_ <<r>V^
ns2;
KEUOIOim IftTELLIGENCi;.
The .ft'SOljrtsrtas leys Ute Rot. Dr. Twosk
di* .*& by hi. pe
tition, to Director of Foreign Minion., i«f
• speech B»d. lstily concerning the diflto'
cuity of jproourtogmissions™* for th.'
foreign nmlbeen adring.
to toy tin Ameriron Churches, if they
eonld giro a'an.” The Presbyterian,
• vhli. lt supposes that no suchYipfcßialibg
will bs taiiii «EtoO«£t<totth(t&ng aud ;
hop*.thstGodwill, open *p fieldsof laW
■ to.«mplcry;;sD whchaTcbesn called into th*
—K» ;S<*i»tUf of
. England *r* aaffcring dim
■ Inulion Inihate'wnoaro**. y-. s - - %
• —The Tjn«nil«Hpß7 fcnith, aJMeth
odbf mi abtisr,.llTtog in Marytoud, fair:
Western Christian Ad*'
■ oocaU, which,.bowshls.heart is freshcrim
■ Inhi.'m^&ijp’t^hii^nft^-liw/ye.r.'
——We stated imt veek tiat more than'
20,000 of the tjcteUtojwder'thc direction
. .of theWje.liiy«,p Conference in England met
Sooibly ilaaiiM, and about the tamo
' ; htifflbsk to Bihtb or Catechumen classes.
, The venerable Her. Br.’.JseicsOn/'sdiatto
gushsd minuter and. .utKofitysf
“When Methodism is prepared to carry
outUia'oOnniel of'God uin relation to onr
tit hall become “a statue' in
onr Israel' that all the children in the
aobool, from ten Ct/eletolCyMWr'hld 'and
npwardrVho'hate'ndl'ideelarad' their alle
giance to,GteUVahaH be personally asked
by the ministers, once a year, in a solemn
aartioe held for that pnrpoee, toarov their
;■ ■: tatßt» i»tontion.- .respecting;thelr conduct
■•- toward: Utorwbotothe.ltofrd of *U', ( our
.. toimnph* .wiUbe.grrstoctharrsnywe hare
hitherto iron." y w fr
■—.■The AdvoccU and Journal say. Dean
, Hillman ha. published a letter complaining
of the delay to the decoration, of 8L Paul's
Cathedral, 'London:. ■ Itnsams .till
deficiency of £2,000. Notwithstanding all
the praise bestowed npon the' architect
: Wrtn, thetotirior 6fBtl Paul's is a .dark,
‘dismripleoe,'scarcely adapted to.Chrtotisn.
wenihlp. v-. '. .V.;.- ..; j; r .
. i paper; we learn that:
pp^ibf'i^vj'intrlligOne.'
. lit . leaae ’of the. iath, !! contain, th.
• nsWaof 1,009 conversions,' and 629 proba
tioners. Two 'thousand conversions and
and:,.apr»ntyH>lght;“new
: ..members haVe been, reportod to th. space of
’cat month. Newspapers of other Metbodiet
todiss and other Cbnrehes, mete similar
.■ . —r-Theuft4(ioopalian» .art building a
• splendid hoepital to t Philsdelphia. ' Th.
' • bnilding is In Nonnan stylej' and wa. com
."mtosedto Mey,lBBo,endwtllhe complet
- edniu Bummer. : The capital stated upon
, lo’filBo,Qoo. The astimatadcostof. the
- -ttdicuig' wni emdunt' to i It wilT
!” . tei'iionationii
. and 1. free to all.Mto.anilodor*. -- - •
;’ • —Jt la reported'that th.' ArdMshop
' t l 'of ’Wateaw' lm» bna sent to ddmito for
- yetot topaniih Idm for iympatfaislng with
Tthalpopnlarmamautamanghis eoantry-
\ ■.. tottltlgeoce from France re-
.jha.:iwr|oT*h><>f.thi.. restoictiT.
. tho law ’ oa edneatifln,‘ whi chift t
' : M(ed ; free'torahlng;by ;: MhaolihHten, Si’
' • the |Upi|» AU
, ‘ ‘ teiciu**‘now in Frano. are et liberty jto
.1 'LWOettn the Chadian, of a different crtoih if
higriify; their; ament-in writing
.toto'thereligionteught
• ‘tofretal^ProtteUnt ciinrehe* hate been
wpto.fi'th France daring the lait "six
■ month. Th. ririral tofiuenoc remalnaih
Faria ' } .
M, Guirot’s new book, “Tie Ohrir
tMm Church and Christian Society" prodnew,
amh dimati^Mtipn, amo,ng his fellow
FrriMtants.' Ataßible mtottogMme time
JiiiM, he f»T» atunne to MsUmeata tiit
.to PratoUaU., kit
■' . will, to diiMlnd If ihkßa
■ tonot-atiwtahied
*nd C»tl!oIic» lUidK jour iw
- an toot Mnmon foto.’' - ■ I -
• ' of
. g \Kbonl ■bPragria, thehead-mattar, and the,
‘taipewf-fei nethority, bare both been dia
. Brfta^ c te<jac*e thej ' tbe
tog o£hjßtos\ and united prayer . ampng
jibeyoung -oonrerta-4be fmlis ofnmar
■*'•- relloa* l in iheorphanaiylain”!
The London Tract Society haslately
; Toted $2,500 to assist In the printing and
diffusion of evangelical Italian literature.
Father Gavaxxi’s printing press at Naphta
is not idle. ;We gi™ thefoUoFtog grati-.
fyirigtotelligence in {hls^oohnectlbh:
That the. Genera Conference has inaugtK
... pinstigiqasJUfe.andmo
c «totjaa«enit’.nnjl Yanermbleaeet
ana eentieof the Swto'B^or^tio^ihnt
K&<s®egss
jwlm
:•: i :
,-T?wTW»arob.onFtftoß»thSte«ot, n*»r
' Jrrtngpl***, *«» Tort of wblobthoßok
1«ot1D. bolder 11»-
■■ i nnloUtoo »,JO*rioii
* " Sl»l«7 Boluol wbkb U feoldin tbo.Foak
BsUlo ri Bchool Building, u**
"M'loMt.ou hun-
M rojrtliß fe dttbm»t dtnom
i;
ritod Chrii
tun Unfdn/ttf i£»wirif lb* Aoorlcmn
' n ]
w'«^brßiliiiijr : :jiimi«r»d bj d»
m f
SS« ii»dra
. nnd prooeboro of tho London rorirol iboto-'
«iWwn<jUrtbob«ri aodo ofdooUng
'wfib.
•tone*, th»t ibo'ini»;p«sp*fc-;i»tor:«s«&;
——Amongith* rgnwto made by the
Board of the American JSiblaJßoeipty at ite :
tost
Mad
and eleren .thonsand Tolnmes far the lup
plyVof tonor^j^ifit<dilbf. t in the eerrice;
Hntoh'Heaframrßeaufork:' il on.: U ,I
t ai?tHfei)osMSoF4
preliminaries of a union between ihe Pree
Pretbyterianand 3 the,Tlnited I Presbyterlan
etarehe., of England, were arranged,
- . - tPnas. thek tlsntk) Moelhiy Ox rshrosry.J
», > Boyal.»186l.
Tw tonf-il jhtkglinimSr on the lend, ”
drifting send'
Tjbe«. - ‘”
At Ust onr mting keels ontsidej
‘ And while we ride the Itnd*loek«a tiddp
' 'Oar negrOee row and sing.*
Tfor dear.the bondakut'-holds his gifts
;Of maikritid of %cmlr; • • r
' The gold ttat kindiy Nature Sifts
r Among Ids sands of Wrong;' J
The power
Asdpbdr > h6me^o<iinfortB < ple&ie;
■The cpiaint rcUefof mirth'toatplafs’f
-' sorrow’s biftof keys. :
.AnoftirgUw.'thansansfit’sAre’.
• .;HlM:AUw\siw:W*st wtth . '
'; Where fisld and garner,' barn aad byra
• Are bbsing through-the night:
The.land U wild with fear hud h&te, '
.-..Thoront runs mad-and fest ;; .
•iFrom hand toikandyfrott gate to gate;
The flaming brand is passed* ' -
Thelnrid gloW&lIt strong aeross
'DirkftoesbroidWithßmilesr
. Not thelrs tha tshbrji hntei and loss’ .
.That fire yon hUxing pUea..
Wlthoamtrokes timing to their fongv
’ They weareinslmpleUTS -
• The paUxds df rememhertd.wrongf'
The hope .of lietteir dajri—. /
. Tba triampbrnote that Mariam sang.
The. jojfof nioagsd.hiris j ;
Softening with AfHo'smsllow tdpgne' •
Th«ir Woken r SaXott words. ! : " •
[SOKoior THX XXOKO BOATMAN.]
i t%pmla»«n!taakst !>• I«r3 be eosas. -
t
As^nMwK twWdooa; - -
.-•'•Aa , -wOob'JabOs*:'--o-i'‘^.-.
•
BsjWaa deni >: •• .
Hs say ds wmdtwn U»'might slsTas;
- Twdsgrrfle-Itfrdto doom.;
Dejrpm«illgrew t A* cotton blow,
w«*Q hsh arricru* corn.
Ohs lubber yoaimr; irntbbsr tqb kssr
Pe drirtr 2 *-. t
- :■ >OU asm on hatnbbtai gone;
He limb ds Usd behind;
Be Lord's brsff blow him farder 00.
Like coni’Shack is da wind.
> jreswadehee. ws own ds jdow,
—" Ws'own' dshande dst hold;
. Ws ssU d« pig> w* ssU de cow.
•garnahbsr chUsbasobl.’
psjvan will grow.- de cotton Mow,
yell bah h rice an com;
Oh; nsober ToaMer, D nshbsr ran hssr
. BsdrtrsrMpwhlthcatt!
Wepnjf de Lord: be gib os signs
' ' dsy ws be fret.
Be-Hertnind uttlt to ds ■
- Bswpddncktodense; . * . J
Wettafci* wbsadeehnrch*b«Uriat ...
We drsaait In de drseo;
DsrtotrblfdaseA.it when bsstef.
De H|ls whsa be »
. i Deyam wffigrow, ds cotton blow. :
' •
Oh, iwbbir yon Jscr;lf nebbsr you hear
' Dsdrtm bloirhlshornl 1 " ’ \
Ws know de ptscalss nsbsr ftlLr
• •• An*nrtb«rfledsW6r« •
•;_ 7' v An* door,
& tlnk we Inhniasobslbrs,
We Isb hßn^bsttebfrefc
Benmwflifrowrdeeottsn blew,
-- Hsll gfbde.riasaa^ccca;, /' J f
- » »ettorT«tor,lfiwtitorj»u bw
; De.drirsr btow.hk hoent ,
So ting our dasky gondoliers;
And srith-a seorst palsy
*- • And ttflllat tkUwetnt akin to tears. *
.; Wa dan not. share th* nsgro’s trust,
- Noryet hls hoj>e4*aTj - .
Weonlyknowthat'Gteaii jut.V *
And ortry wrong shall dis.
: .Bode saems the aosgs; each swarthy fact,
Flame-lighted, radsr still;
_ ' Wa start to think that hapleu raoe ■ *•;
Mast shape onr good or ill; ' !<J v">
v That law* of ehaageleu jostioe hind ; ‘
/ ' Oppressor with oppressed;
Ana. eloM as sin ana suffering joined.
Wsmaroh to Fate abreast. - : u
. Singjonypaor haarts l your ohiat shall ba
■'
Th* -.
Or dMth«nM of joar doom 1 V .1.
Antral* at the f’
rtocipal Hotels,
LAST SIGHT.
UP TO 10’CL<
HAKMOJT Liberty sew 8.&D90L
G --^eacaasaoaora, rmninoa. -•>•
J OoWyr Fiwiwrt—• PLongiObio'-^-'-”-"
■B B Brown, Bew Oath JP H BehnnkGfffriiriiiiil ‘
B H Hwna lUtnoJa - :. . H.Maimoy. Cwtie eeonty
8 RWI Jr;*, -■■■:. S Otonn. Eahidim
JI XewiUtligwitc; .
;Miv.EM P«aemaa> . ,JM AlbotioStOSl •
,oAKiMa>l4gonJer. ; 8. Donga), Freeport
JLTBmmng,... • ~■ ,* J Creasy, IBalr county" ‘
pa - . r SDelma,*
J. Gregory, Pa UeotGoo. JBmm.Jßarria*
Hr. Copland a lady . bnrg ; - .>■■:- , '
J Petti* Johnstown LiwxLW Tsrgert,
:J,BL|<a(vdo&olUiada JMr.BorUndTlndians,Pa*
7C%ar i Aatrpw J --Satgi«zß!; SB Parker;
aOnUtiai *" ! do'* •;• JTSolldiaa,-matting •*
F BoiNj Qt PS B & Gerry, Cincinnati '
J Bockeallj 08A -' • JTeflel, Obi*
T Tapp*-Loolitflk • Capt Bugb, stb B«g Vot'
E Boblaion, CUeago - * Hn Uatcblsaon, N Caotla'
A: B WSkrfDi S B Bishop, KT
0 Vimn 4 Nl **, Ctoiv W Bowden, Kentucky
l«£. v\li : .I g ] ' Hi* * eo.
C > W H HcChttcheon, BJ-
XrB Bmd','ugonter Ptenbnre :
■lV'SpoU,:Virginia:,;-; i ' r : .-'•
V HKETS jlfth; ,
;Siavn H4Bi,rttrrmm><nt;
■Jlnrtn,,v.;nkr
Thea Irina. dft
■W Tuimt; Sxtrtand ,
-JarßUackbqrn, Strata*
'“witl *Ofcfo
oSnSrt^itPdS^c
Ikwalßoan, . dp
Wm.Hor*kk, ;do \ .
*> ~i-
W T JfcCaraick, Soow
.*»X* v.
.Sara Manilla WaaUagt'a
uou
:' . "lanaKi
* : i ■
dtj
llggiesz*:-- ■
USUOTBOm^
, Jab Johoaoa,Wash co
- Jao.P Welter, .<lo
D-DWolkr,. : -Atf •
J W-HofbM.JfrrTcri: -
HJfortoa* do
- do
• W B Pltm tp ■ -
B.RtfOi vnwf x ''
> 9 ’ Sttxigooßrlfobtattowß
jssSSssr*:
BBlialuo do . j •
.f* L Xftldir. ,db. T . ''
JuABiO, Wuh co •
Jno Grace, Hortb fltir’ -
M McMflSuyWtfa ©o r
gQodatt, -''"-db.l .
. POdfulbMi * do
i i Boon, do >
> .■
rtj gtTMty btlov fl*T«ntk. *•
A'C&nU.Jaror -
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i|»K?w»ii»TW.r?
ifc&ssrsssrc.
WJts&
CS«lf it Not.
Gltaiin, Warrm oo
DM&bMr*
J But,
B-Xcvaj, VoblmUm
WJtf&Xastro > ■’
■
• WJliibd." • 4
H flonco, Franklin ;
FJUnck,2foblittann
BFJCeVay < do
W Bioti, > ■■. l. / ■ .
JSMnixnr, Oil city
T JCclU&aa, -
*
J lniA|BirAA7>
#2BW«*?*«P*i 1
? Baton, idwittte
OBtnkktrt,,....& ,
JJWdo*, Wntk co -;.
,£ss£u,£
BTtiMKM, 4e,.
JXiSd, *> ,
• XoKnok. -to ' '-.vr
unttoPM,' • , 'ao-;.: s;<
TTNJTED ■ OTATEB OP; J AMEWcI
iSffI^&SAWSSSSi^
alty,llmwind m uttiiW .tkdmw>s3«
<Ma*WM>.9r;n. SOUU, toptW *ith',B«aJ
lnwkMl tiMrißlkfw itiHitiUiai
' r h arnm\S
COMMERCIAL .RECORD.
, piTxsaua«u. kabueth. .
jo? liTpauhtii &ni», 00-e«.i
.'tv > Fskft&Y. J«n 17th* 1862.
* FlOUlt—Thart b » modi rat* 4emhd fer-Flocr,
wjihoat, bowtrer, any materl*! chaHta'ln'rat**.
' Jr "&><
AlstiiO"iStf. .do du ii aunt fijore.
.ifidAl ' ( aiuL Fait? .brand* at
• V 1
.QBOCi
iXluctoliul limited
wraljQatt.efitireijrnrtriaed to
■«aulllpt*;aal«oflohbda primaCnbeSugafatinc;
IC
tbUMDlaeauroak cooperage; *t tfo. "y ■ -
' JDBIED; FRPIT-HttMdy aspreTfoot tilti;' eak of
ET tnih ippl* ‘at (ijSftiMui fs do Puchu at $3.
_ POfATOES-ria ftir. in<ioi*7,y riOSer light
tpppfcTia -market; aide oflSO! bosh Peach Blonr* at
Afle^par.bwb,mi* 60trapfc Piinea Albert* atfßc,
. nlo of 33 bbb
Common atSDe pa i gall-cub.
.- COUN-Wa lattter afcpplyr tad Aihadalover; sale
■on wharf of 2Doi*nih prime Yelloirat 43c.
BUTTER—ateadj,.with e tale 'or 200 the prime
801 l attic per'ft. -
- sale of SO eadu No" 1 Extra
at aac)tt vnd'3oo‘bhli do at delivered.
> CHESTNCTS-^eieWl2 hash at s2^
.BSOOMg—Seie of 8p dax, Faocy at &SQ perdu,
i •:. • CIBKJU-Bale of 6 btU Sweet at $6 per b(L
BEAKS—SaIe of 30 bush Whites* at (1,23.
■•• EQQB - plenty and dull ait lOfrllo per dox.
■ CRUDE OlL—dailr with email' aalea at former
ratea.
• Import* by River,
ZANESYILLE—rea Lixui iki oorn,
163 do oaU,l£&.do mill food. $2 flour bbis, Copt P T
b .Btowu;.2o bbis flour, S Liuuaajr;2oaoao>Voeghtley
A Hupp; 6do do/Hsrper A Bonham; 2 M>l* *BE*» i
do butter/J B Dilworth ft co; 46bbla crude oiLYbce
-Bell 4 co; 2 do do,’Ja* Woodftco; 2 hhds bacon, J B
Canfleki A Co; 22 candy bxz, Beymar-ft bre;-45.bb)s
oil, M Fowler; 4. bus. «e&* 6,dressed hoge, Frank
Yu Garden W bblsolLJae flteel;Ts dodo, J Atklu*
•on; 2 tiitis'bntter,flbbpsgge,‘4s bg* corn meal, luo
dour bbis, Jas A Fetzen 3uT»blj» eggs, 1 bx‘ ooujtry,
Adams Exfrrerco; 16 bids egg«,lodo batter, 20 cks
ttsatt-lS hods tobeooo, 71 bbU do Uni, 1273
do floor, Clark* A co; 2id bead nogs, 90 sheep, Jerome
Xoland; 600 dais eggs, 1,000. lbs butter,lsaac Brown.
CINCINNATI—rxx Traaxtt—lo bbis Uni oil,
Knox 4 Parker,-319bg801l meal, J W Simpson; 3oi
bldrflour, F Boilers Aco;4B carboy* vitriol, N A Gil
oo;,2o.bbUribs-andpigs feet, Wm Dyer A co; 100
kgs lard, Long A Boil; 400 pigs lead. Bark, McCurdy
bales c&ttbo yarns, Jes H Childs 4 co; 46 ski
dry--apptof, Isaiah Hickey 4 cdi : 26 cks mdse, B L
Fahneetock A co; ttdoddt TE KffinhAco; IOU bbls
molsrere. Means A OoOn; lGdAeks wheat, & T Kan*
uedy A bra: 99 hblspork, no canwignew.-;
.{VETBMOUTH—rxi Bocrxt—lB bbW whisky,
Clarke ftcoi 49 bbis oil, 8 O Banes* A 6j; 88 oil bbis,
Atdiscd'oQ ooflOQton* metal; Fetaoek,Hart A co;
-66 do do,Bmith, : Parks A co; 40 do-do, Wilson, Carr
Aoo; 106,d0d0, flpeng,.Cb*Ua&t:Aco; 2 bxs, 2 bbis
■ oepper. O G Burney A cm
rsa Jokx T. HcComs-239- sacks
com; 2 bbis egg*, Jaa A Tatar; 160 bdis paper, Edw
Hesvlstou;36 cfoda, Jas OoUlusA co: So do do, M
McCullough; 60 bgsear corn, W H Hagan; 144 do do,
Stewart A oo;60 bgs wheat,!) Wallace; 11 bbis tcr
alpe, 4 do potato**, H Biddle; 76 bbU oil, Jas B Onr;
16 too* BMtal, John Xobrh*ed;l3 ska barUy, Hitch*
cock/KoUraery A oo; FT do ryeiTbofl Bell ’Aco; 60
aksoata, Jo* Bonington; 490 oa-barley; Bhodes A
Yaraer; Sites lardi OUriuAco; 664 aks corn,-.-A' J
Hagan; 02 aka Urlqr> owner; 62 bgacorn, J.A Fetner,
-24,aQ'do,T;L McClelland; 60 molasses bbis, John I
HouJe'kCo. ' '
Import, by RijUro^d.
Pxrmcnfflr. Vini A ftriaaoo Hansom,—
Jan. dressed bog*, WHCtte; • do do, Watt
A Wilson; 44 hf bbis, Jbhepenl;* do do,Fortytfa A
bro; 4 kgs lead, .B A Fahnestock A co; 74 bbis flour,
dchosaater A Lang; 490 hides, O H Hoflstott; 9 aks
dry epplss, LH Voigt A co; 2 hhds. ll bbis cullatt,
McKee A oo: 60 hides, J H Ralston; 10 do* tnbe, Lit*
tfiatXrimble; Sdozkeehn, McDonald A Arbnckks;
10 das.bnCkets ( '9do tntW, John A Esnstisir to dot
buckets, MeaneA Cofin;2ododo, Wfl Elttatiritk:
169 bunrhesorooeui-H. Ceveri.UQoll bbis, Brewar,
dill A co; 6roil* leather,Hays ABtvwart;2s6 pigs
lead, B A FahneatcckA co; 16b bUs flour, GeorgeW
Henderson; S69ordaaßo*lrv*rs, Hall A Speer, 13 aka
rags, McCullough. Smith A cb: 10 bbis dry applet F
Yen Oorder; H'dreared bogs, J 8 Dflwarth A co; 7 do
do, JttGtarfcaiii Mscroaftoo; 88 bbie flour, Daniel
r WalU6*. t . V
Omtam A Pxmacarei Bznxotp,—Jan. 16.
3bbisbmUr,WAflßUtheo: I do floor, B Robison
A co; Idreseed bog, MoCultongb, Smith A co; U bbis
flour,’Little A Trimble; 860 bush wheat, L WlUnartb
1 bbUardAl hz butter, BBabsll A oo: 4l.bdie paper,
Cbeas, SmJtbA ce;U6 oil bbU, Q*o HBellA co;'tf
hides, Hay* A Stewart. . _ . ;..
- • Binr Nevi.
Tps Bites Jkxi-yfjuxrn' li
»A»Ttnia .or ; 4n^ons^-lCsszna•«
m 8.-C. Altocunav—Baaia Lnanse
—The dTtr wm about n stand Inal erminf. with
ttdrteen fcet .hy the plar marks, The weather was
doody and frenbar, with strong ladkations of snow.
JQier* UstlU somafioating ice in the Afieghasy rim,
frat it U not hsary'enough (o'laUrikr* In th* least
boeU on Urn arriTais. since our
.Ust wsr*|ihe
from and Socket and'Oaca XUtn from
Ffctamoutb. ;:Tb* Undine firom GsffipcUs bed sot
o'clock. bttt ehaWould eartainly get
la daring thg. night- The B*. Louie ibr Cincinnati,
Maided dbWßr td tke guaWki'wi* the only trenrfent de*
' barturt.. Ji ' l &pott Whk current about Va whhri
’Tirtßflgy thst thii steamer Arironia, bound &om 8 u
. Mttb Ibi shiM porfy hiA »unk'oa~WeiiQe*dior, J at the
10s ealdjfcat she
h*da r*luai%oargo,'aad that the bolk of U wee.
: owned warp unable to trecothe h>-
eouroe, and It may turn out to b*
usibtndad.' The AriaonU is kbeut fimr years aM,
and ftrtbe laet tWo trijw haa beeuin coaunandjof
CbgA.’ of the |>r;-Kah*.i...'
-Tkim win b*V ipedal. meetUgVAf th# M Btaembea»
lota*T mornlagiat
10 o'dock, ettbe nramsoftiuAiKcUtion.' W* war*
.requestedby.UiwBecratao & Mr. jj B. Liringston, to
urgseraiy inembertobe, in. nttendnoe, as burinam
oflmportance will be bribe* the meeting.
Fon Wamtxe—The Minezrm, Oapt. Gordon, is
Aharefular Wheeling: packet for Uaring'at
Boon. Li --.-2 .:?• .
'"*o* GiiUrout-Tfco taiaat’and boomodiotu ttoun
'orUndioo, Cipt. J'oo. Woodbuni,ttlUlat* fbrGal-
Upollf tbit iVantag.' : ' ’* ‘ *
Fob Ctawj<*n Ajn, LounriLtß-rTbe jpopoUr
•tiuMr Sams; OapCJ. B. Harratta, wiU poiiUT«ly
laovb frr*dneti»iU}nd ; JiooUtUlo thit •Tcslof.
ThocUrkatre uid McCoontlL
U Fob Bt. Loeia—ThoXarangOrGapt. XcCallooi, will
HnUu. Prim* Doan* *hdD*eot«h sre soxt on tba
Fob Poan*oimi—TUa Clara Dean,.Capt.£. 4.
XbdaDUott; Uanboonead to Into Cor Pittsburgh to-'
STEAMBOATS,
POKCIMCINNATi. LOUIS-. n» >,
aAILMAM «a*. IWartt.laana X
(Uwraaad ail iatanaadlaUpotti, on TU-KdDAY,
U 4 p-m. Tor tnlfrt orbuiSn upbr 04 board hr.
to Jal» ' J.BTLmsawON*&.. A«ntt
Hyaue nrvtr. tours.-Ti. 0., JyHMfIK
■taaur'JUKSXM, VoaaUamTwunSn
a aberoe&UTOlU>l.Y,,at Ap. m. < Tor fralrbt
typfpapplj on board or to .
Jolt J/B. LIYINU3TOSA CO. Annta. -
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■•wasd »Ui|BigrlsstAlsSr.
r ~ '' £DF€vfWOWI,
XT OKMAL SCHOOL. ~E. WILLIAMS
131 has opened a KOBSIAL SCHOOL at Ko. 27 Si.
Clair street, Third story.-
IWfa’nwajr qf Ttachert; g
- ; Bets the couaesnorof the Teachers,- the man to
whom .all of us look-for advice and instruction.
; c t _ JOHN J. WOLCOTT.
. I-concur .meet heartily with the above.
LEONARD H. EATON.
I cheerfully concur In the opinion expressed atore.
W. B. FREW.
1 take pleasure in giving it as my opinion that tbe
flstagoiDg recommendation is fully, merited.
A-. BURTT.
. . 1 know of no one who deserves higher testimony.ln
hlsßvor. R.-K. AVERY.
. 1 fully concur in the above recommendation. 1
- D. DENNIBON.
;Hh can prepare pupils for the High School quicker
.than any other teacher in this city.
. ♦ A. T. DOUTHETT.
Tnfcteß—gl per week; in advance. anB:3tawd
jUscrujJrEo vs.
[TIOK OF UNEDRWBXTEHS
JXx IPON STOCKS or CRUDE AND REFINED
..01L3.|— Th* undcraignod, for the Inautnnce Compa
nies rebroented by them, reepectfally announce to
thecituensofPinsbnrgh, that at a meeting of the
Underwriters of the city, held on Monday, January
13th, 1802, the following resolutions were adopted,
viz:
Frsoleed, That Grade Coal Oils, Petroleum, Rock,
or Barth oils, Benzine, Benzole or Naptha, stored in
the-bniU up portions of this city shall be considered
•wtMwvroO/e, as well as stocks of gvods-stored with
said Oils, aa<L the buildinga in which said stocks of
Oils and Goods aro stored.
Be>o?eed,--Tbnt buildings adjoining buildings occu
pied as above stated, shall, with their contents, be
charged an additional rate of premium to that which
would be otherwise charged, of net lees than ono*
half per cent, per annum.
Beeolctd, That where Refined Coal or Carbon Oil,
or Residinm is kept in quantities exceeding one bar
rel, and less than ten barrel*, the rate of premlam to
be charged shall be the samo as on extra hazardous
risks. When more than ten barrels aro stored in one
buflding, the minim tun rate of premium shall be.one
and one-half.per cent, per annum. Other stocks of
goods stored with said Oils, and .the buildings iu
which said stocks of oils and gooda are
subject to the asms rates of premlam.
Aesobed, That when tho Grade uils, Ac., named in
tbuflril resolution, are stored lu a building entirely
removed from other building*, and properly fitted for
its reception by thorough ventilation,and oelior pre
cautions which may be deemed necessary, or when
stored on wharves, or in sheds tbervuq, the rate of
premium shall not be loss than thru rex cent, per
annum.
R.. MILLER, Jm., President Western Insurance
Company of Pittsburgh.
BAMUEL REA, Secretary Citizens’ Insurance
Company of Pittsburgh.
ROBERT FINNEY, Secretary Eureka Insurance
Company of Pittsburgh.
F. A. RINEHART, Secretary Pittsburgh Insur
ance Company of Pittsburgh.
D. M. BOOK, Secretary Allegheny Insurance Com
pany of Pittsburgh.
I. GRIER BPROUL, Secretary Pennsylvania In
surance Company or Pittsburgh.
W. p. JONES, Agent InsurencaCompany of North
America of Philadelphia, Pa., and Hartford Fire In
surance Company of Hartford, Conn.
P. A,. MADEIRA, Agent Delaware SL S. Insur
ance Company orPbQadelphla.
J. G. COFFIN, Agent—
- Franklin Fire Insoranoe Company, Y
Reliance M. Insurance Company, >of Phiia.
Philadelphia F. and L. Ins. Com’y,J
R* C. LOOMIS, Ag’t “Homo” of New York, N. Y.
"Phoenix” of Hartford, Conn.
"Bpringfleld,” Sprlng’d, Mass
JAMBS W. ABBOTT, Agent—
Northern Insurance Company, London,
i Home Insurance Company, new Haven. Conn.
GEO. W. BLACKSTOCK, A«nt—
Continental Insurance Co., }
Manhattan IhsnraaooCo., [.,« v .
LotilUid iMarano. 00., f 0( h,w r ° rk -
Washington Insurance Co., J
Enterprise Insurance Oohi’t of Philadelphia.
JNO. B. HeFADDEN, Agent—
Irving Insurance 00., )
Commercial Insurance Co., Vof New York.
Metropolitan Insurance Co., )
C. ALBERT PALMER. Agent Manufacturers’ In
surance Company of Pennsylvania.
A. A. OARRIEB A 880., Agents iEtci Insurance
Company, of Hartford, Oohascticut. '
ROBERT D. THOMPSON, Agent Girard Fire and
Marins Insurance Company of PhlladelDhia.
Jalfldtd
UMTJKU bTATKa Ob' AMERICX
WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVA
NIA, as.
Wkereae a libel of information has been filed in the
District Court or the United States of fc r tbs
Western District of Psnnsylvanla, on the twenty
sixth davef December, in tbeymr of ouf Lord, one
Ihousana eight hundred andiixty«ooe, by Robert B.
CMMhea, Esq., attorney of the United States, on
behalf of the United States, alleging in substance
that a dertaln Steamboat celled the ISAAC HAM
MET?, and of the following dimensions descrip
tion, to wit: In length 190 fret, in breadth 24 feet, in
depth 6feet; measures 146 69*95 tons; it a steamer;
baa a wheel stern, a cabin mi deck and plain heed,
and is now lying at the port of Pittslmagh, in said
fl&trict, and is owned in part by one Victor Wilson,
a ririsen resident and inhabitant of the State of Mis
sissippi; that in puxsoa&ce of the Act of Congwes, sp
-prevedJuly 13th, 1661, the President oT the United
metre Issued his proclamation, dated August 16th,
1801, declaring«*l«r aUm that the inhabitants of the
State of Mississippi aft in a state of insurrection
agiinsf the United States, had that fronrand after
fifteen days from reid August 16th, 1661, all ships
and vereole belonging in whole ofla-part to any citi*
sen or inhabitant of said State of Mississippi found in
anypart of the United States would be forfeited to
the United States, and that said steamboat owned as
aforesaid was so found in the port of Pittsburgh upon
said December 26th, 1861, and that the said vessel,
. her tackle, apparel end Ihrnitur* became thereby for
feited to the uee'of the United fitatee, and praying
that the same may be condemned as forfeited as
aforesaid. 1 '
rain as* Bs-
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the monition nuder
the seel of the eeld Court, tome directed aoddeltv
end, 1 do hereby (in public notice to ell pemms
claiming the eeld Teeselyher techie, apparel end for
nlture, ortuy in tenet therein, or lien thereon, orla
,tfiy mumer interested In the eerot, thet they be end
Speer before the said District Court, at the city of
ttsburgh, on TUXSDAY, the 28th day of Janos?
nest, (1862,) et eleren o’clock, in ,Ib* forenoon of that
day, if the aame shall U a day of Jurisdiction, other*
wlee on the next day of JnrUfiictlon thereafter, then
and thereto interpose iholr claims and to make their
allegation* In that behalf A. MURDOCH,
V. &1 Marshal for the Western District of Pent'a.
Pittsburgh. Dec. 27tb, 18Gl.—da30:dtd
D
OTAL CARBON OIL
Patented October Btb, 1861-
The bat that ~bave ever y»t been offered to the
public. They are the beet for the following reason* t
1. Because, being of an oral shape, the glass .U
everywhere equally distant from the flame, so that:
the draft is stronger and more regular*
2. The oral shape is better adapted to rcelat the
effect of cuddeu expansion, so that it Is impossible to
crack them.
' 3. Tbe glass ismade largely of Lead and Fear lash,
giving a great degree of strength and elasticity. The,
chimneys which housekeepers bare found to be so
brittle as to crack, oven when, not in assure invaria
bly made of Lime Glass Instead of VJijit Ginas, of
which ours are manufactured.
4.. But the greatest advantage of tboi Chimneys Is
-that. when you hate one II will 'last forever, and If
any housekeeper breaks one-by the beat of the lamp,
let her call at the manufactory and wo will replace
her cracked chimney by a duen whole oust. This
proffer does not Include accidents or-those cases-of
breakage where the chimney has, through inexpert*
enee, been screwed so dosely to the lamp aa to pre
vent its expansion when heated.
Manufacturers and consumers of Carbon Oil,-who
have Halt the magnltudeof the obstacle, which lias
existed lh the great expense of chimneys, in the way
of the universal use of the oil, have found a remedy in
the Oval XX Flint Glees Chimneys, which hae mate
rially listened the cost of Carbon Oil light to those
wbO'tise them, and lncroasod the consumption of oil
consequent upon the loaned expense for chimneys.
: Far sale'-by J. C. Kirkpatrick, >L. Thumhi ft Co.,
Bogvrs ft Habit, F. Hayden, Lnceeco Oil Co., Welden
ft Jteineka, W, Ogdop ft Co., W. P. Wooldridge, W.
M. Murray, or at the Manufoctory, Washington at.,
near Pennsylvania arena*.
anlthtawuaatf E. D. DITHBIDGE.
A Hi UKUiNANOiS Kepealingatl OF
J-X. diuknea and Basolutione passed during the
years lttfO and ISO, relating to the Grading and
Paving of Mattock's Alley.
Wuxuas, The grading and paving of 'Mattock's
AUeybss been done at the expense os the property
owner*,on the. west side of the alley., Therefore,..
: Belt ordained and enacted by the Mayor, Aider
mehand dtiaens of Pittsburgh in Select and Common
: Councils assembled; and itisbereby shittedby au
thority of the same, That all Ordinances, Baeotatleus,
ftc.,passed during tbe yean- Uttl and Utfl, relating
er.purtalniag to ine ending and paving of said alley,
. be and the same are hereby repealed and rescinded.
And farther, That the City SoUsltot U directed to
discontinue tbeault Of themayor,-Aldermen 1 sad clt*
Irens of Pittsburgh against wycoff ft O'HealiU' the
Court of Common Flees of -AUsghaoy county. ■.
In Select Council, January ith," 1002, read three
ttmee and psssedr '•
-,,i JAMBS McACLBY,
<. ... .President ©(Select Council.. .
. Attest: B. Houow,
Clerk ef Select Council.
In Common 1 Oo&ncfl, December 27, 1961,-rad
three ttmee and passed.
A. Q. M'OAHDLBfcS, .
President of Common Council. ; .
Attat: Bvua U'Mism,
Clerk of Common OotmdL' "' ~ JalfrJtd •-;.
r
|9.tS.bbis. White Wheat Family Flour,
t' ” Bye''’' •' 1 ’
tobusb. übeOed Corn,
76 sacks Ear r«‘ •• :
; ■2O dosen .Com Brooms*
;76 boxaeCheeas,: ■
Wbuahalsßaw,
’7 Sbarxekßollßutter,
flOOlhe. 1 choke Feathery
- 'Mfltamk Timothy Seed, % i
6-fUcou wokK!kk.^-ja&'OWM4
W.
-^amxaanm • abb obhakekts of an u&da
IttnlahedtS BlWrt BOtlCa.' ; :; ' I":.o r r.-j , J •;' r,*
Wood street, wfflWnrompttg.uMen&ddn. mhw
"7. miscellaneous* .'
J)AVIS A PHILLmv V
BRASS FOUNDERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
PLUMBERS,
GAS FIXTURES,
ofirery dascriptloo.
V*
>• OIL WELL PUMPS, of BBASS, COPPER or
IBON, with the most approved Chambers or Valves,
.of all kinds, and warranted to give s*tL>UcUon.
FOB SALE, QEOWEY’S SUPERIOR PATENT
GRAIN FAN AND SEPARATOR,
The juperioritr of thin FAN over all others In dm
consists In ItecnoapnAM, slmjvlicitj and durability.
Second, In cleaning Grain fiwter, bettor and more
thoroughly, with lw« labor,- than any other mill.
The patentee of tbo above Fan has lietn long en*
gaged In manufacturing and idling Agricultural Im
plement*, and convinoea of tho great want of a good
ran for cleaning the differrat kind* of Grain and
Seods, pnsente.uiU to the public, with full confidence
that it will meet their wants.
The undersigned, haring purchased tho solo right
to manufacture and sell the above Grain Fan and
Separator in Western Pennsylvania, Western Vir
ginia, and all Ohio, And the right to- edl In Indiana
and Illinois, is now prepared to fill all orders, whole
sale or retail, at hill Liberty street, Pittsburgh, To.
eofrinuwtfF W. W. WALLACE.
(JTEAM WEEIO.Y/HETWEEN jS®f"
P HEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, u n
ing and embarking Passengers at QUEENBTOW.N,
The Liverpool, New York and PbUadd
piiia Steamship Company intend despatching their
fnll-powerod Clyde-built Iron Steomshipa as follows:
ETNA~....~...............~. Saturday, January 11.
KANGAROO- Saturday, “ 18.
CITY OF BALTIMORE Saturday, •* 25.
and every Saturday, at soow. from Pier 44, North
River.
first cabin...,..175,00 steerage ..$30,00
do to London.— 80,00 do to London 33,00
do to ParlE——Bs,oo do to Paris 38,00
do to Hamburg. 85,00; to HamDurg.. 35,00
PacsDpgepß «lso forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Rot
terdam,-Antwerp, Ac., at oquaNy low rates.
Wf-Persona wishing to bring out their friends can
buy-tickets, here at the following ratos to New York:
From Liverpool or Queenstown; let Cabin, $75, $B5
and $lO5. Steerage from Liverpool $40,00: From
Queenstown $30,00.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
passengers, and carry-exporifaced Surgeons. They
ore bnilt In Water-tight Iron Sections, and hare
Potent Fire Annlhilators on board.
flVPAMKftecan roo Etmopn.—Bpordsp-qftkeSsc*
.rsory StaU, all ptutmgm boring Iks Catted Statu
•r* required to jwocars Passports bqfon gotap on board
fiteSfaxmer. 4
JOHN G. DALS/Agent,
15 Broadway; New York.
JOHN THOMPSON, Agent,
mhl&dtf No. 410,Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
L. ALLEN, Agent,
PBODUOR AND OOiIUISSION
MERCHANT,
And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
WINES, BRANDIES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS;
ALSO,
REOTIFYINQ DISTILLER,
No. 8 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Penn’a.
noOtitftapl ■
QilbE OF IKON PAINT, "
V' The beet article for the porpdaerknowh for pre
serving IRON AND WOOD-WORK FROM BUST
AND DECAY; for BRIDGES, ROOFS, BOATS,
TANKS, OIL BARRELS, or other work exposed to
the weather.
As a FIRE-PROOF PAINT, it Is invaluable, and
Is warranted superior In body, permanency and cheap
ness to any other Paint-known.
'Made and for sale by the ton or smaller quantity by
the
PENN*A. SALT MANUFACTURING CO.,
doS-Smuz 24 Wood street. Plttabursk. Pa.
—- B-
FOR SALE BY
TMTufiKiY * KOONB. Commission
ixL Mncum mod Wholesale Itealera Id MACK
EREL, SALMON, SHAD, HKRINBG, CODFISH,
Ac., K0*144 North .Wharves, between Race end Arch
Itfutl, PBXLAXUOrHIA. _'' . '
3000 barrels Mm Mackerel-large, and medium
. else Noe. 1, Sand'S, in assorted package*.
BQ h*ffla prime Ka. IHkH*»t H.lmnn
1000 do Economy Mese Shad.
4000 do superior No 1 Herring,
Contisting of different brands, Labrador, HallLix,
Bay of lelcnd and Eaeiport, Ac.
WOO boxes Scaled and No. 1 Smoked Herrings,
:. 1500 tails George’a and Grand Bank Codfish,
Whioh we now .offer at tha lowest cash prices, .and
solicit a call before buying.
-r A KOON»,
dei:omd . No. 146 North Wharves, rhtTa.
LAMP CHIMNETS.
rpO ALL. notice
JL that under the provisions ef the Act of Assembly,
approved May l,lBolj entitled M An Act > BeUtlve to
a certain Burial Ground in Allegheny City.*' tha Se
lect and Common Councils of the City of > Allegheny
have entered inibf arrangemehte with the Mount
Union Cemetery Company for the diaenterment and
removal of the bodidi of aead persons buried in the
greWyard situated on the South and West Commons
of said city, and for 'the m-tnten&e&t of the tame in
the Mount Union Cemetery, in accordance with the
requirements of aald Act. QEOBOB LXWIS^
1 . .-Chairman of Committee on City Property.
• -tjrtfcaotd- -* • r*
SUN OKIES
ISOOO'btia. noV kUu Piled Peachoe,
0000 « « •• ; ** Apples,
\ aoO bbl*.choice Omen - ■ M -
\250 boxes prime Weetern Berervo Cheese,
ipOO bbls. choice Ky. 'White Wheat Flour,
m- -Bye
. 150 M : Noe. 1 and 2 Mackerel,
125 “ No. 3 large “
190 butte assorted brands Tobacco,
500 bbls. choice Plantation Molasses,
100 bhd*. N. O. Sugar, . -
100 bbls. assorted Beflned Sugar*,
150 M. : « .. «. .. Byrape,
116 dot. -• *» Cora Brooms,/
350 bbUT prime tocholof Bio Ooffbe,
76 chests Yodhg Bysoxi and Black Tees,
In store and for tale by
McDonald a arbuceles,
da!B . No. 253 .Liberty street, neat Wood.
n. ■. w. lutkk tayloa.
nnAYLOK & BROTHER, Commission
A Hr.acxAjrrs,
. • No. 45 WALNUT STBXET,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.,
Personal attention given to the purchase and
tale of PRODUCE end MERCHANDIZE generally.
Moderate advance* made on consignments of stauV
artkl**. - v-7 v.-.-j .. . ,
. Kena.YHOMAS ABBUCKLZ A CO., Pittsburgh,
'■'t _« T;JtlNO# PSNNOCK.A CO., da
JOSEPH 0. BUTLER, Keq„:Ciacinnaii,
Atd.CinchihaUimercbanteaeneTalhr. nofc3md
yuaf TSTTnaB iolt U'ME BOLi.
U DATS-Bottlttd tlitodij,
26 boxes oanned Peaches, at $3 per doeeD.
. ; lOObuitihoWWlvMhawDtyiPttchea.
. 50 bUa.prihieprWd Apple*.
100 bhlau m,.LouUr JenhitoD 'Applet
aoboxewboitled pure. Wine.
.. 25bbls?FlintHoadny. .
* 1 carload Prihoe' Albert Potatoes.'
1 u •* Peach Blow*.
" ..25 bear** mild Cheese. .
;3«, YOIQT A CO., 247 Liberty it.
The largest stockof ~ *V..\
In the oity, diMlng'ouf at COST.
Fandly'ilour, TtytarriU** 2011 b.
6fi *• ** M WMhiixtn *•■
*4 « “ *• “ Boottar
tfV ! r ~'■ tSSF ».
* .17 .•• ftapvin* “ . »* . ••
.IWwrrtU ■•
GiiANDSTKAM 11TTKB9,
Manufoctureni and Dealers in
PUMPS AND. BRASS WORK,
MANUFACTORY,
110 Water and 104 Frunt streets,
PITTSBURGH.
Patented January 10,1880.
JUTU Or PASSAOt:
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
JUST RECEIVED
BAILY, FABBELL A CO.,
No. 129 FOUNTS STREET.
CLOCK 9
7 B, T. M’GEAGH,
Wo. 274 Lih#rty«tmt.
Reese & graff,
oit SKPrsr'ss.
as© KASTTT.i.cnzuu or
WHITE BURNING OIL,
PURE DEODOBJMP BENZOLS -.. j
AND STEAM CLARIFIED MACHINERY OIL,
CRUDE OIL or ALL GRAVITIES PURCHASED.
wanted.- ;
House. d«l;MKawlyF
PKI-RULEUM OIL.—-Tlie “New }okk
Chemical AscotunoH," 35 'Per street, New
Tock, ha* nlablfahed a Depot at KLIZABETHFOBT,
K. 1., for rcojiTing and storing OIL shipped by the
Jersey Central Railroad. This port fa convenient to
New l'ork, aml tarn cartage much handling.—.
Consignments solicited. Mori EarrtU via AUadown
Roots.
BErs&xacu—BaTid Richer, of the firm of Richer,
Hsrtte A Co.; .Bogen A Nesbitt; Eaton, Mac nun *
Co. - -nogoilntMEwT l
SOiiAK OIL WORKS COMPAN Y OF
PENNSYLVANIA,:
Manufacturers of
LUBRICATING AND REFINED OILS,
No. 3 St. Clair at., near Duquesae.W&jr,
PrmacncH, Pent'a.
This Cempany is exclusively engaged in the Oil
trade, and fa constantly offering PETROLEUM on
eommfasioD, wholesale. Advances made Un consign*
menu. Addrwa J. WEAVER, J*.,-
nuja'-ltf ■ Stmtary.
oto. w. ttonmmir ..Bam. t.m 1 comm tea.
OIL KEFINERY.
IWLVSUIP, BUY4B £ CO n
MAHuracnrafins or
BURNING OIL AND LUBRICATING OIL,
Keep constantly on hand the very boat quality ot
BURNING OIL, dear and without odor; also, a eootT
LUBRICATOR, pure WHITE,BENZOLE and CAB
GREASE.
.ftar*AU orders Inft at No. 35 Fifth Street, Bank.
Block, second floor, will be promptly attended to.
• odfcdtf ,
UC’IKJSH OIL WUKKb.
WILLIAM P. WOOLRIDGE,
XAWTACnjRCIt or
COAL AND CABBQN OILS,
au<l denier In '
LA MTS, CHIMNEYS, Ac., Ac.,
No. 39 Market street, between Second and Third,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
EAULE Oil. WURK.S—wl(4HTvi'a-?
A ANDERSON, refiners and dealenln
..PURE CARBON OlL,(quality guaranteed,^
_ PITTSBURGH, J»A.
W 1 CAR GREASE and BENZOLExonstrotly. on
baud.
Order* received for the present at CHESS, SMITH
A Co.*B, Water and First streets.
aefcOmd
/’'tOKNPLAVi’iik OIL CdtU’Ajrtf. "
R. H. DAVIS. PrtttdenL
JOHN THWIN, Jr., Sec'g a%A Ttmt'r.
Diatcioaa —B. H. Davis, T. M. Kevin, JrL. Car*
oaghan, A. Cameron, John Inrin, Jr. - —_i
PETROLEUM, of light gravity, from tho.vieUi *1
the company, on Oil Creek, in Venango county, con
•tantly on band and for sole.
Office at T. H. Kevin A Co.'e, Ko. 26 WOOD. ST.,
Pittsburgh. ... •.... . my4:lyd
PETKONA Oil' WOkKS.—U>N(J,
MILLER A CO.
Works at Sbaxpslmrg 9tation, Allegheny Volley -
Railroad.
Office and Wan-hoyse, 23 MARKET STREET.
Pittsburgh.
Manufacturer* of ILLUHINATIKQ and LUBRI
CATING CARBON OILS and BENZOLE.
•®" Ko. 1 REFINED OIL, warranted noo-explo
siTe, always on hand. oc!2:lyd
y UjiklOA'i'lVO UIL, AT 188. low
1 J raxox or 25 CENTS PER GALLON, constantly
on band rod fet-tale by B. C. ±J. H. SAWYER. '
4* to the quality, we rwfer ti> ;
Pirrsetraan, Nov. 27,i860.
Metwt. B. O. iV. B. Sawyer—Gents j The Lubri
cating Oil we are getting from yon we find to be the
best lor oar purpose* we have ever used.
■The L. S. M. R. R. R. Oo m
uo28;!f Bt W*. ESPY, Prm4mL
W.: A. McCLUkG,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
roa tsx sals or
CRUDE AND REFINED CARBON OILS, '
oc!8:dly No. 61 Wood Street.
STOVES, fife.
Allen, McCormick & co., Valley
FoownaT,.Pittsburgh, Pa.
MrWaaxaopit; No.' 9H Liberty street.
Mron&cturere of COOK, PARLOR AND HEAT
ING STOVES, PARLOR AND KITCHEN GRATES,
HOLLOW WARE, etc., Steel and Glass Moulds, Bell
ing Mill Castings, Mill Gearing, Gas, Water and Ar
tlzen Pipe, Sad Iron*, Dog Irons, Wagon Boxes, Su
gar Kettles, PnUeys, Hanger*, CarWUeel*, Coupling**
and Castings genendlr. Also, Jobbing and Machine
Costing* made to order. Patented Portable- Mill,
with Steam or Horse PJirer. nolfc6md
JAMES P. TOUSU ......P. YOPXO.
XTOUNG BROTHERS, DuqraaNßFouN-
X oar, Liberty street, near the Outer Depot Pa.
R. 8., Pittsburgh, Fa., mannfactnre MACHINE,’
HOT BLAST AND ROLLING MILL FURNACE
CASTINGS of every 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 band add for sale low.
Orterrteft with W.W. YOUNG, corner of iWood
street and Diamond alloy, will receive prompt atten
tlce. . mh2S
QTOVB3I STOVES I-D.De HAVEN
O A SON, MAMTracTUxxas or STOVES.
Warehonse, Federal st., near Suspension Bridge,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
Wo aak the attention of dealer* to eurlattreaaeort
moot of COOKING and HEATING STOVES, for
wood and coal, which wa are telling at the lowtat
rate*. Tbuae vialting oar city will find it to thejr
adtintam'to giro no a call and examineonr etock he*,
tor# aurthacing elaewhere. • ?-
CASTIRONHOU6E FRONTS, IRON BAILING,
SCALES, HOLLOW. WARE, WAGON BOXES,
. PLAIN and FANCY GBATEFBONTS, FENDERS,
etc.*, and CASTINGS of all kinda made lo onier. 1
jyl6:lyd D. Dt HA YEN A BQN.
tjVi’JSA STOVE WOKKS.-A. BJBAJS
J-J LEY, manafactnror of erery Taricty of
COOK, PABLOB ANB HEATING STOVES: ORATE
FRONTS, VENDERS, Ac., Ac.
Sole proprietor or the celebrated PATENT GAS
BURNING AND SMOKE CONSUMING ARRANGE
MENTS.
•SLOrnox *» Saxes Boom, come;* of Wood And
Third atreeta, Pittatargb, Pa- -- : ■ Jafcdly
HOTELS.
HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
CITY or NEW YOEK.
SINGLE BOOMS FIFTY. CENTS PER DAT
Citf JlaU Sgiure, oonwr StrttL
(Oppoalta City 1U1L)
KTHoftUu they may baordered intbo ipadova
Boftctory.
TbtraJ* a BarbtrVShop and Bath Botina attached
to tho Hotel
•*W«war» of BTOfNBBa and HACKMKN who
■ay waarefhlL
B. FBENCU,
gT. LOUIS HOTEL, Cmar-tut Steeet,
AMTX mu,
PHILADXLPniAr
la the Immediate neighborhood of the. Jobbing
‘Home*, oa Market. Third and Chestnut
streets. lb* Buka, Foat-Oflo*, Mer
chants Exchange. Ac.» do. .
BOABDPEBDAr,H,6(J.
Accommodation, wl m rwptirod, on A* EUROPEAN
PLAN. ■ "• ' ■
Booms front 60 oeats and upwards per day, and.
lUaLS AT A mn OLUS. ,B»|TAnnA*TATti{WW> TO.
xuHom. Pricey according to BUls of Fara. (
. .•aTTm City Cabs raxiFAssivans inoiiAirr
SZatxok TO oaCLOB£ TO tsbllotbl.
V ** _ J Spanish ipokas.
''jrtfcdaa l, ;-vj
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Bboabwat,
KEWTOBK.
i BOARD BKDUCBD TO4i,OQ PER.DAT.
tel, in 1864. it hiubeeatba single eodeaToroithe
. proprietors to meks Itths mart ttgnptqous, oo&Ten
: lentand comfortablebsmefor ihrdltora aadstran
gsr on this side of the Atlantic. - .
And whatevar lias seemsd likely to admtnfrur to
the comfort of lt« gtiSst* they h*Y9«cdeeTored.«ith
oat regard tooost, to' provide endtoobmMhe all tin
slementstflndlTiduAl and', social shjoymsdit whkh’
modem art has lnrahtedAnd modem taate appnmd;
and the patronage wkfch'it has cmnnuaded daring
thepastslx year»Ua'prUi^ihg : jnroofthai their etf
fortshaT*beenappreclated. \'- ■■ '
To meet the exigendasof tbotlmee, when aHare
required topractlc* the meat rigid *ecßomj,.tbe a**
detsigaodbara BEpycSDTBX PBICX Of BOABD'
TO TWp BOLLAES PBB BAT. at the came time
tansies with which tbdrtable
baa hitherto bean supplied. ' i .
TBKADWItLL, WBTTOdMB *OO.
.ec&2ad ■■j? ; ; . •.
T?RUIT TEEEa-i^Dc^jKitn»>ra-;
J? very large stocx of caotcaTßJtso,.
of selected Tmrietlee to chocee‘ft«n, r wtthbvirypoeri
bU eire taken to fcave'erery imiiei* truirtwiamst ; c
Of Apple alone 'we .have 175#K>—6O,QO0«f : which.,
are three year oIds,•HVQOOfMr year olds. Pear.KV
000 two to tbrea_yea*»old., • Beach* Hum* floe
; ; Twee in tbe Ifursery^-Csfltad
-'EVXBCBXXHS from. I to t fort.bytbe-bimdrej.
ehikata* SHADE .TBKKS AMB OTgOTKBf.
Mug-,
mimmx jou vdaMc£ jjL j
RJIIROMtS.',
i -' r
ff?? I&nfflfljflil IktjJjt
-Off end s£er MONDAT^ISoJCSS^S^JSn,
Train* will leave. theDepotnftheFebMyivama Ball
mad, inPittsburgh, a*follows:
PiTThieryV Cb&ttAuoad CiaCtmuN Short Line tin
- SMbmriß*.
Lisavia* PlttAdrgh.^^.^.;.J...w. ; ...._ 1:65 aTm.
do ftjjg m -£~
*» £®,vark A2.H36p. rn.
do Columbus..: V3O p. m .
Arrive* Cincinnati 6:45 p, Hfc
do St. Luuis.„ m
Laaves Pittsburgh I*s p. m.
- 5:10 £ m.
• do oKfczrrr-~ J S?S? lt -'
Arrina CtoctanMl...... t3o t 2
do st. Lom.: :.zz~~r~\{s fS’
“d Cuictrm»U-
Splendid SlMptox-Cu»uuch«i to .11 Night Ttnini.
<nul fflerfih, Line.
Leaves i.u.. •»,
1 do W.lUvljt,.: St S'
do Stcu6onrlll a _. 7
do WhMlingj Zr tS’
Arrived Bollnlr..™ t S'
I«T» iSs tw
ite Wellerill... t® £’ n..
do 5teubenvi11e—................ 6:10 u. m.
do .Wheeling —* 6:25 V m.
Amvoa 6:10 a. m.
Connecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio T
Railroad, and at Bellalr with Contra! -Ohio
for ZanHTiUe, Lancaster, ClrclevlUv, Columbus and
Cincinnati.
PUUburgh QMd CUv*land lA im.'
Leaves PUtabnrgh .... 1-JjG a. m.
do ..... 4:05 a. te
do .Bayard- 6;8» a. m.
do Alliance 7:08 a. m.
do Hudson a. m.
irrlros Cleveland- g.gg m .
do Wellmllft...— 4 : M £ a .
do B»r«d..w 6:24 p. nt:
do Alliance ..... SAO p. m.
do Hncbon . : 7.-04 p. m.. V
Arrives Cleveland jjg.r
Connecting at Bayard wltb Tuscarawas branch for I
New Philadelphia and Canal Dover, at Alliance with
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, at
Hudson with Cleveland, Zanesvlll* and Cincinnati R
R. for Akron, Cuyahoga Falls and Milloreburr.and
ar Cleveland with 0. A E. R. R. for Erie,. Dunkirk
and Buffalo with C.4T.IU. for Toledo, Detroit
and Chicago. - . »
Mail Train leaves at 6:05 a. m., stopplnr aft *ll tt*.
tlons between Rochester and Bellalr.' *
Wellsvflle Accommodation leuvee at 3:35 d. u '
Botnmlng tnUn. urtw to PitUlureh
Mail train........... • - 4-in «
totlto. 4au p, m.
Express Train...——,. -.-Zw.’. 2:05 £2“
Wellsvili* Aft-ntpmodstVui.i.i'i .i! • tblO a. n*
Paaeengers desiring to go to.Sanduskv.
Chicago,or points w^t,rii Cleveland, rnStSre?-
tlcubir to ask for tickets Tia Cleveland. ■
■ ■ Through Tickets can be procured at the liberty
Street Depot, Pittsburgh. - *uw*j
, t ' JOHN.STEWART, Ticket Aront
For further information, apply to ■ **
s. n / WILtUlf STEWART, Agent,
At.th* Company's Office in Freight Station; P«m st.
0027,
WINTER
BANGEMENT FOB iiiiMHi
1862. —THE PEmTT,.Qi "will! 88l
TBAIN8 C # NTBAI ' BA1L “ aiGHTDAILY
• The MAIL. TRAIN leaves iPitUburgh fitoa the
Paaeenger depot, at the intoreectlon of Liberty and
wary morning (except Sunday) u fcflO
a. m.> stopping only at prindpol stations between
Pittaburgb and Altoona, and Harrisburg and Pkfla
oolphio, and. making direct connection at Harrisbora
for Baltimiw*, Washington, and New York,
lentown. train, arrives 1u Philadelphia at 5:55
p. i 4-, making’cion connection for NewTork, from
depot; at 6:30 p. m.vorer Caadeo and
The EXPRESS tBAPi loavw the above i named
ataUundoagat 4:40 p, m., Mopping snly at prin
cipal Malian*, making direct oonoectioßiit Hattis
burg for.Baltlmote,-Washington rand Now York ' via
AUentown. -This train' arrives -in Philadelphia at
fopfia. making connection for. New Torit ffom
.Kensingten depot,«t ,9;3pa. a., over. Camden and-
Amboy lin*. t A Setping Gar is run through-irom
PUtabnrgh to~ Jeisay City, via Allentown-430 mils*
" attached to this train. ... • .• >
: Th* FAST LlNEl*«res tim above-named Station
daily (Bondays excepted) at KfciO p. stopping
only at prinolpalstetioM, connecting at Barrisbmfor
Baltimore, Wash Ington and New York yla Allentown.
This train arrives in Philadelphia at L26p. mak
ing dote connection for New York, from Walnut
atreet wharf, at 2dJO p. m., over Cemden and Amboy
line. . m
WAY FREIGHT TRAIN WITH PASSENGER
GAR. ATTACHED, leaves the.'Passenger'Station
evay morning Monday* excepted) at 6:40 ai m-y run
ning aa for aa Conemangh and stopping at all Ma-'
tions. • ...
The JohnstowTtAecomfnodation Train fosvea dally*
(except Sunday) at 3:00 p. m., Ccmping at all statkma
and running as_for as *
First Accommodation Itain for Wall's Station haw
dally (except Sunday) kt 0:40 al u- ; ' ‘
Second Accommodation Train i for Wall's Station
leaves dafly (axcept-Sunday) at lisOO a. m* v
Third. Accommodation Train Ibf W«IF* Station
leaves'dally (except Sunday) at i&S r ...
Fourth Accommodation Train for“ Wafl's Station
leaves dally (except Sanday) at dilsp.'ni. ' *
; Returning Trains arrive. urPittsburghkiHMlflwt-
Expnm, 1:15 p. tm i Mail, 8:35 p. au | .Pmt- W
a. m.; Johnstown Accommodation, IfoSGa. m.:
Fint Wall’S Station Accommodation, a. m,; Sec
ond Wall's Station Accommodation, 3:30 a. m.t Third-
Wall's Station Accommodation, lo)5 p. m.; Fourth
Wain’s Btation Accommodation, 6dis p, bl. -
4 Trains from Blaltsyilie andlndlana connect at Blalre
rille with Johnstown Accommodation
rod WreWEiprtj* and Mall West, and also with
Way FreightSaatrodWcetT^
The puWlc will find It gximtly to their l
n w. or West, to travel by ; the Pennsylvania.
Central. Rnitrbad,' as the accommodation* how obeyed
cannot Beitlrpaased on any other route. The Road la
ballswted ’With stone, and ir entirely flee from dam*
W« can safety, speed and comfort to all wha
, may ifovor this Road with their patronage,- •
JAB*.:
To New Torlu~~ u .flfi fioiTo BiiUam» .. . ' jo so
To Jhllidalpbia......id oolTb ggg
To Harrisburg "7 tol -
. Bsggage checked to all Stations on the FcoaMn*
nl* Central BaOroed, and toCFfcOadelnhis, Baltimore
and New, York.; .f .1 i)>
Faasengoxs porcbsslog tickets, in carawilTbe
charged aa excwo, acceding to diituce trareled, in
addition totbe except from elation*
where the Company him feo Agent.'
■ ■ NOTId,—»In case of lmt| the Cptopuj wUI hold
themselves. responsible. for peraonaUbe«age only,
and foranamotmt not exceedingsloo..
N. B.—An Omnibus Line has beiir 'em ployed to
©onvey pesnagers and baggage tqAnd from the Do*
pot, at achargendt twcaicßed jMshtsforeachpaa*-
At the Pennsylvania OentraT fniitrir
Station, on Liberty and Grant streets.
'ENOCH L£WM, :
itendent, Altoona, Fn. -
Tickets' -%»!—
Joeeph ondotbar poTnta-In Northern the
State of Kansas or the Territories, should terist’oa
havingtickets that read by the tfQBXH MifrSQiiifrr
RAILROAD. The .only route from Bc. Looia to 8C
-Joseph. It is the shortest ahd?qui«kest Uoe; by thir
teen hoars* to the remotest point-reached by rail* and
Is always as cheap as any othar. ,
Boy your tlckots to Kansas and all point* In North
ern Missouri by the North Missouri Railroad.
: ISAAC" H. BTUBQBOK,
President and of the North
Klwouri Ballroad.
- eeioamfci; - HMIBT IL .SIMMQKB* Agent.
trains dally
arrlre at Pitubuxgh, (except bandar.)" ' •
- Throoih tr*lns, stopping a* < Hultoa, lseT»Pttte-
4:.v) o.m. r • ‘
Holton Ao66mm4dati<iu trains base Pittsburgh at
9 and 11 m m., and at 1,2)0 and &40 m«
Accommodation balm,returning, teavsHnltoa at (
T)4oaod 10a. nu. Qt JVm. aad L‘4ft,.&aO f few and l
7:3ft p.m.
- JBecnrsfon ,THk* : tort*. Pittsburgh toHolton r aad
raturn, 3ft cants. Alf.rassmgers from Pittsburgh*
wltbodt tldeata, trill be charged foB ten.
•7 B. y.HOKLKT, SumTlafami^t.
COAPI 80APII - SOAPll!—TheOhbb-
O can Oun Xxasiva Soar. mannficturwfbTß.
Gf* J. H. SAWYER, ila u £i
most serviceable of any kind yet offered to the pnbllc.
Iu supsrioradranUges are Junod in lta -fittirinmi
saving of labor, and lta! efficacy In remotlhcmtnSe!
paint,tar andwithout Injuring the ekinTorlnth*
Jeastwlsadamiglng-tha ftnest of goods. It
Can boosed with all kin da of vraAiff. ;••• • -
caill&at., wntn.tliiyfrop (ullnusw.ttkmnnlii
tki» «mm unity, lud -who bid mrj dcllity aObtded
Qmtrtmy, ntw>, cf tU Ttal/O, liu«l
• CUm£ml, OUT. Krartr. Sow" htTlu,
nwd tsxt extensively In our Beglmentfc w»
hftve no hesitation In certifying thatlt was frond ad
mirably adapted to tha ass of ths soldiers, and ded
dadly the most ropenorScKp which could be procur
ed fer the nervii*.: .JAMES A. XKXff*
-,'i • Quartermaster TweUth.Negimeikt; .
... . ALEX. XOHSTTH, '
QuartermasterTourfeentfc Begfataft,
■ • m.k.moobeEai^
an3l Quartermaster Thirteenth ITflaim.
CtKOCERIES— -
AXaOQ bags Cofts filr to prime,. ►. .
J * 2ft hnds. B. 0. Sugar—choice, '
•••■ SO do F.B. do - •’
460 barrels H. Q. Molimci,
SO do New York Syrup*
•■•.•Bft; diO phitedslphls Syrup, - ;
30.;, d0 BleachedWbalaOlu ...
1A do.. Tann«fa r QiL .■»-■••••
'• ‘20 1 do - '''Carbon Oil, "
UOhnrts Tobacco—tfts andlOS.' * -
10 . d»> v;do -HtatisallatC
;rlo.kaei;-t do —tin terim, . ...
30 bbb. Cut and Dry Tobacco*
io do- GdntovrderTsa,
- 30-r*:-do- :y i-Blaek Taa* ; v ....
.With aasoTtmauiqr (pods i» our line. >
-i ’ijn n B COi.' 1
[ a Croeart, Second Waist.
K&SSSJSSS;
.w pm. -U.-tto cWmaT-
In ax* toiot * CO.
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