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From Yesterday's Evening Gazette.
The Boldierp’. Belief Fand«»Wbai
: the* Commissioners are Doing*
Httoh complaint ha* been mad© of lata,
growing out of a knowledge of the fact that
the County Belief Board hare Is thoir hands
aft unexpended balance, of the relief tax,
- amounting to $9,000. The Board hare not
been paying out any relief, for many weeks
past* pnd now that winter is unoo us,many
hW lh pressing Sped* .The Commissioners, or
rather wo shewd Wy the Relief Board—which
f 7--. *'(teompoiidoF Vbe Commissioners and- Asstf
fliok .fl|fdf f £u3g*jj-refusing aid to all applicants,
naturally”ooarpeUed the most urgont cases to
’ ‘ apply to the two eltios
and county. Thtnabrenectusltont eases were
relieved, but,too applications increased so
' rapidly that the Various boards were compel
led to tank many r away empty handed.
• ißy the proceedings of the Allegheny Coan
i clli| it will be eeen that, at the request of the
Poor Sireotors of that city, a Committee was
appointed to wait upon the Relief Board und
procure the proportion .of the unexpended re
lief tax due to Allegheny. '
" We called-uppitthe. Commissioners to-day,
to ep?*;taln the.,state of the case, and learn
propose to\do. ‘The Commla
,i / i cloherseoisßd to pay out.for tho
... - .f v,.v. the world—-that they had no funds
[ , -’' ta pay." Sinoe that time they have received
|. - oror $9,000 of the taXy'bdt they hare declined
i< ; to beginpayment ontil thcllrst woek in Jan
*' ■. uary, for reason* whieh axe deemed satisfac-
L : • . tory and neeaftaxy* They have been Isbor-
IL ■ -iug isdnstrloutiy ior weeks past in procuring
•: .an entire change in the mode of payment, in
V 7 '.--r.. ~ 'order 1 to -prevent imposition, and Insure an
economical distribution *ef h: tho The
' Ik. - plaftnfpaying.ou,t4o sab-committees, as hero
■(£*. tpforo, bos proved - unsatisfactory, as much
.A • - favoritism v Was shown, and many received
_:P, money who weronotentitled to it. TfeeCom
missioners now propose to pay oQt io Com
mittees of Ladies, in the several wards and
boroughs, who will personally superintend the
•matter, and prevent imposition, by
.. the houses and making suoh .investigation as
’etronmstaßeei maj'warrant. Bythismeaas
It U beliaved that a very large waste of money
can be prevented.'
The Commissioner* (mainly through the
-exertions of Mr* Hamilton, who has under
taken the task) have sneceeded in obtaining
the servloes of good and reliable ladles in
nearly all the wards in this city, who will
take the monthly allotments and pay it out
to those entitled to receive it, in accordance
with the old relief "rolls, whioh will also be
pl&oed In their hands.
The action ef Allegheny Councils, whereby
they propose to relieve the, Commissioners of
the distribution of the fuod in that city meets
their entire approval, and they will eheerfully
pay over* to any responsible party, suchearns
as may be dua to that eity. In this couneo
..tv:rs.is Uoa wo may state that it is the intention to
‘.o j, • - have the money for Allegheny city placed in
r . the hands of.'ihat excelleut society, the La
. ’dies'Beliof Association. If the good ladles
. . _ ..eomposteg It .will .undertake the distribution
' t . of the relief mohbyj our word for it, the work
“ wfllbe well done. Nearly evory case of des
titution Is kqowhtothem/and thsir experi
• aftoslnmeh Matters Is a sufficient guarantee
-r • agtinst Imposition. ~ ' -
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Additional List of Wonnded Penn
...V!*'.i »Tl»anians.
h tVo ccntinuo our Hit of woundfld iu the
Seleotiug the names
-b t-.i iirnsOtfethnw belonging to Western Pennsylvania
.. Regiments.. It weald seem that Cot Clark's
~ r »glment, (inadditlonto these of. CoL Alien
~v.,, . jenii Col Bajno,}was m the fight, hat to what
.; _'^' a 'extent'they Vn&r«4 eknnot be sawrUined:
' v. r '6V*A-Howe*Bth'B.auk J.Hooiter.llib, foot,
v-t - O.ftTrtt*.Sthßv.thlgh. J; snbnm, Utb', mouth.
•••■*•*& Anderson, fc; Pugh, llth, arm.
* ~ -■.■.3. th B. leg. Wm. Cralsy, 136th, leg.
« J/D.'Kick, 10th B.,'leg. S. B. Beset, Utb, groin.
?*" ’ ' - ’•■-•* 5 W. WflUotn.Sth B. bwtt r. Hotoan; »lth,»Mmn.
Jl?BfiUsr,.loth H.Waiker, 156th, arm.
- -o ' c .»,7.Posr*tam4B6thß.haad 0. fllottler, 138th, leg.
N ... ' .ArPetere,3l*s,thigh. ' C.W.ChaiobeTMltli.dead
i ---’ - '-J/B.Oeapben, llth B.lga Wm.Dralo, 11th ILehldr
..■•4-vs ;>>;■ 10th B..hraaiT, H. l43d, hip.
.Jsfitnitlmnuwkth Bales J. : KaJp,l42di side.
’ ’ SVT. W.-Pnrmaa, Bth B. tfl A. ITDarid, Bth B. shldr.
: T.P.McCraif,lUl»B.bck OeL B. Coulter, llth, side
M. Sylreis, llth 8., left T. W. Stem: llth, thigh.
long. - J. B. fibster, nib, heed. :
Q. U, Blder, 10th B. bret. O, Webbar, llth, shoulder '
0.8. Knee, 10th B, leg. 7. W. Herst, 136th, heed.
VbJiTLHrJnCTay,lllh B. aak L'tH. Barbee, 1361h,1a0t
W. Hoffman, llth B. tbgs tiam’l Steward, Uth, arm. j
J; Leichby, Bth B„ face. L. Barlow, l3£tb,sbonlder .
Bs Suker, Uttb ioot Hi John,'lSGlb, arm ;
Henry Bltnas, Uth, am. 7aeob 8o)a&, 136tfa, arm ft
v • r r *J/Boyer, Utb/head ft face abdomen. '
i . i «rsu~ '' - W> B.Bamtange, 10th 8.,
i Smith, 136tb, jag.. . r jbculder. i
-• ~, „•«' jD.JP. Haler, 136tb, arm. C. Zook, Bib 8., ankle.
-* ’ - J. \Taguer, ®h B.,knee,.
--^■.-^•o-GoI.SliicUliv6tb f 1 H. Mortis, Bth B* anklea.
<1 r.r J«».Keathy, fiib»axm». r L. B«ytchoUoa.lllb,foot
: ;-.\o.'Bacts;l3tttu.. A.-Drbiea,Btb B, side. -
W. X.Banue,'Uth B ,fbot
...ra-yrsa .v i ELOrKirwaa, Uth 8.,1eg
z* J. Kama, 123*- , J. Bcck,lUb.B.,lpg, hip.
l i v«. wrier,62d. WioiH.Booh,Btbtt
i ■ i- B Borer,llthß ,slde
H. ArnoUTl23d. Cda-d. F. Uehne, B, Uth.
J. Waseha, 123 d. W. P. Trump, B,' Bth.
J. Borsch, 183 d. John 8 ettcjas, K^-63d;!
7. Kestlar, 133 d. J. Taroar, o,sth. : i
Lieut. 7. Collar, 123 d. « Petar Bayes, £, 9th.
’" '•••..•on- Welsh.B2d.vK • Praak-Ai 7o»tar,*H, 6lst.
Ccnb. S. Bandars, 123 d. rtaakßaQep, H, 61st -
B, B«unett, 133 d fforaaa Qtxii,lolfU
i tX Ooburn, li6th. Wa. JXlne, P, llth.
- J.Xapham, 123 d. W C. Hicks, A, 10th.
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Brßwd, lairt. ..... ' J*a Biopeoo* E,’llth,
- Qenl«lkThactp«aij'o9fh Saury H.Meeber, A, 10th
f ft “«h. : •'- v Fr*ndi BcAdsms, A,loth
B. 0. Ganulxmbaa, A; 10
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DEC. 18.
LOCAL r IItTISLLIGENCB:
. < CammitUwhoronot yot bean lolneted for
« - thaboroughiondtownlhips, batitißUlromo*
*.■■ if. desirable thok-thooltUeju ihould sefcobout
-'tho-workat oooa, ZhoCoinxniMicmsra do not
.r-. : . detira to aakathtfr os# a toleotions of. lodiea,
. ....would. rathe; that, the eituons should
■ nominate two or throe responsible ladies, who
. ... wffipbdgrthemielTeato attend faithfully to
the dUtrioution of thomonejr. ILo amount
v:, V— —nliof-fund yet useone2ted.il $25,000,
amount OB: hand wIU
: yjvQOQ* - But, ntthe leoit ealculitfoa,
~ .£9,000 of theiwfiaUii2uSF^
j Intedrasa lorga-propomon of tt;ia assessed
j.-i.-v,- '.' .«aperaonnl-inx f lii_BamJ of from tracents
Bp to one dollar*. Hence the Belief Board
~. %y ..... will not have at their'disposal more than
.. _. ' $25,(K)0. This being the ease, they propose
. ... to pay oat at therateof bat $4,000 per month,
. ' ■ Instead of $B,OOO per month, as heretofore.
- *.* 1 By this they e&n make the fond last
- JuttH tho new tax-bejins to ooma in, whereas
■ • -if they ehonldpay ontstthe previous rate of
■ $B,OOO per month; themoney-wouldall be ex
-. * ponded is three month*. faet, no payment
_• - eoaldho mad* at all io February, at the
, *> s9,oo^on hand would be almost exhausted on
;(i the first payment, and the oatstanding' tax
■ ■* ..weEldnoteomeinfastenough tosuppiy the
■. deficiency. . .
Now we haregiren, aa briefly aa possible,
„ l'. \'' the state of the ease, and we hope it will serve
- 'V* —to relieve the a&xiety of aIH concerned. Of
if.... •*... , -cue thing'wwaretat filled, that the Commis4
•'* “ tfoaeH aretuing their beatendeavors to hare
• 5-“'■••-•'.vr:. fond properly distributed. They regret
i --thattheyweru compelledtosuspendpayment
■:-- r ri: at all, but ll waa from noceistty, not frem
< r> i■> -j .* - Thtirraason* for notreaewing pay*
> Besteooner, are gives abot# r aad will strike
every thinking man al satisfactory.
To prevent any misapprehension, wo may
state distinctly that no money will be paid
oat nntil the first week In January, and no
applioationsifor relief need be madb at present
v .to.the Commissioners. >
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Soil for Damages.'
J Judge Williams, of the DUtrlot Court, U
engaged to-day In the trial of Antoino Smith,
or Mifflin township, vr. W. J. Smith, former
pUot of the tow-boot “Leedor"—being- as ac
tion for damages sojU nod by tbo lose of*
eon, aged nlno years. Iq April, 1860, while
a skiff, containing a man, woman, and two
boys—of which tbo deceased was one—was
being rowed across the river, from McKees
port to tho opposito Bhore, H was oapriaed by
the tow-boat “Leader/* then ascending the.
etreaus, with several flats inflow. The par*
ties were all rereued, except the lad Smith,
whose father brings this action against the
pilot,,alleging that the death of the boy was
canted through carelessness. The ease is still
on trial.
Bias Nortt Bsporieb. —Feld A Laro’s Na
tional Bank Nate Reporter for the Ist Is out.
It has a oat of $2 note altered to represent
the Hadley Falls Bank, Mass.; Farmers*
Bank Bangor, Maine; Laugdeu Bank, N.
U.; Andover Bsnk; Bank of Brighton;
Hampton Bank; Bingham Bank, Mass.; and
others. It will be altered to'almost any bank
add the public shoald bo 'familiar with the
plate. - ,
Thu late Shootino Affrat We haca.no
farther particulars of the late shooting afftey
at Brownatown, farther than that tho carriage
which tbo two ladies hired from Mr. Jaok
aon was paid for by one of them, who gave
her same as Mary Myers. The driver left
them on Centre avenae, in the Seventh Ward.
The name of Mary Myers U well knows in
polico circles.
Keolkct of tbs Dead.— Tho Baptistgrave
yard, on Colwoll street, in the Seventh Ward,
is In a most deplorable condition. The foooe
has rotted away, thograve stones are tumbling
down, and the graves aro xootod op by hogs,
who have free access to the yard. Those who
are interested in this hartal plaoe should stop
this shameful deseorartion.
LATE telegraphic; news.
[FBOM. OUR EVENING EDITION.}
DISPATCH FROM GEN, BURNSIDE.-
WHY THE ABM WITHDBKW FEOS
FREDERICKSBURG.
Tie Position in Front Could not be Carried,
NO LOSS m CROSSING THE RIVER
The Movement a Complete Success.
A FRIENDLY TALK BETWEEN PICKETS.
FLAG OF TRDCE FROM GEN. LEE.
<£«., d«., <C*e.
WXSBIBOTOM, Deo. 16.—The following dis
patch, from Gen. Burnside, was received to
day at 0 o’clock:
HIADQCxBTUtS AklfT OV TBB POTOMAC, 1
December 16—6 p. ®. j
To Mayor-General BalUck, General-in- Chief:
The Aimy of the Potomac was withdrawn
to this side of the Rappahannock river, be
cause I felt folly convinced that the position
in front could not be carried, and it was a mil
itary n* :f '-;'Y te attack the enemy or
retire. -»*!'• lotii-i disastrous
to US x; ;
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the knowi-' f.r j vrirli ,ti .
of either property or _*. •
(Signed,) AnaaostE. Bin—_ -
MuJor-General Commanding.
New Tout, Dee. IT.—We hare the follow
ing account of tho withdrawal from Freder-
ioksburg:
Tho movement of the Army oa its with
drawn! from Fredericksburg to the north
-bank of the Rappghaofiock Mgesat dark oa
Monday night, end was successfally aceem
plished before daylight next morning.
AU the sick and wouaded wire removed
during the day to hospital tents oa this side,
with tbe apparent purpose on the part of Gen,
Burnside of renewing the engagement in the
aftsraoon of that day. Those most seriously
wounded were conveyed on stretchers ami in
ambulanoos, while every one able to do so
walked across, the middle pootoon bridge was
chlefly used, that being more ous of tenge
of the enemy’s batteries at the lower part of
.the town.
Gen. Burnside inspected the position of the
troops in tho afternoon, in the town, and was
greeted with cheers which* must: have been
distinctly heard in the enemy’s lines. Activ
ity throughont every department indicated
'that a battle was imminent.
• Thelrish brigade assembled In and around
tbe theatre, where the ceremony of present
ing to'it a set cf beautiful colors, just sent
from New York city, was gone through with,
Gen; Meagher malang an address*
The enemy's batteries kept up a jregular fire
upon the npper .crossing In order to retard
the passage of tho troops.
The surgeons were ordered to be in readi
ness to receive and care for.a largo Dumber of
additional wounded, and red flags wore dis
played on the tons of many of the Urge
houses In town, which . were to be used for
temporary hospitals.
The withdrawal of our forces from Freder-
icksburg had, however, been determined on at
a council of all the oorps commanders during
tbe day. It was regarded as a perilous un
dertaking, but one that if. successful would
rescue the army from the necessity of risking
another battle with the prospect of accom
plishing little, except the destrnotion of valu
able fires. '
' The troops had received no intimation of
their having to retreat, and had laid down
ujpoh their arms to .rest for the night. The
order for‘ them to fall in many supposed
was for a night assault upon the enemy's
works, and. were not undeceived until they
found themselves upon the pontoon- bridges,
actually returning.across tho stream.
A heavy gale of wind, which blew all sound
away from the rebel lines, greatly : facilitated
the, movement. The bridges ware covered
with earth to deaden the sound of the moving
artillery, and thftdark night hid every object
from view.
General Franklin's Grand Division, occu
pying the extreme left, began to move as soon
as it was dark, and the right and oentre of
Generals Sumner and Hooker took up tbe line
of march almost simultaneously, moving in
good order, but silently, away from under the
very gßn*,ef the enemy.
All thpoepf.the crossings were used, making
six bridges. No ocoideut of enasequeneo oc
curred. The troops obeyed with alacrity
every older and waited with patjenee their
turn to cross. The artillery and infantry al-*
ternated in moving columns very much in the
order ; in which they went ipto battle.
. Many, oEoersand soldier* expressed gnat
regret at being wlthdrawnffom before thn
enemy, saying that they would hate preferred
dying in front of the rebel batteries, never
theless, every one acquiesoed in the wisdom
of the movement. - >
' A few only of the wounded are believed to
left on the field within reach of the
enemy's rifle pits.
Two brigades, belonging to General Butter
field's corps, ocenpy, the town as advanced
pickets..;
Our artillery/ placed on the hither hank of
the river, will eo-operate’ln keeping posses
sion of the towh.
The. movement from beginning to end was
a complete soeecjs, and thevariouscominandf
returned to their former eneampmenU to re
fro** •
r. At sunrise on Tuesday morning ohr heavy
gone were opened on the rebel batteries, but
elicited little response.
HaADQUABTSBa AfiXT OP TUB POTOXAC, )
December 17,1842. j
Yesterday morning, when daylight ap
peared, the enemy seemed to be, as they.no
dooSt were, perfectly astonished that our
army lAdsacoeeded in retnrnhg to this side
•af the Bappahanneck.
. , Wi retttrned without losing a single man or
a gun in the Iptrograde movement. *
'. A few soldiers who had straggled off mad*
thsir appearance on the yitcr bank after the
pontoon bridges bera'removed, put they
.werebroughtorerlnsnukQhoats, '
1 A tew oaT>lryßt»nii»he were - mrfinw a
Bet, during the night, aware of oar crossing,
bat in the morning they safely swam tho
river.
The pickets of ihe contending armies being
separated by only a few yards, rendered it
neoessary that everything on our part should
be oonducted with the utmost odution. Tb-.si,
on the outpost were unaware of the move
ment until jast before daylight, when an offi
cer went to each Individual men and, in a low
tone* ordered him to fall back. After,they
got sufficiently far off to be oat ol danger,
they wore ordered to quicken their pace and
reach the bridges.
At about nine o’clock yesterday morning
the enemy advanced their skirmishers along
the entire line, and by noon .-had established
their pickets near the river bank.
We had a large number of dead on* what
was regarded as neutral ground, and, as soon
as it was known that our forces had evaoaufod,
the soldiers of the.enemy commenced robbing
the lifeless bodies: This was plainly seen
through afield glpss, as weLl us indistinctly
with the naked eye.
About 10 or 11 o'clock, females, neatly at
tired, were seen walking the streets of Fred
ericksburg. They had doubtless been con
cealed In their houses daring the time the city
was oconpied by our troops, and had availed
themselves of the first opportunity to make
their .reappearance.
On Monday, the pickets in front of tho left
wing agreed upon bn armistice among them
selves, and freely intermingled, exchanging
their doad comrades, who lay on neotral
ground. Daring the time, a Genoral of onr
army rode by and pat an end to these pro
ceedings. The result was that both p&rtioa
immediately commenced firing, when nine of
oar men w.ere killed.
'Afterthe General had left, the friondly re
lations of the pickets were renewed, and but
ternut and blao uniforms freely mingiod.
About this time Gen. Franklin dispatched
a flag of trace, which the enemy immediately
recognised, and the exchange of the dead
bodies was rtsomed and continued until com
pleted.
Yesterday afterneon Gen. Lee font a flag of
truoe to Gen. Barnaido asking him.to detail
. men to bury his dead, in front of Gen. Sum
ner*! grand division. This was done.
The wounded, with the exception of those
whom the enemy obtained, have all been
brought to this side of tho Bappahannook,
aui as rapidly as possible are being sent to
Washington.
Daring the flag of trace Gap. Stuart, of the
rebel cavalry, la answet to a 'question, stated
that tha Banks expedition had gone South,
bat he did not know exactly where.
The entire army is now encamped on the
same ground whioh they previously occupied.
They are as comfortable for the present as
thoy can be in shelter tents.
The army has been considerably reinforced
since the battle, and no danger whatsoever it
attaohdd to their present position.
It is the opinion of military men that had
we even tucoooded In taking the front ridge
-Of works, the opportunity for slaughter would
have been far greater than previously.
Our men, it may be repotted, behaved with
the greatest gallantry, but no troops In the
world eokld withstand such ai concentrated fire
of heavy ordnanoe and musketry, under cover
of their fortifications.
From Nashville—The Flag of Trace
Violation—Rebel General Morgan
Promoted—Speechesjof Jeff. Davis
—T.allaboma being Fortified, etc.
Xaanrm.l, Deo. 16.—A special to the N.
Y» IW&hm says: Lieut. Col. Ducat, of Gem
Boseerans staff, sent out to ascertain the facts
oonoerniog the violation of the°flag of truce,
reports that the flag bad returned to the rebel
encampment under escort of the party that
captured our men. Some firing occurred, and
a few are reported as dead and wounded.
Morgan was promoted Major General yes
terday by Jem Davas. The latter. In his
speeches, appealed strongly for the defenoe of
Southern rights, asserting that President
Llnoola’s proclamation was reducing the
whites and negroes to an equality; and he
to know that Boseerans had been
•.; - -*><s by '3~n. McCook.
. : '3 r.-'if.-,. »t Tullaboma
I Urt t'VS•!(£'.* «V. itfiU-”-' re , f —-o
pteteu.
Gen. Bragg • s.*- *
eenseript evei7 exlTed Kentucky. t
seean. Gens. Breckinridge, Buokner
Harriion threatened their resignation if this
was done, and Jeff. Davis has taken the mat
ter under advisement. There is,great hostili
ty on the part of tho Tennesseeans and Ken
tuckians te the Mississippiani.
* Gen. Johnson’s wound disables him so that
he cannot ride; <
Gen. Bragg U not going to Mississippi.
A dispatch from Col. Bruce, at Russellville,
confirms the reported disbandment of Wood
ward’s caYalry. Be has captured maty oi
them.
Gen. Banka* Expedition-Affairs at
ttifton Dead, 8. c.
New Yoke, Dio. 17.— The bark Ann, from
New Orleans, reports that on the 9th Inst., at
six o’clock, a. m., she saw off Saint Augustine,
Florida, six large steamers. She Judged from
their course that they were bound further
south than Florida. They were probably a
port ofjGen. Banks* expedition.
The steamer Star of the South, from Hilton
Head on the 14th Inst., arrived at this port
this morning.
The steamers Salvor and Albany put into
Fort Royal for coal, and sailed again to re
join Gen. Banks* expedition.
The steamer Quincy, with a part of the 42d
Massachusetts regiment, also put in to repair
her boiler. She would soon sail again*
.The troops from the condemned steamer
Thomas, were lobe transferred to the bark
Voltegeur.
Henry 0. Brown, of the Bth Maine, and
George R. Dexter, of the 3d Rhode Island,
died on the Star of the South on her passage
home.
The health of tbe troops was good. There
were only 100 men in the hospital at Port
Royal.
The,Responsibility of.the Advance
Movement from Fredericksburg.
Niw Yobk, Dec. 17.—The New York Her
ald says it is but just, perhaps, to General
Burnside, to say that the advance movement
upon Frederlokibuvg wai not undertaken in
accordance with his own judgment, but was
peremptorily ordered by the military authori
ties in W«shington,-who, of oourae, are alone
responsible for the result. ;..
It is stated upon reliable' authority that
the rebels sent a aotificatlon to our army on
Sunday that they intended to shell the town,
and requested that our wounded should bo re
moved.
[The Herald just states as faoti its own in
ventions. Its • malignant feelings towards
General .Hallick and Mr. Stabtox are well
known, and we wonder that the Agent of the
Associated Press thought it worth while-to
tend its statements through the country by
telegraph.] ‘
From Cairo«-Orders of Gen. Grant**
.Steamer Robbed, etc.
Gaiko, Bee. 16.—Gen. Grant hsi issued an.
order respecting Kentucky, that, if the State
fulfilled the requirements of the Constitution
of the Doited States and* laws of Congress,
by. ohoosing love! men to : fill the State offices
and execute, the lews, the military author
ity will bo prohibited from any Interference,
and not be .tued,.exoept in suppress riots,
mobs or resistance tothWlaws. .All civil au
thority that can bo’executed atmilitary posts
will be permitted safe, t
-The steamer Planet was robbed of 87,050 at
Helena last Thursday.
Cotton is arriving at Memphis freely*
Gen. Grant issued an order, that, after the
15th, Oxford Will be open for trade and travel.
TiTRDIT To FTO
JC—chassis.—A very Utje stock of choice TREES,
of Mlectod varieties to ehocee from, with every porril
ble care taken to pm every variety true to name.
Of Apple alone we have 178,000-50,000 of which
ere three year olds, 10,000 four year olds, iw T jp „
OQO two to three years old. Peach, Plum, Aa« a fine
stock. •
; Barranca—ths Trembi the Nursery. Oallaad
examine them.
EVERGREENS from Ito 6 feet, by the hundred*
cheap; aIso,.SHADE TREES AND SHRUBBERY,
wholesale, and retail.
Address PITTSBURGH AND OAKLAND HUB.
SERIES, Pittsburgh, Pa. •
—■ jomr wurdooh. j>, ,
/GROCERIES.— _ 7.
\OC n hhds. good to choice H. O. Sugar;
60 do prime Porto Bleo dof
50 do do BLTago > do:
- BED bbla. crushed, granulated A coffee Sunn <
600 hege goodto prime Bio CoSae; ’
' 60 mate Java- ' >•
BQobbts.N;O. Kclsm; *••••>?.* • i
*OO do ' smarted brand* Syrup, seed to choke;
-13> boxes ssaorted brands Tobacoo:
•40keg»gtwirt Tobacco;
’? .SCO half oheste Y. H.. CL P. and Black Teas;
Abo a foil stock«f goods usuallykept intrar lias,
luster* att3 lor Sale hr :~ r ~~ v: ‘ >•*. - *T
’ BHRItEBA LAZEAB,
4al V‘ 87 end 39Sauthfleldetrwt;' -
omriw, tUHMES ANU uuua ii ttg.
•COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ABBITRATIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD
OV TRADE—Fon Kovznbcz osn Dxcejjbzb.
W*. If. Shin*, F. P., | Javrs I BtxsETt,
JOHIf 8. DILffOXTH, I Ww. SiCCdECBT,
Danu McOandless.
PITTKBdKGII HAKIiKI S
Orriet dr tun PtTTssuaoß Dailt Gaskttc, 1
WeDNESDAT, Dec. IT, 1662. |
Gold Las aga|a advanced to‘id per cent premium,
buying, sod Demand Votes 24c. Sjlfer remains un
changed at 21c. Eastern Exchange is nominal at %
por cent pir-minm, selling.
- GRAlN—Wheat is unchanged atsl,lsfor Red from
first hands and $1,22(51,25 for White; Sale from store
ofCOObuib prlmo Bod at $1,25 There i« an active
demand /or Corn with sales of 1,500 haih- new Far to
arrive at 82c and 300 bush prime old frpm depot at
85c. Barley is nominal with small sale* from first
hands at $1,16 for Spring, ami $1,22 for Kail. Bye is
in demand at 75c. We continue to ijnote Oats from
first hands at 4&c to 60c for new and old; Sale of 200
baih Old from store af 6Sc.
FLOUR—-The market is quiet but firm with an
upward tendency. Wo note small sains of Extra
Family at from $8,40 to $6,76, according to quality.
Rye Flour is doll at $5,00. .Buckwheat is unchanged
at $3,50 per cwt in balk and in sacks.
GROCERlES—Tbemarkst remains dull and ne
glected, with no chauge whatever In Vo een
tlnue to quote at
Caffe* and 65@58c for Molasses.
OlLS—There is but little demand for Defined OH
aud tho market remains quiet and dull while rates
have undergone oo change, rangiug from UO to 70c
for common to good city brands of free, p«ckagea in
cluded. There'ls no change in Crude and wecon
tlnuo onr quotations at 28c In bulk, and 29(530c in
bbli; Bale of 300 and 360 bbls at 29c, bbis to to re
turned.
BUTTER A EGGB—Packed Butter is firm at 13)£
@l4c, and prime Roll 19(g20c; Sale of l.wx) fits at
19c. Eggs sell readily at 20c per dozen.
SALT—is dull and lower; Sole of CO bbls No. 1 Ex
tra at $2,87 per bbl. '
FEED—9a‘e of 7 tons of Middlings, to arrtvay at
$1,30 per cwt. f
POTATOES—ahehtnged, with a,bale of 150 bush
Lake Shore Beds at 71c per bushel.
CBEEiE—firm with tain in lots of 70 bxa primi
selected W R at 12c.
BROOMS—have advanced; Sale of 25dotea com
mon at $2,00 to $2,25 per dozen. | _
--- C; }C'
Philadelphia cutite-{market.
December IB.—The receipts of l«tf cattle at
Phillips' Avenue Drove Yard are very Urge this
week, reaching bead; ifcje market iu cvq
sequence U duU, and price# of common and ordinary
Biters are 600 the 100 pounds loiter thau tail quoted.
Extra Chaster county Cattle are Unchanged, and told
early In the day at from $ U«' lb*, accord
ing to quality. ordinary at trust and oom-
Western at troth $3&l %l 100 the gross. Block Cattle
are du:l, and pnere unchaagwi. 2U> head sold this
morning at irom fe 100 tor gio.i ibe mar
ket cloead very dull, and 4or 600 heed will he left
over. Several lots »oid late in the day oa private
terms supposed to be eilll lower then oar above quo
tations.
Cows and Calves.—The arrivals and mies of Cows
at Phillips' Avenue Drove Yard reach about 120 head
this week, selling at from $lB to $3O fe head far
springers, and sxu to s4o Cow and Calf, according to
quality. Very lean old Cows ar« selling at lower
piicve,aaysls(ikltikl!***d-
Calves are doll, and the offerings are light, first
quality selling at (rum $ tt>, and ercond do,
at 4@4}ic. according to cuuditiun and weight.
bheejr—'The arrivals and Bales of &be*p at Khllllpa'
Avenue Drove Yard i*emoderate this week, reach
ing about 3,UUO tread, etlllng at Irora lb gress.
Xne quality of the stock to-day is uuoh bettur than
QsaaL Block dbeep are aelllng at trom
head, as to ooneuiun and quamy.
Lam he are more plenty than they have been for
•osm time* and sailing at irom $2/io up to $4,&0 Ifi
hied, ae to qualify.
Hogs—The arrivals aud sales of Qogs at U. G. Im
hofi's Union Drove Yard reached 3,Cid head this
week, seiilng at Irom fllOO Qu net.
John Crease A Co., sold 7jo n<rad of Hogs, at.-Phil-
Ups’ avenue Drove Yard, at
Raoul. Ihe demand is limited; the mild weather
operating aufavorahly on the market. Large droves
are bald back for colder weather, and the sbov* quo
tations are barely maintained.
Ctacago fflarket.
December 15.—Tks loading market* to-day showed
nivia life, and transactions were larger for sums
days past. Wheat was steady with a (air spocolatire
• - * but tbare is no quotable change to notice is
J»o. ißarinxat
. 2 Spring at fiejecied Rod at Ad
«. «d ltrjectwd Spring as oh^doc.
■ ■ v was no inqui«7 wbaUvor for Win tor grades
and qouUtiottA areuioulnai. Spring extras
i limited request at Wjuter Snprrs
sold a. s3<S'3 ( 7s. .
was firm aud bore active at au Impressment
bushel, soles beSag made at 35@35kc
fur AUxeO and for injected.
The firmness la o«t« otutiauvs. and we have to no
tlce.a further improremeut of sl bushel with
soles of So. I In store at 39341 c.
Rye was in good demand and advanced 1(3 2c, sake
being madaakhC(s67c. Barley was dull aoo wuhous
Impvitaat change. Timothy wed qpUt but firm at
full price#, hall au-edy aud firm, uile unchanged.
There was more activity In Provisions solw
of Prime M«ea Pork at $15,50. EagUib Urau were
la good demand at s6,fe;S < & e >™ toe Abort Clear and
C>4q lor bhort Ribbed Middles. Bulk Meats were
-quiet, with sales of 4iO pieces shoulders at 3)dc loose.
Lard was quiet bat Urtu, with sales of Coaniry ket:
tie at fcjCc, Live Uogt were steady al Saturday's
prices. Dressed Uogs opened qaist at $3,65®3,8S for
lots dividing on 200 tbs, but towards the close ibe
market advanced to and closed firm.—
Journal..
Imports by Uutlroafl.
Pirtsicaoß, Ft. Wat** a Cjiicaqo Bailsoad.
Dec 17—1267 hams, Chaa Caldwell; 18 bbls flour, L
H Voigt Aco; 27 bale* bags. King, Penaock A co; U
bags potatoes, dhrlrar A tetxc&r; 3 can com, A Mc-
Ttehe; GU bbls petroleum, B A Pabnretnck A cu; iO)
.bbla floor, Dan Waltace; lot com In hoik, J Painter
A co; 183 bbls fiber, Culp A khepard, 100 do do, DfUle
A Trimble; 10 bbla applet, Wo Cooper- A co; 34lrDn
barley, Joshua Rhodes; 100 bbls flour, Jobs tfacken;
10 can pig metal, Jaa'Wuori A co; ‘£U eke mill feed,
Henry Rea, Jr; Xuo bbls floor; bhomaker A Laog; 258
tea lard, 17 tea grease, P Sellers A Cu; 1 car pig metal
Jobs Moorhead; Ift do* pails, ft <lox .tube, Brown A
Kirkpatrick; !£> do do, Head A Metsgar, 12 bbls rye
floor, baa Lindsay; 37 btdre, Wm iriaccus; lOdoron
tube, H Rid dir; ft do do, H Leogcamp.
Pimsuraa A OnsvanAno Railhoad. Dec 16—
20 bbls hominy, I* rt Voigt A co; 10 bgS feathers, E
Edmundson A co; 60 doz.brooiae, L Laogbam; 100
bbls flour, J B Liggett A co; 25 bgs seed; 2b era dry
dry fruit, h II Voigt A co; 8 bbu flour, 25 bgs mill
feed, 8 Robertson; 100 bbls flonr, Sleckeown A Lis*
hart; 3 bbls tallow, 0 flroeixlnger A son; 1 car hoct,
j p Hanna A co; 49 bides, J R McCone; 82 bills pa«
per, Fester A Fleeson; 21 bales cotton. King, Pen
dock Aco; 100 pcs water pipe, H H Collins; 182 ben
barley, D Fawcett.
• djs& ujc imojrs, *c.
nasii BrzASt Bnswrav, J
Pittsburgh, September 10,1862. f •
Dissolution ok partnership.
—The Pertnenhtp heretofore ralstfug between
JOS. SPENCER and W H. GARRARD Was dis
solved on ths 20tb of August, 1882, W. H. GAR*
GAUD being adthorised to settlo up tbe bnslnese of
the late Arm at his office in ths Brewery. Tbe
Brewing Buslncn will becootlnoed by SPENCER
A MeKAT, who intend to hare always on hand a
superior article of ALE, PORTER rad BROWN
STOUT.. Tbe undersigned will be tbrahfol to tho
friends of the fate firm for a continuation of their
patronage, and promise' to make It their aim to gin
sallstectkrci to ail who may. unrchane from them. r,
Ur, ROBERT WAToON, of Liberty itreet, so'
long known to the business community, will have
the mraagemrat of oor business, with tho full eon*
trol fnitbe Brewery. ■ .
Ad drees all orders to SPENCER A UcK AT, Phi»-
nix Brewery, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JOSEPH SPENCER,
Mia James mchav
f IIHJS PAI4XNISKtia if hcietotora ox-
A' feting between WM. J. HOWARD and RO-.
BEET. BoDGEBS, under the' same and style of
HOWARD A BODGEUS, Copper rad Tin Ware
msdfcbcturers, was dissolved on the lath .'October,
1862; by the death of William J. Howard. Tb» bu
siness of she late firm will .be Mttled by the eurvir
teg partner, Robert Rodgers. All those knowing.
lb*m*olv»s to be Indebted, will please call and eetlte.
Robert rodgers, jwTing pur
chased tbe entire Interest of William J. How
ard,- late of tbe firm of Howard A Rodgers, wUloon*
ttace to manufacture; BBEWEBST, KETTLES,
6Xll*lB, 01 ail rises, WORMS; btOILjRBriJiKB-.
Jad, rad aO hinds ©fjwork*.fn his llhe*, at the ol J
stead, IS# Ifront itreet, Pittsburgh. '. ' . -.
oeaxa • BOBr-BT BODQKBB.
I firm ol JamE3
WABDA CO:««)‘dissolved en tbe 4th day of
ucvember. 1863, by the reUreoieat of QKo. C.‘
RKIB and ANDREW B. BERGER tbecetrom; Tbe
Interest of BKIB A BERGER passes into the bands
of JAMES WARD; rad the Luslnwe'o! safd firm
passes Into the hands of' the remaining members
•thcreoLwbo are to settle, all debts.and eoll«ct all
demands, and continue sera 'btelnese* to whom tbe
'patronage of tbe old friends of said finn Is recom
mended. (digued,) ; JAMES.WARD, ,
TO.,WARD,
. BEli A BERGER.
r HonanlB, IftEbaolß-tm ~ ’ ' ’ '*■
DitteULUTIUiN UP UU-FAKTNEK
fiHIP.—The Co-Partnership lately Misting
between QSO. W. JACKSON and G. /. ToWtT
SKND r ia tbe Pork-Packing and Provisloa Baeineas
was dlsealved on the 30th «f SepteaberJast, by the
death of GEO. W. JACKSON. The tflhfrs of the
late firm will be Bettled Ly tho eurvlviog partner,
who will also continue the bmdneex '•
G. J. TOWNSEND,
. Barviving partner.
Fartnerehip
hiretefbreextsiisg between the underalrneu,
under the name and style of LTBLE A GORDON,
has this day betn dissolved*; GEORGE RTfiLE haw
log purchased the entire interest«f.4AMES GOR
DON In the atssteand claims of said finh and agreed
to pay tbe debts thereof, baa thd sole power of set
tltef the“builhe»Bof ths firm.
GEO. LY6LB,, v
delcS GOB P ON -
STEAMBOATS.
008 CAIRO AND MEM-. Igffr.it
C PfllS.—ThP* splendid
at amer UABY FOR'SY TU, Gapt.
!••*« for th« above and all lnterrscdtato porta on
THIS DAY, 16th inataat,at 6 o'clock p a. For
freight or passage applv on board or to
dl> J. B LITINOBTOH A C 0„ Ageota.
LWK CINCINNATI A IAJU-V rr*' ~.
1. IBYJLLE.—Tie saw and elegantj£jsSl3Bg
steamer BTaB MGHT, Capt. T. u. litrton, wilt
Irate as above on THURSDAY, 18th Icitaut, at 10
a. m. For freight or passage app’v on hoard or to
dt!7 J. B LIVIMQBTON A CO., Agents.
lAU K. liUUiaVlLLB.—The , (gfrfT
X? •plbßliid.,D9« atoarntr EOLIPBB, w&MSBam
o>pt.i£eo, D’U'ovre, willleare fortlieatn*v«ttidui
mexiitte porta on 8\ T U BDAT, 20th iuaUr-t, at 4
p. a. For freight or Dumt apply an been) or to
J.B. LIVIXOBTON A tXL, 1 ,
_d_el7 " JOHN FLACK, J-Ajrott.
Z&ftttaViLLb rACJKKr.— | ftSVh
Tho steamer LIZZIE MARTIN AgsgiisfiL
Capt. D. T. Brown, will leave PlTTbuncm
JANESVILLE every B&.TUHDAY at 4 o'clock p.
in- hetnrnlng, will. Lars ZANKNVIILE every
TUESDAY, at 8 o'clock a. m. For freight or pas*
sag* apply os board or to
po*S J. D. LIVINGSTON A O'*., Agents.
KEttULA.It WKI&KLI t -IKS-lfc
ZANESVTLLE PACKKT.—
new and UantUul pjiasepgßi ateaer EUMAUUA'
BAM, Capt. Muuroo Ayers, leaves Pittsburgh for
ZuhwTfflo EVERY TUESDAY, at < o’clock d. m.—
Returning, Leaves ZaneeviUe EVERY FRIDAY, at 8
a,--m. For freight or passage apply on board «r to
J. B. LIVIKQSTGN St 00., Agents, Pittsbnrgh.
». B. PIERCE A 00.. Agents, gapeeville, ao7
d kgolab Wheeling, jekvS
XV PACKET.—The splendid pemengeTtfgggg*
steamer MINERVA, Oept. John Oordon, leaves lor
WheeUngand all intermediate porta EVERY TUBS
DAY, THURSDAY and BATUBDAY, at 11 o'clock
a. m., making clom connections with the regular
packets for Farkonburgb and Cincinnati. Return*
log, Imtm Whclfe. SVEBY MOHDAY, WEDNZS
DAY and FRIDAY, at 8 o'clock a. a. Pasßongers
rocelptod through io Cincinnati. For freight or pas
ta gf apply on board or to JAfi. COLLINS £ CO.,
no!0 114 Water street.
HOTELS.
JfßfiNCH'l* HOTEL,
OB TBJB BVBOPBAK PLAB t
CITY OF HEW TOBY. "
BINOLB ROOIU FIFTY OTD4TS PIE DAY.
Oitf Hall figaars, eorwer ft-amtfort £hs
(Opposite Cilj Ball.)
••“Meals as they may be ordered la the ipauLms
Refectory.
There ia a Barber’a Shop and Bach Rooms attwhed
to the Hotel
tar ßeware of UFBKSBB and HACpMJUf who
tay we are fall.
poGflidlyg
B. FRENCH, Paoraarroi.
MJCKIUAJr HOUfclK, Boston, is tha
large it and beat arranged Hotel Id the Hev
England State*; 1b ceQtrallj located, and Ml 7 of ac*
ceea (ram all the rente* of travel. ft coital zu all the
modern Improvement*. and «v*ry convenience for the
comfort and accommodation of the traveling public.
The sleeping reem* are large and -well ventilated;
the Bailee of roomewre veil arranged, and cemplettlj
fomlihod for tamlllceand large uavuting parti**,and
th* home will conthiae to do kept a* a Qnt clam
hotel in eTexyreepect. Js„ -
Jafl:lfd ' LENTZS BIOS, Proprietor.
OiLS % tfc.
julXi LiatiftAV ~t- .4. n. aaae*ui
JMNDSAT & BARBOUR,
oiamsta.
0A as OS OIL ,
LAMP MA U UrAOTOBEBfI,
Jfo. B WOOD BT&KST,
PITTMLIJH, fXBU.
0(0. V. muiMiin »<>n BOLMKZP,
OIL REFINERY.
GEOBQK W. MOLDSmf d CO.,
mvmctnui or
BOBNUIO OIL A9D LUBEICATINO OIL,
Keep cotutaatlr on hand the nry b*»i quality o!
BC&SIKO OIL, dear and wtiboutodor; alio, a good
LUBIiICATOB, pair WHITS BENZOLS and OAB
G US ABEL
•V'AU.'ordm* left at No. S 3 Vim Urun, Bank
Blocfc, second floor, vUI bt promptly a*frndi»il tu.
oc&dtf
OIL WUKKfI.
DUSGAB, DUNLAP A 00.,
Maaubctwnrf of
PUB* WHITS BEJIHED CABBON 0118.
Office, Ho. 991 Liberty street.
PITTSBURGH, Ps.
myfr.fttdwa
LuCIFEHI3nrWSSES
WILLIAM f. WOOLBJDQS,
HATUTACTCKU Of
(JOEL AND CABBOH OILS,
and dealer la
LA MIS, CBIMNETB, 4*., Ac..
Ho. 29 llultt street, between ticcend and Third,
PITTSBUBGH, PA. ,
mh3o-.d!y •
ETKUNA OIL WOKKS.—UJNU
MILLZB A CO.
Work* at Bharps burg Station, Allegheny TaOey
Bailroad.
Office and Warehouse, S 3 MARKET STRUT
Pittsburgh.
Manufacturers of ILLUMINATING and LUBBL
GATING CABBOH OILS and BENZOLE. <
MS'Ho. 1 DEFINED OIL, warranted noa*expk>
alte, always on hand. od&lyd .
STOVES, ttc.
Jitti A y. irobaa.
, V OUNG BROTHRRS, Duqueins Fomr-
X sar. Liberty street, near the Outer Depot Pa.
it, 8.. Pitubergh. Fa,, asnutscturo' MACHINE;
HOT BLAST AND BOLLING BULL FURNACE
OASTIHGS of every description.
OIL PIPS, BOILER OASTIHGS, PISS rßON'rs,
GHATS BASS, WAGON BOXES, SAD AND DOG
lEOHS, OBATSS AHD GRATE VBONTS, ATOP*
OOOE BOXES, Ac., always oa hand and far sale low.
Order* left with W. W. YOUNG, corner of Wood
street and Diamond alley, will receive prompt atten*
tjon. m ha«
ALLKN, MoCOKMIOK & IXJ., Vallby
Fouroav, Pittsburgh, Pa
•irWimom, No. SOI Liberty street.
MenaLctnrert ef COOS, PAELOB AHD HEAT«
ISO STOVES, PABLOH AND KITCHEN GRATES,
HOLLOW WABp, etc., Steel and Gbes Health, LeH*
ing Mlll Oa*ting*. Mill Gearing, Gee, Water and Ar*
tUcu Pipe, Sod Inins. Dog Irons, Wagon Boxes, Su*
gar Kettle*, Pulley*, Hangers, Cor Wheels, Oonptuae
and Castings generally. Also, Jobbing joaiLmaehin*
Costings mode to order.-. Patented Portable' Mill,
wltb Steam or Horse Power. nolidmd
FOUNUKY,
D. DeHAVES & SOU,
No. 47 FEDERAL BTJSBKT, Affapleny CUy,
Manufacturer* of overy virletrof OOOKIHG AHD"
HEATINO'STOVES, COOKING BABGKS, Tina
Common GBATS FRONTS, PKHD&JUS, Ac.
Also, OAST.IRON HOUSE FRONTS, JBOB
BAILING, and all kinds of OASTIHGS »"**«> u>
order. e»4 ;
BAJTKS.
rkOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, No. 65
J J fopam BnxxL.
OEAHTIBID IH ISM.
Open daily Don 9 to 8 o’clock, also on Wednesday
ami Saturday sTesings. from May Ist (o November'
uti from 7 to 9 o'clock, and from Novembor Ist to
Hay Ut from o toßo’clock. :
Deposit# received of all sums not lees than Ons
Dollar, and a dividend of the profits declared twice a
jeav.ln June and'December. Interest ha* been de*
clarpd .semi*annually. In June and' Doqoznber, since
the Bank was organised, at the rate of sli par cent.
#»#?.
interest, If hot drawn out, b placed ,to the credit
of the theiamsin«
terest from the first day* of June and December, com*
pounding twice a yeef witbout trtmbling the depcsl*
tor to call, or eren to meat hb past hook. At this
rata, money-will doable In k» than twelve yean,
making In the aggregate sisar Ann o*k-bau run
omit, a vkiAT • j * *•
rßoob, contttolm.tli. Cbwter, EJ-X.WI, Bulm
and BeguUtions, furnished grails, on application at
tbeofloe.
PramoT—GBOBOI albrk. ,
nomaDun. ■
‘ Intel!, Pennock.
JohalUnbaQi
A.M. PoUock, mTd,,
-HlH6arsvln,
William J. ; Anderson,
rat. ...
James D. KfiQej,
Pater A. Hadotra.
John H. Meilcr.
: James RMiQa, ■->-
BofaertSobb,
Waiter P;
JohaOrr, i
Magwelt, ;
John. H. hhpaabemr...
WOltaa SL&hm«rti,
' AtenartarttMta..
Inae, Whittier,; r
Christian Yeager.
A. OOLTOS.
John B. McTsdden, ■.
John Holmov; , .
Alexander Speer, ..
Beaj. L. Fahnestock,'
James MsAoley, >
James Hardman,
Alexander Bradley, ~
John 0. Baciofwj,
Georg* Black,
John .B. Pan field,
Alonzo A. Carrier,
Gharlca A. Colton, •
. William Douglas;
John Evans,
•
i ivter H. Hankkr, > >
• Bichard Hays, ,
. .William 8. Lavoly,
BxcnxTAnv A«n TaAAfci
ftfcdswT \ ’
pOINT MALT HOOBB,
17 WATSR STREET, Ktftmrtk,Pa;
! Mw teBABUT ud BXa MABT J»ta>, fct ,d(,
BiaLn,na«Ax>Biooßa; <}< mamy-i
fott BMB.
ORPHANS 1 COURT SALK.—By vir-'
ice efau erderof tbeOTphaua’Court 01 AUe
gbtny county, io No. 2, Jme Term, 18.2, In the
mairt-rcf tbe paitiiiouof the real eatete of Mrs;
t ethariue Algoe, deed, 1 will offer it Public Si'e*.
ot tbe ooBBT HOCeG, Id tte'Olty of Pittsburgh,
on HArcrt’DAT,tie 10th d»y of Janoiry, 1863. at
'lO o’clock A. m, At f that certain piece of ground ta
McClure towqshJp,: Alleghany county, beginning it
a stone va the south fide ct Perry Lute, at the cor*
oer.iif cot lit N 0.2, audio the line of odtlot No 3,
now esro?d |a part by*P. Smyth; thence along the
dirbton lice ct ou-loli h'oe. 2 arid 3. noth 76 de»
grees 3* mlfctltu «est 1113 lot to ibfc Ohio river;-
ttenced >«n-the Ohio rivet north 28 (legreea weft
817 <et 9 inch** to out*iot Be. 1; theace by thenuse
north 7.0 degneeM u(cntM east 1231 f«3t t>y% la*
>bta laid out lot.lo oatuneet Ferrv Labe, and
thence by Fer.y Line couth 13degree* 26 minutes
« ait 836 leet 7 inches to the plaoo oi beginning—be
ing the fame wbercej thee rid Catharine Algo* late*
ly dl«u, e<dt*<l; aid diuued Itnuaedlakly at<ove the
iicueeof fielage. Wherein i< a large brick.boase*
hot y«t finished, fronting on tbeLhlo liver. - ’•
A Passenger Beltway from the city inns tfctt&gb
Iho property.
'lbii Tillable oroperty will be sold, either entlro
cr in catfi, aF'dTv.ded by the inqueit, as Bay beet
suit aud Lrlng the beat price.
Tiao—Atlgyat ote-fwnrth catb, realdoe in one.
ana two jeqgtf, with interest from couflrmatl *n of
•a e, to be fecured by bond and met tgege on the
premise*. Tbe'pavyUasdr to pay forth) deed and
mortgage. -
A pian of ibe ground cmwbe seen at the office of
the undersigned,'No, 122 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
' bAUUSV GO&ULBT,
£el1:8w j Adn’rof CatharineAlgoe.
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY for
T SALK.—lhQjbOfiCU Of COAL PRIVILEGE,*
adjoining the town of bteabenvtUe. Jefieradnaoun*
tj* Ohio. The Steubenville Coal «nfl Coke line been'
folrly teated at the Belmont Furnace, at Martina*
▼file, Ohio, nearly opposite Wheeling,
Information may bo had of ita qualities for*meinrg (
Iron ore. This Goal and Ccke proves to be the brat
Air • melting porpoeea of any west of the mountain*.,
Iron e.n be mad) fur leaf money at HtenbenrQle than
iat any point west of the mountains. The important
f«t is, the reoelTteg and: ahtppiog of ail materials
without hauling. This property la finely located,
lying one-third of smile upon the Ohio rirer, and
the Wheeling extension of tbe Cleveland A Pitta
burgh Railroad running the whole length of said
coalfield. Also, the Pan-Handle (so called) Railroad
crones the other railroad upon tola property. Coal
can be dropped from tbe pit cart upon the railroad,
or upon boats In the Ohio ilvtr, or Into the top of a
furnace, without aecond handling. There Is a large
body of coal adjoining the aboTe tract that can be
lscored If required. The lollowiug are prices that
acu ore has been o fie rod and sold for, furnlthedby
persons conversant with the holiness, and msy.be
relied upon: lOfliyi tons of native ore could hare •
hesn contracted for, delivered attha furnace, bunud
•eady for nse, 60 per cent, ere, at |3 per ton ; Lake
Superior Iron era has been, bought at Cleveland for
ffl per ton, freight Lorn that point to btenbenvills
$1 67:-<cet, dropped at tbe furnace, f 6 of ; bake.
Champlain and Missouri Iron Mountain ore about,
tbe same. There la an abundance of fire clay,limw
atocs and aandatone upon it, and in the vicinity. 1
The present rate* far ail materials ocut niore now f
also the metal, Any person wishing to maka an in*-
VMtment will pleaeu call upon Wk. 0. aRKaHam,
at ateubearllle, who will be ready to ahow the piun
iset and explain !U advante2«a i-or upon the under*
•fgned, at ho. 112 Fourth atreet, Pittsburgh.
oofcSmd P.ahHANNON.
ODPERIOB BUILDING LOTS FOR
Obalg.— The undersigned offers fbrsale«ou rea*
sonalde terms 'come *>f the choicest spots for build
ing porpoeea that are to be found arqund Pittsburgh..
They are situated within one hundred yards of the
famine* of tee Oeotre Aren us Hoceo Railway, and
are beautiful locations tor private dwellings. The
soenary and everything rehoen them extremely do
■liable for any one wanting to locate outside oi the
City limits, and at the dime time so near are they
that eemmanlcattoo can ba had with tbe city at all
boon. Lots from one-fourth of an acre upwards.
Also, eona Western Lands, situated In lowa, Min
oesota and Wisconsin.
Also, sereral small lets in blinsmillet 60x25O_fe>et-
Tbe above property will be told on acoommodatiuir
terms, luquire of JOBH BEiiBON, '
corner Sixth and Wood strata, i
Or, WU. A. HKRRON,
Clerk's Office, Court House.
IjMJB SALE TO THE TRADE-i
. New crop N. 0. flugaf! *
Porto Rko do;
Cuba do;
Green and Black Teaa;
Tobaocoej
Byrnpa;
Choice extra family Flours;
Bacon;
Aad a general stock of Grooeriea. In store and ar*
Firing and for tale by
UoBONALB A ARBCC&LSB. :
Wholsasls Grpoers, Produce and Commissisn Mar
chants, Naa. 2(2 and 2H Liberty street, near head
foi Wood;- ' auß
t?OR SALE.—From EiGHTT id OXE
J? HUNDRED and TWENTT ACRES oi.LANXV
beisg ptne( the form cf Ova. Bobiutcn, Inßitcrve
towaenip, near tbe midenve ef Adam 'Bsleamaa,
Esq-, oti finally | art of the same tract. The land iw
' I most excil ent quality, une adapted to any kind
of culture. The propeiiy - will' be subdivided into
lots or 3 to lOatfea. a p’an af which ia Frepanngby
TUawbole property !< within' a
ml'e aod l EaU .hr the Allrghmy mat kit home, aid
fr id a large ponton of it both cities are ta eight.
Apply to WM. McIISHDHT,
drc!7:2w • ■ . ■■ florreyor, Alleghet.y
VALLEY FDHNAOE FOB SALE
Thtj well known end valuable property ft of
fcrwl foreale al • bargain, lo order to close bnalnes*.
It la attuated In* Clgonler towoiMp, Westmoreland
county, Pa,, eight miles from the Pennsylvania
Railroad and t ana), aud the town cf Lockport—
containing, FiFTx-KH AOBE3 OT LASD—cm
which ia tree ted a Bias#' bntlt la the irctt
approved modern stylo, with hot blast and blowing
cyllndfrt, flnr I sire boiler* and engine, all In mrw
cmg order—together with Bridge Bocae, Catting
lienue, fitpre Home, and'D willing House.
Fur term* apply to BOBt. D. CLARK, corner of
Wood cad Liberty aueeta, or to D. S. WILLIAMS,
Attorney far Joe. B. Leech A Co. delS:2wd
\J ALUABIiKKiifiAM FLU U KLNU
Y MI'LL FOB BALE.—Situated in the town of
Hanover, Columbiana county, Ota:o r on the line of
the Pittsburgh A Cleveland Railroad, In the centre
of a rich grain growing country. The mill la erect
ed on ssreral kite cf ground, is five atorire high, and
folly supplied'with'all the late improvements o!
machinery, Ac. The tnill la new, In (oil tide of op
eration. doing a Urge -and profitable buainess, and
the only reason for the ewhef tolling but ia oq ac
coast of 111 health. We are 'authorised tooffer the
above property at i.great sic-rifica. for fell parti c*.
.utar« toll at the'office of .
noao , B.MCLAPrACO.,IO2 Fourth street.
KJSFIWKL* 1 FOB- tiAL&r-A rare
opportunity i> offered to paitire dt*irons of
sicnribgthecomplets appointments of a first class
BEFfhKBk. -Engine* Roller,'Forte-Pompe, SUU*»
Tanks, Agitators, Bleaching Pass, etc., all cf the
beet material* and most appeared
be told low. !
B. BAILEF.
6t. UherieO lloteL
Address; or apply lo
delftlv
JJJNGIKB FOR SALK,
ABOUT EIGHT EOBSB POWER.
IB GOOD ORDER.
WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOE CASH.
Fnotdrest the QABKFTR OFFKIJV
hlljiti JMfth street. above Bmlihfield.
IpUB cALK.—The subscriber offers for
; sale TWO BLAST OILIKD&RS, throe fret
olaaeter, 'ouneet stroke, with two pitmen cranks
and shaft. Also some two hundred feel of Wrought
Iron AIE PIPE.Uq inchetdlamitar, tfidwfcolo fs
good order, tmlob we wtU sell cheap.
detilm LEWlfl i>ALZtLL A OQ. .
DWELLLNii- FtM fcJALlS.—Tfaa resi
dence of Mrs. D. Kahm, East Common,-Alle
gheny City. For price and terms apply ca> tho
premises, mat 77 WaTBH&TBBAT, Pittsburgh.
delfelw j
IApA Boiler, 6 feet long
A. and 24 Inches diameter; one flee, d inch. Suit
able for* small engine; 5 horse powacs Inenire at
Mo. 113 LIBERTY OIBEST. . «&fctf -
TO ZET.
FJK RENt—A"iarpß Wei) lighted
room In the Gautti Bpiunsd, fourth story.
Apply at the .Counting Boom of THIS OFFICE.
; eelsaitf. •.
LH>B eALit UK .KL^I—AH OiFtt?
J- finery, In complete order. Apply ta
i • . BOOT. ARTHURS,
mh&dtf Att'v i) Law. Wo. ISS dearth at.
4A7RIIING FLUID—aa good-fts aoj:
VY perhaps better. In our Judgment,.SMlTH A
BEOWHJELL’i WBITIHG FLUltThasuosuperior.
Prefedfea asidew.we hazard nothing in presenting
this beautiful fluid to the community, we speak
firomtotperlsnoe.' Why send SSO-VOOO to Europe, an
nually, te gratify a prejudice la favor jof * foreign,
article T Give it a trial and you will wantnobettow
fluid. Price and quail ty will commend It. .. -i
J. L.BEAD,
Sole agent for Western Pennsylvania,
»IT- , 78 Fourth street.
QUUAK AM) MOLASSm .
O 900 hhds. prime to eholoe H. 0. Sunjs;
• -•• 75 do do -Porto Bko do;
90 do do Cuba - do; L
80 tleress do do : do:
lOObbla» 4 B*Coose do*.
60 do Crashed do:'
20 do Powdered doc
to {So Beflaed Tallow ' do: ■ "
700 do H. 0. Wnlsnrr
dOhthUs. , do;
200 bbl*. Golden Syrup;
F7B bags prime Bio Codes;
In stow ladfoy uOftj ~:
°c3o - . iOEK L BOUSE A 00.
QDKDKIKS JUST RECEIVED.—
KJ 800 bbU: eholoe Family Flour;
15,tcoat, hullvd Buckwheat Flour;
200 bash. emUlKavy Beint:
I.eOO fok frsA BdU Butter;
600 lbs. prime Guee Featken,
.22 tbU Pickles; ' -
v 60Vn : lr,OatoD»; •
‘ bO: ‘do 'Bed Potatces: "
lObblf. Applet;
10 bulk. Dried Applet;
S 6 ,d* Bye;
• dtr Fwttfei;
To arrive sad for sole by. H. Binni.m.
<]»* - • aaUnm»rtT.«wH.
TNDIA ROBBER-CDfiHIONt), ML-'
A BED P*ltS tar mStU tk. lult,
Rnbb«rD^?ut l SBwd,23Bt, CWr.tr
. *-4a-M.. ■.> J.,U. PHILLIM.
OOAP B'lVJUfijiUiff-W 6bla. raoiift
Bunr b. oDLuia.'
': J I4UMQXJDr.
L-_L ; ±l
vz-gmsßOTan
HOHUAI. Jlm: m, »tn km U»
Depot of UkO Faapeitrasi* Batlrood. ia Pitta*
bnrjb, M know*: *# C
POttbrngh, Clih— fmt &d? Uadmett Shad I—« 9*
S&hmwMa.
I—Tea Pittobonh --- rr ,^--„ 1 -,
do BtwibanTillii n , r i, r - r . I
do ,,,,,,
do Oohimbru r ,. , ,
Arrlrea
1A a. m,
.430 «
XL S 3 •»
HO5 p. m.
630 • ;
Cincinnati.
do fit. Lcnli I |
Ho chance of can between PUtibnrzb and 1
Splendid Bleeping Oan attached to all Hi
FUhlorpk and tftesimp lAma,
ImtmPittsburgh 1:60 a.m. 6:40a.m. IrtOp. *n.
do Well*Till*. 4:12 *• 6*oo *• 400 u
do fltsnbenVe fill 6 " 9-.£fl “ fiOO M
r::dw Wheeling. 634 :« 11:C5 * &10 "
Arrtrca,BeJMr.~ .MO « 11:15 “ 035 M
Ooonoctlng fd Wheeling with: Baltimore and Ohl
Railroad, ana sVßcilalr with Central Ohio
hr ZancsrillvLa&Qttsr, GrderfllS, Columbus, CHn •
cinnatl, intHsnapoll*, 8U Louis* and points Weal.
Pittsbtuyi amd GUraiamd Lima,
Leaves l3O a.m. 1;40p.m.
do 4:45 «• 435 ‘‘
do BaTaf3 M ... M .. M .Ju~. m 6:14 •• 634 u '
do Alliance i* &54 ** 6:16 “
do Hudson— 8:14 “ 734 “
Attl» flla «?!&«<!__,„,..j,,,,., 9j32 ♦« s-Sfl «
Connecting at Bayard with Tuscarawas branch fas
Haw Philadelphia and Canal Borer; <u AlUanca with
Pittsburgh, fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad; at
Hudson with. Cleveland,: Zanesville »««> Cincinnati B,
B. lot Akron, Cuyahoga Falls and Millf nburg, and
at Cleveland with C. A £.&.&. for Iria, Dunkirk
and Bogota with C. A T. B. B. for Toledo, Detroit
and Chicago, and tho North-west.
Wellsrilla Accommodation Icaveo at 3:00 p. m.
' Returning trains arrive at 930 a. a., 410 a. m*
145 and lliOO p. to.
Through Tickets to aR prominent points in the
West or South-west, Hortb or Horth-west, can bs
procured at the Liberty Street Depot, Pittsburgh.
JOliN BTBWAJ2T, Ticket Agent.
Far further information, apply to
WILLIA MoTE WART, Agent,
At the Company’* Office in Freight Station, Penn si,
no 35
1263 - . : 1- - IM*S
WINTEK
RAXfQBUCKT
l£fl2.—TH*
TAHIAC2HTBAL RAILROAD. EIGHT DAIL'S
XBAIHB. Da and after MOHDAY, Nov. 17th, 1881
The THROUGH HAIL IBAIH leaves the Pie
•eager Station every morning (except Sunday) at
5:50 a. nu, stopping at all station*, ana making direct
connections at Harrisburg-lor Baltimore and Wash*
tnutom and far Hew Yarkvia FMladeiphla.
The THROUGH CTEBRffI TRAIN loatcs daty at
43pp. m* stopping only at principal stations, making
direct connection at Harrisburg far Baltimore and
Washiavtsn, and for Hew York Tin Allentown routs
and Philadelphia.
. The FAST LIHX Uana the-Piatton dsfly (except
Sunday,) at 11:20 p. jsu, stopping onto aipnxcipal
stations, ccmrmcting at Harrisburg tor Baltimore and
Washington, and at Philadelphia tor Hew York.
AOCOUUODATIOS TRAIHV.
The Johnstown Accommodation Train team dally,
[except Sunday) at 2;45 p. h, stopping at ail stoitcu
and running is tor as Oonemangh.
FfritAccomaodathm Train for Wall's Station leaves
dally (except Auadsylai 0:60 a. m.
Second Accommodation Train tor Waifs Station
Isa tbs dally (except Sunday) at 21:45 a. m*
Third Accommodation Train tor Wall's Station
leaves daOy (except Sunday) at 3:49 p, m. i
Fourth Accommodation Tram tor Wall's Station
leavesdally (exceptSandaylat 6.00 p.m.
The Church Train leaves Wall’s Station every Sen
day at 9:05 a. ta.; returning, leaves PUUburgh at
12:50 p. a.
Sstuning Trains am re in pfttsbsntß ss toOows:
Baltimore gxpress, 12:45 p. ra.; Philadelphia Kx*
press, Hls;p. m.; Put. Line, 130 g. an: Johnstown
Accommodation, 1630 a. ,m.; Jiat -WaH’i Station
Aocommwdattoa, &3o a. ; 6»cccd Wall's Station
Aocomaodatloa, 833 a. nn; TVfrd Wall's Station
Accanuaodstisa, p. q, ; Fourth WalTi Statlos
Accommodation, 6;60 p. sn Baltlmers Xxpnm will
arrlre with Philadelptzla Expreea at 1:15 p. cn, on
uUcmdajA
f' Trains tor, Btairvrllla aad Indianaeonnect at Blttts*
vlUe to(SSuto(ioa with Kxpreas and Johnstown Ac>
ernnabdatieu, Fast ksdWMt...
ThexuhUo wlll find it gßxtlrtotbdr Interest,!a
going asst or West, to tmel bj. the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad, as the accommodations nowoCand
oannat baxurpssssd on any other-route. The
bellaeted with ttona, ana is entirely Tree froth d*iWL*
We can promise safety, speed and csuifcrt to all WH
may toror this Road with thetr patroosga.
To Hew BUITO OO
To FhOadalphlx..— 29 K‘tTo 8 80
To Harrisburg 7 65|
Baggage chedtod to all Statons on the Penasyfra*
&la (SaSraLßettroad, and to Philadelphia, Baldecra
and FewYcik.... :; f 1
PauoQgszs'purohasing tickets la can will te
chsrgedan excess, according to dleucoe trawlsd,la
addition to the station rates, rxcrpt frun stations
where the Company baa co Agent. '<
: HOTIQJL—In case oi losa, tba Cpapsny wlQ*hol4
thsmitdres. nspcnsible tor personal baggage only,
and tor an amount not exceeding fIiXL
H. B^—An ’Omnibus Lius has b««h employed to
convey pasengen and baggage to acd from tne Do*
pet, at a ahatga not to exceed 25 cento for cash pas.
sengtr and baggagn. For tickets, apply to
J. dTZWAhT. Atent,
At the PeonsTtoania Oealrul Ballroad Pusevgat
Btatka, on Liberty «gs Gnst street;, nois
STEAM WEEKI.r BKTW’fiJiK .TfcL
HEW YOBK AHD LIVS3POOL, laud-J|jß|
lag an 4. embarking Pasaenginvat QUKCBbToWh
<lreland.J ‘TBe Liverpool, Hew York end Philadel
phia Steamship Company latent] despatching .their
rulLnowored plyde-built Iron Steamships as felfowss
KflSQAßOO>;^».—.^..-.... M .. M Sstnrday, Deo. 20.
OITT OF BALTIMORE Dec. 27.
i - I' - n -i r, -1 Saturday, Jan. 8.
ana vnrj Saturday, ±9 soon, hum Pis ti Boctk
Blrei.
liTil 0« MNißlt
FIBST GABIh.. M «IO» QJ a-pxw»*riie. r „„.y«n 00-
' do to Loudon.. 108 00 - da. to 43 Oth
db , U6 00 ; do to <B OG
do to Hamburg 110 ft. . de to Hamtorg* 46 00
Pitosngcn elso forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Bct
trrdam, Antwerp; Ac., at equally few rates.
Heffeei*-Tha reetrlcslons oq travel having been re
moved by order of the War Bepartumt, paseingrre
about to visit. Europe wUL.eo_ ktnger be reqolrer. to
provide themselves with passports. ,;.
KB~ Persona wishing te bring out' their can
boy tickets burs st the teUowtug rates to Hew Tort;
Tram Liverpool or QaeeoaowtiVlu Osbln a 9BA,fM
ud fU6?,.gteert&. from Ltrerpod frow
\tueenstowu g36^M. ;
These Steamin' her* superfor les
pistengars, and carry exi*; Sliced Surgeons. They
•re bnilt in Water-tight i roa Section*, and have
Pataut Fire Auulhl!aU<r4«t» l-osrd.
jIIUH a. Ajeki,
'• IS 3rcuh»ajy He» York,
JQ4LS THOMSON,
♦in ~Ul>*rt« itTMI. Wttrtl«fT* t
rriHR PHILOSOPHIC HORNEA'—
'X .HATD£H*B HEW DOCBLX.ACTIHG PHIL
OSOPHIC BUEHSB, for OARBOR OIL. fo now
ready. It possesses muj advantages over Ate com-
L It make* a Urjo or email light #!tb perfect
smborilon.
fc» It will bnrn «ay Qtulitj of oil wjfth mfety.
3. U can be ucd ertib a lea* or abort chimney.
4. It.cap be need a* a taper night lamp.
6, It out be made to bcmeconomleaUy.
& It U more eerily wicked then any other bonier.
7. It can be trimmed end lighted without ranoT*
a* the cone.— ,?
- iA It throws all the whlt*t Light above the coaeu
' 9.' The chimney rtn be removed or inserted with
out touching the glass. * . (
-•' Three humeri are the common Ko. 1 ■<**, and cam
be pot oa any lamp new inure.: Every person, aatec
Carbon Oil should have a Phiiosbphm Burner. Frfcv
25 cants. Per dcaan,. S 3. Sold at Ho. £S Foartk
street, Pittthcrgh.. . ?. HATDXB.
• • • • • ;
y ULOAN FOIiGR.
W. P. rCZTBa A CoL
ctaaoistouran of
STEAMBOAT SHAFTS, CBAHEB, PISTOB BOB!
PITH AH JAWS, WBZSSS, LOCOMOTTPI
ABB GAB AXLES, AHGHOBS,
kinds of Heavy gorging.
Tail PX3ASCSTILLS, ne»r Httxbcr^,
j Ar.T.r/mryrjtJ^j^ty
Grocbbikh—
(o hhds. H. u. Sugar, prime;
80 do Cuba do, good; •• .-
20 d» P.B. do;
UO bbls, yellow do;
I® do onjhed and Krtanlaied Sugars;
60, do »*A*? coffee V* co:
. 225 bags RioCcffre, fair to choice:
60 Lbls. B. 0. MoUrses;
70 do Loivering’a hyrurc
180 Ao - areortedVds dot
OO -do'-bleached Whale Oil:
. ZS ;do- Ko.lTanners*, doz
- lord Ofl;
bbdt Tobacoo.fiaand 10s:
nattral leaf Tobacco-old Viiwfefe;
SSkegsHo. I Stsrlst Tobacco: * * , .
With a fuliaeaortment of goods lu our line, for tai*
to • j: ’V d- S.HLWORTH A
!>*»-• 130 and 189 Second etrset.
SUFiIIiUKA-- '' c :... -; i T
FLOUfr-afiO bbls. Extra Family;
—DBT APFLES—IOO buih. hright Aoslre.
• DBTT*AOHFW6''do' SSSsi
huglulargte - '
■ *FL AXSEED— 6O buhTykoserd:
Fer sala.atlSS Idhstty strsaLßy -v„
I -. ■ ; _TO>tortl»GToce«.
DACUN,.77 "
AJ j BBOCLCEBB,
• . .. , :: .nipis,
•i . v. , .. pkin;
■■ Do; *•8,(1 cnnMd?
•ntf tomb fejr WM. B. HAT 3 A CO-"
.. • ; aa^Xtbartyrtginl.
iS*j] ~ ■ ■ T 5 W«tof SSanriL* on
r
i^rjcssEirgd®EErarpnr
«!;2SL“ ,, ® alHKnrB OUW.forSoM?-™-®,,
fat»l»bT ■■ • J.* B. PHIUJWt *
ViSLOCZB'fbr
-twrmttrtotsrSlTCU'rtireit. :
■~L* -■' :;’ g;i y i ' A r-u- < ’«-**»-i»WCT.Twi.
My - HWeH.OOLIIBB.
t!Hoi43,sM koOLBE
\J LmD'aAimtioir a ria«»>r
for nit by
Jn(nx B. CdldiXKß.
IrtO p. m.
fcJO «
IU6 «
1230 a. m.
6:10 -
iCladnwtU
right Tntn.