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cojttjaissiojir, isc. 1 : i
"wiCCigIH»H M .. wr **** oCE '
TOIIN B. CANFIELD (| CO- Colbns
•VTiioji 'm foßWAk&ive Mckcsaxts and whole*
d*el«* ID WESTERN RESERVE - CHEESE,
£aßD, PQRK.BACON; FLOUR; FIBU,
1 POT AND PEARL' ASIiXS, SALEBATUS, LIN
SEEP AND LABD OILS, DRIED FRUIT and
Produce 3>niera)ly7 Noe.- 141 and'-143- Front afreet,
Pittsburgh. . ' • .r l .—• > •■,, 7- oc2J
wx. ixx*ard.
riDLP & SH£PAKI>, CoM3Usaios MEB
v W'CBAjrt* ud dealers In; KLQUB, GRAINAND
. .PRODUCE, No. 2«3 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
1 Choice brands of Flour to* Racers knd Tarmlrnse
constantly on hand. Particular attantlon'pald. to
-‘igmogOWferelucMerthandittgeoeraUy. cx&s\j
IIUtAtJK. VAN UOKUKK.Proddceaud
2 Coxxwiox McacHAjtT, dealer-ln FLOUR, PUT
TER, BROOMS, SEEDS, LARD, CHEESE, PORK,
* DRIED AND GREEN FRUITS and'Prodne* gen
erally.' Liberal cash advance* made on consignments.
Warehouse, No.HQjecond street, Pittsburgh.;
IAMLtiA. FKXZtiKf ioEWAKBiSQ a.vd
O Commission MsmciUMT,.for tfcs sale of. FLOUB,
.. GRAIN, BACON,LAKD.BUITEB, SEEDS,DRIED
1,; pBUIT, and" Produce generally,'No/16 Market
corner of First, Pittsburgh. oc33dty
•i'.-jf. KrXxno.
ttCHOMAKER & lAKG, .Commission
„ MncxASTt and wholesale dealers .In- GROCE-'
BLES, FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE,'fcc., No. 203
- Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ‘ - se!3:dly.
*' I rt< riiiAND KIDDLE. I Baccessbr to Jno.
• * XL STOilt d Son, No. 163 Liberty street, Pitts
burgh, GENERAL PRODUCE, GROCERY AND
C+UMISSIONMERCHANT. . ~ , .
-V "Cpoaign meats rcepectfolly solicited. fezfcdly
.’"‘WIT. WH1TK...i....~.JK0. WHtTE.........~-~lOfl. WHITE.
-.. v BUOTgERS, Forwarding
yy ‘AKtkGoxxxmion MsacßAjrts and'dealers in
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,:No.
Liberty stf-eet, Pittsburgh,?*. . my 27
A 6CHO Y FKy-OojQCissioN Mkrchant.
>Va m* dealer ih CRUDE AND REFINED GARBON
..., int.rt, IILASB, IKUN T NAILS. Am. No.lSj.Liberty
stresa,.r,‘ :• •' mhZ7:dly
I ■WUXtAK JL£a>S, lrvn’l Part'a -f OAVI ° Jt’CAMDLttS,
] • **\ Special Partner.
MEANS, & COFFIN, successors ,to
AT Candies*, Means k Co:, WHOLESALE QRO-
—‘ " UERS, cornu: of WousLabd Water streets, Pittsburgh,
. - Jy3:dly
r. ,wx.-4. anurc..—h. voioi.
-r-T « v.OIGT Je CO- Buccessor to II G.
J_J*' Graff, PRODUCE-AND COMMISSION HER
OH ANTS; 247 Hberty»tTT<ft,Pimburgb, Pa. *us_
• jous i. anca5.4......a enwaan uovbe.
JOHN L HOUSEjfe CO., Wholesale
Gboccbs I»d CoMKieiios MskcbinTfi, corner of
Smithflcld and Water streets,- Pfttslwrgh, Pa. Jy7
: pnuERa'UN jfc_ STE WAKT, WnoLK
: JCi Gnocns sjtp~Co turnsws MsacEUiiTs, No.
107,Wbhdstreet,’PltubujSh. ' V’ 1 -;i j*2:dly
manplTmca....x."».stowx...:.w»r. kiksfatuck*•
-.-■ DROWN & lOKKPATBICKS. Wboik-
QsfocttS and'dealers in* FLOUR AND
"hERDS. >Nos. .101 and .103 Liberty atreot, .Pittsburgh.
Jaßdly .-i y;--l ,
• i TAiIKB DAE2ELL * SON, COMria-
; V non McamAXTSturtbe sale Of CRUDE AND RE
FINED UAUDON tS and 70 Water street,
. ..Pittsburgh. . Adrancosmads on consignments.. -
; ■ nnveorsTS. _
SIMON JOHNBTON, Dgaißß in Purr
- DRUGS ANDCHBMIOALSrPERFUMEfeY,
... .FANCY GOODS, BURNINGFLUID, OILS, FAM
.,, ILY MEDICINES, Ac., Ac., of strictly primo quai
'• - » f{y, which ho offets at lowest prices. Corner Smith*'
ifeeid'afcd Fourth streets,' Pittsburgh, Pa.
• i canJully eompunDded at all hours.
" -rf.\,?AIidBi’HT?LEMlNli, oorner of -Market
'.'fj street, aod-t be Diamond, keeps constantly on
r a full assortment of DRUGS, -MEDICINES,
, 1 r jffBlCtNR CHESTS/PEBrUMEBT and ill irti-
to hit business. - • - _ ; .
___ pnatcrij ikjuj carefully oompoumlod at -
,n Xitjjx A. FAUNBS'I'OOK & 00., Whole-
DavaoiST and Manufacturer of WHITE
>; v ANDLiXU ARGE, corner of Wood and ITunt
*. ■* pfrMts, Pittsburgh. mh7
scon. W HOLE3AI.IS I)KJJ.KE
u w BKUOS, PAIJiTIJ, OILS, ViSjilSnES And
DfK Sturrs, IJO.-2M Liticrtr'«fr«t; Pltulrargh.—
. Aft dhtaawlU tocclva prompt attentions mU24
'Bnacn^. M ~« M ~ M > M ~.. M 4.osoaoK.BEiTsn.
* ;^ i * < 'OKAUN '& IiEITER, Wholesale and
wrner of Liberty and St.
“'j* 1 • CUfrstreeta; PSmbnrjcb.
" , ;y i3rui UNO. il. JUSYSKH/vUruggist;
• ■i ! Wood street, ooraer of Wood street: and'
• ■ ;-••■; - V&gln alleyy PltUbcrghy Pa., r *
:r. r.~ . ;
. ~ f TOIISJ 5. r ScCONNELL, Attorney
> J ‘
..: : -Dss, No* 93 l>totnrmd atrect.
Will attend to tbo MUlemcnt, and.O>Ucc
tlou of chiimA, ho untie*, 4c., In Woablngton,* Dietrict
: of Co! gaitda.' • * • - • > P*l9:t>nM
; ',»oiur a. mnapATMcK..,-.... *mo».
KIUKPATUiCK & MELLON, Attor-
Xxtb att Law, NO. KU Fomth Alrecti ftre
. ... ahove SnqU\ticld, Fituburgh; Fa. my!7:dtf
i. ■;.,f|TU,OMASS EWiKU, Akokkei asb
. -JL Couwtu.o« at Law.. " 1 .
’ ‘ 1 ' OrricsVlTo. 15trFctinK-«tmt,'conKr©f Cherry
alloy, Pittsburgh, Pa. anlfcdavlyT
O A.MUEE A. EUItVIANEE, Attokxey
-JSit.ww: - : - ' •■■■■
I Orriem, Elftb itreet, a4lolnJng tboosce of.Mar
..inbadl A.Brown,- Pittsburgh, P«u . Jc29:dly .
.1*; .M. bMIXH, . Attorney I and
CocxstLLOa at Lav, ha* Tamored to XIJHN’S
IA.W TJCILDIUGS; Vo. 13 T>i*WOß(l ftrwfi next'
i'/iZ^-idodr4Aß^ , C a..CJ. "..^agrlCSdljr
F.-LUUAfc$, ; at'Last.—
n Ojant «lrr*t, Pittnbnrgh,,Pa, ■
» •;Cr- ‘Attorney at Law,
jfa.aid Tourthatrcct,Lcwtio’a Lav Building,
•; ;;/'jpjig<>ycEr;,r;:'
LEBCH&fICTGHtNSONvGoiucjssioN'
-asm Foavasbixo HmouSto, dealenis WEST-*
- - - PEAUL ABHBHr-»SKBK,JUUItS,-I)EIED fBUIT
. ■* , ; felrtmfcd-puu-uteil Pear} Btorcb. .*o* ; 11A
. r.Bocoiul-and ie riiW»tA( , t>twe«B Wood aad famlth
•‘ ' OeH, PHtrtmhrh'-Pq. qpfcjly
ZTIFeESE "IfAKKUOUsilS;—fiysit£;
\J U. COLLINS,
■;.T-:.>ch»ot and; dealer, in CHEEaE, BUTTER, jLAKE
. _ Fldli and Produce generally, No. 25 Wood atrect,
aboi* Water, PitabuitfhV - - • ' : ! my^
' TAMES IIOEMES A CU, Foes Weal
t/Tm*'*Dd deilertfiri PROVISIONS; corner of Mar
;.kfct and Fronttrtreetar- •••••."••■'•:.• —* •■..• Jafrdly
v» j.u —"tt-
.iiii ACHJ^TS.
J- : GABDIKEK COEFIN, Agkjit fo*
subaxce CoMrA*™, North-oa*t Comer-Wood and
**•• , ' : *rrhlrd»trg*t*: ' ' •' •
■fix i». JONES,' Agent Nortw Areri-
W • ca; state of Forriiyh-ania wid Hartibnl In
*l ; -A gT-WatertneL- . ■ i
«i ';u ©AMUKir KEAi a. Shjrwart- OimEN?
/-• ‘.it- *tJluwiA*ci C6*9Axr» comet Xartot and Water
atrect*. • •
t iL UOllJDO^f, ijneBCTABI WE9TEK!*
♦ totTmAKca CoarAyT, 92 Water *troet. »
if;
M... BUOfi,- £!e<3uctaby Alleciiexy
Tl^^}:^'^K'r: aaopBi
jots v. x’caxdlcm.
<S ,q3raESON^.CAW.A f Cp.,j -
n Jf. };a *J! Plßfee 4 COh>
,*fca iv '-i. 1 ,," vntoiisuisuuun . 1 ~"'.—
i:;w - FOREIGN AHDiDOMESTIC OBY QOODS,
—“"‘"■• r 'So,~M~RrotSj''ltyeBa _ tlil T jl'ht3Tt*e abore lHamond
1.:- M. IRfKCiiFIKLD, ncoe&or to
*. *Bareh*dd*Co:, Wholesale end Dealer*
to vATAPL* ANDrFANCXvfiBTr COOEST North.
toktfcrag- ottßftttfo afcßltogUt atrcct*. j w»3 *
Q* iHnr
(! a A P ' 4l*4tooM,:Ko. «UUrta* street, Lctw«a ThinJ and
r- ; "KSk;Fi«ihttrrfh.‘-y-» ■•> -••- i rys
. jlansOS love, ueali!k ij« sta
■ V'r -* ... g..~ DiIX.GOOBS,«i|3i ofrhe orig-
IsjsS ItJlarkelllraft, PllUbtrah. -
tte.
TOSEPH IIOBNE, Datiuni N Tbw-
V ’ inimv Kirvaomcann avn Srxa v Cootie, =K& 97
Marheltttwti FlttttiorKh.- . . i optol>;
piUAKUSSiiltf'
—r-*- —
X3isSsiJ**- -■“
fji w 13»A'i'ON75lAO*lUAt& uCIiJULKEara
- L :. t r ■- 17«od , mpir, -
- " •'•• —i~IHAHUMCIE BIUMK, Mnh
t ... I ■'• ■hrnyi MainoM' VfASOarltlfe^Ji
-tiki-.rT isxik?:* .v-: i \ *-z5’X
*&l9 4«rt
tbos. mttij:, nmtnt
Little & tbimble, wholesair
Geocesi axd Coxitxsaios llncvaxTS, dealers
in PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, FISH,
CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON, NAILS, GLASR
COTTON YARNS* juid Rinaborgh manufactures
generally, UZPdcpidftroff, filtsblirgh.
ntnreas m'donald..«j. ax»ocu.k, anaucnc. '
McDonald A AKBUCKLB, Whole
bale Gnocau, Paoncca axs Comustox Hxb
chaxts, Jobbers In N. O. SUGARS and MOLASSES,
REFINED-SUGARS end SYRUPS;-FLOUR, BA
CON, B!CE»'’CHEKSE t ‘SREDSf«.tnd.’2S3 Liberty
street, Plttsbnrgh. ■ !>t* . ‘ <■. nol4:ly
r.acvxaa....»...i. s. axT»Ka....~„.wx. d. inm.
REYMER & BROTHERS, sacceesors
to' Reymer A Anderson, Wholesale dealers in
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICES, CON
FECTLONERYvdUGARS, FIREWORKS, Ac., Noe.,
126 and- 12SiWo6d- street,' abbvs Pittsburgh,
Penn'a. Jy2o:dly ;
KOBT. aosuos. BAMCEL B. ROBISON^
RKOBISON &’CO., Wholesale Geo
cess, COMKtseiON Meschants end dealer* in
aU kinds of. PROVISIONS*-PRODUCE, and Puts
bOrgh nianii&btnits, No.' 255 'Liberty' stmt, Pitte
bnrgh. ; .:•••' . ‘ i • . : . rtny2
GEO. B. JONEB, Wholesale Dealer
in GROCERIES, MANILLA ROPE, OAKUM,
OILS, PITCMand Pittsburgh manufactured articles.
No. 141 .Water street, above ihe*llonongahela Bridge,
Plttsbnrgh. Pa. , - ;
UOBEBT DALIILL. rJAXU E. BRiADINO.
Robert dalzell & co.. whole-
SALE GBOCXBS, ComitMlON AKU FenWARDIBO
Meecxaxts, and_deolers in PRODUCE aud Pitts
borgh Jaannfactnrea, Pittsburgh.- - - ~
stmt i.AMBttT. jokk iuirruM.
Lambert & shipton, wholesale
GnocEas, Pnonncs Dealers and ConinSsios
MracitANTS, No. 6 Sixth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
noU:ly ' • .
JOHN WATT JOUS WILSON.
WATT &. WlLSON,:. Wholesale Geo
cebs, UtBchANTs, and dealers in
Produce and Pittsburgh manufacture*. No. 156 Lib
erty street,-Pittsburgh. . : u 25
ISAIAH DICKEY & CO, Wholesale
X Gaocaae, Uoxmestojr MraQUASTS, and dealers in
&ODUOC,*fl;BDWktsr. Fron t street,
a to. w. dilwobth4.'.4_:--«-.— joun s. niurdau.
JDILWORTH & CO., Wholelalk
• Gaocxas, Nos.: 130 and 132 Second stroei, near
Smlthfleld, Pittsburgh. not
JOHN rij>tp airman rLOID WILLIAM IXOTU.
IOHN: FLOYD A CO. H Whole-iale Geo
(J cies and Commission Mebchaxts, No. 172 Wood
and 226 Liberty atreel, Li Je I<*
WILLIAM BAGALEY, Wholesale
Gbocsb, Noe. 16 and 20 Wood street, Pitts
■burgh*-Pa.,.r_ .-v •; •t-• - |o2i:dtf
W. S. MACEINTOBH i. UEMFHtLL N.'p.'*nAKT.
TUfACKINTOSH, HKMPHILI. & CO.,
IVI- corner Pike and O'Hara streets, near the City
Water Works, Pittsbnrgb, Pa., Manufacture ns of
MACKINTOSH AND UEMTAILL'S IMPROVED
PATENT OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES AND
SLIDE VALVES, of all sizes and best style.
Having putnp machinery of large capacity and of
the best quality, *e are 'prepared to'do heavy Job
bing, and solicit work in this lino, trusting that l>y
promptness, and the character of our work, to merit
'ipdblicpßrubagc. u , . • ,i..- [t
Wo iuvito special attention to our BALANCED
VALVE OSCILLATING ENGINES, as combining
.advantages 1 heretofore 'onattained in this ' class uf
‘ 1 ’ " : .'‘'J^lC:lyd
WILL LAM BAnviiiTl. —IAJLXU X. BKUSU.
WILLIAM BARNHILL & CO., No. fil
Penh strtet, bcluwMnrbury. Pittsburgh, Pa.,
STEAM 1 BOILER FEARERS AND SHEET IRON
.WORKERS; SUtraCicturersorDAßKHlLL'S PAT
'ENT BOILEB, 1 LOCOMOTIVE, FLUED and CYL
INDER BOILERS, - CHIMNEYS, BRETCUEN,
FiBE BED, STEAMPIPES,CONDENSERS, SALT
PANS, SUGAR PANS, IRON' TAWLS, LIFE
BOATS, etc., otc. Also, BLACKSMITH'S WORK,
BRIDGE aud VIADUCT IRONS, done at the short-:
eat notice.' All Orders from VdiitAncc prosipUy at
tended to. ■ ~ "V'' ~ ~ 1 '‘' .. Jc±t
THOiIAS MOORE, ManuPactureb of
AMD DaAUK,XN all’ usM or COPPER-DIS
ULLKD PURKBtE WHISKY attd FAMILY
, VINEGAR,' Nos.TB9, 101/ISB .and. Ills'Flat Street,
between Sultbflcld and Grant,streets, Pittsburgh.
j- Uigbcetmarkotprice
paid for BYE.
" and all otherpolsonon* Ingvedu-iiU
carefully extracted, by a iitoccsa new and improved.
OCI2-- .
JOHN OLLPHANT'& CO., successors
of Fi -11. OUphant, Manufacturer* of HOT
PRESSED NETS AND WASHERS, CHARCOAL
BOILEK
FAIRCHANCE IRON WORKS, Fayette Co., Pa.
Jy;tl:lyd . Warehouse, .13 Wood ft., Pittsburgh.
iiJt,: Übaucb pN Üby
etc., TO-Mwtat street,
“ - ‘ )1A f
~J*VfltC, #«
PAktutt
fsnd la*
Edwitli-
4sj| OHliti ife&t
Jt jsu&j? 4n«n*&&
2MFLTOH &CU.
CX*mer:ot First and Liberty-streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
MAitvrACTUuzs* or
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY,
tc.,Ac,,. ... myl&tf
SHIRT MANIJFACTORY.— Misses J.
A N. AUL, No. 22 St. Clair rtreet, make to or
der, by band, SHIBTB,COL’LABS,«kc. J on Rhqrt no
tice. Also, bahd a-fine amort
meat* of SHIRTS AND COLLARS, made in the beat,
mmt flahioDablo. jgd desirable manner. JcDfcdly
y tiKVKIMJSCK, .No. 5U Water St.,
« Pittsburgh, manufacturer of BOILER RIVETii,
AND RAILROAD,
of every, dasrrfrtlnn .
I iHSJTParttailar ilxod PI shapedSPJKES and RIV
ETS, Urge or small, made to order at short notice.
:: asm rimmi-constantly oohapd. mydhuK
& 7 CO;, No. 215
Tf Liberty; streeti 'bpjiasUo' Sixth, Pittsburgh,
mlaufecturejxdXTOtra/LASHES ANDSWITCII
EH, aiid every doecrijpUon Of LEATHER BRAIDED
Order* solicited Jrom the trade, and goods prompi
fy shipped as per Instructions. feSidswlyV
3. rwniKSTT t. exarmax.'
TjOdSKLBIOB* GLASS WORKS.-
JE i VOLTE, PLUNKETT A CO.* Giasa Mancfac-
TL'atta- ' 'WtrehOasei No.'':U . Wood -street, corner
of rfrrt;frntdbargli, ¥a.‘ Ivl 1 ' 1 :. jaefelyd
COALER New Brighton.
\J Pju, Matnfaeturer of BUCKETS, TUBS, ZINC
rjVAaHBOABDStVBUIT BpXES.-and LABELS.
D£«ITISTAr.
-X PAIN, BT THE USB OF AN APPARATUS
WHEREST No DRUGS if* CrALYANIC BATTERY
ABE USED. . . . .. v . . . . '
Cold: treatber is the time when the apparatus can
bo used to lls bestudrairuge: ' '
Medical gentlemen aud their families have bad
litbelr teeth-uktractAlby ay process* «*1 are ready to
testify as to tbe safety and painlessness of the opera
tion—whatever ha* toon said by persons interested in
asserting tbe contrary, having no knowledge of my
proeeaa.
NT ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted in every sty
E. OUDEY, Dmctist, l3i Smlthfieldsi.
TOSEHH ADAMS, Dentist, Cpnnelly’B
(I Building, comer of.. DUinopd and Grunt streets,
Pittsburgh-!... .
i -Bxrxftncta—*Dr. A. M. Pollock, Dr. Hallock,
. Theodor* flohWaa^Bujsell Emit. my3:dly
4® BJTTB.
TxriLtiAti ward, dealer is prom-
NbTnt MoaToacEs, and all ee
curitke for money. . _ _
' Pcirtonoani -prortire LOANS through my agency
oo reasonable terms. V,. „ . .
Those wfahlng to invent;tbstr money to good ad*
■ YMUgo,^caif «xwodclaasJ.papcr
**/3J imd' ltttenrigws strictly confl-
Gruxrt street, opposite St. Paul’s
BOOTS SBfjtes.
J'OHN CAMPBELL, Manufacturer of
BOOTS AND SHOES of even description, No.
PHutqgtfh-ga. oeCltdly
ARCHITECTURAL.
hwistaatMO
fc!P'ChSrlc*BaH6erger, prepares EXPLICIT DRAW
INGS AND SPECIFICATIONS far all kinds of
-Building*, and superintends their erection on reason*
abletcrme.-.r.-v
*
.BoMnwWi rtnwtk, Allegheny City. i jr»l2
rtfiARLES lArch^
V Terr. Ofletf, IRON! BANK BLOCK, Fifth
street. ’Furnished PLANS ANDHPECIFIUATIONB
’.far BoQdiugs Of nod
on moderate terms. j' f TJi. -^myifctlly
booksellers, #e.
T7!Ay & CUj ItOdKiELLERS AND Sta
'jQL’Ttotitts; No. to Wood street, next ddor.to the
corner of. Third, Pittsburgh, Pa. SCHOOL atid
LAW BOOKS constantly on hamL ~
.mtuKmw%sK
Paurrnts, No. 67 Wood street, Pittsburgh; are*)
Jl* KBAt), Booksellkr and .tfij
♦ woaxa. No. 78 Fourth street, Apollo Bafldhtg
X liitviirMindudfcraißlnr ’ {
Ti' '".t&
I&UL i .tw.Kri
' ■ -4fr *
A.Ts l> COMIVEKKCIA L. JOURNAL
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 11, 1861
bAjp.KB*
SAYIKGB BAiNK, No. 65
' Jur- r?c*Tii BriiciiT,'!
: -t• THARTgUCn tH 18&5. j
dally from 9 to fr o'clock, also on Wednesday
nod ; Saturday er axing*, ftt>m May Ist to November
lit, fr6m 7 to 9 o'clOck. and from November lit 1 to -j
May litfrom6toBo’cloct '
: Depdelts received of mil auri* Mt.Vw than-One [
‘Dollar; *nd a dividend of declared twfc® a
iyeari in'June Md December.' ■'lnttrert'-haobeende- }
eland! semi-annually.'intone- arid December, alnce i
the Bant was prgairired, at the rate of tii pearcent. I
a year. ' •- '
Interest,'lf not 1 drawn out,-is placed •to tbe credit •
of the depositor asprincipal.anabeKrs the same In
tcresffrom the'first days of June and Deoember, conj
poundingtwkea-year without troubling thedepoei-,
tor (of 6al,' or «t*n to present his pass hook. At this
rat*, min donblfl in lets than’ twelve years,
iraairtog in.theaggregate nnmt:avn. pa
cts*. A TEA*. TT • . , . . i .
Books, .containing the. Charter, By-Lawi, Kbits
apd Begulations, furnish*! gratis,.on application at
the office. ;
ParjiDLBT—{JSQIUFE - ALBKjiK
tick rasaiDEHTS.
William J. Anderson,
HOißargVin,
BeqJ. L. Fahnestock,
‘ Hope Veil Hepburn,
Junes Herdman,
'' ■ Janies D. Kelley,
: v " • tbpS:
Alexander Bradley,
John O. Backoten,
Oettfcb Black, 1
John B. Canfield,
Alonzo'A. Carrier,
Charles A‘. Colton, *
William ‘DongUs,
John Evans,
John Holmes, '
William H. Haven,
Peter H. Hanker,
BiehardUays,
'William 3. Lavcly, •
Bccbbtabx an». Tbpaspb:
t&davT
LATEST MOM WASHINGTON.
>Vf asbinqton, Pec. 8, 1881.
across the potomac.
«AU quiet qlong the lines,” la the report
to-day from General McClellan's headquar
ter*. We hare a regular Indian summer day,
and those whb.are properly armed with a pass
have taken advantage ofifc, and gone over on
the other side. Among other* were Hon.
Henry D. Poster and Hon. John Cresswell,
at the head of * about twenty, other prominent
Western Pennsylvanians. A
BBPOBTBBT .REBEL DESERTERS.
Two deserters came into Gen. • Sumner’s
headquarters yesterday. They have been at
BoonviUe .ibr several months. They state
that tho Rebels have 150,000 men at Centro-
They were told that there was a much
larger number than that, but‘did not believe
it. The Rebel* were in daily expectation of
an attack from us at three point*. There
were only about 10,000 soldier* at Manassas.
Gen. Sumner Sint the men to-day to Gen.
McCleUan's headquarter*, and after examina
tion by Gen. Marcy; they were handed over
to the Provost Marshal.
SERENADE SPEECHES-—WITH INDICATIONS AND
COUNTER INDICATIONS. - “
The interest attached to,.the opinions of
Subtie men-here on tho vital question* of the
ay gives large audiences to serenade speech
es. At the Serenade night to
Gov., Morton: of Indiana, ho - declared that
Indiana woaid give her last man and last
dollar to that {the
war.shonlabe prosecuted for tho suppression
of treason and the restoration of the Union,
and for these purposes alone, using ovary
Eracticablsmeans’ known to civilised warfare,
at doing nothing which could make the res
toration of tfio Union impossible.'
Mr. Kellogg, of Illinois, anathematized
South Carolina, but believed thorn weijo Union
sentiments in Georgia and other States, which
should be encouraged, The negro question
he would let alone. If it was a blessing, let
the South enjoy it; if a curso, lot them
suffer it.
Mr. Colfax was for conducting tho war more
vigorously, for striking the rebel* hard, qUiok
blows, for confiscating everything they jms
sessed, and especially slaves, which had proved
such an element of strength to them, j He
was ballots and bayonets instead of olive
branches, and against any suggestions of
peace till every Union man from Virginia to
Texas could sit peaceably under his roof-treo
with none to molest or make him afraid. ,
Mr. Crittenden spolce briefly in favoir of an
onward movement to Tennessee, where ho
predicted our armies would bo within ten days,
and pledged Kentucky as unalterably for tho
Union unditamaintainaneo at any cost. ; * *
Senator Lane, of Indiana dosed. Hq was
for tho confiscation of rebels’ slaves, accom
panied with, colonization, and for our armies
tho oyensive' everywhere.
THE CASE OFTHE ASMY BUTLSB8 —OPPOSITION
TO SENATOR WtUION’S BILL.
The correspondent of the N. Y. Time*
writes:
I bavo obtained a copy of a printed circular
issued by Bryant A Ruddall, a law firm in
Washington, and addressed 'to in
which tho notice of the proposal of Senator
Wilson to introduce a bill to abolish thobflice
of. sutler, which originally appeared id the
Time*, is mado tho basis of a call for a: con
tribution of $25 fr<?m each sutler as a) tend
for tho protection of their interests. The call
asks that tho funds be forwarded to Lewis
Johnson, Esq'., and Barker, and Treasurer of
tho Sailors’ Defence Fund. With tho circular
iff a blank petition to Congress, to bo signed
by the officers and privates of tho regiment,
announcing their satisfaction with thje ar
rangement. The prospect of losing the op
portunity for further extortions, is creating
tho most intenso feeling among the sutlers,
and no meaqs will bo left untried, to prevent
tho success of Senator Wilson’s bill.
Tho rritune correspondent writes on the
samo subject, andmuch to the same effect:
Tho sutlers are making groat efforts to de
feat Senator Wilaon’s bill for .tho protection of
soldiers against their extortion. Kot.satls
fiod with personal appeals to members of Con
gress, thoio who have the sutler’s pockbts at
hoart, have prepared and printed a cirouiar for
circulation in tho camps, by which erery ven*
der of gingerbread and grog is requested and
required to contribute twenty-fivo dollars to a
fund to bo asod to defeat tho measure in Con
gress. To men who eharge fivo oonts £ piece
for postage stamps, and two conts apiece fer
the commonest envelopes, this sum is a mere
bagatelle. % :
It has not occurred to tho friends of the
private soldier to raise money to holp pn the
bill, bat they hare showored upon tho; Sena
tor who has moved ‘in this reform letters of
thanks; and letters enumerating some of the
extortions they have suffered.
KB. OPBLET’a CONFISCATION BILL.
The .correspondent of the N. Y. JVifcone
Wl The bill which Mr. hurley, of Ohio, will
offer in the House to-morrow, declares all
rebel property confiscated, and all the slaves
belonging w rebels free, and the
appointment : of .commissioners in eacfi rebel
State to cafry bftt tho Confiscation ofc property
and the liberation of slaves in a systematic
and ordorly manner, and-ito take charge of
sneb slaves:and employ them in.tho service of
the Ufaited States at/easonable wages; and in
transporting- to Florida such as may] not be
needealor the pnbtto eervieej and
them there fer uot more than six,<yisars, at
reasonable wage*,' lo lo J al proprietors of lands;
after which term of six'years they shallbeen
tirely free- Florida-is to be occupied, by
United State*.force* as soon and as fer prac
ticable, nnd tho estates ofrobcUarutq bo sold
by commUsioners to loyal purchawra, sand the
slaves of loyal citisenapurehased and bald fori
outof the eonfiication fund. Itistobegov
•roed by military law, and a* a,tcrritofy, until
ithaa snflleieht'whlteinhabitants *o entitleit
to a-reprtsentatiro in Congress, when it may
form a’State'Gdvornmont and a Constitution
excladln* iU-rm, , ■ The. bill 1« jkrofall,
drawn.and prortdeiampUr Mfeguardagamrt
fr»o4, aid tor .the compcnraUon of cred
its, ulnUiai b, the rebellion,*ir koereto
b. pid ont of tbe oenlUeetton fund. I ' ' j
; tat jitiTtJPUU JAn.. ; j i ' ..
Bm«tot Wn»on jialde vtoitto- the jUoxan
drU >ll to-day, Mi found tho same itato of.
?<kin nr l *t i "r thorn with regard 16 Jtlto im
prleonwmt of aepoe*. Tho jaU waJ fall of
iUvei wbo belong to rebel Tnwtem.ltcladtng
urmal balpagiog to the lato JohpjAf Wa*h.
Imrton. Coniitli will; doubtlw &ko aetion.
tn thla ease almllar to that of tho WaiMnglon
throe-of- the' rebel dtp. rLoo’a
brother* tnthelleiandrUjolL. 1 E
' ;" ' ioaricacATßO*. : j
Mr. Jo*Beb Neleon, of the Bopromo Court,
bat arrlredln lorrh.andwill takehit toot to
aaorrotr.- T -*■» toM <lmt l h» »ece«*ioni*ta
WiVe taVeh pWnerßon or »n
SropertV:, ardond NashTltle, _emonptlng to
olnotT thousand dollar.-The .Venerable
: len :
peraona! irMeßce,
: ihq Umntf old hero: rßMb:wf: his brave
to'ftrir e#n,lips.
corinytoaV- ;
* •*?/*! AAA* >
v'jUU-vjL : Vvdia-Jty/jf-icl till V ;
i-<w3? i» i * 'itmtu-r:* vt «u% \J ' ' T} *
ft&f&lAfr.. TRUST AJSP aAV^'GS
vJT BANK, corner Sixth, and WooditreeU.'i t
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DKPOSIT.
CAPITAL - 8100,000.
BTOCKIIOLDEBS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DUfECTOU:
ADAH BEINEMAN, Prttidtul.
Springer EarUngb, Augustus Hogrcler,
E. H. Myers, Jowph Lang,
Ji F. Uarekotte, Christian giabert,
Anthony Mev«r, A. Oroetxinger. .
VISCOUSTJZ VEB Y - DA I'.
JOHN BTKWABT, Cathier.
.71 IS C£LU JTE O VS.
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS AT RE
DUpED PBICE9>-JAMEB W. WOOBWELL,
»«na 'ffniirl 33 Third ■treat, and 111 Fourth street,
CONSISTING or j _•
ALL VARIETIES OF STYLES AND FINISH,
suitable for lIOTELSand PRIVATE DWELLINGS.
ASP All order* promptly attended to, and tbo Fur
ttnro carefully packed and boxed.
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS furnished at short
CABINET MAKERS supplied with atery article
In the Uoe.
JAMES a CHILDS & CO.,
HOPE COTTOS MILL, ALLEGHENY,
SEAifLESS BAGS ASD OF OSSAEUBGS, '
Si INCHES TO *0 INCHES WIDE.
left at 1L Child* & Co.’a, 133 Wood at.,
will mceivo attention. . oc2S:dly
PENS, Wholesale akdKetaiu
PESS ASP CASES REPAIRED;
SILVER AND GOLD PLATING,
Done at the shortest notice, at the corner of Fourth,
-aw) Market streets, second story. .
Persons living out ef I he city hariug pens to repair
can kcuil them by mail. ' / „„
D,h27:J15- FITZPATRICK k Cp,_„
IrTfNK GOODS.— Solid Gold Wedding
' p Sixcus Stork akd Clustm Diajtokd
UmvlUB 1 D»«iTO«lll»l»mi, Bllra
article* in oiki suitable for wedding present*, bETS
OF JEWELRY In Coral, Jet, Amethyst, Pearl, Ac.;
SILVER CUPS AND GOBLETS, for presentation;
GOLD UEAD CANES, Ac.
U. RICHARDSON k CO.,
ap l7 Corner of Fifth and Market street*.
STDgOO; uwknb,
Iql STUCCO AND : TTAfeTrO WORKER, PAPER
Hanger and plasterer. „.. t
ffid~CENTKES AND ORNAMENTS of all lands
furnished on short notice.
All orders left at No. 23 Congress street, six doors
OwnWytto, or at Palmar’* Wall Paper Store, bo. 91
Wood street, will bo promptly attended to. mh2B
W A. OALDWEXL.. .. .....JOUK CALDWKIt, JR.
CALDWELL & BKO., Boat Eokkisß
zbs and ptAttu js .MANILLA, HEMP AND
COTTON CORDAGE, OAKUM, TAR, PITCH. ROS
IN AND OUA TARPAULINS. DUCK, iiIGHT
AND HEAVY DRILLINGS, Ac., No. 68 Water and
,7* Front streets, Pittsburgh. 1 . ap^aiy
W 1 W. YOUNG, successor to Uart
. trrighi & Young,-No, 9TWood,street,corner
of Diamond alley, dealer in all kinds of CUTLERY,
RAZORS, RIFLES, REVOLVERS* KNIY ES< SCIS
SORS, GUNS, Ac., Ac. A large assortment of the
above goods constantly on hand.; .i. mhl
, TACKBON & TOJVNSJiND. Bore
f) Packers asd dealim w BACON, DRIED
BEEF, LARD, MESS AND RUMP PORK,. No. 12
Fourth street, near Liberty, Pittsburgh.
WR MAKSHALlvDeaierih Wall
• pAPtos, .Border*, ±c.,_ No. 87 Wood street,
Pittsburgh. •• ’ j a^
l> iLTPAUHEK., No. -Wood Bt.,
Xt. Ifailef in BOKKETfI, TTATB, BTBAJV TRIM
MINGS, aud STRAW GOODS generally. *
JTiEDMC+IL.
TAR. McMUNN’S elixir of opium.
I } —The perfection of Otis Inestimable preparation
ito ablMindtninankiijd. jWilhoutdcterionUing the
medicinal virtues of o'plam, the Elixir l* thoroughly
purified from all tbo noxious qualities of the drag.
In cases of fractures, barns, scalds, cancerous ulcers,
and other painful affections, it will relieve palu and
irritation, allay convulsions, sjwmnodlc action, and
morbid excitement of body and mind, without auu
lug sickness, costlvenea, or'headache. These admi
rable qualities must render it pre-eminent in the list
Prepared and sold by A. 3. <k D. SANDS, Drag*
aists, 100 Fulton street, New York. ' •
8 Sold also by B. A- FAHNESTOCK A CO., PUte
blSo£f also by Druggists go no rally. no26:dlw-wliT
JUEHCBUVrT TAUMRH. ,
EW GOODS \ NKAV GOODS I
FALL AND WINTER l
LATEST STYLES I
At the old stand of JAMES C. WATT, eonjor -Penn'
and St. Clair streets. .
The heirs of Jams C. Watt,.deceased, respect-,
fully Invite public attention to the new htock of
FALL . AND WINTER GOODS, comfHflnk all the
newest styles of fashionable material adapted to
r . . GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
SoUclltnpf an early call. The business will be am*
ducted on tbs samo approved manner a* heretofore.
The stock or new good* Is equal to any Is this city. ■
. ocl9:lyd . ;
LatjT styles of; j?'all ajs
WINTER GOODS,
' We are now opening h choice stock of FALL AND
WINTER. GOODS, in all of the latest importafioms
of CLOTHS, CABSIMERES and VESTINGS,, which’
we flaUor ourselTps will be equal to any assortment
‘to be found w«L‘ TfisywUl benmdO Up to
order, in a superior style,, -and at price* to snlt the
times! Wo would respectfully ■nlteUwn purly caOl
from our pntropa.and the public. !—~ ..
Mucaaxr' Tailor*, No-19 Fifth «£x*e|.
Yiiorth iiretfi6tt,b*na M/ wnonurat of
’ati'l f »o«t'or Vtkh la ©f
1 la IiGU/fllldn* will “? “•“SJ r.v“"y
UJW I . anil ttU of their own Wjulerlng. UIUCAHE, »nrt
•!>!» br juUIMamiiMTMM. . •, ' ««
T YON'' «KNHTHAL. llßroittKit'
' I ! 1 n'tlt'^-'i.i , VlJ l ßLtfielertfcwaa»lrf QKSIIIMK.
"AICD JAKCt •
p^ss^s^it^
mass Ai*n,KsiAi , Tv
fittsiurgh (toffy
S. REDPLE & CO.,
EDI-TOB%'A'2SD PBOPBIETOB9 ,
Pnblicaitoß |offiee So. 84 «fth Street.
MORNING ARB i DAILY,
CONTAINING lAbDATEST'JTYWS CP 10 THE
HOCK OP PCPWCATION. / .
-^•-TERMS:
Morxixo Ep£iOs—96 per annua In advance, or
12 cents par weelf ftoin carriers.
‘ Etxotxq pcrannmn In advance, or 6
cents per week" tfoni carriers. ?
: WxxKLi EDrjnofi—Single copies, $2 per annum;
Ptve or more, or upwards, 91 per annua,
invariably in aiftahcel
advertising s at REASONABLE BATES.
WEDNESDAY-MORNING, DEC. 11, 1861.
Junes B. D. Heeds,
‘ Isaac H. Pennock,
A. M. Pollock, M. D.,
Robert Bofcb,
James Shidle,
Alexander Tindl*.
jtxxa.
JohQ B. McPadden,
' Pater'A. Madeira,
John Hi Mellor,
James McAhley,
John Varthall;
Walter P. Marshall,
John Orr,
Henry L. Ringwalt,
| John H. Shoenberger,
Alexander Spear,
WiOlsm'K. Schmertz,
' Isaac Whittier,
Christian Yeager.
ier—CHaS. a. COLTON.
fc3B:lymn
FALL AND WINTERI
LATEST STYLES I
jiisT nsdavsb. [ \
OAMUKL GRAY A BOH,
question as to the loyalty of certain Govern
ment employees, have again resumed their
labors, and are now in full blast. They have
had quite a namber of Government officials
before them, and are determined to probe the
matter to the bottom, and to weed out unclean
spirits. They have already accomplished a
good deal, and there is still a wide field for
operations. * •
Tho report of the Van Wyck Investigating
Committee that was expected to be made to
morrow, may not bfcpresented before.Wednes
i day. The material is complete, bnt not all
! prebared for the press.. - It will make a vol
i nme of 1,500 pages, and will contain mon--
; atrons and startling, disclosures of fraud and
. corruption, the timely exposure of which will
| save millions to the Treasury.
Apropcf of this latter committee, we find the
following interesting incident communicated
by the correspondence-of tho N. Y. IVorM :
Samuel Wilkeson, of the Tribune, was
brought before the Van; Wyck investigating
committee last Wednesday, to testify how he
got possession of that-portion of the commit-:
tee's testimony taken in St. Louis,.concerning
the Fremont frauds. He refused
on the ground-—first, that the committee had
no power to investigate thev subject,' Ifß legal
authority being confined to the investigation
of fraudulent contracts, etc.; second, Ihat the
public communications made to editors byin
formdnts should he privileged and confidential.
TELBOBAPn TO FOBTBSSS MONBOE.
.The President baa given his approval to; a
scheme for a line of telegraph from hero to
Fortress Monroe. Only twenty miles of;it
will be* submarine. ■ In "connection - With this,
New Yorkere are advocating a-ettbmarine iihe
to Hatte.ss, tbeuce to- PoK Royal, thence to
Key West and Fort Pickens.
PEBSONAL AND AISCEELANEOOS.
W. N. Jenkk, of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed Land Agon* at Brownsville, Ne
braska. .
i Jo's. J. Henry, of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed Consul at. Pott- .Mahon, Minorca
Islands. - . .
Mr. Richardson, of Illinois, has decided to
accept, if offered him, the Brigadier-General
ahip. . ; .
Sergeant Brown, from General Sickles* bri
gade, brought thirty slave women and chil
dren yesterday. They were in a sad condi
tion', but have been provided with copforta
ble quarters. •
* George Wilkes, of Willue' Spirit of the Timer,
w&s aceident&Uy shot in the thigh, yesterday,
by a-pistol which be was handling. The
wound, although not a dangerous , one, Will
confine him to hie room for .some weeks. ;
A shell from the rebel battery at Mathias
Point was thrown into the camp of the Mas
sachusetts Fourteenth on Friday evening.
It traveled about four miles, but did not ex
plode.
The Pensacola Fight.
The Hiehmond .Examiner, of- tho 2d inst,,
gives the following extracts from its ex
changes In reference"to the recent engagement
at Pensacola:
Nearly the whole of Warrington has been
reduced to ashes by tho enemy’s shot and
shell. None of cur batteries are injured, and
among the buildings destroyed are the St.
John’s and the Catholic churches. jThe
houses 1 occupied 1 by the- officers' ore only
slightly damaged,- As to the injury done the
enemy, any report-made is alt speculation,
and no 'reliable -or .truthful statements have
-come from there yet.-. All ourbatteries have
been worked with great .credit to thoSe.in
charge of them. . . , t l .
The correspondent 'of tho Columbus (Ga.)
1 £«» says : General Bragg says he cannot make
J out what- - old Brownis'after; He has been
firing for eighteen hours; consecutively,; and
I has done us no ihjtfry: 1 Not a soul was jhnrt
yesterday, and no damage was dono tq our
works. Gen. Bragg thinks Brown’s firing
was ridiculous. One-half of their shells
not explode, and the Navy/Yard is pUcdfwith.
them. You can walk over thorn, they are so
thick. Wo cannot ascertain what damage we
have dono. Our aim was deliberate and onr
fire slow. Every gun ,did execution, and one
shells hurst always just over Fort Pickens.
Our hoys would fire a big gun and then jump
on it and give cheers. They are perfectly de
lighted at the fun. The force engaged has
been MeCrae’s and Wheat's, and another bat
tery, all from Louisiana and Mississippi.; .The
enemy attempted a landing at Perdidoirivcr
on Sunday night, but were most signally re
pulsed by our gallant troops there. A negro
wagon driver was at Mcßao this morning
. when the firing commenced, and said ho prould
drivo his team to headquarters if Pickens
; killed him and every mule he had. A shot
killed onoof bis mules; he out it loose and
drove the remainder safely through. Gen.
Bragg says ho intends to mention him in his
report to tho government.
[From the Charleston Courier, Nov. 23.]
Pensacola, Nov. 29—8 A* M.
Both parties are silent this morning. I
walked down to the beach this morning and
looked at Pickons. Sho seems considerably
battered. Along dark placo upon bo? side,
which tho men say is shot marks, was plainly
visiblo. Poor Fort Mcßao suffered yesterday
far more than wo thought. Six men were
killed by the falling of the cover ofa rest, and
ten others wounded. They say five hundred shot
and shell fell into the fort. Tho damage was
done by ships, which took, position, southwest
of the fort, whore tho gunk Could not be very
effective, and fired broadside after broadside
upon her. A battery loeated just back jof her
Xidod in repelling the attack, and, it it said,
struck them 15 times. Only two ships jare off
the harbor this morning. I fear neither party
will renow the fight this morning. It they
do Mcßae will probably be abandoned (during
the day, and the battery behind her .worked;
But if she was leveled to the-sand, nothing
would be accomplished towards the redaction
of oar batteries. We hare never counted hoc
as anything in the fight.
Sufferings of the Fugitive Loyalists
_ of Missouri.
The following extract of a letter frjom tho
wife of one of onr generals in. teUai
cad tale of the sufferingjof refugee Unionists
in Missouri
St. Locis, December 2, JB6l.
Dbar Movbbr : I received your letter yes
terday (Sunday,) and should have answered
it last evening, but was too tired to do any
thing. Xhad been busy all day trying to re
lieve the Sufferings of our yoor refugee* front
the southwest, who an coming by scares into
the oity every day. Most of them ace farm
ers, who, at an hour's notice, fled'flroin comr ;
fortable homes, loaving everything behind
them. It wa*: a bitter cold .day. yeitorday,
and sijt famiUes wore fouud ia: mariept street
.nearly frattn and starved.., I got. together all.
the old. clothes t had, and begged What I
could in the hotel; and started with two other
ladies and ! two'officers’to find t&em/Wp carry*-
lug thebuxidlesonrSetveir. i; ;- * j "
We fotuid i twenty "children, most of them;
barifobted, wUh-acartsly any
clothes at all. *;t ncrur-iaw: .such » sights
mcnand- women:, dn kags,>~W T e ■ did Wtotwej
could for them'} got.themhotcpfffeaddbrcad,
; and started downtotteley coin 4«?»t of otters.
We ttafr hardly finished oar.dmner when We
heard of r seven < families, ai the poliw station,
right gbt' there HjJt slipjj;
an!• cried—huddWd ’together m’ a littfe dark
foimd oho woman with twins 1 four
and *lftfr efntfifcti 7 ' besides j ! they had ibeep on.
Ahe road three weeks; I have been sewing on
this mniniag and have made two
flannel nightgowns, andiput them;on.j two
bftbios who had hardly a stitch of clOtinng—
thismomont ttqitreottarc foil of those onu
gront wagons. What li| to .be- done ? .
■ 1 THritCbsTßAßisba.—-General Hollock’s last
order Says of tha eontimbands■
The liwt of the United States confiscate;
the property of anjrmostor.in a slave used fpt;
insurrectionary, purposes. Should. Congress
extend-thls; penalty tp the prpperty. of. all
robelsinarms, or :®*si*d4 , V 5 ® ri*®~
encouragement: to Lbo encmy, pto visions
will be .etrieflj/cnToiveiU Military oflJeers*
jdo.not.ihak*< .lawi, hot tMy Should obey ind
enforce tbcm whcn 'made. \ " ‘ ;
Congress lb evidently hi a humor to enact
laws • w hloh will b n*bl e .Co neral Hmlieck. to re
‘yise: hts” r former border -on - the- contraband
■question, c: :.r..r:?.:£v;.'o
X V., Powlib,.one* .Postmaster of “Jew
Voih,.laearqrfag,bn‘‘h f iohaocq7®a» l^wtpry
a*?*!*
r-r?l:;.’.-;: h::r. t-lao j v«>7; i .
'fr'h-l C:: A M rori':?i;i Zi eii • jS{jirn;:ii
From St. Louis and Cairo. |
A dispatch to the Chicago JW&uitc, dated j
St. Louis, December Bth, says: j
The Illinois Rivor Packet Company has j
taken the contract to tow Hie thirty-eight ■
mortar-boats to Cairo.Thej steamer Sam l
Gaty leaves to-morrow with.twelve of themt.
The others will follow immediately. Eighty
dollars each is paid for the job, which is con
sidered a low figure. „ - ••
Gen. Tjiomas L. Price, who was appointed
Brigadier General by Fremont, and relieved
I of command' at Jefferson .City, by order of
j Gen. Halleck, in consequence of the Govera
] ment’a non-recognition of Fremont’s appoint
ments, has received a Brigadier's commission
j direct from President Lincoln. This is an ex
-1 cellent appointment. Ho has resumed the
command at'Jeffcrson City.
The Cincinnati Gazette has the following in
a dispatch from Cairo, dated the 7th inst:
. The result of the conference between-Gen.
Grant and the rebel General Cheatham under
a flag of truce, yesterday/! learn j will be the
: release of fifteen of. the number of Federal
prisoners now at Memphis. They are expect
ed here to-morrow.
‘ From a reliable source, I learn that a black
flag has been hoisted and now floats at Colum
bus. , ‘
Letters divulging ah'extensive contraband
trade from this State with; the rebels have been
received by Gen. Grant. A trap for the inter
ception of the parties connected has bcon laid,
and will donbtlesslbe successful.
A force of nine hundred cavalry left Bird's
Point last night by tho order of Gen. Grant,
and roconnoitored as far as Belmont, where
it was reported a number of cannon had been
planted. The object was to take or spike
them, but, neither onemy. nor cannon being
found, the force returned this morning.
Heavy Swindle—s3o,oo9 Involved.
Two residents of this city, within the past
few weeks, have perpetrated one of the grand
dest swindles it has ever been onr lot to re
cord. It appears Uiat they visited the.bakers
of this city and sdrrounding towns, and pro
cured large orders from them for flour at de
preciated prices. ‘They then by -false repre
sentations, fraudulent letters,.and
tion of their large orders, prevailed upon
Messrs. Smith, Woodbury & Co., Jesse
Hoyt A Co., and other firms of the New York
Corn Exchange,!to sell them flour to the
amount of nearly]s3o,ooo, at thirty days.
The flour was shipped 1 to thtt city, and it
is presumed was disposed of to various par
ries, the swindlers receiving cash, with which,
instead of paying the New .York firms, they
loft for some-unknown locality. Yesterday
some of the. swindled merchants, who had in
the meantime probably smelt a rather largo
rat, came to this city, and gotting trace of
large quantities of the flour yet in store, got
out writs of replevin, and during the after
noon Sheriff Reynolds took possession of some
four hundred barrels-stored at No. 277 Mar
ket street, one hundred at a bakery in the
Sixth ward, and somo other smaller lots in
other parts of the city.— Nemtrh Mereury.
FOR &ALE JUT& TO LET.
For sale.
SO shares K. and-SI. Bank Stock, 1
10 do Citizens’ do
27 do 'Mechanics’ do
10 do Manchester Savings Baukt
30 do . Birmingham G*s Stock,
30 do . Hand Street Bridge Stock. .
Stock of every description bought and sold by
B. McLAIN * CO.,
de7 SBV. Fourth street, PiUslmrgU.
IjlOK SALK—A three story Brick Dwell
' inedlouae, situated in tho Second Ward or the
city of Pittsburgh, on Fourth street, betwoen SmUb
ficld street and Cherry alley, with all the out-balld-
Incs coun'octed therewith. . _ , „ ~
a Ua, b lx»t 9f Ground in the Sixth Ward of said
city, haring a front of twenty-four feet oo Franklin
streot, and extending, hack one hundred and twenty
feet to Decatur street. Said lot lies adjoining the
rest Bide of the Sixth PmbyterUn Church.
w. C. AUGULNDAUGn, Aaslguee,
Ho. 113 Diamond street.
IjlOlt SALE. —A very commodious and
C comfortable residence, In a deaimble neighbor
hood, in the Third wd, Allegheny, on long and
eosj paremonte, and very low. .ln*puflsof
3 . S. SCUOYER, Jn.,
Attorney at 'Lnw, 13H Fonrth at.
NULNE FOR SALE— About Eight
Hous rowtn, in good order, now driving three
Power Preesee In this offlco. WUI- bo 10H chap fcr
cssh. Enquire at GAZETTE OFFICE,
ja7:dtf Fifth street, above bmithfleld.
jQAVIS & PHILLIPS,
BRABB FOUNDERS AND "MANUFACTURERS,
PLUMBERS,
OAB AND STEAM FITTERS,
Manu&cturcn and De*l«« in
GAS FIXTURES,
PUMPS AND'BRASS WORK,
of every description.
OXL FELL PUMPS, of BRASS, COPPER or
IRON, with the most approved Chambers or Valve*,
of all kind#, and warranted to give satisfaction.
JIANUFACTOfeT,
110 Water and 104 Front etreota,
JygfcXyMsaF
A LLKQHENY COUNT*, as.—
A Commonwealth of PoamjlTanla,*
Cornelius W. Lawrence and £!Kah<‘PUrdy, executor*
oftholaatwiUandtestameat.pl jDasidvM~rmll;> late
of the city o£ Mow York, decanted; also to th?>«UTi
and aU others concerned.'lnporsoance of tho fliteonth
action of an Act of Assembly of said Commonwealth,
entitled “An. Act tocreateaSinking; Fnnd. to
provide for the gradual and certain extinkuLahment
of tUc debt of tbe Commonwealth,” passed thp IOUi
day of April, A-D-. W 49- you are hereby cited to be
ftnd nppear before me, .W*. J. Bichabikh*. Kegiitcr.
for the Probete ofWtlle, *c.Jn end for eald county,
onjor before MONDAY, the 6th dej of Jomtery. A.
1862, then nnt! there to ehoer cause "by. the collateral
inheritance tax upon the following Beal Estate shut
not be collected .under tho nroVUiohs of said Act of
Aaeemblji berelh fall ndt. Bald Real Estate consists
of
3 Housbi Ml 4 iots «n Wood ttrcet, ,
6 ». . - •• Hand “
1 Tacant Lot ' ' “ " '“"
1 -4* «• Penn 44
1 Houae end I»ot;‘V. • . .
6.Hom®» *ndli>tt **
Giren Under mr hand and »ca* of office at Pitttburgl
jp"
.tJl'i' -'i'KKIiiir—I2JDOCSMKNT3 toFdu
,of idoctal varieties to chogw from, with ;«Tirr.poeil
‘Wo«n>likto tOhiVoorery Ttetetjr ticotonamo.
■» Of Acptefcltm* , w hM» £*
srslUroo: year old»» I(MW faor; T* 4 ™ ll **-, f®"’? l°J'
000 two to.thrw.yiairold. Pewb, rjumj • “ Be
lmtbo ilfonety. ; Ca3l
"^BVEBGBEEH3 from. Ito 6 feet, 6r tti6 jhqntlwt,
rtSSoVSBADE TBEE9 Ah'D bHBUBBEBY,
1 Ain> oaklasd kto
yggftj««».»> Ws Mtmpocri: Ji.'
SlUNJMXUllU
'VMObbiita.‘ciwol Aroto;''' ‘
10bbli.I>rj*«eb<*P v. ■■ ■■..! Ui
SKiffcws. ■
100 bou»K. D. Cteoe;
'■ 'iooij«totW: ! B.c»«i«r ■- 1
: JO bMt- O.MoU««; ~
~ , ■,jS.boiwWigi’Jtorebi .
' 50 (Jtix.mWiamTtiT.C7 Brooms; ' ,
: 60 bbK* Eubri ailing Oil; •
, ; L . igp,bwh-ipdm«
i , ? 4^4(o^»^, VAK . oora)El£i
,»u So; H4 Second fctregt.
XTfiW‘OONBIttNMKMa'S. , !
60 ik*. yiint Iltxctay.t 10 bbl*. Xlipt- Hominy,.
,»BbbU,MiniCnmbarTW* ‘S
It do Sweet Oder, 75 bn». DrW *T ac “ ri, »;
it®.';
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Vill . jb- H.iYfl|grftCg.
i TSSgjfsiHaoKES^EEASEEi^ - '
H^SSSSSSSS^SSS^k^- .
WOK MAN'S PiASTEKS, ,; V
~ ;: BtnWIOHDT frrOH j ’MiASTKM,".? ' - . _ ,
L ffIIIKNGTUEMINIiPXASTEKS, •: ‘.
; MOBEUEAD'SHAGSETIO. PIASTERS,
COItSAND DCNrONI’I/ASTEKS.Ac.;
:> tfrnlvtar • 'BIHON JOHNSTON, T>rvgcM,
-> i -AndDcekr Uvchotofrjfnmlij
:;dtft .- r r Con»tSiniUifle]AaadTQortn itrcott.
T; ÜBKIUA'W«G, bi>l*. buck
BSiSPS^f 5 .!
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TO *if>
VOLUME LXXIV—32O.
ursvMtMrcE.
TNDEMNITY AGAINST tOSS^BY
1 FiaE.~FBANK.LTH FIRE INSURANCE OOK
TANY OF PHILADELPHIA. OEco,43Rand *37
Chestnut street, near Fifth. '*
Statement of Assets, January Ist, 1800, ptzUtihad
agreeably to an act of Aaaembly, being—- . :
Firat Mortgages, amply 5ecured........~..31,886^W.W
Real Estate, (pras't tu. 3108,314 Cl) coat- 102,866 00
Temporary Loans, on ample Collateral .
Sccuriw 89,135-00
Stocks, (present value SM,C67 72) coat— 89,W.00
Notes and Bill! Bocolvable —. .
Cash 27.91P00
$2,206,08168
S9* The only profit* from premium* vhichthi*
Company can diride by lav are from risk* vnfcn
have beon determined. . ' ' '''
Insurance made on erery doocnpUoa of property,
in town and country, at ratoe a* low as are comment
witheecurity. '* yJ T ,
Since their Incorporation, or
they hare paid looses by fire to aa amount exceeding
FourUiUUtM o//Wia«, thereby aflordl^eridaiDf*
of the advantages of Insurance, a» well as their aom*
ty and disposition to meet-with prompUem eti
liabilities.
IOBBXB rr ran
Loam paid during the year ST
DHLSCTOUt
Charles N.- Bandar, Isaac Lea, . '■ •'
Mordecai D. Lewis, Jacob B. Smith,
Told&s Wagner; Edward 0. Dal*,
David 8. Brown, Geo. W. Wchards,.
Samuel Grant, I George Falee.
CHARLES N. BANCKEB, Prmidmt
EDWABD C. DALE, Vie* Frni&tmL
w “ a.
myf, Office Northeast cor. Wood A Third ata»
T7IRE INSURANCE BT THERELI
IJ ANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPAET,
OF PHIL A DELPHI A. on g UIL DINGS, Umiftd 0T
perpetual, MKBCUANDISE, FURNITURE, Ac., in
towoor country. Office-No. 308 Walnut WW)t*«
Capital, $229,510; A&BETB, $308,508 9C—iDTestod
as follows':
First .Mortgage on Improved City Proper- <
tv, worth doable the amount .»150|C0U uu
Ground not, first clam .. ............. . 2»W3 60
Penn*. B. B. Co.’s 0 per cent. Mortgage ,
loan, $30,000, C05t......... £T,«O 00
City o t PhU*delphla, 6jper cont v Loan.... 3000 00
Allegheny county 6 per ct. P. B. B. loan 10,000 00
Collateral bonds, welTsecured.. 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
. Railroad Company, mortgage'loan— it: 4,000 00
Pannirivamai Railroad CoJt 5t0ck......... 4,000 00
Stock*of .Reliance Mutual insurance C 0... 24,350 00
Stock J ofCofitity'Flra Insurance Co_ 1060 00
Stock ol Delaware 81. S. Insurance C 0..„ TO <»
Commercialßank do - —•— 0*
Mechanics' [Bank, do —•-v~ -- 80
Union M. Insurance Co.'s Scrip.™ 1«> W
Bills Receivable, business'paper. lB
Book Accounts, accrued interest, etc....... 7*
‘Cash on hand and in hands afEgcrits.™.. 11,865 lo
‘ '* $30&»6 96
TnfGLEY y i¥e»i*»X.
Clem TlnglAr, '
■Samuel Bisphnin# \ t
Wm. B. Thompson,
• Bobert Steen, - • •
Frederick,Uruun,
Wm. Huk&r,
C. .SteTenaoqi ..
Benj. w. Tingley,
Johri B . Worrull, • 1
Marshall BUT,
* ’ B. Till
my 6 Northeast corner 1
WESTERS. TMirRANCECOMPA
¥V NTO^PI¥TSBIJBGii::
- . >t, mHi lIULLEU, Jr., TrmdtnL
6. JL GORDON, Secretary* . _
- OQkw, No, : 09 waterstrcct, Spang* Co.VWsro
bootWi up stairs, Pittsburgh. . .
-taw* hgattat'.aU ktnitff Ftr» tuid Vanns
fljit*. A Ilona InXiUUion, managed by Dirtctanwho
ate xcet't Jht men in the eommnnifg, ana *rto or* ***£
tmi*edi : h& pntnpbuu and liberalUy f to mammin th»
character which Otey Tiare.axromed, a* ojering ,w<«
oratectloit to thou who Attire to beWnwred. •
* . ASSETS.OOTOBEIt $0,18531 w
Stock Accounts - S
Mortgages.*. ' *»}JJ J 5
C£m Account*, Ac-—-*»» g
I .*r*r“* nSjJX? ?*,
| Sotos and Bills Discounted J IT*,Q7S U
25
Wm. McKnight,
Holmes.’
Alex. Nljnlfjk,
’Diirtd M‘. Long,
William Smith,
0. W. JUcketton.
George DandO,”
B. Iflller, Jr.* -
Kcoa J. Tbnmaa,
C: W. Jockioh,
Joanns McAuley,
Aloxaader Spoor,
Andrew Ackley,
raySO . .
T7IKE, marine and inland in-
P SUBANCE,—INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA.
' Incorporated 1794 IMOflllL.
Aetttt, January ID, Cl
AWW, au aKtHUR o; COFFIN, PmidflU.
THOMAS PLATT, Saeretoir. .y-\i
tnsurance camVTnE slate
I Of PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA.
Ass eta, February I,lS&9— .WEj$OB 00
‘ HENRY D. fiHEBREBD, Pr+idrnL
WILLIAM. HARPER, Secretory. . ,
ttartfokd fire INSURANCE CO.
xl HARTFORD. ' _ t -<±»
Incorporated 1810—Capital,5o00,000. •
AbkoU, Hay VISGO 63
H. HUNTINGDON, PrttiJenL
TlilO. C. ALLYJT, Secretary. .
C2-Insurance In tho abcTe old. and reliable Com
pnt]t<x can lie obtained' by arplicniipnto
; W. P» JONJSj
STVater street, Bagttley’aßoiidlDK*.
—imBNaiNbUKAJSCKUUMJ'AwY
OP PITTSBURGH.' Offleo, coriior' Market and
Waterstreet*, secondfloor. -■ i.-vV.- ' •
: WM. B AGALEY, JfrtrldcnL
SAMUEL REA, Eeceeian.
Insures Steamboat* and Cargoes.
Insures a»<r damage in the navigation
of the Somborn atidiWflitanx Rivera, >! Lake* and
Bayous, and thrtx»TuMion of the Seas. '
Insures against loss and damage by Are.
DTBSCTOaS:
Wn. Bagaley,
Jaa. Park, Jr.,
PITTSBURGH.
Francis “Sellers,
W. G. Jobnston,
C. Zng,
Capt Ta. C. Young,
8. M. Kier, :
-pHUjAnm.PHIA iIiHE.AND LIFE
JL, INSURANCE,COMPANY, No. 149 ChesnQtsi,
opjiodte the Custom House. , • 1
, Capital, 1210,100—Asset*,.1301*018,
Will rr°^ A ail kinds of Insurance,-either perpetual
or limited, on every description of Property or Her
chanibe, at reasonable ratee;of premium. -
ROBERT P. KING, JVesfcJsat.
M. W. BALDWIN, Vk* PrttidenL
F. BLACKBURNE, jSecrrtory. ...
Cbaa. Bayes,
E. R. Cope,
£. B. EnzUab, >
Geo. W.. Brown,
P.H.‘ SaTpry,
TTLEUtUii* * .oxsANCfi (X)M
jCXPANy OP PItTSBUIUJH. : Office, No.37Flftli
street. Bank Block. . . . r.= .
' Insure* artinet all kinds of Fire«nd Minne Bisks,
b isaaO JONES, PtmuimL
JOHN D:McCOBD, VicePraidenL
IV. M. BOOK K Btentar%,, i C-:i; ■
Cspt. Wlf. DEAH, Cfeieral Ag**t>
DIMCTOB*: •
| John D. McCord, .
\ Capt.Adam'Jacobs,
. B. P. Sterling,
Capt. William Bean
.Boot. L. McCrotr,
IL BarflC Jal:ljd ,
.Isaic Jones,. .
C: <7. Honor,
HarrcT Childs, k
Capi. 3L C. Gray, . ..
John A. WUion, ' > ‘
B. Fahnestock* . >
•& ’WILSON’9 '
- • j Machines,
NO. ZT FI FT IT STREL'T.PITTSB CEOH, PA.
Uwarifaf JVaitftrW «*A«
TNITED STAMStAiB J i ' OHIO STATE FAIB;
■ i - r -‘ -•' * ITEttNOIB 6TATE7AXB; *
.WISCONSIN ST±TE FAIB ;lOWA STATEFAIB >
KSNTUGKT STATE FAIR;
TENNESSEE STATB F AIRf i S.J. STATE FAIR;
, VERMONT STA3»£AJ»; .
Chi&j^W<xWrlca’Tn*titute,
r. ;
CiaclmaHMechsinica 1 InstUolo;
ALLEGHENY OOCKTX PEerSBUBaU,
and. etbtt. Comity Yaira KX» nsmtreua tojnenUoa.
We offer to the DabUc WDEfiLKftA
IMPROVED SEWINOrMAeBINIt,; «t\BIDUCKD
PRICES,,with -confidence in iu merits as
the best and most reliable Family'Sewing Machine
in.tue. j U eeWseqnallYntlloo the thickest and
thincst fabrics, makes the ibek.-«iitch kb possible t»
om&tbPadTaatstenf.being alike
.on.both sides, forming no ridge or cbolnon the an dor
Side—to riinpleia coturtrqettotnmoro sptody in more«
;meDf, asd mom dhraUfr than an/iftbsr machine.
WegirefoU instructions to enable life purchaser .
ioWwoedhuryeftaia*, stitch, bcm, fell, quift, gather, .
bind and. tuck, all on the kudo machine, and warrant a
lifer three-years.- - ‘ •' • ' ? v :i
Ckcolarv «m toioing ■ testimonial* .from todies of
the highest standing,. e*rt snd'-west; tiring prloce,
tc.,trUi be furnished gratis, an apflinaftnn In person
•or toletter.,; * ,
Sewing Machine Needles, BUk, r Ywfcti Cotton and
Oil constantly on hand. . ,WK.:SUNNHL
ijffww* ■
.•?v .tiVwt' r • *• ” r u-
rujtS't _ • _.
H; L:Carrfra, -
Z. Lothrop, . -i
Bobt. Toland, \
' ChoaJLelond,
Fred’k. Lonnig,
Jjfob T. Bantmffr
C. 8. Wood,
Smith Bower#,
* Jaa, 3. (Woodward,
- John BUsoll, Pitttb’gJu
tSCHMAN, ftowtarjr.
J. 0. gOFFINf Agcai
• Third and Wood itreot.
M.TrOBDQU. S*rrtorf.
Hou. T. M. Htrwo,
John Ship ton,
Jta.SL Coopar,
8. Harbaogn.
J. caHwaiT, Jr.,
John S. Silworth,
• Barclay Preetob.
yjteahl;
siftccnnu
Joseph S. Paid,
0. Sherman,
. John Clayton,
J. S. Megarwe,
B. Wiler.’ V -
J. O. CO mSrAfrntt
Third'and "Wood streets.
Ssi
JTAIBS OI^WO.
immssi.raso^
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