_ r Eniou and Tgg.kan;:the . - ' -cir o l " 7-'
•
:
Vittsbuigit ,05aze , ihe code of Mews. Etabiy: iibi . Titipan,
tho parties convicted. of forgery at the June
I I . NOV. 30, 1863. term, ums up before the Court again to-day.
...- ,- ! Emory, who id an attorney, concluded the
j .,
CITY AND SUB vaRAN - 1 argument upon hi 3 motion fora new trial,
- 1' during which he denied that he ever had the
. . . .
MONDAY. MOILNLNGI
_
ft : alleged fradulont note in his possession, much
;`From Saturday's Evening Edition. I lose had he been guilty of passing it. The
____ Court took charge of the papers, and a do
ii Important Suit Between OH Merchants. eiSiOrt will be rendered before the close of the
present term.
On Monday last, Judge Williams, of the " --- "ts.. ---
K District Court, called up the ease of Shreve, Nte Book.s.—Letters to the Jonesee, by
Johnston A w il _ Timothy Titcomb ; Hannah Thurston, by
Tillzon 1' Co. vs. Broreton,
' Bayard Taylor; The Runaway Match, by
S. kins, being an action to recover some $2,5,000 i Mrs. Henry
enryWoods: Strange Stories of a De
it
11 damages, alleged to have been sustained by • tective; The Police Record of the Army of
*plaintiffs, j e . :,„„„ que ,,,o, of a b r o ac h of oo r, the Cumberland. Alt-,, all the Magazines
' for Derember. and all the Weeklies for this
'tract for the delivery of oil. The plaintiffs ,
... week, and all the Dime Novels and Song
~
f are extensive oil producers, and the defend- Rucks can be he had nt Frank Case's News
2 ants are the sinners of the Aladdin Oil Works, i Depot, cheenich: Building.
t . ..; on the. Allegheny ricer." In the spring of
1 11..1. NA. lir.Sl ICS II1ZETTI: tIV FASIIIOX.—The
;. , 11302 the plaintiffs contracted with the de- I
December number of this valuable magazine,
f.i fondants to &liver 6000 barrels of crude oil, , for ladies, has just been received by Mr. J. P.
....,: at thereto 011 0 00 barrels per month, at their re- I Hunt, Masonic Hall, Fifth street. The task
s
"st finery, at the price of *ix and a half cents per , ion plates, patterns, etc., are as profuse as
t' gallon. The amount of 4000 barrels was deliver. ' usual, and our lady readers will find, in addi-
Is ed as per agreement and accepted. Afterwards : tion, a large amount of entertaining reading
'.i the plaintiffs made a tender of the remaining , matter.
— f 2,0911 barrels, which, as they allege, was re- ,
fused by the defendants. Plaintiffs further Guist bargains in Carpets at J. Finch's,
allege that the delay to which they were sub- corner of Grant and Fifth streets. Extra on
: pump t h e , perfine all wool carpets at 85e per yard, worth
k jaded before the defendants would
l: oil from the boats into the tank., caused a , $1 12 : wool fining at 50 and 55e per yard;
tt: serious loss by evaporation, leakage, etc., beet country made rag carpet at 45e; cottage
which they estimated at Selo barrels. The 2000 ca-pets at 3.5 c and upwards ; Swiss carpets at
: barrels which *ere refused, were subsequently'! 30, ; stair carpet at 30e and upwards.
'./ sold by plaintiffs, to other parties, at four cents I
7 , ..; per gallon, involving a loss of two and a half 1 IS 1' OF LETTEItS remaining in tim
';
cents per gallon. The entire amount of dam- , 1-41 POSTOFFICE at ALLMITIENY, Po., at teAni
,
age was estimated at $25,000, in addition to on SATURDAY, Not ember Soil, 1803.
:?..., which was the penalty in the bond, $lO,OOO, :1”.-nt ism o ni Artllonl, ]
/'.'. which, however, was subsequently waived. era - Pt 11110 mention 5150 date of the Llst in which
.:1 The defendants denied the allegation of do- Ow I :ttt'y ts atirertisoa.
'''' , a
~17 lay in inpieg, and also denied that they had - ''' '"'"'" 5r.,,,, 7 `• '1 0. I.l'-a
-t:,11,-11th,1 A 't McCombs Sarah
rofese mi
dto accept the tender of 2,000 barrels. ~, En.,a ,;ray t• ,s V' Nick:,,,, ,i „ s . 1
lye:3y Sam 2
They also alleged that the plaintin would not ! m dr ,a, i .., m , ~,,,,r r. or,, ~
~,
give them su ffi cient time to pump the oil into , Ah.aand, r I 1.1 !Rioter 4 - r o d C lm a goky Stara ,
c .: their tanks, but floated it down and so ' Lllt to O iikni., Beery iiraham I larriet Mahetivor 'ii A
4 other refiners. Anderson .1 EV / Gorman Jam 31t-Gibson lies NV
Messrs. Hamilton and Shinn appeared for ''''`) Sir. ' T cl "'''''''''''' 8 M ' ' 't in l ; Wm
krltlStrinig Ittitt blowi John P McDonald NV P
the plaintiffs, and Messrs. Cochran and Mar- B I .r... 11 Ilargt Mceonnel Rohl
...
. I' , .s tali for the defendant, 15,-cat. k A :Ea 1 1:oldrirk Peter ;McClelland Bobs
.'Lt . Four drip; were occupied in hearing the mace:el.. , tt ., ' ".lit , ll'''li.t.ti, McClelland .l a. Jas
, testimony and the nrcutuent of ronn-01. The /'''''' r '
.=.' II
1:1'..s t El. no. I' 11, Ihns A roll t I II:Nilo. J .1
-.. rhargo of the (: , ..11 . 1 Vi t, le II curd this morn- ~,.,, , ~,,,) 1 ~,,,,, ,i, I
Zs
1 ing, when tho jot) , retired to their room. Im- mu ~..., 1i• .tor Ed:, ' OMs I -sac
P", inediately after, plaintifis took a nun-suit, Itera 1t5 , ..0 I those. tom, I ),, , t,,„, s i
; and the jet - ) was sent for. They had already Boit oand ll
. 1t r 1111 0. II \ id hoken )1, Al
;Id found a verdict far defendants, but as a nun- P ' '''''.....'''' 11 , 11...51,1, N t,...5 . , IVne
Ite , kir .501,., ,Ilea Sarah 1
i• suit we. lotion the
_case till remains open fi.r p r ,,,,,.3 . , N‘
, 11,1 1 ,„„i, 'it, o 8
.
-!- Mal at a subsequent period. tiro, n JII -I' 'll.-ro, Stlillllll ! I.
V Bell Emily 1 Ilual. John T Porter th..
11 Iltanero Thu:, 1 Iforner John !Patter•dot Sarelt
lhomos Murtha I Illtroling Jno 31 1 Pltranal Juno
Beggs Martha ,Hold 31 sch ,Po.ndexter Lena
flatly Mary 11et,11.. )1, Pet to,. 3114',.
Bardlov Mary .1 J Bars s o lo Meryl.: Pork %I in J
Ito, 31agate I liutch.eon 31 'Packet Mtn II
B. yle 31 t:y ' Dunn, IN .t.,11 'Parka, 7.
Blast Nancy I .t I
, It
Bait, r lle, IJ, nh,no Vito. ;Quinn J.,-
Botgbain NI ut lohnston Ellia 1Q,11,6;d0y It'„, II
Bell Tito , It , Jame .1 IV It
/Pm k lord Res it: Jut loon .1,5.. 11-1,4•• r, t 1,,, 1,
Rest, ltold 11 Jones .'mule Rt.., Earmart
I.lold , trot II A .It h. don Laura
ratan...4l Res 11l is 110 Itar.kon or., II
rttII,I l'llll.l. 1 Eirster lola 'Rowlands Donn
. .tmplvell Fenn k 1 billy Emelt. , 1 octo liar, . t
1' 11 , 1,11 lien, II .IE , -, E l' !Rod. I.ll'Re.
rntltne II II Kirby All., E .Itatrell Is•
cotlino II B ,Bar Jo.. 11,. hut.: Ann I
t •..k Sat., ''ri n g it. ' S
1,1551, Sant), I' bar, Mr Sniiwil-in Abe.Sl
',tato. J Si I. ...Ito:, A 31 NV
:oho ille E J
h t ler 31 ~I'y .1-triii liati let iSoldle Elt. , ch
CJllualhits Jo. 1 Let,. Ilene) otott Ilanthil,
1' nsad J.,. 11 1.o:1m, .11e, ,timplo Itonrs
1 rats ford I, 31 ;Lavlrts Jot , ;Sheets SA rats
t'io: 1 .flora k. 'Loll Mary old riff Ninth II
Clark Margt 3 1 1...1R:h00d 31 It l otrartrvtoltler I
'label Mary iLeM•ill 31urgt 'Slather John
, 'lark tsar: SI 1 otevra I t !no A
o' 5 1 houn 1 , 11 0. r 1 Itodre Ilea jAlnola,r .11,0 A
, 11 tors X Loath Jere 11
DutrAutoe Wharfs G. , Ato; r , t t y,,,
Dunolote Po-,to. Ila,v, Geo T limith .11,.,
Day Leo IN alorro.on II N omoll, T T
Dail, Aarol, Nl , •rmson 1 1 I , tewart Ms
Da oil NI in 5, ')luny L. A , -dean Mary I
Duo, .1.;h11 1,-- 1 31.trqui , oull,. , I ,ll.att Ni 11l II
lld t,a . .1.-y Jos Marsh Isra. 1 ;;1t.,.,;, NI 111
Its‘ im Rev John Mulony Sarah A ihdotu.shot 51'11,
Ityor Louisa )1 11t.1..c h /1.-II T
1.-Jan 31 ;oh 1.-1 I Morrison .1... 'T ~i J.,- is
Day.. Mary A ' Ilteuel .1 1,1 I
ltdi.- Rad 1. I Mt-Jr, Th.. %.,,,.!,,..si \I.,
F. ;Martin 31.11,14 , ' 11
English Attuiu '3l.lltnger Al 1 ;Wald 7.
; Earloy 01.1,1 , 1 M,.11 , 1.,) Mt, .. , 1 I. %V 3 . 1.1.1 Witt
, EI , SI,IIIITI it. II aeon 0 INN tLoo, Mary I
l' I Non, 11 . 5. WAIL.,. 11,,,,,e
. 1 . 11, S.1:1:1 M. 7 ' VVllli..n o Ns' P
F',-her J.do. 11 , 11, NV Ittrter .la. .10 heeler Henry
F.oloy J. ho, ,M. 11,. t. r Ann li hot 1.-1 Frm,h3l
' Er.. ~. 1 NI dt If. I- Ir.td, Ellen I IVIII.em. , Ellin
t, , Ntet orma k vi T 1 traitors Arabella
1.5, n 31.. I I: ,
,m.t•ot. Ass..tr, 1.-eglo Smith I.M
SAMUEL RIDDLE, Pustntastr.
County Teachers' Association
This Associative wet at the 4th Ward Pah
l; lie Scheel building this morning—Professor
'1 Cohen in the •hair. The meeting was opened
with prayer, by Rev. Walter Wilson, after
which the Association joined in vocal music:
"Our Country 'Tis of Thee," ''Star Spangled
'4 Banner" I::
An essay was then read by Nisr , Martha
bless on "lion Not tad° it." It was a. most
admirable effort, tending to elevate the coacher
and impress upon him the all-important task
of educating the young mind. plow many
fail through an improper conception of their
calling, and injudicious treatment. Teach
ers too often fancy that young children are
merely vessels into which facts are poured,
irrespective of the use these facts are applied
1. to. The fact that Providence has endowed
the child with intellect, seems to be over
' looked, and that it is incumbent upon them
to supply the omissions of Providence, and so
they go on engaging in this delectable cm.
plop:tient, until the young minds almost bo
!ira come what they are most desirous of saving
.
them from. When the children leave school,
they are filled with such a disgust ofL o oks
~- i that they seldom or ever look at them again..
or seem at all desirous of fu then research in
"
the held of knowledge, so refiulsive has their
rii education boon to them.
Long lessons should not he given to pupils,
isand an intellectual appreciation of one should
4 be attained before crowding the mind with
4 another. Scholars in rows ofour pub is schools
and young ladies' seminaries, are crowded
down with loads of books, and lengthy err, 1-
tins which they soon learn to neglect or
It glance over so cursorily, that when the hoot
9; is "through" they have scarcely a thought iu
their minds of what the books contain. A
young lady huts "guile over geology" when she
lies not erect know nliat geology is. :he
has read a large work on English Grammar.
but he her refreshinginnocenee in converation,
you inly clearer at On, that the is relieved
from the dreadful task of speaking good En
-4 lick for the remainder of hor days. Her ad
lc, rice in there, and numerous other cases, wa,
especially adapted to meet the nor in point.
Then followed a lecture on physical train
ingcloy Prof. h old. to whom it is itnpos.iible
to do justice in any ordinary !lotion. A vote of
thank. , M. ',corded to tho cs.sayist and lee
tort, at the elok.
EMI=
The 1-11“Tvihg unwed
tenet' in the Criminal Court thin 111..rnmg:
Lonni+JJoyl, .1 lii need nhuut tailse
year', ~.111. 4 101i ‘ , l vs.,aultingehrtrle , L. Taiy
tor with 5t. , t1.:2. ?entonre•l t•• jo.y the
‘V iCleti of utaiutairking a
nui6anet, a ia...tght ,a b,r seuten , e. Thu
defendant had lea,ed thu ISitminghatn and
13roanaville Plankruad, an.' was c0:1..6°g
the tells on the came, but foiled to keep the
road in repairs. Ito was sentenced to pay a
fine of one hundred &Alai , and the coat,
Joseph McMullen, convicted of the larceny
tof a watch, from Lai id A. Prettily, woe eon
tanned to two year., and three muntha in the
penitunitiary.
Sarah Leelle, Sr., mother of " Sarah, the
) younger," Ira, brought in for sentence for
keeping a bawdy Lame. The Court remarked
that, as rho had dmregarded the lesquna of the
past, it became nuetwary to impose a severer
penalty, and Farah IV of icrAteueeLl to pay a fine
of lion hundred dollars, and undergo to ,
•. month, impriscoment in the County jail.
the e Quota
N-w that ih. 11.,ard of Enr•dhhent of the
_2.111,4 R:.l announred tho
your ne of the %V 3 nls, boroughs and town hip?
thrnughnut the di•triet, under (he recent cell
of the Pre,i , lent Gar 300,000 ',Winona! troni
•,
• the duty .11.,,,1‘ce open the eitivent of ca , -11
district L take ouch slept as may he be,t
related to furnith the requitite number of vol
unteero That it i, bc--it to do thin by volun
tary enlotnients, rather than by draft, we
think all will concede.
Will not the people take till. , most impart
ant subject in hand, and make an effort—by
organizing dittriet relief funds, or by any
ether meant, to encourage volunteering to the
required extent.
In view of the glorious i news which we have
to -day from our victoriuwelarmica, and of the
• evident breaking up of the rebel hordes,—
surely no draft need take place in this region,
to furnish the quota required.
Let the people--all of whom are intere•tiid
—take the plod-ion in charge.
The Pier on DuquePole Way
The further bearing of the argument of J.
W. F. White, Esq., on behalf of the city, in
the matter of the application fur an injuoc
lion in rm-train the l'itl,burgh, Fart Wayne
and Chicago Railway Company from proceed
ing with the erection of a pie: on Duquesne
Way, woo-hoed, by Judge Hampton, for Fri
day, but a, Judge Williams was then occupy
ing the bench in the trial of a cause elan
where reported, the hearing was fixed for this
morning. Air. White was in Court, with his
authorities, but there was no jngde to hear
him. and he was compelled to let the mattor
drop. In the meantime, the work is being
.pushed forward by the company, and the pier
will, in all probability, he finished before the
application for n preliminary injunction is
decided.
" TUE RCNAWAT M•TeD ; AND THE DEAN 1.1 ,
lleausu."—This is the title of a new book by
Mrs. Menu Wood, just published by Messrs.
Potersoa, of Philadejphin, And now for sale
by W. X. aildenfonney, 45 Fifth street, Pitts.
burgh. Mrs. Wood to BO prolific, that we
hardly pert company with any one of her bLO•
ries till the announcement of another reaches
its; and yet she seems to hold her readers
with no less power in those hastily-written
stories, than in those earlier ones, each as
"East Lynne" and " The Channings," by
which she bee:ma known to faint. Those
t who have read the present volume, we observe.
1 speak very flatteringly of it.
DISSOLUTIOAN, ac.
13 1 S Z... I l; T lON —The Partnership
heret-forp s fisting under thel DILIII• and firm
.1. It V ± 6.. to thia day diewol,il 1,7
mntwalwith the
lett. firm e,ll 1.. erittled 11 .1 R. LIN at
Vs 1.1111,1 r, .1. 11. LIN IiSA V.
J. 11. LINDSAY.
I S.", DO in 111,4 Iltro
P. j.. 111.111\A' t, it I INI3SAY.
EIMEEMEMEI
121 Mil
If •v!n: pn: lb. Intel-oat .f J. H. LI NI/SA Y,
In tho grin of J B. 1.1 IS USAY A. Co., flaniwaro and
Mutiery , tiro, of J. B. S S.
A X %CELL a Co . M•nota. nrors, b ol
vtll oosdovoo 41. uniui , Ilal.iwara and Collory.
I r J 1.1`:: . • nom., . J B A S. MAX.
V;" .f, .t
004 1m
I)I: 4, SUIA - 1 . 11 IN OF ERSIIII 3 .
Tin pnn n. r.lop t-tol“, tng I...!votett
the nod, the (trot of PHILLIPS,
FI:.}:W t (,1).113..o thtt...ley hot, die... Awed. CHAS.
I.Ol'K Ht.IIT and %VILMA:II nu:w fining ttur•
not entire int• ro•tte of the other itartatov:
Th.t h._ jute Crrn to 111 Le eettled LOt
H 11IT .1 Vlt 1.71,V
WILLIAM pmurs,
m I LI. IA 31 1 !LEW,
CH A IMF:, LOCK HA RT
JOHN VA NA KNDELL,
ARIL M V KIPP.
P1t1...b.”1:11. A llgnlt loth.
kIILLK 1",11,1, anu s rut,
LOCK H A RT
Producers and Refiners of Petroleum,
ere- At A I.ltlnN OIL WY.LLS. Vona:ago county
Az..l II I: ILI IA NT OIL Ut/ILKS, Negloy's Itun.
HOOTS ✓1.11) SHOES
i i NTLE NI EN'S NV INTER I SOOTS.—
vit we tho dler.lll7ll 4 p•ntlrnirn
win, boor daculty in 1E411104 tlonts sna.l•, 1.. our
I F 11110 T.
TAI'
EMBED=
n.% TER PR. tit F (;RA IN BOOTA.
t..ttLl; AND 1:1•/ . 1.1t CA Ll' do.
.tro ord,. and for neat •
told dornldltty ar WlLtraltl,ll MilVti too .ray cny
...st
GEO. ALEREE, BON & CO.,
no lo rornor of Wood arid Flout h nt roots
13(
4 A N D rIIDES.
. .
Galien, $I 7'. worth St 50
~•". " 15n • 2 (W ,
" " I Y 5" 175
All other yorY
JAMES ROBB,
ani 89 MARKET STII ET.
JI tfirc ('A NI Manufacturer i.l
•J AND S IMES, .4 ' , very dr-vriplum, No.
).7.7.1 I. •7.1 .7 r,rt, Pit tAm rah. 0t2.1:1y
.
I
E() AI.I 3 ItE E, k co., Virtiol,;
sal. and Rata!! th-alers In DOM'S, 8110E8, Le.
anrnar Wor.l and Four! h Plttshurch.
N E COURT OF COM M 4 )Neal
I PLEA , " OF A LEGIIF:NY COUNTY.
No. Ili, lino Tat nt, A. P. Lillie A. Roberta,
by her next friend. Thos. P. Adams, Yr. Jobs 11.
Roberts. Libel in Divorce. eubpoina issued. Re
turn...l to let Monday of June. Ret urned N. E. I.
Jane lth, laral, allay aulipirna Punted. Itornrnablie
to Ist Monday of October ; also returned N. E. I.
And th•iolzer 22d, IKrJ, en motion of Geo. 11.
Cochran, Attorney for libellant, Ills Court direct OW
Sheriff to bravo notice of the mar. publiabod in ono or
more netrypspers published in said county, for four
s t ieceyeiyo weeks prior to tho 4th Monday of limon
ite( next:, requiring the Said party to appear un sold
day to ansuer Fold complaint.
BY TUE C0C.112.
♦ttot Karol, Prothonotary.
John If. Roberts-10 porsuance of di.. Mare or
der of Court, non an• hereby notified to eppear befere
the Judges of the Court of Common Plena of euld
county, on MOND.%Y, the 2.811 t day of Docember,
A. eau., If any you hare, why the
prayer of +aid petitioner elionid not lei grouted.
E L 11. CLEI LEY, Sheriff.
Slierfire nmee. net. 20th, 106 c,inilueitlw
rinTE DRAFT. —Pen onn who are draft
" eel, who are entitled to exemption for aware,
laid down In the rowicript ion Act of Mardi 3, 1863,
or who wish to In tw,llcnni by the payment of 113°0
frons Al. present dni/4, omelet. to proenre o Nulrstltute,
to take their place dining the tr., will find it to their
advantefie to tall on me, as I am Culty prepared irith
blattke, ho. J. K. B1.011ANCE„
No 107 Ft,otth etrn, twat tlmittak , lll.
jyalarreit
tOffifERCIAL RECORD
FINANCE; AND TRADE
The recent heavy devil. in geld and fi ridge e.
clung" app. are to have complately nrisettbel the
market value of produce and merchandise In all dl
reetiom, and the wide difference between (ha views
and feelings of buyers and sellers, has brought busi
ness to a stand in many arta 1,. While depreviation
in the value of some of the leading art. , b of trade,
will no doubt cause speculators to loose boas ily, yet
It Is ionceJed ou all bands, that the ...nil this de
pre,intion takes place the better. nod ness r f all
kinds will they improve, and trade. getietally, wall
more healthful character. Om great
drawback to the grocery. nod dry pride trade, and
othor staple articles we might mention, both hire
and elsewhere, has loon the e :le dbitatit prb•oe do
wooded, n Lich causes country merchant+ to bold off,
or buy Just enough to wed their Itumeillate want.
The Sew Turk 'Tribune has an exeellent artiste
bearing on this point from will. h we make the
fol
lowing extract;
"The dattnoralixat ion and inflation of praxis growing
nut of the financial nyetemf firivad upon the Govern
ment to sappreixt the Rebellion, hero in all spasmodic
advances, prices will surely recede to an extant
sufficient to .weep away the fortunes of that dallier
people, trading largoly open a small cash capital,
°kat out by credits upon a hugs , scale. With peace
appearing reasouaLly near, the whole financial pro
&amen. changes. instead of a rush to buy anything
and everything. upon the theory acted ups since
the Issue of Government money, that anything was
better than a Lank balance, the desire will be to
convert property into money, to be reinvested In the
same pn.porty after the peace panic and fall In
prices am over. A scramble of this kind will he
minent as such a movenient after an intense specn •
Litton always ends. Value. are wiped out with such
rapidity that parties doing tinniness nn erodit, to a
moderate extent, even find their dells unpaid after
lasing all their prt.perty. The military situatitiu
ahould warn people to be prudent, and to mike an
fen - debts at possible."'
The Commissioner of the General Land r dile, in
his oflirial roport of December last, states that the
yield of the precious metals of California, "will not
fall below Tltsyloo.ooo the present year, nod It will
augment, with the increase of population for eon'
anti. to come. - Ile cnirulatett that ithiu ten
yeant the annual product of thew , tutu, will reach
otexi,ooo,taxt in the ',nylons metal, and t
in eal, iro,
tin, lead,et - and copper hall that sum.' lln
propoYes to subject thee° mineral. to a Government
tax of a per cent., nod counts upon a r,untle from
this sourer of it?..5,tX10,(100 per annum almost immedi
ately. and a proportionate increase in the future.
lie aids, that with au amount of labor relatively
Fln that expanded in California, applied to the
gold fields already known to cxtat °lama ,. of that
Stale. the production of this rear, in. hurling that of
difernin. ,re eta Poceed 54,1,1.1,11.11. "Th,
of these mite a - hen... I-, • • Im al.- • :,1 L• . iy 1 t. , .t,.
d • dile Lyn— el d!...r n 3,d is
11,a In ..11 the "rninpage. ' 1.11 et
117 , ,,) was lit.
sattl4l noel limn:, in Nnn Inrk, ninsning at 11..
.Inclining In 1 then tt.lsztl. , to 147: and
finally rinsing quiet at 110,. An we has.: nutted
above, 14, ...tune is u4sighns.l fin- t Lis uucslM 4..1 and
n4aterial n,lrnuco, l ilt we 111,,P , 111114. II i nn IN: rP the
laxgn exports, tngct her t,th 1110) of II,"
'IIUP." /./1 ppf the prstu: that:
Instill hoar by thes,a enu
is 4• 4 ps:nl:nbln
tthnt thn elvanc , rill be 4nstohns4, nnl,4s a•no un
:4 4rohpll4nstar shoo 41 happ ns I ~ u . tenor
PITTSBURGH 31 tRKETs
r 211==
15,11L1 worth) 4 Tii- natki.t )
atol th. trimmetiot.sll, 111 5 454 45111 , ilwit •
u. ter. Whrifit Is firm with +fulfil from 15
.t t , 1,1 , anti la for Whoa. t*.tl
Oral With a 4100 0 f I+l Eara, front it hal c, at
$1.,1t: and I var of Shalle,l is p 1../ tad i I, to 1 -‘en
1!!=1111
snla 7.fx , 01,11.01 1.1. k, nt S".•
nt i. 1,1". fro - t!..• , t.
Fl..itr In firm with owl.. .47, , 1.1.14
E j tn, nurl 17,1114,7:L3 f..r Extra ram tiv iturts
wh.nt 11..ta t.rf tl. t.t5.1 tzm) ..t ETV
‘ vt ..; o .%c T.1111.E ANT , 1 . 1
£4,tk) to E4:2:. rwr ewt
OtVERS, NIA I'S.
Gilt ti:ER lES—Th.• gr..cet y mr.•l tZTAILL
somewhat -lb. th-te 1..11•
.1,411..1. in 11171. 1.,1,•14. m
r''""
""" fuu -4" ' " TLS to 'IN% I.Nry.vivic pe.it .•Kvr. 0,17
'''; 17' ..' 1 ' 4 nrr. nt LES: , TIIAN NI AN
tor t t,• 1. , r UFACTL Our .to. k t. n .
I fir well ',noun new. all 1..“ n 11 t.h in iittin•ty
IlAyo, f•.. rnalt. nt the vet, - hove, pricer •
A IT'LL,,—TI, 4,11.4 IA
sta.l with Inrgok ..t t• I w,
owl iun. t ..111 1.. t I 1.1 f. to n
"I ANT , 71 FIVTLI STREET
t.. rL too •ittllttit • it 1 :11'1.- •'• . a- • ..1,1 o.ay
.ittot.ol of fro. !Ir.' , to 91.•' 1.•1
TOTAT.Eg- 11, marl,. i. •..r. 'hough
4 ..I.ltottrti•-• nro told it' onty al fn I 0-1 tt• ••.t.
nttto naloof rol I sa•
trosl: rah, (tout •tuto st t 1.. I',..ttet. •• r
011 E ts
I=ll
alpoul w In.t
..):14.NS—The .I..tumsl , l t,.
nre iwr
teen
pAr
HAT— 1.1 II ,I , Ttuttl.l. Awl I.• •, 11.•
Rt t. , por t•
Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
The Tharl,t hae h.., i I.• .Iny
411 , •up,1J qm.tations nontm tr. be 611.:.3 ntini...r.• .1
etude. In iu ntspi.ly, ntnl, .it;, kat hn..tr.l , •
etpta. mark. a Ilrm and Ladd. ar.
*Ling a still fiarth,
Ite"., 1.1.1* in L.,14, ,• I. 3 ,
Ire ltele,late! the.e way re r sekhed
lay the ruling rat... Th. rain hn I the .fkri h , nitre
sont• imyers • timllia4n rt. , In Li,. At"!
ennw•quettit haw: rin - ,1 , 1r, f”....1 Fla n0.50....f a a
IMEll=ll=l
ha.v. In rNI.. st.n.i. I I nr0.1,..1d
3.7.: fn. nt, I I^l
- VA 14.101,414..1, ht en.l wuito
of fr.. sr, is masin sti to, •rdit.,, I
" "d Rrduced Frilly 20 per Ci 1 1
a. being quivtairbo atTlior•
I.me inquiry fir ltvWtum, not axrontin, ti , Ft
fr.l.l.:iyir ,
I.icw 'fork Petroleum 31arket. W. D. & H. M'CALLIIM,
tial Pit triburgh Flit lITII STI.FI T.
Ns, N 2n. -The n.nrkrt h.: Fait irnn.
Into 1...un nrgh .1,11 In ogh- t la , , an“
IMMZEI3
I=l
Ironed, nu•l fr•- , Vlf•lirn I. cp.., .1111 1,1
New York Grocery Market
the I 1- • . 5... !
I‘l l 3All- - Tt, hunar titarkst, 141 , 11 hnr been 11 1 •11/ 1 11
IW. dull for nouto time wart, has I•ni kirougli
ton roinrilnts atanidat 19 the ritilrlini hill in gold
and rachango, but Itr the absent r of tint/sail S 1•
Lilts mat, change In inir fulfil o 01..1
of sour.. ronnalered sonteulint notnlti.d. The Killer
for thr haw,' dny. 3.1 3 1 3 only II Ithiln Martin
ique at Path. ; 10 tin ht. hills, I.'w, New
13 '4' 4 14 ,: ‘, • and 111, fkimarara, 14%;. 4
fly atzetiou, At. hiAtin I !lobe N o w 'd ea n, sold at
f12.2:4t1',4-4, 4 mos, 2:311/ 1 b.., Now hlnisunlit,,
nrd. 1 3 %•(.41:d , Yr ;'nnil 317 ban Havana, 12Iir, minh.
to,tot I'LL—The non but, until yeatardny, was quit,
firm, but then lonnsniii itliaottbal, In rfeor of the owl.
'ten Inn to Buhl and ex.rhart.gr,aail though there were
no tabs to bat valuta, theirs nrini n dlajoailllun to went
Intarra at sumrsrhat nolurnnt rnlunts n., hut, In thn
abaertee of iiittrhasnra, our quotation. are haw lather
otittirbal. Thn tale, art nal lags 160 Al 2151 do
Ilarsretllrn, :Liy, 4 tuna, and f I I...,nayrn on terms
not mail,. 11111,11, fly ant 1, in, JO b.ig• sold
at . 1.5 c rant,
Tt~n.ir.. dicanand ham fallen off into,
prior" favor torn, merkot climmg flatly. The
nel.v are 310 Wale and 20 1.-v Clavvd rat.. cm 'TV. ,
•1 4Ac 51 Isla'. l'Oet ilavca‘acic,, ..204111,
120 W. New I irlcatnv, , :Inn, awl ::`,14. 111,16
end 71,14. Ilartatlia, cm !van. nm tran , oo.l. Ilr
nu , j inn . 4501.61. New itrlea tat wold ul :19 . vdc.a71 , I nto
Toledo Market.
N.s.37.—There rrao entire ..meromal .1 ho..
IMO iu our market yeaterdae. i
relation of a neelerato enquiry for mill!nz
there la no demand for wheal. turn 1. attlet and
nominally ha..., lo n i. a Imelerale r
I
Ants for the Immo, t nolo.
w hit. 'ahem, at $0,75. Wheal sale 1.1.nn Int.'.
.11
her Bilichigan, for million:, at oro,
unto,, orlon ted. Oat., nonsizol al f7r e Ilare
change to nine.,, otter grad.. Sreinhix. there a re
110 grain ',mole Irmilug. font, norhangml
52,24 1 amino aml groon.lolllll/ I , reared
hag.—lleoniplaltirrea.ring ; ere quote a ,
...Ming 1.. aragl.l and
Cleveland Markel.
Nov. 27. Flonr-21arkrt rlul, t and tuo
Sales WO bide XX nal at Whimt--More
bnt Irregular nod eillSfrr. Palo. title morning on
'libange 1 cnr author on track at 1,2 G; 3 rate clan,•
rod do at $1,211; 2 can nal do at 21,1,; I car rad at
$1,24; I met red do at 81,23; and 3 can on l'.
track, dellrerrrl, rat 21,21. rile altar - noon 1.311, 3,00 n
MI rail fire on board at 21,21; i car rhino. nad on
track at 81,22, 1 car white on track at $l.lll. Corn- -
No sale. reported NA morning. Satre Ills after.
noon 2 can from animal 81,10, 1 car car ou track at
an,. Oats—Bale 1 ear on track at 71c. Daring -
t 2.10. No rake, Rya—Salo 9 care ?roc on I.•anl rat
21,1 1.
Philadelphia Seed Market.
Nor. 7A.—There la e good demand for Ch.. reenl,
and bat little coming in. Salon of 300 bushels at 57
( 1 4 7,501164 tbspand amen( poor quality et Angt..sl).
Timothy is worth 81,504.'2,75. Vaiseed has been
In active demand for cruihing. and prices bare ad
vanced 10 cents 11 tatehel. EMI. of 5,066) bushels n t
62.5.5 up to 63,23 It bushel—cloning at the lattiq
00m—chiefly at /3,10,43,15. At the East. er , l
ealetLuf the article hare Leon lerr.
PROPOSALS.
Nov. 22.—This was a blue day for seller, Pro- '
.Al?),,m 1
date mod Proeteiong; t were v..ry few buyers 1
. 1 NDSEY'S
ur any deeeription of /doff. The milt of Bragg'• 1-6
army txf. re I laattenno;u csowel n renem!
PLeard, ,, , •
tem artivr.,3 ; .eraterf to hold off. mei lower !d, Wa ti e eh. :tun. N mtuled 31.
w're flt•• • lti.• , of du day. WlO,ll was 11111 91.1 d.. The IL p... 1 mem w the _I-f It kT ttle PL.
1;42e, with at I, No Lana cEm B E L NE \ 131PILOVED
21, 1 4041,t15 1 4 for No. 2 iprinir In store.— lat earh Nat) Yes tt tem N
There were no tranwmtd he repedir , in Wittier Charle&c.o9 Ma. , BF. did, a Net. lark, and Mil.
Wheat and the mark at VIL, en 11,1 y nmali.d. Hoer of .b„, rite
s• ;neglected (tad doll. There tem little or no tteitury • n. ...„. r tend:
for Corn, and Rai,. mere trilling nt ND for No. 1-4 r rr,„ II „
6.. of , 34c tar lath-1 n r " W '' l 91"`19Y, at, tide arse nit-re, an .1,1 elating, and a,i) 1-•
opted -er, and avid at 1113.464 1 ,-c ; sulawspuntly „,, , ,„
. 1
rA:ia •I, eat advamed to 1 .V.,c. but elt I ddlc l 1 . 6:I - whale of F r • or iron fr a ',fwd. tbdt ta,
Rye M . O dull and 1(g1 1 r . boxer. tesilee were
It
at , , lb,.
2 1 ," 1 3 , 01. 0 2, Earley rui.-1 yid,: o t rfeady at Yl.l` may I-• Icl 5.1 r
(d 1.19 for No. 2. Saw:. were dull and ettegleelotl. 1 ItErK ARBOR
Ili 1,0 in... mere t n active D-Inest and firm at 67e. . El „,,
shrew Corn 14 leee acid , mut law , t. , hr . ,
worr negl.eded end nominally tumor. ]Lax Pork .na „„, „.,
was boil at -3170 ; 17.50. atel 1 . 1.0 le •c Y letc l,6 A pot D. , n DI ; Noll lb,.
w 81.01 tbe ruog I.arl ‘‘'l doll an' prime cures: •:, • ...1t1.t.e..1. ID." the also. to tit
Cemntry steam Meld Love llog• were in Lerg e ,null 4,t:hrt, fur w 1,100.wi1l
19
1.191 Y •u• 1 29(4 1 1 , lower , Pm'' , Ile' earls fart , Lo fund-leel td the alb trnDlorn. To be v( the best
the day buyers held off. but about wont aerera) ell .p- ~ ,
pars entered the market, and mloe vr. remidi. at s4,le , m
g. „ f e e g‘ e. n„
51t , fur go.] t. , choice lot. Itre,eed Doge es". a MIDI I. 'd rn. L
from the ib , of
LI And fully 50,' per cad lowed. Light weights I IV Y. , tPGIIT 11111 N STRINGERS,
lecei of 3145, and tote anal 150 11 , .. at 2 , 3,51 r. ,
ilir....hotearel and twenty cd.thlo,ltileal ffet of iron
rat Bo 111 •1 311 1 •trincede. eight (NI inellea aptare, except at the Merit
doll unit nominal. and stem, it le re they si taper on. way for the
Cincinnati Market: ugt 1, id ..Lou : tufty f fe, t ecieli • 0.1 of the vete
eel to el-Met . -. Thee.. stringers to le
Sa t ' .17•-1199' awl will in 1.3,11 tv ent v .•±3l feel sic 1 , m a e rp ay-, th e
from the regular local
, comomptire trade, met nut 1,, , ~0 ,1.
..
,‘
much from that. Now, froth-ground, wan not ~, f ' -
offering to any extent, awl holders cout set
ea.. ,
0 ,
the old figure, 55,73. The offerings of Wheat In err
small lota at the late quotations, were more liberal tong , rs ,:,. h ,solo o! Ili„ '-
ni I.
' no d ma.lr .uf
th'"' on W " " .916 j. " t " ° ""'" n Mae id 11,.. •,see given. Thavfli 'lt t fro
lolls era] in
three to Ave recta per bullet malt claimed by t hose
~,,,,- rm
St„, I h.
who were in the market, and in alma Ca.loll,,eidod.
The quotation+ , now current are, $1,2 , 1121.23 for prime Cu'
1., choice rod; $1,40(41,45 fur prime molt white- iron. Gin e In , le-- thiokdee-, of the b.ll
Corn wrote with local demand to maintain ,
the mmket at Si .1051,12 fur cad, 93' fur new ;o I tog I ,S_ . • a,
ere, however. at these prises, limit their purchases. 2 1
Oats area trifle firmer, although buyers do not.r .. t. ,
gaud with any fremium, In bulk they are etlltlilighq.
•t Ze, and eacked at 930. Rye I. urichMtgelLlMiMiSl , • , . ••
10 In milady demand at 21,16t . 41.53 , forpg, l 22lS.o 6 b9 l lf
Spring, fur Fall.
Imports by Railroad.
CLISTRIAND & Ftnottranll RAILROAD, NOY. 22-
67 rolls loather, flays d Stewart; If haler rage. Iltiff -
Red A Cottrell; 7 hp dry (milt, J II Succor; I ea , Its ,-
ley), 54 bbl, flour, 114 hp, I car 111111 feed, Shotnaker
6 1..4; 65 bbla cider, 125 aka potatoes, 13 Lae shwas,
F Vanisorder; 130 eke wheat, J S Liggett A ..
eke barley. Spencer A Meta); 130 aka potatoes, alp
it Shepard, 141 bile chairs, F 1.: Walker; 69 I”
A .1 Hagan; 51 mks weed, II Ake rage. ;21 eke barley,
Smith A co. I,:bbls tobacco, J s Dilworth
& co; 14 be.. cheese, cheiden; :0/ do do, WI3I Ida..
loge; 2do do, R Pallet! A co; 100 Ws flour, II
Gerwig A co; fal9 sacks wheat, R T Ken
nedy A Bro; CYO (ado eider, J Frale It; 9 1 blti , witeel•
Noble A Angel; 'AG bge barley, 11 do teed, Ill'',
r ' nCk • McCelwrY A re; 177 eke barley. W If tdarrard.
NI hg. potatoes, 1 1 Vat/got - der; '.. 1 0 ble e , ap. 'lraham
A Thomas:'4 eke ottione, sal 11.1, apple, d
31 do .le, Campbell & ILDIC1,1(1.11, Pt du 1 0 d P •
d.l, II -10 .1 co, Itt biptJ l'ulticej•
1.1,1. apple, 5 , 1, cider, $ Dye , : 31 eke *PIA .,
g.., pf,ge leather Mc. A W Rickard. bet led. ,
11 ,, itr, Bingham S Dirge,. Ara: 1,1 halos 0at.... Mat t
Wilson: It lab. paper, W S 17e hides, a 11
. Andetet , /N , .4.1 barley. :veto era 11, hay. I , *. , •1 , 1.
flour. Jae IT Cony A re; 1 ,, tiod. , , , 'llll, A sle.pard, e.
eke dm seed, 11 B Suydam
FITTPIirBOI7, FT. IF Ti Cut. too UsII.GA O. Soy
I..nahrrt S Shiptnit. Jtt hole.
Ark I. 3,104, iurki .s cw, 8 lai.ro.
taco,. E 18tel t . Jl3 ski flax 11 , y.1 s Ita•
8.11 bt.L. r.ll-I,ng. 1 laa nprtl , ., 1
boater, J' , mgt.. , 11
Itl.c.rot., I.lnitmt. 4.1 1.”;,..1 I' !Lima.
7t. 14,1 A I , j .!“ 1 t. an., .1 .1111ot:
7 PI: Vt J tons. I A
ottr••11. I k h.: .1 ..P
1 , Y.1.1.1. ft 1 A 1 tug.
CaRPL:TS,OIL CLOTHS, sf c
A r
N kL;%%' s•r()lti4.:
We khall dorlng vr.4..ct th, M
mud ANY A I'VAN..K IN MIN F.,
=MEE
Floor Oil Clot lip
I=lllllli=
McFarland, Collins & Co.,
A 1 4A tiE AK-4 r.m EN I . (
im S,
Uar SktViSll . t - \T R.NS
Lowe“ Prioos
Crumb Cloths, Feßings, Rugs,
()IL CLOTHS, &(
And harlup pnr lout.] t I,tl. berm, ar let,
4.! nro nt lr Ire me II at rh r,r , u1,31 , tr: t. rers
pr.., en unequell,l
CARPETS,
Window Shades, Mattlnkk, &e.
OLIVER M'CLINTOCK & CO.,
CIA Itr HAN E AD\ ANCEICIN
g.. , 1.1• .1. ~$,/
snip px.rou.
rtIIII3 ATLANTIC llt I I jit o
.h 4 YAI. ifAIL STEAM
TIU COMPANY.
EINEM
ADRIATIC. Hors..
utisEns lA, I,OAI Horn.
A, Loom D oree _p,,secc, :t,io t ioug,
ANGLIA, 1,tx.1011,0n....p0ucr, Z. , 00 lone.
The magnificent Stennaohip A DNA TIC will evil
from Neir York for Livarpeol on TC L , SDAS', the 17th
of Norenther.
Rate,. of wattage from Near York to Liverpool, pay.
able In gold or to enzulTodent In currency,
Yin/ ektiln.— ZeOlßStecraga.
intormodlnte 40
Pas/oeuvre forwanlod stSu to Loudon, Paris, Boa,
burg, ❑aps, Bremen, Tletterkism, Antwerp, Ac., at
the lowest rate..
-- . .
• • .• • • .
Parra from Lirerpool or Galway to New York and
Boehm, am, PA, $76, Ilk WO.
Per pomp) errply at the care of the Apra,
SABEL A SEARLE, Hroadway.
iLzAzia Josra
STEA W'
M
=POOL, to
(Coos Iloanoa.)
LloorpoOl, Nov
riiT3 o ,lll.ll
(ITT OP NEW
ETNA.—
And every Burwell]
44, North Meer.
aom al PAILS.M.
Payable in Gold, or its equivalent hi °arroyo&
b7.8AGT......—.....1PS CO
do to Lo 85 CO do • to London 34 00
. ao to Perla 95 00 do to to 00
do to !hamburg. 90 00 do to HaroLg 07 ou
Pais/worn elm forwarded to Havre, got.
t""l"..itun ,1%
ctly 1011fr.11.
fares from Liverpool . or Quvoustowo
573, 5i5, 5105. bitionsie, &TS Thaw ahn ish
to
...I for thoir trletbls ran buy tickets here at tlmee
rats*.
NoTtr c - Ilse 14tramallip CITY OF I.lMth I. li,
of i his Ilea, will *all an an ..:Inaateamar
DA Y. Dor. 3.1 Ilea splendid accommalatt . o. for sk
low Cal./I0 and Moorage ramongrrt, I 1 ,
paNable In V. S. Correnry.
'or forth., lullwmatlon apply at the C0M4.9.110
°Mom. • JOAN 11. DALE, Agoot
16 OrOdiWay, New C.rk.
JOIN TIIOItIrSON, Agout,
Jihad ..troot, tint Immo from tho hrbtr.
mhllrtf pltUhorah.
CLINA 1 1,1 N froth
LIVERPOOL AND QrEENSTO"
i 45 In gold.. o It. tinlvalota In curnvici
Inloll NICW YORK, 675 to clurreme)
Sans every week. Apply le
TEISSISS RATIISAII, Agent,
aziftStatarldt Pithiburgh.
JL , _BIM on the Uulon Bank, London, and Slatit
Billa on ditty Important town In flernitauy, Frtnce,
Switzerland and Italy, for xale In Borne b, .nit tin,
thaws, by WILLIJOIS d co.,
aufg:Oni Wood atreet, cornet of Third .
CARPETS,
MIME
pow,,oVer. 9,0.1 to.,
3,0.1
l i''
1 ' -
,
i
,
TL.• r the e,d•• arm••n to to , otal.. from W.•
pllmo4l true• 1. tl erzot gIrrII. Tu 11,11,1 t'd
UL U, bioot!... from IL• dolt of 'lli , . 000 flirt.
wI. the quit lily that will
twit: I. etrnltt lwiint -two hIW ,I
Wei. the uare 41,6.
No 1.1.1 e ro , orrrd ett opt Crum par t.om ha,
ne o.tat.li•holorita cnpaLle dortig tine w. , rk, arid
..eta, 1.111: kola]. wild ho xtruit,d 1.4 .r a c•01t...
t... twill ho riwardod.
irt I , - 4i,nri application I- the
f h.. n, N. a York, Navy la i n'.
El=
,1... r,gerl.-+ right JO r..)..rt any
all th.• proppaaln that nany 1. mad.- nn-ler lila; ad
•t...nt, d• 111 Int.-ri-ms to•
I r •InIt• the I.i e pi pollo.l for
h.. I of tt , ,z Ow
ry yn • tir. an con.l I , nr , lnipanied
• gnarmsta• that p:tri tt contrart
ill!li=1:111
MoI'uSALS Wit II EA V\ rffii
WAR DEPARTII,T, I
IVRANIpzton. N'v.
Pr I ~.00.aht hh rr-trrd thim 1471,-o MI
1.1 1 -1...1, 11/ ,I 1 DECENIBER
N F. \ 1. f r HEAVY PRO-INi "Ti LES. In ht. dutivervd
rh. htit" , ting +" the uudernazurd Ar-
AT TII II 1I ATERTi.M N ARsYNA 1., MASS
T , .+ , I , Int h Intl, :.,g .It..t.
lurh .Lto
Po.. 11.110111.
AT THE WATERVLIET A I: , E \ II k..,T TRUE
NKNI
1 ..Inclt 0 , 11-
1. 1, 11.1.1n4 12 nit,
2 ,,, .1 ,, ,nrh 101,115.
1116 r. A115ENA1.,(.112% • I 'LA ND
NI:W 11, AK.
I bat,rll,4 •11,,
tneh
dl' 104m-1) slariln.
'NIL A LI.KGEI 1041 R'l:\.ll.. 11 1 T.T4 Ittal
'\i.c\pie
1 . ”:11 , h hnu.rln. ~11
I, sho:ls.
AT THE nT. DWI" AIZS.E: , A I •T i rl.s, Si"
b• inch .hot
1 , . Inch .1.41.
IT rilE WA,t111 , 1.;
'PIN, It. t.:
1.•••. I battering .hot.
L.... linch
I o in. h shot.
lo 116. h
Tl, Projectilea are to I: wade of lb. kind of
W.I. notuni.nn . toll ell, the rules laid down to
tn , lnance with the exception of the
battering .hot, hich are to be mode of gym
metal. tenotle strength, ranging hersrea`n
nod to thu square inch, and then moot
I. ,ast front areseilnoatory or air furnace.
loasetegl of ell the pr , jnctilse can to esen at an]
I,lls .innate where the, are to 110 dollvered. The
are to En inspncind at the fnondr - y where
• R.l, l.nt must I.e al.. rerlll ist the 11trismo &stemma.,
hArge lot t, ansporlatatm , •r handling, until
I••••tered 0.1 110. ••• D.illnrlre must be made
01 the r“: • ..f •1 I,s than the per cent. per err elt,
• I the of plopwt•lt•m I .,, tlattrt..d for ; the Orel
dA very to he mule 101 l h, n thirty dity• after th. date
d the contract. and any (adorn to deliver at • 'peel.
tied me.ll .10.1 oi...intr. - tor to • forfeiture of
in. howl.. lie rue) fail t. deliver at that time.
- searate hid. roost lee made for each kind of pro
awl If itoy holler prove , . to deliver at
itieeret.t arsenate .1 - astute bids mast tw made for
earls kind at each plan.
I at ails he considered from pert ins other than
f• sr t onili•rs, or pr-sprleturs of works, who •re
I.iiou • this Deportment ti be capable of execallog
to- work con t riteteit for in (bet r .own Ishoom Is.
Eseh party tibtanotti.t: a contract will he minimd
to
muter Into hoods, with approved sureties, fur its
I.tAltlul execution.
The Itepartmeht reeervee to Itself the right to re
}e.-t Any or all If n- , t deem. d oatterecetory, for
any 1,11.4,
Prupoooll mll Lo addroostol to "Brit:Ad tot Gooto!
t;IIt.ItGE D RAMS.% Y. Chief of 0 ninAnl..r. Waoh •
," and o I le. endozokol “Proposa6 for
cot') Prjiet GE). It. KANSA Y.
o Gnu. , Ixiof of Ordoonto.
AN( E (*TICE,
NV kit PI I • ARTIYENT,
ali11:20.311, tutb, (
1, i i ..f tho loreguing itollortlmenuott It Go h
• I.u• 1,1, Itattoring 1464, i vltbdrnau fur
the rr. o•-ot iik.n I , RAMSAY,
1•••,::1 • •..Ir.l Brigt;on . littera Ordnance.
I) I{ 's A /r%. ('A VALRY
1 li.ttsm.
CAVALILT Bunn!,
tlrri r t nn Calrr graufrastaarra„-
11amllington, U. C.. Non. 2S. lati3.
ern eoltett,•.t. nn•l • 111 to. m- a ja,ad at Oa,
oat , . ih. fornwhlng of Cnralry Horse, to ta. ,le-
Itrrnd IVaahlugtoa. It. C., at. Loots, Mo., and
1:1114144o, 111.
The florae" to comply with the following speeifica•
lions, 7. To lie from fifteen to sixteen Obi
hands high, from to alb. (Li years old , well
broken to the saddle, compai i tly built, to good flesh,
and frail from all defect.,
The ',Witty of the bidder to fulfill his agreement
most be guaranteed by two responeible persons,
laturee must bo appended t• the gnarantrio.
okOs will 1w entertulniel unless the oath of
of the person or !weevils bldili lag shall be
this office.
ponstblllty of the guarantors must nonewn
olsi virti licate of tho Clerk of theet
itirt or of the United bistro MAO let At-
Is must be addrewird to Lieut.. Col. C. C.
AS, Chief Quitrierionnior, Co airy Bureau,
glorsod on thii Cni elope “I'roisrials for
Florae, agreeing with the atone epociflce-
A bo purobesod In open market, rat t oe prime,
Toßowlug pieces, vie New York P ity, Albeny,
.uttffalo and Rorla...t,r, N. T. ; Pittaba.gh, Penna.
rolumblie, Ohlo , lltriton. Muss. Augusto, Mr,; nod
111flkiilti , t1. C. U. SANYTELLE.
Limo Vol. and Chid' Ijnartermast•r,
.0'2 , 1t( I,lry Buren,
PitOPOSA LS FOR. TIM BER FOR
L THE NAVY.
MESE
. .
Nat) Dept. t moot, Novionbor IR, I Nt.3.
Soaloil pi opowols loilorood ••Propottel,. Pit. Timber,.
will be reeel•od at title Dm.•ou eel it 1 Wolock p. m.
of I Ito Yarn DAY OF DECUILLEIL NEX T, for fur
111.111tkg and ilelirortng uu,i r c „ otnrct , at the wwortal
Nia•y Yotde at l'ortausouth, N. 11., Bowun, Now
York and Philadelphia, the bAlowitia dean Rawl he,
bor end plank, for Ordnance porp.ene :
Claw 1— Whito Oak for Gun Caprivi,
Claw 2—White Pipe and hit. 0‘
Claw 3—White Aoh and II iokory
(data 1--Once Loge.
&Imitate offers must be made IMP lb. imriply al rash
of the Navy Yards owned, and for the White Oak
and the Hickory, WhitseWood, White Ash end l',lne;
but the offers moot ho for all of cacti description for
earl, Nary Yard.
Bidden era roferrod to the (trdenuot Oflleore at the
several Nary Yards arni stations, and to the Chief of
the Bureau of Ordnance, Navy IMpartmont, mho will
furnish them with printed echtiltrirs, giving descrip
tion of the - Timber," time of deliveries ' nod other
particulare. Y. A. WIGS,
~,,2i lawd4w Chief of Bureau, ml loin-in,
LIST ATI, OK PHANCI.b Mc-
LL GRATH been.—Letters of Adrniniatration
no the estate of Dr. F. McGrath, late of Pittsburgh,
decease!, haring been grainted to the wodenlgned,
ail pornous baring claims are requested to present
them, and all ob. are Indebted aro required to make
payment to TERESA McGRATH, Adru'A,
es 17 I a relOw Served attest, Pistabergh.
MEDIC.IL.
thr cure of all (hewn , . a lari.thlg from cu Impure
I=l
e-CROFt L.A.
ranceroue Forma.
thins, Cutaneous' 6-
Erynitichw, Doi 4,Pit.o.
plrn o thr Face. :tore Rym, Scald
rival, Tatter Asir, Loa% Old and
Stubborn Ulcer., Rheumatic Disorder's,
isysperada Cesursnran, Jaund Ire-. Salt Rheum,
Mercurial Dtwasoe, General Debility Liver C.•m
tita t. Lows of 'A inset Ito, Low Spirits, Foul Stomach,
Female (t'mplalnta, together with all other dl.- I
ords rs from an improper condition of tbs. ,
eircnlatory nyatent. An a general Took,
Its ogee. aro moat benignant, and
imnnot fad to benefit, ertirre
ueer.l I,rhereringly and a , •
r0r!.1”,,, Up dlr,ntion..
IMI=I=I3IM
Thr proprit t. , r ham certilicat.e 1,124,0g11
fill a goo! ftlaed yolama, ell f them tho u ill ob
fel itv of those who haru cared by th, Mood"
S"archer,t-om whkh ho sA.rts thy followin„;
TH F. GHE'ET PURI P 1 1: 11—THE WORLD URAL
LF,N.ED T 0 PIIIIDI'CB ITP EQV .4 1,--T1713
I:L.OP-8E41:C11E1R GLi , I:IOCTLI"
AST.—Sworn etatement of David McCreary, of Nib
pier Township, Bedford County
I te April, loEo, . mar es I can remember, a email
pimple leads Its uppeeranr e on my upper lip, which
some became etiarged and 11..1r. I used poulticee of
sorrel, and a wash of blue vitriol, without effect.
Finding the sore extending, I called on Dr. Ely, of
ttliellaburg, who pronouticed it CANCER, and pre- I
a wash of sugar of lead and breed poultices.
Finding the.o remedies of no avail, I called upon Dr.
Shaffer, of Davidsville, Surne.et conuty, who also
proem:need the disease Cancer, and gave to. internal
and careened remediee—t he Jolter Condior log princi
pally of must is—bet all to no purpose, se the dadase
continued spreading toward the nue,. I next need a
pra•petut ion of arsenic, In the form of solve. This
oar n time checked the due ow, but the inliamnration
soon increas.l. I twat Tailed upon Dr. Stealer. of
he. e lora, ills, Dilation' county, who also prone:zeeed
the disuse.Ceacer, and spoiled a salve, Said to be a
teeter fading remedy, but no had no effect whatever
In checking the spread of the .re. In December, in
the bailie year, the diocese had eaten away • greater
part of my lip, sad had attacked the nose, when I
went to Cineinuati, whore 1 consulted Prof. FL S.
Newton, of the Eclectic Medical College. Ho pr.:e
-nr01...1 the disease "a cutaneous Cancer, superin
duced by an inordinate .e of mercury." lie applied
mild zinc ointment, and gave ma internal remedies.
My face healed up, but the lutlammation was not
thoroughly removed. In February, 1157, he pro
nounced me cured, and I loft for homer. to April,
the dameae again returned, and no violent was the
pain that I could not rest al eight. Late in May I
returned to Credential., and aga in placed myself un
der the charge of Dr. Newton, w lob whom I remain
ed until September, during which time he used every
known remedy, wed partly succeeded In checking the
disease ' but when 1 returned home there were still
three discharging ulcers upon my fate. I contained
using Newton's preparations, and also medicine that
I got from Dr. Ely, but the Cancer emitter:Rol grow
ing until it had eat off the loft eider of my nese, the
greater portion of my left check, sod had attacked
my len eye. I had given up all hope of over being
cured, sin. Dr. Ely eald lie could only glee relief,
but that a cure ens impossible. In March, 1858,
lemght a bottle of nillood.Bearclier," but 1 most we
ft. that I hod no faith In it. I was very weak when
I commenced using but I found that I gained
strength day by day and elan that the ulcer, cote
, menet:it dry lug up. 1 centre:rod, and when the third
bottle woo token my face was healed so if by a mira
cle. 1 used a fourth bottle, and 1 base been healthier
since than I have been for the last wren year.. Al
! though toy face is sadly distigured, 1 am 0011 grate
ful to a benign Providence who Irm spared my Ilk,
and which has tern done through the !estrum Total
ity of "Liudsey's Improved Blood-Searcher."
DAVID McCILBABY,
Swore and subscribed thin 31st day of Anglia, A.
D. toes, before rem, one of the Justices of Llio Peace,
lea and for the Borough of Hollidaysburg, Blair Cu.,
Penns. JOllti GOBLET, J. B.
1 Witness •I' .1. 4.-t oe.
METE
I IVIT c , MPLAINT TUBED BY LlNl,sgrs.
IMPROVED ELOOD.SII4ROLIBR
111 COUNTY, se
Personally appeared before me, one of the Justices
of the Pesos in and for Blair county, George Kopp,
who being duly sworn according to law, doth depose
sod may: Two years ago I was afflicted with lean be
tween the shoulder., almost consl.ant cough, toes of
apposite, chills, night sweats, and very subject to
take colds. lat length became so weak that I could
hardly walk ; my physician did me no good. Some
time not fall I commenced taking Lindsey's Improv
ed Blood-Searcher, add by the see of two bottim was
perl,tly coml. I feel safe to recommend it to all
who cotter from liver diseases, general debility, lore
of appetite and other disease, arising from impurity
of the blood. I would not like to do without It. I
ortoldor it an excallent family medicine.
(Sigusilo GEORGE HOPP,
Ifwurn and ntbscribed this 16th day of March, A
P 15.".7. before me. J. GOBLET, J. P.
Noz —llr. Kopp lea resident of Frankstonn, snd
le well known to the citizens of Blair and Bedford
count lm as a moo of excellent character and Influence.
ANOTHER CAGE , OP SCROFULA CURED RI
LINDSEY'S BLOOD-SEARCHER.
If there be soy who still doubt that Llndsere Iro
pr,;e Blest-Searcher hea mid wUI penetanettly coro
the moot deeperate and long-atm:tall rase, of Scrof
oLe. let them read the follmetatt and be conviocml :
In. 7, M. Lied.* I was afflicted fora number of
years with a disease, mid by my physicians to be
Sdrufula For the lam three years lon to bad that
1 was unable to be out of my bed. I tried all the
•medies and the Lott phys.ans 1 wee able to pro
f., without any beneficial result. 1 continued
growing worse until the fleeh and skin were entirely
eaten off the left eide of my Coos, neck, Moulder and
arm. My sufferings were no great, and I wae so far
reduced, that It required the efforts of two persons to
to eme in Md. This was my condition when 1 wait
induend by the Messrs. Ralston, of Elderten, to try
your Improved Blood-Searcher, which, to nay great
relief, and the mtlefactlon of my friends, I soon dis
o.vered was helping me. I continued the use of It,
sod gained so rapidly that in considerably less thou
one. year I WM able to go about and attend to some
of my hensehuld duties, and the parts affected were
MI heeled up, and covered with Found, healthy flesh
and skin, and have BO continued ever slnoe; and 1
now enJey a state of health that I had for years given
op all hope. ef ever again being blessed with.
NANCY NW:ABNEY,
Near Elderton, Armstrong county, Fa.
August It, lAsd.
liems afflicted with a grlesocue totter on the arms
and (two—after trying many remedies which utterly
failed to cure—l was pervaded by W. M. Bangs di
i.e. to try " Lindsey's Improved Blood-iiearcher,'.
sod moo, six weeks after using the second book, pro .
nounce mre-lf cured. no totter broke oat some
thing over one year ago, on the [wide of toy arms'
ortemitmj from tho elbows down to the wrists; alt,
on
net fare. inintediately around the mouth and chin,
and tontlnued to be a perfect torment to me until
coerd by the Blood•Seurcher. My arms were at times
Minted Ittletere, owing to the deep cracks and sores on
them. liable to bleed et any time on the least exer
tion to tin or work, and sometimes as Itchy I could
ecerrMy proveMt tearing off my dah. I hare wow
been cured six smoke, and fuel it due to Mr. Lindsey,
and to the public generally, to make this etatement,
111 hope that °thorn like meaelf may be boadited by
ustog hie inviduehle medicine.
her
JANE x WILSON.
mark.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, ono of the Al
deroo to and for the city of Pittsburgh, thiA 2Sth
day of .Inly. A. D. 1859.
EL.ItTOK, January °.ltb, 1859.
J. M. ljuJaev—DeAr Sir: We are very near out of
your medicine ; pissare wind 0.11 two dotes. We would
Justeay that your medicine hoe cured • Cll/8 of Perot
ulebtlist ha beea coming on fur years; the lush wa
°nice off the lady's arme—you could me the etneve
working. She Is at the eighth bottle now, and the
Sash is growing an very fast. Your Illood4klucher
is going 111 over the country. The Not& are very
much pleased with the ahoy° case. Please scud us
eta lenient of our account, and oblige as.
Yours truly. JOHN RALSTON A CO.,
Elderton, Indians Station.
Ati A 'WNW, it has nu equal. Un
like the many vilo mixtures called " Bit
tern," it creates no fable appetite, hut
gives tono and vigor to the system grad
tinily and permanently.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS !
Du. .1. M. Lowaav'e GENUINE BLOOD
BF:ueruEß has J M FULTON'S name
printed ,ei each label Refuse all
J. M. FITLTON, Druggist,
Wholesale and RetaiLAgent,
Nos. 67 AND 69 FMB STREET,
Tv whom CI tirder• mll.l Iw titrecte4
WINTER - AR..
lIANGEMENT.--On
and alter MONDAY, No
somber loth, II43.—PENNSYLVANIA. CYla •
RAILROAD—NINE DA ILY TRAINS. '
The THE:PUGH ACCOMIEDDATILLN
learn. the Passenger Station daily, (except Storday.)
at 6:5.0 a m., stopping at ell Stations between Pitts.
burgh arni Phitadelphia, and making dtrect co:niece
too for New York end Philadelphia.
The THROUGH HAIL TRAIN leave, the Pas
eenger Station every morning (except Sunday,) at
sn ,„ s topping only at principal Itetiotu, nod
making direct cultnectione et Harrisburg km Balti
more cud Washington, and for Now York p ia Philp
del ,Lie
The THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN learnt daily at
4.2.5 p, m.,stupping indy at principal swoons, making
Req. t cunnectlun at Ilarrisbnrg for 11.-ltimore and
Washington, and fur New lurk via Alba `Wu roans
aced Philadelphia.
The FAST LINE lenses the Station deli, (*inept
Sunday) at tk3.5 p. m.. *tapping only au pruscapat
connecting at Elarrisburg for Baltimore ni
Waehington. end et Philadelphia for No York.
ACCull 111/DATION TRAINS.
BLOOD-SEAKCIIF.R,
The Johnstuarn Accommodation Train leaves dab)
)exerpt Sunday) at .1-on p. m., stopping at airStittfone.
end running as far m Cunerrumgh..
First Aorommodatlou Tratu for WAIN Station
leave. daily (except Sunday) e 15:9D. m.
Servrai Accommodation Train for Wails Station
lens,. daily (exoet Sunday) at 11:40 a, m.
Third Accommodation Train for Wall's Station
kart. daily (escopt suuday) at .1..10u p. m.
Fourth ACC.ll33lodStii. Train for Wall's SWlos
leave. daily lexerpt Sunday) at 6:00 p. m.
The Church Train leaves Well's Station awry Sm.
day at 9.00 a. m. ; returultz, leans, Pittsbnrgb at
IX - 45 p. m.
Returning Trains arrive to Pittsburgh ea (ohms.:
Baltimore Exprese. .......... p. m.
Philadelphia Express 1:20 p. m.
Through Mail ........... 1:00 t, tn.
J Dimmest - a Aroommahation _..........._M00 a. na.
Find Wall's Station Accommodation_... 1g2.5 a. m.
Sogund \Calla Station A CLUIIIIIILKIZa ro 1•i35 a. M.
Third Wall'. Station Aceommodat lon 1.5.1 p. m.
Fourth Wail's Station Aocaammodatlon . tte, p. to.
Baltimore Enema will arrive a tat Philadelphia
Express at if2o e . m.
ou Mood
Trains for Blairsville and Indiana con noct at Blair , -
villa Intersection with Through A. cionicadation,
Johnstown Acvommodation and Express Train East,
mid with Baltimore F.a wen, and J u Acrotu•
modal ion Went.
Trait. for Ll,nott.itry coonect at Cru m:. Es•
prom Traitoi and Mai: Tram Went, and with Through
Accommodation and Esteem Train East.
Thu public will f.ud isgreatly to their Internet, to
going Fait or Wont, to travel by the Pommy:lmmix
Central Railroad, as the accommodation: now offered
cannot be surpassed on any tither route. The Read
in ballasted with stone, and Is entirely tree fromduet.
We can promise mfety, efewl. and comfort to all
who may favor this road with their patronage.
FAYE:
To New Baltimore.--$ll 00
To Philadelphia...... ld Letriciwtor 8 et/
To Liarrisburg..—... 7 ‘5l
Baggage checked to all Stations on the Proooy lY
nix Central Railroad, and to Ph ilad-lphix, Baltimore
and New York.
Passengers purchasing tickets in the cars will be
eha%.rd an cantos, according to the distance traveled,
to aWltion to the station rated, ek.. opt front stations
whore the Company has no agent.
NOTlCE.—lncare of see, Coo Comprty will bold
themselves responsible Rr paraotud baggage. ably.
and fur en amount not excetaiing 6ltr.
N. B.—An Omnibus Lino has taco employed to
WOW,' paasengers and baggage to nod than the De
pot, at a charge not to exceed tit cents, for each pas
eenger and baggage. Ear tickets apply to
J. STEWART, Agent.
At the Pennsylvania Centre! Railrood Passenger
Station, on Liberty and Grant strtsda noZr
‘_) PITTSBURGH ANB.s_;.:::.: ( .±
WHEELING RA
WINTER A RRANGEMENT.-4 /n and after.
MONDAY, Novembor thus. Irft, Trains will leered
the Depot of the Petto.)ls an to Railroad, to Pltts•
burgh, to follows: . .
Pii&,wrgh and Whreiiito Lisa .
Leaven Pittsburgh, 1:15 a. m., 1:420 et.. to. 1:15 p. m.
du Wellsville., 4:10 •• . S:l2 •• 1 4:05
do Steubenv'e I 5:10 '• 9:45 " 0:06 0 •
do B losiling .1 1;:09 ,e 1
020 11:00 .. 6:06 0 . -
Atrivee Bellair.... 6:1:0 " 11:15 .• It"
Canned lug at Stenismi ille and Bellair with Sten
benville and indlium Ratillid awl Central Ohio hail.
road for gansv Pie, Newark, Coluntbus, Xenia, Day
ton, Indlanapol la, Cincinnati, Lewin:lle, Cairo, Pt.
Lob's, Pt. Joseph, and all point. west and soothweats
and at W heeling with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Paltaburgth wad ClirrcLuud Line.
Leaves Pit 1iburgh.......... , 1:13 a. m
do Wellsville • 4.50 -,
do Bayard 1 0.50 ''
do Alliance C.:5.5
do ILavenna 1 7.10
Connecting at Bayard with 'Norio awns braneh for
New Philadelphia and Canal Dover; at Alliance with
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne end Chicectio Railroad: at
Ravenna with Atlantic tad Great Western Railroad
for Warren, Greenville, Meadville, Union s Corry.
Jamestown and Salatnanea; at Hudson with Cleve
land, Zanesville and Cincinnati Itailmad for Akron,
Cuyahoga Falls and Millersburg. and at Cleveland
a ith C. &E. R. R. for ErM, Dunkirk and Buffalo
with C. G T. It. It. far :so...dusky, Toledo, and also
with steamers for Detroit.
Stenbenvkile and Wellsville Aectonmedat ion lettere
Allegheny City at 3:CO p. m.
Returning trains &craw at 10:00 a. m., 330 p. m.,
8:05 p. m. and 2:IU a. tn.
Through Tickets to all prominent point. can be
procured at the Liberty Street liepot, Pitteburgh.
GEORtVE PA REIN, Ti. Let Agent.
And at Albgheny City.
A. Q. CASSELBERRT, Ticket Agent.
For farther information apply to
Wt LL lA/11 STEWART, Agent,
At the Company's Oahe in Freight Station, Penn at.
tiol6
R.4.1^K61.
. . . .
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND. MeMASTKA. Alderman.
lITTSBI , III7II, Pd.,
RJVLIRO.3BS•
hall •
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rthea Clot,land.
OF PITTSBURGH
TRRASLRY DEPART3LENT )
Orncs or Convraottzu or rue Cranc.ncv,
Washington City, August sth, 1863,
Wetzuras, By satisfactory evidence preemand u.
the undersigned, it has horn made to appear that
the FLEST NATIONAL BIiNE:OF PITTSBERGH,
In the County of Allegheny, and State of Pennsylva
nia, has been duly organizot under and according to
the requirements of the Act of Congress, entitled
°An Act to rondo a National Currency, tenured by
a pledge of Lotted States Stocks, and to provide for
the circu l ation and ralemption thereof," approved
February 25th, 1863, and has complied with •Il the
provhdowt of said Act requrnd to :be compiled with
belbre commencing the boo ineee of Banking :
Now, therein., 1, Ikon hint ottocn, Comptroller
of the Currency, do hereby certify that the said
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSRLr.GH,
county of Allegheny, and State of Pennsylvanhs, fa
authorized to commence the business of Banking an•
der the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my band
ao land ten/ of office, thin sth day of Aognet,
I . f IE3. II UGH McCULLOCLI,
Comptroller of the Currency.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BARK OF
PITTSBURGH, PA,
(LATE PITTSBURGH 1 RUST GOMPANT.)
CA/11114 $400,000. h privilege to Increase
to .61.00( 000,
The Pittsburgh Trust C :;.I any basin; ormuillod
under the act to ploeide a isi vmal Cununcy, under
the title of the FIRST D'IIUNAL RANH OP
PFITSBORGII, would mew, Molly offer Its eerrices
for the collictlon of Nowa, lit - o, Bills of Exchan_gs,
rttarlf money on depat.,it, Jul buy and sell Mx
change an all parte of the country.
The enccese which has attended the Pittsburgh
Ttmt Company, tine. its orgunimtion In
we Wiese, be a nufnciout guarantee that business
ante - mood to the now urgeuu.Zivn will mein, the
same prompt attention.
flaring • very Totemic° rurreepondenrowith Bank'
and Bankers throughout the conntry, we before we
can offer unusual facilities to those who do business
with on.
The beslnese will be conducted ey tbe same Moen
DLrectore.
DIIIECTOU :
James Langhlte, Alexander Spam.,
Robert 9. Hays, Brawls G. Balier,
Thomas Sell, Alex. Bradley,
Thomas Wightmart,Samuel &vs.'
Wm. K. Niosiek, 1
JAMES LAUGHLIN, Cresidout.
JOHN D. SCULLY, Cutler.
Awed Ath, 1664, sal6:6md
OoLLAIt zsAVINGS BANK, ISO. 65
Fourrn Snow:.
CUARTSRED IN 1858.
Open dolly hob 9 to 2 o'clock, oleo on Wedneedsq
and Saturday oacnlngs, from May lat to Norambar
tat, from 7 to 9 o'clock, and front Not - mbar lit to
May let from 0 to 8 o'clock_
Deposita received of all sums not leas .than One
Dollar, and a dividend of the profits declakod twice a
year, In June and December, interest has been de.
cared semiannually, to Juno and December, Wm
the Bank wee organized, at the tato of six per oent„
a =feet, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit
of the depottitor as principal 'nod bears the mama In
terest from the fin
d days of Jane and December, tom
711twice. year wiout:mb.biPt
tl2i,ortet top res ent hid book.ttis
rate memey will double in lees then tool,. years.
Books, containing the Charter, By-Laws, Bales
and Regulations, furnished grotto, on application at
the office.
Pasourtar—MCOßGE ALIIBEM.
vim r
.701121 B. McFadden,
John Holmes,
Alexander Speer,
Beni. L. Fahneetork,
James McAuley,
Jame Hardman,
Lau M. Pennock,-
John Mamba%
James D. D. Meech, r,
A. M. Pollock,
11 Borirveln,
Anderson,
Calvin Adams,
John G. Backohn,
Jahn C. Bindle%
George Black,
Alonso.A. Canto;
Charles A. Colton,
William Denim,
John Evans,
WMlam & Rana,
Palm 71...Hunkee,
Richard Ilaya,
James-D. Kelly,
William S.
81:011.2TAILT dk
was
. Tatar A. Madam,
Walter P. Marshall.
Sobs, Orr,
Robert Robb,
Henri L. Rintwaß, .
harm Shidin,
John R. Sboenbartgers. ,
Wiltiannt. Schtnarin:
Alezander
.WilibunVanklrP, , , • .
IMMO Whlttfe6
T. wff =
Christian Yeater..
-LCISAS. A. COLTON:
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ioGidena; toafriVe.
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snd fur *Meta