. WILUAK. UtA.HH, tfl rt -n p.-j' j DATIP ■‘fiAWTTi.fi
J.IO. A. oom>,/«“ IPtft M SpocWPmw*?
MEAJiB > CXWfFJSJ
M <fcttUan» Heu&s ft Oo.,WHOLESALE GBO
corner or Wood and W*lcr Pittiburirt,
' -?* o ** -.!■■■; -' i-- ItMlj
• -JjfiSQ&S A tiOJS. .CoitMt?
' 2£;*»»*=*aaAirTi (brtbvab of CRUDE AND BE-
twet,
•- «HUwggL.,jMTMiwiaidioac m « t r i 'T > *tt^t
•i'.rl -
jk .f ’ *
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>w • • • ■
/ " ■
JOSEPH FLEMING, oorner of Market
thoDUmond, kaepa co&rtaatlT ob
bsftd'ft lull aaaortinant of DRUGS, MEDICINES.
~ MEDICINE CHESTS, PERFUMERY and all arS
da« pertaining to bit ImiittM. .
' ‘ * irt * cri P ti ?^ i carefiiny compounded at
■ i iCIIMON. JUJdLNCfTON, Dealer ix Pure
M iSBDUSi AND OHEIIIUALS. PERFUMERY,
FANCY UOODB. BURNING rLIJID.OITA nir’
• 'i ; llfX f KEDICINES, «Uicthrnrlfiti»~ftaAl- *
■; nty/irtiith bo offm at lowott prfcca.' Corntrfiialth
, strwb, Plmburgh, Pa. ; ■*■ \
ooapotmdtd at all honra j
- D A. Jf’AjSSiai'OCjt * ou_ W'bouS
“ JM*aaw Darwin and Manuactunsr of WHITE.
i*EAD ififiXIIHABOE, cornar of Wood and Front
• 1 mh7 j
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IfSfi
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v'-'l*.'''i'r'vf-’O 1 '
Jr., Attoexet at la)iw,
• fiObl&Toarth street. Lowria’i Lav.BolU lug,
PUtaburgb, Pa. r; j * . pt«i.
xs-h. ;*pfCTW«x...-.——c- a.uKtf.
jISSCB & HUTCHINSON, CosonssioiL
J MAaciUKrt, dealer*ln WEST
> KUN &EOBBTS CHKESE,FLOirB;FISH, BA-
OON, : BUSFfiB, • XJHSEKD -OIL." POTS ‘AS D
.FJUBL.ASHES, &E£IW, GRAIN; DRIED TBUIT
■ asdFrOdoca gruerallj. .Best brand* Family FIW
.alirayaan snwL ; Agent for the sale of Kactieoad
-Oft.** ceiabndod Patented Pearl Burch.-lfo*,' ito
~-B<»caadgndl4sFfaetetebetween Wood and Smitb
*.' Be&Pftttlrargli' P*. . ' * '■“* : “atedlTl
: >!mEI3E: Y
- > i V/ JEL COLLINS, Fomirdlmand CoobWod Her*
A-tet aadidmitf.Ja, CtfEßsE, BOITEB, BAKE
PISS gad -PTodac*; generally, N 0.,. 2$ atreet,
abort* Water, Pittaborgh. >, ' ' mj2
; T GARDINER COFFIN, Aorai fob
-PpiManmu AP Hnana lii.
scaAxes Ommajrts*, Nottfc<«aet comer Wood add
• : 'TB*jd«twto. ; - /•- -- - ••■•» • ! ■ • T
• ’--i ;m
. \kT r. JUNEs, Agent NqrthAjiebi
« —VeavFUie'cf Proranrlranla and Hartford In*
ij*>.v;i|pOoaifhnl«*,Tff Wafer«treo<a-- ‘ "• '•« j ;• }
R£uV, . JSgCRfiTAKY CttlZEXs’
Gliroiu *<* CWOTiteimar *wlW'att>f
JfiTlffJO. Bsorbwhy Wctbkn
'■ irt JaapbaJtpa OnMr '**•& r .
fc^'*F*SSSES*BSSSSSBSS&. ■; ‘
•; ;
~ WiLSQN, CARR & CO., '
; ••* »*..•• . .- , /»>■«*<!•.•.]
~;y‘j' u '" v --'- , nou»4UkIKALZnXR .. •
■ 1 !'• rbßtiaK AUD DOHQTIC DK fcVJOpSr ;, - „
;,: , M Wood «r r l,;«Jhlrt : bQM. , BOOTS JUTO SHOES.
a>ir M. -BUItCDKiELD, «ue<se«*of' to TtiEK QAMf or
• BsTchfieU t aadßottfl D«al**» U BOOTS AjJjJ SHOES of ererjr dwcriptloo, No.
ur'HTAPLB ANI> FANCY DBT GOODS, North*' M SmitbWd itMt. PUtiborgb, P*. oc2i:dly }
faia fortwrof Fomth aad Mark* wtrooto. v ;*4 , 111 ».iiL-ti !■!■■■■»■■'■ i n
. | W.BAKKKK&IX).,UbaIemikUbt
*■- >< it/ 1 # 60 Mcrfcetitrek. b«iww«TljirdMi4
vwrypml^fm^wKh;.' >■•-■■•: .■ • ••-..-• ■. ■> j>.
4£Uta'|A&KP B iitjftni
i v IttMtiui n jjtp Sauw Ooei>4 No-W
t-iio***ttr**fr gltttbmgh. . ,- , «plg r~
lhuus uTSur
' riU.fctfMt fitttomun, ctt.* rtmt,
• r? ftw***~ •/;• _• - - ■*
* ATO&, HAOKUiI* CO., JJbjauui t*
■, - Nemo**,««;, No*.
• JUjl«trt*y»htilrar^».‘ - * • } *fclg
- - BLUME, MAirOTicnm
- Jaiuni a jiako-VQBtes, >od im.
'j^TpOftwMtutnadHade*}Boleacrat
HAMBURG'PIAKOai ! »ko fetiOAU/ST,
PAYKS * CO.*8BOISTO& PIAHO&
.-> ootJßntowi Attachment;-M0.6l gHantmt. mys;
~ t "wKuiOS,
-~.V -.jit- ;*.':» 1S( i\ ' iiiffd Ji. ...: ~vt ' * •*"
Mm
ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
gJJT w J-OaK, BAOOX.TIOPB. fllu
JfOT AHD MIAaL : ABtfES. Hil.l'pa n»nu f tm*
mu> aw L4BD
‘ S^PAgD7cS^“o?MK”:
' -p&innFP S" 1 J?L0BS * OfcUJTAHD.
.jiXPjk*-.... -.; C V AN 6i)KI)EH,FR6ijDOBiSD
X dealer in TLOtJB, BtJT-
seeps;
DBItI> EBulTSandjllodnc®«o*
•***V«V LiWal cwbadTaodDc'inade cu umtknmcnu.
~~ ~y*rebooe<v >»♦ Pitubnrgh.
i4secoo4t
'^ETZER.
IQ
'3HESX
J. J*»Uw . ifiST/. „ *'OKWiEDmtt. »MD
. u - CmMUWOX ltncSAJ'T. fir the nl« of rt,OT!R
KWS 1 ® A . C 25’ LAED ' BbTTeB,BEKOa,BKm>
Kni rrodoco gtnoiiUj. No. 10 itikei
carter of Tint, Pimlmrgb. oc3idlr
. x; - “ ' *
QCHOJfAKEIt 4 LMQj ' Commission
KJ lUxciuxTt.uul wholesale deaden in GROCE*
JJ*5» *e.; No. 300
Liberty rtrcct, Pituborgh, Pa. wIX-dly :
TTSJ , successor to Jno.
-Ho. 183 Liberty itreet, PUU
GBOCKBT AMD
OotuigmncotarwpectfaUy eolidtcd. ' v
K i J.l| nt '*‘Wg1Tt......... lot. WHITE.
BROTHERS, Forwarding
v CoHMIMIOI* Uxxcuaktb uJ deiiett fa
„ JKCTWIOXS AND PRODUCE
. tS&.Jllberty itrvct. Pittabnrgb, Pa. ' ~ myg7
\ i&Mu YRRy Ooimissiow Merchant,
dealer fa CRUDE AND REFINED CARBON
. OILS, GLASS, IRON, NAILS, Ac., No. 183 Liberty
? < •■■♦. ' ; nfaradly
vfc**Cplti»H.~»..BAJtrKL-«HTrTK ,-«.. M, TPIQT.
T ;■ H.VOIGT-£CO. t sucoessorto I*. Q.
AND commission meb-
B<7 Liberty »trr-* Plttiburgh, Pa. wuS .
sn .<rty Hired, >
40*M -L. BOtWK i " ,
X HOUSE & co.
V Qbocku *jtd Goaxunoii Mr
HmlthSetd *ad-Water *tmu,p|r
s’riiWAKi* IWholb-
M*acttAKT*,No.
'■Wt Wood itrcct, Pitubnrfth. - > :
UUtftE.
x.) WnOLESiiE
iEsouim, corner of
ItUburph, Pa. jyf
j. *nuuf.fcTucK.-;M, *.
;t>BOWN&KIRKPATRICKa t Wao£
FLOUB aKD
IM *n»1193 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
pjtFccjjgra. ’•:
oBSTHsCOII*. Wholssalr Dealer.
j\* BBUGB, PAINTS,oiIs; V ABNISHSB AND
. fill STUFFS, So. 29* Liberty wtreet. Pittibarglx.-i-.
urtli iscelse prompt attention. - 'mh3t' -
-«uc»itat« »nnt— —;—arosar icru.
EJRAIRv * REITER, Wholesale akd
JUf KttJUi Dauootm.-coroer of Liberty sad St.
Pittsburgh. ... .. - j
i \k- Oku. k.- keVueß ' liktooict,
UD Wooi a tree t, corner of Wood street and
«Bej; Pittsburgh, Pa. ~ ‘ i
:iii TTOturk its.
i -tirOH28 f , 0. .. ALicCdNNfiLL, 1 Atiobs^t
tl ii'LiY.: Qmo, second storyKras's Law Bnu>-
JBO, Str. 9t IHemood street.. . ,
, .Will attend to tha «nd coUec
, tion of eking, boanliM, Ac., in Washington, Diitrict
of CalumbU. nolfeGmx
*OH* U. KLULrATTCCK JOKI KKUAX.
T7* IRKPATKICK & MELLON. Attob-
XV nn AT Lav, No; 133 Fourth rtrwt, fire dooik
AbofStaitbtteld, Pittsburgh, Fa. mylrtifT!
ElVlNii, Attorney and
•JL Ooctuh-lca-at Lav.
Ofhcx, No. 160 Fourth afreet, corner of Cherry
alley, Pittsburgh, P*. ; , mnUtdAvlyT i
4BU*
.0*?W«» FiOb «ireet, adjoining tbrofflca of 'Mar
. ahdl - J«29:dlyl
'IANCK, Attoeket
■ FI 'tttiiTHf ''ArtoRKET i and
CotfrrtXLon'AT I»AW,harremoved UKtfHlrß
It&VT ; ' BGlbDINOBi''H6, , iS : Pitißtodi i(mt, next
1 doerto SC Petcr*» Church. mylfcdly ;
K LIMJAii, Attohnbt at law
'• Orrtoi, So. n Grant iin*t, Plttabnrgh, Pa.
PRODVCE. ' _
TAMES 1 iiOliMiSd'A; CO., Pork Deal-
U diiinA daglenln PROVISIONS, corner of Utt
wftmtttdFront atmu.- . . JaGidlyj
'?> gjnsvmjh'CE jGEJrfs: I
l“,itANBO« M»VJ!y Items m B*4-
%ru AC9 OOOPB, Ifstt of Hw ortc
i#»r ttnet, Pittebcrgh. ;
t.rGS, ttc ,
i JaVBlC,ttt.
DAILY
GROCERS.
Tat*, unu, IAMIM tmi.-TT"
TITTLE k WhoSS
coraor I l y>wK.»A^b23l;
c^uiy.
4 AKBubKITE, wS
JJEYMEB & BROThM^u".^
p.„*?. d 12 “ V «*1 ilre«t l aboT« rrnh, Pitubargb,
gg l ”*- — : '•. . jr-s-Ji?
J-V. cm. CoitMMui!! M«»CHiKT» .od dealt™ la
•II klndt or PROVISIONS, FUUUCOE, •ndPittJl
Imrgh m»aul»ctun», Ko. 465 Libert j .treot, Pitu
mr-
G k( J- K. JUJSiSS, Wholesale TSaLer
21ANILLA BOP£, OAKDM,
!?* Pitt * bur K h maauliciiiml articles,
abora the ilonongahela Bridal
jinn ■ no r■ niwn
X> OBKKT DALZELL & €0 , \VW
btagh m&nufocturea, Pitahurzb. •■
USII t-iWMW..;;,,,, -
T AMBERT 4 fflkfffOMTwESlS
W"“ att *"wilson,"
CSM » COJtMUBIOK;XIJiCHAKT*, ud h,
| bAlAii DICKEY & tXJ, Whoiksaiv
PaornTr^’v dealer* fa
PilUfaSghT h m Watcr rtreel » «4 «» Front street.
9*o. w. DU.WOATH job- „
J s. oil worth & co!“w' H
“ d »
Mo. rn Wood
pad JBB liberty itn«;t, Plttpborgh. jeioi
\ITILHAJH BAiiALJSYj Wboi.esaTsi!
Jilh. rE 0 ** 1 No ** 16 * Bd 20 Wood ««•-
la*4:dif;
•M~i~VUF*iCTURER&.
V;l.lUCUsTMß... um J,Bn|pgti I r w > tt ..v
IiVACIONXOSH, HEMPHILL & CO„
.y* comerl’ik(i»u[J O’Hara atxcets. near tba City
**?
*"£ **■ Of large cspudty and of.
tho quality, we are prepared to do hear; Job
bing, abdsoUdt work in this line, trusting that Sr
ffrs^ th * ch *™ :, “ *" w ,o mrii
i®®ESrS?&a:. £ A ,2£SSS
ftSsr h “ ,tDror " mett * i,Rd in
william axanHitAZ......._ ~.«P M
WILLIAM BAKNHILL & CO.fNo Gl
■ J* Penn street, below iUrburv. Pittsburgh p*
vrme[mf»“ “ AKKB! > Ah'® sa*E?iitoji
r>Vi^^ a j-^ t * aaf * ctureri> uf BARNHILL'S PAT
BOIL KB, LOCOMOTIVE, FLUEI> and CYL
CHUINSYS, BRETGHEN
S PIPES,CONDENSERS. BALT
b«at*» B*UQAf* 8 * UQA f* YAWLS, LIFE
.BOAlS,etc., etc. Also, BLACKSMITH'S WORK
“4™*® ««*™™ ttaSH:
est notice.. AH orders .frpm a distance promptly ai
teaaedto.- • ; ' - • • jjoj:
THOMAS MOORE, Manufacturer of
‘j#V *^ I 55£EK'?!L"* aenwor COPTER-DIS
RYe WHISKY end FAMILY
Kca. .1811, 191, 133 and 195 First Street,
between Smlthneld and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.
m> orders solicited. Highest market price
Oil and all other poisonous ingredients
carefUJy extracted, by a process new and improved.
JOSEPH F. HAMILTON* CO., }
Coroer-of Firet and liberty itmti, ; j
PinSBCBaH, P».,
KAKTrAOTUHEU U»
80PEB10R STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY,
* c -- Ac - ' ' - ■ . ■ ; mylAilf;
E h. ol.iphani, —successor
•«f F. 11. OUphant, Manufacturer of HOT
PRESSED NUTS AND WASHERS,.CHARCOAL
HORSE-SHOE IRON and'NAIL RODS, BOILER
IRON and JUVETS, : |
EAIBCHANCE IRON WORKS, F.jetl. Co., Pa!
Jr:ll:l T :l Wariftimie, 13 Wood at., Pitlabareh. i
QHilU’ MANUFACTOKY.—iLissEi J.
w I A ACL, No. £2 St. Clair street, malts to ol
der, bp hand* SHIRTS, COLLARS, Ac., on abort nd
lice. .Alao, hare constantly on • hands fineaseori*
meat of SHIRTS AND COLLARS, made in the boat,
cost fashionablejmddeslrable umbiw. !
S HEVBKAJNCK. No. 50. Water St},
• Pitubnrgh, manufacturer of BOILER RIVETS.
WRO U GUT SPIRES, COMMON AND RAILROAD!
Ql every description. - ■ ■ ;
deed or shaped SPIKES and• RIV.
STSi Urge or small, made to order at short nolle*.
A pood assortment donsteoHy bh hind.'
WELLS, KIDDLE & CO., No. 2tfr
Street, opposite Sixth,-Pittsburxb.-
manafactufris of WHIPS, LASHES AND SWITCH*
ES, description of LEATHER BRAIDEp-
Orders solicited from the trade, and roods prompt
t» hipped as per-jnstroctions. febnUwlyr^
4. a. WOLFE T. PLUNKETT „..T. campskiA.
TjliECJfiLfijJOK GLASS WOKKK-r
XU WOLFE, PLUNKETT A CO., Glass lU»uraS
tdekss. Warehouse, No. 12 Wood street, corner
of First, Pittsburgh, Pa. sefclrd •
COALE, New Brighton,
•V/ P*., Manufacturer of BUCKETS; TUBS, -ZINC
WASHBOABDS, FRUIT BOXES and LABELS. '
Jsll:lyd
DEjrTISTRY. '
WITHOUT
X PAIN, BY THE USE OF AN APPARATUS
WHEREBY NO DRUGS OaGALVANIC BATTERY
ARE USED.
Gold weather is tho time when the spparatns can
bo nsed id Us Lest advantage.
Medical gentlemen and.their families hare had
their teeth extracted by tny process, and art ready to
testify as to the safety and pilnleasooaa of the oiwra
lion—whatsrsrhas beeb' said by persons interested in
assarting ths contrary, haying no knowledge of my
procem. - . •
MWARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted in every style,
■ . -■ •R. OUDBT, Dcirnsf ;\U SmlthQefd «t.:
ADAMS, Dentist, tWneUy's
V Building, corner of Diamond and Grant streets.
Pittsburgh.- _ ‘ $ •
• 1 AV J M.' Pollock, Dr. Hallbci,
Theodore Bobbins, Hassell Emit. 1 ‘ my.'tdly
MEig^JESTjtTJE
AITJLLIAit WAIU), .Dealer nr Prom-
TV ISSOKT Norss r endall **-
cUHtlaflbt'money.,
proctire LOANS through myaigcncy
on reysonsbls ieuas. '
Etwee,yifJilnß,b?.lnTe*t their money to good ad*
vaQi&mg, dan alyri j% find first and sseoud class paper
All oommanlcatlons and Jntarviswt stricUyconfl
dehtiaL '/Ofltoa,’Grant street. opposita St. Pool's
-Cathedral; i • > i/Jefcdtf •
ARCHITECTURAL.
TA MEBM .1 J&ALPS, UteißaiSantto
O Ukvbs Bartherger, prepares EXPLICIT DRAW*
INGS’ AND SPECIFICATIONS for all kinds of
Buildings, superintends their erection on reason
able term*.-\r- f iV- v \ • -
OBce oh Anderson street, between Leacock and
Robinson etre#t*;;AUocbeay City. jel2 <
AUAKLEa i^ISr iRCHr-
OOm. JBON BASK BLOCK., Fifth
Stmt. Furbishes PLANE ANDSPECIFZCATIONB
iwy description; vrurks superior and
on moderate terms. “ , ; ; < r/:, myftdly •
- BOOMJSEtUEnS,t(c.
R-i--- <¥ v».».>^w«iy.yy i -y»> > wrw»«wi» f .»'■■» ,v. .
AY A £».: BoonBUSBs Aao- STi.-
nonius, No. o 5 Wcoditroet, ncxt door.to ths
corner of Third,FJtttfJmigb* *F*- fiCUOOL and
LAW BOOKS coasUhtly>»n band.' /
WSL 0. JOM^fORiE^^TXTio!.-
tMMr BiAn: BoW> AiaXPVACTPAXkr, 4iro Jot
Pehivms, No. 67 Wood street, :Kltsburgh. be3Q
J , Xa. KKAP, BooKaBLLBB akd Hta-
No. BuOdlmcs.
TjE4.t!HK<S--{>4 bbl«. tSoutiern lUiaoij
"P&l .;fy' .y* tffiWy Minrnnuwn.
,' 3 i ', ¥ Ji< .’•" -i
■H—,V- ,V. .
A3VD COMMERCIAL JOTJYtjNrA.L,.
r PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20. 1882.
BAJTKX.
DLLAR SAVINGS BANK, No. 65
P*}D*lH STUKT.
„ CHARTERED IN 1856.
Open dally ftum u to 2 o'clock, also on Wedneeda<
and . Saturday erenjugs, from Hay Ist to Nomnbc
Ist, from 7 to 9 o dock, and from November Ist U ■
May Ist from 6 to 8 o'clock.
' Bepoaita received of all anms-nbt 1m than Oo
Dollar, and a dividend of the profits declared twice i
year, in Jane and December. Interest has been de
dared semi-annually, in Jane and December, sino<
the Bank was organised, at tba rate of six ner cent
p year.
Interval, if not drawn out, is placed' tothe credit
of the as principal, and bean the suae in
terest from the first days of Jons and December, com
pounding twice a year without troubling the deposi
tor to call, or even to. pzeeent his pass book. At this
rate, money will doable in lets than twelve yean,
making in the aggregate stent an on-nair nk
cxHT.e naa.
Books, containing the Charter, By-Laws, Halos
and Regulations, furnished gratis, on application at
the office.
PmwiDisT—3EoßGl ALBBEB.
no* nuzDCNT*.
William J. Anderson, Judh B. D. Meads.
Hill Brovin, Isaac M. .
!»•.F*bn««*ock, A. H. PoDock, 1L D.,
Hopewell Hepburn, Bobert Bobb,
James Hardman,* James Bfaidle,
James D. Belief, Alexander Tindlo.
USES.
John B. McFaddea,
Peter A. Madeira,
John il. Mellor,
James McAulcj,
John Marshall,
Walter P. Marshall,
John On,
Hear? t. Biegwtlt,
John H. Shoenberger,
Alexander Spear,
William B. Schmerts, i
Isaac Whittier,
Christian Yeager,
ten—OHA& A. COLTOS,
Alexander Bradley,
John 0. Backofco,
George Black,
John B. Canfield,
Alonzo A. Carrier,
Char lea A. Colton,
WUliam Dougina,
John Srams
John Holmea,
William S. HaTen,
Peter B. Hunker,
Bichard Haye,
William 8. Larely,
Iscutaxt an Txaaaui
fc&dawT
rjEKMAN 'i'KUsT AJ>Ji> SAVINGS
v 7 BANK, comer Sixth and Wood streets. |
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
*loo,ooo.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE J
BtstCTons:
ADAM BEIXEKAS, PrttSdmL
Springer Harbaogb,. . Aufuataa Hoeeelar,
£. 2L Mjcri, ~ Jaupb lau,
J. f. Harekotle, Christian filebort,
Anthony Meyer, A-Groetrinnr.
VISCOUNT IVESY DAYT « i
mylS:dly JOHN STSWABT. Gutter.,
JtIMS VS.
x DUCED PRICES —JdMEfI W. WOODWSLL,
boa. 97 sod 99 Third street, and 111 Fourth streat,
CABIUTIBA pr
ALL VARIETIES OF STYLES AND FINIS*;
suitable for HOTELS and PRIVATE DWELLING^.
V3T AU ordar* promptly attended to, and the Fur-
niton carefully packed and boxed.
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS furnished at abort
CABINET MAKERS supplied with erery article
in tho line.
AMKri a
HOPE COTTON MILL, ALLEGHENY, j
t ■avuracTOuxa or
SEAMLESS BAQB AND OF OBNABUBQSt j
INOUJES TO 40 XKCffICS WIDE. !
•VOrdets left at B. Child* * Oo.«a, 13S Wood «i,
Pittsburgh, will raceiT* attention. 035:d1j
QOL& FKNSJ, Wholksalb andKetail
PESBAED OASES REPAIRED; ]
BIC.TEB AND GOLD PLATIN
Doo« at tbe shortest notice, at tbs corner of Fourth 0
and Market streets, second story.
Penone living out «f the dtp baring peas to rep* ir
can send them by mail.
mh27;d\y FITZPATRICK A CO.
TWO
LUN£ GOODS. —Solid Gold Weddln
JL Bixee, Sikqlk Stork m Cimu Duion
Bimos, Lapics’ Gou> Watcuxs arb Chair*, Simr
article* in cue* eoiuble for wedding nneeata. fllttS
JKWILKT la Coral, Jit« iaiujif, Pearl.
SILYKB CUPS AKD OOBtKS,
GOLD HEAD CANES, Ac. •'
H. &lOHABDSOH ft CO., !
Corner of Plflhmd Market meat*.!
W. A. cAtDWXLt.., 3 OKJf CAlDWltt,’ J|L
ftALDWELL A BRO., Boat Furnish*
V_/jcms Axn saatus n MANILLA, HEMP AND
COTTON CORDAGE, OAKUM, TAR, PITCH, ROS
IN AND OILS, TARPAULINsTdCCK, LIGHT
AbT> HEAVY DBILLINGS. 4c, So,® *.t«rami
78 Front streets, Pittsburgh. aps;dlvl
Ww. VOUNIi, successor to Cart
» wright A Tonug, No. 97 Wood street, corner
of Diamond alley, dealer in all kinds of CUTLERY.
RAZORS, RIFLES, REVOLVERS, KNIVES. SCIO*
SORS,-GUNS, Ac., Ac. A lsrss assortment of tie
above goods constantly onhanoT , . mhi;
TAOKHON fc -toßk
tf Paccxes AKD DEicxss xti BACON, DRIED
BEEF, LARD, MESS AND RUHP PORK, No. 12
Fourth street, naar Liberty. Pittsburgh
WF. MAKBHALL, Dealer in Wall
• Parras, Boaocas, Ac., No. 87 Wood street,
Pittsburgh. j*7.
H: PALMKK, . Bia Wood.Su,
• Dealer, in BONNETS,. HATS, STRAW TBIM*
MINOS, and STRAW GOODS generally.
.Breniaii, ,
ASiighiCold,
/oHM sOJ^h.,'Jf£jhjCL*&£rL£&t.
USu|hl of( f J3fh.£a£il,
' vjhiah rnigjit
with a simple remedy,
often, tenninates-eericfusLy.l
* Few are oxoare tf -ihe importanqe.
■stopping a saugh or
in,.its Jirnt, stage; K tha& which
in the beginning would yield to 'at
endd remedy, if not attended to, semi
-attacks the lungs . • j
*2§£*auLn.’e. *an£hlaljZftSjch-£A
werejlrst introduced eleven years djfoi
It hashem iprpved that they are .the
best article before the public ijbr
f@auxLh.ei, $cdAA, J&fianxJii±Ls.;,
/fSalaJ-fn., Ihi.Backing
Cough in foajisumfiilan, and
numerous-ctffeation* (f the jEffttaaiii
giving pnrnediate relief. ‘ !
Speakers 9 Singert
uhH jmd'iK&h iffeeiiial ‘for' cZeanng’i
and strengthening the voice.
Sold by all druggists and (dealers
in Jdediaine, at 25 dents per box.
For sale-bySIMON JOHNSTON, a H; KEYSEB,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO., R. E.BELLESB A COi,
B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO., B. F. VANUERTORT
and HENDERSON PROS. _ di»TtntwCmT
j^KDICAL
W. BODIUBAMMB, M. JX,
or yiw.ipu err.
Having arrived la Pittsburgh, win, as usual, davots
hb exdttsivo ettesUou ta the M edlcsl and fargiail
treatment o? Chronic IHseijes, ssjAdslly Vbeae ofln
Lower Bowel, snch, -m PUss< OnpStipaooAy-FRtnla,
Fissnra, Falling of thaßovsLStrlcmiwhrtka Bowel,
Ulceration of (he BowsL Hsyrill abo treat tbs vari
ous Chronic Diseasssof tb»Wpmb,XJdMys,Bl*dder,
Ac. HU rooms arsMtbslCoiMacabslaHcQis, when
bsmsy be sees and consul tad from A o’ctock a. m. th
8 o’clock p, aa, dally* Patients, if thsy dssiiw It, will
be vtaitedtpsiiypart oftbscity. ..delOottrfri
Dlt. MoMUNNaELIXIHOF OPIUM 1 .
—The perfection Of tbU batiiuUt urenaratiob
is a bleedng to mankind. Wlthaat detsrineai?ng ihfc
medicinal virtues of opium, ths EUzlr Is 1 thoroughly
purified from sll the ooatoua.'ettslttisii ofthsOTu
In cases of fractures, bums, scalds;' Cancerous ulcere,
'and other painthl affections. It WUI ksllsts min tni
irritation, allay eoavulsloae, aeflon, and
morbid excitement of body amfnifaut, without fauai
ingsicknsm, costiTenem,orbeadscbs. ;
ranis qualities must reader it paw-eminent in the Ihi
of opiates. -"‘i' ' - - )
Prepared and add by A. B.g D. SANDS, Drag*
gists, 100 Fulton atiwt. Hew York. . ’ j
Sold aUo by B. A* FAHNEBTOCR A CO., Pitts
burgh, Ps. t
, BoMafeo by nofieidlw.wltT
T ;lmporter r and
JJ btAun in thsmostwfeet brands tdOEHUIN*
HAVANA- CIOABS,'and aU Eiirdr of SHOXIKQ
and chewing tobacco, snuff, fancy
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, TUBES, in great
variety, UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Pittsburgh, Pa..: .
•N. B.—The Trade suppliod on liberal terms.
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MONDAY, MORNING* Jp JAN. 20, 1862
Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gozotte.
When I wrote you from Washington City ;
the indications of a reactionary policy on the
part of the Administration were very' strong,
and especially the. indication of the proba-'
bility that Holt would go into the Cabinet.'
Since thon, the prospers are much more
cheering, and the fears I thon expressed are,
happily, not likely to boroaliaad.
bo no question of the faot, how
ever; that the war upon. Secretary Cameron
became exceedingly bitter as soon as his re
port was published. The resolutions of the
Kentucky . Legislature,, ashing his removal
on aceoqnt of that report, struck the key note
of the opposition to him, £nd the attacks of
tho Louisville Journal, backed up by the’
clamor of the border States;'were but the open
manifestations of the bitter war privately
carried on against him. The office itself was
a burden to him, as it ntyrbe to any man;
and in fielding to the pretsure of the timid
conservatives, whose fears were aroused by
the bold stand ho had taken upon the slavery
question, he was not unmindful of the terri
ble load of labor and anxiety he would escape
by resigning. V
Knowing that Gen. Cameron's anti-slavery
views were made the basis of the war upon
him, it was but natural to expect* that his
successor had been chosen-with reference to
his adherence to other vigws. * I amglad to
learn however, by the tone of to-day’s papers,
that this expectation is not well founded.
In my former letter I expressed the fullest
confidence in the sound judgmont, dear' head
and statesman-like ability of Mr. Stanton, -
and that these would lead him, as soon as he
comprehended the position thoroughly,to take
the same ground as his predecessor on the'
slavery question. The intelligence to-day
confirms me in this confidence. He has no
embarrassing record to be afraid of; no for
mer committals to embarrass him; and it is
impossible for any man of sense, free from
the prejudices begotten.by heated party con
tests,. to look the slavery question in the eye
without reaching, as Diekinion and.Coohrane
did before him, the conclusions set "forth in
Secretary Cameron’s Report.
There is no solution of the difficulty as to'
how we are to overcome the Rebellion, short
of emancipation. Slivory must go to the
wall. The moment the government‘avows
that, that moment the rebellion is practically
over. Wo begin, from tb%t .moment, to see
daylight, and tho beginning of the end looms
into view. The best sftatesmen pf theeountry
have arrived at this oonelnsion ; both Houses
of Congress have adopted UV the people at large
concur in itand heqce the dread which'
spread through Washington, and which I ex
. >reeted feebly in my.leet leMer,.when'thwfear
the goverttnani was
showing its hand lhe£ther way. -X confess to
m,Tory.»erioHs fe«Ul»fiff alarm* not for party
reasons; but because the reactionary 'policy
must inevitably bring with it tha recognition
and triumph of the-Sonthern Confederacy. I
am all the more rejoiced, .therefore, that the
fear has turned out ah unfounded one. R.
fu-2S;lytn«i
THE XOMHUTIOX OF MB. CaMEBOX TO BDSSIA.
TEe Executive session of the Senate lasted
three hours to-day. The nomination of Mr.
Cameron was resUted by an organisation of all
the elements of opposition. It is understood
that Senators Bright, Bayard, Kennedy;
Trumbull,. Grimes, and Bale,-spoke against
the confirmation $ Senators Sumner,
Collamer, Wiltnot, and other members of the'
Committeo on Foreign Relations, sndSenatore
Fessenden, Doolittle, and Cowan, advocated
it earnestly. The answers to-the charges
brought against the ex-Secretary were trium
phant, and, the close.of the debate left him
stronger than ha was when the cabal was
formed against him.
FBAttD TO BE FUMBHABLE WITH DEATH.
■; The Committee on the conduct of the war
have resolved to advisothe immediate passage
of a bill to punish with death any person who
commits a fraud upon the Government,
whereby a:soldier is bodily 1 for in
stanee in the sale of unsound provisions Also,
to punish with imprisonmm.and confiscation'
of all property and Government dues all con
tractors who in any way defraud the Govern
ment in the quality of goods sold, or services
pretended to be rendered to the Government.
The belief is spreading to-day that Secre
tary Welles-will not leave tho Cabinet. The
Morgan matter is considered a sad indiscre
tion, but should not be permitted to sot aside
the merit'and otherwise well administered'
Department: If Welles remains in, no farther
ohanges in the Cabinet are likely to ocour, :
There was .an inspection yesterday at the
West rEnd of twenty •‘four Also of
two traveling carriages—the wagons and car
riages ; each, being .drawn by a: team of four
hones, designed for the conveyance of-the
tedte, baggage, etc., of Gen.' McClellan and
staff. Thu traveling-carriages are 1 fitted'up
for sleeping, ehtlng and writing: -The horses
are, aupng the fioest in the service, and
■latched in color and sire. • They are all dark
hays. The teamsters for the train have been
selected with eare. Each wagon has painted
’on the canvass coveri “Commander United
States Army .V.
A CplttBACT T(T BE A.VKtrtLKD.
~ It is understood that theoontracts let ont
by Beorotary Cameron, for - over mitlion
Springfield muskets, and over a quartet df a
million riflos.aod carbines, will be ordered to
bo annulled by Congress. They will, not be
available in the present war, and as they are
to. cost an average of seven dollars each ab>vo
manufacturer's prices, they involve a loss of
nearly nine.million dollars to tho Treasury
Gen. Cameron, in replying to the resolntloh
of the Benate calling for information relative
to army contracts and payment of troopi,
- “I 1 take vtikiion] Coital* thtf't 'fcyieff
hive not made a single obotract/or any par*-
;pose whatever, having always Interpreted the
laws of Congress as contemplating' that the
Heads of Bureaus, who are ekperiended and
able offloere of* the regular army, shall make
all contracts for supplies for the branches .or
the.service under their dhargerespectirely/'
. 1 THE OOVSKXMEXT '
Senator Sherman, from the Commisaion apt
pointed to examine and report at to' com pan L
•atlonof all officers of the QoverfiiaebtfVei
ported:ahimportant bill, thia, morniag {a re*
Ation. to .the printing for the Government;
This .bill, ooitf Opiates the following :Thai 4
dally papir.be. printed, under the saperinteni
denee of the puhUQ printer,.to be entitled~tfai
:oo*gnmbu*l-Mteord, to contain tEe debatci
andprooeedingsof each Houso.iu the food
and styleof the The ntuhber or
reporters ofeacb compensation [
the modeof selection anddaration in offionre
be fixed by eaoh House retpeetively.-The bin
-dlso prerideethatthtengraring, lithograph!
ng-aM binding oiy wdobe under the samd
•rerislope^. JJr.Bhsrman.intend* .to ~niw4
mntedieto aaiionon this hill, as by its
tion the QoveauneatwUr save nearly mod
lies o£<iuilii& ' " r ™
uvsft-fu'a 1 f < r i A.:'iv_v>.u ~ '
S. RIDDLE & CO.,
TERMB!
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
New Yoib, Jan. 10, 1803.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Washixotox, Jan. 16, 1861.
SECBBTiaV WELLES.
IXBFBOTIpX OF VEHICLES.
SECBETABT CAUBROX’s .BEFtT.
Secretary Welles’ Response to'-the
Naval Committee.
Secretary Welles has made a special report
to the Naval Committee of the Houge of Rep
resentatives, in regard to the employment of
George D. Morgan, bis brother-in-law, of
New York, to purchase vessels for the usaj>f
the Government, and the amount of compen
sation paid him. Secretary'Welles premises
his statement by showing the necessity the
Department'was nnder of making purchases'
of commercial vessels. The mercantile part
of the transaction was 1 placed in-tho bauds of
a mercantile .agent, as the most proper person
to make purchases, but the .adaptation «of<
those vessels to naval .purpose* iwas
to a Board of;o£cers.;«-Tho egency.was poqQ
dod to a single person to prevent competition
to the Gorenupont’s disadvantage. , This
person, it was stipulated, should devote his
whole time, attention and ability to the work,
that he should in no case make any charge
against the Government for his service; that
he should deal always directly aud exclusively
with' the-owners of the vessels purchased,
-thus-permitting no brokerage feet, or agents'
commissions, between himself and‘the own.-
ers; and that, finally, his own commission,
payable always by the seller/should in no'
case exceed the regular mercantile percentage
fixed by the Chamber of Commerce of Now
York, and established by tho custom of mer
chant* in that oily at the rightful and legal
rato of remuneration for sueh services render
ed by any peTßon acting between the sellers
and purchasers of vessels.
Hr. Morgan was employed to negotiate and
make purchases after the Naval Board had de
cided on the qualities of the vessel. Hit.
purchases were first restricted to Now York,
but subsequently included the ports of Con
necticut. He was also employed to disem
barrass and relieve the department from un
fortunate arrangements made by a distin
guished naval officer who was first authorized
to procure vessels for the navy. Hesucoeeded
in.saving to the Government, by his action in
one transaction alone,dne hundred and twen
ty-four thousand dollars. Of the compensa
tion, the Secretary say a:
Of conns the ,no;e purchases that were
made, the neater the aggregate of commis
•ions, whether the commissions were received
by one or more agents. ' Bat the brokerage is
an incident to the transactions, not the traus
notions themselves. Each case bf purchase is
independent of the other, and the question is,
has the Government got a fair equivalent for
its money in ovary instance? I am satisfied
that saoh u the fact-in every instance where
Mr. Morgan has been, permitted to. exercise
his own judgment-rthat all of his purchases
hare been judiciously and economically .made
that his compensation in no case has exceeded
the rate established by the Chamber of Com
merce—that it has always been paid' by the
seller, constituting a part of the bargain in
almost every ease—that in many instances
such arrangements are made with the seller*
that fall brokerage was not paid—and finally
that'not a-single dollar has ever been paid
from the treasury to Mr. Morgan for his ser
vices—he having always given 4o thegoVortf
ment the full valne in ships of the money paid
on his purchase^'
I never ontored’into any arrangements with
him to be my permanent purchasing agent,
nordid I inform fafua bfmy purpose to employ
him or auy other person permanently in lhat
capacity; On the contrary, I held myself per
fectly free toemploy any other person when
in ay jddgment the public service might re
quire me to doafo. I: imposed, .upon, him,
whenever employed, the conditions which he
states. I,paid him no salary rand- no eotnmis-
ondl him to the rate of brokcr
age from aeflers fixedby theThateberof Com
merce. Thus if required to report "tho
amount of compensation paid to him** by too
from the treasury, I mast answer “not a dol
lar but if required : to report what amount
of compensation he has received in the form of
commissions from thesetlers of shtpß.pnrchas>
od by him, I anewer that I fully bolievo it to
be as stated by him in .the-following letter,
which J mako ajart of this mj report to tho
Scnato ; it being, as t. personally know, od
authentic and correct statement 6ftbe facU in
regard to “the cmployment of George D. Mor
gan, of New Turk, to purchase vessels,” end
also to the host of my knowledge and bolief as
to “the amonnt of compensationpaidto him;”
and upon Ahis latter point; and upon any other
point in this letter, requiring, in tho judg
ment of further elucidation, 1 con
cur in asking the' fullest examination in the
moat solemn and stringent form.”
It appeara by. the . report that the Govern
ment paid $14,500 to one W. K. Hafbuok for
two old ships (the Roman and Wm. Badger)
for which Barbnck only paid $6,500, whiled
acting as the.agent of the Government. Thawy
over . and above .this, Harbcak .was paid five
percent, commission upon the $14,500, and
an additional 2)4 per cent.: upon the aatfie
sum far advancing the money ! The Secrete-,
rysays: .
A palpable and gross fraud was perpetrated,
in this purchase, and money was obtained,
from the Governmenthy false swearing. ' The
Committee convey*. the impression that the
Department and its moroantile agent were cul
pablo for this great wrong. But the Depart
ment had nothing to do with Mr, Harbuck,
the broker, or Mr. AepinWall/who,VithCom
.modproßreqse, selected hunandadranced the
money and advised , the purchase. , Had the
Naval offioer folldw'ed the ordersthal wore
givei/hlm/these frauds would-not have been
perpetrated. But Commodore Jlreese employ
ed Mr. Aspinwall’s broker, and net Mr. Mor
gan, and the results' were a gross fraud: ind
the purehase of inferior vessels, whiob would
* ot a*™ knd the policy which
the Department wasi then instituting prevail
ed, ana its orders been obeyed. 1
**• W* : sm«a, f£e»nwr BUri »nd ;
Strip**, wtloh lor ■ owner. but $39,000,
w»a lolito thePoTomment for~ $95,000, M r .‘
Jlorsan. being mode to bclicvo that, it coat
$60,000 to bulldheiy, : Tho Socrotiry justifies
.tLi* DurebM., by *bojring that Com. Bre.se,
»n of professional skUl, whose' system
Iseommendea by th. Van Wyck ComitO.,"
gare $76/000 for tho "Wnguin," whiofL was of
loss (oilnage then tho “Store *nd6lripe»,”»nd
two years older. Tbls naral offleor paid the
same amount of money for- I the- “Albdtross ”
{teg, .«!» “Stare aid
Stripes,'* aud of iess-tonnage. - Mr.‘Welles'
endorses ' strongly the characterof’ Mr.
Morgan, whom *he has 1 “personally known
from his youth, and for- the last twenty years
as an active basinets memberof a Arm largely
engaged.in importations-*-* commercial house,
.owning, purchasing,., selling and chartering;
vessels, and who had himself acquired a for-.
»® successful businesipursuita,” Mer
.chants, in New .Tork assure the Secretary. that
the purchases made wereVdvantageo'ui to the
Government: They appear alio: to have been
Mr* Morgarrj the
?L M3i,110 tW! ' iDa if .he pobketed
$70,400. as commissions upon his 'purchases
for the: Governments
The. jPinancia|; : Arraii g em e n t.
• Tb® following lt;the: financial arrangement
-tonally -agreed upon; by the Secretary 0 r tbs
Treasury and tie Bank Committee.- ' The A'a
thisia ’authentic:
* S l6 held
» - fty T®P^* e *ttatiTea from Boards.
,?V *‘Cuitnbcrij'oi Commerce, and Bank*
ing ’anloiig thoniaßlYßs and with
-the Sscrttarf dfthe Treasury may be summed
•bp tsfoUmi *■:• •••: -’•* *
Firtti Thngeneralviewsofthe Secretary
of tb^Xreasnryaraasseatedto.
- r^«n»d 1 .»rtll’.*»oelre;;andnna V
s»* 'mmfmr, «4 •«-
wseire th*m, endthtu riviere' the i existlriir
pmsura-uponths •'
Fourth, The issue of United States demand
notes not to be increased beyond the $50,000,-
000 now., arborized, but it is desired that
Congress will extend the provliiou* of the ex
xstiDgloan acts,' so as to enablo the Secretary
to issue in exchange for United States demand
notes, or in payment to creditors, nqtcs paya
ble in ono year, bearing three and sixty-five,
•hundredth per cent, interest, and convertible
•into seven and thirty hundredths three years
: bonds, or.to borrow* under the existing pro
visions; to the amount of-two hundred and
.fifty or three hundred millions of dollars.
.Fifth, It is thought desirable that Congress
should enact a general law relating to cur
rency and banking associations, embracing
the general provisions recommended by the:
Secretary ,in his report.
tfixfA. lt is expected that this action and
legislation will rendor the making of United
-States demand notes a legal fonder, or their
increase boyond.the fifty millions now au
thorized unnecessary.
From Cairo. 1
Oairo, Jan. 16; 1862. ,
On-Wednesday, Gen; McClernand’s column
,moved forward from Fort. Jefferson, and the
columns under Gen. Paine, Col. Cook, and also
thpSß ; under the command-of Generals Smith
and Wallace, at Paducah, have made similar
moves. Gen. Grant commands theexpedition.
The.following regiments compose the com
mands :
gkn. paine’s column.
Seventh Illinois, Col. John Cook; Twenty
eighth Illinois, Col. A. K. Johnson; Eleventh
Illinois, Col. W. H. Wallace; Twentieth Illi
nois, Col. C. C. Marsh; Twenty-second Illinois,
Col. Dougherty; (he Seventh, and two com
panies of the First Illinois cavalry,, and
Taylor's and Hoaghteling's batteries. .
GEN. m’CLEBSAND’j COLUMN,
Tenth Illinois, Col. Jntnc9 D. Morgan*
Eighteenth Illinois, Col. M. K. Lawler;
Twenty-seventh Illinois, Col. W. P. Buford;
Twenty-ninth Illinois, Col. J. S. Reardon;
Thirtieth Illinois, Col. Philip B.'Fouke;
Thirty-first Illinois, Cel. John A. Logon?
Companies B and F, Fourth Illinois Cavalry,
Col. T. and Stuart's, O'Larnett's,
Carmichard's and Nalin’s cavalry companies,*
and Schwatz’s and Dresser’s batteries.
GENERAL BMITH’S COLUMN.
Ninth Illinois, Col. E. A. Paine ; Twelfth
Illinois,-Col. John McArthur; Fortieth Illi
nois, Col. 5. G. Hick ; Forty-first Illinois,
Col. Isaac G. Pugh; Eleventh Indiana, Col.
Low. Wallaco; Twenty-third Indiana, Col. W.
L. Sanderson ; Eighth Missouri, Co!.- M. L*
Smith ; Willard's, and Bueli'e bat-.
terio3 ; Second Illinois cavalry; Thielman’s
cavalry ; and two companies of ‘the Fourth' 1
cavalry of Regulars.
This gives a force of nineteen regiments of;
infantry, four regiments and two companies
of cavalry, and seven -batteries of artillery.
The Mississippi is more filled with ice to-day*
than yesterday. Nothing yet heard from
Stuart’s Fifty-fifth; their rations would only
lost until last night. A steamer was sent to
their relief from Cape Girardeau yesterday.
Flag officer Foote put the at** completed
gun-boats in commission to-day. Col. Smith's
Lead Mine regimont has just arrived. Two
othor regiments will arrive in tho morning.
Col. Stuart’s regimont is fast in tho ice near
Mnddy Island, twenty-five miles above Cape
: Girardeau. Steamer Illinois tried to get to.
her assistance, but coold-not on account of
the. ioe.
Six of tho now gunboats, commissioned to
day by .Flag Officer A. H. Foote, ore now an-~
chored in the river.
Col. Smith’s 45th Illinois regiment arrived
herothls evening.
No news from thp expedition.
Operations al Wii 'Ror&i-»A New
Expedition Fitting Oul»A Rail
road on Hilton Head Island.
We have derived from, responsible sources"
some interesting information concerning mil*
itary movements at Port Royal.
The' expedition against Savannah, which
has been so long promised, is supposed to be
at last in progress. Reconnoitering parlies,
and corps ordered out for tbe purpose of dear*
iogtbe way for gunboats, have, since, the :4th
or sth of the present month, been sent from
Hilton Head, and have proceeded Southward
beyond Tybce Island. It was understood, at
Port Royal that those corps were provided
with saws and apparatus for dragging logs of
wood out of those of tbe rivera or navigablo
creeks South of the Savannah river—proba
bly Wilmington—into'which the rebels had
sunk obstructions, evidently supposing that
they had destroyed the navigability of the
streams.
It is farther understood that this expedi
tion was to bo carried on both by water and
land, and that the land force would consist of
about holf the troops undor-tho command of
Gen. Sherman 1 , or ten thousand men. This
number, it was thought,.could bosafoly spared,
as there is little danger that the rebels will
-undertake to cross any of the rivers for the
jmepose of attacking our troops. The Wabash
HftLthe gunboats were at Hilton Head, and
be at.once placed in readiness-to. under-
PJjjSi their part of the service which might be
required.
Warsaw' Inlet was to be the first destina
tion of the expedition when itShould start*
Of the tiwe wheh this wodld occur, there was,-
of course, no moans of infortnatioh.
A RAILWAT OK HILTOX HEADIBLAKD.
A new and unexplained movement—the
building of a railway on Hilton Head Island
—is said to be in progress. ' Tho road begins
at the northern end of the island, : and is to
extend southward in the direction of the main
land,which at somo points is distant but a
short way, and. whore ferry accommodations
might be easily established.
This movement is undertaken with.a view
or making .Hilton Head a great permanent 1
base of operations—an object which has been'
carefully, kept 1 in view from thiibegtnning.
No can had been procured) but those adapted
to - horse-power l oould easily and - speedily be
convoyed to Goneral Sherman whenever-he :
.sboald;desire them.. ; ,
The wharf at Hilton Head is building with
asmuoh rapidity as ppssible. To aid in the
.work, pne.or two* old whalers have been #unk; :
and these, it is understood, are also used in
approaohlng with'stores that portion of the'
wnarf already built. •
,TT*EBI3LASD.
Tho main body, of our forces at Tybee Island
is encamped beyond the range of the guns of
Fort yet, whenever.our pickets ap*
P. ea 5 v within easy, range, the rebel's, throw'
shells at them. The'garrison at Pulaski
appear to be always on the lobk-oUtj; the sight
of-even h single federal soldier Induces a dis
chargenf cannon. ’ The ftringisstippoied to'
bb.carried: on- for the sake ofpractiee,asthe.
chance of casualty to cur troopr is exceeding
ly slight. ' .. Y\.
JfKU'HOOHS.
*VTEW BOOKS! ttEWBOOKS 11
iLv iSdngi' in - 'Many Kcjs. ; By Oliver TVenddl
Hounek'r *:vviti !, ..i.. . ••• y•
•-.The Seven .Chorchoi;,of .Asia. Bjr JEL Gbevenin
French. , ‘
X*a»ooK In ; Bj Tlmothy Tl<COTnb. L
TbeSutherland#. By UMimharcrßaUedfffti .
XI.EW AKU
XX TREATISE.-A TTeaUan bnth»~ui»l\na
jiix or the recent American' Statute, and' the decLi-
Joue under them.' :Bj WllUamlL,Oorti
i KAV A .eOvKi wSdatteet'.
'J’UAIOIHY 'WTCOMBS NEW BOOK.
LESSONS IS LWii.
UUK COCMIBV AMD THE CHUBCft V’ Sir
r V ? 1; ’ a/raS.
-- T . " B-iL PAVIA, 93 Wood ttn*L*
{VI CUUSLLAii ci CAttALirt 'L'aG.
. ,' o : "“j- ‘. ! JAMES' AV ITCTZEB,-" ’
-J*\h -»: -:■ Pom*-if Miu-kcfad ftm n»(k .
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Xl rOfc.ViotwttiWn.d; forwtotfrur J. V.
• n fal w V'*Vcx<;i^l3£4WWk*BQW,- . ;
JS» ». y<*. fl>md, tO Water ircct*. ?
bbli-Sjprime
V.. : J '&*• glrnto. |:
JL JL ■ JLL* '''*'
YQLUMBI LXXY---NO. 54;
MAyscnJjrcE.
INDEMNITY*: AGAINST LOSS BY
FIRE.—FRANKLINFIBKINBUBANCE CON
PAST OF PHILADELPHIA./Office,436and 437
Chestnut etre4t'» near* Fifth. J '•
Statement o/ AsreUvv January Ist, 1860, publishsd
agreeably toaft actof Aasembly/beinr—
Pint Mortgages, amply s*curad.;.>~.~~.f 1,686£93 00
6l)>o«t 102,965;00
Temporary Loiag, onampleOoilsfaral -•■• -.4
Secnriee „ n.i.i» t i,.„r{n.i -89436 00
Stocks, (present value $80,667 72) ccst.J.' 89,786 00
Notcuand Bill* ,. I,Ba 00
Cash...— 87,019 00
Bv" The only profits from premiums which this.
-Company can divide by law are frcmriaks which
hare been determined.
Insurance made oh every' description oi property,
In town undccuntry, at rates as Wwas arecrhunstent
with security. , ; .
Since their Incorporation, a ported of thirty jear*,
they have i«ld lone* by Are to an amount exceeding
i'oar Milliont of Dollar s, thereby htfordlngetMenc*
of the advantage* of Insurance; enrolls* their abili
ty and disposition to meet with* promptntar all
liabilities. . - • ...■ ■
Losses paitl-durlng the year 18ft8.......,....t106;985 6T
. w ..... nnucToasi ./
'Charles* N. Bancker, Isaac lea,
HordccaiD. Lewis, .? Jacob R. gmith,
Tobias Waguor, Edward 0. Pale* l
David 8. Brown, Geo. W. Richards, '
Samuel Grant, Georg* Yale*.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, IVwHret.
EDWABDO. DALE, YictPretUent.
W*. A. Bnti+'.Becretarf-protem.
. J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent, ■.
myfl Office Northeast Cor.' Wood A' Third' >t».
TjUKE INSURANCE, BY THE RELI-
A 1 ANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMP AN T,
OF PULL ADELPfIIA, on BUILDINGS, limited or
perpetual, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE, Ac., in
town or country. : Office No. 308 Walnut street. •
Catital, $229,510; Aswtta, 1308,608 9G—invested
as follows: . :
Fim Mortgage on .Improved City Proper
ty, worth doable tho amount, U55.60Q 00
Gronnd rent, first dam-;/..,.,.;. 1 ....,..' 2,402 60
Penna. R. R. Co/s 6.percent. Mortgage
Loan, 130,000, cxet.. 27,901} 00
City of per cent. L00n.3D,000 00
AUegbeny aJuntyfiperct. P. R. R. Loan 10,000 00
Collateral bonds, SLSOO 00
Huntingdon and Broad ‘ Top Monnt&in 1 -
Railroad .Company, mortgage ..4,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Do/s Stocks,4,ooo 00
Stock of Bsllanoa Hotual Anssrance Co.;; -84460 00
Stock of County Fire Tn«ir«nrn» . 1,000 00
Stock of Delaware H.U. Insurance C 0.... 700 00
Commercial Bank. .do
.Mechanics’ Rank do 2,018 60
Utikm M. InsuranceCo/a - jtxJ 00
Bills Receivable, btulnees pa per.. -10497 18
. Book Accounts, accrued Interest, etc. G£l6 72
Cash on hand and in hands of agents... 1 ...' HJBS 16
. $308468 SO
CLEM TINGLEY, IVrtiit*.
nxucroju:,
Clem Tingley, IT.X; Canon,
Bamoel Bmpham, / ZivLothrop, >
Wm. Thompson,: , .ißoltiLToland."
Robert Steen, / duSTXslahd,
Frederick Brown, <1 . Tred'ki JLvnnif,
y»* Mnsaer, Jacob, T.Jtaimng,
0. Stevenson, ' O.'S/Wood, ' ' I
Benj. W. Tingfcy, ~. Smith. Bowers, •
John B. Worroli, ' Jaa. B.* Woodward, •
Marshall Hill, ; John Bissau, Pittsb'kh.
B. IItoUMAN, Acrrfwy.i
J. G. coffin72«ma: "
my 6 Northeast corner Third and Wood sinM. 7
TITESTERN mSURANOE -COMPA-
T I NY OF PITTSBURGH.' • '/> n n tA
■B. HILLER; Jr., Prpdient,
Q. M. GORDON, Secretary. t
Office, No. 92 Water strestj Spang
house, np stairs, Pittsburgh. , % . . ,
UTZi surer* against all kind* cj fir s and Vein
J&la > 4 Hoim feyiDJrwJdMfe&o
are weR luasntta (he coamutatty, oa<{ isko.'ars :<hitw
miaed, bgprompintu 'and liberality; to'nurintdim'th*
•character wUeh th*p kmn awantai, ae) o/trAtp thklul
proUctiou lo Oum wko dttire to by intnnd, -
ASSETS^6cTOBER.36,'IB69t' ' J ''' ' "'•< ;
Stock 83400 00.
Mortgages 2,100 00-V,
Office Furniture - 250 Q 0
Open Acconnta, Ac..i— 0U 1
,19,861 89 ;
Premium Notes.:-..:....... M 27,69514 -k .
. Notes and Bills Diaconnted„..— : ..■. • l2
B. Miller, Jr., ,
JemeffHcAateyv
tfethenie) Holmes,,
Alex. Nimick,
Qeorgs Benia,
WiUuun H. Smith.
C. W. RlCkgtßotj/
my3Q F,
TjUKE, MARINS AND INLAND IN-
X? BUBANCE.-+INSUBANCB: COMPACT OP
NORTH AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA.
Itteorpormirf 17T>4--(^iUli|3oti,ooo.- :-
•Assets, January 10, Cl
' 7: ABTHOB G. COFFIN, frmi&mt,
-
TNSDEANCB CO~OF THE SEAtK (
J_ OP PENNSTLVAiriAV PHILADELPHIA.* 1 *
: iacorporatedl7M--Cftpitol/4aOObOOO.:'-:
Asset*, February 1, .. ....~8413,808 00-
HENRY D. TOEBBEBD, P*2S£.
WILLIAM HABPSU, S«r*tory, . :i
TJ ARTFORD Flttfi iNSURAIfCB COL
JJL HARTFORD. . ; ' ; .
Incorporated 1810—Capital, 1500,000.
AmcU, May 1, &3
„ • * 1 - H. HUNTINGDON, Pmfcfctf.
TIMO. C. ALLYN, Sectary,
IV Insurant* 1 u the shore old and reliable Com
{aniee can be obtained by application to '
W.P.JONK StAont,
. felfiidly 8T ffitef|tToot,Bßg>ky|i Biilwllup.
/CITIZEN’S ItfSUBANCE COMPAiN Y
OF PITTSBURGH. Office, corner Market and
ater street*, aecwnd'floor.
• lun „ ' * ,r ' WM. BAOALET, A*s62mA
oAMUEL BEA, Secretary.
IniruhMSteamboat*andCargoe*
against lo«aad.damase in the natigation
of the Southern and . Western Hirers, l*k<« and
Bayous, and the narigsifah of the
' Xmerwagalnat low and damage by fire; - •'
Diaacrftaa: ■' !j ' ~ ■
. :WnU'B»p]«j,'- ■ MU Klmv : -.J
Job. Park, Jc.,. i:;. ;;
W. G. Johxuton, ~ Jaa, M/Cooper,
B. 7. Jones > , 8, Harhauzb,
Bom Owefag,* ji " 1 - 'J.-’CaltfroU, Jr.,
, on ' ?* *'•} 4°w*»; \ John S.'Dliwortbi'
• Barclay Proton. Chariea If. Znr.. -
-iGoorunßinuham, ;m 1, •.-/^•tfea^lTd
pmLAllKLt’MlAr ANinaKE
-rsSUBAHCKOOHPAKY. Ho. lWChnuut ~
oyyoaitt tt|« Oualoni tlogaa. i . : ..... .....
»limited, tm aret,. itocrititlon ot Pnfat, gt in.
chanjiae, at reaaonabla rataa ot premium. ,
_ W. BjttDWIH. VfM frertUt.
F. BLAdKBDitNS. Saemiae,.: ail
Chaa- Bayea, , Joaaph 8..Pm1,, ~. ,
'E H. Caps' ; o.'Bnina*ii,'“
E. B. English, iJofca Gtfcrtan;-' r :
, r'X.B.Xegaigee, -»
Pi B. Satery, • ' - WiWfv^®
da&hdiy • corner Ainland Wood atnyta.
cost
:ol*tt;2toST3tob
street, Bank Block. v
1 • Insrirca Against eUkind* ofPfreaudMatfna Bilk a
s.JAJL±QJO-!i*3 t Prttidmt. r .2t
/ JOHN B. HcOOBD, Vict PnMtnL
■v. BT. KK«»Mm
Oapt,tt>,DS
i nntmvtaia . .. ’■ ■ : *. •
Isaac Jonea, ,
C. G.ilQMey,
Barra; CUlda,
.Capt-jB. C.Gray, ;;
John A. Wibon, : r ;
BtL.JFaluiestock, ; i T ‘
4 WILSON'S v;...;:; , fi
Sewing Machines,
no. hutcith btemt! mttsbbmh, pa.
WB2BLZB A WILBOS '
. OKiTiDbtatw iajh : J : ,'.omdsTAiarAik;
' ’' ILLINOIS STAtJE FAIK V
TUmSSnSSTATITAIB r:-*M.WATBTAIE:
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, >m. - ;;• it BoqJarfih |n*um»
; Olorthnfcrt Machinin' logtitqCt;
ABIiXQfifXHT 'tJOUHTT. fAIS* FIttfIBTOOH,
• .
W*6fler to-tlrt 'public WHJUEtW* WILSONS
XMFBOYSB MwJmQ M4GH*IUk->tP¥!>CCID
PBlOSSiWith to trained merit* n
tk* beat «*d irioerwliebla 'ltoUj : B**ih* tfadMad
,ntfw,h* ttae-w lt efaqiaquaUr ««IV«a tbe.(u«ktnta»d r
lUoittt ifcbrtc*rn*k*i thalock-rtitch AtapdaSw t$
BsnTel, viA th» wwaUni m faataract 'bttai’a&ka '
ca both ridw. fcnnlng no rjgfyor chain oaiba nntU»
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losses vrrtu r
. c• ,y S , 25
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1.
AleuaderSpeer, ;;
, David K. Long. .
Bee* J. Thomas: '
Uanj; P. Bakewen,
M. GORDON,
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