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' X«crt!firr 'CJi«ic , » T*f»» of Finance.
.' TttiijpUrfif finiocrffniipoMd by the Soc-
- ,“ r TWRf?:*? noir,. under con
> liderxtion bj the Senate Committee on Fi
o»bm »nd tW Hou«e'. .W.»jti .«nd Mesa*
, ; ;. , Committo*,_Tlie Secretary'X Tiew», as liiiT
• , ■ ' down in his able report, have been explain
l ed *t length in. another able and elaborate
document, which :ia noW berote the Com
together: with a ckreftdly drawn
"• bill whieh it la thought will not only moot
’the requirements,of the government, but
1 ■,' the general approval' of- the country
*' > Greater adraiitagea a#e to bo offered to the
*:•■ banke and banklng *iaooiatloaa than they
nbw beaaeii.. Firet, it- Ur prbjmaed :.<to "se
cure to the country a currency of universal
- value; and second, to obtain a large demand
■ —fofcflov*rnment.bonda.« Itis proposed that
of'correney : b» established in the
Treasury, Department, to re
oeive from all tho banlre bonds of the Dni
ted statea on deposit as ecourity for the,
1 payment of such bills as the-. Secretary
shall certify are received in the TreasuryJ
These bills to be made payable : by-the sig
nature of the Cashier President at the
v» u -hank from whence they may be issued, in
- ' coin or demand notes. The benefits of this
' : 'i proviaion tn he open to all associations,for.
r -banking purposes now existing or hereaf
ter (0 be organired. To add to the induce
menu tot investing in ith*‘trovernment'
bonds, it is proposed to reeeive.and pay out
.. i-3'i through the Oovernmentagencies the notes
of such banks as have secured their ciir
r- ',- .rency by a deposit of the bonds of the
• United States in tho Treasury; and to in
p. r'bduce old institutions as well as new ones to
1 Invest their Whole capital in these bonds,
the Secretary intends to uso such banking
... . -associations as fiscal.agenta of the gov.em
- ®o , f, with power to collect all taxes and
.. otlsfer dues coining to tlie Government, and
with authority to receive and j»y out all
. bills that are secured in the Treasury. A
. bill to carry out all these objects embraced
'■ in the Secretary's Beport is now before the
, i wper Comnuttees of the two Houses, and
. .-: Wltl'probably be reported in a few days.
Such a bill, it is proposed, will enable the
Secretary, to obtain all the money he re
. quires for twciity year bonds.
... Singular Career of Gen.Schoepff.
Just now,'while ire turned to
. ( Somerset and Schoepff’s brigade,’it may be
.’lnclresiing to supply some particulars in
the caTeer of the General who is leading
, onr forces there, and on whose skillful geu
. eralship alone we can rely for suco ess
' against overwhelming pdds.'
..... It !3 one of the mortifying humiliations,
or-which tho war is bringing to many to
1 • Gtat the aristoersiue Tennessee
Congressman, who commands the rebel ar
my, has bees onee lgnominonsly defeated
V SR■SM*anwafUtt opposed to a late 2few
Fork hotel potter J •
~ When Gen. Schoepff came to this country
' “? was wlthout means. Nothing better of
, -;; fajng, be asked and procured the situation
; , in-one of the leading New York
, hotels; and many alady; who reads the Ga
antEthia morning has had a trunk carried
SP??, dow ? «**» by the present Briga
?ncr!ll> whose aecond victory we are
honrly expecting the wires to flash over the
: i . country. After slime ho went to Wash
.ington, where he continued as porter in one
.or the hotels, till his unvarying politeness
' industry brought Uni uuderthe notice
of
~aud determined to see -whether he would
rise irhe had a chance, Mr. Holt gave hhn
» ,»? llto, Uatent, Office. At first
.•GMkes were, very humble—carrying
-g™ I ** -•rranglngi models, ondtbe like;
;■ he was gradually tried on more impor
- , frpfc Übots, and it was atm found 1 that
. .whatever be did was well done. A position
was then arranged for him more soluble
to his newly: (Uscofasd abilities ;
- . ... Mr.. Holt continued to takegreatintcrest
- an * .®l***4'no opportunity for pro
’ motSng his., advancement. 'When, he was
.txaniferred to the War Department he took
'-;,'ftehoepff wjUihim-Animportant surrey
' in Virginia fchanced to’ be needed, and
' 1 Schoepff.waa Intrusted with it This brought
.- him Under the* eye of Gen. Scott, and his
i military education and acquirements were
-fhrthe first time brought to light. Thence
, forward his rise wit sure, fie continued
- lo be employed on important business by
Department till educated officers
• began to .be needed for our volunteers, when
’ ■; portor vrns appointed »
. Bngadier Genersi, and sent to protect the
State of his benefactor from invasion. Mr.
’’ Holt has already the proud satisfaction of
, Mowing that the man he topk from hotel
, ■ drudgery in Washington won' Wild Cat;
k «pe if may speedily be added that
thesame lesder has held Somerset.—Cfcr.
Gn. Oasette.
Xet'ai End the War.
. It is time that this war were brought to
.aclose. Wo cannot go on spending money
-.at tie present enormous rate for even six
u ' months longer. The season is favorable
t /or Military operations in the South; in
- . . thei Summer, much of Jeffdom is unhealthy
Northern troops. Powers
: ,are not merely, uneasy at thedearth of Cot
•fr . i tonaad, the ; XaUnre of markets for their
fabrics caused by the War and the Blockade;
. a., the news from; England this.morning
~. ~aad judge whether the British Government
desires 4o see the Unionbroken up. Now
•.... ; ht the time to end. the war, and.the means
~.► hand. .By. the light; of., burning
.•Charleston, the dullest may read the hand
,v, writing on the wall.. Slavery has conspired
and destroy the Bepublic; let it
7- the fate, of Human! Let os bury. Tree*
x Son.nnd Slavery in a. common grave, and
..thus get. rid of Abolition, “sectionaiiem,"
1 ..Rand all other incitements to domestic strife I
Woe to this land if. another May ; finds the
rebellionsitiU haughty and .defiant! . Let
, ._. U» aU resolve that ..it shall be pot down by
uie shortest method, so that, our brothers
now in arms .may return to their families
( . and their industry in the Spring.— N. T.
i ;
■ JU naXIRQ 01 CBASItSTOX—FIOFHtCT OS A
nUTIXOdS&SD miutaet officib.
' Tbeintelljgenee of the burning of Charles
toa, probably,by the incendiarism of negroes,
and the attendant rumors of a sUreinsurroc
...tioa,haveremindedparties here of aprophe-
S of a distinguished military officer, that
• Wkr.Would Se virtually ended by agenerat
' ■ insnneotion of the slares iu the South, before
the middle of January. Duringhlscommaßd
. ofaßoutbern pest he was induced to examine
the history of sUyelnsumctions, and deduped
fromittho edhelusion Gist' thero would be a
terrible one In. the Southern States, either du
, riay or immediately subsequent to the Christ
..mah;holidays.,.She existing circumstances
' >attach great .probability to this pradietiou.
j -- ; la an extensive belt of eountry, reaching from'
■ tho Atlantio coast totheMissUsippirtv«r> the
, • slares largely outnumber, thewhite pdpula
jtio*. This whole district has; been nearly 1
~ . , ;depopulated ofablebodled white mentb Ui-
Wish sfildfcrsfor the rebel armies In the border
States. • By the organisation of some of the'
v - .. hegrtes in regiments for the rebel army, the
[ ‘■ v -?^ i s* nl hire, with astounding thoriaignted
le®gbt their>lavss that with aras in
they aro ooual to.white aeu, ahd
':. v by their violent denunciations ofth^fatfarat
i : yy **» ll tionlstt r they hare isfa a+d. the
'*■■■■ rid tke negroes to assert
■ freedom. /They have abofitadly given
tie impression that men caa flght wlth
|»m and. bowie knives thatmay be made by
- ?ahy«ommonblacksmith/ and. above all, they
c* *• 1 ? Wa example: of insubordination and
by "tpeir own rebellion against'
the government. Under these circumstances
R; ‘ ”&s£***& tmbh probability to this-fearful pro--
r ~i Themadnessof the rebels may bring
v-~ > IJf * nunishaitnt thdti terrible than
iSr about toW U listed by tie armies ofthe
~ ,P«lea.—Washwgfea Jp*patck to l*e JfcroW. -
oaCwrrency, V- '..>l
- npeaking of their enmney
-l *- ' Gea, Bchbepff
i: * *U - tyes are now turaed-^n
.
•• -t: jdmiwn,; ; Wh«i^;qea-
-
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“rlt, S»- ftund tbM
-»: ’ U»jPii*n
BfegsraWter
ftim
Wri-JE W>iViv^>SAbJi
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and- baa- paid Hhem- fn -Confederate
bonds. Imhsting an example which Se
cessionists? -thought : So r - Unexceptionable,-
uen. Schoepff commenced lerying on the:
Secessionist* .fo£ similar supplies': Mcan
• tune : he assembled .the Union .men, and,
exchange- office for their bene
fit, set at defiance all. banking rules by
taking the Confederate bonds at par, and
supplying th'f Union men with good Ohio
and Indiana money in its stead. Then,
when the Secessionists presented their bills,
he paid, them all 0$ with the utmost po~
Hteness, in their own currency 1 They
didn't know enough to be thankful for the
arrangement, but that wasn’t his fault.
Traitors in the Capital of Kentucky.
A letter Profit Frankfort, Ky., in the
Louisville t/buss/says: >'
“Among the resolutions embraced in a
series offered last week by Mr. Burns, of
Owen, is one recommending that the Con
federate States should be permitted to es
tablish a separate government and other
States allowed to join them if they desired
it This makes it apparent that th 6 trai
tors are hot all in arms among us who, 1
While apparently, pursuing the quiet walks
of peace, are'working to me the rebel with
hidden. help one , vantage.’ . They are as
dangerous as those in oper revolt ard should
;bed«tlt with accordingly. We find them
everywhere iu.our daily haunts; they in
fest our*hotols; they lounge about our
places of amusement ; they button-hole ns
in the streets, and'never fail to give ns as
their opinion that Buckner will be in Louis
ville in such a time.'
Arrivals at the Pi
Principal Hotels,
K last; night.
t. Third and Wood Streets,
UPTO'sO’CLOi
BT. CHABLES—Corner
W B Moeby, Phil*
J 0 Scott, do
J Case, Cletelsad
B B.Browu, Cincinnati
B L Blood, BrookrlUe
Gob L Ewart. N I
A Jooninr, Haniaburg-
Ura E C donning, do
J M Vancfe, Wheeling
A J Boggs, Cleveland
D Bough, Jr,
AS Elliott, Pa
E A Myers,
,8 Young, Clarion
Ber B A Brake, Chaplain
Tth-Pemt'a Beg’t,
J D Chambers, Waah’ton
B F Shoemaker, BollaJlo
G B ScsU, Cincinnati
B Pritchard, Hew Lisbon
SMcCormick, lowa'
T V Brooks, BlockTUle
J N Mason, BrownsrllU
8 Minor,' Greene co
Miss F Minor*, do
A Murdoch,
CB French, Beaver
Xboe McFadden, Jr
G W Howard, Michigan
E Soiger, .Lancaster
E C Leigh ty ( W. Newtoo
H Lowry, - do
M A Mitchell, Phlla
Thos Wrigley, Clearfiuld
Col 8 B Hays, Wasb'ton
J A Lemon, Hollidarsb'g
W-B Bussell, Green*burg
J A Wherry, Booth Bend
SWhybarfc, Missouri
P W Harbaugh A lady,
New Lisbon, 0
John Fan, Ohio
«rty st., near B. B. Depot,
n, nornixTon.
M King, Johnstown
J Boyer, Maryland
W Keller, do
J Glotfeidty A lady, Md
D J Beschy A lady, Md
H Merman, Dayton
WBunk,
J Losing, Martin's Ferry .
H Wyman, NY
GWUte,
J Wike,
E Bertleman, Pbila
J Banter. do
S Garsen, do
G Thomas, Chicago
J Walcom, HorerbiU
HWard, Milan, 0
A Mettle, do
MANSION HOUSE—Li!
osoaoiAvaun
P Bellen, Uniontown
E Weller, Wooeter
J McCormick, Illinois
J Cummins, Minn.
W A Den, Columbus, 0
G Hontloy, Ebensbnrg
SSlcyers,
.G 6 Gilbert,
J Smith,
D Geyon, Baltimore
J Beer, Bomney
W A Seale, Salem
J^Cml^^pringfield,o
J Finlay, Kittanning
G Blngiy, Birmingham
X Lint, do
w J Weerr,
A Hetnsleigb, lady A 2 c’n
GI&ABB HOUSE—Corner
tr Third and SmHbflold its.
raoFKtrroa.
a. L. HOCXCBT,
W L ColUqs, P A C B It
Wm Cunningham, - Weet
1 Klizabetb,
Cyras Black, Mon. city
Bln B P Black, do
Miss M £ 8 Black, do
Mias O L Black, do
Albert 8 Black, do
Hast. C C Black, do
Col. B I) Teetera, do
J 11 Stringer, Portland, 0
Jj» t Tudd,Tayette city
Johu Corbett, Wash, co
John Penney, McKeeep’t
“W Junes, dp
HARE’S HOT^L—LII
ty street, foot of Fifth.
aiVUEt, h
B S Cook, Candor, Pa
H Wilson, do
Seth Alexander, Butler co
R Purrico, do
JobnClntton. do
0 Bracken ridge, do
SCrwwfbrd, BealUvillo
G £ Smith, Bower mil
£ T Smith, do
T M Lyons,
U Davis, Salem, 0
J B Wearer, Cknonsburg
A ▲ Coleman, do
B J Smith, Hancock co,Ta
W M Porter, ‘do
F Coleman, Waah’n, D* C
Min C Tower, Elizabeth
W A Leggat. BlaliaviUe
w £ Bowman,
Wm Johnson,do
John Hopper, 8. Fayette
A Marshall, Sbirland
G Ileloma, Washington
8 Miller, Canonshnrg
S Vnoeman, Wash, co
W M McConnell, do
Mr* Curry, do
Ml<o Curry, do a
L J (art, do
A H Hasack, do
JX* McDonald, do
A Winters,
j M Boyer, Maryland
Wm Keller, do
EAGLE - HOTEL—Libert
JOKVM2BH,
' street, below. Seventh.
John Truxel, West, co
Geo Christy, CuntreviJJe
Wm Crocker, do .
J D Young, Ohio
H Howard,
Sarnoel Devert,
Jno Hsfiar, Ut Pleasant
A J Phillip*, Phil*
PJ Nelson, do
Jaa Fulton A sob, Warren
Ja? Fulton, Jr, do
X Thompson, Wflkinsb'g
WB Keller, Wm. co
Jas Lent, Steubeavflls
G B, Sloan, Kittanning
W Snodgrass, West, co
J Robinson, KltUnniag
Jos Dorr, West, co
Tboe Xorrow, Altoona
J Snodgrass, West, co
Hugh Choir. Phila
j f Craig, Greenvillo
•No. 6SL Clair street,
i nOPUETOB.
BED LION HOTEI
Olirtir HcKisick,i'rankiiß
T Wlnthrop, Venango co
Jas Poldsr, Mahoning
D Fitch, Washington co
8 V Llghtcap, Kittanning
John Argram
J Grab*, Batter
D Barr. Lancaster
A D Grobell, do
Frank Fortney, Goliuu
W Beck, Franklin
D M Miller,
J Withrup,
J Curt lee, Cleveland
C Leper,
B Wilson, Caoonsburg
S Lagwarlt, Clarioh co
W R alohas, Ciarioo co
Jaa Kerr, Oil City
R KennerdeD, Venango co
J Parker, Clarion co
0 0 Bice, Oil Creek
W Benv, Cansoaibnrg
B ¥ HcVay, Noblest own
D Wright, Washington
Juo Parks, . do
Jm BarUer. do
W Bate, Salem, 0
T Bobloson, Wash co
* W Goodman, do
Joo,McCordy, do
ADHawkins, do
J Browh,
2 Zlmmsnaao, Wash co
J B Hunter,
A Brown,
J Coder, Washington oo
John AUneon, do
8 AUaoo, do
R Hoghe,
H Clmmamon, Batler co**
A Rife, do
David Potts, do
A W Short*, Venango co
—No. 137 Water street.
raoniHon.
, NATIONAL BUTEL
r. ntrut,
Jao Nichols, Bearer co
A Lane,
W F Berkley, Limatown
A Strubbs, Pay co. Pa
Jno R Wilson, Cookstown.
Wm M*Laughlln,EUzab'h
T W Lyons, Fky co. Pa
A Leckley, r do
J P Mountain, lowa
Mrs Tenbroeck, N Castle
J D Weltner.Greg’s L’d’r
J EBlockahere, do
JnoCope,
JaaPonaway, Bxowasr’s
E Stromider, Penna
ISt Colrert, do
BP Price,
MIS CELLjtJt'EOUB.
NOTICE f
V-P ram* Gstsaai’s Orrica, Washihoton Cm, Dec.
6,1861.
following Beeolnticn bu been edoptecl by the
Hoom of Bepreeeateihreeof the tJolted fltetee, via:
“Madrid. Thei the £ecr®tary.of War be reqaeated
to fornhh to thia Hetue copie* of ell contract# m.H.
a 'the Qoartonswter'a Deportment fcr faetfingdUo
ed bom doriae the winter; to atete the term* uf
thcoe contract*, toe name* ofctmlractora, the uam
ber of hoiM given out, end whether then contract*
were mode apoo public notice.”
All ofleere end tgente of the Qu&rtcnnestcr'a Do.
pertmeot ere lbatmcted to tend to the Qnertermae
tor General,. immediately xtpon teeing thia notice,
copleeofell contract*, eod all Information embraced
within the term* of the Beeolntioa.
del2:lotd
■ M. C. MEIGS,
Quartermaster General.
i< b» mfn iifioi.
rpATLOK & BROTHER, Coxmuwion
J. Xttoum,
No. 4BYYALNUT BTBEET,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
**" Fenoral attention etren to tfio pnnduae and
tale of PBODUCI and HtBCQAHDtfjC (oncnll'.
Jtodarata adTaticoa mode oa conttaunenta of atapla
artklee. - v . .1 ■■
■ umnco:
Xwn. THOKAB ABBOOKEE A 00., FltUbnrrh.
, " „ mro. FIHSOOK A 00, do.
A BUTLEB, Xaq., Cincinnati,
tod OtnttaaaH awrehanUoaoTaltr. ' i mated
XIBEMONT STREET, ALLEGHENY.
A- -rßfjndU lia Saiad rad dnrara Onradb of
Ito «» ThaUlM Eedoit of Yla.an lor
Iha opvdnto? Tremrat airoat ba ul fbo aama ia
YBa'aamaba certified to
tbo Qflgr ndJciloc for filing la Iho Dlitrict Cowl fer
confirmation. . , JOHN ATWELL,
• . PresidentprotonoffielectConnell.
Z>. Sarrraaoa, Ooxic of Select ConoclL
AMDBEW D. SMITn,
- - > w Fztoldsnt of Gannon Connell.
Attest: Ifa lTGojonou, Clerk Oonunoa Council.
To AKrOoxcxutn—Tak* wtic* that the Bute>
meotof V tewerr for tbe opeuing of Fremont street
has been this d*v filed to tbo District Cosrtfor cou
flrmatfoo, u> which Court nil may
appeal Jtthsjr. — proper, .sriihto«U.wsfcn from this
date. - ;:_». *CIIOY*B; Ji.,
* Solicitor for Allegheny Cllr.
Dwember 9,1 Wl~2wd
VLOUiI-
Xr|UU febU. Knptockjr White Wheat Family Floor,
~iw aSTwhert Extra . ; ...-«
jo u ay* v ' ■
- ••cks hreah Buckwheat “ ■
Za tone u<k for sole _ i - -
_*l* BROWN 4 KIRKPATRICKS.
CramtlES-200 bigg Bio Cofifoe.
' x ‘ •Ofcfc.chaeie Black Tea,
M (J; p t «* '
- : - 800 k«c> anorteANails, _
* * :
,*#L: -i ■ BEOWNA KIBDATBIOKS,
. '
E'" OB'JOINCINNAin, LOUIS., <rTr-
VILLJC AND.ST. LOUIS
■tenfner M ABENGO, ’Copt. .McCallnm, «tu Imj»h
as above on SATURDA V, at 4p. m. F.'f freicht
or n image apply on board or to
&19 J. B. LIVINGSTON A CO., Agents.
IjV)K ST. LOUIS*.—The fine iTfisue,
: ateamer DENMARK, Capt. J.
Robinson, will leave for the above and
.ate [porta, on SATURDAY, lilat Itut. For freight
nr Damage apply on board or to
dels J. B. LIVINGSTON A CO., Ag^.te.
f*OR CINXTMNATI AM), jl<- ¥
L Ci&VILLE—The new and elegant
s 1 eeiac r £MMX, Capt. J. H.Haratta, leaven an above
on THIS DAT Tilth lost., at 4 o’clock. Kot freight or
passage apply on board or to
dels J. B. LIVINGSTON A CO.. Ag-i.t..
OK CINCINNATI & LOU, t
ISYILLE.—The fine atoamer
MAT, Capt. John C. Beno, will leave
and all intermediate porta, on THIS DAY. at
10 o'clock. For freight or parage apply onboard or
to J. B. LIVINGSTON A CO.. I . 1
de!7 JOHN FLACK. *J Agents.
fK>K CINCINNATI, LOUIS-, Uzrr~Z
YILLE, EVANSVILLE A CAIRO.aSb&2Z
—Tlic fine pamengcr steamer ANGLO-SAXuNTcunt.
R. Daltell, Clerk J. W. Chambers, will leave lor the
above and all intermediate ports on THIS DAY
at 4 oVloek. For freight or passage apply on
or to delO D. HTIEWIS, Agent.
W.KRKL Y , |HB> „
PACKET FOB GALLIPOLIS AHlubS9 ,
PORTSMOUTH.—The splendid tlctmer
Capt; John Wolf, will leave for the above and all in
termediate porta THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock a. m.—
For freight or passage apply on board or to
felP D. H. LEWIS. Agent.
£"SQR CINCINNATI, LOUIS-, irir.Z
TILLS AND ST. LOUIS.—
beaatlfhl new steamer PRUIA DONNA, Uwh.
Geo. D. Moore, will leave for the above and all Inter
mediate. porta, on THURSDAY, 19th Inst., aL4j>. m .
For freight or paasage apply on board or tu 4
J. B. LIVINGSTON A CO., ) , «%«
‘ dc9 JOHN FLACK, ’JAgeote.
ITTSBUKUH AN I) OALm tCfrVfc
LIPOLIS PACKET.—The bmntlfaligSiEQf
new UNDINE, Capt. H. A. CoiT
wIU leave Pittsburgh for GalllpoUa EVERY SATUR
DAY, a_t_4 o'clock p. m. Returning, lsarea Golllpo.
Us EVERY TUESDAY, at 10 a. tm For freight nr
pasmgo apply on board or to
ee2o J. B. LIVINGSTON A CO., Agrnta.
PITTSBURGH AND PORTS-, rea- m
X. MOUTH PACKET.—For WboeUng^SgjffiH
lug, Marietta, Parkereburg, Pomeroy, inuiipoiu,
IroDton and Portsmouth.—The steamer OLA HA
DEAN, Cart. A. J. MassUllot, will leave for Forte
mouth EVERY TUESDAY, at 3 o'clock t» tu—
Leavee.Portemonth EVERY FRIDAY, at 12 «V, U<k
-m. For/relght or paMAgtrapplj on board or to
noft<Utn JNU. FLACK, Agont
R
egulak WEEKLYr"jE3£i
ZANESVILLE PACKET.—
beirand beautiful passenger steamer KBi >i qkaT
HA3I, Capt. Slonro* Ayers, leaves Pltlabarcb fur
ZauasviUo EVEBY TUESDAY, at -I o’clock i> m
Returning, leaves Zanesville EVEBY FRIDAY, at 6
a. id. For freight or passage apply on board or io
J. B. LIYIMUBTOK A CU.', Agents, Pittsburgh.
H. 8. PIERCE A CO., Agents, ZanosvlUo. se]4
ijQUi.AU WHEELING, iKr- »
PACKET.—The splendid passengerjGnfl&asS
steamer MINEUYA, tnpt. John
Wheellngand all intermediate porta EVERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 11 o'clock
*. tn., making cloee connections with tlie regular
packets for Parkersburgh and Cincimmti. Return
tog, laavea Wheeling EVERY MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY and FRIDAY, at i o'clock a. m.
receipted through to Cincinnati. For freight or ixm
•age apply on iKsird or to JAS. COLLINS A CO.,
~ - 11* Water street.
JTOTICES.
IN'THE COUIiT OF COMMONittBI
PLEAS of Allegheny county, at No.
December Term, 1800.
In the matter of tho Trust of John S. Hamilton
now deceased.
And now, to wiL* Not. 2, 1801, oo petition of Tlio*.
B. Hamilton, Esq., Trustee of Johu D. Miller Hamil
ton, and by virtue of au order of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Add county, 1 will expose to sale, at the
Court House, to the City of Pittsburgh, on SATUR
DAY, the January next, at 10 o'clock,
a. m., all that certain piece of ground situate in Low
er St. Clair township, Allegheny county, and bound
od and described as follows, viz: Beginning at a
point on the comer of Lewis street and Sillier alley,
in John D. Sutler’s plan of lots, running thane© south
4 degrees 38 minutes, wwt 94 feet V*A inches to the
corner of Lewis street and Miss Maria Boggs’line
thence along the line ol the said Maria Boggs north
89 degree* and 29 minutes west, 290 feet AV. inches to
the old Washington Road; thence along aaid road
Uddegrees 67 minutes cast, 126 feet 1 inch to the
comer of said road and Miller alley; thorn© along said
alley south 86 degree 'A! minutes east, 243 fret Fi
inches to the place of beginning; containing lu*
perches and Vi hundredths of a perch.
Terms cash. THOMAS B. HAMILTON.
delßltdsatwF Trustee.
A LLEUHJSH K UUUNI'V, as.—MM
aX OoauDoaveiltb of Pennsylvania,
UornoUtw W. Lawrence and Elijah Purdy, exeEre
of the last will and testament of David M. Frail, late
of the dtr of New York, deceased; also to the heirs
and all other* concerned. In pursuanceof the fifteenth
section of an Act of Assembly of said Commonwealth,
entitled “An Act to create a Sinking Fund, and to
provide for the gradual and certain extinguishment
of the debt or the Commonwealth," passed the loth
day of April, A. D., IM9, you are hereby cited to be
and appear before me, Wit J. Bjouaxmon, Begiitcr
for the Probate of Wills, <k\x, in and for said county,
ODJir befar* MONDAY, the Cth day of January, A. 1).,
ltwS, tbon and there to show cause why the collateral
inheritance tax upon the fallowing Beal Estate shall
not be collected under the provisions of said Act of
Amenably; herein fail not, Said Beal Estate consists
of
3 Hooks and Lots on
Wood street,
Hand “
1 Vacant Lot
1 House and Lot “ •- .
6 Houses and Lorn “ St. Clair “
Given under my hand and seal of office at Pittsburgh
this 6th day of December, A. D., 1851.
defimstd , WM. J. BICHABDSON', Regi-ter
3. The glass is mads ltrgely of Lead and Pc&ri&ab,
giving a great degree of strength and elasticity. Ths
chlmnoys which housekeepers hare found to be so
brittlo as to crack, even when not in use, an invaria
bly made of Lime Glass instead of Flint Glass, of
which oars an manufactured. .
4. But the greatest advantage of these Cbimnevs is
that when yon liars on* (t will lut forever, and if
any housekeeper breaks one by the beat of the lamp,
lei her call at the manufactory and we will replace
her cracked chimney by a dozen whole ones. This
proffer does not include accidents or those cases ol
breakage when the chimney has, through inexpert
euce, been screwed so closely to the lamp as to pre
vent its expansion when heated.
Manufacturers and consumers of Carbon Oil, who
have fe]t_the magnitude of the obstacle, which has
existed in the great expense of chimneys, in the way
of the universal use of (lie oil, have bond a remedy in
the Oval XX Flint Glass Chimneys, which has mate
rially lessened the cost of Carbon Oil light to those
who use them, and increased the consumption or oil
consequent upon ths lessened expense for chimuoya.
For sale by J. G. Kirkpatrick, L. Thumm A do,
Korera X Nesbit, P. Hayden, Lncesco Oil Co., Welden
-.0l pulfker £, lielueke, W. Ogden & Co., W. P. Wooldridge, W.
M. Murray, or at the Manufactory, Waahingtou st
A.T. DOUTHETT Pennsylvania avenue.
»r week. In advance. eufi:3tawii aulifcUwwaatf E. D. DITHBIDGE.
I’O I/Cwf TMOJTjiL.
XI has opened a NORMAL SCHOOL at No 'J7 St.
Clair street. Third,etory.
Ttttimonf of Ttachert:
He U the counsellor at the Teachers, tlm mui to
whom all of ue look for adrice and instruction.
. JOHN J. WOLCOTT.
I concur moot heartily with the above.
LEONARD H. EATON.
I cbeerftilly concur lu the opinion expressed above
. W. B. FREW.
I Uko pleasure in giving it as my opinion that tbe
foregoing recommendation is folly merited.
, A. BUKTT.
I know uf no one who deserve* higher testimony in
hi* favor. R. N. AVEltk.
I fully concur In tbe above recommendation.
D. DENNISON.
H* can prepare popQa for the High School pultker
than aaj other taacher in this city.
_Tcaa» = §l
ENN LN Sl'llU TE, Hancock Street,
ttw Fun, U now open for the reception of
pupil*.
tuw—s2s per session of five months.
•wfclyJ J. M. SMITH, Principal.
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN «SL
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, land
iflf and sm bar king Passengers at.QUKENriion*.
(Ireland.) The Liverpool, New York and Philadel
phia Steamship Company Intend (h* patching their
fall-powered Clyds-built Iron Steamships os follows:
2~v —.—. Saturday, December ill.
CITY OF NEW YORK—.Saturday, December iiB,
EDINBURGH.. Saturday, January 4.
and every Saturday, at noon, from Pier 44, North
River.
*ITE9 or passaoc:
FIRST CABIN $75,00 STEERAGE $30,00
do to London™. 80,00 do to London 23.00
do to Pari*™.... 85,00 do to Paris 38>)
do to Hamburg. 86,00 do to Hamburg.. 35,00
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Rot
terdam, Antwerp, Ac-, at equally low rates.
WPsrsons wishing to bring ent their friends can
buy tickets hero at the following rates to New York:
From Liverpool or Queenstown; Lt Cabin, $75, $B5
and $105., Steerage from Liverpool $40,00, From
Quoenetown $30,00.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons. They
an built la Water-tight Iron Sections, and have
Patent Fire Annlbllaton on board.
iVFMimui roa Ector*.—fry order of tJu See
reory of State, all pauengen beating the United Stoics
«rs rsqirired to(- procure PamporU before going on board
the Steamer.
JOHN G. DALE, Ageut,
16 Broadway, New York.
JOHN THOMPSON, Agent,
mblfodtf No. 410 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
Z'tONaiGNMENTd— 1
lOO bhis. Green Appier,
10 bbls. Dry Peaches;
60 bbls. fresh ground Rye Flour;
160 boxes E. D. Chew:
100 boxflt-W, B. Cheese;
•60 tblA prime N. -O. Molasses;
60 dot - Extra Fancy Broumr,
76 bote* Woods* Starch;
60 doL medium Fahey Brooms;
5Q bbl*. klscca Lubricating Oil;
100 bush, prime Hickory Nuts, new;
Just redsiTed and for aale by
. FRANK VAN 00BDEB,
1 '• No. 114 Becondstreet.
tISSTS. ‘
iO.bbU. Flint Uomtoy,
400' da Otren Applet,
75 but. Dried Peachce,
41 00. CliotnoU.
30o;.do Potatoes,
l(Hci ,C*iiT*w*d niuv.
40 Ira*. White Bean*,
XI 60ski.:runt Hominy,!
W bbls. Min. Cranberries,
11. do Sweet Cider* •
60 bus. Shell barks,.
100 boxes prime Cheese,
tOO dos. ClUi Fan. Broom*
76 bbls. Ex. Fam. Floor,
3uo lie. Geese Feathers,
lu store and-for-sale by
In 11. VQTOT A CO.
PeTkoLltk oiI; WOUKS.
•6CO bbta, white BnmtorOil, •
100 “ ; Por*Seo*al*, ■
102. « ; Suva CUrUUit ««%■ Oil,
45 •• Par* Ifoccs, .'
. 2W “ W«gon'Dre«*e. -
• 00 « Argud OUT 77
aW'VDßekCmklUchlMrT,
,100 .**. bwt lAbricatliic.OU, :
. .■ , 100, 4, .K 0.3 ; tor hMVrouchloen , i
o&huidiu)dfir«d«!b7 . _&K|3s jfc OBAFIf.
(toll - -■ "• Oorwofflca,
s
bbls. bt •
aohtdo -'<teV r r ''a* ■
10 bbl*. FtmunriTabi* *■•'•' do
10 do B*Hialort- -do
i .15 da Ki*'T#rk; n>
lartowaadfer—loby . j ;
dolO BBOTfrH A.&IBKPATBICKS.
primo-€btfefto re«
V «■*"* .WLhSJSS. .
Juts CELE.IJVEO US.
AN ORDINANCE to enable the Penn
•ajlvanla Railroad Ootupuiy to Bcini>v« ju
Tracks from a i»’rti<n> l<( Lft»-ny nlr*vt, In th* City
of Pittsburgh.
Wbeuos, The occupation of that portion of Liber
ty street, in tb* city of Pittsburgh,’extending from
Grant street eastwardly totbe line between the Fifth
and Ninth ward* of said city, by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company for its .track* and roadway, ren
ders the use thereof for all other and ordinary pur
pose of travel exceedingly dangerous apd inconten
ifcutf and
Wheuxs, Penn street and Liberty street coostl
lute the best and most practicable outlet eastward
from the said city, it is deemed imperatively necessa
ry to again secure the free and unobstructed use of
that portion of Liberty street, so occupied by said
Railroad Company. And
M'hebf.b l’he Pennsylvania liailroad Company is
williug to purchase the premises and lota of land sit
uate on the south side of Lilterty street and Quarry
street from the line between the Fifth and Nlntn
wards aforesaid, to Washington street, whereon its
tracks cuu he laid and business iruuaacied, thereby
enabling B«id Company to restoro-tw (he city that
portion of Liberty street now occupied by it, i
Therefore, Be it ordained and enacted by the
Mayor, Aldermen and citizens of Pittsburgh in Select
aad Common Councils assembled, and >it is hereby
ordained and enacted by authority of the same.
Section Ist. That in pursuance of the power dele
gated to them by on Act of the General Assembly of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved the
fifth day of April, A. D-, 1860, they do hereby vacate
and surrender to too Pennsylvania Railroad Compa
ny the following streets, alleys, passage ways and
foot way in the city of Pittsburgh running through
and adjoining the promisee and Tots of land intended
to l>o purchased and occupied as aforesaid by the
said Railroad Company as follows, to wit:
All those portions of -O'Hara, Factory, Adams,
Walnut, Mechanic and Harrison streets lying on the
south side of the present south curb-line of Liberty
street.
Abo, all that portion of Elm street lying on the
south side.of the present south curb lino of Libery
street to Its point of intersection with Faber street.
Also, all that portion of Quarry street from tbo
point of intersection with Elm street eastwardly to
the liue between the Fifth and Ninth wards aforesaid.
Also, all that footway or pavement, twolve feet
wide, lying on the south side of Liberty street and
extendi ug from the east line of Washington street to
the line Imtween the Fifth and Ninth wards afore
said. 4
Also, all public alleys and passage ways located or
being in or upon the squares or’blocks bounded by
tbe streets ana footways hereby intended to bo vaca
ted and surrendered.
Provided nevertheless that no street, alley, passage
way or footway, or portions thereof herein mentioned
shall be closed or obstructed until said Railroad Com
pany bos obtained possession of 'the property or lots
of groufld respectively fronting or abutting thereon.
btCTios 2d. That in consideration of tho vacation
and surrenders as Aforesaid, tho said Pennsylvania
Kullr.ud Company shall and will immediately upon
the passage of this to obtain In le
gal and proper manner possession of the promisee and
lots of ground fronting on the said streets, alloys, pas
sage wuys and footway, os specified and included iu
Ibe preceding section, and shall and will continue dil
igently to obtain as aforesaid the possession of the
teunc, and shall and will so soon us tbo pomession of
tbe lots fronting on the streets and alleys hereby vu
cat* d is secured, remove Us rails and tracks from Lib
erty street, between Grant street and Outer Depot
re-psve and repair said street at the cost of said Com
pany and under the direction of tho Street Coinmit
te« aud Recording Regulator, or other proper officer
of said city. .
Provided nevertheless that whenever tbe lots of
ground and premises to be acquired as aforesaid by
said Railroad Company, shall, after such acquisition
by a, cease to he used, owned and occupied by it for
railroad purposes; that then the streets, alleys, pus
aagu ways and Vacated andhurnudered
shall again revert to the city Of Pittsburgh.
Surriojr 3d. That tbe right Is hereby reserved to
the oily of Pittsburgh by its proper officers, agents
ami Employees to enter iu and upon that portion c!
u’Um* street authorized to be vacated tor tbo pur
pose ol repairing. Improving, removing or otherwise
udJnsMog the water pipes underlying said sit ret, and
at all tune* to have freo access therein for that pur
pose, usd the said Pennsylvania Railroad Company
shall, under the direction of and to the sutbdactivu of
ibcShperintendantof the Water Work*, construct
and kwp in perpetual repair, guod condition and free
iroui Water, an arched tunnel of hard brick or stone,
not l**s thau five fret iu width and m>ven feet In
Uviglith in the clear, us and for a covering and pro
tection for tho city water pipes, with means of con
. vvniebl access secured with plates of proper strength
auJ Approved pattern. ‘
Section 4th. That all loading and unloading to and
from the core of said Baiirond Company shall bo done
vrithiu tho lines of tho property hereby vacated and
sunrinltirod, and said Company shaft, within six
mouths after obtaining possession of said property,
causo'ro be eroded, at its ow'd expense, a substantial
wnlt of brick or stone, not Ires than eight foot in
height h from tho lovel of Liberty street, and extend
ing along said street within tho limits above describ
ed.
Suction sth. That before this otdinonco shall go
Into rfirot, tho Pennsylvania Ratlioad Company shall
file wit It the City Controller a properly authenticated
wpy oi * Resolution of the Bosnl of Directors accept*
ing all tho terms and conditions thereof.
unlatucHi au4 enacted into «. law in Councils, this
12ib <|sy of December, A. t>., 186 L
JAMES McAULEY.
President ofSelect Coaucil.
Attest: K. Mossow,
Clerk *f Select Council.
A. O. M CANDLESS.
i President of Common Council.
Attest: Heob M'Hxsrxa,
Clerk of Common CounriL dobfrfftd
JJITUHUHiJiis XX FLINT Ul2s3
OVAL CARBON OIL
LAMr'CHIMNETS.
Pat«>utod September ICth, 1861.
Tho best that hare CTor yet been,offered to who
public. They wo the best fur the following reasons:
I- Because, being of an oval shape, the glass is
everywhere equally distant from the flame, so that
the draft is stronger and more regular.
2. The oval shape is-butter adapted to resist tbo
effect of sudden expansion, so that it is impossible to
crack them.
#.* Slight Cold ,
£niLg.fL,Jf£aa.*&cn*&*
or gfafie. jSFfifaai,
which might be checked
with a simple remedy,
zf neglected, often, terminates seriously.
Few are aware of the importance of
stopping a or gf/Jg/U
saLd in its first stage ; that which
in the beginning would yield to a
mild remedy, if not attended to, scon
attacks the lungs.
J&fawLn!*f£tCLruJiiaLf2f*cxJui&
were first l introduced eleven years ago.
It has been proved that they are "the
best article before the public for
, , scdd&, > f3f.*cvLcJulLft,
ffLstfima., fficrt.CLtfJt, the Sacking
Gough in and
numerous affections qf the f3Fh.f-a.af,
giving immediate relief.
Public Speakers S Singers
will find them effectual for clearing
and- strengthening the voice.
Bold by all Qhwggists and (JJcrdcrs
in ffedicinc, at 25 cents per box.
Tor «Ue hr SIMON JOHNSTON, O. H. KETSER,
B. A. PA UNEBTOCK A CO.. B. E. SELLERS A C<£
B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO., B. F. VANDERVOHT?
oud nENDERSON BROS. dc7:wwomT
QASlTxTiJkfii.
A LAjRGE ASSORTMENT
JUST REqEITKD
FOR SALE BY
BAILT. FABRKLL A CO.,
No. 129 FOURTH STREET.
«>2oily:ee3o . . . • :•
t'liSSOtimON OP 00-FAKTHiSIt
-L/SHIP.—The Sim of JL A' J.-WATBOM A T CO.,
lately engaged in the Grocery and Boat-Store baii~
neee, waAdieeolyed on the sth dayof Norember, 1801.
hy the withdrawal df F. H, ANDERSON, and the
ImslneiM will be doeed oat'byJAS. WATSON, of the
firm bfJL’A J. WATSON, at their dffiw;who *lone
hoe authority to eettle the buainme of the bite firm.
- ... .JAMES WATSON, J*
Pimtranrh, Nor. 27tb, IBoL—n629v3md
tUsT WiCEiVi;!)-' - ' :
tr lOObnebelecholco halteehewPeachee,.
. 50 .™ I. new-Dried Appk*.
de!3 • - ' r- r . :;n - Ca '
JVEDMCM.
j rpHE ALt -SUmciENT THREE.
J The '‘Afoprjrjuj lU*ui««Jio^ w known rs
‘HELMBOLD'S'
GEinjlltE PHEPABATIONS, viz
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT “BUCHOr
** “ SARSAPARILLA,
“ IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
‘■I‘KI'AEATIOS.
“HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
B. n n?» Ewa “ d r rjr «»» of tb.
cea ' el “ d DKOPSI '
Thu Medicine increase* the power of Di/wtion
*nd excites the ABSORBENTS into healthy action
by which the WATERY or CALCAREOUS deposi’
lions,and all UNNATURAL ENLARGEMENTS?!*
reduced, as well as PAIN AND INFLAMMATION
aad U good for MEN, WOMEN, or CHILDREN
HKLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCK U,
For weaknesses arising from Excwsw*. Habile of Dis
sipation. Early Indiscretion or Abuse.
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMP.
Indisposition to Exertion, Lose of Power,
Low of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling, *
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,* '
Dimne* of Vision, Pain in the Back,
UniTeraal Lassitude of the Muecular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing o/the Body,
Dryness of the Skin, f Eruptions of the Face,
PALLID COUNTENANCE,
symptoms, If allowed to go ou, which this
medicine invariably removes, »oon tiallowi'-
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one of which the patient may expire.
I .r° "• 001 frequently followed
by those “DIREFUL DISEASES,” 1 >
“INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.”
Many are aware of the cause of thoir lufleriug,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
TUK RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS,
Aad On Melancholy Deatlu by Consumption,
,RA * WinriSS TOTHX TBCTH OF THE ASSIST lON.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and
Invigorate the System,
Which Uelmbold's EXTRACT BUCUU mrar/01/v
does.
A TRIAL WILL COVVINCII TUB XOSf SKEPTICAL.
FEMALES—FEMALES,
ULI'OU YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CON
TEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
a.w\?J A M Y affections PECULIAR TO FE
MALES, the Extract Bucbu is unequalled bj any
other remedy, as i n CbloriaU or Retention, Im-cu
latity, Painfulness, or Suppression of Customary
Evaluations, Ulcerated or Scirrhous stuto uf tbe
yterus, Lcucorrhea or Whites, Sterility, and for all
complaints incident to tho sex, whether arising frem
Indiscretion, Habits of Dissipation, or in tho
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
RKC FTWPTOKS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITnuCT IT 1
.. T f k f n ? mon x Balsam. Mrrcuiy, or unpleasant
JU toil cine for unpleasant and dangerous Diwiuwe.
ttELMBOLD'S EXTRACT IIUCIIU
CUBES
SECRET DISEASES
In all Its stages. At Utllp expense;
Little ur no change lo diet; No lncoim*nii*aco ;
And no exposure.
It causes a frequent desire and gives strength to
Urinate, thereby removing Obstructions.
Preventing and curing Strictures of the Urethra,
ailayitigpoin and inflammation, so frequent in the
clu. ot dbmm.ud expelling bll l-oUmto.,,
and worn-out Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS,
Who lure boon the victims of quacks, and who have
«Ud KEAVX FtES to be cured In a short time, have
;ound they wore deceived, and that the “POISON”
has, by tbe use or “powerful astringents," been dried
np in the system, to break out in aggravated form,
PERUAFS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Use Helmbold's Extract Burim for all affections
rad diseases of the
_ URINARY ORGANS.
Whether cxintfng in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever caojo originating and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
DtUBMIC O^thCiQ 0rg6113 rc( l niro ttc aid of a
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHTJ
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And,is certain havothe desired effort iu all Dis
eases for which it is recommended.
Blood! Blood! Blood !
BelwboUf t Highly Concentrated Compvuid
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
SYPHILIS.
This is an affection of the Blood, and
ATTACKS THE SEXUAL 1
LININGS OF THE NOSE, EARS, i
THROAT, WINDPIPE, \
AND OTHER MUCOUS SCBFACES, *
Making its appearance in the form of ULCERS.
Heltubold's Extract Sarsaparilla
Purified the Blood,
and removes all Boaly Eruptions of th* Skin,
QiTiug to the complexion a
clear and healthy color.
It being prepared expressly foe this class of com
plaints, its Blood Purifying Properties are preserved
to a greater extent than any other preparation of
Sarsaparilla.
HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases of a Syphilitic Na
tore, and as an lujectfim In diseases of the Urinary
Organs arising front Habits of Dissipation, used in
connection with the Extracts Bncbu or Sarsaparilla,
in such diseases as recommended.
Endenee of As Most reliable and renondbU character
will accompany th* medicine*.
CERtIFICATES OF CURES,
From 8 to 20 glare’ landing,
With names known to
SCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medical Properties of BUCHU, see Dispensa
tory of the United states.
Soe Profieseor DEWEES' raloable works on the
Practice of Pfayxio.
“? Dr -
See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM McDOW
ELL, a celebrated Physician and Member of the Botbl
College of Snreeons, Ireland, and published In tho
Transactions of the King and Queen’s Journal.
“*?fe? hirnT s iclll HoTiew, published by
TRAVERS, Fellow of Royal College of
Boe most of the late Standard Work* on Medicine.
Extract Bochu, 81 00 per bottle, 'or six for |5 00.
“ Sarsaparilla, 100 •• «« gm
Improved Rose,Wash, 50c. “ <• £ w
jOr, half dozen of each for 812 00, which wUI bo suffi
dent to cure the most obstinate cares, if directions
are adhered to. Delivered to any addn**, srenroly
packed from observation. 7
j. -
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL COMMUNICAL
- TIONS.
CUBES G&BANTEEDt
ADVICE GRATIS l
AFFIDAVIT.
WK* 1 s?*"? me.jm Alderman of the.
dtv of Philadelphia, H. T. Helmsolp, ,who being,
duly eworu, doth lay hla«-e»ninln no nar
cotic, uo mercury, or otnor injurious drugs, but are
purely vegetable. M. T. HELHBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, the 83d day of
November, 18ft4. . .
WM. P. JIIDBERD, Alderman.,
Ninth streot, above Race, Philadelphia. '
Address letters for information in confidence to
H. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot, 104 South Tenth street, below Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA.
DEWABEOFCOUNTEBEEITS,.- ,
■ ■ AniunprimripledAeoters,
Who endeavor to dlapoeo ‘'of their own’’ and ."other’’,
artklue : on the reputation attained by .. ...
Holmbold’s OcnuhM Prsparatlohiy '
" ' Extract Bnchu;
” - • «v-Sarsaparilla j
" . " Improved Bore Wash.
Sold by DR. GEO. H. KEYSER,
4 „ , No. I*o Wood street, Pittsburgh,
And all Druggists everywhere. •■>■•■■■■ • .
. MMT Ask for HELMBOLD’S. Take ho Other;
Cut tha advertiNtaent out and rend for iL end
“XK? 0 * "* " “ 4
OTMjS, Jf«.
13J£Ei3E £{SKAFF T 7 - - - - '
All OIL RF.FJ NERS*
WRITE BURNING OIL,
TURK DEODORIZED BENZOLE
AND STEAS CLARIFIED MACRUTERT uLL.
CRUDE OIL OE,ALL GRAVITIES PURCHASED.
ftSTKewOH Barrels wanted.
Corner Office, if onoagntiaU Hoost?. tM:MKawIyF
Home. d.l:*mrl;F I t
jfciTKUi»KUM UtL.—Xh© “New York j do Newark .. J.'l'.'.'.T.V.Tigjqfr tt '
X Chemical Aisociatiq*,” 33 Dejr atreet, N«w do Colombtu ~...*7** 1:30 n m
Tork. ejtnblihhcJ aDepurAt ELIZABKTHPOBT, Arrive*Cincinnati- „ tj.45 *' *
N. J., for receiving and storing OIL (hipped by the" do SU iouiS-..
fenti-al RallruaJ. Thi* port il convenient to Leave* PjHabnrgh..^-,,, - 1*55 •» m
New iork, and aav« cartage and modi handling.— do Steubenville ‘ 610 n »**
fonsignnu'nts solicited. 31<trk £arr«U o'a AUtatovn do Newark •
v , do Columbm jv®, -
Ktrraitxcw havid rtichej, of the flrtu of Richer, Arrives Cincinnati,,... ■■» r‘ 7-40 > m*
E u-t re A Co.; Roger* A Neabltt;. Kaion, Uacrum A ' do dt. Louia : g. V *
■: nptehawr JNo change yfcarM between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
-p | Splendid Sleeping Caw attached to all Night Train*.
1 PUUbtcryK and o ldling Lwt.
Leaves Wttaburgh............. l-fifi • m
do WeUsville;...., - fif *- “•
do Steubenville.; ” r,..** * m *
do Wheelings " 7?- * “
Arrive* BcUair .. ” Jill am*
*1 w-wfij!’.""-... ~ -J3ss'j
WlwUPglrttl, B.lltaor.Ami'lttJo
Railroad, and at Bollalr with Central Ohio Railroad
tancaiter, CirtlerOle, Coltiiubtu and
b WUKK6 COMPANY OF
PK.SNSYLVAKIA,
. • Maiiutaetarers of
It Ulill ATINd AND ItEFXNKD OILS,
No. :i Si I’liiirst., near Dnqueiae Wsj,
riTTSBCBaa,
ILh L- exclusively engaged In the Oil
irii.W, Slid ia couatnntly offering PETROLEUM on
cuiiums-idb, unol*-**!*. Advanced made oa cotulgn
mcDlß. Address J. WEAVER, Jr.,
Po2T):dtf S«rrtam.
] ucifkj! Oil works.
WILLIAM /< It' OOLRIDGE,
MANUricmaKß or
COAL AND CAUDON OILS,
und dealer ia
lamps, chimneys, jc.,~ac ,
No. 39 Market street, between Second and Third
PITTSBU&UU, PA.
mhdthdly ’
IjIAGLE OIL WOKKS.-WIGiIT.MAIf
■J X ANDERSON, refiners and dealers tu
PURE CARBON OIL, (iinality guaranteed,)
_ .PITTSBURGH, PA.
»©“CAR GREASE and BENZOLE constantly on
bund.
Orders received for the presont at CHESS, SMITH
'* Water and First streets.
ed2;Cmd
rumNPLANTKH oilcoaEpanv
\J R. 11. DAVIS, President.
, JOHN IRH IN, Jr., Sec'p ami Treat'r.
I'lKecToas— B. H. Davie, T. M. Nevfn, J. L. Car-
A. Cameron, John Irvin, Jr.
PETROLEUM, of light gravity, .from the wells «*l
the company, on Oil Creek, iri Venango connty, con
stantly on liand and for sale.
Office a* T- 11. Nevln & Co.’s, No. 28 WOOD ST.,
Pittsburgh. mj4.-lyd
PETKOKA OIL WOKKg.—L<
HILLER £ CO.
Works at Sharpsburg Sutiou, AUetbcov Taller
Railroad.
Office and Warebuiuv, u"} MARKET STREET
Pittsburgh. ’
Manufacturers of ILLUMINATING and LUBRI
CATING CARBON OILS and BENZOLE.
W* No. 1 REFINEI> OIL, warranted nou-explo
sire, alway Eon band. oelihlyd
LUBRICATING OLL, at the low
feic* or £5 CENTS PER GALLON, constantly
on Imtnl and for solo by B. C. &J. 11. SAWYER.
As to thu quality, we refer to annexed certificate;
Pittsbumh, Nor. Tt, l#oO.
Altssra. B. C. it J. U. Savyer —Gent*: The Lubri
cating Oil we are getting from you we find to bo the
best lor onr purposes we have ever need.
The L. 8. 11. B. B, B. Co.,
By Wm. ESPY, PrtsuUxt.
w; A. McCLURG,
CO&tMISSIOX MERCHANT,
‘ UUDE AND REFINED CARBON OILS,
No. Cl Wood Street.
OEo. W. HoLDsmr SAM. BttVAN O. T. MCOKWICK.
OIL REFINERY.
HOLDSHIP , Jilt YAN <t CO.,
HANDPACTOKCBS OP
BURNING OIL AND LUBRICATING OIL,
Krep constantly on baud the eery best quality of
BURNING OIL, clear and without odor; also, a rood
LUBRiCATORrpure WHITE BENZOLE and CAR
U It EASE.
SMTAII orders left at No. -3A Fifth Stbkkt, Bank
Ul>«ck, second dour, will bo promptly attended to.
i*:s:«Uf
STORES, &c.
ALLEN, McCORMICK & CO., Valley
Fgcstut, Pittsburgh, Pa.
tWWaBXHOCSK, No. SOI Liberty street.
Manufacturers of COOK, PARLOR AND HEAT
ING STOVES, PARLOR ANDKITCHEN GRATES,
HOLLOW WARE, etc.. Steel And Glass Moulds, Roll
ing Mill Castings, Mill Gearing, Goa, Water and Ar
tizen Pipe, Sad Irons, Dog Irons, Wagon Boxes, Su
gar Kettles, Pulleys, Hangers, Car Wheels, Couplings!
and Castings generally. Also, Jobbing and MwMn*
Costings made to order. Patented Portable MILL
with Steam or Horse Tower. Pol2:6md
Jamks r. rouau...: j. r. Tocsa.
VOUNG BKOTHEKS, Duqcesne Foun-
JL dbt, Liberty street, near tho Outer Depot Pa.
R. 8., Pittsburgh, Pa., manufacture MACHINE.
HOT BLAST AND ROLLING MILL FCBNACE
CASTINGS of erery description.
OIL PIPE, BOILER CASTINGS, FIRE FRONTS,
GRATE BARS, WAGON BOXES, SAD AND DOG
IRONS, GRATES AND GRATE FRONTS, STOP
COCK BOXES, Ac., always on hand and far *>i» low
Orders left with W. W. YOUNG, comer of Wood
street and Diamond alley, will receive prompt atten
tion. _mh2B
OTOVESI STOVEriI—D. De iLAVE
kJ A SON, MaxuracTuncaa or STOVES.
WarebouM, Fodoral et., Suspenaionßridge,
_ v ALLEGHENY CITT.
*■ - ask the attention of dealers to our large assort
ment of COOKING and HEATING STOVES, for
wood and coal, which we are selling at the lowest
rates. Those visiting our dtv will find it to their
advantage to give us a call andexamineour stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
CAST IKON HOUSE FRONTS, IRON RAILING,
SCALES, HOLLOW WARE, WAGON BOXES.
PLAIN and FANCYORATE FRONTS, FENDERS,
etc., am) CASTINGS of ail kinds made to order,
jylfclrd D. Pt HAVEN A SON.
Etna stove wukks.—a. kkal?
LEY, manufacturer of every variety of
COOK, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES; GRATE
FRONTS, FENDERS, Ac., Ac.
Sole proprietor of the celebrated PATENT GAS-
B URNINU AND SMOKE CONSUMING ARBANGE-
001-Oitics and Balu Boom, eort*' oi Wood end
Third streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. jafcdly
HOTELS.
JjiRENCH’S HOTEL,
, ON THE EUBOPEAN PLAN ,
CITY OP NEW YORK.
SINGLE BOOMS PIETY CENTS PER DAY
City HaU Stuart, corner Frank/ort Street.
(Opposite City Hall.)
T
they may be ordered In the spacious
Refectory.
There is a Barber’ and Bath Rooms attached
to the Hotel
of RUNNERS and UACKMEN who
say we are fall.
po2B:ddyM B. FRENCH, Paorairrgfi-
gT. LOUIS H(
Chestnut Street,
ABOVE THIRD,
PHILADELPHIA,
In the'lmmediate neighborhood of tho Jobbing
Houa*a on Market,. Third end Chestnut
streets, the Banks, Poat-Offlce, Mer
chants Exchange, Ac„ Ac.
. BOABD PEB DAT , $1,50.
Accomnu.datum, uhen required, on the EUBOPEAN
PLAN .
Rooms from GO cents- and opwards, per day,- and
Meals at a rixsr class Bsstauiunt : attached to
tns Hotel. Price* according to Bills of Fare.
M9*Tua City Cam taxk Passinoxbs non ant
Station TO on CLOSE TO rtrs Hotel.
BV’Engtish, French, Gorman and Spanish spoken.
Jyl7:dUm •’ •.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Broadway,
NEW YORK.: ,
BOARD SEDUCED 70-82,00 PEB DAY*
Since t he opening of thte vast and commodldos Ho
tel, In 1854, it ■ has been' the tingle 'endeavor Of. the
propriety™ to make. it. the. moat sumptuous; eontea
feut sad-cumfortehla heme for the citizen and stran
ger on thia side of .the Atlantis,;
- And whatever,haa seem ed. likely to, administer to
thecomfort of its guests i hay have endeavored, with
out regard to cost, to provide, and to combine all the
elemen ts of Individual end social enjoyment which
modern art has invented and modern taste approved;
and the patronage which* it has'commanded daring
tho past six' yeared* a gratifying proof that tfaolr #f
flnle have bosh appreciated.'
. .Tb iueeC the exigencies of tho time*, when all are
required to prsctioe the fouet rigid economy, the un
dersigned have REDUCED TUK PRICEGF"BOARD
TO TWO DOLLARS-PER DAY, at the same time
abatinguoue of the luxurieawUh wbleh thitir table
ban hitherto brea suppUed. - s i i/ o.
V ;, TREADWELL, WffiTOOMB A CO.
Oc3:2md . ; v • -t-viP.-U"
TREES. — -Inducements to Pro*
4* ,^** M C“A , rery large stock of choice TREES,
of eeketed choose finm,;vrith «t*«y poasi
®«t« erory .variety, true to name.
, OfAiqilealona Webare ITs,oott-«0X00 bf Which
are three yearold*, 10,000 four year'tdi. Peer, 10,.
to three - yrers old,Peach, Flam; Ac.; a fin*
BsrxuN.ciT-thd Tree* in the Kureery. Cell and
examine them. i
EVEBGRBEHS from'l’to Sfoetr'by the* hundred,.
dmp; aIKvRBADE .TREES AKD SSBUBBERY,
WSomihjmUMalL-; '
Wdtw FmMUROH AND NUR-;
SERIES, Tlttebuigh, Fa, ~.' ~ .v ,» . .
wi»-.<u»T jtmbocHrJ*.
j , '
| QpHT^BUaSH
i_°? inS «n w ß^^^y|KoiimsSsi^u?.
TrtißJwjßtcaT»thw Depot o£ tba'Fe&Bfj’lfuia Bail*
road, to riUBbsT|hr ** folknr* •»*•*»*
Pattony*, Colai&tSjmd' CbehHati Short Li m rii
,6te?hf*rfU±
Pittoburyh und UlmeLtnd Line .
j'ut.t'iirgh 1
?K ,rJ - itaa »: m
aw Alliance . 7.00 . ,
AlTiTe- Cleveland a.v,!'
Luvti>B Pittsburgh ».V- , ‘ . *
do -woiurtuo hs ,• “•
do Bayard *' m '
do Alilinc 6 5^£
do Hudson - .a J, -
AaiTeaCleTeliind *l3. £ m!
timnoctlng at.Bajard with l«tmibranch lor'
how I hiladelphui ami Canal DoJer, at Alliance with
Pittsburgh, iort Uayne and Chicago Uaiiroad,at
Hitdson with Cleveland, Zaneavilla and Cincinnati B
It. tor Akron, Cujuhoga Falla and MUlcrsboVg. and
? U n W; d c - 4 “■ for Eric, Dunkirk
“2 tgJSSSL w,,h L ' 4 T - 11 *• for ™*>.
uX™'S££££2i£i!& caat ' t * ll rtl -
WtllsviUe Accommodation leave* at 3:35 p m
Returning train* arrive in Plttsbturgh’asWwi:
Part Line *~r£{f “•
Wellsville Accommodation.........* .•*** 9*lo a. m
.Vvauigen desiring to go to Sandusky.. Toledo,
Chicago, or points West, via Cleveland, mutt be rat-.
tictUar to ask for tickets via Cleveland. ***
Through Tickets can he procured at the Liberty
Street Depot, Pittsburgh. *
r- ,w». , JOUJTsTEWABT, Ticket Agent.
Fur further Information, apply to ’ 6
~ . „ . WLLLjUJI-CTEWAaT, Agent,
At the Company s Office fn Freight Station, Venn «t s
• no‘27
W BABOEMEMTE'OB
IB6L - THE M■■KBMPp
TBAra3 CENTKAL
».V'J? u jL Bft *l r MONDAY,"Nov. 25th, the THROUGH
MAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station every
tUorulug (except Sunday) at 2:60 a. m., rtopplng only
ut ptiucipol stations, and making direct connections
ut UorriHburg for Baltimore and Washington, and for
r»«-w York via Allentown route.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN I,*tcs dally
al “topping only at priuclpal station,
makiog direct connection at Harrisburg forßaJU
more und Washington, and for New York vta Allan
town ronte. ; •“
THE FAST LINE Rave* the Station daily (except
ttauday) at 10:wO p. ni., stopping only at principal
stations, making direct connection at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Washington.
W‘AIN WITH PASSENOEB
CAR ATTACHED, leayva the Passenger Station
every morning ISuudays excepted) at MO a. m., run
ulug sa (hr as Coueuiaugb and stopping ut all sta
tions. - ' ■ ■■ .
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Tba JohnstownAecommodation Train leares dally
(except Sunday) at3:oo p. ui., stopping atoll stations
and ruuning übras Concmaugh.
First Accommodation Train for Wall’s Station leaves
daily (except Sunday) at t>;4o a. m. '
Second Accommodation Train for Wall’s Station
leaves iktily (except Sunday) at 11:00 a. m.
Third Accommodation Train for Wall’s Station
loaves daily (except Sunday) at 4:OU p. in.
Fourth Accommodation Train far Wall’s Station
leaves dally (except Sunday) at 0:16 p'm. '
llctuntlnn Trains hrrive in.PUtslmrehu followi:
Exprees, 1:16 p. m. } Mail, 8:36 p. m.; Fast Ua«,
I:J# a. m.; Johnstown Accommodation, MWS a. m.;
First Wallis Station Accommodation, G:3O a. m.; Sec
ond W toil’s Station Accommodation; 8:30 a. m.; Third
Waß’e Station Accommodatien, IK© p.mirJTourth
Wall’s Station -Accommodation, 6:06 p. m. -
Trains forßlalrsvillo and Indiana connoct at Slain
▼ills. Intersection , with Johnstown Accommodation
and Express Trains East and West.
The traveling public will find it greatly to their In
terest, in going East or Wee*, to travel by the Penn- -
sylvsnta Itailruad, astbo accommodations now'offered
cannot be surpassed on any other rtmte. The Bead is
ballasted with stone, and is entirely fine from dost.
W o can promise safety, speed and comfort tt> ail who
may fovor this Hoad with their patronage.
. FARE.
To New York $l2 GOjTo GO
To Philadelphia..„ 10 on|T<% gno
To Harrisburg . „ 7 451
Bexgego checked to all Station* on the Pcuszylra
nia Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York.
Pamengen purchasing. ticket* in cars wOi be
cfakreed an exoess, according to distazm* traveled. In
addition to the station rates, except from'station*
where the Company bar no Agent; -
NOTICE.—In case of kae, the Cpmpeay will hold
tbemselva. responsible for.penonel borage only,
and for an amount not exceeding 8100. -•
B.—An Omnibus Line ha* been employed to
convey passengers and baggage to.and bum the De
pot, at a charge not to exceed 2ft cent* for each pas
senger and baggage. For tickets, apply to > •
J. STEWART, Agent,
A.t the P. B. B. Passenger Station, on Liberty and
Print streets. . •• ■
Ticket.. for a. ;
Joeeph uid other point, lit Khrihenf Mi—OUfi, the
Bt»te of Xmu, or the Territories ihndd Inilet on
,tat r®—* hy the HOBTB MliiSODßi
RAILROAD. only route from St. .Louis to St.
Joeeph. It is the ehortast and qutekeot line, by thir
teen hours, to the remotest point reached by rail, and
l* always as cheap as any other. ‘
Buy your ticket* to Kansas and all point* in North
ern Mifi-ouri by the North lliuonri Railroad. 1
i> stoboeon,
and General Superintendent of the North
Missouri Railroad.
selO:Mc6m , HENRY h; SIMMONS. Agent.
RAILROAD.—Sevan
trains daily depart from
arrire at Pittsburgh, (except Sunday.)
Through trains,, att.,-.pug at Hulton, leave Pitta
bureh at fi a. m. an I 4*f > n. m. .
Halloa Accommo>Uii»u trains leave PitUbnrgb at
9 and 11 a. m.; and at 1 , ud 6:40 p. m.
Accommodation Uitlu-, returning, leave Hulton at
7:4oand 10*. m., at Uin and 1:45, 3:30, 5:39 and
7;35 p. 01.
Ezeunion Ticket I’lttaburrii to Hnlton and
return, 25 cents. All ia*xmg«n from Pittsburgh,
without ticket*, will b,. r h
I*l R. F. JUOULEY, Superintendent.
IJK) FARMERS AND OTHERS,
FOB SALE, GEOWET’S SUPERIOR PATENT
GR4 IN FAN AND SEPAKATOB,
Patented January 10,18G0.
The superiority of thU FAN overall othon In ose
consists in its choapness, slmpUdty and dorebOlty. ,
Second, Ip denning Grain-foster, better ahd more 1
thoroughly, with leas labor, than any other win
The patentee of the above Fan has ben keg en
gaged In mannfocturtng and selling Agricultural Im
plement*, and convinced of tho great want of a coed
Fan for cleaning the'different kinds of Grain and
Seeds, presents this to the pnblic r with foil
that it will meet.thdr wants. . ■ -
The undesigned, having, porehued the, sole right
to manufocturw and eell the Above Grain Fan and
Separator in Western' TenninrlVahl*,' Western" Vir
ali Ohio, and the right to sell foYAdlasa
and lUlnots^lanow prepared to fillaU onterei'whofo
•ale or letall, at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
*«*3:MaAWtfy . W. W. WALLACE.
fiSQAPI SOAPIIf—Thb Chbmi
kJ cal OtivxEßAjiTK SoAy.vhajaufoctaredAiv B.
C. A J. H. SAWYER, is-acknowledged, to the
moat MCTUaaUe of any kind yet .offered to the public.
IU superior adTsntagos are (bond in ifo cheapneaa,
saving of labor, and Its efficKj’ ih ’removing grease,
paint; tar uud wlthoot injuring -tho akhjTor in the
leestwiM damaging the finest qualltyafJgooda. It
can be used wlUl. Au ktadiuf water. '
_B«fcrefice ia made with pkwsure to the subjoined
cwrtiflcau, emanating,from gentlemen well known In
this .community, ana who bad every facilityafforded
of eeeiugit folly and ftiriy tested - ♦
Q*DtermcuDr'e Department vf t)* Tkirtetnth
aw Fourteenth Regimenlt JVmuyfsuaus Votekin,
‘‘Sawyer’* Chenucsl.Olive Erosive .Soap’’, having,
been used very extensively in our RAnmeno, we
bare no bee 11*tiou lh' certifylng that It was found ad
ndrebly adapted to tbe uswof the ded
dodly tte moat superior procur
ed for. the service. , . JAMES. A-ggfW )
Q'lartertnaster.Twriith Beclnwnt.
ALEX; FORSYTH,
Quartermaster Fourteenth Regiment.
M. K. MOORHEAD,
PP3*..Qaartermaater TbJriecnth B^gimont.
your ovv'N PBtjrrixp., -
boOLljX'a EUIKTIKa OFFICE,
Deeimodi-or SMAMr 1 SfiTtOimg.
Presse* w# efforforsaiekre ofunewa«tt«»;'«re the
simplcat and atruugeat aztd- beat, maao-of anjrxhen
Picawnu inrentad/aud Dccupylees spooa r.rente
P»wtef are
sold at price* hitherto unheard of~that la to nv at
The ceMnele (mem-,hl c h <l»-,teeee.vktu«t,) ere
TABU OlLia etota ~
ZJwar uaiah DioiSri 00,