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. iMTELLmmCK
tow:;
>ram "jfMterdayV Evening Gazette!
The Yard*-Im«
mejiaeCollection df.Live Stock.
. «*i hi* .b**tt;jeid about “the gov
.«rzunant.*took yßr£,"~n6W fitting np on the
014. Fair the * Ninth Ward. It
will heremembered that an; application was
made to through 'Major Mdutgora
* Cry* asking * permirßipn -'to eonstract a aide
track from the Fair Stot&di to the line of the
.Fenn*jlyani»; Railroad, .for the purpose of
facilitating- the shipment of llve'iiook, and
fitter gorenihieafc propertyi Certain mem
bers el’Go&ciiil~i4w (or thoughttheyaow}
- iStl tbitTmo* • /Xeric&erf.car 'toad* of flock at
■.. iliipmobt east, a large
, < j -1 thegovernment. The
-.great Central line;. wlttrnlMts facilities,, is
v Ufleqmaltothsusk of carrying the stock con
ofeatrated here various western lines..
/ l *‘ ThedMangementpflhsßeUlmore and Ohio
> ,-i Railroad haacontributcd lirgelyto the pres
, egtitate-of affairs,-as'the heavyfall ship
' • ments of stock usually made oyer that line
nowoomeby wayofPit^bttrgh., As iaoq m
the BalUmorelioe ir'repaired, (which will be:
m the ooario of or tetn cUyi).lt will
- isrvo to. relievVtbie Pennsylvania Unejofthe
. pressure. ;vOiriag :to the immense: gorge is
the chsnnelof shipment cattle and hogs are
* at minoV. brloev, and tbe lou re
. ,totofogoyerbaTO;tnbofed7eteTerybcavy
expenditure—*corni costing (l.per bushel at
the'yards, and bay sl,2sp«r hundred.
• Ittforoiatloodirect from the cattle yards in
Allegheny, advises us that daring the past
- ' Week 25,000 hogs had, beegreoalved, of whioh
number 15,000 head'remeined In the yards,
number of cattle; received, 2,000 remained iu.
the yards, Thahtock owned by the govern
. ment; and the lots befog shipped for sale in
the. Bast, are hot inoluded in. tho above, be
oausb not offered for sale in this market.-
Cattle, hogsand sheep are selling at ruin
ously toWprices, and tho ory Is “ still they
come/:, while the result is not very gratify -
. v lug _to, stock-’ratters, and, drovers, there is
. . much consolation In. tho faot that even the
. poorer classes can afford to buy, and ley in a
ptentifuriupptyJTor the winter.
Important Trial.
• Judge Hampton} of the District Coart, la.
engaged in the trial of .another important
. pause, Involving over $15,000. The case may
be briefly.stated as follows:
and Manufacturers’ Bank vs.
Robert Watson.' Action against Robert Wat
. . son, asthoendorserof A. k A.'Woodi, of
Pittsburgh, on drafts made by them on par
ties in St. Louis, in 1854r*'55, tmoantisg-in
the aggregate, principal and interest, to $15,-
375 81. The defendant pleads the statute of
limitation. ' 1n:1555, a. number of executions
were issued, against A. £A. Woods—plain
tiffs in this ease,' (the M. and H. Bank) be
coming the holders of tho judgments given
by A. A A., Woods to Robert Watson, to
indemnify hlm.for endorsements alreadymade
nhd to be made. The execution croJitors,
with a’-view to realise the largest possible
amount opt of the .property of A. A A.
on the 19th of February, 1655,
agrked id the appointment of a. Trustee to
.close up tna .affairs ol * said defendants.
Payjmenu froin.timb to time, by
but pn the trust the
bank had nob realised the. amount of their
■ claims Ugainstthe Wobdt~con*oqdenfly they
seek by this action to recover from the en
dorser,BoberfWatson. Ae against the plea
of. the statute of limitation, they allege that
Watson consented to the creation of the trust,
aad that subsequently, within six years, lie
|Tald to the banJTthe sum of $6OB on account
of .his liability. Tho proof, however, was,
that this payment, although mado by Watson,
was passed by tbrbank, as a payment made
by A. Woods & Co., of St. Louis, the firm
upon which the drafts were drawn by A. A A.
Woods, of Pittsburgh. There are other ques
tions arising out of this case, as to the con
struction of the deed of trust, which will be
• determined by the Court. G, B. M. Bmith
aad John’ Mellon, Esq., for plaintiff; and
-Bruce and Hogley for defendant. On trials
Lale Shootiog Aflroy»«Condi
v tion of Young Fowler.
Oliver Fowler, 'tbo young mao who wai ac
cidentally shot on Sixth street, on!Wednesday
■ night, during tho fight between; Sims and
McCtakry, still lies in a very prooarions con
dition at the naldenoo of his father on Virgin
alley. Dr. Walter probed the wound thor
oughly, and found that the ball, after enter
ing the.broast below the nipple, passed ;ob
liqaely4owh throngh the long, and lodged
anonttbe pit of theetomaeh. On making an
incision over the , superficial woand,
a eomiderable quantity ef bipod flowed
tboreforxn, 'and air issued from tho
long/through the wound, at every respira
tions : [ lt is the opinion of the surgeon that
no danger need bfapprehended from the ball,
aaat pfesent located,'but : theutmost care will
Wnecaesary to save the boy's life—as the
wooed li£ the lung if Teryserlout. ~
MeCleary hat not yet been arrested, bat
efforts are making to that end. He had the
pistol at Sims’ faot, and unquestionably In
tended to kill him, but the lattarknooked the
weapon aside, and the bail passed Into the
body of young Fowler. Although McCleary
did sot lntend to kill Fowler, yotin the event
of-fcis death 'll®' wonTd be liable to soyere
puolshaent. - ' '
The Dertraotlon or tho Orphans*
JQone* . .
The BatUr A»ier<c«» Btates.thet th« Or
phans* Home; aVZejlinopTe,' was discovered
to he oh fire at ten o'clock Saturday morning
—Ui» Are luring aommonioatta to tin rafteri,
fron t defeotlra Ano.- Tha alarm wia rapidly
apread, and tha eitlcdna of the neighborhood
battened to the eotne. It wat at onoo ap>\
fiarent that without the aid of Are apparatus
t waa waauttariy lopoieibio to eara the
beautiful odlAse, and attention was promptly
directed to earing tha oohtahte of the build
ing., Moot of the furniture, bedding,£e.,waa
. and although thora ware a rety large
number of children in the building, all aeeaped
unhurt. Tha doetrnotlon' of thfi iniUtntion
ie indeed a public calamity, dedicated, aa it
mi to the ncblelt miaaion of humanity—the
nurture and education of the poor, fxiendleei ’
Orphan. Tha Initltatioa.wae under indirect
t.. ohargapf the Bar. Oottieib Bailler, who had
k'; , “ “ I *“f*»e*riy ona hundred: deititute or
phen children, of both lexcf.fmm ell parti of
i the country. The children here been tempo*'
rarily provided for at the hotel, and private
hoatee In,Zaiienopla.and Harmony, ud are
mad# ae comfortable ae elreomitanoea will
. -permit. - •; -y.—:V- : '.ik’k - .. • ■
jjSilgWlg.Bjaggerateil. -
. ,V:> .Tha fo", in alluding to tha aeonmnlatfon of
■ lire: .took at thia point, eaye:
“On Tneiday there had eolleeted here
, 20,000 hoga and 0,000 eattle. One half Wait
.. Common, Allegheny, haa been converted into
an immeme ttock yard and nil ih« veoant lota
: . idtharfalhlty hare been oeoapled in a eimilar
* . .W* Ogorei era parhapa tar below tha mark,
bat the aiiertlon that " one half the Wait
Common hae been converted into an imnunee
etook yard," Ie altogether imaginative. Not
a foot of the Welt Common ie earned, nor'
would theauthoritiea permit it. - Heltherie it
true that "all the vaoantlote in thsrieinlty"
i jieve been almllarly oeonpled. The cattle
yaide are very mnoh_crowaed,-hnL there ie
etUumatSlng room dn thatvlclnity.andthe
good people or the Beoond-Werd, Alieghoay,
nave not yet been oompeUad to vacate f - '
, Ecupot Vao*Tios<-?|t ha* haendetenntned
'to give the pupil. in onr pnbiio Mhople a hoi
. W»J flrnn»#adnaeday,.tfeheaber;»th »intll
>~/. u j *,>**?*»» X.i
. Another Verdict for the Woodwards.
'.■Xfl-'ihe 'Court -of Common Pleas, Judge
firefiding, thejury.in the cue of tboig
r-BU .Woodward, for Useof bisvrife, vs. Daniel
®?ot and wife, found for the plaintiff in tbo
tom of $475. This teds there trials, end .the-
Woodward family hare thoroughly vindicated.
themselves from'the infamous charges pre
, Root and wife, who have fled from
the city in utter disgrace,’ The verdlota in
these three eases are as follows: For Ur.
Woodward, $400? Miss Woodward,s4so; Mrs.
Woodward, s47s—total; $1,325. In a pecs
niary sense, these verdicts do cot amount .
meoh, as' Root is without meansj end his hall
ia only $450. As a vi-dlcation of'character,
however, the judgment or the jury is invalua
ble;^-
Majt Killed.— On Tuesday of Inst week, a
eolorod mao named John William?, who-had
boon working in Altoona, : got upon a woat*
.ward bound freight train, with the Intention
of riding to-Plttiburgh, and being intoxl-
Oftted, he WM o'aablo to keep his position on
the bampore, and fell from them to tho traok,
la the violnity of Kittanning Point, and was
horribly '.mangled, several eats passing over
him. Ha Was taken back- to-Altoona, and Jn
.tei red the. hex tday. .lie was a young‘man,
about twenty-two years of age, and his hOxde
was at Harrisburg. , ’ ’ - '
Dkxocbatjc CoHTfiHTiox.—At a meeting of
the Demooratlo County Executive Committee,
held yesterday morning at the” St. Charles
Hotel, it was determined to hold the Oohven
tion for electing delegates to the State Con
vention-on Tuesday, -Dee. ?oth. The dele
gate meetings will be hold on Saturday,Deo.
27tb, botween the,usual hours.-/ The State
Convention to whioh delegates are to s be oho
sen is to plaoo .In nomination oandldates for
• Governor; and tho Sopreme Bench.
Ballou’s rMaOiJiKjs-yoft • Jaxuabt/—J.
W; PUtock, opposite the Post
offloe, bas January number of
Ballou*it Dollar IfbatAfy,—ouoof the cheapest
and most popular magaslnes in the country.
£aoh number contains about obq hundred
large ootaro pages, and a great* many Illus
trations—the prioe being cents per
month; or one dollar per annum. The be
ginning ef the New Tear, and a naif. volunSe,
la a good time to subscribe.
Cbauokd Hakds.—The Arthurs Oil Re
finory, situated in Reserve township, was
t>urehaeod to-disy by 2Jr. John Blaok, Sr.,
apd Capt. A. D. Miller. This reflneoy. is
complete in every respeot, and has faeiUtlea
for produciogono hundred and fifty oaxrels
of refined oil per week. The new firm, Messrs.
Blaok and Miller, we .understand, Intend to
commence operations immediately.
' Godiy, fob* Jasuasy.— J. W. Pittook has
received. the New Year’s number of Godey’s
Lady’s Book. Two beautlfal sUel-plnte en
gravings, tho usual double-page colored fash
ion plate, and a great number of other illus
trations, forms some of the attraotions which
. it presoats to Its roadota.
Boheujlak Glass, Ac., in very great varie
ty, comprising a beautiful and elaborate col
lection, for utility and ornament, will be sold
at Davis’ Auction, Fifth streot, this evening,
at 7 o'elook. Ladles and gentlemen are in
vited to attend.
SsinpLAßTsaa have been issued by the Ve
nango County Commissioners, and they are
note selling at a premium- Tho time will
come, however, when, they will not prove so
very acceptable.
How it Happcbed.— The Dirpatch, in no
ticing the destruction ef the Orphans’ Home,
says: “The fire is supposed to have origi
nated from a deficit in one of the chimneys.”
LATE TELE6RAFUIO NEWS.
[FROM ODR EVENING EDITION.]
Fredericksburg Bombarded!
THE CAOTJONADING TERRIFIC.
THE CITY ON FIRE,
GEN. FRANKLIN CROSSING THE
RAPPAHANNOCK.
Hie Gunboats Shelling- the Enemy.
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THE REBEL JAFAMEY DRITEN BACK,
•Iffcmpf to finish the Bridget,
AN ORDER TO COFCENTBATE EVEBY
AVAILABLE GUN ON THE CITY.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED,
Ac., (to,, 4c.
Wasbisqtox; Dee. 11.— From the Head
quarters of tho Army of the Potbmae, Dee. 11:
Hsadqcabtibj, Thcrsdat, Dec. 11—8 a. m.
Everything last night was bustle and activ
ity, as to-day was the time fixedfor the cross
ing of tho river.
Daring the night the pontoons were con
veyed to the'“river, and the artillery of 143
pieces placed in position opposite tho city.
At five o'clock this morning the rebels fired
two signal guns, while daring tho Uter pari
of the night roekets were frequently seen
within their linos..
At fire o'clock the construction of three
bridges In front of the city was
When about half completed the enemy opened
a murderous fire of infantry from the houses
on the river bank. -
Up to this time not a shot had beon fired
from odr side. I
The engineers were driven from the bridges
and several killed and wounded.
At six o’clock Gen. Burnside ordered.all
the guns to be opened on tho city.
The cannonade, whioh has continued with
ont intermission op to the present time, is
terrible.' The city is on firo and Its destruc
tion appears to be.ccrtaln.
Tho. enemy, about seven o’clock, opened
with their heavy guns from their works, but
so far have done no serious injury.
Gen-Franklin constructed bis bridges about
three miles below the olty, mooting with but
■light opposition. His troops are now cross
ing. „
Tho gunboats are now sholling the enemy
about fifteen milerdown tho river, whore they
have been concentrating the!* forces darling
the past two days.
The concentrated fire of oar batteries bn
the city Jim bed the effect of driving book the
enemy'* infantry, and the work on the bridges
has again beencommenced,. ; '
' The troops are all under :srou near the
river, prepared to nub over as soon as the
bridges are completed.
JBeadquarterij ' Thnr»day t iVpos.—i)n the
tempt beiogmade to finish the bridges Ifi
front of the city the . rebel Infantry again
opened their fire. •’! ,
The artillery in position again opened on
the city, the resalt being that It was fired £n
several new places.
The enemy had used very little artllieryup
to this time, as It would endanger their own
men who are holding the river front.
l Baraside ha* just issued as to
ooneentrate every available ,gnn upon the
city, finder cover of the fixe, of which, it l*
the.bridges can bo finished. . ..
•"! The killed and wounded,: so far, do not
amountto mprethanJlfty.abn.
Horses.forOanke* Expedition. i
- 1 3Tsvr Tobjt, Pec. 11.—The transport ship
Jennie Beale sailed yesterday, with hones
for Qen. Banks* expedition. ,
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eelloi yeitefjlay. tot Key
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EXCITI.WFROB SASiiVILLB!
ABVAACii OF TflS EMILS I-3 GBMT MCI.
Our Pickett Driven in nt Every Point.
A BATTLE 1031EATAB1LY EIPKCTED,
Reinforcements Pouring Forward.
GEN. NEGLEY IN THE FIELD.
Clarksville in Possession of the Rebel
&o.j &0.,i &c.
Philadelphia, Deo.ll.—The ooneipon*
deuce of Forney’s Breed says:
Nasbyillb, DbomlO—p. h.
The rebels, under ; Gens. Joe Johnson,
Bragg,Dheatham, Forrest and Morgan, have
advanced and appeared in our front in great
force driving In our ploketa at
every point.
A battle is momentarily expected near
'Hartsville.
Reinforcements are being hurried forward,
and every point will be strengthened.
The recent rebel viotory at Hartsville has
greatly emboldened the rebels.
In yiow of this, Gen< Negley takes the field
to-morrow in person,//
Gen. 1 Mitchell wUi.'command tho post of
.Nashville, and It rapidly organising the new
troops, under the orders of Gen. Boseerans,
to form a reserve force to move at any mo
ment*
The oltisens are much exolted over the
many rumors that are being circulated on tho
streets, but the greatest confidence is express
ed in our Generals and troops, as it is now
generally understood that the troops who sur
rendered at Hartsville, were perfectly, new,
and became panto stricken when they found
themselves surrounded by the rebel cavalry.
. No train came through from Qallatjn and
Bowling Green to-night, and it is‘f«ared that
thA rebels have possession of some part of the
road.
Forrest has roaohod Clarksville and holds
that place with a considerable force.
Should a battle oocur, I will apprise you
promptly and.send details by telegraph.
The Battle in Arkansas -Further
-Particulars.
WiBHiiOTOH, Dm. ll. —The following Jii
pateh has been received at the Headquarters
Of the Army:
v Sr. Louit, Dec: il, 1802.
lb fifty. Gen. Balletk, General-in- Chief:
Further dates are received from Gen. Blunt
and Herron, from the battleground of Prairie
Grove, near Fayetteville, Ark.
Our loss in killed and wounded Is now esti
mated at a thousand, and that of the enemy
over two thousand.
The rebels left many of their dead and
most of their wounded tor us to care for.
Extensive hospitals will he improvised in
Fayetteville. ,
Persons who have retorted from the battle
field report that the enemy was 28,000 strong.
Their artillery was much erippled. We
took four caissons filled with ammunition,
and a large number of small arms.
Gen. Blunt moves forward to-day oh Cane
Hill, Gen. Herron remaining at Prairie Grove,
burying the dead and providing for the
wounded.
Tho enemy muSed their wheels and moved
off in the night, continuing their retreat to
Van Boren, probably crossing the Arkansas
river.
Col. McFarland, of the 19th lowa, is killed;
Colonel Block, of the 87th Illinois; Msjor
Thomas, of the 20th Iowa; and a large num
ber of auboUem officers are wounded.
Xt was a hard fought battle and oomplote
victory.
[Signed] S. R. Cuxtis, Major General.
6t. Louis, Dec. 11.—Geu. Bluut telegraphs
to Gen. Curtis that the rebels, with whom be
fought the battle at Prairie Grove, hivo prob
ably crossed the Arkansas river.
The enemy left all bis wounded on the field,
and most of his dead on oared for.
One hundred of their wounded died since
the battle, and a Urge number of the remain
der are wounded mortally.
Their toUl loss U estimated by Gen. Blunt
at nearly two thousand. ..
Our loss was two hundred killed and five
hundred, wounded. Most of the latter will re
cover.
Gen. Herron puts the enemy's loss at five to
seven hundred killed and twenty-five hundred
wounded, and estimates our own loss higher
than Blunt.
Col. Black, of the 37th Illinois, was killed.
Major Thompson, of the 30th lowa, was
wounded.
The enemy lost five Colonels.
Important from Mexico--An Ameri
can Courier Fired Vpon--Critical
Position of the Fronch--Pndbta
and the City of Mexico Fortifled--
Three Captains Murdered, etc.
New Yosx, Dso. 11.—JUtdntjrl*.—The
steamer Eagle, from Havana, to the oth inst.,
arrived to night/
Vera Crot dates of the Ist init., bad been
received, but there wafeno mail, owing to the
stringent enforcement of the prohibition of
any communication with Vera Crus.
The last American courier was fired on, and
hie two attendants killed. He was himself
wounded, but succeeded In making his escape.
Tbe dispatches for Washington have gone
via Acapulco, and will reach their destination
by way of Panama.
The minister to Washington, from Chili,
was usable to get farther than Jalapa.
Mr. Bussell, bearer of American disphtches,
and a Mexican Colonel, arrived from Vera
Crai, and are passengers by the steamer
•Eagle. •
The position of tho Frouob forces at Vera
Crus and Orisaba is represented aa very crit
ical, having no fodder for their cattle and no
fresh food for tho troops, who suffer from the
dysentery.
The force at Jalapa was out off from sup*
>Ues from Vera Crus by tbe Mexicans retak
ng Puentonational) of whioh has been
destroyed.
Tbe Mexicansareactlvelyfortlfying Puebla
and the.oity of Mexleo and the roads between
them, and announce .their determination to
block the wholo valley by openlng'tbe ilufeoi
and taking dews the walls of tbe lakes, ren
dering tbe city of jttexloo Impossible to be
reached exoept by the turripike, which will be
defended. p .
Tho mate and-steward of the bark Betty
Williams are on board.the Eagle, in'iroDi,
charged with poiionlng three Captains of that
vetsel, via: Cants. .Coffin, Hood and Buniy.
Tbe Captain General of Cuba was daily ox
peoted at Havana.
Six of the crow of tho rebel etoamer Califor
nia, which wae wrecked near Sisal, bavo ar
rived at Havana. ~
The gnnboata Oetonre and Bonofa, with
Admiral Wllkee, were at Hanna. The WMh
uaetta «u at Matanaaa.
The Admlaalon or Woatern rirglnla.
Wmbi»oio», Dee. 11.—The bill whlchhae
wuaed Both Houaea for the adminlon of tbe
BUteof Weatern'Virginia Into The Union la
hot llkoly to bo '.lmmediately and definitely
anted apon by tbe Prealdent, owing to all the
olronmltaneei attending the oration of the
new Bute being of anon Importance in oon
aeetlos with the doniUtntlonal qneatlon, at
to require profennd cocitderetlon.
It wae Intimated in a debate In the' Borne
recently Ihatthe creation of thlc new State
wad the inauguration of the polldy of the ad>
mlnlatratloi In regard to eneb a formation
from Statea: partly in rebellion: bat tbit from
reeeatly obulned Information la known. to be
nntrno, nor waa It adtiied by the Eiaeatlro
Department. 1 V '
Vcaael Wrecked.
Niw You, Dbov 11.—Tho bark Acma re
port* Ih»t OB lhaSth laat., la lit. SB*G7
long. 85° 58', aho raw a large number ofwltio
haxna.aad put of • deok honae., She aaatout
a Boat, and ploked a bead board op with the
same of "Umpire" Iniorlbed thenon is gilt
letter*. . ... ... ! !
_ Ihabrlgffehator Kelt ploked attna tha flh
Inatipaekage* of narj atom boatwaareatly
• tha nunor****!. \.f , j ~, s ;;vji j"
1. liV-i ‘.CI t 1 i i&i iiXj li. ,' |
- VOMMEBCIAL - HECQRD*. \ Dlzsourriojra, kc.
DI ScOLDTION,—Thd Par tp£r»hin
hrreteterr? existing between WILLIAU anil
OUTBADE—Fok Kovivbex asd December. J-jIIN DuCULA;&i in the Mill Bu*in<»>, in Utxa-
' TV*. M; &Kcra, T. P., I James I Bessctt,
( Jem 8; Dilvosts, f W*. SIcOaxERT,
David AlcOasdlcs*.
PITTSBURGH JlAKliti ! S
■ Office or the Pinasußoa Daily Gaietti, \
Thussdat. Duo. 11, 18C2. |
There ha* been no cbtog-i to-daj in Coin, atul our
bankers continue to pay 21 per cent premium fr-r
Silver, end 29c for Gold. Demand .Notes are firm
at 23 per ceot. premium. Eastern Exchange Is
unchanged at pw.ccnrpremlum celling.
GRAlN—There Is a rajular demand for Whaat and
we quote from first hands at $1,15 for Bod and 81,30
@1,22 for White. Thera la an acllve inquiry for
Corn with sain on track of 1200 bush prime at 75c
and 300 do do, at 800. Bje is oschangod at 75c.
Barley is qaietand the realpts limited;' we continue'
to quote iron first hands at $1,15 for Spring, and
51,20g1,22 for Fall. There la but little doing In
Oats and no change In quotations. ’
FLOOR;-Tbe demand continues fair aod with a
limited supply (n market, pucesare firm and fully
maintained. Sale of 80 bbls and 100 bbla Extra Fam
ily at 88,50(30,65. Bye Flouf Is dull at $5,00. Back
wheat Is quiet* with small sales at $3,76@4,00 $ cwt
io bulk aud sacks. y.
GROCERIES—The market it quiet and the. de
mand la limited while prices are unchanged. We
.quote Sugar at lltqil>£o; Coffee 33>{@33c
lasses !
SEEDS—SaIe of 60 bush Flax at $2,50 per bushel.
Clover Is firm at 75^5,87 from first haiids. Tim
othy Is quiet at $1,651
OlLS—Thera Is hut little .doing In Reload Oil,
though the market Is etoady at ?o@76s. for outside
brands, and 80c for standard brands, inditing pack
ages. There has been no trim actions in Grade that
we canid hear of, and we quote the market quiet at
68_to 30c In bulk aad’32@33c in bbls. Some 'are
asklof 25c for toneied oil.
SALT—Is qalet and rather dull; we quote No. I
Exfra from first hands at $3,00 and $3,26 per bbl from
store. Liverpool Is selling at from $2,40 t* $2,87 for
coarse and fine.
CHEESE—Thore is a regular demand for prime W.
B. at 12c. ;
BUTTER A EGGS—There Is a good demand for
Packed Botterat 13@13}£c; Common 801 l 15@16c,
prime 801 l Eggs are ecaroe and may .be
quoted firm at 20c per dosen.
Allegheny Live Slock Market,
It Is next to Impossible to give any -correct Idea of
the market this week, for everything was Ju such
coafuslon thstnothlng moved along in the umal way.
Nor will we ettempt to giro our read ir» a report of
the different Sales for the reason that bat fow lots
were sold eutira, and many lots which have been
bare fora week, are as Uksiy to remain fora week
longer, and then be glad to find a buyerat any price
Our oldcet drovers have never -before eton time# like
Ifce present.. As It Is now. It U hard to get an oIL-r
at any price, _ i>LU occasional boyor will offer about
one baUwhat the cattle cost 1q tho west, tome of
our best talesmen have stood over their cattle for two
daye and then could not realise prices they were will
ing to sell at. The supply ,woul<l not have been too large
had ;bera been the usual demand; bot there Is very
llitls local demand and next to none for -shipment,
and with over 2,000 cattle in the yards It is no won
dor the market dragged. We saw eotno lote of 000
fi> eteers sold at lb, and many lots were sold
still lower, but of k-ss weight. There wore very few
good cattle in market, and what were in sold slow
at3#3>sg—tho latter figure for prime, which last
week would have brought 4c. We quote etn.it cattle
at . Why people will dontinoo to crowd tho
moikctwhon there is no outlet from here, wears
at a loss to conceive. At the-present wdtlog there
are over 7UQ cur* of cattle, horses aod bogs waiting
shipment, wed in the lacq of all this who could ex
,pect a d Ifft-rtnC state of oSairs, Every pen and field
that can be had in and abont the dty ts occupied
and still they come. And uow all .we have to ray to
ourcoantiy readers Is, If they want to is«d corn In
the mud at $l,OO y} bushel, and hay as $1,25 « «wt.
hers Is the place to do It, and it wilt not taxe one
half the tints to spend $lOO, here, as at bom* Our
advice would be to keep the atock where It can be
kept cheapest until there is a prospect of realfxiuc as
much ns the hides are worth. I
Tlnire Is no hotter feoUpg amonx bnyers of hoes
and they sell very clow at a small dCcllne below Uet
week'e prteve. Thtra hare been received since our
Last report at the di&nut yards, about 25,009 h*»d
and some 15,000 araetm intbe pens woKlok Ltt
buyers or shipment. So great U ihedifflcaUy fa gel
ttag places to pat them, that they are often lett In
the cars until others are sold or ohipped. It would
bo advisable for those coming here with bogs to
bring their corn aod pens with them, ai we can ece
no way to keep them here tf they continue to arrive
ae festal* they have been during the past week. We
qoote beat prime bogs at cwt gram; good to
tolr $3,75@A,00, and Inferior $3.00^3,t0. .
SBKXr oan usm
There ware very few sheep offered, and these few
generally of on inferior quality. Good Sheep-weigh
ing lU> pounds and upwards, will sell at 4 to &
lb, while Inferior grades are not wanted only atvery
low figure*— to low that the pelts will pay lor on*.
half of them. Mutton sells very slow in market aa
does all butchered meats, there being as always Is the
case, at this season of the yssr a large supply of*poul
try which is very acceptable as a change when it does
cot cost more than other < meats. Thera cannot be
any material advance on Sheep beta* spring. They
are too high now for the 'butchers to rtaiizs any
profit, and for the next tbreomouths there will be
less mutton used thsn In any other three months in
tbs year. i
New York Cattle Market.
December 9,—Tbs current prices for the week, at
all the market*, were a* follows:
Beef Cottle—FlUt quality, $ cwt, $3,60@1Q,00; or
dinary quality, $9,60; common quality, 13.00faa.fi0;
Inferior quality, $8,60(97,60.
Sheep and Lambs—Extra quality, $3,60(37,50 nor
head; prime quality, sS t 6o§B.6o; ordinary quality,
$4,60496,60; common quality, $3,60(34,60; tu/enor
quality, $3,00^3,26.
r °° r '
Contrary toexpectalion, tbe soppiy of Beeef Oattle
was not excessive, and the market was one of tbe
best fur the butchers aod drovers that they have had
for a long time. Prices ruled higher than last week
by nearly lo $ lb, wttb Lot few s»l& at and below 7c.
MUch Cows quiet, and prices nominally tbe uune.
Veal* stood* at 410 B@e>fcaccording to quality.
. Sbeep and' Lambs actlvs apd higher.
' Swine les* plenty, more aetlve, and raiber higher.
The total receipt* of all stocks et all the yards for
tbe week were as follows: 6,320 Bee ass, 04 Cow*, 318
Veal Csltss, 10,749 Sheep and Lamb*, and 49,650
Swine.
Msw Toax Oil Maestri Dec. 9.—A renewal of
speculative excitement in Petrolaam, alluded to yes
terday bos again carried op priest. The extent of
alee has not transpired, tod various estimates are
made. We quote at the close: 42%<545c, for Crude;-
70@720 far Befitted Id bond; and 8O&860 far Befinsd
free—the lower prices ruling, and at tbs close sales
pressod atths higher figure. Ju other Oils, Utile
doing. .
Imports by it&ilroad.’
Pirrsicoas, rr. Wants A Chicago BaiiaCao,
Dec 11—00 oil bbls, W P Logan; 3 bbls cider, 10 dos
brooms, fl Cerwig £co;34 hides, J H Balaton; 0 pkgs
Soultiy, 1 bx batter, Jno Mitchell; 3 drta«ed hogs,
obn fleldmas, odo do, B H Jack. 1
'Pitts ocean A Ouuun Bailboap, Deo 10—
200 bbls flour, J B Canfield; 60 bgs corn, Knox A
Simpson; 20 bbls hominy, L H Voigt A co; .00 bbls
crude oil, M MUlsr; ICS bbls flour, Jos McCully A co;
83 bxs coffw, B Day; 34 grindstones, PH Laufmon;
169 bides, Cbai Keefer, 167 eks wheat, 97, begs rye,
B T Kennedy A bra; 437 bbls apples, J Aiken; 46 oil
bbls, J S Liggett A co.
fjx> GLASS MANUFACTURERS.*—
flndtsg tbe demand for DITHBIDGK’S XX
FLINT-GLASS PATCHt OVAL LAMP OHIM-
N£IS much greater than our pr sent capacity to
supply. andwUbtaa the pubUo to be fhUy supplied
wftn these DaBIVaLLED OHIMVSTS, ws tmve
concluded to grant tbe privilege to mabutotur*
them to houses of re-pectanllity. 1
This course hae boen rendered nceeeaary since our
present production to. but FIVE THOUSAND
DOZEN PEN WEEK, while the demand Is almost:
wholly for tbt Patent Oval.
Those of our own manufacture trill be distin
guished by oar trade-mark of
XX FUST GLASS,
Which aliotbort are cautioned from uring.
’ All package* of Ofeimneye made under ottr tlcenee
will be marked with tb« nano of patentee and data
-of Uforof patent
; For particular* apply at Fort Ifitt Qiau Work
imlfclm E. D. DITUBIDGa
nio GLASS MASUFAgXUKEKS.—
JL* For tale or to leuo, tbe property formerly
belonging to the BBOOKLTN FUHT GLASS CO.,
attested In lh* city of Brooklyn, soar the Atlanlio
Ferry. Toe work* Ore new, la period order, and
In operation, and poutu all the facilities (or mak
ing ertry de.crlptlon of GUee which wet formerly
made by the Brooklyn Flint Glaaa Company, and
which garo that Company tho high reputation It eo
long euetaintd..
1 To npereon.wbo boa a knowledge of the trainees
andeancommand tome capital,.thla would ofier ■'
great inducement, ae the baianpe of the capital re
quired could be fornlibed by the preecnt owner*.
For father particular* apply to :
, -v-' E.*A. PAOKEBAca, : •.
,i: . . No.6oTrinityßoildlnge,Rework;
p6TTlw T a3awif,, *. . r*v
BbOOMti.— 450 dozen 'Brooms just
retired and lor rale by - "; •
. . v». H.OOBMLT, 271 liberty etrret.
OILKD BKAY cOViSKS, iargo Bize.,
on heavy drilling. 4 good article; aTo, Done
iCovew of tame material, lutre>o*ved at 3* and £8
SC OUfr rtwet.. • J. A a,' PiIILCI l»i .
TIUTIUN- TWlttiia?-60U; lbs. Cotton
u/ Twl&ecitUtrccelrednnd for sale br -; . h j- .
drO W.M-QOKMLT.BTI Liberty etreet i ~
MAhL at. vU prices, tor-
IT ahlo.i • IT. P HABSHAuC;
bbls, to aniro a&d ior
ISAUSMCUTAW. :
•- \ ■ V"*-’; -ii J»v;i rj-:
betb township, Allegheny county,!* t>.i* d*y dla
•olT.d WILLI h U DOCOLAS3.
December l. lwdaltarT
pvISSOLUTION OF 00-PAKTNBK-
L/ SHIP.—The Co-Harto»nhlp lately exulicg
bMweco GEO. W. JACKSOK and G. /. TOWS
BEbD, to the Poik Pe king and Provision Butneaa
w*ii dlu »lrod ou the 20th of.&ptoxbtr Übt, by (ha
deitb of GrO. W, JACKSON. The affairs of the
l»t« firm wtU le avtUed by the lorrliing partner/
»Uo will al»o coDtlotK the bnstcm.
d. J. TOWNSEND,
-Surviving partner!
T\Ji6O / L.yTiON.7T-Xhe.finn of JAMES
JJ-/ WABt) vt CO. W*S dUeOlTed CD 'the 4lb dlf of
It.-mnber, UB2, bj the retiirin*-nt- of GIO. C.
BEIS autl AM>B£W B. BBBQCB therefrom. The
Interest of EKIM A BEBGfiB pas* a into the hand*
of JAUBS WABD, and (be- bocfcoa of saMflna
pii«tt Into the hands of Che,' remaining member*
thereof, who ore to eettle ell debts sod c?U«ct sll v
demands, end continue said bcslnes« r to «bosd' lb*
patrooage of the old friends of saldi firm Is recoo- 1
mended. (Signed,) JAUi&W'ABD,
WH. WARD)
1 8819 A BKBGEB.
IP-lm ;
Dl PBccnx 6ms Bncwsav, t
PiUabargh, September 10, 1662. /
ISibLUTiON OF PARTNBK.-HXP.
—The PaitDsTßhlp heretofore exhting between
JOS; SPANCEU and W G A Bit AED was db
soltsd ou th? 20th of August, 1662, W. fl. GAB
OAfID long BUtbotlxcd to eettl? up the btuinet* of
tbo lato Ulna at hla office in the Bxvwuxy..- The
Browing Basioes* will bo ooatlnued by &PEHCBB
ASfcKAY, wb’u Intend to bare always oq baud a
article of. AIuS, PDBTEB.and BIIOWS
BTODT. jTco undertlfcned wIU be thankful to lhe
friends oil tbo late ftrfo for a eoatftiuatioti of:tbett
patrouogu, ana promise to make it ibetr aim to give
•atbfactlqn to all wbo may purchase from them.
Mr. BOBE AT WATSON, of Überty street, to
long known to the business community, will have
tbe management of our business, with the full oon>'
trol lo the Brewery. :
Addrre* all orders to SPENOEB A UcKAT, Phce
nix Brewtry, Mttsbnrsh, Pa. •
1 . JOdKPH SrENCIH',
vVi JAMKB MenAV.
n’IHK FARTNEHSHIP heretofore ox-
J. Utlng between WU, J. fIOWABD and BO*
BEBT BODOjEBB, under tbe name and stylo of
fIOWABD A BODOEBB, Qopper and Tin Ware
manufacturers, woedluolved, on tbe, lath October,
1862, by tbe death of William J, tXatrard. Tbe bu
siness of tbe lato firm will be settled - by the survlv
itg partner, Bobert Bodgerf. All those kn&fri&g
themselves to be indebted, wifi please call and settle.
ROBERT RODGERS, having par
chasod the entire interest of William J. How
ard, late of the firm of floward A Jlodgor*. will con
tinue to mauuiacture BUEWSES’ KETTLES,
STILLS, of ail sises, WOUUS, for OIL REiTINEB-
LhS, and all kinds of work In his line, at tbe old
stand, 139 Front street, Pittsburgh
ecEhHm HObuBT BODUKBS.
pCUNT MALT HOUSE,
17 WATER STREET, Pitubur)h, Pa.
W. H. QARRARI), M&lster.
Dealer in BABLET and BYE MALT ; also, for tsU
DAULKY, and COUN. t^4:3m
■mirjß >• ci.aii.us, etc.
SOLDIERS’ BOUNTIES, TENSIONS,
BACK PAT, and ail other
JUST OLAlttii AQt JUST QBE 00 VEBUUSNT,
promptly procured at reasonable rate*.
Apply to - D. fl. HAZES,
1(0 Fourth street, Pittsburgh, and
CHABLtt 0. iUUKKB,
ocJfhSm Washington, D. C.
Military Claims, bounties.
PEKfiIOHS, RACK PAT, and MItITABY
CLAIMS uf every dsocriptioa,. collected by tbe sub
scriber, *i the following rates, via: Pensions,XU) (Xh
aU other (Ulms, $3 60. 0. U. TATLOB',
Attorney at Law,
No 73 Grant elreet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
N. B. 1 o chargee are made If the claim doe* not
snc’cmd,« ad all information given gratis. ee4;ly
_PRIONS, BOUNTY *BACK. FAY.
* H. C. MACK BELL,
Attorney of tan and Claim Agent,
80. 114 FIFTH STREET,
Preseeates fioldicrs' Claims of every description.'
PKNbIONB fordlssbled officers, soldiers, seamonand
marines. BuUNTIEB and PENSIONS for tbe wid
ows, parents, orphan children, brothers and sisters,
or other less I representative .of those who have died
or bean killed to the service; or bavo diod after die-.
cba'k|*, from diicake contracted lu s*<vice
•w’No charge ut-tll cLdm collected, and ni’' teltsr
alll bo answered unleM astaup is enclosed. selC;3m
BOOTS SHOES.
LOOK HERE.—Oor frieacf JAMES
8088, No. 39 Market street, has Recently re
tui ued from the East with a large stock of -
BOOTS A H D SHOES,
Comprising all the different varieties and styles now
in vogue; and having selected it himself from the
Eastern manufacturer*, is now prepared to offor to
tbe public* good* which be can ncommend for neat-’
n&ca ud wait. 1
We advise all tboee In want of neat and abates
tlal coverings for tbe feet to call cm Mr. BOBB,’fool
;lng confident they will be siilto(r*aa regards quality
and price.
•or Remember tbe place, 89 MAR SET 6TBKET.
004
Q.EU ALBKEE, BON A CO.,
Ho. 71, corner Wood and Toarth elreeto,
Have Jast tecelved a general and fresh aesortaeol
of LADIES , MISSES and CIIILoBEsi'o thick
soled
BOOTS AMD SHOES.
Jast opened, BOYS* and YOUTH’S kip end thick
cuftom-axade BOvTS, of all sices, tbe best mado in
this coontry. .
QTJSAM WEEKLY BETWEEN *&L
0 NSW YORK AMD LIVERPOOL, InaA.Bffigl
lag ud embarking Pjjocager* *t {iUCRMnXuwa
(Ireland.) 7ho Liverpool, Me* York and Phttadrt*
SUiMiwbip Company Intend deipatdiisv theft
foU«nowercKi lron Qtaaathtpe a> •'rflow»j
CITT OF MANCHESTER Satnrday, Dec. IS.
EAHQA&OO..., Dec. 20.
EDINBURGH... Saturday, Dec. 2T.
•ad twry Setrrrrtay, at nocn, Iron Pier,it, North
Btm. }
k±7w or riuxan
FIB ST CABIU.-fIOO OJigTKTOAna fin^n
do to lO6 001 do to 43 00
do to Parts.-.. 116 00 do to Parla 48 00
do -to Hamburg 110 a | d# to Homier*.. 46 00
Pmwo gen aUo forwarded to Harr*, Brknnn, Hot*
terdam, Antwerp, Ae., at eqaally low rates.
Hortc*.—-TJi* rtetnotiona oo trarel haring boas re*
nsored bj order of, the War Droartaeat, paaeeageYa
about to risil Europe wIU no longer be reqnlrecUto
proride thomatree with passport*. >
£9”Penooa wteUlog t» bn&g out their bland* dta
bay ticket* her* at toil following raioe to Hew Torki
Ercta Ltrerpool cr Qoaaoatown;l*t Cabin, s3fi, 6&
and till Steerage true Liverpool 146,00. Erth
Soeaaitowa 636,00. ;
Tfaeeofiteaiseni hare lopartcr •cooausod&tlocj low
paarmgvre, and carry exj** .raced Burgeon*. Thaj
■re built tn Water-tight f.rou Bactior.*, and have
Patent fire AnaihJUten ou board.
JOUH G. DALE, Ageat,
a 16 Broadway, Hew Tort,
JOUH TUOUJ'WH, Agent,
Bhlfl.U* Ilf Wb*M» ('-•*4,hfi T .
rttflE PHILOSOPHIC BURNEK.—
X DATDIB’S HEW DOUBtE-AOTINQ THIL
OGOPHIO BURNEB, (or (JABBON OIL, to now
ready. II pMWMw nmy adrapugto over tho coa«
man Buraar*.
L It uafcae a large or unall light with pAfect
combnitloa.
а. It will bora any eoalts; cf oil with aa(ety.
. 8. It ea& bo mod with 4 long or abort chimney, *
i. It can b« mod u a tapor night lamp.
8. It can it]vtji boynado to born economically.
б. It t* raora easily wicked than any other burner.
7. It can tn> trimmed and lighted without remov*
log tho cone. .
8. It throwa all tho white light above tho coco.
9. The chimney can be remuftdor ineerted with
oat teaching the glaaa. ■ .
These boraen axw the common Ho. 1 also, and can
b« pat on toy limp now in noo. Every pen on mine
Uftrbon Oil should have a PhUoaophlo Bonier, price
W cant*. Per dc&en, |3. Sold at Ho. $2 Furtb
•troot, Pitttbnrgh. p. IIATDKH.
T) CONSUMPTIVES.—TUo adver*
tifor, having ■ been' rtstcrcd. to health la a few
weak*, by a very simple tomedy, after having snOtr
•d tevsral years with a severs long affection, and
that dread disease, Oonsnmptlon—la anxious to stake
known tobts fellow sufferers the meant of care.
TobU aUaiieulre It. be villseudacapyeftbeprs
•erlpilon and; (free or charge,) w(th the directions
fer preparing and using tlm same, whioh they wilt
find a tart care far Oon»amp«oi», dtftao, NroncAtfa
<te. The only object ot the advertiser in tending the
prescription u to benefit the a filtered, and spread In
formation which ho conceives to be Invaluable, and
he hopes every tiiDiiter will try bit remedy, as it will •
ooat them nothing, ano may proto a Meeting.. .
Parties wishing the proscription will please address
- : Her. EDWABD A. WILSON, .
, acl&gmd WlUUmtbnrg. blogs county, N, s. • •
WiilXiNQ FLUID—as good at apyi
T f perhaps better. In oor Judgment, SMITfa a
BfiOWNKLL'd WHITING FLU!l>haitto nyriar ■
PnjJndico aside, we basard nothing In prw> n tinff
thU be&utifi.l fluid to the' commoulty. vW
fmmexperfenoe.’ WhyxmdB3o?,oooto
nuatly, to gratify a prejudice in favor 0 # . /mLi— .
•rlld.l OTn It . trial and yoo will *‘EK
UoM. I’clM rad <nuait, will coa.v, n T(L
J. L. BBAD,
Sole agent for Pennsylvania,
ee!7 -d.v~ • • ■--- 78FonrthHtrr<t.
INJJIAS iiUßbKtt CUSHIONS. yU,
J-LptfSAtiP BED.PANS 'or o»I, .tTi,. JtodU
Bobber Drpot 20aud838».*Olalretrovt
dfB 3.*n.pgm,TP3r
"\TISW OKOH it. O.MUUABSIiIs-f
Xv Ibis, jast arrived and fbr sale by .
LITTLE & TBIHBLE,
■ ■*** “ -lUSecondatieit
riUMimj
JL ottl . u
O—S btila. liar sata br
BBHBin.o*LLIBa,
ran SwfX£.
COAL jRKOPfcB'XT «o*
f sZt*.-150 ACBt3Or OOAL‘ BCIVLLSfI*,
»djoinlagAha_lu*nJ»f St*ul*iiTiUd. JSEe.-aoa conn,
tv. uhw. “toe aurubenvill* Coal and tyke baa been
t*iriy tested U . the Bdmoat Furn*c®i at Ilartlns*
vilfo, Ohkfc nearly, oppadl* Wheeling, where full
information may be baa of Its qualities forymelting
iron ore, Tb is Ced and Ook* proves to bathe beet
tor amelUag purpose# of any west of tbe mountain*.
Iren c»o be m*d* for lea* money at Steubenville than
at any point west of tbe mountains. Tbe important
tact ii, tbs receiving and shipping of all materials
without hauling. This property la finely located,
lying oce.tbird of a mile open the Ohio river, and
the Wheeling extension of the Cleveland'A Pitt*
burgh Railroad tunning the whole length of said
' coal field. Also, the Pan-H*ndte (eo ealled)'Bailroad
crates the other railroad upon thl» property. Coal
can be dropped from tbe pit cars upon the raiLread,
or upon, boats in the Ohio rlv«r, or Into the top,of a
furnace, without second handling. There ia a targe
body of coal adjoining tbe above tract that can be
temred if required. The following are prices that
iron ore hasbeen offered and aold fcr,foml<hed.by
persons oouvsnant with -the boainess,and may be
.relied, upon: W,Wn tons gf nativevire oould have
.been Contracted for, delivered at the furnaoe, bartud
ready for use,"6o per. cent.are,.at (3 per tea; Ashe
Superior iron ore has been bought at Cleveland for
S 6 per. ton, freight f;oa that point to BteubenvlUe
SI 6f:—coat, aropped at the furnace, SS 67;. Lake
Champlain and hUnouri Iron Mountain ore about
the same. There Ia an abundance of fire clay, lime*;
atone and sandstone-upon It, and in the frfdnlty.
Tbe pretest r&tes for all materlils coat more now;
aiao’tbe metal. Any person wishing to make as in*
veitment will pleasec«U upon WM. C.*ABBARAM,
at Steubenville, who will be roady tothowibe prezn
faoa and explain Its advantages; or upon iha under*,
signed, at no. 112 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.' "
po*:3aad , P.O.'tiß AJKQB.■.
SCPJ2RIUR BUILDING LOTS FOR
SALK.—The, undersigned offers for sale, on Tea*,
eonabie terms, dome of the tboloest spots lor build*
- lng purpose# tkat'are tobe found around Pittsburgh.
They art..situated within one hundred yards ot tbe
Unnlnukof ; toe Oentre Avenue: florae Railway, and
are beautiful location*, for private dwellings;: Tha
scenery and everything renotTs them extremely de»
slrabls for any one wanting to locate outside of the
.city limit*, and atthe same time eo near are they
that commnnjcatlcn can be had with tbe city at aft
hours. Lota from one* fourth of an acre upwards.
Also, some Western Lands, situated ia lowa, Min
neeota and Wisconsin. ' "
Also, several small lots Id ttinertTUle, (0x260 fceU,
The above property will be told on sccomaodetlas
.terms. Inquire of. JOHN HfciaßOM, •
* comer tiixth and ffoodstnets.
Or, Wll. A. HBfifiOM,
Clerk's 003 cc, Cport flonge.
Fjk sale to the trade—
M. 0. finger; 1
Porto BLoo do;
CQb« dp;
Green and Black Tew;
Tobaccos; «>
fijrupe; |
Choice extra famuli;. Flours;
_ Bacon;
Aid a general stock 0/ Srooerite, to store and at*
riving and for sale by
I McDOHALD A aABCCELES, " '
, Wholesale Grocers, Produce end Ootamisaisa Me -
1, chants, tTes. 2tf and 244 Liberty street,near been
of Wood. I eod \
AT ALUABJU& bTEAM FLOURING
V MILL POlt fiALK.-r-bUoatod in the towp of
Heuover, Oolomblane coouty, Ohio, on the Uae of
tbe Pittsburgh A Cleveland iiallroed, in the centre
of a rich grain growing country. The mill is erect*
e«J on streral lota of grcuufi, ts five stories highland
folly suppitd with ell tire -late improvements ot
machinery, Ac. "The mill In new, In Jail tide of cp*
erstion. doing a Urge and profitable feualiuM, and
the only reason for tbe oaner soiling oht is on ac»
count of lil health. We are authorised to efler tbe
abort property at a great sacrifice. For foil partic
ular! cell at tbe office of
peso P. McLAIM A 00„ 102 Fourth stmt.
JJJNQINK FOB BAUC,
ABOUT DOST BOBfiB POWIB.
U 1 GOOD OBDZC.
WILL ns 30LD CHXAP FOB GASH.
□AiUCTT* OPTICA
street, above Bcathflald.
inquire at tbs
tsU-dti
ipOB BALK.—A BTKAM ENGINE, 6
, foot stroke, 18 Inch cylinder, 18 bet iron fly
wheel, and of about 160 hone power. Also, one
•rator, two Dry Ores*, and Steam Gina Boilers, one
Upright Boring Machine, oae Chain Back Saw, one
Machine for making Pomp Boda for Oil Wells,on*.
Dove Tall Machine, and about 100 bet 2% and t
inch Shafting.
All of the above articles will be sold et a greet bar*
gain by applying at once at 4a Fifth struct. fed
li*UK cAiA—The subscriber effenJur
JU sale TWO BLAST bet
uiamster, four leet s-.roke, with two pitmen cranks
and shaft. Also some two,hundred feet of. Wiought
Iron al ft Plf E, tm inches diaunter, the wiots in
po».d crier, waicb we Will sell ch.«ep.
devla . UKWI4 }>>LZCLL AGO.
nAisft—Une Roiler, b lees' long
JL. and 24 Inches .diameter; one floe, 8 inch. Suit*
•ole (or a small engine, 6 bone powers Inquire at
No. its LIOjLBTY bTUCST. ' ocH.U
TO JLET.
F.)K RE Is r—A" large well lighted
room-in the Qixcrni Build ato. berth stery.
Apply at the .OoontSng Boom of Tfllß OFFICE.
eelfcdtf •
|iU)K bAUh OK KENT—An Oil Ko-
J. finery, in complete order. . Apply to
- AOBT. ABTHUBB,
nhS:dtf Att’y.at Law, 80. 136 Fourth st.
JHEOMC+AL,
rpAKB NO - MOKE UNPiiEASANT
X ABB EHSAFE MIDXOIHES.—Por snplMßnl
and dangerous diseases. _uao HKLHBOLD'S EX*
TBAOT BUCHO, which has received tha. opdorse
men* of the most prominent physicians In the United
Matas, is now offered to an afflicted humanity as a
certain sore forth* fallowing disease* and symptoms
originating from diseases and abase of the Urinary
or ticxual Organs; General Debility, Mental and
Physical Depremion, Imbecility, Determination of
Blood to the Head, Ocafosod Ideas, Hysteria, General
Irritability, bestltssneas and Sleepfessnew at flight.
Absence of Muscular; Efficiency, Lea of AppeUU,
Dyspepsia,' Emaciation, Low Spirits, Disorganise
tiou or Paralysis of the Organs of Generation, Palpi
tation of the Heart, andTa feet all the concomitants
of a nervous and dabllluted state of the tjstfetn.
To insure.the gen nine, cat thiscut. Aik'for
Helm bold’*. Take no other. Cora* guaranteed.
t*>« advertisement In anothercolmnn. apgifcdAwT
MANHOOD; HOW LOST! I HOW
iU. BE3TOBED I—Jtul FaKfcjfed, is a Bcaitd Ebw
stJej*. Prios fix Graff.
A Lecture on. the Nature, Treatment and Brdimd
Core o. Spermatorrhoea or Baminmi Weakness, Invol*
nntary Emissions, Bexnal Debility, and
to Marriage generally, Nervousness,' Consumption,
Epilepsy and Pits; Mental and Fhysical Inoapadty,
resulting from Self-Abuse, Ac. By BOBT. J. CUL
TEBWXLL,£i. Dm Author of the “Green Book,** fa
"A BOOH TO THOUSANDS 07 8U77E8E88,”
Scot under seal, in a plain envelops, to any' address/
post-paid, on rScslpt of six oentst or two
•tamps, by Da. OH. J. 0. KLIN EL
• 127Bfoadway, H. ¥„ Post-Office fiat 406. .
anT:3tadswT .
OBDIT TBilKa.— jlkddokmbht, Tojrcte.
JJ recy large stock of choice TBE/ss,
of selected rarletlea to Choose from, with
hie care taken to hare every variety true to natm *.
Of-Apple alone we have IT5^W—6O,OOO of rvhich
are three year olds, 10,600 foot year olds.
000 two to throe yean old. Peach. Flora. Ac~', i.
•dock.
Bvnnoi the Tress In the Norsery. f feu and
ftxamine them.
xyEBGBEEHS from 1 to 8 feet, by the lincdred.
whSi^SwSrtt£f TBEIS pHßU^Bmrl
Addreaa PITTfIBUBGH AND OAKLAND NUB.
BEBIEB, Pittsburgh, Pa.
lalß-dawT JOHN KUBj>f/OH. Ja.
DSABZsimtiEASss: —-
800 hhds. prime to choics N. o. Bw mnt
74 do do Porto Bieo
30 do do Cuba do: 7
a) tierces do do do*
100 bbls. »B» Coffee do:
40 do Unshed doc
80 do Powdered . do;
40 do Bsflaod Tellow do*
TOO do N. 0. HoUsaes: ’
40 hf. bbls. do;
£OO bbls. Golden Syrup;
874 bags prime Bio OofiSw; ' •
In store and for tale by
-° ea> -' j. aoDaa * do.
LJKBINJSD OIL SOf ißXPdK'f.—The
■ wnr Fwpwedto Mil Ih. bMt
.imUm <*ibon fm. os baud oj
p ‘ ,u . t,l 2*s'£? rUAdllpbU-or »t
WMIiCTiM M B«1 Htjk' Polat. D.w yoifc WUI
*Uo dollrer loti from 100 (o 1,000 fcoztoli fra. sbowd
GlM * w * f Tmnkfort-cn*the.lUlib and
othet European porta. . BSEBB A QmtV. .
Jgegr Petrollt» OU Wotks, Plttsborgh. Pm ~
Kissaia--
168 barrtf § BoMatti:
80 trashes White Beans; *1
_® hapr«ls Sweet OJdtr;*
•15 *(10 dweet foaloar,
And for rjla byv. l. h. YOXOT A CO.
NiAL'V in vbM'lSd' a'ls'i" ixii
-r , f BXBLOBITB- OABBOB OIL, ; ■>;
BMo ind »ld b, " ;T. O. t SHAW, ,
ae4 Practical Optician. 18 Plfth street.
OAxTraALXM.tfALTUI-- '
KJ 600 bags Lirvrpool gronad gait; *
”1M do do noe Table halt.
In store and to'arrive and (or sale by
MCDONALD A ABBCCKLES,. .
nold , ■ Ms and 844 Liberty attest/
id bxs. iJa a XOa Tobacoa
lO.bntts 10« BlackrPat' ; ! doc -
30 bctU^^gd^
Pof rale hr
KW ixKAF
flrklna«:thelatterferftmllynsa ftusalotij 1
G. J, TOWNSEND* > *
(roccssjor to Jackecn A Xtrirnsand,! ;
Tfl- ...lH'tbLJEXoorthatraat, asar Liberty.
Vi Al/fLHiißlr—>so bblfl.Ao.3 large] to
i3tl. arrlte and tor sale by t-j
de3 ISAIAH DICHEY A QO, -
10U baga Kia Cogefr ia
\J store wd fbr sale by, W; M. GOBMLr,; 4 :
d«3 : . 371 Liberty street.:
lAH.—2 Darrel* Allegheny Tap in gtoiD
;,KJ)£LIELX»A XW.-
.tJ.V, i -A ; j
pmoposmus.
piling the CaiteJT States Sobeletef
with a.OTChBMfrgA’m.B, on ths *
.The Cattle aw to.be deliver sdwtl
£k. C.,acd each anted to arrrsjjeTj
Ka **»* * W gW Tmim t
groat. Reliant Stags and bulls not
Tbs first delivery to ba made cno
Aar or January, 1863. or as soozrtl
OoTsraiaent may direct. 600 head ot w pat
■wk will ba required to ba deUreiwd uadaij thb
contract. ~
A bond, wftV'good and sufficient stcnrity, w tt ba
required.
Twenty p*r cent, of the purchase, money wi 1- bm
retained until the contract U completed.
Proposals from contractors who baT* pWTibwly*
Called so comply with their bids, fromdisk-jal par*
•°°*» Wdder b not pxmefit to na pent
to hb bid, will not ba.coaslderad. {,
The names of firms must be stated Ilk ML arith^
tbe precise addrtee of all the aembec* of ;the fir a. -
raj meat to be made Jo certificates’of lode! ted* 1
cs s, or gacholker. fends u Getertturnt may mre
fordisbctsixneni... . . - . r » •
All bids must be accompanied by two naran wee."
and directed te “CoL A. BSCKWiTH. ArD, O, andr
0. fi> U. 8. A., Washington, D« 0.,’? and stub reed ■■
**Pro/.«ealt for Beef Cattle.” ' ■ *
• Ffncf guana mtet, •
Wo, —*r»of the county of and Slate of U-^,7
end —of the county bf And State of — > do I
hereby guarantee that is able to fulfil .a contract }
In accordance with the terms of. his p reposition J end
that, should hb proportion be -accepted, he will at -
once enter Into, a contract in accordance therewith. •
Should the contract te l awarded him we are prepared ]
toj*coaehh securities. : •' {
ThU'fnan&tee bus be appended to each bid.
. The• respoasibHity of tbs giiaraatcr* most b«
shown by the cj£eial certificate of the Clerk ef the
&ea:eit District Court ercf the United tiutee Die*
trirt'Attorney, •■■■■!. -•••■■ ’'•••- 1
Jfcfrwfciehdea.t cemola icflA (6« aixjr+wlil 6* r*-
jteied. defctd
HOTELS.
jpRKNCH‘3 HOTEL, ; /
CS TBE BtJBOPRAN hIAB,
oittor.NSw yobs:.
BUTQLa' ROOMS lUTT OHXTtrPS* DAT.
OUt Halt Sgw, coraar Tnmifcrri On*. /
(OppOiit# 01 tj Hall. )
4s they may be ordered In the spadom
Be factory.
There Is a Barber's Shop end Bath Boobs attached
to the Hotel
BVBenn ol HTJHKKKS m. 4 BAOKHXB who
nywerafall
PoSSuHyM •’
c. ratHOii. ptopMcroi,
ASLEiUOAN iiUUSK, BosToa, lathe
X3l largeet tod boat irrmnd Hotel In. the Hew
' England States;is centrally located, fM easy.of so*
oess from ill the routes of traTel. : It contains all the
: aodemiasroTomente. end every coaventaaoe for the
WWifhrtifcnrlawßrttnTywiatffrT) q[ (he QITtUS( public.
The sleeping rooms ere large end .ireU ventilated;
the suites of rooms ere'veil arranged, end completely
furnished for familiceend large traveling parties, and
; the house will- oontinne to be kept u a first clue
hotel in every respect. ...
iaauijd LK.WIB BIOS, Proprietor.
OILS, #c.
iittla LOMt» f—LI I ■mil I linimiiii.f ,
& BARBOUR,,.
uuussn
QA&B OJf 6 /X,
LAMP H ANUFAOTDEJBB,
Jfe. 81 WOOD BTSZET r
PiT?»yt acH, Panu»
OEO. w. nauimty,.:— r-n-'-v-nimTHt BOIDfHXP,
OOi REFINERY.
GEOBOB W. HOBDSHXP d CO „
xastrracTimns «r
BUSKING OIL AM) LUBBICATIHG OIL,
Keep constantly on band-the very beet quality of
BURNING OIL, clear end without odor, also, a good
LUBUICATOB, pore WHITS BKHZOLS sad OAS
grease*-
■9*AU.brdan left at No. ad Pina. Srnsfcr, Beak
Block, second floor, mil be promptly attended to,
ocfedtf , * _
OXI. WORKS.
DUNCAN, DUNLAP * C 0„ '
MaaoJactoren of
PUBS WHITS EBJIHED OABBON OILS.
OCleejKo. 231 Libert; street,
my9:6ad»»
T UUJJr’EK OIL WOKKii s
•*-* WILLIAM r. WOOLEIbQB,
' haxctpactcm» or j
CLOAL AND CARBON Olliß,
and dealer la
lakib, asms era, <h., 4*.,
80, S 3 M&rkat street, between Second andThird*
PITTSITOEUH, PA..
PETRONA OIL WOKKS.^-LOltG
MILLED A 00.
Works at Sharps burg Station', An*gM«.y Talk}
Bailnad. *
Office and Warehouse, S 3 MABSET BTBKET-
Plttsbuigh. _ -
Manufecturers of ILLUMINATING and LUBBI
(GATING CABBON QIM and BENZOLE.-:
-, No. 1 .BE7INSD OIL, warranted non-explo
sire, always on hand. - oofihlyd
STOVES, tfc.
jakxs a. Toosfi—y f. robao.
VOUNG BEOTHERS, Duqubskb Fod*
Jt D»T,tlbort. tb« Outer Dmt P.
■““nfccto. BLAOHIBE,
MILL JfDBHAfS
CAATIKGB of nrerr dracription.
OIL PIPE, BOILED OABTINO3, PIM PBOHTB,
GBA.TE B ABaWAOON BOXES, SAL ABB 800
OBATES ABB OBAXE IBOHIS, STOP
OWE BOXES, Ac., alMj. n s.„<f ud for m]. Idv.
Onion tuft with W. MV lOUA'Q, corner of Wood,
strsot aad Diamond alley,' will receive prompt alien
tion. J > mbiff
ALLEN; jfcGOKMi.UK. A CO,, Valley
yoinroayf Pittsbnigh, Pa.
; *A-Wxgraoc»*, No. 301 Liberty street. ‘ ,
_Manu*Seturci» ef COOK, PABLOB AND HEAT-
PABLOB AND KITCHEN GBATEB.
HOjfcLOW WABE, Steel aad Moulds, B*U
fnEAUll Castings, Mill Gearing, Gas, Water and Ar-
Jruen Kpe, Sad Irons, Dog Irons, Wagon Bona, Bu
, gar Keltlaa, Pnlleys, Hangers, Car Whvels,
ana Castings generally. Also, Jobbing and
Castings made to order. Patented Portable Mm.
.erith Steam or Horse Power. :
FOUNDRY, 7 "
D.DeHAVEK&BOH,
.. No. 17 FEDERAL STREET, AOeghatg Qilf,
Manufecturers of erery variety of OOOKIHG AND
HEATING STOVES, COOKING BANGXS, Rna
Common GBATE 7BONTB, 7ENDXKB,A«7
Also, Hast ibon house 7bohtk ibob
BAILING, and an kinds of CASTINGS made to
orto- ' .aad
BRUTES.
TkOLLAB SAVINGS BANE, No. 65
XJ Toonra Stur, . >
CHABTEBXDOf 1861- - -t
Open dally from 9 to 3 o'clock, also cnWediiatiij
•nd Saturday evenings. from Hay Ist to Korember
ut, from T- to 9 o’clock, and from Horemberlstto
Hay lit from 6 to 8 o’clock.
Deposits received of all soma not t— ti>» Qim
Dollar, and a dividend of the profits declared twice a
year, In June and December. Interest has been do*
dared to /one and December, stnoe
Urn Bank was ccgsaicod,iat the rate of six par cent,
a year.. . .fit •••• ■
Interest, If not;drawn out, Is plaaed to tbs credit
of tha depositor as principal, and beers the same In
terest from the first days of Jane and December, com*
pounding twice Vyear without troubling tha depoai
tor to call, or even to unseat hi* pan book.- At this
rate, money trill doQtfe in leas than twelve yean,
making, tn the aggregate cjorx ana on*BiU m
curr, a nan.
Books, amtsltUftg'the Charter.
tad Begalaticos, fernlibedgntlston application at
Ptxsmixr-GEOEaiAiBBM.--'
.tun nssuzxzs.'-■ “ •
John B^UoTaddeaj
' John Rouses, i
AUmafor flpaer, ~ ~ r
D*cj. L. Phhimtoclt, '
J«0»» MsAoiey,
Jamea Herdznan,
jlaaac H. Pcxnock,
johll MtfAall. ; '
\i amea bTb. Maadi*
: A. U. Pollock, K. P.,
iHHl&jiwla, •.
jWiUiaa3?Aßtatsßf
AHnaflfr Bradtaft
. ’ John G, Baekofro,
- Qwrgtßbcki ‘
• John B; Capfleld, •
Almff A*€acrtar, -
. CharUs A. Coltca,
t WIUUb Bpoglaa,. . ,
-JohsKTaha,
Jamea-P.XeOej',
, Petes A. Madaira,
~Joha H.
J-ameaShJdle*': ••'
i&otert
Walter P.B**h*ll,
JohnOrr,:' -
BcszyL. Btagntt,
JoHb H.~Shoeahwyy, .
WiUlatß&Scbaarta!
Atexandv
-Isaac WhltUerJ
■' Chdstlaß-jreanr.
ta-CHAS, A. OOLTOH.
BobaweU Bepbton*'
WiUtoß. lira, r
Pater H. Banker,
Bl chard Bewr-'-rs*
WilU*ts.S.£ftYgri >4
BvasTAßiAsh
lADIA WA'il-m'm
iiBGGIHOSi OLO7XS and BOOTS, &r safe at»
aadBB Bt.Clatei»ra«t;^—cJ^drß.PHtljLlffl.
Thonm—WKHbsrprims KoltiJutter
:i> laraala by . UkAD AHStiQXB,
<tel. ■ ■ • - .-i £<3, Hbortr street.
iIiUiAX. bK&U—.SO hngni-ttn -irtnyg *pt
JE graaleby - ,? BHBIVTB* BAOBAB,
BoB * ■ 27 and 29 SjolthfleldeVrcet.
piANOCoyitiator latuaitabbor, a
A nprtcr qajHtj oa »(' a. Imllt
CulratiMt' .
. : ~ , . -: ■j.*u.tirawt.
: L»OOTS, SHUKSAWi* UUMd at ilo-
X>OLm,AHD , B '" v*.. ;. M
aOAt" »IX>NE -Dtfin'—M bbla. reoail
pMml feral. It'-.- KOOIUn.