raiDAr' ja»:
OFFICIAL,.
States, j
Pauedal the Second (he Thirty
seventh Oongrw._
[Pcblic—No. I.] |
' AS ACT to furtbirprolhitft tiwiVlßciMcy of tb, Navy.
it enacted by the Senate and Route of .
Representatives of the United States of Amer
ica in ■ Congress assembled, That
the name of any naval officer rioir 'ln tlii
•erviea, or,Mitt toreaflor twmilie serj>
vico of the United hare been
borne on tfca Naval' Safi*ter forty-fire
yraflfgfc-fltyU W otthe age of sixty-two
yaf^&JtfsQ-jtf’retired from active serV
riee/ and hia name entered flw tiiejortifed
list ( of officers of the gradeiojwiiioh.be/be.
longed ftt the time of a^ch'ntiftument.
Sec. 2. A&'bvilffithdf ifikied, Thatthe
President of tiff:UjiilMSfit<3 bo and he is
hereby »utiwmed.W.-|*Bign anj officer wh( j
section of
this wet ter shore duty, and such officer thpq
sl^-teeiYO'•lhsiluli ■sfioro tiy
ot £*
Sec. 3. And bettfurther, enacted. That the
President of the Unjt&Stgtia/ty and trif A
. the adcict and cohienttif ihe Senate shall
from the're-!
. for the command of
'equadrohs and single, ships such officers
as he may believe that the good of th’e ser
▼ice requires to
_and such officers may,; hhe recom
, mendationof the ./President of the United
- r^celVe'r vote of thanks
_ of Odaigrem forithefr-Serrices and
rj in action against an enemy, be restored
to the activeJistand'hot Otherwise.
Sec. 4. i; 4.nd biitfurtkeS That the
PresidS&t^wf~thh United fi&tes shall have.
the authority to select any officer from the
grades of 1 captain or commander in the
< aqoadronwUh I the Mate and title of "flag
• officer any 1 officer thus ''assigned
shall have the same authority • Khd 'receive
the same obedience from, the commanders,
/Of* ships in his squadron holding commis
sions of an older date than his that he:
would be entitled to receive were his com-!
missiofi;ihe oldest; nnd to receive, when so'
employed, the pay to which he would have
been entitled if he were on ihe active list
ofthe navy. , ,
... And be it further enustedi Thatall
officer* retired under the provisions of this
> actfhall receive .the retired -pay of their re
i.fipwtiT»«»des ashxed.by law, . ~- f - j :
fi--4nd : be. it further .enacted, That:
promotions shall; be .made in place . of the;
retired under the pro visions of this !
.bill asis now providedby law; r ..
fieCj iT. And-..be it further enacted, That;
. tho Secretary nf the Navy be and: is hereby:
authorised to cauee two hundred ■'“medals
iot honor” .to b« ; prepared, with ’-soluble
«mltiematie.devices,<i|hich shall be bestow-!
ed upon such petty: officers, seamen, lands-;
jnen,and marines as ah all most distinguish
:themselves by their gallantry in action and 1
otherseamanUkequalities during the pres-*
. ent that the sum of one thousand
i dollarabe; and.the same is hereby appro*
* priated.out of any money in the Treasury,
for. .the' purpose of carrying this section
intoeffecu v - ... ...... ....
. Sec. &And .be. it farther, enacted, That
the.hoiira of Jabor.m the navy yards of the'
/United States sball.be the same as in the
private ship yards at or nearest the post
where such navy yard is established, and
the ./wages paid, to all employes in such
yards hall. be,ofnear-<M map 6«,theaverage
-price poi&to employee ofthe same grade in
private ship yards or workshops in or near
est to <£he same vicinity, to be determined by
the commandant of the -navy yard.
approved,‘December 1861. -
, i • • [Public— No. 2.]
AK ACT to Iqc»«m the dtrUeacm tea, coffee and sugar
' aBWf enacted by the Senate arid If oust of
Represmtativerof the JJnitsdStates'of-Amer
ica in * Conyrett assembled, That from' and
after the date of the passage of this act, in
of daties heretofore Imposed by
law onarilclw hereinafter mentioned, there'
shaft be •levied,’ collected,'and' paid on the
goods,' warts, : and ’ herein
- enmnCrated ; ahd pVorided * for, ’ imported
frotnforefgn countries,' the following duties
and rates 6f'duty, that is to say: First.
On all te4s, twenty cents per pound. Sec
ond. On coffee of sll kinds, five cents per
-pound. Third. On raw- sugar, commonly
.called Bloscovado or brown sugar, and on
sugars not advanced above number twelve,
Dutch standard, by cUying, .boiting, clari
fying, or other process, and on sirup of
sugar or of sugar cane, and concentrated
'' molasses or concentrated melado, two cents
and a half per pound, and on white and
cUyediattgtr, when advanced beyond the
. raw state, above number twelve, Dutch
standard, by clarifying or other process,
and not yet refined, three dents perpound;
on refined engars, whether lump,
crashed,' <nr pulverized, five een ts per poundj
on sugars fcfteT being refined, when they
are tinctured, colored,' or in any way* adul
terated,and on' sugar candy, eight cents
per pound; oh molasses, six centapef gal
lon That aU : Sugar
or of sngar case, molasses or
concentrated melado, 'entered under the
name of r molasses, ar any othdr name than
sirnp of sugar ' or of sugar cane, concen
trated -molasses or concentrated melado,
.shallbe liable to forfeiture to die United
States, and the same shall be forfeited.' *’
Approved, December 24, 1861.
[POBLtC —No. 3.]
AN ACT reUtlr* to court* martial fa tbe army
J3c.it enacted by the Senate and House of
' Representatives of the ffhited Statts
ica in Congress assembled, That in time of
war the commander of a division or sepa
rate.brigade may appoint general -courts
martial, and' confirm, execute, -pardon,'and
mitigate their sentences, as allowed and
restrained in the sixty-fifth and eighty*
ninth- articles -of war’ tocommandefs of
armies and«departments: -Provided, • That
sentences of such courts extending to loss
of life or dismission ’ of u commissioned
officer 1 ; shall .require -the -confirmation of
this general commanding'-the army in the
flsldk to . which -the > division or brigade be-'
lon&ii. And provided further, That when the
or brigade commsnder shall be
the aecnser or prosecutor, the conrt shall
be appointed by the nexthigher commander.
.. Approved, December24,lB6l. ;
r t [PCBUC—NO. 4.]
AS ACT to jrorite for aUbtme«t certificate among
- tho vchmteer force.
Be it enaeUdty the Senat*. and. House of
Bepraentativts 's/, ike UnUedStati* qf Avjcr
tea in Ovngms assembled, That . the Presi
dent United States shall appoint,
for each State hAni^/volunteers in the
- United States'serVlcejnot -exceeding three
persons,'who shall be antheriiod by -the
J! Prenden t’e eomniission fo Tisit tbe eereral
■ ’ departments', pfibb MJny lnJirhich rolun
■teers from tholrrtipeetire-State-i may be,
-and there procure-from said.volunteers
from time to time their .rtrptctlTe allot
: mentsoftheirpsy, tp thtir families-or
- friends, duly ctrtlfied 4n writing; and by
them, or by some commissioned offieerof
inch department, attested in pursuance of
eneb oniers aa may be piade for. that por
pttt fey the Secretary of -War, and upon
' which certified allotment the sereral jmy
asster* shell, at each regular payment to
troope/glre drafla payable, in the eity of
Kew York, to the order ofsneh persons to
whom said allotments were or may be made..
Bee. 2. Andbcit further ome/edJ That the
persona appointed as commissioners lb
earryintoeffeet thepreoeding section of
tUsaet aball feeeire so psy to emolumenta
whatever from tho Irtasdrybf-tbeUnitcd
■ States. r/ira-ri:
: See. B.'A»d.b Ufyrlher enacted, That
the fifth’ soctioo of-the set of twelfth Jane,
eighteen hundred and■ fifty-eight,. giri°S
«ntiera h :lltn npon i ibe : soldler'a pay, ba
•ad d>*' asihe is hereby reposed ; *nd fill
bsamTthaaame «• hereby abrogated. -••• >.
Approved, December IB6L
iMliil
A 8 At?fiuaUarr«a_rai»ro{vUtfiaa
.*'• rtVW*.i;. i
Rfil enacted' byttu -Senate
■ Rejirteentatioei'of the ■ United Siatu-of -Amer
fca m "Gtotfw aatnbtid- i *tK& t ibe'hmffof'
the same is
but'CT any,.money In •
fliS Treaaury j not otherwise, . appropriateiL
, -Apprqyed,.December:^4,1861.,w
[Rf.rolctios—Public No. I.]
JOINT RESOLUTION expressive of the
. by CobgrC^s-Of ,ihe. gallant
. patriotic’sei-yicea of the. lile Uriga
. Nathaniel Lyon,, .and/ the
~ officeni .and soldiers under hiacommand
. : at ihe hattle of Springfield, -
" ‘ Herblhed by the'Serfaieoild'House of" Rep
resfAtdiivetof the United "Stales of America
%n ‘Congress l. ’ That
'items it just and proper :to eatef upon Its
records a recognition . of the cmiuent and
.patriotic of the late Brigadier
. Nathaniel Lyon. The country to
; whose.service he devoted his lift will guard
and prcserve his fame as a part of its own
gl<«7- - - • ■ - ■
- ‘2. 'That the thanks of Oongrcss are here
by given to the brave' officers and soldiers
who, under the command of the late Gen
eral Lyob, ‘BU9tained the honor of tlie flag
apd achieved victory against overwhelming
numbers
.and that in order . to jeommemo
rate an event so,honorable to the country
and to themselves, it is ordered ,a that each
regiment l engaged shall - be authorised to
be ir upon its colors the word “Springfield,”
embroidered .in letters of-gold. And the
President of tiie ’States is ’ hereby
requested to cause these ’resolutions to be
read at the head of every regimentJn the
virmy of theUmted States.
Approved, December 24, 1801.
Punuc: Ucsolctio^—No. 2.]
JOINT RESOLUTION explanatory of an
act entitled_“An uct increase the du
ties on ; tea, ,sugar,’'.approved
, twcnty-foarlh .-of December, eighteen
. hundred and sixty-one.
- Tctoivedby the Serttite and .Rouse of
Representative* of the United Stales ofAmer
icam Gonyreis assembled, That the Seereta-
Ty .bf the Treasury be and Is .hereby au
thorised and directed to permit goods ware
housed at the date of the passage of “An
aCt to iacreasQ the duties on tea, coffee, and
'Sugar,” approved December twenty-foorth,
hundred and sixty-one, to be
withdrawn oti payment of the duties im
posed by the act entitled «An act to pro
vide au increased revenue from imports, to
pay interest on the public debt, and for
other .purposes,” approved August fifth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-one; and to
refund any excess of duties above those
.imposed by said last mentioned act, which
■may have been collected on ouch goods al
ready withdrawn, any laws orpartsof laws
to the contrary notwithstanding.
Approved, January 11, 1862.
[Public Resolution—No. 3.]
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing Henry
Sawyer to accept a medal.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of
Representative* of the Untied Statcs qf Amer
ica in Congress assembled. That Henry Saw
yer, consol to Surinam, be and he is hereby
authorized to accept the medal recently
transmitted to him by the King of Holland,
for an act oLhutnantty in an effort to save .
the life of a subject of that kingdom.
Approved, January 11, 1862.
Arrivals at the Pi
UP TO 8 O'CLOCK
MANSION HOUSE—Ube:
’rincipal Hotels,
K LAST 2fIGHT.
ert J at., near R. B. Depot,
rz. norunoL
H EUm, Ricb&nUtilie
Chaa Lane, Wheeling
SBegeett,
D K llarlao, Pirkenburt
A Hill,
Leri'Croiu, Ohio
PS Lel&earing, Phil*
S:Y McCoy, McCoy's St*
Isnac Hunter. Phil*
JarCotiner,
Chu Phillip*,
D Mevangar,
J h Oolemma A l*dy
D Barnkar, Mil
esoaas.Avann
Phillip Hmrrey, Phil*
3 M rlsh«r, N>w York
W Vance. Wwh dty
.AUcn Bryan, Icdltne
J P Wan, Clark** Hill
A B«ana, > ■
▲ McMillan,
Lt G A Ho«ka, Cp Pi«rp't
SergLHaatitwe, do
J S O’Brien, Phila
Mias M : KeUer, Colnxnbu
B C JConej; Ka« /York
C McDonald, do
W U Botiet ’j
HARE’S HOTEL—LiI
ty street, foot of Fifth.
Bemoei Grove, Salem,: 0
TBo*s,Waih. co.
E Sherd, Oil City
J Shard*...,. do .
H CoUUa, Butler co
Wm Bust, OH City
Z Hill, do
J Bottom, do
U Fetter* Bridgrille
i X Campbell, Hickory .
J U Gibeuo* Hancock cu
J 8 Owing?, dt
3 Doxk, Wieb.'co '
P Cornelias, do
Edv Sextan, Washington
ty street* below Seventh.
Joa Smith, Gmoaburg
S -Inglfi*,‘Baleratoirri
TW McNtogbton, do
S-H Carotbers, - Jo
J W Browns do
Colombian*
J Ganbj, Coshocton, 0
•T J'Yoting, QutOnttrarg
B JSmicfa,B»DO(xk co.Tt
do
Bam*l Bowman, Fire port
EAOI.fi HOTEL—Lil*r
jokhsikb, i
S Kilter, Wort. co
3 Moorhead, Johnstown
J JUson, •
-WHkk, do
D Hufisittt do
E Monhead, Kittaoniag
JllEriej, ' do
H-Aotfaionj, i
JThompeop, -
T.Mamnr, Alliuct
0 BaitiUi ZeUenoule
B Porter,.
J John*on,
BED LION HOTEL—No. 6 St. CUir «treet.
a. r. ounoow, rmtuxrox.,
i Milkr, Boiler j Bigbajn, Adamaco
H Hucker, do J Ktijt, Mercer *>
R Foreman, do ' 0 iAnd/Canonabura
8 Christy, • do M Brlntod', •
I Viren,- ido N W Pagan,
W McCall, do.- .. D Hartmhn'Ohio
F flembok). Saxonburg . F Hillards, Franklin
I Barchand, Oil City a Reynolds, do .
J Fiteliiiou, - Lawrencer. Corporal G Bulalnger, Co,
W-Trnbj, Freeport ■ PicrpontV -
J CaldweU, Weet. eo G Thomas, Op. Pferpont
HManar, T»og» W Gerbr, oo
A Crawford, Franklin J ALorgau, Princeton
Water *t met. "r
.r.,cßCFLas,.naraicTOß. : .
J Edgar, .
J Glass*
T McMosters* Turtle Cr.
& Gardner, Oil City
W Carpenter, Ohio
G Rrepe, W. Newton
S Washburn, Bod Bank
C Devour, West, co
W II Pancake, WTTVIboti, Ohio
U (Jordon. Oku «. WW Wlllluu, Cook.Cn
3 Omnrood,-Bmnwilte • W Phillip., Mon cltj
»bo nllticn,' Ctwn* ' C- Tout, Ontat co
Jno Deny do JGeagerj McKeesport
J K Pendleton, Rochester Thoerain trade, Butler co
JnofiampeUL.. A Alexander, ~
B Collier, 11 I'ortir.-Mon city
T White, _
STEXVHO^TS.
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IBVILLE/—Tho beuntlfbl itttioerißHßnt
ULAIU i*OE,.Capt.TbomjMPoe,
MONDAY* 27tb liut.) at in, m. For (rcfjht or piuk
•ag»a*-‘ w —■*
a bora • „ . ,
a*ip.m. - Jor.frtjfbt or paaaaa aimjy on board or
to Jalq J»B» LIVINSSTOJ? AGO* AgenW<
(JKCINCLNNATi • A-N U ,
-LOUIS fine
COMMODORE PERfcY,Capt. J. 11. Llghtner, ieSv"
ifortbsaboveandalllbteraedlatepbrtaTJliS DAT,
at 4p. w. Tor freight or tiamgo apply on board, *
• l*fi ! s bTli 00., ;
TJOK & Lull-. .,
iX? IS VILLE.—The stqamcr KEY WESTjn&ffifig!
;No. 2, c*pt.Evans, leaveaaa st>vva and all lnrenueuT
■to pom, TCISDAY,- oS Ap; b# For freight- 6t po*
.■*s■ apply on board arto -' . -- i- • ’ : -
• I*3o •■ ■ -. J.>B..LIYfNGSTON A CO.. Agents, t
: MUH, VUiOiN^A-iVIiOUB'V
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Mu DKIHA DOMa, Opt.
Q<xt. U. Moor,, —LUl—t, far tb, «bor* tsd til Idttf
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; jaii ■ -j. B. tivreaaTON a cq.. f
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!«■•»*« .lram,r SMMAuBT
JSSl^js
Betsnting, leaves ZsiwtrlUe EVERY FRIDAY, at?
11. S. PIERCE A CO.. ACTnt^ZMwarliS: },
rpm'gßflttUH AM) i*UKTa-, iii^
X MOUTH YAOLKt-Tor Wboelin*ißK
In**. > Mortem, garfcmhurg, fNwntoqy^Sfflgg;
Ironton—and FortamuatlL—The steam «n«n»
DEAN, Copt. O. W. Dickerson, will tear* for- parte*
mouthCTEBY TUESDAY,%t 3 o'clock b.m£l
twmFurtaumgthEVEßY FBIDAT.OI 13o'clock
to. FarJMghtoijMamge.Myoo bovdorTto,’
VhAJOK. Agpnti 1
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PACKET.—Tbtjfab-D<lldpaMraEtr.dlOiC
itaanr MMSjrrA,C»pt. John OordwTKnour
WEttHnatnAall faHtnoodlattjfartt BYEIIT TPKB-.
DAY, THUMB AX and BATITBDAT, U UddaSr
a. aa. t fa*klnn dc conirfatlon* with (ha nnlu
and diidnutL' ’ Ketara- ;
HOHDAY.WXDJIXB.'
Prc;»l«: PEUm,_at »
-Ml' ..." IU Water atnet.
COMMERGML RECORD.
Weekly Beritv efthe Pittsbnrgh Markets.
• < v yifpUrAwgk G<u*tlm.\ ,
" _ PlTriicflOS^TatrainXT, Jan. 23d, )BCL
[Norn. —T&'qaotatfoß* giTen,' in th« t>UxnrteKße
• vleW, U imurbe'nndentboa, are the vhotee&le brleee,
except when utherwLw noticed; and that-In‘ au duee
ds UmfiUihzot email ordera lo’tha city audcdtiu try
trade, an adranc«of thne. to firoiS veUL will be
chaKted over the** Quotation*. I
' and. dalL of-Pearl* at s %<§>
ffyi’, Soda Aan at S<g3>ic. : Pbta nmge ftoal 4to 4Wc.
' ■ ALE—There l»but litilo demand, and eblpthHit*
are limited; : The eetabUahad mma at proetat are:
bbl*. ball bbls.
Kennott fs,oo
X 0,00 ’ 3,00
a,»
APPLfiE—ecarce. In ooneequesce of which an ed>
vance hatbeeo eetahUabed./: We quote at from Si7s
to $3,12 per LU—mostly at $3.
BAGS—steady, with an upward teudency In rate*.
We quite Hope MUl,'bout, at 37c, and 3 buab,
houe Ut market; Tort : Pltt,2 bi»b, at 35c; 3 bush,
4lc; Monoogahda, 2 33c,3bush, 3Vc; Wlnni
plttnkee, 2.bush, at 35c;-Utark, 2 bo*b, xic: 2 bush,
sewed, 2<ic;Oals bush, 2bc.
BEAJTS-—ln limited eupply, while there la a good
dflmund: prime White command 41,2&@1,37 Vi bush.
BUCKWHEAT PLOUB—dull but unchanged;
We quote lu sacks at $1,50, and In bulk at 10C«12c
below thia.
BOtfKB’iSD EGGS—There b a regular deniaud
for Batter; prime to choice Roll command*
and coounou Eggß plenty aucTUull at 10c
. IIACoiS— I Thera is a light Inquiry for Bacon, bat
' ho established prices bare as yet been .made.
-BROOMS—In Air Inquiry st $1,25@1,50 for Com
mon,'cud for fancy. ■
CRANBERRIES—duII, with no sales of any ini
portmKxsOommouc<)nim»mls4JiOto|6 pa- bbl,and
request hot unchanged; e sale of
Col) boxes W. K. was made bn Tuesday *at UKo W lb.
Cults MEAL—steady,' with small sale* of sifted at
. 40c per bush for. new, and 45a for old, .. - |
CUESTNUTB—doII, with an. occasional small salo
at $2,25 boah.
OOTTOJT YARNS—The following quotations are
corrected op to date: v
SHUTIROS.
Eagle Sheeting 15 c per yd.
(Niagara Sheetings. per yd.
cottoji Taaxs.
Nos. 5 to 10...... 33c V Ib. No. ib 37c V lb.
No*. 11 a 12.....'. 33c “ No. 17 38c **
No. 34c “ No.. 3Dc "
No. 14 34c No. 19 40c •*
No. 15 35c « No. 20 41c »•
No. 400. 17c $ doz. No. 800 14c *) dor.
No. 500 16c “ No. 900 14c •*
15c “ No. 1,000 14c
.... 14c “
Cwrput Chain, assorted colon 32c V tt«.
Carpel Chain, white, tinder 16 cuts —32 c
: Carpet Chain, white, over 32c “
Bleached Coverlet Yarn 40c u
UnUeached Coverlet Yarn —. 38c “
Stic ••
Cottou 32c ••
Celklng. ! 20c ••
Fancy Betting 30c “
Sappier Batting 22c “
.Extra ..... 20c “
Common Batting lec •*
CANDLES A SOAP—The following quotations ar*
strictly correct:
Mould aud Dipped.
Star,...-
Sperm
Wax..™
R05in..;......
No.l Palm
Chemical ... ...
German and 010ine...........
Woman’s Friend, No. 1....
Woman’s Friend, No. 2....
Castile
1
Toilet,
DRIED FRUIT—4a fair request, but the supply
iu market is ample tomcat it. Peachee steady,
sales at from $3 to $3,25 per bush for prime to choice.
Apple* quiet at from 11,30 to f 1,75 per bu*h—mostly
at *1,63.
FEATHERS—pIenty and doll. In the abaeocw of
sales wequota the market nominal at from 36 to 40c
per Ib.
FLOUR— - The demand continue* to be restricted
mmtly to the wants ofthe local trade, as tbs dlßl
culty la getting can prevents ehlpmesu to scy ex
tent. In price# there has been no change, and we
quote the market quiet hot steady. The lollowlng
are the quotations from store-. Superfine, none In
market; Extra, Extra Family, (s,uu to
ss^l^—mostly. at ts.<mg)gs,lb—sad Fancy
5,75. By* Floor unchanged.
GRAIN—WncaT Is very firm ate slight advance
over last week's prices, which to attributed to tbo
bed condition of the roods, which prevents farmers
from bringing lhair crop into market. We quote
ttmn wagon at 95c to fl@l,U3 for prime lied and
White.
Kra—unchanged, with a better demand at 45c per
bush from fim hand*.
Bxklct—is Very firm, with an Improved detuaud
at 45c per btub from wagua.
Coxjf—rumaln* dull with a supply in excess of the
demand. Price* rang* from 38 to 40c.
Oat*—The demand to hardly ao good, as th* gov*
enuuent has quit boyiug, wad prices are altogether
nominal at 28c per Lush from wharf and depot.
GROCERIES—doII but unchanged. Cub* Sugar
to firm at 9% to 10c, and N. O. lu to Con»«
steady, with small sale* at 20 to 21c. MuUssea, 4a to
th* latter fur cholas N. 0., ask cooperage. Rice,
6&tooc.
tlAY—There la a regular demand for Hay from
scale* at price* ranging from $lO to $ll per tou.
' HOMlNi—4sselling In the small way at in
sack*, {*o lbs) and $4,60 per bbl <l9O foe.)
• UDUS—Dr—td Iloga In good supply, with «daa at
from to 4c par Ib according to cuudiUos—moetlv
*t3#c.
OILS—The demand for Credo Oil to limited, sod
price* are to unsettled that it to impossible to give
comet quotations. No T Lard to steady at 7oc,
aud refined Carben firm at 4ue.
POULTRY—The supply in market is Urge ami
considerably In excaaaol the demand. Lite Chicken*
are celling at 25c per pair, dnosed do 5c per lb; drea
oed Turkeys, 7c per B>; lire do, 60c toll apiece; live
Ducks, 40c M pair.
POTATOES—There Isa good demand for Potatoes
of all descriptions* without* however* any change iu
prices. We quota Nsahatmocks and Peach blows at
45c per bash; common Beds, 25c; Pink Eyes, tut, auu
Prlnca Alberts, 50c.
POWDER—Owing to tbs large advance In ealtps
tre, ceased by reduced nocks mod government do*
‘maud, there boa been an advance lu blasting powder
of 75c per keg, and rifle powder of $1 per keg. The
advance is uniform throughoat the country.
SALT—-dullbut unchanged; Bo 1 Extra is held at
$1*75q9t«67 in bbla and (I*3o in tacks.
SEEDS—Timothy Is dull at sl*so, and Clover doll
at $4. Flax lain demand at sl,tiu per lush for prime.
TALLOW—duII at 5c per 1b for rough, and 7c for
rendered. *
WUIBK Y~Oommon BecUfled is steady at 21@22c
per gall* cash and time, old itje commouds 75c to
£L5d, os to age and quality.
WINDOW GLASS—The following quetstlons have
been corrected up to date: flxk, 7x9* *2; Bxlo, *2,25;
9x12,10x13, $2,50; 9x14, 10x14, $2,75; 10x15, luxlti,
sd,oO—usaal distant for cash, 15 per cent.
Allegheor Cattle Market.
Jan. 23.—The offerings Of Cattle during the post
week hxveTeeo fidr and fully equal to tbs demand.
The sales went moderate, while prices remain steady
bat unchanged. We quote at from IJ4 to 3%c per fi>
gross, according to quality.
The Bog market has been very dull, and ruled In
ihvor or buyers. A still farther decline has been
established* and we quote at from $2,75 to $3 perloo
lbs gross—mostly at $2,87@2,90. The receipts con
tinue fair, with a moderate number of shipments.
The demand for Sheep is limited, and almost entire*
ly restricted to the wants of batchers.
Below will bo found the particulars of the sales at
bothTards:
«, Yards-Jamea Robinson, 82, per
lb; II Kettle, 19, SJd; M Oir, 17, Stii J Tillet«\lB. 2*
L Ovialt, 17, Lynn, 1» M w LwiiVra
K,’ T' 1 ,? StaJiW£S^?
19, $»; A Haves, 7U, 3; H A Merrick, 72, 2V,. Mor
gan Yards—John Hot)demon, 35, *2,35 per cwt- F
Wood* W, $3; J McHoiem* 19, $2,68; d S Curtis, IGS,
S2*BU;T Olfonl* 9, $2,70; <A McFsdden, 20,52,95 E 8
Beau, 16, $2,86; U Mallory, 72, S2JI6; E Fisher. 21.
$3; J Tipton, 20, $2,87; Wm Johnstoo, 17, $2,87;
Trp ll6 ™*?. !? 3 , #2l° $3,50; J McGlihl*
18, $2,86; Greeoowalt A co, CO, $2,95.
Cattlo left over and shipped East—Union Yards—
Wm Boas* 88;-John M GUse, 19; A Wilson, 48; D
Btadabaker r 29; J C Daniels* 19; M fitifcL 74; - -
60w1c», 1 25; J Tnrner, (l;. E.D»\is* 80; G Homing, 7;
John Hngbet, 9; Wm Porter* 19; W Bullock, 18: Geo
gW?” - !.?' 'Z Huffman, 24; Z Williams, 45; B
Miller, 16. Morgan Yards—John Beet, 17: John 8
Dye, 29; J Taylor, 13; Martin A co. 28; W McKennan
16; 8 Bncren, 17.
1 . nnai.
■of”?.".”' “ d Knt E**>—Dnioo TanU—J McCullv,
131; J lbath, 233; John H OUa, 308; J B ConUn, 818
John £ Born. 83; 1> fltßdabaker. 207; John Wall. M;
ill Hitler, 068; J Brady, MO; U ghalTrr, Mi; WUlh™
llofmer, 278; John,Hn*hi,,37(Wln 8011, 71; Gro IV
England, 36; l BrlckW. 75; J W HodanroU, 03;
JnrannU, • 171; Holme, A TEleSht, 1; 100. Maroon
Varda-J Smith; 170: J 0 Chltt.n.l2o; W Mitchell,
13°; o Cowlea, 37K J D Dailey, 100; Baafa Dailey,
oojji Dailey, 00; J J ro«.r, «7; IrWln Aher,7tt T
•lloath, 288; r Dailey, 102; McKennan 18- jno
Coot, 32; CWllllanion, 1M; B B CorbS/MCh S E
Eyttona, 130; J K Compa 550. ’
SoM—Morgamlorda—B Oartrell, 182, *2,20 ner 100
Eagrom; W McKoe, 147, »2,87; D bSiS; Mri. ”
J Hendenoo, 23, *2,85; Slogen A Cartar, 150, M. 05; H
I Clark, 280, gijlS 8 Naylor, 81, *2,87; J Markh, 76.
*2.88; 8 John
&IMI,BO, *2,76; ABAn, U, |B.
■ ■if
Ewer,
160; J Tomer, 235; E DarU, 156; J Hughes, 159; Geo
England,'9oo; Holduf k PhieOer, 63. Morgan Yards
—DBkktor,l6o:JGftor,«. •“?:
Sold—Union Yonto—A J= Sdger, 40,13 per bead.
HfrgaA.Yard*-"C RUber, 254 v $f,76 per hSd; J Me*
Faddin,^^.s, '
NOUEO.
Vent East—Union Yards—lT Brennemon, 3; V
Qoari»Mk L Brisker,' 18.
Inporti br Hlwer.
WHEELCfO—wm Jotbt T. McOowto QsoUbbU,
Hut«hlnton M oo; Shkda tobacco, (Rarke A oo; 8000
hoop pole*, H. l5O bbto piL Fleming A
bros: 415 »ks baiVjt Mwde* A,VemsnL74 aks malt,
Clark* Acxr, 60 teas pig ttftoL Eftnon; PmtoU 4
co; 100 bbla wkiaky, J( MoOußousb A c«; 48 Mis
P*P»r« Fosttf A rtotooa; 60 dodo»T9t Y 4 OR R:
kbxa traitor* 6K 4o* brtifa, Jao Hfrtwt; 60 bMa
dry peacha, Jae A Fetaar; 268 01l Oil
eo;T4beadeattk,243bo*a.owner., \ ,
; .BiTer »«»»•:,» •
Tberiver ooutinnaa toreoad* wltk twelvo
hudjfvtning. W*otbet ;y«s
'ftoday wakekody 'andf tour/prltk
BoolneeiWaaviwy4aQ *ttkawWrl*dw ictui
1. XcOotob* from Wbeaßng being tha only antral
She had a fair .freight list and qtiiieV number of pee*
•engen. The
.Cincinnati last uight. she bad a moderato trip, iu
cludinga number of'govpnnneiit
Are several boats duo from below, but they duubthses
.have been detained by Iho Wheellog,-bridge....—.The
Hallman Is high and dry, with fhe.exception of about
twenty foet of her stern, . A Urge >*orce was engaged
yesterday lu cudeavuringlo remote her from her per
ilous sitoalion, but without avail., it to thought,
however,'that she will be got off yet without Btut&in
lug much damage Th* Venango started up tbo
Allegheny river on Wednesday evening with au ei -
odlenttrip. Among other things she had twelve or
fourteen hundred empty oil barrels.
From thu St. Louis Democrat of Tuesday vie Iku u
lliat thc Misstosippi is still gorged between Cairo and
St. Louis, and eulirely froreu over between Su LonU
aud Altou.
FoaCtirCtßSUTi asn Locisnixs—Tbe Key West,
Copu W. 8. Evaus, will leave for Cincinnati and
Louisville this evvuiugr Hie Commodore Ferry,
Capt. 'J. 11. Llghtuer, and Clara Foe, Capt. Thomas
Poe, are utoo advertised for the same points.
Foa St. Louis—The Prlrna Donna, Capt. Bloote,
Is loading, and will leave for St. Loitto soon.
£D VC** TlOJf•**£..
'njsrmalsshoul. -h. \villilms
XI hu Opened a NORMAL SCHOOL at No. 27 St.
Clalretreot, Third story.
Testimony of Teacher 1 :
He is the counsellor of the Teachers, the m.r to
whom all of os look for advice aud Instruction.
JOHN J* WOLCOTT.
I concur modt heartily with the above.
LEONARD U. EATON.
I cheerfully concur In the upiniou expressed above.
W. B. FREW.
1 take pleasure lu giving it as my opluiun that tbe
foregoing recomuinudation la fully merited.
~ A. BUBTT.
I kZiow of uo one who deserves higher teatiuiuuy In
bis fim>r.' lL N. AVERY.
I fully concur in' the above recommendation.
D. DENNISON.
He can prepare pupils for tbe High School quicker
than any other teacher in this city.
A. T. DOimiETT.
Teems—sl per week, in advaucu. au*:3t&wd
VS.
.STATE?’ OF AMERICA^
WESTERN DISTRIOT OF PENNSYLVA
NIA. *6. .
Wbereas a libel of information has been filed in the
District Court of thu United Suits of America for the
Western District of Pennsylvania, on thu iweuty
•ixtb day of December, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-ono, by Robert B.
Carnahan, Kaq., attarucy of the United State*, on
behalf of the united States, alleging in substance
that a certain Steamboat called toe ISAAC Ha m.
M H IT, and of tbe following dimensions and descrip
tion, to wit: In length 130 feet, in breadth 24 tea t, m
depth 6 feet] measnres 146 59-95 tonstfe a stoauier;
haa a wheel stern, a cabin on deck and plain bead,
and to quit lying nt tbe port of Pitubuagh, iu said
district, and to owned in part by ono Victor Wflauu,
a citizen resident and inhabitant of the State of Mis
sissippi; that In pursuance ofthe Act of Congress, ap
proved July 13th, 1861, tbe President of the United
auiu* issued his proclamation, dated August 16th,
leol, declaring inter alia that the inhabitants of the
Sialu of Mississippi are in a eUte of insurrection
against Ihe Lnun.l State*, and Dial from and alter
fifteen days from said August 16th, 1861, all ships
aud vwwoto belonging iu whole or in part to uny ehl
wi or Inhabitant ol said fitufo of Mississippi found in
any part of tbe b'njtod Bute* would be forfeited to
tbe Uuited Stitt**, ~bod that said steamboat owned as
alorenid was so found in the port of Pittsburgh upt.n
said December 2Ctb, 1861, and that theaaid vowd,
her tackle, apparel and furniture became thereby for
feited to the use of the Uuited Slates, and praying
that the euine may be condemned as forfeited a*
aforesaid. “*
10 c H ib.
**
45 c **
68 c “
:8V
-.7 c
... 7 c
5 c
...10 c
9@ll)c
6 .c
Now, therefore, in pursuance oftb* monition under
tbo seal of the said Court, to me directed and dthr-'
tied, 1 do hereby give public notice to all persons
cUtnuug the said vowel, bur tackle, spparnl and fut
uiiur«, or anv interest tburvin, or lieu tkcrcvn, nr iu
any manner interested in the same, that th- y be and
appoar bddre the ssid District Court, at the city of
Pittsburgh, on TUESDAY, tbo 28lh day of January
next, llSod.) at ofoven c'clock, in Ibeforeuoonof that
day, if tha same shall be u day of Jurisdiction, otix r
wiae on tbo next day of Jnrist>ictlon thereafter, Uun
At*.l tbore to interpree their cUlme and to~nake thi Ir
allegattous In that behalf. A. MURDOCH,
U. 8. Marshal for the Western District of Ptun'a.
Pittsburgh, Doc. 27th, IBCl,—doaoidld
jJITHKIIXiES XX FLINT GLA^S
OVAL CARBON OIL
Patented October Btb, 1861.
Tbe best that have ever yet been offered to the
public. They are tbe best for tbe following reasons:
1. Di-cauee, U»lUjc of an oval shape, tbe glass to
everywhere equally dutaut from tbo flame, so that
thu draft is stronger sad more regular.
2. Thw oral shaiw u better adapted to resist tbe
effect of sudden expansion, ao tbat it to iuiposeibls to
creek them.
J. Tbe glaaa to mad* Itrgely of L«a<l aud Pvarlasb,
giving a grtat degree of strength and elasticity. Ihe
chimneys which housekeepers have ’found to be 00
brittle aa to creek, even when not tn nse, wre invaria-
Ur made of Lime Uiaae Instead ut Klim Glads, of
which our* are mauufseturod.
4. But tlfo greatoet advantage of tli<*s Chimneys is
that when you have oi«J it will last forovtr, aud if
any bouaekireper breaks one by the hot! ofthe lamp,
let her calllat the manufactory and we will repbcce
her cracked chimney by a dozen whole uu*. Tine
proffer do*#; not include acadeuta or those ot
bri-wkago »bore the chimney has, through inoipun
rt».'*, been scrrvro.l so closely to tbe lamp aa to pre
vent Its expansion when healed.
Menufectumn oud cu&sum«-r» of Oerbon Oil, wbo
b**« fell tt*e niogullude of the oljmlacld, which iaoa
ciiANii iu the greet expeuee uf chlniocy*, in the w*y
uf the auivdreol use of the oil, have found it remedy iu
(ho Oval XX Fhut Glass CLiuoeys, which hits route
ro-.lly leaseurd the cost of Carbon Oil light to lh>*o
who ase iliMm, and tucreased the coosniuption of oil
coiiMijuent U|mju the hrseelicd expviun* lor chimneys.
For sole byj. C. Eirkpatrick, L- ThuumiA Co.,
Reger* A Neebit, P. Usydeu, Lucoeco Oil Co., Wutilni
4 tteioeke. W. Ogden A Co., W. I*. Wooldridge, \V.
U. Murray,]or nt tbs U&oufoctory, WoshlugL-n ►».,
n««r Peonsylvsiiia avenue.
naUMftWwsstf E. D. DITHKIDGE.
UNITED STATES OK AMERICA,
WesTCON DISTOICT Or PEXNsrLVANtA, rn.
Notice is'hereby giteu that by virtue ol a curtnla
warrantor arrest issued out ol theDisfrict tjjurt oi
the United Stales for said District, silling iu Admir
alty, I have seized and attached the Stemuboul or
rc«tl called T. D. Uoaxcs, together with all and
sliigulor her tackle, apparel and fnraiiure, and the
same do hold fur safe keeping and to abide the fiu&l
order and decree ot said Court in a certain plea civil
and maritime, prosecuted against the soldwteambjat
by Samuel McCurtuey, libelUut, for wages.
Now, therefore, all whom it may concern, take
ucitire, that you l<o and appear before the Uoucrabie
Wilson BlcCandieaa, Judge of our sold Court, at *
■peciai thereof to be hohlen at the United
Stales Court Room, in the city of Pittsburgh, on the
28ra DAY OF JANUARY Inst., at 11 o’clock, a. m.,
then and there to show cause, if any you bare, why
tbs sold steamboat, her tackle, apparel, Ac., should
not be condemned for the payment of said fitumnd
McCartnev. A. MURDOCH,
jalfrdld U. 8. Marshal, West. Dist. of l’cnns.
p'ROCERIES AND FISH—
VS" 70 bag* prime Bio Coffee,
lohbds. tiugar,
22 barrels standard Crashed flngar,
25 “ Coflee and Refined Sugar,
35 ** Golden and S. 11. Syrup,
18 " New York do
10 »■ Pennsylratiia . do
65 “ N. l>. Ifolasnee,
50 “ and halves Nos. 1, 2 and 3 large and
medium Mackerel,
20 “ Enstport Herring,
15 Split and Labrador IJsrriug,
40 lioxes Scaled _ do
' 3000 pounds prime Codflnh,
12 barrels No. 1 Lard Oil,
Fur sale by SCHOMAKEB A LANG,
Jal6 _ No. {HU Llbeny street.
/IONSiU^MEisTS
V-f 80 poire Prurie Chickens,
1 bbl. prime Roll Batter,
4 bbU. Sweet Cldor,
180 cans fresh Peaches, In quart cans,
4 bbl*. Eggs,
50 boxes W. 11. Chtteoe,
25 bids. Hominy,
1000 lbs. Buckwheat Flour,
100 boxes Woods’ Starch,
100 Ibs.JParod Peaches,
luo bnsh. prime Dried Peaches, halm,
Just received and for sale by
FRANK VAN OOpDEXt,
Jn.IT No. 114 Second strcoC
TN ADDITION TO OUR Ai,READY
X large stock of Green and Dried Fruit, we bn re re*
reived ibis day,
300 bush, choice new Dried Apples,
4gf> do Urge halves new Dried Perches,
120 bbls. Mlwouri Apples,
25 socks frosb Flint uumlny.
Also In store and for *4l*,
50 bush. Corn Meal, (
2 ton Buckwheat Flonr,
6 bosh. Pecan Nuts,
60 bbla. Cranberries.
J<ri L. U. YUIQT A CO.
■pKOULiCiv—lU . bbls. ills. Foot. Flouri
X 10 do. DryApplos, V
5 do Dry Peaches,
' 2 do Pared do '
5 kogs Lard.
4 bbls. Roll Buttery-prime,
2 • do Eggs,
Jn»t recetrsd by Railroad aud for salo by . .
J. S. DILWOBTH A CO.,
1 Wholewde Grocer*.
QTUCCO WOKKEK.—JAb. UWijJKa,
kJ STUCCO AND MASTIC WORKKU, PAPEU
HANGER AND PLASTERER.
WnJENTBES AND ORNAMENTS of all kinds
furnished on short noHoe.
All older* loft at No. £VCongress strret, six doors
from Wylie, at of Palmer's W'all Paper St<frp, No. 91
Wooil street, willhe promptly attended to. ;mh2B
D IAIUEB FOH lb6!i—A large and
choice varioty, nil styles* from the plainest do
the most elegant* for sols at low prices by'
; WM. O. JOHNSTON A CO., ’
jal ’ 1 ’ » • Stationers, 67 Wood street. '
TAKIKD FRljl'l'— ::
JLS 1A sacks choice Dried Apples,
26' do ’ do' do ' naches,•
Just received and forsole .. . ■ -
JAMESA^RTEZB,
Jals i- Corner Market and Tint street*.
.xJOLASSEaANbarHCFM ■
iXi 250 " 1 13 a ‘’
100 | do HnM flrnn.
On hand and for tola by LITTLE A TUMBLE.
.ffKCEtI.WTO VS.
QTKA3I WREKLV BETWEEN eg*
O N « W YORK'A NfiLlVißpoO L» lumi. gfffgfc
ingaii<i embarking PaMcugers at QUKENs7?>w5r,
(Irehmd.) Tb© Liverpool, Sew York and PhUadri
.{Aria HUatuthipOnnpMij Intend dwpatcbbir cbeir
foil-powered Clyde-built iron Steamships u follow*:
KA ....Saturday, Juotrr 19,
CITY OF : NRW YORK........Saturday,. “ 2A
GLASGOW*.. Saturday, February l
and every Saturday,** soon, from Pier 44, NcJrib
Hirer.
FIRST CABIN 575,00 IST EKK AG E $30,(0
do to Xoadou.... &o,uo| do. to 3XOO
do to Parbf 85,00 do to Park 38,ia)
do to Hamburg, fcs.ouj do td Hamburg.. S5^W
P/uaengehs also forwarded to Havre, Btwurti, Hot
teriLiti*, Anrw<irp,Ac.,'Bt equally tow rate*.
ttS" Persona wishing tebringeut their friends can
buy tickets hero at the following rates to N«w York:
Front Liverpool or Queenstown; Ist Cabin, $75, SSS
and 5105. a toe rage from Liven *>oi 54H,uu. From
Queenstown $30,u0.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
pdssrsgeni, and'carry expdienced Surgeons. They
ara built tn Water-tight Iron Sections, and have
Patent Fin? Aunihil&tora ou board.
wrPAsseNOERB roa Euhope. —By order of the Ssc
reary of State, all fmvtjqj the Untied States
ore required to procure f\inj>or<» before going on board
the Steamer.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
15 Broadway, New York.
JOHN TUOMPSON, Agent,
mhlfi-dtf No. 41 n Liberty rireet, Pittsburgh.
BRASS FOUNDERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
PLUMBERS,
GAS FIXTURES,
of every description.
OIL WELL PUMPS, of BRASS. COPPER or
IRON, with the most approved Chambers or Valvi-a,
of ail kinds, and warranted to give satWarrion.
fjMj FARMERS AND OTHJ2KS.
FOR SALE, GROWERS SUPERIOR PATENT
GRAIN FAN AND SEPARATOR,
The superiority of this FAN over all others in aso
amsUts in Us choepucss, simplicity and durability.
Sm-oixl, iu cleaning Grain faster, batter and more
thoroughly, with less labor, than any other mill.
The patentee of tbe above Fan has been long en
gaged in inannfacturing and selling Agricultural Itu
pjrinutti, and convinced of tbo gTeaL want of a good
r*n tor cleaning the different kinds of 1 Grain and
Aods, presents this to tbe public, with fall confidence
tliul it will meet their Wants.
The undersigned, having purchased tbo sol* right
to manufacture and wii the above Grain Fan and
O perator in Western Pennsylvania, Western Yir
giaia, and all Ohio, and the right to sell In Indiana
and Illinois, ti uqw prepared to fill all orders, whole
sale or retail, at Sly Liberty street, jhitebturh, Pa.
«u3.«mwtfF W. W. WALLACfi.
/ iXIDE OF IKON PAINT,
The beat article for the purpose* known for pre
serving IRON AND WOOD WORK FROM RUST
AND DECAT; for BRIDGES, ROOFS, BOATS,
'TANKS.-OIL BARRELS, cr ether work exposed to
Che weather.
jA* a FlhK-I’RQOF PAINT, it is invaluable, and
ll warranted superior In body, permanency and cheap
nL* to any other Paint known.
and for sale by the ton or smaller miantity by
tKTT
PENK'A. SALT MANUFACTURING CO.,
drii-3mm? a* Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
L. ALLtiN r Agent^
LAMP CHIMNEYS.
WINE*. BRANDIES, LIQUORS AND J CIGABB;
No. 6 Wußl Street, Pittsburgh, Penn’a.
uo‘23:«£tapl
]i/I UHPHV A RUUiNb. * Commission
J.VJL UcacuAHT*, and Wholesale Dralcra In MACK
EREL, SALMON, SiIAD, HEBINBG, CODFISH,
Ac., No. 146 North Wharves, betweoo Race auj Atch
street*, PtatADCLrutA.
.itxiu barrels Mass Mackerel—large, and medium
alas Nos. 1,2 and 3, in aaaortod packages.
50 barrels prime No. 1 Salmon.
l(hKl do Economy Mess Shad.
4Ua> do superior No 1 Herring,
Consisting qf different brands, Labrador, Halifax,
Bay of island a ini Kastport, Ac.
OXM boxes Scaled ana No. 1 Smoked Herring*,
Ixa) qaintails George’s and Grand Bank Codfish,-
Which *t now oiler at tho lowest cash prices, and
solicit a call before buying.
MURPHY A:KOONS,
dc4 6tnd No. 140 North Wharves, Pbil’a,
rpo ALL OOiNCKKN —Take notice
X that under the provisions ef the Act of Assembly,
approved May 1, Ifttil, entitled- ‘'An Act Relative to
acertain Burial Ground in Allegbeuy City," the tie
loci end Common Council* of the City of Allegheny
have eu lured Into arraugemeuts with the Mourn
Union Cemetery Compauy tor thedtoenteriucnt and
removal uflhe bodies of dead person* buried in* the
KTcvt-jard aitnated on the South and Weal Conuaoua
ol naid city, and tor the re-interment of the eaine in
the Mount Union Cemetery, iu accordance with the
requirements of said Act. UEOKGE LEWIS,
Chairman of Committee on ihty Property.
(LslfcSutd
SU N OKIES TU THE TKAOh.
3(»lW bua. new kilo Dried Peaches,
50uu “ *• •• •• Apples,
- 3UJ bbl*. choice Green “
250 boxes prime Western Burerve Cheese,
1500 bbl*. cLoico Ky. White Wheat Flour,
:»0 •• •• Bye
150 *' Nos. 1 and 2 Mackerel,
125 " No. 3 large *•
lw butts assorted brands Tobacco,
500 bhls. choice Plantation Moiaaaee,
100 b hilt. N. O. Sugar,
list bbU. assorted Refined Sugars,'
150 •• *• •• Syrups,
lift doc. ** Corn B rooms,'
360 bbl*. prime to choice Bio Coffee,
75 cheats Young Uyeob and Black Teas,
in store and fur sale by -
McDonald a arbucklks,
dels No. 263 Liberty street, near Wood.
a. a. w. tailor ...............a. lkstsh tatlor.
rmYLOR & BROTHER, Commission
X Mekcbahts,
No. 46 WALNUT STREET,
CINCINNATI, OHIO..
Personal attention given to the purchase and
■alu of PRODUCE and MERCHANDIZE generally.
Moderate adduces'made ou cotuigtimrnt* of staple
articles.
Blessrt. THOMAS ABBUCKLE A CO., Pittebnrgb.
•• KING, PENNOCKACO., do.
JOSEPH 0. BUTLER, Esq., Cincinnati,
And Ciocinaali merchants generally. no2*lfn>d
SUNITKV CONSIGNMENTS.
C 2 bbla. White Whoat Family Flour,
8 “ Rye ‘‘
6o bush, tihellcd Corn,
75 sadks Ear “
2tt dozen Corn Brooms,
76 boxes Cheese,
.. 10 bushel* Beans,
<5 tiarrela Roll Batter,
500 lbs, choice Fuathora,
16 bush. Timothy Seed,
2 ÜbU. Eggs,
In storo and for sale by
JAMES A. FETZER,
Ja7 Corner Market and First street.
J UST IN TIME FOR THE HOLG
DAYS—Received this day,
26 boxes canned Poaches, at $3 per doxvn.
100 bus. choice halvas new Dry Peaches.
60 bus. prima'Dried Apple*.
100 bid*. 8L Louis Jsnniton Applet.
30 boxes bottled pure Wine.
26 bhls. Flint Hbmftiy.
' 1 car load Princo Albert Polutoea.
1 •* •• Peach Blowers.
26 boxes mild Checee.
For solo by L. H. VOIGT A CO., 247 Liberty *{.
cost.
The largest stock of
CLOCKS
Id tho city, cleslug out at COST.
R..T, M’GEAQH,
No. 274 Liberty street.
IjILOUR— ■
J} 33 bbl*. Extra Family Flour, Taylorvllle Mill*:
66 •* *• •• Washington •• 1;
31 “ “ “ “ Hoosier ••
2* ** " .. “/ !.,*>. Fairfield
* •• Valley
17 *♦ Superfine .• •«*. •* » ■
49 “ Extra Family “ Fishrrvlle “
68 “ v ". r “ . tibelbyvillo “
In store and for sale by,
d*3l ISAIAH PICKET A CO.
INDIA RUBBER BASTE EUR BOOTS
AND SHOES, proacprlDg tho leather and ftndor
iug them perfectly wdter-proof and pliable. Wo
manuCictnro this article ourselves, und can recom
mend it to be all that is represented, as aIW can
many that have used is. heretofore, fur taloAwhole
salo and retail, 1 at the lodla Rubber Depot; 2ft*nd 28
811 Clair street. • J.'A H, PHlLlilPti.
"DKF-LNiSIJ _ uiir-ll)0 bbl&.i superior
XVNd.lTCßfibedOUreceTTinjkmtfcr'ml«br- .1
; \ .rrr^.i
■■ and- 70 Water 4 tree t. 1 '
X>lGB Fifil?l\Sparo^tw,Tender^JUoin«J=
X andotter hfiu fbr tale during thsaM»on,atour
Pork Bouse, at the head of Chactnut street, Alleghe
ny. delO JAOKSOH A TOWNSEND/
asres or passaok:
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Manufacturer* and Dealers in
PUMPS AND BRASS WORK,
MANUFACTORY,
110 Water and 104 Front street*,
PITTSBURGH.
Patented January 10, 1860.
PBODDOS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
RECTirYlflti DISTILLER.
oti.S, itc.
Reese a-graff, - """
OIL REFINERS,
awn ■ancracruams br - •
y .' ' ' WHITE BURNING OIL,
PCREDEOPOirtTEDBENZOLE
AND STEAM CLARIFIED MACHINERY OIL,
CRUDE OIL OF iLIiGRAVITIES PURCHASE!)!
Oil Ett»relsw uitAd.' ' \
Coruar.Otrtca. Mootingahela llonse.-■ deUMßjylyF
X>K IKuiaKuM Uil*.—Thfe BW Y&re
A OHruiCAL SS Dej etreet, New
York, tuiVestablished a. brpot at ELIZABKTHPORT,
V. 1 . lor reii-mug uud storing OIL shipped bv Hi#
J<Ts.*y port i* <xmvenL*ut to
N«-« 1 v»rk, and-wvr-s c«r{dge and much baudUng.—
CouSigumeuTs eoiicitod. 3f<trl fksrr*ii riu
1 -
. Sri KMi Ricbay, of the Orih ntUkhey,
Uouuj A tX>.; R-oteta A Nesbitt; Eaton, Alacrnm A
fa . , uodn;im«awF
OIL WORKS.(JOMRANY OF
O PENNSYLVANIA; ; !
•IDBKICATIN-C AKD
No. 3 Cluir si., u«ir Duqursno Way,
PrrrjßLTidH, Pajof’A.
Tb» C'eui|nny h» exclusively engaged in the Oil
trade, aud is roustantly offeriug PETROLEUM on
commission, vholcaale. Advance# mode on consign
ments. Addn-w J. WEAVER, Jb^
no 2. f >:dtf - • Seer Wary.
Uto. W. UOLPHHU».....AAIt. B8TA!» O. 1. » COBIIIca
OIL lIEFIXERY.
UOLIiSUIt, BUY AX A CO.,
MANUrACTUBEBS Of
BURNING OIL AND LUBRICATING OIL,
"Keep coudtantly on hand'the very beat quality of
•BURNING OIL, clear aud without odor; also, a irnod
LUBRICATOR, pure WHITE BENZOLE ami CAB
GREASE.
ordure left at No. 55 Finn Strict, Bonk
Block, secoud floor, will be promptly attmidod to
iM-.Vdtl'
I UCIFIiK OIL WORKS.
WILLIAM P. WOOLHIDGE,
KAMuracTonsa or
COAL CARBON OIL.S,
aud dealer iu
LAMPS, CnniNEYS, <fr., dc.,
No. 3W Market street, botw«.u Second aud Third,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
robafrdly
IJ'AGLE OIL WORKS.—WIUUTMAN
A ANDERSON, refiner* and dealers iu
PURE CABBON 01L,(quality guaranteed,)
_ PITTSBURGH, PA.
CAR GREASE and BEfiZOLK constantly on
baud.
Order* received for the present At CHESS, SMITH
A Co.’», Water and Ffrbt etrwts. . ,
- se'Jtflnj’ii
OiLCOMFAJSV.
B. n. DAVIS, President.
JOHN IRWIN, Jr., Se e’jr and Treae'r.
DiaccToaft—R. H. Daria, T. M. Nevin, J. L. Car
nughan, A. Cameron, John Irwin, Jr.
PETROLEUM, of light gravity, from tbe well* of
the company, on Oil Creek, in Vc-uango county, con
stantly on hand and for tale.
Office at T. H. Nerin A Co.’B* No. 2« WOOD ST.,
Pittsburgh. mydrlyd
PKTKON'A Oil, WORKS—LONU,
MILLER * CO.
Works at Slurpaburg Station, AHogbeoj V«U»y
Bailruad.
Office nod Warehouse, 23 MARKET STREET,
Pittsburgh.
Hanufectarura of ILLUMINATING and LUBBI
CATING CARBON OILS and BENZOLE.
No. I REFINED OIL, warranted nou-explo
aive, always on Laud. ucl2:ljd
ÜBKICATIKG OIL, at tbs low
PBICK or 25 CENTS PER GALLON, constantly
on bum! and lor tale by B. 0. &J. U. SAWYER.
As to the quality, we reier to aunexed certificate:
PITTSBPBOII, Nov. 27, laoo.
Matr». B. C. d J. H. Sawyer—Gents • The -Lubri
cating Oil wears getting trout you we find to L* the
best tor our purpurea wo have ever m**d,
Thl L- S. M. U. Jl. R. Co.,
no2@ t_f ‘ By Wm. ESPY, {Vc..«dew/.
w: A. MoCJLUKG,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CRUDE AND REFINED CABBON OILS,
>'■ tf* .] 1 t Si,. Cl Wood Street.
'stoves, Xc.
Allen, mcCoumjck & co., vallet
Fuondby, Pittsburgh, pa.
**#*WABXHOCat, No. 301 Liberty street.
Manutacturtjr* of COOK, PAULOR AND HEAT
INO STOVES, PARLOR AND KITCHEN GRATES,
HOLLOW WARE, etc., Steel aodGlut Mouldi,
lug ftIUl Castings, Mill Gearing, Gas, Water and Ar
tueu Pipe, Sail Irons, Dog Irons, Waguti Boxed, Su
gar Kettle*, Pulleys, Hangers, Car Wheels, Couplings*
and Castings generally. Also, Jobbing and Machine
Oustings unuis to order. Patented Portable Mill,
with Steam or llurto l\,wor. uol£Gtnd
James 9. „.a. *. toosu.
Young dcqfesne foun
i>bt, Liberty street, oear the Outer Depot Pa.
It. -8., Pittsburgh, Pa., manulactura MACHINE,
HOT BLAST AND ROLLING MILL FURNACE
CASTINGS of every description.
OIL PIPE,'"BOILER CASTINGS, FIRE FRONTS,
GRATEBABS, WAGON BOXES, SAD AND DOG
IRONS, GRATES AND GHATK FRONTS, STOP
COCK BOXES, Ac., always on hand and for sale low.
'Order* left with W. W. YOUNG, corner of Wood
•treat and Diamond alley, will receive prompt atten-
r Bib'ra
Stoves i stoves i-d. i>b haven
A SON, MASU»*CTURimor STOVES,
Warehouse, Federal it., uear Suspension Bridge,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
We ask the attention of dealers U> our large assort
moot of COCKING aud HEATING STOVES, for
wood and coal, which »e are selling at the lowest
ratiw. Those viaitiug our city will bad it to their
advantage to give us a call and examine our stock be
fore pme basing elsewhere^
CAtiT IKON UOUtiK FRONTS, IRON BAILING,
SCALES, HOLLOW WARE, WAGON BOXES,
PLAIN ami FANCY GRATE FRONTS, FENDERS,
etc., aud CASTINGS ol ail kinds made to order. -
jjlfeljd D. Da HAVEN A SON.
ij’TNA STOVE WORKS.—A. BRAD-
A LEY, manufacturer of every variuty of
COOK, PARLOR ANB HEATING STOVES;ORATE
FRONTS, FENDERS, Ac., Ac.
Sole proprietor of the celebrated PATENT GAS
BURN INO AND SMOKE CONSUMING ARRANGE
MENTS.
arm Santa Room, curnarof Wood and
Third streets, Pittsburgh, I’a. jafcdly
HOTELS.
HOTEL, " -
OS THE EUROPEAN PLAN ,
CITY OF NEW YORK.
SINGLE ROOMS FIFTY CENTS PER DAY
CV/y Hall Sjuarv, comer Frankfort Street.
(Opposite City Hall.)
B&"MeaUm they tnay bo ordered In the spacious
Refectory.
There Is a Barber’s,Shop and Bath Boost* attached
to tho Hotel
•TBeware of RUNNERS and HACKMEH who
My we are full.
noitffcdlyit R. FRENCH, pßornirron.
LOUIS HOTEL, Chestnut Street,
ABOVS THlhn,
PBILA DELPHI A
Id the Immediate neighborhood of tho Jobbing
Bouses on Market, Third and Chestnut
•trouts, tho Banks, Poat-Olßco, Mer
chants Exchange, Ac., Ac.
BOARD PER #1,60.
JccomniodaAoa, wltcn Tfqni'tH, vn tko EUROPEAN
PLAN.
Booms from 60 coots and upwards, por day, and
Mtauar a nnsT CLaaa Bisracnairr areacaan to
tdk Hotku Prices according to Bills of Fare.
«*Tui Citt Cana ta&i PaMuaxna non amt
Station TO on CLOSE TO tos Horn, i
WB'EngUsh, French, Gorman and Spanich spoken.
Jyl7iilom 'L
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Broadway,
, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED TO fifiO PER DAY.
Since tho opening of this vast and commodious Ho-.
tel, in 1864, it has boon the single endeavor of the
proprietors to make It the most sumptuous, conven
ient and oomfortable heme for. the citizen and stran
ger on this side of tho Atlantic. ■ > .
And whatever has scorned likely to administer to
the comfort of Us guests they haie eudeavored, with
out regard to cost, to provide, and lo combine all the
element* of individual and social enjoyment which
modern art has Invented and modern taste approved;
and the patronage which it haa' during
tho past six years is a gratifying proor that tholr ef
forts have been appreciated.'
To meet the exigencies of the thtfco,-when all are
required to practice the meat rigid Economy, tbe un
denigned have REDUCED THE PRICE OF BOARD
TO TWO PER DAY, at the asms time
abating none of. the luxuries with which their table
has blthcstd fccdn supplied.
; TREADWELL,. WHITCOMB A GO. :
'oc3£md /;
URUIT TREE&—iNpUCBMBNW TO JPur-
X very large stock of choiae TRESS^
,of selected varieties to choose from, with every possi*
ble caro taken to have every variety true to name.
Of Apple alone we' have of which
arc throe year olds, 10,000 four year olds.' Pear, 10,.
000 two to three years old. Peach, Plum, Atx, s fine
* Rxrxaiscx —the Trees In the Nursery..,
examine them; :
; EVERGHEENStfrom ltciAfoet, by the hundred,
ebespr also, BKADK FREES AKD. BHRUBBE&Y.
Sad map. : “ J
Addfem-FTRSBUBOH AND OAKLAIfD HURI
SERIES, Pittsburgh, Pa.
adOuUvT JOHN MURDOCH, Jb.
GhtTSBCTBGH
,0u aadSWM XOgDtAY,
Tnitu irtiriMYt (IwDtpotof tbs PtouylTu)i SaU
(bod, in Pittsburgh, aa follow*:
CWdw&M and VSmcismaH SioH L*W rU
£fe*6mvtfic
.. i : 5B *; n .
% Bggfrr- * ffig;--
'jo st. Luuii miriwstS:
‘raa-r —
1 1 isScr —" l E»?SJ* ht -
Arrivce Cmciiman 7£? „
do St. Loulj ..nr. Zl';'"". : 'll3o n -0!'
So chjttgd ofar.
Spleudul Sl«plo» Cm .ltm»d to oil N [ght Tralnt
«UAo»» and in.MUg £(,«.
Louth Pitt5burgh............. _ i.rji - _
do Welhrilie. 1.7? *• “•
3° St ob !? ,Tlll, ~ - 5:28 »■ nt-
Arrtveaßellair......... *** g!*iy - *
do \\clbvilie... taw p. m
do StentfonTllld.-... - m m
do Wheeling ... fri^.pVm*
Arrives Bcllkir.... ....... 6rlo p. nj. '
Connecting at Wheeling with BaHimoresud Ohio
Railroad, and at IMlair with Central Ohio lUilroad
fur ZaiiesviUe, Lancaster, ClrclevHa, Columbus and
Cincinnati. -
PtOtburyh end Clerehvd Xw.
Wmb8r*.,......... ,1:55 t nt.
do Alllon™ 7:08 b. hi.™
do Hudson - m
Arrive* CJuvelaud..... „ . ’
L “f“ o....Crr 1:55 p, nt. ■
do Bud»ou..„ 7:04 diß. ■
ArrinwCloveland ~; 810 pm
Connecting at Bayard with Tarawa* brancit for
hew I LiUdelpbia aud Canal Dover, at AUUhcft with
Pittsburgh, Port Wuyne and Chicago Kaiiroad, at
Hudson Cleveland, Zanesville and Cincinnati B
*• * r , ™ n > Cuj*kt>g» Falls and ilinenL.urg.and’
at Cleveland with 0. A E. U. K. for Erie, Dunkirk
anil Baaal° With C. A T. R. R. ftrr Toledo,fDetrolt
and Chicago. • . :
'VeliafUlo Accommodation leavesat 3:U3 p. «.
£ <>t .? r SL n f tniiu9 oirive in Pittsburgh as follow*:.
Express Train......... 2:05 £ m*
WoilsTille Accommodation; y'yo a ' m '--
Pasaengera desiring to go to Sandusky, Toledo,
Chicago, or points West, via Cleveland, must be nwr
utMilar to aak for ticket* via Cleveland. .
s,SrD5 I h „^ I S,', , ,’ bu^ b “ »«”«« «tho Übort>
Al u t'oi„p«:y-.
f-Tiin.. .. oiM
WIN T E RAR.-g^r^f
BANGKMKNt FOB fc,!
iBo2.—the
? ANIA s CKNT r A L BAIIiUOAD. tIGHTDAibT
The MAIL TJgAIN leavos . Pittsburgh • (tou the
Pneetagi* depot, at tho interaectlon of Liberty and
Uraot etrwts, every morning (except Bon day) at 2:60
a. m., stopping only at principal autions between
Pittsburgh and AUooua, amJ Harrisburg and Phila
delphia, ami making dirvet connection at QaiTishnn
for iiultiaior«, "Wasbington, and Jiew’Yurk, via Al*
lentown. This traiu arrives .In Philadelphia at 6-60
p. m., leaking close connection for Now York, from
aidusingtou depot, at p. m., over Camden and
Auibay Una.. . .
The EXPBEsS TIIAIN leivcs the übore »fm«<
station daily at 4:40 p. m., stopping only at nria
cliad stations, tuAktoa direct connection at Burls*
tmrg for Bsltlmoro, Washington ;and New York Via
AllKotown. Tills train arrive* In Philadelphia' fft
8.00 a. m., waking connection for New Yortc from
Kensington d«pot, at 8:0Ua. m.,oTer Camden-and
Aml-oy'lino. a i7cej>«My C’or is run through from
Pmeburgli to Jersey City; via Allentown—tiO mil,..
—attached to this train.
The PAST LINE Laves the above liamed btatloa
daUy (.OJindays excepted) at lthoO p. ®., atopDtnK
o° • J » l principalstations, connecting at Harrisburg *»
Baltimore, V, ashington and Now Yvtk via Allentown.
This train arrive* in Philadelphia at Vdb'p. m., uak*
mg don© connection for Now 'York, from Walnut
■oreot wharf, at *ivp. m., over Camden and Amb^
WAY FREI6BT TRAIN WITH PAgSENGXB v
CAB ATTACHED, leaves the Passenger Btatkm
every morning (.Sundays uxcopted) at 5;4uV m., run
ning as far as Cooemangh and stopping at all ata-
The JohnstownAecommodatlon Train leaves daily,
(except Sunday ) at &ou p. m., stopping at all stations
and running as for aa Coueinaogb.
First Accomuiodation Train for Wall's Btatlon leaves
daily (except Sunday) at 6:40 a. m.
Sucoud Accommodation Train for Wall's Station
leave* daily (except dunday) at lldM) a. m. • \
Third Aocunimudation. Train for WaU'a flUtloa
leave* dally (except Suuday) at 4:01' p. m.
Fourth Accomtnodatfoo Train for Wall’s Statton
leaves daily |except banday) at 0:15 p. m.
lUtarning Train* arrive.ia Pmsounu a* foBowt:
Express, l:15 p. m.; ifail, BUI6 m ui.; Fast Lta*.
l:s* a. ai.; Johnstown Accommodation, ul i
• Stwtiou Accommodation, Cl3O a. mT: Sac*
ond Wall s Station Accommodation, B:Su a. m.,* ‘third
W*U* Station Aocomfoodattan, LU6 p. nuVSnurth
Wall s Station Apcomiaodatlon, 6,116 p, m. •• • \
I Trains from filaiiirviUe and Indiana oonnect at Blab*. '■
villa luUrsecttou with Johnstowii Accommodation ''
Eaat and West, ilxpreas and Mail Wost, and also with i
Way Freight Bsstaad Wwt. • '
ZtiepnbUcniililnd.it greeUy-totUelr intera>t*la
going East or W**t, to travel by tbs fenssilvaaia
Centra] Railroad, as the accommodations, how ofiarad
cannot be surpassed oti any other route. The Bdaa ia
baUusted with stooa, aud i* entirely fre? from dusC
We ran praniae saisty, speed and comfort to aD who
Bitty fovor this Budd with their, (wtrouaga,' ~o' «v
To New York *l2 60|To BaltfmmW Ja ma
To Philadelphia..... lu w To Laac»it*r.^.w...i-SS
To Harrisburg ...... T 46| . ’ _
Bm«ago checked to aU titaUons on ths Pennsylva
*° PhUmirffbU,B.ll2.on.
r*mn&n pordiulog , tkkot. in cin vill -k.
.SfS 4 * 11 • Jv,rt *»-e«» , dlng to (Ustancetmveled; In
addition to the .sUtiou rates, exvopt from stations
where the Company lias no. Agent.
NOTICE.—In caee'bf loan, the Cpmpany will bold
thcmaelve# responsible tor personal baggage only,
and for an amount not exueedlng *luo. :
Eu Ompibus LiiwhMiboenj.employed to
convey passengers aud baggagetq«nd fromtheDe
pot, at a charge not to exceed £5 cents far each pas
senger and baggage. For tickets,’apply to • ■^ r
, Jf STEWART,'Agent, •
At the Pennsylvania Cmoid »*UA>ad Fi—nnssr
Station, on Liberty ana Grant "
. „ „ 0 .
J*« Pen I Snperinleodtfnt/ AUooDa. p'a.!'
£ MFOSTANT.-
Tickets P Lo^|
Joseph and other points la Northers thi
State of Kansas, or the Territories,'ahould lbiisi oa .
£Vi?VA c . k *£?* re * d bF tho" NORTH’ MISSOURI
RAILROAD. The only route from Hi. Louis to 8L
Joseph. • It is the shortest aud qolckost Him, by thir
teen hours, totheruinotest'polut reached by rail.and
Is always as cheap aaauyolbur. ''
Bov your tickets to Kansas and all bbints in North
ern Missouri by the North Missouri ~
_ ISAAC H. STURGEON, -
'S^KaiSS'* 1
Klu-miim HENRY n. UTMMOKfr/AWt- -
A UL'EBHENW . j,
UL Ratt.ro.n—
trains daily depart from
arrive at Piftsbdrgb, (except Sunday.)
burgh At 6 a.m. ani 4-vl n.m. - ■■ ;
Holton Accommo.Uti«.o trains leave Pittsburgh «S
9 and 11 a. m., and at i,23uaad 6:40 p, m. *
Accommodation Lain*, roturning, leave Hulton at
7:40 and lu a. m., at 12 m.. and 1:45, 8:30, 6M and
p. m.
Exatrtion TieiH -i'arr.. Pittsburgh to Hulton 1 and
return. 25 cent*. All t Hungers from Pittsburgh,
without tickets, will bn Otirged.lhU few. > * :
B. F. MOiILEY, Saperintendent.
SOAPI SOAPII SOAPIII—Th* Cbkmp*
caa Qutsßkauvb Soap, uanulkctnred. br B.
C. A J. A SAWYER,; to acknowledged to ba tht
most eorviceable of any kindyet 'oftortd to tbemtUto.
ItssUporior advantages are fuund'ln
saving of labor, and Tta efficacy In nzhovlnkcNiMK
ptiut, tar and without louring the akin,or InS
least wise damaging the finest quality of goods.; I*
can be n*od witn all kinds of water,
Refcreuce to made with pleasure to-tho auhlblned
certificate, emanating frotn gbhtlemen well known in
this community, and who hod every fiuiUty affotdod
of seeing! t roily and'toirly tested: _ .
Aw4»«u tJU W&ifeMa
r***l«*i* VohatosrtLi
“Sawyer’s Chemical OUvn Erosive Soap” having
been used very, extensively in’ Our
have up. hesitation In certifying that it was*found nd
minibly adapted to the use of the soldton, and decl
dedly the most superior Soap which ‘could be proeur--
ed for tho service." > JAHB9 A. ERIN,'
• Quartermaster Twelfth Regiment,. -
. ale^forsyth,
Quartemsster Fourteenth Bedmesf. •
• * tf. K; ! MOORHEAD,' i
au3l Qaartenasater Tbirteeuth HegimeZlt. .
rUtOCEBIESr
, VjTjJOG ben to primb^
25 hhdi. Jf. o.' SURir—cboioo,
1 50 Jo ‘P. B. -do- V •
450 b>TTel« y. 0- 3Jol«**b>,.- ;
50 do Jicir Toffctijrup. .
! . *&' do Philadelphia flvrnp,
30 do Bleached .WWVOfc
15 do .. Tunm 1 OU,
♦' 20 do 1 1 Ohrbon Oil, f ■ •
: 110 tmtf Tobaccofiaand 10a.
: 10. do..' ; do-) —a*wr«kl k*f, j.~ ,
10 keg* do .--aUtwUt, . ,
bbU. CutandßrjrToUcco,’ ' --'v*
■ 1 40 halfcheataTotmglTyaoa TCa^'*'
10 : do- : Gontvwder'Tta;' 7 '' -'; v...
90; :-do . -t
With a foil amrtm*fitufgiKKla l ”
• doCT 1 Wli<>taiaia
VTE WCONBIGN.M
! W ski. Jltait HevUajr,
: ’£6 bbU. Hip. Cranberries,
; U do' B««t'cia# f - '- -
- 60 boa.
lOObnxee prime Cboeee, u
*OO dot. .Cta fain Btwom,
TObbl*.S*. Fam.Jfoav
300 It*. Oeve roMJun, >
~ Ik store aiatofiteby--
lENTS.
ID bbl*. ntotiSmla.,
«i <to Ctottmiu, •> •
W^4W*«^Sr,ri(
II Mil 111 Ml
■w^wKKIK
; TABU OIL in store :iud£or iiikiarj^ ,*i
T IMB—IW-bW*. receivod-and&rtale
AJ bj HSHBT B. COLXJHS.