• • M v-': ■* 1 iFosT-^iFi^&jii: *Wiit6r Arrangements for Closing, Dep; Pint ifad £a4fr-W*y Hail to Harris bo nr nnd lntenncdUto pUcoj, Fhll , law N*ir YoriL'...^;.J.v..i.»:. ' WtkiaibfLrs, Tart la Cr<*fc, Blatatvillaand . Jftfii garf*-43reetul>org. Jolipstt'srn, Chamberaimrg, Mall* from Ilarrfstrarg toPbiiadelpbla, and Eastern part’of State: f; -, ', Alexandria, Vju, Washington City, New York; acid East .. 1 V'• ■ part'of State ; Bcsloa/ahd' Jie» England flutes,and States of ■'Jimrayoff Pmt—Thrtwgfa MailatoAltoona. UtxnUogdbp, ltanlrbnrg. Philadelphia, Baltimore,and the State* of Maryland and Delaware: ■c;;..;;.Alexandria, Y#i, Washington City. Hear Tork and Boaters part of i . ■ ■ Boston and HevEogUnd. 5tate*.:.,......;;;.-....,... Fir*"JflßS*lPs*—Through' Maukito- Wheeling, Zanesville, cirreUinL •ChkaaT?, CipefnrnUt, LodarlUo, Indianapolis, flu LonU, BoflaJo and •'••■ W**t*r* 2f*w; York; Way Mall* *ia Plttalmrgh,. Fort .Wayne and :.f v ::ChJen®9Ballroad;*iaflUuk«nTiUaand Indiana Railroad; tU Clevo . .. 'j ; Jfcpdandfltulyrdi lUflroad;Tla Cleveland andCohunba* Ballroad. Bom CriestliDe lo Couunbos; ria B«Uefe»o tains and iDdlasa lUilrood. from Crestline to Indianapolis; rtadcTcUiul, ZancfevlUe and Cincin* / lUrt-aMPBatWMItd / t"”* - SeßMidiJfeil AUU,yia'Cl«rdaod and PUtabufck ltaiUoad! • ••; t -jLitygS Qijtlon to,poUairsand Intermediate office*-.;;.......... , , rtirt JfaM tnaiU to Canton,HaMlMon/KrlVTs., Cleve , Mad.. Wheeling, Toledo, Detroit r _ Loulsville/St. LooS, Bt. J««sepU, Mo., and .California • ; r v ™Oregon; Tla Awtad JtontnJ.:. U Pittsburgh ami CotmeUsviUe Kailroad to Unloutown and .1 1 v; • IntamadlaU ’ ; -~f»»ii*--Yia AU^heuy'Valley Bailroad and Intermediate *1» CUrton, Armstrong,Jefferson; Elk and Fomt counties ' . Leecbburg, TooUay and Saimday...;..... .... • '/’ -jrdttHrYia Harmony and to Franklin, by eiaso.. . ’ 1/aU#—Via Butler and ■. :-w a and Washington Waynoahnrg, W stai»:^„. ' • rivef/by-rUiamboat.to Greensboro Atnl inter* > mediateoffices ... ...... • -» - rfelS l - I l ri, *^ 1 S sa » Tethperancerme, Palme mrilie, FwetteTflUrUn'dl ■ ■•■■■•Wlb-Xm.’MfX.Mv.iviiiSflt jiil'ni ' imailim^xSSSr^’SlSl - - - «»U.u™rn.Ei»ii.&«lc VUlag«,PMUCTori'. Alilhitotati.pendmai. Lett. Toodij, nmred.i»udß»tard»,. A retro Mon J.t, W»lum uayud Friday;..-.....i. • in - : ■ - _tcares Wednesday and flattmlay Arrires Tneaday and Friday _ Leave# Wednesday and flatnrdar *** ’ -» Arrirea Tocaday and -... .............. ■ lESti!!: ttftj?-*; 9* lr ; ’ , i>»«ii«>>>riiS7B6w'Hui; Unnntown, Beci’sMUls, Kerr’* Sutloo, to DennittgrUle. Loaves Wednoaday and Saturday „ . 5 . 1 Arrive* Tneaday and Friday. Olivet, West Lebanon, Sooth Bend, to Sholocta.' ■ >’«• Leaves Toeaday •. . .** Arrives To-day.. 4..., I - ——— a^ toaL^onbln^ fTnlC, Kural u, d«o, ColtOerariUe, EJdJJe’s Croosßoada, : Leave* 4-'.,v; ■ ’ • ' ..: . Arrives Thnnday..',... 1 ifoib-ror Cify^ArKu . l, BudiMuk Mid. -gUjiHopo Oiurch ,„<1 street! Bmi Yt! B actuate, WeiloSdar ud ' - " J - nstvraay.- First mans .rr...... II ~,,- „ “"Baffle?of Wcist YfaPchester, daily " Cotton Crowing"in Illinois. [CorrwpondeDC? at ifeSTST. ith. -- 1 I haw'tOTetbibrtjslimjed to the fact that cotton Hu j been-grown profitably in. Dli noißy-and; prices anywhere .near . .what they.vftre at present, it would still be. ‘ the best paying crop that our farmers could . -raise, in at least aihirdif the Slate...;The > officerex Railroad hare been engaged ; in collecting facts upon 'ibis subject—the, results'of the experience of those who hare been heretofore engaged .culture. A -partial report of rvrj^ihese,.have.been published in this. city. " rrbm them wo ‘learn firsV that in the southern half of .the -Statethe cotton crop ; matures between:-the :lflt<rf;hlay and the 'lsth of the firsts .. And that* - consequently, it is very■ rarely -liyured by Second, that the yield i was about 440 pounds (one bale) per acre/equal to the upland Vanety r of,the. cotton-growing States. Thirds that betweendo,ooo,ooo and 11,000,000 acres of landinlUinois - is Adapted to the produo-' tion of cotton. . The testimony already -gathered in order toarrive at these condo •' aiona ia from l about iwO ’ hundred persons. ''• itis not Supposed: that >an attempt will he ■ inside to make cotton grOwitig'the exclusive business of our farmers ill i the distric t in dicated ; but that they shall diversify their agriculture by. theproduotionof this staple. The experiment made in Texas by the Gcr-'. r mans of successfully cultivating cotton.by 1 ' wMte labor, shows’conclusively that it can be profitably done, and doubtless with greater profit than by unpaid slave labor. "Corn in this State yields on an average say 1 eighty busheWto the Acre. This At ten cents, ’the present pnee, gives sB—at twen fc Jy eenta, $16.-TwentybdshelflofArheat is A large Average yield/ ThlsAt 40 cents; * per bushel, the present’ price, gives s&to * theatre. 1 At 75 cents it giyes $l5. .Four hundred pounds of cotton at ten cents ia: ‘ $4O to the aero; At twenty; cents $BO. ' Allowing iibeiwlly foV the extra’ cost of and preparation for market, ( »- £ $ud wo still have a large'margin of profit ... ‘ in ftvor of the latter.’ There is no appa rent'reason, therefore, why Illinois may .. not add to her staple production thisnec • eeaafyarticlte tothe extent of many.mil ■ lions of dollars. The Illinois Central •. "Railroad Company, T .understand; propose ■ to erect” presses and gins at its stations throughout the' cotton district by way • of -jencouraging the cultivation.. And private ' capital, too, is preparing to invest ;in-the ' same direction; so strongly is the currerit’ setting in favor of cotton cultivation, with ; out slave labor.’ _ ■ That Infuriated "Molt Again. 't , Mr. Hassell,.in giring his prediction . about his expected attack of an inftirffihd • ■ mob ’cmour gorerninent,in. caße ofibo • •• ••fireM*?' ‘*f, ; hfas(ra-nna 1 SUdellj find* , plenty ofweaV-nundcdjournalato echolns falsified prophecies. Tho/Uuetrated Loti tfcm Eevt of the 28tli ultimo has tins bit of balderdash in iti leading editorial: ' _ ,'Tn a fewdays .from the time of oarpst li cation England .will, in ail probability, bo made awaro of the.intentions .of the Amer ; govern meat. I£Mi\ Lincoln haatbe courage to act op to. his, own convictions emdlodefg Mesars.Masonahd.SUdeHare by thistime ■, ; them wpy tp; our shore* Butwe hare . no greathope thatsuqh; will.be thofreight . ofihe jes»ol: n<>W: ba*tening.to Uvetpool. ; t w true Mat ultimately the government that thall provoke a eonteel with England mill go down m diegrace, when the ignorantand' angry myriads who now denounce tisare excited to freniy by the chastisemont which, in the event of war, England will: inflict,, It is truo, that,in the presence Of disasters, no Atnerican government, save that of miliUry. despotism, will be ablh to' d> endure; and therefore that it is a choice .of : evils which the, Lincoln Cabinet has before it. Bni. with e certain o!ass : of minds the , immediate danger, is! always more terrible . than tiie remote one, and these~ arethe chancea for Messrs.: Lincoln find Reward to , reckon upon—the postiblo : capital l to be . made: onl.k>f .a great sneoess by General - - McClellan, end the possible interposition’of Suropean; Powers ibetwoeß? England and thehiorthern States. . Often evils’choose ,; tth*:mosl-distant, is.a:favorite variation 1 npon * well-known rale; and we ere.dis posed to believe, that ilr. Lincoln willpre • ferto, bear the distant cannon of Britain * ”, rather than the yell of a mob tender the iein- : 'domof tke, White Ilouet. Therefore we do ! not look, fane mesesge of peace, we . hope for it,so far ashope Is oonsietent with : a calm examination of the case.", ' ** Ge». McClellan and the Approach" lag MotMients of the Army. The following extract from a letter received this morning, by one ef oor prominent eitfi S|«M,sayiUeh'ewVork.lW«i»y/><*r, comet ■ .from a responsible source, and hints at certain movements said to be impending t ' l i "; v, Wtflinjtoro», JstmsryT2,iB62. 1 *"• -**• «>i*bt l&'of the rebellion has passed, and the dawn is, ‘ Btfotoi the present .month; ■.ti tbcie thliifS-wiH sar.iy comß to past: iotvoeaecat HaUeekj'Wilhthe’greet Idtilla and v < 4 aaaarrbfcnehaWdred thousand •troag.wiU: .SWfap Uka an avalanche down the Mississippi, - - ’.>■ fiber* ;M»ej IHU be j<lifitd. . by ;Oea«*l!'Batfer j ■ .• .J» andMphilm.;*aeMrabßnell, '* tvJ , ’is,W r ! ) !'^'l» i le. t be fame, fijtWVWiH march a mAh*: Onion fowei.in. n ,mwiß« mreeuto'lt w°u!4 noti» politio now.td -= Boiccrmne and Kelly will advance from Western Virginia, afiddo, ‘ flbeirrbarein harmony. wlthtb^Sraibi^ 10:80 12;« a w. -8:00 a, a. Midnight; Midnight. Midnight. Midnight. Midnight. Midnight .Midnight. Midnight. Miduight. *l5 r. *. 3:IS r. *. explain: iy. doodi, notwordi, .hi, inaetlon. General i HcOlellaa: will fore the rats from ithslrhol,, at Uanaßsaf, attack them' at three points at;anoe,.and.will fulfil hla modeit pledge,, that the war will. be “ihort but des perate." .X do not gire yen more than a’ gent «rsl outline of these aUnultaneoas movements, detailsof the grand plan of this campaign « l * r tlothe irorld, and vindicate General McClellan's -high reputation for military strategy* The men and supplies are how, for the first-time, nearly ready.' The delays, eaoied mainly by 'red tape' and imbecileTos sils tn and oat cf the departments, and by theiring contractors and material men: will n? 911< l the blame, placed where it belongs: 'A premature movemont would hnrp deranged the plan of theiwhole campaign, which is so perfect that euacees is. certain. A pad more/untimeij made, might , have has arded the gatne. The impending maters close >t und in a limited numberof forced ;moves. The loss of a piece here dr tberej tho defeat jpf one or. another division of the army, cannot effector prolong the resnlL The comblhi tionsare so perfect that failure is impossible t “Yoursever, / Arrivals at, the . OPYQaci’CLd MANSION HOCBE-LI :: ! . .ft*ot«» Acmn 'rineipal Hotels,. KLAST MIGHT.; erty at,, nearß.B; Depot TX,PBOratROp. W C Kiimel, Ohio' . : i FM Johnston, Lcecbburg A Wilson, BayleysTille.-.. •J Pierce, Ohio . HBBeck, - • A B Copdiod, Parnassus J Bigger, Ohio . W Pochard Warren, 0 I Daria, Ind 8 Yoeuer,Balem A Horiey, Berkacoanty c JM Baa, J J.Hoep, .Ohio ' HARE'S HOTEL—LIbt B r Hasting**; Brookrilh l John Bower, SJ Weddell,: i i O McKinley, Oil City . STifcterer, den —’ i D Keal, Greensbunt ‘ • : J C Day,-; >■•••;■•• J Mitchell, Indiana, Fa . W U Vanhorn, Mo J McGoniglej Hemlock - J W Jennings, M Y I Kfihoiv/Oia 1 ' : • ertj «reot, foot of rtfth. ■' «xjroxL ; sam« : J Roberts, Beaver county fiS Cook, Candor;;. ; BF®rviej .Butler county W, GiUelland, 'BaTlortoo D '/" do : W Fuliott; Washington '■ A J Miller, Hickory - i J HwphUl, 1 da-v.j.-: P 0 Kennedy, FlolervUle A Bfirock, Oentrarilie . .VS Gilmore, Bridgerllle JjOElHott, ElliotUtlUq ' J. Campbell, MoUestown EAGLE HOTEL—ldberi Jar Pattcrsdn, ’iTTeiW ■ O Kimmerel, ■ » • W F LydJck, S Xyrlng, Llgonicr .NiSbenanl, ... . • .- JCTrick; West co V' J Whlty.Ohlo WMWeMi, do * • : B B Abraham, Elizabeth J-B Craig, North'Liberty M Cummins, StenbcnrDle LDickaon. Illinois J F«i*m, Hlx’e Mills - BB Wylie,- Washington lJame«Glato^' : ' do • J HTtaapleton, do George Uolmea, do Newcastle 1 M McGregor; Korth Fay etto township t street, below Seventh. qrukroß. ITAnikinah, Westco ' ‘ BPanlter, • ‘do - A LMcForlacd, do - JlW.Wbitelbrd, Euil.co. W.Mqore,NCaatlo - •• PHangfa, Port Royal lIP Kifer, : - -No.SSt.CUlrnrcet. Jno Itobinaoni B FBemer,'Orwae . Jno WUaon, Batter JuGordan, ; J Vandcrgroft, JKKcllSy, J O Kenoedr, "• J JteDdeti,.*' : ' /! PJieatJtU,l. \ ' ! 80 CapapbeUf Sutler 0 C Lion, Canoarimrg 8 Linn,' do' T IT Elder, Laytoa J J ElUott, Batler W Bay, do U.B ; Tbompws, ■ ,J - BSD LION HOTJCI ■'" ! *.•>. eoib Ju Gordon, "Wtah co ' ! yTmaiilri. do" ~~ .. iibfobilemii) l«&£Ml«r •JnoJlorphy, ... .do JabSmltn,; Illinois : Lr P WaJker. ftntW - : SJCoorfaMd,XCutfe /no Waidcwortb. . , i a yxighicnp,- . GeoTrnby, .V; ./no Klmmerball,' KUV* i FSinu&srbtitj - ;;i '■* M D'Goldinymv Gturthri D B Smith,- Lonmport - J o Uiabed,. jAhuton /•cob Wetzel], • • , , W'Snodgnuß, Chador*' 1 ' • ' l'. r ; Jr.,«ncnpAE,\ JM DO £v«ns, BrowmriUo ¥S : JfeOfc«on tj> S Delaney, do 1 Henry Sbhrp, Gi'een eo J Arcber,Str. OommehSal V MmrJettt, . = ' 7 ’ jML *«dmyi : Woob«n»irte %£?s***%& Yofk . Gfll«y, i; - SDonbar f N.V .... -‘I -'Ho' 137 Water street. commercial x req6rd. PITTSBURGH MABkETS. Omttu.] . i Wrßxuoxr, Juu lCth,tJBC2. ,; V LOUS—-There is apLigbe Improvement InHbe do •nuodifor Floor. hat prioaa of M.bbb Family at' ttOWOfi 127 do do at|s@s,ls ; aoadbdoai'ss^ t lo;3B6 , ddml|4 l ts IbfExtra, and W&sy2o tor Family: 600 do do : -at |4;feo@4,cs for andss<Sjs,lo*f<^FaEiUy.'' : - i• • 1 1 I ■' nnehugitii]; sale oflObbU 1 Cat« finghrat 9j£gjloc; - 5 hbds prime do atlOq 15 Ooßm at2Jc,aod 15hbisprime N. ¥ Wrlimnt. '6ak,'at‘6qc.‘ ’.'• ‘' V'"; !' - i ICOOBt-Ii : wiling at quite a va riety oirpricar sals of 32 sacks at #1,50 per ew*; 30 <lO do atsl,«2,4uidflO(loA3 a*dl,7o. - z.DBISp FBtJIT :ete*dyst previous rates; isiakrW 35 bull Apple* -attl,62r:7do eholce'do at 11,75, and so doPoicbei at;^;; ~t ~ • . POTATOES—firm, with, a demand oquslto the npply; sale of fiO lalih peach Blows at 45c per and 100 both Prince Alberta at 50cl v '• !"■" ‘ : OATS—a shade tower, sal* of 115 bub, la two lots, frta itote at and 2t» do do at 29c. j - QREEH-APPLE3—scarce- abd higher; sale of 12 bUe common at gS.'Tfl; 10 ddprtme at #\ and ID do do ’tts3,to;' a>.~ V-. ... ‘ fiaia of 10 bote* WI ft, at ttfc lb. CRANBERRIES—SaIe of 6 bib priq* wild. at #6 jperbbl, ;sVi • : v 2sdu Famy.at #3,40, and £Q.do 1 a— e*|W, 7 ' , ( • jy> *;*-;•-* *T " y. of J2biahat |2£s» :■ ; 'Jfl'- nSufflDhtJ * Mk, » «utnn«nt of lh. fiffl* , n ’* d * L °‘ l <*> .Maadwr. prvMut* . Jan.ft. ; ~. Jan. 13. ■/- Capital 511,970,190. JSSter.: • .“2= 3883 *s=&•£ fwgi .'saasa &s r Philadelphia Cattle Market. .and sakeof'Becf GaitW' "“^dbead *bla.week at the dlibrent iinlii'itjMiit preifoM'rttes, ranging frooi tnoin/ it? «ood/aooprfme quafity, ‘t* '•*lB>>hltq.l/Aorabafa% * ’-fla-.. ■sgasayas* "---y -*5 do HcO—jggT* .. a r.j®»K M Charter consty, P.-ITatfaway u.--.- r , ,• ? M Ohio, P MeW|Miu'..i; {gpO • Cochriu 4 u. V/jSiy. Ohio, XDoov * 5-ultfi. J 6 Chester,co., Shamberx A & Penhsu, H Chain V... - -86 Western, Fnllbimcr ■ - 62.Teh Fuller A Brat. - 20 Poina., Keme....; 7 W^ *A* QMo.».,BtoSL 7 ' Laneai4er«oaa»y, B 12-CUeitarcounty, 'J.Uttthey.; i 7Vffeg-* ;-17 Peuom,B, agg*- f ~ Cheatertfwmy, A.-llritenbaiiKh.w. l >h V T.!£sj2 . 4£ do' D j gK? 29 do LFrank.-i-J.i-:;..-. 7~'‘<aB'*' •42 -- do J, MHler.~~^Ab...«u. I fl , do. Kettlar^..^^^..^....^. ,12571»dai.. r qfy Hails. «i 35 i k m. : . CosriAjm Caltx*—Aboat 70 were offeivd and aoKl at laat week*# rate*, ranging from $2O to $3-2 tach for and $23 to $3B tor cuwausd calTts, as to condition..... v ,u Bhwp—About2ooowtira received and sold at Scptrlbgroe*. ...... : .. ."r < Imports br Hirer. BYAKSVILLE—pxm Syaxasoo—SCB bhla flour. Clarke A co; 4090 bga vrheat, B T Kennedy A bro: 70 eka dryfrujt, I do wool, U U Oolllna; S 3 ta,6o kegs ; Urd,. *~ doaanaage, U do tongues, 4 cooped done* A lamgbUns; 37 aks com, JVr Cguk.. i - . T. ifcCunns—l44 tlercw lard, 75 du dry fruit, 6 firkins' butter, 14 bnda-tobacco, 63bgs IliuueMl, 150bhlrpbrk, 7(Tdo Uiid, 40kgad°, Clarke Abo; 41 bbb 6U, Wm. McKwtf SMoQutotoo; 834 dour bb*. 30 hhb . bhb.agga,JaaA.retaor,3U oil -barrels, Hutchinson A ,«g s>ga lard, 3,bbb 2do Loans! lO.bbls potatoes, H Middle A co; 'U2hotir bbb, B T hennwiy A bro; 38 whisky bbls, Thct Bell A co: M) bbb whiaky, 80 do flatxr, ClarkaA co; 60 -bdla neper, -hay Acoj 7Uakt oaU, 8U do.co«n,;W,H Hagsn; t» yje A Fleeeon; 163 aks barley, Bhodee >(11:30 p, k. &00 *. *. -6:00 A W. 3dW>. *•.: Importe by Railroad. ; PtTwirtradn; Ft. Wanit A Cuicaoo Bauboad.—' Jan:U.—37 dreeaed hog*,D Atawater, 18 wupty kgs, John Gangwlch;j6l dreeeed hogs, WHCase; lot itxTn ore,:Graff h aks coliara, A Uuiaiein; lot brdtro<iattlngß,MallAgpeir,;242 oUbbla, Jaa Me Colly A co; 20 übls A A, Fahnestock, A co; l 2 bbls apples, H Biddle A co; 14 tea beer, 4 drea»d hon Abides, McClorkao, Herron A co. •. Hirer. News, /. Taa.Bnrxa ant WtATHaa—Auuvixa and De pian7»r»—Boats ijtATixQ To*Dat—The riror was leoedlng slowly yesterday, with ton Aet sir inches by the marks last evening. The weather hu under* gone another complote change. Yesterday It was IhUd and cloudy with an almost incessant nlu falling all day- TheroUetniconaldcrable I coin the Aile gheoy river, botitisthinahd scattered, and will not loter&re mnch with navigation in only arrival since our.laat report was the Shenango from SvansylUß. . She bad: an excellent cargo, ding OTerfonr thotaand aadca of wheat! The depart ure werethie B*y City for Cincinnati, lowa and Mel notte for Louisville, and Argonaut and Commercial for Mariner fhKnCin* einnati wiU probably arrive (onlay. Foa Whexxonq—Tho Uiuerro, Capt. Gordon, is -the regular. Wheeling pocket for to-day, loaving at nodn.... Foa.CnccmjtATi and Louigntta-Tb* St. Lonia, Capt. 8. A. Reno, b the regular packet to-day for Cincinnati and Louisville. Mr. Seeley, the clerk, can always be found at bis p05t.........'....;The Emma, Capt. J. H; Marratta, Will leave to-momrir. ; Blceera. Dunlap and-McConneil are snodatod in the office. Foe St. Louts—Tbo now steamer Lacon, Capt. Frank Marratta, will leave for St. LouisthU evening. 8 TtUiJllt o*l TB. . i)K aTioiH^Hrsrrniv'i X’ «team#r L&OON, Captain g Uamtu» will leave for the above «n<i aiejporu, on - THIS DAY,>t % ii>jl m. 'for freight or apply on board.- J Wok cinC'jlnmati am ui- nst j, •L LTJI6TILLI—Tb® nv anil cltkuiUn^E£u ***£££***• H.Mar»ttaVle2?Ss3s*! o&THUBSDAY, at 4 o’clock. For freight or paaeaeo apply on board or to i J*l4 - -J.cB.UYIXQSTOtt A CO.. ’ flOit OUWmjIATI. LODIBTIIiIiti—Tht. fiat>4tiunarjßß&Z A..Keao7«iUk»vo lor me ;»M» *adall intermediateport*, on TtUB DAT,at 4p,m. for Cralghtor pmmo applyoh board or to ,J. B. LIVINGSTON* CO7 V. ' . jail ■ 1 JA3. 00LLIN8 A 00.. - } Agent*. I 3 EJ&JJ JUAft . w JSJS KL Y , A V P ACUT JOB 6ALUPOU3 AH2)iflßnS 'Q3etdliri(aliitt^SBSK! •Oapt»Joho:WblLriii Ware tx, the Above anil ali in. UnnadUta-ports THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock'a. m For freight or passage apply on board or to > frlO P. H. IiKWIB, Agent. Dm'SBURUU A&*l> UAL-, l ICS- ■: -L XITOUB PACKET Tin bt»ntlfnl^!fi££ffl •nwMMninrrtMiurllHDlllK, jrm fea»« PHt*bnrgTi (or G*mpoii« KVEHY BATCK- S^^aSSS/SSSfSff--SWgUft passage fppiy op board or to . . ” . ie»l . v J. B. LraSQgTQH Agental i? MOUTH Ing, Marietta, • Parkerabhrg, Inmton.aßd Portamoath.—Tb* cfeaswr CLARA -S&fVSi:" : Portroooth KTEKT f BIDiT, u lS o dock m. For freighter pMttgo *»plj on or to noWlm •-'■■■■ ■ MEW PEQUEAtt WEEKLY. IV ZANESVILLE PACKET—TheifIBfiLIZ ngwandhcanttSUn—mger'gMonarwSai^TTrf? sahSteSPhaa#?: ss&fjz lUtamlng, bare. ZuaMO. XVXBT FEIDAY, .t 8 H. fl. PIERCE A CO., Agent*. ZaneoriUe. 1 a»H PEOULAB WHKKLlNoriCffr^ All PACKET.—The iplendid paaseogermßßHQZ JobnCordo^Sv^w wbeeuagand all intermediate porta EVERY TUEH. OAF.IrIuiWBAY nnd BATISIUY, U 11 a. making doee connection* with the . regnlar *?Kr ItOKBAT, WIDNE3. DAY add FBIDAY, it 8 o'clock a. m. Paieengers receipted throogb to Ctodimati. For freight or W sage apply on or to JAfl. COLLIES *OO., i” 1 ■ : , ; 114 Water etreeL pKTiU>Ll r iJS ( yAU WUKKS. JL , . f 500 bbla* .White Boning OiL , • ,100“.pnreBeniole,:. 1103 “ i Steam CiadAed Mecca Oil, 45 41 Pore Mecca, : Wagon Gmee, • 50 •' ArgandOil, . ..300 . 44 .. Back Creek Hachlaery. • liJO “ Eo.l beat Lnbricating OIL . ■‘' -IOP .; 44 M0. 2. i-*' : tor heavy machinery. On hand andtor aate by , BEKBK* QEAFF dall r ; Cuner. offlee, Monongaheia Honae. ■ DBfiiNBD OIU in targe or J.l|szaaU onaAtinei; M yale'fram that Be fln«Y.of Ihe Beaarire Oil Also. Benzole, r«apebta2>U daalaT iit the city r . ; 3 * deil /. :; IU i wjJj ISAIAB BfCKEY * CO. bbia Ex. Fam. jb’iour, X. . Sticks Flax Seed, ■'v ••• i.'(>;7oikegeLanl,;i- Ju*repalyeAbj ,«a J. B.;BiLWOBTU * 00- W Wholesale Qrocera, Second at net. QTfcAJI JOB Bill KJ B—b, Olrraliri; Price till., PMUn; ACilrr—d ejid.rtrp.dwcrlptloicofilob Prlcllcr n ecptcdneatly at abort notice, by .. .... WKO-'dOfIHSTONAOO.. J»1 "‘ ' ..Btwco JCb Prlntw».'fi7 tfoo, rtreot. iTVIAKIES ;EOB . 186ir*AlttiM .and pulDMt to* Uli) mo.t elrgeat, fur u]q .t low price. I)T 1«1 - - y . BUH6ttere, 67 Wood .trat. AAOLABSEd ANU BXkUl* UX 250 barrels prime M. O. MoUae**, tiiiLE i*Af Broad, Ulna and White, wide and close rnlwt—ekba-dualltr. tor sale by' > * Oo!; jal, y . m\ .: •-, i BUtioaer*, 67 Wood street.. JVT; j U.AiOLAtitiKB-^4OO. bbl*> priine. uLI s oak basdand toreato by ’ ‘■'i. ' ‘ JAS, BALEILL * SBN, J»T • > rqftid 7» Water street. pUBE IiENZUiaW bartela for adle A loir, to cloM'coclcbmdiit. bv' : ' , ” JAMES DALZELL A 80S, ■> dels • V i. W— 6» end 70 W«lerrtt—l. ATISSOUBI SANIJ-130 bbls., a No. 1 J-’A Mjlcfc. 11l l»r*« I'Vrrtt to. write end iirmai, b y_ led • itENnrii. colli m. JtOA'i* EOAUJtiJt—Sio.OOO feet \j of Bidlagand String Piecea'tor sale by --f > - McDonald* abbccbles. ; de3o ;i ,:. ; SM Liberty atreet.near Wood. , /TtKUDK OlL—barrels, aoitable for ' tor sale ‘ . . *•■ •< d!3 T : JAMES j>At,ZEtt, < BOH. > riBESH EGOS—l2,bbls. lreah tg™ L jnat received and tor eaie by w 7 -: ; • FBANK > YAH: QOBBEB,. , deli ■■■'■ • •■) •.• ::-ii No. llASeoftwi atreet.*’ - If jjJ'fUN tfAMtf—2 boieggnd 1 bb?T AvX hr ' \ > jaB . ■'> v -y ■* ■**'- X DALZELL * CQ^Vs ESiEaffiSiffS: cash rates.. ■ --v IBAIAH PICKET * ; A PPLES. 1 APPLES—2SO barrel% ii; prime order, tor arie by A~t > <v ‘ >3 - • IfEKRT ff. COtATKH^ I 50 bbli' a priine : »n1,.1. ljt J. B. paw Pi eld a cn. -v rels and nails, tor aala by d.l» ! , JAWWH * TOmtSlltP.. bbls. Extra Emaiiy for Awleinr' - • • i:B:ViXWTMLQi,co:,‘t ; A' K ?W^ +r2ou bbla- best T»ri»tje» J ft « J. AOASratDAOO. EDV CVf Tlojt\l Is. XTORMAL SCHOOL: ; H-WILLIAMS JL% has opened a KOUUAL- -SCHOOL at Kd i.*7 fit. Clair street, Third story. ' Te&imonp ef Ttddun: j; Ha Is -tb*. counsellor of : th* Teachcta, tbs nan to whomaD of nalook fur edvic* aud instruction. • ' i * JOHN J. WOLCOTT. : ,1 coucar noithmrtily with the abovo. < . ... LEOXABD H. EATON. *" T cheerfully concur id .the opinion expresaed alwre. • ■ * hike pnasnro in giving it a* my opinion' that’tbo mregulog recommendation,ia fUUy.merited.. <- - ■ - A ■'• ' " ' A.’BtniTT. ', r *n°V «no One who deserve* higher testimony in W.&TOT. r . te. K iTtBY. . I folly amcnrin the above recommendation. „ - - 1 D. DEKXISOtf. , ue can prepare popOi fcr the High School quicker, .than any other teacher In this dty. : "! . •* 1 * A;'ll. DOtTHUSIiP. • per irt«ek,;ln-adv*Ocn. > . »uS;3ta\rd - MiacsiMiijjtJi'EovH. .; SNW'ED states'~oi'~AMEHTuA, WEBTERK DISTRICT OV PENNSTLVA- IereM a libelofinformationluuCoen filed mt he ift Coort uf the Uoitol Stain of America iurthe. cm District of Pennsylvania, onthb twenty- Slxthibyof December, in the yvur of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sixty--one, by Robert B. Carnahan, attorney of the United States, on behalf ofthe Untied States, alleging Jn imbalance thataoertain Steamboat called. Uie ISAAC 11AM* JIETT, and of the. following dimensions and descrlo tion. to wit: In length 13U feet, tnbreulth *4 feet, m •depth £ foot;-t&casiiresMa&Mtt tone; la a auuuner; • n*a a wheel stem, a cabin on duck and plain bead, and is now lying atibeportof IPiltabuagb, in said district, and is owned tn part by ouo 'Victor 'Wilson, a citizen retridrut and inhabitant t>f the Slate of Mis* staippi; that in pursaouceof tboActof Cmigrees, ap proved July lath, 18C1, the President of the: United States, issued his proclamation,: dated August Ifctb, , IttCl, declaring inter alia that the inhabitants of«the Stale or HlMiaippi are In a Btato'of Insurrection amiinst the United States,' ahd that from and utter fifteen day* ft-onPnid Augaat ISth, ISM, all sliipe and vtiMela belonging fit whole or in part to any citi zen or InhabUout-pf said Statu of Mississippi found in jttny part of, tba Uuited States would be forfeited to the'United States,* mid that feUd st earn boat owned as■. aforesaid wnMo found in the port of Pittsburgh ypim' fcaid Doceuibcr 2titb, lßtil, oud that the said Vessel, her tackle, apparel and ftirniiaro become thirebyfcr fidtod to ftio use of the United States, mudpraying ! that the sauio uiay be condemned as f»rl'itMi 'a«. aforeOaid. ' how, therefore, in pursuance oflho myoiiion'tmder the seal of tho suid Court, to me directed aQildeliv* ered, l-dO hereby giro public notice to' all • claiming the Baid retmel, her tackle, apparel and fur .niture, or any interest thereto, or lien thi*re«Mi «>r in any manner interested iu the aame/that they he au| appear before the shld District Cbn;t, at 'theclty of I‘Undmrgh, on TUESDAY, the 2dtb Uay of January next, (Ibd**,) at eleven o'clock, in the forenoon of that day, irtha same shall boa day of jqriedictiuu, other ,*lm on the next day of jurisniction thereafter, -theq ana there to Interpose their claim* and to their allegation* in that behalf. A.MUKDOCtf, U. 0. Marshal for tho Western District of i’enn'a. Pittsburgh, Doc. 27tb, 18flh—d«30nitd jyTHRIDGE’S XX FLINT ULAS3 OVAL CARBON OIL LAMP CHIMNEYS. Patented October Btb, IRGI. The beet that here ever yet been, offered to the public. They or* the best (or the following rexMous : .1, Because, being of an.oral shape, the.gbui is everywhere ;<H{ni»lly distant from the flamej no that tho rinllii stronger aud more rrgolw;;, 2. The oral shape is better adapted to resist the effect of anddon expansion, so that it is Impossible to crack them. . 8. The glass is made largely of Lead and Pear lath, givingagrealdegresofetrengthandeiasticity. ■ Tha chlraueys which housekeeper* have found to he so brittle os to crack, even when not in rnw, are idvuria blr: made of Lltno Glow instead «f Fljut GJm», or I which onrs are' manufactured. - > I 4. Bat the greatest advantage of these Chimney* fa. that when yoo have one it will last forever, and if any housekeeper breaks'one by tits heat of.the lamp. Jet her call at the manufactory and we will rvfiluco her cracked chimney by a dozen whole uni*. This proffer does not indude accidents or thorn cases ol breakage where the chimney has, through inexperi ence, been screwed so closely to the lamp as to pre vent its expansion when heated. Manufacturer* and consumers of Carbon Oil, *ho bare felt-the magnitude of the obstacle, which liaa existed in the great expense of chimneys, in the way of the universal use of tho oil, have found a remedy in tho Oval XX yilnt Olau Chimneys, which has mate rially lessened the cost of Carbon Oil light to those 1 ' who use them, and increased tho .consumption hf-oil consequent upon the lemoned expense lor chimneys. For tale byj. C. Kirkpatrick, L. Tkumm ft Co., Roger* ft Neabit.p. Hayden, Lucesoo Oil Co.. Wcldea ft iteineke,'~wrOgden ft Co., \V. P. WuoMriilgv. W. U. Mnmy;or at th* Manufactory, Washington »t.,; near Pennsylvania avenue. aulfttawkastf ‘ R. D. BITH i 1 HUCKlti&j— " r jvJFJHJ bag* Coffee—fair to prime, iIU hluis, }i, O. Bogar—choice, 50. <]o P. It. do 4M Lamia If. 0, Molaaaee, 40 do New York-Syropi —*> do ' Philadelphia flrrop, 30 do Bleached Wbal* Oil,- 15 do Tanner*' OU, - 20 do Carbon OU, UO batU Tobacco—sa and 10b. - 10 do , do : —natural foof," lO'kega . do —eix twist, 30 bhla.-Cnt and Dry Tobacco,. 40 half cheat* Young Hyaon Too, 10 ‘ do ‘ . CnnpowderTea, : ‘ 30 do Block Tern, \slth a fuH uaqrtment of goods In onr line. J-8. DILWOItTJT* CO., _deg7 TVholcaaie Orocor*, Second atroet. QUEJJKY CONSIGNMENTS. ~ O<S bbla. White Wheat Family Floor. - 8 “Bye •• *♦ 60 both. Shelled Corn, 76 sack* Ear, “ . docoD Core Broom*, ' 75 boxes Cheese, " lObnabeteßoana, , 0 barrel* Roll Batter, 600 Ibis, choice Feather*, 15 boab. Timothy Seed, 2 bbt*. Eggs, Iu store andXor aide by , ‘ . JAMES A. FETZKR, ' J»7 Corner Market and.Firet street. 1«' AlwmON TO OUB AUtEAES large stock of Green and Drtwl Frau, we bare re ectved this day, Ml bUHh. choice new Drinl Applm, do large halve* new Di-kd Perches, I'M. tibia. Ml—part Apple*, i 25 aacka fresh Flint Dominy. Abo la stopo ami tor sale, . fil* hash. Corn Mail, 2 ton Buckwheat I‘lonr, . " 5 boah. Pecan Not*. 50 bbb. Cranberries. - - . M _ L. 11. VOIGT * CO. cmjcou WU^KKR.—JAa.. OWKNtL O stucco and mastic worker, paper BANQEB AND PLASTEBKB. • **! WTCENTBKS AND ORNAMENTS of all irffrfr torniabed onahortUiitlce. , at No. 23 Congress street, six dtioaa from Wylie, or at Palmer’s Wall Taper Store, No; 91 Wood •tnwr,‘will be promptly attended to. 1 TNUIA KUBbKK PASl’Kltlß liUO’l’H X AND SHOES, praaerving tbo lea they and render-' iug them perfectly water-proof, and pliable, Wei tßanitfactnrn tbia article can rec6m-, : mend lf to’ be aU'lhat b reprCMOt«d, «k also can many that have naed It bßretotore, tor eato r whole aale and retail, at tbo India Bnblier. Depot, 26 and 28 St. Clair street ? * J.~ : * B.PHILLIPS, r* CJYKDPB—9O bbU ■Qt : haOfSmp t - ■Hjy'-- ‘ ‘fcOhttto /do ; ■■■■■ do . , IQbbla. Pennsylvania do • 10-do- Baltimore. I do ' r . • ■ ' lft‘ do--New'‘Y6ilr • 1 do • ' In store and tor sale by " ' , delO . 1 j BtoOWN * KIBEPATIUCKH. jrWAkuOALiKON. ANX> W AJiLti-^Wb -V>. have tunriifiring. Iron and Nafla of all aUu. and will s*U tn:bigs and small quantities tor cash'or approved gnlU edgod paper, at the . very lowest.ndte, offered byimahnfectarers. . . ISAIAH DICKEY * fio:,: ; ’ itAfittgittoimlligglalyoal Iron ffaiU' X. , 200 bbU. White Wheat Extra Family Floor, TOO sacks prime BoCkWbeat . do 1000 Iba. freeh Roll Batter, . U ; . il ' 300 dotj (rmh Eggs, j Freeh received and tor aale by H. BIDDLE, • • -‘mlB3 Liberty street.: TjlfSU—X casks now Oodfisb, ■ X . 30.bineb Bay Island Uetring, '•->> Received on consignment; will'dose-them |ow : for . , M. BIDDLE,-7 "•' ' 1 • No. 183' LHwrty struct. ) TUtfi’ KEOLIVKU— V ' -/ i , 'O -106 bnshab.choice halvu new Pcachc*,, 60 »» new‘Dried Apples! l - I,T • '• - - t. H. VOIGT * CO. fIttUUK bbls; Oil, Creek! • A-JPi»trol«Utt»fcr esle'by - 7v l M'-i.X-A '■ i JAasKS DALZELtABON, •' 7 Lidnl?-, < Noe. 40aud.ftl Water.sliest.' j I tJ rr - A-JoOUbbh.W' «“;aiiil:so for I.Lk. r ra IT IC* <Jf> i 5» 4J 0 »ml Will, • 'Torjgtato-; , . ~. .T<i|o& J, HUNTEB, ' ‘frrcfthru' .'Cor. n>oa of. find PiifoicHtpo XVa; Of). A; O. SUO, puff IAK in store auil titE()JiVi'ii6TCHiNSo»,.''!. • ~Ko; HCMwiiittkliaUf.yihit [’li'UUACCO—lOo.l)Oi^9lW6ott<;ii^brands uiil'Kir i<ule lit. . ••• _uc2s^/P‘ v-/Ooffce on band and fcr »Id by" 1 ' ; ■'* "■ Ue26TltlMßbg, H2Socond it, tITfiftAULIC CEMfiNi;— 60,bat?elB JLLtrabCeri<mtro&ii’^»itofor|tfotnr ,;! : -' ‘ 1 5? *:'?> it oftifetftp?? :J i>6FINKD ; (Jll>— l,o0 1 b EKi’ stipcribV' A\> NoMßcfined OflreeolWiigand ft>r*afelby-; , • ■;.• i >•;i K vcljAB;^l(2BZilr4r.Bo{f }-. *>'• ■ vfrT 1 :."- ■:■) )o- A ;.4 g ;r,ffl-j»d.7tl-.WaUf,i(rttt:4n OKUBbMJUifrom Kftbafrhar 'aT/vgranty 33i'ja«t’re<»I*wf»lid:foT «ito by ZjtKKISN AFFiaSti—3W -bbls.‘choice 'Appfeg - - ■ daSl-: - '>.>«^ H. .COLLtKfi*. [AMiUSI - blinillea to «t‘ - ■•■•-ii -i■ ■qjtugatoittr .t eo,:i-; 'mltb r j BBfUX H. OOLLIHB. JiiscEVL^VEors. STEAM WEEKLY IIE nVEKNigs' JvEW TUBK\iKI>HVKKFOUL, Uxul-KSS> isgaml opil*irkinir..l\is3c>uget> at. tiUKlwNiii.iV?**' (ItoUnd.) Thir Liverpool,‘New Turk and Pbiladei phis SteanufajirCuiapanyiltitend Idtwpatcblug their full-lowered Clyde-built Xtdd u follow*: 2^.-^- Jjtunarj 11. KANGABOO,».M-»~.^.1-.L4.Alflfilat. ; ■•. •* m CUT OF BALTlMOBK......Salnrday, '>• '£, wad «mj Saturday, af ar*!*, fhna 'i'ier+4. North Birec. :. v t ..y,; . BATE* of 'pamauk: ' V 1 '•’ " l FIRST CA81N...,..576,txt do to •tfOjUU . Jo . to akoo do to Parity.. 85,W 3o tn Paria do to »,lW^: i do; to llanibni‘c.,‘ i£ou - IF** 0 ?*” ***> tonwdoito Havre, Bremen, Hot-. terdata.Antwcrp. *c.,‘ st'titfaaliy !6w rates. • ■ *^/\ or>a o» wishing tobriagsat their faiemla cab ;bnj,ticket* here-Bt ihe following rates to XewTork: J^2 or Queenstown; Ist Cabin. $75,555 wStoilAdixftf 6 frum Liverpool $40,1*1. From ? - Theta Btesmun hams superior- accommodations fur psacogors,and..carry, expurfamced Surgeons. They Water-tight Iron Section#, end have Patent rim Annihilator* oa. board. ■ ' ■HTPisataarsA rox Eraopit.— Bs order of tkt&c. rtargof ptiumgen faring Ih4 Vni/rtl State* art required to procure posport* b*j\vt going on board rSeaaer. JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 BroailwsvT New Turk. JOIIX THOMPSON, Agent, mhifrdtf No. 41(>:LtlM»rty street. Pittstutruh. rjXJ F/UtIUKIW iLNtI tmiKlfcS. " KOR BAIIK, GEOWRT’S SUPERIOR PATENT GRAIN FAN: AND SEPARATOR, Patented Janizary 10, l&co. The enperforlty of thUFAXorer all others In nw consist* fn its cheappeas, simplicity and durability. Seaiud, in cloauitig Grain Cuter, belter sod more IberonghW.wUh thaniaoyother mill. Tl»e paleotoo of the obovo Fan baa bem* lone en gaged in mamtlartnring sodtolling Agricultural fm bieaenu, and conriuced of the great want of a coal *an for cleaning tho different kinds of Grain and fi«edavp r MenUth i * to tbo public, withfuHcunfldoiic* that it w}|i meet; tboir wsnts. .iT'*® n ®4p«tg»od»' haring purchased the sole right to minafotturn and Arfl .tlie above OraTn F»u and Separator ib Vfartern Pennsylvania, Wnitern Yir w,d right to sell-to indiana wod lUintils, la now prepared. totill all orders, whole.. ®*! .foUU. at-iSto LiWny Btrret, Pitubuigb, Pa. • eoa:Miawtfy r . w.w. Wallace A y lb dt FHIUaU's, BRASS FOUNDERS AND MAN UFAOTUBEILS, PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, Manufacturers and Dealers in Gas FIXTURES, PUMPS AND BRASS WORK, of erery description. OIL WELL PUMPS, of BRASS, COPPER or IKON, with the moat approved Chambers or Yah of all kinds, and warranted to giro satisfaction. MANUFACTORY, 110 Water and 1(4 .Front streets, iygfclyttr* JtJ L. ALLEN, Agent, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, ■ And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in WrfiES, BRANDIES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS; RECTIFYING DISTILLER, '•No. 6 WoodBtract, Pittsburgh, Penn’a. nosarmtapl. . . ' QXXUiS OF IKON FAIA’T, ” " The beeLart icle for thepurpoaea known for pre wiring IRON AND WtttD WCTOFTFROM RUST AND DECAY; for BBIDOK9,_ ROOFS, BOATS, TANKS, OIL BARRELS, or other work exposed to the weather..... As aFIBE'PROOF. PAINT, it is .invaluable, and 1* warranted superior in body, permanency and cheap- 1 nesa to any other Paint kntnrhJ and for tale by the tori or smaller quantity by - PENN*A. SALT MANUFACTURING CO., de3>3miia ; 24 Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa. QAS FIXTURES. ~— A LABQE AASOUTMfaiT ' ‘ JVBT RECEIVED AMD ' . *'7" . FOB3ALBBY BAILY, PARRKLL A CO., ’ ’ • ' No. 129 FOURTH STREET. Brtfl-Jyje3o M i?HY & KOOMit Commission and Wholawle iWcre in MAck tUrt. SALMON, HUAD, HKftIKUG, COLFIHH, North Wharvn, between itece abd Arch' (Hreota. PjniuDn.rgu* r , . . Mackerel— rlargo, and medium •1* 2 and 3,“ imuabrtwl packagi*. 60 bamUprimeNo. 1 Ualftox Bftlmon. IUUU do Economy Mw* tfbad. 4000 do superior No | Herring, fonakttai .of dlffinvnt brands, Labrador, ilalitax ‘ Bay ofleiand and Jwstbort.4c.- i., bona Bc*led and Nd:l Smoked Herrings, • M®. Grand Bank Codlish, Which w* now oflbr-at ibe lowest cash prices, land aoUdl acall before boytng. ’ :.u r i MUHPHT,A.KOONB; ‘ . det.-Omd No; 14C North Wharves, PJtfr*. ALL, CONCKltNED—'lake notice •X that tinder thepfOTfciioM or the Act of Assembly, .approved May.l, Jittd, entUlod ‘‘An.Act 18-Uulto to a certain Banal Ground In Allegbeny tin Su- Irti and Common Cmmctis of tbo City of ABecbeny Uara entered. Into arrangomenu with iboi Mourn uokmCemetery.Company for;thedUentenriebt and remoraloftbnpodiniof'deadporeoni buried-in‘th* grove-j*rd rituaied oa the South and Wret Commons wimM aty, and for the re-intennent of tbe »atno in the Mount UhluuOcmetvry, in' accordance with the regairehieuteofnld Act. ‘ 1 UKOUUG LKWIB. ’ Chalrman-of-Committee on City Bruivrtv. ..deiasaotd, i. ;> , • ... . r 3 OUfIWUESTp, THK 'I'KAUkT C/ aOOO' btii. HV kilo DHod Beaches.' v '' ‘ i-‘;flOOUi. '«*: 1 -nP : mV Apblia.' : i ,Mj'-JwLbbl*,rfilw>ie«.€lt»en:;,..i' :. ,- 4 25u°box)Bi priraf Western Eererre Chowp, , ; - jspo bbU. c hoico & r .White>Vbe*t Hour, ISO *' Nos:-l»ud 2 Mackerel. s~ MS I «t:Na.3large- . . 100. batta aborted brand* Tobacco. ~ - fioO bbU. choictrPlknlAUbn Moltes**. c:;i.--aoo-bbiU..W.O.Bpp»r,-. lop bbla. aaaortsd Bcflncd Sugars,' ' :,106 « ;• . \ »•. SyruiM! 1 ' l ’ - J -U5 doi. “• u * Corn'fcroomj,»- 3SO bblalfriow tockolcOEfo Coffee, 7& chesta-lfoaiig llyaon aud Black Teas, Ip ftoreand for.sale bj, .• , . McDONAIJ)4ARBtJCKI.KS, oclB' ‘ ia.2S3 Llbcrty*tr»rt, tit'a/\V'(j W |, 'KO.-46 WALNUT STREET, ■•«: ■•:•. , :i * ■•••ftwrijaal Awatlon glirealo the iiurchaM and of PRODUCE and MERCHANDIZE fcuwilly.. ' Moderate advance* made on noiulguxatuta of BUrte article*. fi-;; ■‘.v'jjTi.’-V’." : ’ Mown. THOMAS ARBUCBLE A 00.. PitUtmreh “'*• -KlMOi' PKNNOOKACO.. -li dcr - JOSEPH 0 i UUTUCIt, ok)4 Cincinnati. » ; ■ Ant|tancfnaatl Im^hanntotoothUy. ,i..m«l:3ind DAYS—Rfttdvwl tblKlay* 1 25 boxes canned l’cocbet,ftt tt.per dnten. 100 bus. choice hslrm uuwDryi'iaubcfl. W> bns. jirJiub Dried Apples, - liw bbls. St. liUQls Jannltoo‘Applets - 00 bona bottlwl fc>ura Wine.- i ..SSbUfc:lfllotUcaninj4i „ : ■ . lcarloadPrmce Albert FnUtoe*. .. v 1 . . u .. ** Peach Blowers. • • StSuoSMtalld'Ctoftw. "i' .-'-."t • rorsale bj L. H. VOIGT k CO., 247 LiUrt T <JOaT. : Tho largpt atock of • CXOC K S In. tho city, closing oat at COST. '■u IUTVM'GJAQU,, : ' No. 274 Lllurt ULOUiJ— . Jk riCJ'bbls. Xstrn family Flour, Toylortlllo UHIs. , ,oft ~V. , > ;>iV W'ublagton “ *-"84: " 44 ’ Uootiler' tti » Fairfield ' «* » «3 u -v. « i««x 'Valle* • 17 <“ -Buporllno * ** tl*- j «« b m 49. “.ijßitt* FamJtjr^lFUbonrfli « 68 M u . « " In turn and for sale by • d031.' ISAIAH DICKEY & Co. 1 ' 4 - rSBteaiSSS ay. : 4M JjSmOu iwSStMSD^ Reese, k (nuioT '"'7 \~7 •I’-. . j . 0;/L BEFINEEB andMANcrAcruarasor ' - Pl •'* “ WHITE BIT&NINQ OIL. PURRDXGDOBIfcED BENZOLE “ HACBIKKBT OIL. CBTOK 011. or JmmiVnns j-DBrnliifc OilEunbiriiiw. •• • ■ "Corper Oflirr, yonongahtda Honstv del:>KAwlrT LkKTKOLEUM OlL.—The “Nkw Yore. A CnenioAi. Association,” 35 Dor sire»-t,New York, busrtiaUbkedalkpytatELlZAßETllPOßT,! -l?i-I.,Ti>riWririDR udd sttn-iiig' i olL’.*blft‘*t] by *be Jp«trrOrninilllAllroad.--;Tl)U port is cuuyeakat to •No* Yuck, and sares cartage and mitcb'haadltng.— <'i*usigmucnt*eoJidted.-' Jlaj-fc Carrels cm AUfut&en RoMti . :i ■ • UtrtacNTM—Da-rid Ricliey, of tho'ifrm of Rlcbrj, Harp/e-A -Rogers'6 Nesbitt; Eaton, Macnua A -Co, • ■ ; ooa^ginMtwF SOLAR OIL WORKS COM RAN Y 01 - PENNSYLVANIA, Mnimfortarrn of LUnOICATIKG AND REFINEtfOILS, N“. 3 Si. CUir st., ueur fhniwimp Way, - . a ■ PrrroUßfiu, Pcs***. Tina Ompauy <• exdnsireljF «ufagn| inihoON trades and Uconaluntl; ottering I‘ITEttOLKUM on commlMion, w'liolnalib Aiinuim mndu on cpnsicn* nnnla. Addn« J. •WWVKJU'Ji., mtiSahf • ■ , , ■ SrCr#j,lrf. OK*>. W. noj.DKHli* UN. tUVAX..M.U. T. M COttMICB. yyooi) VILLE OIL KEFJXKKY. ROLDSIiIP, BRYAN A CO., MAstrrACTtmcjui or BUBNING OIL AND LUBRICATIKG OIL, Koepooiisttntl j oil band Iba verybcu nttality of UllUflKO OlL'dmi 1 nml without odor; IUo/acvod LUBRICATOR; pure WHITE BENZOLE and CAB CUE ASK. - <W*AII ordero loft at No, 3$ Firm Stbckt. Bank Block, tecotid floor,’ will U> promptly attcuiiod to. • ' • • •’ •'• ' I UCIKKIi Oily WOKKS. ~ • 'WILLJASt MAKtirACTUBCB or COAL AND' CAIIUON OILS, ' •• and dealer in I.A SltS, CHIAINKYS, dr., <tc„ / No. 39 MArkrl street, between Second and Third*. ; . rmSBUROH, I*A. -- nihSftdly, ; . Ij'/VGXfc; OIL IVUUKii.-—WHjiITMAN XJ&ANDKKSON,rtflncraaud dealers in PlJliK CAKBON _• - • -BITTSBIJBOII.PA.- QIICASE and BENZOLE constantiyou ■ Ordcrarecoired for the present at CHESS, SfillTH A Co. 0, \\ uter and First streets. riOKNFLANTiiK OIL COMPANY^ \y . It. H. DAVlB, l‘renidenL • JOHN IRWIN, Jr., See'p and TYeot'r. [Dibectous— R. II; Birin, T. M. Ncrin, J. L. Oar nuglnui, A. Camtron. Johu Irwin, Jr.: I'KTItOLEUSI,of light gravity, from the wells of tbo company, on Oil’Cntk, in Veuugo county; con* stantlyun hand and fersufo; • 1 Office dt T< U. Novln A Co.’s, No. 2fi WOOD BT. Pittsburgh, • . rnyLlyd ptfl’KOMA OIL W’UKKiS.— LONG, X 111LLKR it CO. . . . linHrlSl at aharpBl,nrß Btatioo > Allegheny Valley Oillce hti.l W'mvhonßC, 23 MARKET STREET. PlUsbnrgh; i . .* ' WannCtctnrore of ILLUMINATING and LUBRI. GATING CARBON OlLS.and BENZOLE. OB No. I KKFINKI* OIL, warranted sire, ;ilway* oo hand. . . ‘ oclilyd - LUIiKICATJNU .OIL, a* . tub low PBIC* eras .CENTS l'Klt GALLON, constantly yu hand and grille by. ;il. C.A J. U.SAWYER. Aa to the 4uaiity, wb rer<jr. to annexed certificate; _ iv Pittsbu can, Nur.27, l&oo. 3f«m. B. C. «£ J. JJ. Kmryw—GenU: Tho Labri caliug.ou we are getting from yea wo find to 1m the Uat fur our purpnoea wo bate over used. Tub L. 8. 11. U. R. R. Co., Br Wm.KSPY, Pr&idnt. • PITTSBURGH. A. McCLUUG, coaniiustox merchant, CBIIJJR AND MFINEI) CABBON OILS, oclaiSly : 61' Wood Street, sTom r #c. A LIEN, McOOIIMICK & CO., Valley XX. Fotnro&Y,' Pittsbiirgh, PA. . .**^WA»*Hoprfci i Kd. : aoi Liberty street. ; *i ,JlaMActurw»of COOK,- PABLO U- AND HEAT. INti.STOVLS, PABLOIiAND KITCHEN GKATES. HOLLOW WAKE, etc., Steel and Glass Moulds, Bali ng Mill Castings, Mill Gearing, Gas, Water and Ar tiaso Pipe, Sad Iron*, Dog Irons/Wagon Boxes, Su gar Kettles, Pulleys, Hangers, Car Wheels, Couplings •nd Castings guncmlly. AUcs Jobblng and Machine iMStingn ntado tounler. .Patented’ Portable BUI, with Steam or florae Power. '’ nolicmd - JAM Sd P... TOIiXB.. —Tit-iiiiiiinißi i.-!...!! p' TOOXS VOUNG BKOTHJBKS; Dbqu&nb Foun* '_4- ***.■Liberty street, hear the Outer Depot-Pa. Pa.> hiamifectuxe MACHINE, HOT BLAST AND BOLLING MILL FDBNACS CASTINGS of every'description,- -i doileb CASTINGS, FIBE FBONTS, GBATKBABS, WAGON BOXES, SAD AND DO<P IBONS, GBATES AND OBATB FBON?S, STOPv COCK BOXES, Ac., always on hand and for wl» low. Ordert left with W/WiTOUNG, corner'of Wood .street and Diamond alley, wllL roceire prompt attcn tiOD.. . ‘ f . mfrgft - QTOYESSTOVESHAVEN U A SON, UaxtrvacTOxcas or STOVES. . ' Warehouse, Federal st.,oear Suspension Bridge, 1 " w ' C- ''• ALLEGHENY CWY. • Weask the attention of dcaton to onr large assort' tueot of COOKING apd HEATING (STOVES, for wood and coat, which we sue tailing at the lowest rates, Then visiting onr city will find it to their advantage to give us a call and examine bur stock be fore purchasing elsewhere ■' 1- - CAST IRON HODS* FRONTS,’ IRON RAILING, ACALESi HOLLOW i WARE, WAGON ; BOXES irL AIN and U AhCY.GBATE FBONTS, FENDERS) . etc., and .CASTINGS of ail kinds.made to order. • JyJ 0:1yd D;pa‘ HAVEN AAON.. pTNA S'IVVE, ERAiK iLA LEY, raanu&clurer ol every voriety of Cook; PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES; GRATE • J FRONTS; FENDERS, J Ac.J Ad. 1 Sole proprietor or 4b* celebrated PATENT GAS BURN INO A ND SMOKE CO-NSUItINU ARRANOE SIENT6." _ „ BS.Omdi>BD Sa£m Jlia», ronwr of Wrod ait' Tlifiu .trof m Pit ‘ l»laU, .1 jpUENCH'S HOllfiL; OX THE EI'ROPSAXPLAX, COY or NEW YORK. SINGLE ROOMS FIFTY CENTS PER DAY: OtlgHaJl : - ' (opposite '.atj ; - ®® - “ilralj’air they mayfcebrdered lathe rpedotit Refectory," .■<-.» „.<■. i.-. .. tTvrro l» a BarUr'a.Shop and R*ty Room* attached to the Hotel 1 •arßowwtiof RUNNERS. and £i\CKJIEN who my w? are, full, * 'i. uogMljn . R. FRENCH, PaoratETO*/ ! LOUIS HOTOL, Crbstnby Street, • -‘''i u. ~ r.' ir, :« awTi Tmao# - pntik oiiftt/i, In the ItnmodUte neighborhood of- the Jotting ' Honeee on ‘Uarket,'Third "and Chestnut •triets, the bank*, Buet-Offloe; M«f- 'chahta Xxelutnge, Ac., Ac. '■•■■■ B f Oi ! ED : PW'fyJtfV’ltWO. ■ Acc6mto<xtati6w;wlmrtj*{rtSyom (he BUUOPEAN i .'Eoowi ffom : fift cenhi and n^ ;per day; and tus Uwrzt. Prices acoordiug to Bills ot 1 Fare. ' ' jWTThJi Cjtt CaWtaKi PaAuxaaaa' nok aWt finnoa TOoi'ctOSETOTitt HoTaL. '' * ' RSntagUab; French;-Gernudi aindEponlah gpnWy., i.-JylTtdtoW: r ; '* ' " Ql\ NICHOLAS HOTEL, Broadway, ,k?.. .NEW YORK. • '.-'V - ’ •' BOARD SEDUCED TO 12,00 PKB DA Y* Sluc« tbe/ip«alag.of thto v«rt ud oaxanodlom tel, In 1804, U hu been the ilagla nnieiTordf the proprietor! to make it: the-maet eamptnoas, conten* iei !ntfcod.cotQfbrtabfaj(h*tQ6 (Dptbtdlixeti sod itriQ* ■gw onthu«idd;eftb« AUimtto. , —'' ‘r v. \ . -And wliirtever.l>aB J »Mnted likily to adtnlnUter to tlio comfeftofit«fso«tirlbiy hart tsridcavortd, -with* out rp^&rJtoicflit,itfto combthe alt tha i d!!uepa : ohn^^ i »nil i 'fcc!»l enJojnujnb which I modera.irt 'fuU |BTentei%qdi ppdorn taatel]ipn*e4; ; i **»d, th© potrouAgo which. iV baa commanded during tlio put nix;.yj*rt U 4 grati&ipg proof that thelraf torta hare betm'appnjciiited.. ; To wwt tha. oxigaacVa of tha.tlmUi yrbtn all art .nM)nißd to practice tha moatrigldecocomy, tbo un»* dortlgoed fcatbJIEDUUSD TBEP&ICK OF BOAKP -TO TWO‘HOI»EA]tS TBB-J>AT* at tbe aametlme ihe'luxQrica wjth 'which their.taUa baa hitherto tfeeo supplied.'- ■ ' V■ l '.’’'jimsADWiMii waiTcoini*co.-. -j-'ocJkSmd’-'."-- 1 .- v 'TOECUV Ptn*. J? cnl*»:n«.—A'veryJiirgQ rtieU or selected varieties to choose poaei* Lie tfaro-tate»-tt> : IWTB-etery Teriety traa ’ Of Appla aiope f« k«el7&>OUOrW*» of which" «rothrw ; TmiVlO.i'- Quotwotothre? jcanold. Peach. Tima*'Ac;, a fio* Hod£ : :• '• ?"-/ 7vr?f fc i • Ustmcbo*— ld nife' HtirtcrY. OftUatid’ < 'IVKBGBjEfiKS (rni.>l to 8 feet, tv Ihehundfed.* -^ B^ES ( AHP,BgKpgßK&yy I MIMnX - ’ JOBS JTa. < Wih ®. ‘ OttS,#!. i ton tub sals or MOTELS. .: COOLEV'S CABINET TBINTTKa OFfICE, ssss^^iiys^S^^ ERB, AHAmia; the MdHAW eSrrS: f rimpWt,lands trongertand best - PrcwMver. Invented, and occudt lessspacT' WTS, ■olduprices biUicrtoonbeardof—that lito^l^s ThdjCablnets (npan! wbicb''tbs l Pitaßea atand I am iwrswjaES: i~.- -Agaassa.^ ■ ‘ J a»{EfT£ , V foutoa^ * >mh by; iu L.B/TPI&T> m ■wAYpriitt x:^Kmij>SßlSSS^Ba ol CiKaiuU Sbxt limn* /■ ' ‘ tMmrißt. ' • Imtm PUUburgh*™. 1:55 . _ • do a. m. do H—rk—_■_ is<g - do (’ulurnba*.— ........... l.ao r m. ArrlTroCiaclnn.il- . . - . f -n m io s.. icou.— —jftStS: So te^zz: — —'?S! ftA^JMpßw? r * % wi * Q Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Btl&ibl Sleeping Cv» attach*! io «Q KfehMfrnK. - < L.W. Lcftroi Pittsburgh. _ . do WeUavilto*.. •* ®* do StcubenvilU-7,.. ■"■“——*■ • ra tio "T"* ~—**• *• *“* Arm« lMtoirJL_._77l' : ■*• Leaves Pittahnrcb * *r——. a. m. do WaltovllU , ’—•••" l:»p. in. do Steubenville- jw p. Bu tlo WWtb, SS “• Arrive* ZZZ cl*s oS* Cpnoectiprat Wheeling wiih Ballimoreanduw« BjigMd.to, „ BebWr Am Otatm ffi OuSSl’ UnlUnibu. ?!El V ro4 CUrtlttmd li.t. do WfiuTiiu.__^rr;z —~ t do AUiMux ZZTZ ?*• t S' do Uodaon ZZZZIZ i 2! “• Anirro Clm.hod. " ~ Js! J- “• Ukni Pltt.burKh.__ZZ.. rr *~ SS S' do W.U«UtoZ~:.r““.Z r “"‘ iio, S' do -Baranl—: " ~ *w p. m. do. AUUjICO . - 5-rio a* ni’ do ,im« ; ZZZ — ?:;2 £• S' ArrlrroClartbad. „ ' “ *. lO j’* ?■' ' Coaae«lng « Bijfud arm, Tuwaramu bninth for a'.'T,- li ‘'.Z*, aI ’ d Canab Dovt-r, a t Alllanc. with ;PHUbnr|tb, lort dlayoo and Chirac) Kailraad .1 : Uodjoa with Cforeland, ZanrorlO. atil Cincinnati B* Zn Akron, timhOß» PaU» Mid IlUlenbunr, and at ci«.'[«nd with C. St E. It. li. for Krig, DiSkirk 2S2£S *“ WelbrUle Accommodation l«uv<»at-3:35n m “F,,^ n * “^ T ® in fol,ow « Fast LiDe.“‘l‘l‘;.‘.™Z‘' r: '‘‘ vv “‘'*i| 4 HS S' “* KxprewTnuu Z.Z.....Z. fcos Si m‘ AVelUville Accommodation , a m PaßiongHrs desiring to ; go to Haadtukv. Tolado Siuf 0 *!.. 0 * H°} ut *?%?**• Tia Cleveland, must be par' ticular t« ask for ticket* rla CleTclaiid. st^r^^gmbSdh. 1 " ■ >roc " rod *• Por f?l .he r .aS, T ‘' l “' A nrn? °“ co io «t. WINTER a; P _-| ;-> —t!* B^ ItANOKHKHT gfip f y I 1802. —THE RAlLuua "* iJAiLir TEA IN leaves Pittsburgh 'from the depot, at the lutereoctlon of‘Liberty and ■urant streets, every morning (except Sunday) at 2-50 * lo J ,plD ??? 1 » al stations^^between . “»d Altoona, and Harrisburg and Phiia detphhh, and making dirwrt, connectian at Uarrisbonr fur Baltimore, Washington, sbO New York, via Al lentown. This train arrives In Philadelphia at 6-60 p. m.-, making dose connection., for New York, from Kensington depot, at 0:30 p. m., over Camden and Amltoyltue. Thu EGRESS TRAIN leavea the above named station daily at 4:40 p. tu., stopping only at- nrln ctjwl bUHom; making direct connSlon at H^a burg for Baltimore, Washington,and New Tork via AUuntown. This train arrives ja Philadelphia at S.Uoa. ni., making connection for New York from Kensington iUOa m.,over Camden and Amboy line. A. Sleeping Oar is nin through from ,o «SSu; I .* , r Tia AUen.owa-dao IJNKI ' aT “ theabovo named Station -dally (Hnndayt MODpted), at 10A0 p. m., stoppin K only atp r iacipalitatk > n , l connecting at Harrtoborgfcf Baltimore,'Washington and New York viaAllentoVn. This train arrives in Philadelphia at lt2sTp. m.. zuik iug-cloee wnnocUonfor New York, from AValnnt line* 1 wharf. at p. m., over Camden and Amboy FREIGHT TRAIN WITH PASSENOEft CAR ‘ATTACHED, leaves the Passenger Station every nuaning (Sundays excepted) at 6:40 a. m., rnn- • M Conemaugh and at all gta- ThoJohnstownAocommodatioh Traialearesdsn*. (exccpt Sundsy) at 3:UO p. m., stopping at all stations and running aster aa Conemaugh:' ' “ I * UOD * Flirt Accommodation Train tor Wall’s Station leave* daily (except Snnday) at &40 a. m. f;. Second AcaMumodatlon Train for Wall’s StaUan Karos daily (except Sunday) at 11:00 a. m,' Thud Accommodation Train for Walfr Station tonne dally (except Stmdsjlat 4:00 p. m. 1 Fourtu Accommodation Train • for Walif* Button Kov« daily.(except Sunday)** 006 p. i Returning Trains artya in Pittslpurgh « follows; Kxpre*B, l:l5 p. to-) Kail, 8:35 p, m;; Taat Line. ‘imtfa:m.'; Johnstown Acconunoaatiotiw ; lfraoa. t>. • First WaU’a Station t * ond.WalL’a Station Acccunmodstion, BUIO a, m **Third c S *^« to “ Aocommodattoa, LOS p. m.; konrS . a Station Accommodation, 6.*05 p. m. iTralnsfromßUinvlUeaud Indiana eonnectat Blairs viße Intmeetion with Johnstown Accommodation lth . The public viU And'lt greatly to their Interest, F pll i R T^ii? r Kr travol bj- tha.Pennsylvania :C*mtralßnUraade as the accommodations nowoOered cuopotbeanrpaswdooaiiT otber route. The KoadJe, stone, and la entirely free front dm£ We tMt promise safety, sjteed and'tbmtort to all wto> may tovor this Road with their patroness. 1° ,M|To Baltimore fp so To PhiladelphlL. M 10 W)lTo gss To Harrtobnrg .ro— ’ 7 46| - i • Bwaga to Ml Atatibai oo lh. “* *" '•tJSmfnn wAiittir’ ilckau' In' CM. wm u lodbnanro trorded, in s*3?**'™*: *1» «Uttoa MMIoni hasnbAgent. r. - Z case^*!tow. tltoCpiopaoy.wiU hold) rwpons)ble;,fot pyrtiimU oulyT and for an amount not llyO. 777^7 * 7 ‘ - .N-' B.—An' Omnibus Una b&s'been cihpkjyed'to, «mvey paaaragerw and baggage4dand from thelto :put,ot, a.chargo not tooxciKd26centsforcwch nu. and .baggage; . tickets, apply to i., . t, . . t 4.«TEw/ST,Agent, Af the Tennsylvanik-Centril RaflsoaJ 1 pamenw* BUrion,-oQ Liberty and Grant streets. * C „ BNOCH LEWIS^ Tyi.u Snpfrintendpnt,'Altoona, Pa. TMP OK-T ANT, -~T~ pmriimn|» ESlas3g3gS»lßVv f Ticket! for 8l Jaaepb sad other point* la Wortberu Misuari.«k» JunknAn* *** MISSOtfS S3^S2KKSttr^V^& „ ... - ISAAO ir. STUBGEOK 8u l« rit “'0*»lof (t.Mortb. ; ■ 'MHBT h. a_. A liLKOUENY.-;.- ,-- ! - XV IUILHOAD.-B.rraS!KßS§a!4LfcJ i*£T«ffig9SJd| arriio at £imbargh, (tata.pi Hoad*/.) ** *•*•*!•. MVfcJft m» uh) J5S2h^J2^J^ l ” rt “ •*« retarD t 25 cents, .Alt jnuodoirer* from Pitulionh Without rickets, *riil b*<4i%rged fall, fors WE®«' e * BupcriDteodeot. CJOAR 80AHI SOAPIII-Thb. Cnaa- VrAv **♦ “AWYkB, la acknowledged to be th» of ,*"* U “ li J et • <r “Mto Ihn public, lumiwripi- ndcMlMeuaw Ibund in iu .t.-.- saving oC labor, and Its ; effleanp in ■ —lYrtiiiau" Mint.lM «ndnrltbout Injuring tha akin, or*Eu!l leastwise damaging .tho finest quality of mods. Is can be need with, all kinds oT water 7 W K ° odg * ■ Beferrocol*madd ;trUhple*aurt to the soblofaed certificate, eaahatin&&bm gentlemen woUkiJwß in this comtQDAit j, an*-«bohad every frcUitVaflhrded naiTfidrijr tested: fJU *” e ™ <ut f r • V*pa*tk*nt of tit Twttfa TkirUmik ****** Tnnuy/paaia VoAmfesrs. • Chemical Olive Erosive Bo#b’» having been - u*ed \nry extensively in otrr Eeg&ients. we have net hesitation fa. conning that itwas found ad to.tbe nee of. the soldiery, and ded *.*l°. mcetaaperror Boap which coaid be procure •dibr tbfc - JAHES Aa SKIN; ;.* • ntd . QuartermasterTWilftbßagtment. - ; v.-,.. -r. , ALEX; POBma, * » i ,QoartennMterrourteenth^Ke^lny;nt. an3l Quartermaster Tlnrtm^jligWft^ JQO VOUH OWNPBINTJNG. iuuh jnaurVon,
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