley, Josh abodes.
ALLEGIIIMT STATION, Oct. 17.-3 blas apples, 51
Fire; 1 car 11 h goods, 11'm Collins; 5 bbl. apples, J
Smith; 13 do do, X bowl 7 pkgs notaries, If Hack.
enberg; 7 hides, J Taggart; 11 pkgs apples, J 11
roster.
SHI.PPI.4"G.
CHEAPEST PASSAGE FROM is
"THE ' , OLD CCUNTLIS.-
Promensers brought out in FIRST CLASS !TAIL
STEA.3ILIIi, from Liverpool, Londonderry, Go',way
or Cork, for
Twenty-Five Elopers
And by sailing •mcln for TWENTY-ONE DOL
LARS, in cturoncy.
- • -
D. O'NEILL,
&ening Chronic/or 8y11,1114.
Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
Apply to
myOmnod
THE DRAFT.—Persona who are draft
ed, who are entitled to exemption fur ea.
laid dawn in the. COnstrlpticin Act of March 3, ISt;
or who Isbell to bo relierred by the payment of $3OO,
fnm, taw mama MO, or wish to procure a substitute,
to take their plan, thsenm ih. wor, will find it to their
advantage to call on me; m I am folly prepared with
blanks, 6c. J. K. afORANGE„
to 107 Fourth street, near Smithfield.
! jytklawxa
STEAM WEEKLY TO LIN% 1- - i;
EEPOOL, touching at QUEENSTOWN,
(Coma ELassoid The irellhnown evacuate of • e
Livetpool, Now York end rhibufripht3 Steaniahlp
Ciompiny are bitended •
CITY OF PAiTTKOII4I---...—.Salarday, Oct, EL
CITY OF NEW Y0RH..........--Saturday, Oct. SI.
ETNA . Nov. 7.
And every ;;;;;vlllrog Saturday, at goo; from Picf
44, North River.
1111131 or PASSIM..
Foiled& fa Cad, or tb rlarand Carrenry.
run Asest--.- —B6O 00•Stigasor.,.. —A 00
do to London. 00 do to LondonB4 00
do to Parls--- 05 00 do to Part —AO 60
do ki Hamburg. 00 00 do • •to llandtg 37.00
Passengers also forwarded to Barre, Bremen, Fot
tardwn, Antwerp, &c.. it °quilts low rates.
Fares from Ltrerpout or Queenstown ; let Cabin,
876, 885, 5106. Steerage, $lO. Those who wish to
hand fbr their friends inn boy tickets here at these
ndee.
.
For further lafornlatlon the OoraFaxtra
051eca. JOII. t fG. DALE, Agent.
15 Broadway, NewTork.
JOIIN THOMPSON, Agent,
anal street; Snit bums bon the
• athlolt Plttatnargh,
► I E ATLANTIC IRISH
'ROYAL MIL BMX WATIGA.
VON COMPANY.
IC=
ADRIATIC, 1.200 fforsapovror, 4,000 time.
GIBERNIA, 1,000 Ilorm-power, 3,000 tam
COLOMBIA; 1,000 Elorme-power. 3,0002 mm.
ANGIL lA.. I,oolllorsaporcr. MOO Mos.
The w 4411244041 Gimilloublp ANGLIA will all
from Novi Yark ibr Liverpool on tUESDAY, tho
of October. •
• riza ltatis oain of from I,l l verqoo ls iaara to
able orttapioltaloat in torrent 7.
Intermediate- 401
homage" [caws:dad also to London, Partt,'ltcp.-
g More, Bre:tabs, Bottetdato, Anturrp,•&e., at
tbtl7:nrestratts; • .. . .
rpm from Ll*l or Galway to Sow Tort and
7 1 k 4101 411 2 410 5 . 84 111 "
once oribe puts.
Gelmage .. $
27'ar0*Iwir:
Etritin Jona, Manager. •
1710:1,ov 1.10.1141.6.
7aaNo. 20 Ilrth tared.. Plltaborgh..
CUNARD t LINE.---Steam - from' 11 . •
3
LIVERPOOL ,kND • QUBLESTOW •. ' •
Itra hi sold. or equlraiont r lp cip4anci
?nog NEW 1 . 011 , 1 V, Oa etimpiet •
itallsMtryirock.. Apply ,•
*O l. 4O**P A R.i
4 415 r ,
Vlll . 7 11X1134(1ED: WIIII,QII,
, hill,-,Ve "thfe triethod cif,itifOnahlgoar
Meade eta the treble getseralli that •eire'' sof now
prepaid to )IXIII,IOI , • >7“111 ,1 W11 , 110 1 77ran
.therpractictrof Deetlstry..,-.Thoet bck-haret hem : .
PoetPoatag *roma t.treadott.?Forar4 itaAY.-r )17,
.maidejbelr hare atel glrez , FP o a. t attsel , L al
L ate bate tek tua has blteut tit' 6
part tam rift; tedlY: flebil Whim& lath.:
len character of the operatkta. - 7.Naihrefe or Aheott
ode norflairatart 4attgri wok: etll those *Ming
the mortices of : a goat ropahlo DaPti# .7 , 111110
veil to call lad eocialt with
iAIIEVT..I=O; D.
' or, Da .• Nor. 17, StiattlainctsteOttt tf.
burgh.: , • • - eL1040,41,",-
• 1 1‘ . 4
or - VTY , • s,- • :
Colored semifta ' Wanted,
irceLtfrui EIRHTIIrIIIandEIT
jea
SICOO2B,
W Irblebis•Ww 9,4 14 .-;Fd
Penni C: iPh l46 4Phlist,_, v
...te^
T Bdtlbni the eagle tosi(opUcitrOb
rozsportak tir.fit
ettttp amobel.
, , Capt-Ti
c'ENT,f14#,V4t7(. 3 11 3 r,M.,.i•-•:
Ctril6' ) 44 ' 4r f a i:l - q 7 ;
• (i1:0;4:4LTI.Vit2111!!°1..:;
.t -, ,,, , ;•-;f,i . 1.1412)12
•
-sirrhyitt . r &Mr:
< l,, '" •
, tt•
t` " - , • *
prim fresh tin
salsa* N 0.126 &cowl Onset. t
VAN aolum
pol 4
.wEinc4L.
TRUSSES, MR THE cuitE OF
HERNIA OR RUPTURE.
Hernia or Rujitnre
Hernia or Rupture eared.
Hernia or Minn cured.
Hernia or 39ture cured.
Hernia or Rtipinre cured.
Hernia or Rupture oured.
Hernia or Rupture cured.
• Ruptire : or Hernia cured.
Rupture or Hernia cured.
Rupture or Hernia cured.
Rupture'or Hernia cured.
Ripture or Hernia cured.
Rupture or Hernia cured.
• Rupture or Hernia cured.
Marsh's Radical Cure TIMM
Ritter's Pateat'Tniss. '
Fitch's Supporter Truss.
Self-Adjusting True.
Dr. Banning's Lace or Body Brace,
for the cure of Prolapses Uteri, Piles,
Abpominal and Spinal Weaknesses.
Dr. 8. S.Pitah's Silver -Plated Sup
porter.
Pile Drops, finlike support and cure
of Piles.
Mastic Stockings, for woak and -tar
icose vein!.
Skittle Knee Cape, for weak knee
jointer
Ankle Supporters, for weak knee
joints.
Suspensory Bandages.
Seltatiacti4 Syringes; also, every
kind of Spingeo.
Itr.XIMITM.Iiaa also &Truss which
will radically.mirerlisrais or Rupture.
We - Otllos at Ws Data Swag, No.. Ito WOOD
STREET, alga of Nut . Ckilden Mortar. %Dello=
rta-
Ina fur Emits shoaldienst the ntunbor of inches
around ths body, tatmeallgelrossr the rupture.
DR. styan will give Ida peacoat !ataxia= to
the application . of Trumi in adults and chid's°,
and he is uticfled that, frith an importance of twenty
years, ho wlll bo etutiloti tootte mattafection.
, .
SELF-LS/EMIT& SYRINGES.
SELY , Ifti3F4TI3IO tiltßEsGra
SELI-Il=Tnf. irrIaNGES.
SELF-INACEISia , STIIIIIOI3, rmffy
Sou, AT Di, KEIDER'S, 140 WOOD
SIISPENSOILT
SIAPEITSOM B4KDAGIIS,
SUSPENSOET BiNitAol3,
NUSPENSIOILY BANDAGES,
AlkmlndiMani4tW4
A dozen different kinds,
A boon different kinds,
A dozen difforootkinds.
At Dr. BEYMS, 140 WOOD STRUT
DR. REYSER S
PECTORAL SYRUP
orm.e.s oossrarrnoli, ems mrozwiurze,
MIMS COLDS, CL4ES ASTHMA;
002121 ALL DIBILLYEEI OP TED LUNG&
I alit° attention to 'Dobai Or troi roost oxtrsoal
nary curet by nay . ,
PECTORAL SYRUP.
They aro at bomb, and any offer who has doubts can
Inquire of thipereohsieho hireheem mut ti
DIL KEYSER PESPAMIED AT ANY TIME
TO EXAMINE LUNGS, WISHOET CHARGE,
Pon ALL THOSE tillo NEED HIS MIDI
OIINES. •
4TTEIiD YOWL COLDS.—A estie of, are
7pm' standing curet by DR. KRTSKR'B MOTO
BAL '
Pritutoutu, Jan. 11, M.
Da. Haunt . Ilg .irg{" „tau. berm al - Meted with a
:had cough and difilenl of breathing for tiro years,
Which for strvetraryearxback had gradually Incrusted
r iq'tsPe . }74 4 ? 1 , /AI" , ..*AUZIs end
site had been treated Dy sae physician' without
Lily relief In this istate of her caubj procured joule
of Your Fo,ctoritACongla Bgtup.. 4 potted, th e first
time, a • fifty 'rent Vida", whhh rolloved her vary
winch; I then;adied and rota dollar bottle, which
clued her entirely, and she has now bo trace of the
fOrnatxdbromta, exceptl would Oat state
that Ivied ttie toidiattle s itsgssif to a ("We mid tonal.
.The' medicine ; cored' Ma by taking ocie- dim I ex
prees my tithe satisfis isith:thwitteillelne, and
you are at Marty Us pabllsti this If you death to do
so. ; ;• ; '; mum!.
IVlNFulicia. Nor. 18, 1168.
Da...kkani% YAM lit., M ITV
likageclett II?" siiiaiiat of colds 'and hormones*:
At times my dupla would teconev so closed se to pre
vent my
o mpeddr.tog mires whisper, end by taking •
."Iv dowe of the Aim Syrup It would rslievraut
entirely. ,
In rob:taunt:optic this madlelno, I onatdahoelta
tlngli i4t; Is the test- rimedy I 'neribtaul,
purorllng tees Walt tew.aeltddiellitellY
lio witkont AO ?Talent.
, x ,r 59 ,0 ?5 ,0 iii v °o6l7,
c4ciocuon O s plt
s & irss,' •
Cot. Kurt attertm. same= =MB*
MVP— - •
, I D ililTuaL 4 0 % 07 Oki AczTe
M b rltlekin the;Alig,ilialt,Of /VT ' . ?enteral
• Oen& glltn? TT. take liteailga• all-
Itqlbat it Itau 71M.
vtith hareliotnlnt Mine Am onshaltof the
bottle, I resit smi i ts'tvtdi that all mho ant al
tllwatirobldrystv• It. Sibs trial as I have duns,
if 2l off winumad to 4 mv .. . it is mama mal
let:le:. •I weld anctimrsaidi an attack
tbr . any enailderatkm,o3 stanyso!t. orettlthmt
can amine mart a pet y than 3 Itteedat• • ratan
lawnywieiltniorledndi Near of posited* Ibr Invent
till/ so 6.mlleat •=ty" Yon wrest Minty to lfw
In
my naine this „io you think raw.
itesattier 12,13 ' 3* . it;
i' . 2414 5 , 1 1 ; i1 P ° :
4 1 , 4 4,4 to 41 *ito
didet.f.u.?9oso,
"
Pxnummr•Agreil 1111, _
HUD-TIM TAlll7l...446lEssair I.bamea.
4teuittiter who hall takmornsalmedletomfata bad.
etV a r tt l n - Olt— lblM Area Chan
ponAiti4l: . thali ry44 , 114i&
ekerottati sum; ia tan bar,
bade ebo.i. riltkried: Phi byttliedled
etnlrelyinilme 4 , oo 6„_ • ,
4011N '
Dan%
. • Robthimustreat, Allmtbmay.
PIC: I CE T 81 00
u-tsei k 4
I•,tlSet Siltat,scolookl-b
I
-avowle ijLlll6lt It mirk
wt.
AO Wood stmt. Plitilmegt,
motialinniavi
Psuru~iLs F%
Curer QUAL
Dsro
WAfiumearow, D. C.. OeMber 7th, 1803.
SEALED P11014.19A LS will be received a this of
fice untiVrIMSDAY, Oct°hoz Atth, at 12 o'clock IL,
for furnishing the Government (2,Cuu) Iwo thomond
Mule, to conform to the following
tirECLIICATIONS:
EMiiiiME2=l
All to be In good I!lvsh, sound, eerviculble, and
mind& fur draught nurpcsee.
All to be over (3) tbroo and under 0) bloc retreat
PROPOSAL.
. .
Proposal. to be ilw (50O) floe hnottnsl and upwards.
She full name and postiillic• address of the bidder
must appear In the proposal.
If a bid Is mad. In tlis mane of a firm the names of
all the partle. must appear or the bbd will In consid
ered as the Individual propuiud of the partner aign
hag it.
Proposals from disloacd poraa will not to
and an oath of allegiance, must accompany each
proposition. ,
Proposals muri be addressed to Brigadier Ground
D. Ff. Rucker, quartermaster U. 8. Army, Washing
-
tom D. 0.. arid should be plainly marked "Proposs
fur Mules."
EMZEM
The ability of the bidder tu.III the contnta. should
it be awarded to him, must be guarantied by two re.
sponslble perms, whose signatmv, must be appended
to the guarantee.
The reeponalbility of the guarantors must ho
shown by the official certificate of the clerk of the
nearest District Court or of the nearest Dotted Statist.
District Attorney.
Bidders must be present In person when the- bide
ere oPeeed, or their Pt - Mas a / a will not be mouldered.
80L13.1 In the stimof twenty thousand dollars. signed
by the contractor and both of his gnarl:Wars, will be
required of the sudeessful bidder upon signing the
contract.
As the bond must mucous soy the contract, it will
be necemary for bidders to hare their bondsmen With
them, or to hare bonds signed in anticipation, and
reedy to be produced when the contract is signed.
Blanks for bonds con be procured upon application
being made at the aim, either personally, by letter,
or by telegraph.
Form of Guarantee. •
We, — 7 , of the county of—., and State of—,
and of the county of and State of —, do
hereby gumutoe that is able to fulfil a contract,
In accordance with the terms of hie proposition, and
that, ehould his propoeitton bo accepted, be will at
once enter into a contract therewith.
Should the contract be awarded him we are pre.
pared to become his securities, and should he fdl to
sign ► contract to accordance with the terms of his
bid, an, oursehros will become Ow contracting parties
to his stead.
[To thin guarantee moat be append...l the
airtificate above mentioned.]
INSPECTION, DELrrEur,
MI moles contracted for under this adverthernent
will ho saltect to inspection, and these not conform
ing to the specifications will he rejected.
mules must be delivered in this city within
(23) twentplire days from the date of signing the
contract.
Payment to be was upon the completion of the
amtract, or so soon thereafter 's the Chief Quarter
mastic of this depot /hall be In fund"
The mole. will he awarded In lots 14103) ftvo hun
dred each, unless the chief Quartermaster may deem
It t the intmest of "he Government to vary the
number.
The Chkf Quartermaster ream. to himself the
hight to reject any or all hitb that ho. may deem too
igh. D. H. DUCKER,
Drig. Gen. and ChiaLtatouturtrmater,
ocettd Depot of Washington.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, .
WAR DrPARrAMIT,
Wasam-roo, October 2 - , ltX:t.
, SEALED PROPOSALS ..ill bo remised at this
otice until the ala.h day of_October neat, for BAND
ING and RUSHING the ikl-pounder Guns, at the
Patti and Armada of the United States In the At
lantic States, =taunting in number to inn. more or
lean
The gran erfil be delivered at, mid removed from,
the - estabilehment , eherro the murk is to to does at
the cost-of the toted dtatee.
Proposals for thaw on the Pacific Coast—abcavi 50
to nexaber—will be received dug the 10th of Decem
ber nest ; and In ease of thesathe guns will be do
livered at Ban Francisco or its vicinity. -
Th. gone ace to be tyinieldown to a tnoe cylinder
for the length of twenty-eleven inches trout the war
of the duo -ring, prerarodto take a band of the beet
Wrought iron, the interior diameter of which win bo
twenty inane, and Its Miasmas three load. •
The vent La to be bushed with a um Bush of xutto
Ingot copper, on Inch to din:motor and about nine
tenths
and a halfcl an Inch. Inched litng, and bored with a vont of two.
Drawings of the gun in Its original form and with
the band put on can bo Aron at this Biro; at the
Watertown /Arsenal, Rms..; at the Retterellet Ar
mud, and at the New York Agency, No. 44 Worth
street; altj• of New York; at tho Arsenal at Brides
burg, Pa. ; and at Allegheny Arsenal, Pittebargh,
P..: at the Fort Monroe Amami, Va. ; St. Louie Ar
ound, Mo. ; and Seneca Armnal, Cat
The work la to. be done to the entire satisfaction of
the oflcm Mho will ba appointed to superintend it;
and payment will be pail in fall for each gun open
his certificate of impaction and receipt.
Proposels will state the price per gun fin the whole.
operation ; describe la detail the meaner in which it
is p ro posed to put on the bend; the number they,
will band per month ; and the, time which will be re-1
gonad to do the whole work:. The method and the
time required for doing the workom well ea the price, -
will be Important elements la considering the bids
and awarding the connect.
No bids win be foundered from any partier but
rich as are imaially engaged in the Inannfactore of
iron and team machines-v. and who am, in the opin
ion of this DePannwak, PUY pawed to execute the
work. Lithe com of satin. not knentaioakia Do
partment,
the eri,lem
aal. aP to the foregoing effect mint of-
comany pe
Band with satiahmtory auntie. to rho amount of
fifty per tent. of the bid. will be required for the be-
Ailment of the contract; and the Gorernmant m
emo. the right to reject any or an bids, if deemed
onsalisfliCtory.
Proposals will be maimed 'Propane. fofßending
42-pounders," end will be addressed ar firtsmalier
General George D. Barony, Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ington City. OZOBGB D.
ofkoodld Brig. Gen. Chief of Ordnance,.
FORAGE IVAI TED.
)1121:111tUrr Qtrawniattuarres OPTICE,
13/tarWont V.,, October I%b, 184.
a' OPOSALS will be receinxt at; h
attire until 12 o'elock at noon of Qetober l'Ath, 180,
for hanlehing the Qaarternuarter's Deyartment U. S.
Army, with the tbllowing, all :
Two. hundrid thousand (21:10,009) bushels .of prime
; Oat; is lades, the Oat. to weigh thirty-three (33)
pounds to the bushel, and the lacks to be good strung
burlaps. The grain to be delitered _at .Whrellng,
West V., one quarter within fifteen days, one quar
ter within thirty days, onagtouter within forty-dee
days, and one ill:testes within sixty dale from date of
the Sward.
Two thowasnd . tons (:,OM) of good, soma; El k%
chandelle Timothy Hay, baled ; to be delivered In
the same rite with the grain.
Proposals will to considered. tor the entire int or
for twenty thousand (ffl,00:1). bushel. or Oats or fifty
(6ff) tans of Hay. ProPotude 'Wad nate the CRUnnUtr
offered, the place at Velddeuce erne bidder, and meet
be accompanied by r guarantee of at. hen awe .2% , .
sitde persona that the vender will MTh the eon:
tram,pons aw ar d.' t a _ni aa , thercessibi bidden.* will be
na tig a d u aanuakr an award is made as passible. ,
Written contracts - tall. to all cense be entered into,
an d c00 n...4 0 ..0 be required to give bonds Ibr the
faithful peiforroarm_ of—liOLJZahtrua. proposal
a
should to epdo med on the rturelopa "proposals for
gma, , . and be addressed to• the undersigned at
Whearig, West Va. The right to reject any or all
blarria rooked by the Govermunent.
No bade wlll be catertained waken the .foregoing
requirements am complied with.
Tuargrzia, *Kum;
Captain and Ain't Irmittermaster 17.2. Army.
tgahatt
tIROPOSALS FOR-FLOURit tir d
L Proposals ere Invited till tbe224day of QCTOII
1862, at 12 W.,t.,r rtanhting the stibahtente-14.
paktum* with ty,ooo batelisof hoar. • -
%du/6ff be attolhad tbr whale-known as No:
Na: :'Bl,, & 3 and tot 1,07 S' ortk Pleßa am.
gl% In dnPlimil6 ibethe Prerenti 04141 : m4
ad= inmate sheets of spar. - , •
Tim Aelbreiyet the fiCUIr to• be eanteeitrid within 1
oat .oneklniot .the. opining' arida; Adds; er as soon . 1
t4reaftar as the Goonnment may direct,- at thetas
of :ihr) barrel' daily dellaanadyithar at tha Govern
nutmorarehonske et.thewrte, or at,
tier rallitell dew% ton
*"_ _
Pityiebtzlitabe itaAw - brOeitlA , :2il4Wbbleiiiiet,• l
baker trib earb *bar Annla they have ,
The 'tat OfmmuttelltbelnethelildbeMadepar.
tbe . A4r kieceliad. .
Afi tiath eUkgbillen *tat
Nelda eeltrbe e4eitebied'reia' puttee leer have
Ltr d ryllalled . to comply situ theft bids; or born
The Zytre to.ha t = l mole nu 42*
nee mateadela - • -
No Lour wftbarecelttd 711drh it not Dab g t oaaa,
pad to be 12.rected to Cot . A. literaVil A.
C. it C. 8. WS. , A4Washingtoii, D; C.4and dossed
!'ElvDema . • 'l 4l . Etd
ToATENTED Oar.OBER
Drautwari:PATtit,
-civ:AL.t; I..2vatp
.lIIANCTAMkg3). ; :Ot
X X PLUNT
Wiese & an inftndo¢ig,4bs ILO tame.
d s a tl n a 4 lpattautttleglne.en:VlßlPooo
tbVrickitllG, E . • * 41 4 , 44 1 41 -
•Irolt Pitt Mate . woinisr'lN ash street,. "
apIT -
VigiMPLOONOOOL WO.}
PM. BROTBBItit - CO.: - •
• ligarmacto or
inter 4vAuty sun;
!aquanaut anwocutmeatvi miss: wanOted
mai wan. importid or naannEAtuldlar Pm'
mil and ATAXATALRISIAburAb :
im:10
P I E " S
elf We as the 411tiAnrs' Wot V
JOHN A. 111513.11 AW.
Wei
EZ=2IE
ir:~izitbsris:
• .18153 . Ws;
SUMMER AFL ' •
ILANGEMENT.
and after HONDAS, AppTll
DAI L PENNSYLVANIA CENT/IAL •
NINE DAILY TRAISS.
The THROUGH. ACCONSIODLTION TRAIN
leaves the Pittsburgh illation Asa). (except Ninthly)
et 4:60 dapping-es-ell Stark= batmen Pitts
burgh and PhilOolphia. and making direqcOnnen
Hon for New and Philadelphia.
The THROUGH MAIL TRAIN' Icattaltha Yr
loupe station every morniag il m
Ir W a. in.. .topping only at print; stations, ail
tanking direct contictions at hp, ft. mu
more and Washington, and for New Yuri Si Phiki.
dolphin. - •
The THROUGH EXPRESS TRATNleares at
p. m.,ldopping only at princifolatatjarta;
direct connection at Harrisburg tbr - Elahhnots=
Washington, and for New York cla Allentown rout.
Ind Philadelphia. •
The FAST LINE loaves the Station daily (=cot
Sunday) at 5:35 p. m, stopping only at principal sta
tion% coronetting at Ilartialarg Ili.Halthoors and
Wiohington, and at Philadelphia tor New Tort.
ACCOLMODATiONTBA/r&
The Johnstown Accommodation Train kneel . dally
(except Sunday) at 1S cbm ,;; Lt a lping at all Stations
and running.. far uo Cone
Fle e t Accommodation Train Ox Wall's Statkin
leaves day (except Sunday) it 8:50 it In.
Second Accommodation Train for Natra Station
lemma awl ) ; (ththps sothuyyth
TtilLed Accommodation Train for Wail'. Station
Rates daily (except Sunday))))itfo p. m.
Fourth Accommodation fur Wall's Station
Raises daily (except Sunday) a 6:10 p. m.
The. Church Train leans Station .very Sun
day at ?OS a. m.; raturtittigo, leaves Pittsburgh at
15:45 p. m.
Returning Trains arrive In Pittsburgh so *Mont
Baltimore p. m
p. m.
Fast -12:50 a. In.
Through Mall Train - a. ca.
Johnstown Accommudation.,--...-.......10:05 lb
First Wa Station AccomModation.. 6:913 win.
Second WairiStattork Accommodation..«.ol:33 a. m.
Third Wall's Station Accommodation...4..4:op. ma.
Fourth Wan Station Accommodation.. 6Olpy. m.
Baltlmoro Exprnss will artiva With Phtla&l pAla
.Expron.a at p. m. aa. Mondays.
Traina for Blairsville, and Indiana connect at Mars
lutarsection with Through Amorrhxdation,
Johnstown Acourutn.latica and Expreal Train East,
and with thatimoro Expross and Johnstoval Amain,
modation Wt.t.
Trains for Ebeneburg unmet , * literals= with Ea
press Trains and Mail Tabs West, and with ramtglf• '
Accommodation and rapt,. Train Eat. •
The public will tind it greatly - to their Interest, Itt'
going East or West, to travel by afro Pennsylvania
Central Eallrood, as tho
,arsommod.stiona now offerodk.• ,
cannot ho surpossed on any other route. - The. Rood :.1
Is ballasted with stone, and is entirely free from dart.
We an promise raihty,greed, and comfort .to all..
who may favor this roe with their patronage:
PAYE: •
T. New Tak.,...—.412. 80*To /41111. Oft•r f
To Philadelphia,_ In 60 1
To lancaster......., - II 60•
To Elorristo— 7 65
'' lotions -
Tholoom chockad to all d o cm the Penneylva.
nla Central Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Baltimoes
and Nair York.
Patnengsms pmehsaing tkinte ta - the ears will be
elearnl meccas, according to thedistance traveled,'"
N addition to the station rates, excopettons stations
when the Company has no neut. -
rase of km, thdCompany will hold
themaelros responsible Gv wnal L
and for an amount not camo eo
$l.OO,
N. B.—An Onirilbus - Lino hai been employed to
convey passenger. and to and. from the Ds-:
pot, at a charge not to owned SS mute fps stet pas. -
winger and baggage Troy
At the Pentailmusta Central Ballinad .Taelanger .
Station cotnee'Libeity and Grant 4n:eta:.
. . . .. . _ _
CH L E - VI tAND,.... 1 .
N.../ 'Pl7111131312011" AND ..tti,ott.:-
WILIELINIntiItROAD
BUKS E ft AItItANGEMENT.--On and.. •
MONDAY; Apsil Wth,1863, 'halal will liana the
Depot of the Pentoyltaute Railroad, In Pittebanta,
as Worn :
P2tsbarcrli rtnd tiledlyto Line.
Looses Pittsburgh
do Wet Myrna. I
do 13tenboneo
do Wboeltoj.
niros 801 l Ir._
LIX). m 4:104. m. 12_40 p.. 40
3:10 • 8:13 " "k.SS
4:10 " 0:01 " 3:63
3:10 " 10.143 ' " 4:56 "
025 " 11}.!..15 " • 6:10 "
Connecting ar dirdenville 'and Ilellair'wral; Bien.
Lamina andlndiana Railroad and Central Ohio EOM ,
road for Zaturrillo, Fietrark; Columbas, I,ania, Da_y
ton, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louliv9l*, Ulna, Bt.
Louis, St. Joseph, and all points west and southwest,
and at Wlitoe=th Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
h oad Clerelmi
Leaves ROO e. m.'
do Wellsville '4,10
do Bayard------- 41:40
do Gas
do . 7:24 n
do lludsou....— 7:56
Arrives at Clevelan d_....
, Connecting at Bayard wit h wash
was
'New Fhiladolphiaand Canal Davin at AIR
Pittsburgh. Fort Wityno and Chicago Railroad;
Ravenna with Atlaxttlo And Great Western
for Warren, OreenrfUe, Meadville, IRdoIL.ROVItS
Jameetowtrand.Balamanci; at Holm* trlthOhanr , '
land. Zataarrilitrand Cincinnati Railroad for •
Cuyahoga Fells and Millorsburg, and at Cle e 1 ..
With 0. A E. AR. foe Erli, Dunkirk and Bora> ...I L
with C. 6 T. R. R. for Sandusky, Toledo. and,
with steamers for Detroit.
Wellmille Aemflammistion lemes at &,50
ll.emmhig trains mite at m., 3e31 sad 8.115 7, •
m., and 2:10 m
•
Throne, Tickets to ell prominent. points aux be -
procured el the arallit,e A A K V . i , T rittibvxlih ket l
And el Allegherry City. • ,
A. Q. CIAIMLBICITRY, Ticket Apt. • •
-For further intormatket web to -
wzrAir sit inEwAur, A Beat.
Al the Companrk Mee b PM& Stettin:4YMb et.
sp2l , .
s.a.rss.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF PITTSBURGH.
v. j
IItASUILT DEPARTMENT ... . !
thrum werwows or tea CUILIZItCY, .
Washington City, Augustin, 1863, ' . ' -
Wmathstu.l3y. amistsmory airMmos to ; - ,
the undersigned, it his been made - to appear .that
the 'FIRST NATIONAL BANE OLFITISBURGII, '
In the County of Aufgheay. and Stata of Prabsibm•-.-.1
Ma, US been organised tinder and'accortng I.
the rettthereatts of the:AM of Congretef rutlded.. , A,
"An Act tosmside a Netkaud Currency, waned; hy.....,-
it PlodMl.Ndited SlOre 'Stock; and to provide 4r ~.1.
the on and tedereption'thereo;" . ispProwst _ ,„".
February '23th, 11363, and haw complied with all 'the '"" -
proridolui of said Art aqui:Ml*3o addipliedvith-•
before commencing the business of Rani:Mgt :. r.,.,..:
Nov, therefor; 1, Hum McCuszoms.• Comptrollmorz .
bf the Currencr; do hereby certify dud the Paid. ~,:'
FIRST NATIONAL - DANK .or rrinstriuw., '
ceuntysd Allegheny, and State of.Pantarybards,lit - .w.'
authorised by assurer= the business of Ranking Mr. , - ,1 '2
der theAci aforesaid.. ..-
.........2!, , ..
• ........, In testimony whereof Mess my band—,
I B f and seed of °ince, s sth. of Augast l y, ,
i f MI. HUGH
Comptroller ef the Currency: ''' - ','.. 4
TE33 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ` ,
PITIEBURGH,'PIL, ' .. - i,
.
(LATE PITTSIIMIGII TRUST C 01 )261121T„), .
.
CArms, 6400,00 Width Pthifte to 4 ert 11 : 1"
61,000.00 p.
The Val:am+ Trutt Company UTlngiorgintn47
radar Abe act to provide elratiodel
the title of the SULTS ..SATLOSAL,B6= OS -
PrIT9E11711011; would Mill,. otter ietticee
tor the collection &Soto; BlIta;ot trchang - -;
&c., maim ustiney caz: deport; and boy end set dungeon engem at tba country.,
'Met acmes Arida boa attended', Ote.-. .11111~t:
Intst Company, Ole* 'oli=dzation . 18311,stlt F,
ate • batlike, - be it' saftelent - gulaentre eat businas
cotruated to the nev organ t=tien yin metre the' '
same prompt attention. --
Y74 , OmPre rorTeaPsAdertottlitbasaki
• laud Tankers attend the country, we Wier, we,
can Gear. dazing thrtlitter to those mho do Weber'
with
• -Ilicebtudtcaim pe akiducird ej the knit , titElero_,
AkasinterflpaN,;,,
'Trawls G. ,
Mex. Bruttm: ,
Sazmuki 1;t1 - 7,4
4azons tintab,
Hobert& Hays,
Thossas - Ben, :
EMN
LAOGAL3X;?i'eikiea3-,=4 ~,'.
:e :MILS
JOUN.
4.044 64.1sia.
noudut SAVINGS Rom, NO:,W;t
C/t1 8 OUPC 1)1 N. 18 1 50 .
-opian - dab tecra 0 to "a o'clock. idio tutivianigir ,
and Batunlay . mains. from kW ; liana , Naceralats 7 7
,let; from 1 iol o'clock: emd-from.4ntaidmC la! ic5...1 1 .'..
Domain, -retched of all: stink?' not Viiii titii oiier. .
'Wino: andalthideld of the proiltadecdatattanoll ~,,
ram. in Jute .cd • Dectaiter.--,Jastansd hatbitincleamfi .'
elated ematantmlly, in Jane sad Decemtoriaigeo:tic
the Bank 'lris oniian*katilia rate of siiimr ant. .
.
sr.i., If not drirm' i 1 . 4 Laidan 4 in : iii. nalle
of the deposlicir le PtintApaLllnd ISMS tbellialt an... 4
tend tronfibotlStAllp of Jima and Ancendookemn7
goindbartaim At year withant troubling tini dimoal.;“ ''
' t0r,t0..W4 or men to momnilla man Makc - a4.WW A - . 1.:
'inio monCy:irfil &dbl. to /cm than teed** TOOL_ _ , ,
i limb,. containing :Wm , Carter,' liyaaira.. wanal.t ,
the ti dem. , ,
... - . pgazotri-.Groacrtraundr.r r:“- , ' , 1. ,-;"
-John B. maid*: ' - • Imo rt.tatinael.- - • -.
I
j o hn-iiebew ~,,,.. - • --. J o b.: i::
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• Alaxonleebiaar.: ; ::,!, , . Janaill.:2l:llc.-Iln •
B°4l - 1 7 P % "1".'", .• A. W.P.O/10,41 , ,,, , :fc
Juno weiccdey,,
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.11111.Thnra..- . 1 .; ! . : - ;.ize
''Tamm'4ni'lzmi ' ' ' 'WI/11ain ' AniktMai -
..34.1; ' 44.Waad r ilic ' ;p.:44 Ln'a
Wohn aled P..)lamb#,e; , , ay. .
'Robernitobla - ' ~. ..,.c
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.Jaserfibtdia; a= ovi .021,
-.Jolizaralkaadonnarcinc in
7 Wi4lanCia-
a ilk/. e...•za
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Wm. I....Amnia. 420Zi
Clotalia rells ' .
- "ragt. a. onsoz.
Calrtn Adams.. -
~John '
John C. Bind*, • •
. &ono 81ack,,_.;.._ .
Akasta:LlDsrler r
litZtlletokort.
801. T a c•
4amft D. Katy,
8. Lardy,
Itscarmr: • • • • •
Er.lo 'S' MO "