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LOCAL INTELLIGENT
YeiteriUy'i Evening Qmartte.
Shipments on the.'Pennsylvania Cea*
Ual BaU!oad«*lmpaiUßt J^eeuas*
On Monday, at the; regular meeting bf-kbe
Philadelphia Cora Exchange, the subject ofr'a_
ehaoger of rates of freight between thifcity
and Philadelphia caste up for oonilderaitioh.;
. Messrs. George L. jßeabyend H ugh Craig,
. presented a minority Report of Ue
/ previously appointed* which wa«
'; The report (ire mean the rejeoted report) rends
jr r \'-ini follows j;/ ' \r ‘.
] : ftywident and IHrecton of (Ac Pr%%*yl~
■MMIi 'Bajiroad, Cbabrny ;] ..... . ».-•
G«»TLMI*»--At the solicitation of * Com-i
mittee from Pittohujgh, the undersigned;
members of (he Cora Exchange, wereappotat*
ed eConrmittoe to codfer with them M refer*
•not to your policy toward Pittsburgh. and its
offsets upon the oommiroial intereeta of Phil*
adelphla. We respectfully submit the follow
ing propositions to the considerationoryoor
\ Board*.: i; .; •• \ f -.• t: l.
First. That the arbitrary rates-, of freight i
by lawbetweim Pltuborgh and Phil
adelpUa sheuldbe abolished, andtbwtame
freedom? j restrictions should, bel
. granted hytaisS tat# to therosd, [which other
- ' roads in-otter States enjoy, and that the abo
»??«.-% ' llitonof suoh restriction* Is a neoessary pre
liminary to the egoalUation of I the'-Various’
interestsusingtherdatt* Wf-.J ! . !.:■ i.> .
that the interests of thit
Penniylyaaiaßailroad: and of oar own dty
are idaatidd> ahd that the road is folly aware
.• oftha’valna withe Ohio rim as her; great
- end will, theirs fore, oonsttnUy-smk
te blsnd the interests of the river witbthose
of the ratf connections,' rising both to swell
her own toade nd that bf this oity, we most
deellnoj in thepresent stage of our-Informs*
' tfcra on this subject, to interfere withtoepoK
ley of the road in her Western Connections.
Third. Weash that the.discrimination, in
favor of Pittsburgh millers agaiiat those of
- Philadelphia, which aoW exist* by reason-of
a provision In the taw repealing theToahag*
be . discontinued, If piactiesble, under the
. reading, or that law. 'lf not practicable, it
. ' famishes an additional argument for the abo
lition of useless legal'mtrietions npoa tbs
. road. . f
fourth. We ask that tbs agents of i.the
road shall be prohibited frbm showing snf*
epaoes to any of the customers of .the read,
and that if such preference be inseparable
from the character of the ageneies, each
agencies shall then be entirely abolished. ,
fifth. We oonour kith our -Pittaborgh
friends in asking that a; sufficienknutaber. of
ears shall be placed at their UispotaVand that:
n suitable executive offioer [shall be appoin
ted at Pittsburgh, to nSrraage such, matters
of .differeaoe as must nedscsanly’arise, in the
• transactions cf partieswlth the road. . .
The following resolutions,] offeredby a ma
jority of the Committee, were laailnmnslj
adopted,nhd a oopy of them ordered c. to
be sent to the 4 Pennsylvania RnUroai.Com*
pMfJ ‘" l '' r ” - 1 I !
' Re*eleed,'That the Pennsylvania
Company berespectfully! requested-to :*dopt.
uniform freight charges] from all shipping
points on the line at wallas terminiwxpaid
road; thattka prooent discriminating system
in favor of Pittsburgh.aolUers (or any other
discriminations, if they 4xlst,) should be im*
mediately abolished, at they'afford to favored
parties advantages detrimental to the Commu
nities of both cities, and exceedingly to to the
, manufacturers of flour izr the eastern section
of the Btato. .:
'■ 'fetofeed, That the rate of freight between.
- Pittsburgh and Philadelphia should never
exceed the fair proportion of any rate which
■ shall Ut any time prevail;!betwoen points west
- of Pittsburgh and east of (Philadelphia.
J&eoJeed,.Thai spy.,measures’ adopted by
thcrailroad, company to (deprive shippers of
the- benefit' of low freshfets, which may at
timer prevatt on the OhiOfriver are highly in*
jurious to the*lnterest of both Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia. ; ?
The Criminal Court. *
The jury in the ease of John Martin, in*
dioted for riot at ah election in McClure town*
■hip, aoquitted him, but ordered him to pay
f theoosts.
John Trimble, Jerry Lhtx, John Daffy
frank Durnion, charged with asmult and
battery and rescue, on oath of offloer W. C.
Wray, were ! permitted bj Court to settle the
case on payment of cost?.' 'Benjamin Trim*
- ble; Indioted for assault 'dnd. battefj on oath
1 of Edward W* Clements, was permitted to set
tle the eaee onpayment« oosts.
Antony and Wn. Aught were acquitted of
-achefge of assault aadbattery, and the pro*
aseutor, John was ordered to
/pay.thecosty*; ..
Zaohariah Butler,, colored, was acquitted of
a charge of laroeny, prefbtzed.by May . Jack*
V son, and discharged by proclamation. :
William Woods, police qfieef of ;Allegheny,
was nharged: with assault had battery on oath
of Henry Welsner. Weiiner was arzested.
without proper cause, as': is alleged, and iff
taking him to the watoh house it Jq charged
that more violenoe was used than neoessary—
. the ofioer striking.him On tho head witha
mace. The defense was that the arrest was
legal, and that the prisoner resisted to such
. an extent that foroe beoame neoessary. Jury
OUU . ... I 1
Bamk Note Quotation*,
Oomotai. wpadallj fj* th* ffoMtu bj
MtMti. Jeld * Lara, o(|Uu tTa(wnalßa»i
SoU RforUr. EaUa nnsittaiii at jbrwwtt;
, Pirr»rx6«, Janiuurf 14,1*SX
Wmmiii. i > i ‘ -Bteirta
’ Jftow Bncbmd BUt«_}<iB<rttl> OuoUao. <0
. How.TcAai»t» X|(MqcU_.„ 40
, s«w-T<rt 01lj_™ jarAUbuu 40
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■ ■ PttMmnh ll
’ ot Pitub’j-l],pr*in 34 okio r*r
*WOouttyTCnb,. it llodtaiu, , s£.
-Pri*wor4....mi B|lnjtwi,fc l taß4. l „tM
- Of Ool«mM«
K&ryUod, BolUaor*. ptri WiMoialn
TtetaU: WhMttnf~ . ;X<
WSoJlngtraiiohM JUMorart. — Soto.
Tblbllt hlirtor— r , |||fm .^|f
HorthOorottn*.. „ 401* ~.; j ... : i ,- -j
tomwi yWliig ralw on Hnr*T«ck<ud phO*;
,l
Hunt finM, Jrajtec nt« S 4, ud BQviriM *wr
' kihlito todt 1 _ ; ;.
Axomo ciovsm how |ml*l tho Poly
xtoroxioof thotfornt Muonlo Hollt-udwo
' ohooU jodp, that othdoiond ]»opU ««rO‘
- turmodowoy (Ha thodoofi, nnoblo togote
, odatuton. lhl> ostortninsoxt golniopoM
io popuUr oatoom, ud hpodrodo of cnrdll-
Mi who loldiß oiiit our pioooi of uowaont,
_ ; (KoUg oonpiod, frith. giOTorond'Bero' no
. ruatoxodatiod). bow crowd on boim to too
- tho^loodld pTogroorin iwof oowoU lUm
~I» thooo ox^ttfftooi*ohtn tho dolly p»;.
: port wo porarod by onxioalond intoroitod
noooni tho public coahof pin Mroyotthoor:
Or twoof ttmo non ploountly thou by ririt
luthli (rud exhibition. Whot ohonUbA
thooght of tho low tom of; Si oesti.whu for
,thot OBOontweooatco, ond hoor described
*? “5 «ot«oj. ooofUou.ifhl}hi
plooe tfsoo tho oUook of ?ort,Suxiter. Thin,
foo ( *o 000 baogioo oanolroo i too Hoy by tho
•„ lojwdAwiMijrfhwhwa^ghUtwo,JwJbrother*
for liberty.Bmt Urn* noripooe will oUo“m
to oeunntotho *ploodld rtow* with which
fhUexhibition ebooodl. (Mr. Somothy dellr-
V •" » Totyoloqnont lootnro on tho-dUTOront
•oew. &uoddb£ aooh to tho Utoroit of
- thooxUhtUa*. ,Tho»inging bjLUile Sob
"... 'jytj ff hilrt 1 iTMI. t •'
X reedon, who hmiot
■: -oireody.dOßO iorMeU youmlTO* of tho Int
opportooity to wltoMS thli grand pexornme.
•Vi' •• wMfti>iSifo«lMot.
i ■>. ~ - Tho M»nhg»r dulro* o» to »tnto thottlokoU
\ to IhoPolyßoroßoUnodforUithloniloyiTo
' M'jpo< fhC uy *ihlHtion thli
■ »'^Mfx i led.noael Kollirr
■■-'.» V , ii»rdlX«olff«xtldgdOß,hiOthlo death in a
whonbyax occidwt fill loot *Uppod,and ho
: thU frita tht OTonhoorspoa tho hood; or «oo
„ .. ,of tho ootfflf’fhodWjf btß#- I —ono of lti hohio
U»*oip* far otxii twoliow. In ; gn*t. pain,
wh« death hlsdlyreloiaed l hint from hil
-- f p»iTS»(i*6oluilija^—Th*£i|lowiiig.P«!m
. a&d lB th*hoipiUli
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Letter /rom the FjUtk pennsTl'
a- ...: ! ■ y ; Ca»Alnr.: • -
Ooi™pond«a« oi (b« PliUburgh Omltt :
... CATiutr, 1
.- . WiLLLmSBCAC, Va., I
: ::1 - Juurj Bli, a*63. )
■ AUqoiH in ltlu .iMr of the Amy of the
Potomac, v,' • ‘
, yA pDOw TpU this morning, but now the
sun * ,ihCltuig .T»TB sire fast dissipating all
f , fl a * p? wintor, aod fprtuaately for the seoesh
inhabitants, of Williamsburg, the winur so
j mild. . So'thcf will not freeze to
death'aa weir as stArve.;
<aU ii an aggravation of lbeir fate, as they.
. will Cnly lioger the longer, but this U noteor
faultr-as the rebel lines are Closed to.i.their
own . friChdl, and if to go out
through our llij«»'thpj'wokM fare no better,
J***idfl no phtoe.to go;tb* 'The most destitute,
"have been, notwithstandbg thclr proclivltita
>&d the’notonptis m&wjnanily of she United
States troops,,preivided, from time toj time*.
with rations bydar'Cdhsmisasiy.
. , B J.* l*te order from the -Headquarters- of
the 7th Attoy Cofps, Departmeqt of
the works at. Gloucester Poinfare csiledfort'
Keyes,' thoaS at YorkU>wnj Fort Yorktown,
and the works pear WUliamsbarg,-Port Ma-
'laltcr .tlni perpetuation, of. the
name glven'to Itby ihd rebellion* and js the
*A®s. which' was * bunt "by them before the
m toorahle btitle of Williamsburg, and which
li now 'btfonglnf lo our
roglment—and '£fom : wh!ch: the tubris will'
AndarooepUpiitheJiaict tUv they venture
this way, whlon slhy and in
duce them to pant# a&ddohridn before coin*
Turther. " ~ .. T.^'
..Wednesday evening'three- of eomr
df'tfie UeirYotkfith.uweat
to Yotktbwhk'.ttd;thence By. bdafc. to (West
Pointy 'disembarked and.made.a
rapid march to Indian Town, Jut opposite to
Rlohnioni. Tttri they interbepted pafl^r l
and |6ods of nU descripttoni to Richmond*
These gotxliw«re L ltntiggl*4 fro* Rritimoie..
.They are landed jomewherein timiyidhitj of
•MeUacrßay,:knd Ce^UdVbrSnd^BSh:
111 "Unseated,
and the boys hblpiri' thAmielres to whatever
oould be brought away~tobao6o, jqniaine, dry
goodl^plpe*,whisky, boot * nnn umbrellas;
pipss,^Harper's Magazines, iliutrated papers,
and NeW Yortpapirt/from the Ist to the
othj-ooro meal in quantity, and fifteen barrels
of whisky wezir destroyed 7 SOO ounces of
quinine, a lotfof Jead and bloek tint were
among the Ai Indian Town the
railroad, leading from West Point U White
Mouse, *was destroyed, together with the
water tank-and station buildings, a saw mill
and lumber, stbru, also: a sUqmboet
and boats on ‘ i The ;^ expedUioh was,
accompanied- by L several' guboats, drhieh
fiaww themseltei In shellln g General Wise**
camp. The'troops'returned thlsi mornlng at
6 a. m* vomewhat tired' by thsir rapid march,
Alb of the provisions', 'Ac.,' they oould hot
bringi werer destreyhd.'" One'of the wagon
drivers or owners of the'goods, begged hjskd to
be siliowed td take d dress pattern, oTsome
very fine stuff,; to his wife ih Richmond, ias he
said there were none such' in that city ;the‘
pattern measurvd lO’yards. Bo the ladies
there most wear hodps of the largest! size to
chableihem, sheoessfally and gracefully,'to
sustain so much - ! T
The great excitement inthe regiment is the
expeotadohofthearriTalofthepaymasierwith
hb “greenbacks.** The boys were last]paid
'bh the 31st of August, so that their'‘pile"
will be quite aq‘ interesting / one to handle.
The paying Mbjor promises ,'to come ‘‘when’
he has the money,’' rather an indefinite itimo
to calculate upon, but wc ate always hoping
for the best, but you know that ‘‘hope defer
red maketh the heart sick.** And speaking
of sickness, I wish I.could say therewas cone*
here. The dally slok 'report shows aniaVe*
rage of forty on that list, mostly from diar
rheas, whioh b.difflcuit to be cured here, and
It U almoirt impossible! to procure furloughs**',
•ten siok ones ( and many » stalwart fellow
has died a lingering death at thq Regimental
HoiuiMJ,!w£en,if repioTrod in time, he would
now bo in good hedlth end ooniiition. ' The
deathir id this regimeni'-nveragedi five a week
Tor come time but just now pot so many.
They situation' much healthier thin at
Yorktown—there they are dying at the! rate
of kre a dayi -’ :: -
I hear thit some of our Pennsylvania Regi
ments of difafted militia are stationed at Glou
cester, and that your townsman, Bamnel M.
Wickersham, is Colonel of one iof them. I
- have not seen him yet, 1 as my visits to York
town havo generally been on business and my
time.limited tv its transaction; : l
The Commodore Bkrn'ey, Capt. Chaplain's
gunboat, is reported at Yorktown, with (Pay*
master Bexjaaia Page, Jr. f on board. I
go and soe hIiQ, if possible. ' ” ' ' ’ _ ;
But the mall is, waiting for thb letUr,!so I
will close. - T hate written hurriedly in order
te give you the : latest report of the “scout,”
an account of which-witi probably be in 1 'the
Eastern papers, with great oapitais about,the
6th New York. ; So excuse style. ' !
i ThsAdjctast. '
Sxsll Pox.—A Haxrisburg latter miter
atatee that this loaUtaome dueie# prevails to
sochxn extent ia that city, that an effort will
undoubtedly made tu mmoid the ? *e*il6a
of the Legislatum to Philadelphta. The An*'
thoritlM ate charged with hot' telling' the
whole tratfrln refewQorto the extent of the
disease: -.‘v/ ;.
District Court.—Thix Coart, Judge Hup*
ton praiiding, wu oocupied the igmntorlpnrt
of yesterday In the orh of Shnfwr ti. Bhuer.
The yhyfiiM;reside'in the oonntry. Itwss nn
notion to roooTor dower. > This morning tho
jary reinmed » Terdlot of $852 lor ths widow,
tho plnintiiT is tho aw. i.' - |
' Not m Idmtitird.—Tho body of tho
- women oho WRSkilled nt tho on tor dope ~ on
TneodeyeTeningpbybeiogrnn prar by o Io
; eonsotirephu not pot boon IdontiSod. It trill
ho buried thij ofteraoon. , Thejnejssit vos
not hold this foiohooa, owing ,to tho nho moo
ofwitnesses. .1,- ~
VA MrhCoiijrr.~-lTbs election ojßeon in iho
oooond protUratofthoXUrd.Vo<i),AUogh my,;
mode omlstohoin thoir firit oodnt, for C om
aronOonnell, by which Mr. T. IL Tote, Bo
jmblicbn,;wM dsfseted. ! A second oonnting
orthe.TntegeTeKr.TeleVinßjorityp
;, <Unu UoßonanOiDixn,—Knopp's Pe*n
iy)ronloSßttO<7,'wUeh hu hoop et ffnlrtnx
Btetion,Ve.,for someUnitCost)u nownh
dermnrohing Orderoufu woieeri from e dls
pwtoh to liuai. Jotsot D.JfoOiU, new ht
homeone brief furlough., . ,1 > ,
BURrsn.—lhe tho ,run .who toll
.Seedet;Mose’4eTsrn, on Hondo* night, woo
buried to-doy. It.-wos not identified. ■ ;
■ TRiunrs AtKirtc, for tB«3, bV tho donn
:snd lisglooojtu; 'ntFittftok'b, opposite tho
pott-dgoov: 1
va*3icff4«rr t.hi.orh. i
•- ---.d “u • .1 ;
TTENBTG.HALB 4: 00.. I i u:
IU-.i-.UtJ'jhf t -i r
< <So(BMMn to /sAMa ■■■■^\
lilerchW Tailors,
/," ■ vr ogaohMdfimoMiS)Mi|’’•“'.j.•
FAU AKll iiWISTBB j 820 CK,
Whliin eilent,choibe. testeood prices vlUa»-
i j i ‘ !
XWTISOA estd ■ •P j:
, : QTaBpOAXUMS. ,•
. ;ldkowtioonu«hol»otCriiq»Jt f
-™n : .» a ss: 8rD * B,iHn,o « oD » • {-I
WILLIAM BA&NHILL &jcawßoiiec
! Workanb^PJUfHi
--B^sys»^'^3s^ss^s
'wAftmatad' *ju*l rta iftjfijttda ia:tb*co«ntrT.'
: PIfJMtIiOOQMMIV a Bot LXHft OpsnVwaitefl
anKB^QITATSS
BStTLIMO PASS. BOILMIBOS BBIDOjaL
BUQAB PAN A and w.«n^|n‘ml f | Btßßr-
HILWJPAI&f BpilSS^SJ^y-SS?.
th» abort* it oottoe' * *•; • » i
Vdr'‘Btl—oorAaugr wiift tb> Sidoui'
T*x IMVf»U peransttipkgedlD maj «f ii* jsm»!
SS&^SS^wsJSS^^
g.ryinjrai, ulao Us fnrh rn>>p»f mhi meifiad
hytow. th» uri«u !
l«fMta*&,wM--aailUi <MTIy ibUn lorUußßK 1
■■ tatTUmtad H»ly vtutawto JETT?
nr- o. JOBanoSToo.. <
<M—g Job PrinUr*, BUak Boltfc JUutfcetitroa ui
: flUttoawa, 57 Wood itwrt.
LATE TELfiGRATfIIU: NEWS.
IFEOM DOR EVENING EDmON.]
Latesi Irom Europe.
Saidt Hook, Jan. 14.—Th* steamship'
Cbina,lrom Liverpool on tqe'Bd tl via Queens
town on the‘4th, passed off this bolttt, bound
up to New York.
The politioal news it unimportant.
OomsiaouL.— Lit*rpool t Ja*. 4:—The cot
ton sales of Friday are estimated-at - 6,000
bqlss, including 3,006‘t0 speculators. Prioes
-have declined K@%d!, from thi’hlghest point,
the market ol?sing steady. - ■
The Manohester markets are firm but-qnlet; ;
Breadstufik quiet but firm. Provitiohs very
dulL ’
In London eoneols are quoted nt
Q 2%- The ballion in the Bankiof -England
hee increased £86,000 dnringiheiweek.-' 1 ' >
Bicoid DisrATCk.— An united BUtei ves
sel Is still watching the Samter at Gibraltar;:
“The Bombay mSjl arrived at Marseilles on :
the evening of the Jd.
The Calcutta and China malb passed Bubal
on the lit.
The advices from Calcutta to ihe l&tb say
that imports are advandng and frelfhts are
Arm. i 'i-- ;*•
Bombay dates lethe 16th of Deoember
been received. Goods are lower.;
: "Canton dates to the3oth of Deoember report
inks and teas firn at Shanghai.
IftffofnM, Nov.- 25.—Trod* is decidedly
better. *
Liverpool, Jam, 4.~Thor* ti po' political
M«t ofimpoirtanoe.
Ther* hamboon do hnlir m*ik»U ilnea-
Taos day. Breadstuff* : Teri Sos drooler#
report Floor firmbot iaeotiVe.jWheatfira,
with ■ smell tale#.' ' Com qoioi’ had- ttaadyt
Provisions r BaaT hairy* Pork he#* down
word tendency. Bacon declined Is. -Oil
; -petroleum qniet at Hi 94. Bods
‘ Isi. Spirits of turpentine quiet at
London Iforlris.—Breadstuff* firmer, • St
nr inactive. Coffee; no satai Tee qai*t
bet steed/. Cotton firm; Spirits of torpes-'
tine here in i upward tendency. America*
vfookf: Illinois Oentnl per oeitr
discount. - .1 !„.
•Rebel Newt.
Amur or tbi POTowsOjJJea,
IS.—The Biohmond and Examiner, el
this dnte, ere reoeived :
Ai«r»hery t Pryor •ncoun
tend -Dodfe's moufiUd riflemen, lre nUee
Iroan Bnff«U f with; two oompanlse sf tmhjr,
and routed them, Inflicting considerable loss.
Gen* Pryor remained in Um of I battle until
Bnniny morning, bat.the enemy would not
leave their strongholds- .-..u \ j
Learning that 8,600 Yenkeea were it Carni
rrille, Pryor poshed mtoss to intercept them.-
They fled on our approach, eaeaping through
Cites ooonty.,
: . Prisoners any that Corcoran is it Suffolk;
. The Enquirer still oontenda that the battles
of Murfreesboro are victories, for the Sooth,
end says this viotory is by.ffir the most oom
plate ever won by urns inihe Southwest.
We.do not regard the falling beokof Bragg
ns detracting id the least from the glory of
oar.arWs or the. Importance of one viotory.
Ail boastful dispatches ihatßosecrani Writes
can never recap tore'the prisoners, arms and
artillery-carried -off- by Bragg, nor rebuild
the wagens borned by Morgan .end Wheeler.
The, Why says the Murlmesbaro prisoners
.are to be sent to Biohmond, the Yankee Cor*
eminent having refused to receive them unless
their officer* are also paroled. The latter,
two handred In:number, will be held in con
finement until Butler chill have! been deliv
ered up for punishment, and the man retained
until the abolition magnates consent to take
them on our own terms. .
'Farter and J&’Clernand Ascending
: White River---Gener*l Grant at
flLemphue-Holtr Springe Evaeuai*
* ed«»Sleaotfcr Destroyed by Rebels
—Pursuit ot H heeler’a Cavalry.
Cano, Jan.l3.—Paasengers from Memphis
report that Porter's squadron had arrived it
the mouth of White River. ' Part of them
had oommenoed te aeoend the river, aoeom
panled by a heavy land force, under General
HcClernand.
General Grant and stiff bis arrived it
Memphis.
Holly Spring* Is reported to be ilmest. en
tirely evacuated. Thomtiroad bis been tom
ap end the mils brou£gp&to Memphis.
NatkvUU, Jam, Id.—The rebels hive de
stroyed the atekmer Charter,' sixteen miles
down the river. : The boat.«*• j leaded, with
company and quartermasters' atoms. 'The
rebels captured sixteen] men. 1 .
Pire hundred of Wheeler’s Cavalry.are en-_
camped on the Harden pike, twelve miles
from. Nashville. Gan* Mltohalli has ordered
Gen. Stanley to pursue them.. . Them hhs
been skirmishing with the rebel* all day, and
they retreated towards Harpeth Shoals.
COMMERCIAL RECORD;
ARBITRATIVE COMMITTEE OT THE BOARD
OF TRADE—Fob Mor«irt«» .
W«.M. Sanni. V.P.; I Jaku I. Branr, t ..
< Joan tt. Dn.woa«s, I W*. McOeubt,
Dated HcOjjoun. .
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
Omea or tn POTUoaek Dan* Gaiitt*, )
WttmtoAr, Jan. U, 1869. f
The advance Jn Cola U the Saet haa produceda
oomepoadiagrwuHbere. To-day otv bankars irere
buying Gold ai3s{vr cent pram., and: Mlilaf 'it 88.
.Siberia Ana at from 28 to 88par cent* pmn.boying
andaatllag. Octaaad Hoteeareiagolod leqnmtaod
firm at 82 per coat pram. Thera la nochaogedn
Xttttta Exchange and we continue to quote «i par,
buying, and per! cent piem. eeUiag,
GRAIE—There 1 a fao Change in Wheat aad the'
qtßtot with limited racalpta; 1 aaU of 8 cara 1
prime Bed at ‘Cora W uneheagid;
sale of 860 buih SheUed-from depot at CBe, aad 100
haah common Kar at prime Ear UworthTfcu
Bexley, aad Rye remain tmchaaged. W» note smell
mica of Oata Cram Area hands at 45 to 60c for .new
.and.old.. ..
' FLOUM-Therelaa much better feeling manifaet
*d In the flour market, eadthedemaodheahapror.
’ed;'aatoof'loobhleExtra from Wharf af-$B£0; 126
•bble Extra Family fromitore at s 70 do
** t®it°B®»6ojand SOtf Bud 600 do do ao private
; tonne. *I"T fi~ fljiTfand unchanged. fttfo-af
UOO S. lo neb, •» sv» ru cwt.
OILS-Crude Ofl la |em aotlvq thoagh pricaaite*'
about ae before, rajaging from 9 to 9)£c ‘
mle of bble. to jbe delivered York'
3O days, at 23c, - bble included; We also note
« sale <of 16b bblsof’Be&Ud, brand-utile
'per gallon, packages faciti<M.' :
GROCERIES—The grpeery market
jAnaer, and the tendfnei Is.upward, flnp. jgflna at
*b , CoilU 32ja93c and .Moiiaim'.’MiaiMcL"
Aele <rf 6hhdepri iM E»p. «i i6 begs
#?**»• 82Ji0330 ahit' lo,bhle Mcl assegai did/ •"?
-;,)iQLD TEEDrrßeleof 10tof > of Ofl Meal at |SI
: top» aad & tone Ship SttAal OSeperofi.^^..
‘I DRIED TRUIXA-gefa ef Mb tnah
fcaim) at Snoo per boah;^appleewre steady "with
‘fmalT sales at ft,26 per bush; '-• i s ' ;
galetroui etoredf SO bbah Mixed at
,»p«ptmaheli*wJ 30q bush Me. • v
SE QP»W* •tmdj with isle* ofW.R. atllMlte
-:; f : i ... 7 ; t
of 8 bble Common at if*. oo
AT IDS-Sale of 9>.h«h Oprer at |6,65.
r t - BUTTER- Sale ot3 bble primeßoli at 19c per lb.
? CtDKR 6eieof 10 bbleSweet Cider et tSJOipCT
titatsf-, ora „civ.^ij
taattort Phil.
.Dpe’.ATeaaefrova.Xard-ere, modentta.thfa mtki
h*ed; thejfl»mand Ugood,
aad ptieentMaf fhe-sem* a< laet <pfo«ed; fadase hx-
Kliheetock oamfo wee dtepdeed of atour above qao*
oS?.?* < &* i reiilhe , &ivai'eni ealm'ofOcranat
PhUlljaAvenue Drdre YalrdeeechedlhdttUOO head'
week; the demandie mddemerawT'praiM'Wii* l
a»iira!f4 sz
nmmaseaß:
temYard by John Creme A Co., at f6#6,76 MIOO
aßwm^wcy'tai^• v ‘^. v^*- V' <? '.%_;* : ~ v
i~ .- T ■ " ~" *~ ~ rr V ’" : ?' r ■” r “- " %-? 5 F-- |-f ‘-■ '!''■- ' ■
J FUudtl Matter, la Hew York. ~
! Jimmy 13.—'The atoOk market Is lees excited
fay# but metntataalts firm eppdereiee, la sympathy
Fuh tbe coottooed upwards eadeocy)in gold. The I
transactions ht the leading speculative ehane .were j
not very heavy thU morning, and? prices; Int 'the']
whole, are fully as high as jwterd*y, Among the 1
strongest of tbe railwsye is-Brie, Michigan, Sooth- •
era, Harlem; Uttnoii Ceotrat, Toledo and Bock
Island-. Compared with the heat pdc*« of yesterdays
tbeeestofae show «n advance of. >»4ss£ per cent. ,
.J,Cleyelandand Pittsburgh. Primel)u Ohien, Fort
Wsyoe and Chicago, and New YotkOrntral, tell ; off
349 k percent, fromymteniay'aprieee. . 1 ''
t The bonds of the Chicago and Vorthwecteru.
tfleveUadabd Pittsburgh and Tern Haute eonipeQlas
are higher.
j-for Michigan Centralftpercents,.aod Burlington
and Quincy 8 per oente 122&122X was paid to-day.
Toledo and Wabash Seconds sold at 90, Michigan
Southern Seconds at 10U%. . ;
;j -Border State bonds ere rather quiet and Kper cent
fewer., Jlfseoari sold at 65, Tenueeseeat 62.
; uovsrnments'cohttnue dull and heavy, -tiespone
011881 are quoted at 96&*% Begtaterod . 955*996,
Seven-thlrtleß 102X9iU2$h> Certificate# of lodebt
•4«*.MHeM. „ .. ,j.
.{kroner 4s easy at 696 per cent on call. The bank
ers generally require Umr margins on stocks at
praamt prices. This compled with, thsreis no tUfii-.
Otaltyln borrowing money. Theaaae feeUogofcau
ttoahae been observable after every rapid rise during
the past year.
. i The * peculation in Demand Notee keep* pace, with
■ the advance In gold. The' first sales of tbi day vere
ii U8fll88i(J but at the close the quotation.
iKiehasgeoh LoadonlsSklpercaßt^lgfaer. : First
ol*M bankerel are quoted 16701673(.' Francs were
fay.at 300, but drawais are npw
'■The - Ftremeu’s Trust Insurance Oompany of
Brooklyn has declared adlridend of 6.oer ceut.
lmparto bf River.
•j Aa*Ab*-«8 bbls flour, Jm
Gardiner; 90 do do, Alex Moore; lit bbls pork. 96 tea
-laid. 34 bbls do, Wmß Hays A,co; 60k bbl*' whteky,
Mllkr A BlCkeUon; 60 do do. Brownarille Wharf
bast; 10 bbls oil, John' A-Gsugfcey A do; 100 bbls ale.
Whs Edmunds I ce; 65-01 l bbls, J FDunemnA - oo; l
tusk hems, 60 bales er001,133 ike aaadv Clarke A do;-
200 bgs.wheat, D Wallace; 98 do do, JjL Noble 1 d ob*
lOjsks seed, James A Fetser; 16 pkgs ooW tails, Wm
Flaccue; 9 rails leather, G N Bointotu 9 eke aeed.J
KiAlplui 29 bbls epplts, 9 kegs lard, I bbl oil, John
Herbert: IS bbls eggs, JH Biggs; 4 oka were, James
OoUlns A op; }6 pkge marketing, M Scott; 7 bbla flour
E Hood; 30 hides, y Calhonn.
Imports By Railroad.
' PmsstrSda A Ouvuaxn Baituoio, Jan 14—
3 belei wadding! ShScklett, McLain A cb; 85 tk* bar
ley 1 , Atwell, Lea A oo; SBbu baiter, B! BobIsonAco;
4 efau whom, & T Kennedy A bro, 398 bgs barley, D
JTaWoett Aoo: 91 ske dry peaches. L H Voigt A co; X
pkgs butter, H Biddle A co; 132 bbls mlt, U Oritcb*,
alow; 90 bzs cheese. 1H Myers Ack 86 bbls flour, 'J
BOasfleld. ■** ' . I
" PirmuasH, Ft. Wanm A Gaibiao Bauxoao,
Jan 14—Sites flam ware, Phillips A Best; 1 bbl
wide, W P Baum; SO do* brooms. If W KanUo; 33
doapaUs ituL washboards. BBoblsoo A oo; 10 down
pall*, Bate A Berger; 42 pkgs twine, etc, U Oerwlg
RIVER INmUURNCE.
The river was about at a stand last evening, with.
Xoll ilx fset by the marks. The weather yeeteramy
was wet and eztramly, disagreeable, and very anfavi*
orable lor out door tgislueas, Auotberrise may bis
aapected, as considerable rain has fallen both here
aed'eisewWo-wlthlh' the past 24 hoots.
almost entirely suspended at the
whir f jreaterday, which was owing mainly to the Inl
cleaept oonditioh of the weather. The only arrivals
warmths Armada from Wheeling, and T. J. Fatted
from Marietta, while the Key-West tor Cincinnati
was the ttitiy transient departure
Tha Nevada, CepL Brickell’s new boat, is about
completed and, at will be seen by card, ihe isan*
nounced fbr fit. Louis, on Wednesday next. Captain
Briekeli superlntended the; building of the Kevada
himself and ha has spared jab psind or expense fn
making her a first class beat la every respect.
Oapt. Moore, of the Eclipse, has concluded to load:
■for et. Louis, Instead of Cindtuuti and LouUville.;
Be will be ready to leave on Saturday, without toil.!
The stauupb steamer New York, CapU Llghtuer*
wQI positively leave tor Ciucinnati laud Loulsrilie
this jsTfnlng. •• • !
The Armenia, Capt. A. G. McCallam,-leavea tor fit.'
Lotus to-day, without fsiL * : i
The Minerva, CapL Gordon, is tho Wheeling ponk-i
efftr to-day, leavingproulptiy at II a. m.
BTJ&tJBtBOJtTB.
SIR EVANBViLLB.CAIRO,, jEfcjj
ASD at: LOBIS -Tk. too A, w ±Bßtßgi
«*M*VABA. Cpt. D. K.-BrldAbii, wm u.,g!
as above oa WEDNESDAY, Xlst ifat., at 4 o'atook 1
p.m; For freight orjaastaga apply fa board or to ;
Jal6 J. B. LtYlßtmiptt AOO , Ageuta i
F)it OAIKU aNj> BAi&-r t nz* .
I»OUtS>—Tha aplsndld uewateafesrmlßßQM
KGUPBB, Cspi. Georgs D. Moore, will ksv« tor too
above aad all Intermediate pxtoo* fIATOBDAT;
I7thilnst., at 4 p. m. For freight vi ranarn ■rrlj;
oaAfardorio
,-I J.B. LIVINGSTON: A 00.,> . !
Jal3 JOHN.FLACK, t .J A 8 c ° tfc j
1»K OLNOiNJ«ATI t-IAiU-.
. ISTILBX.—Ih. Aiu •twmwJNKWdSUBfiB!
'OAK, Capt. J. EL Llghinar, will leiVe as above on!
THIS DAY, 16th instant, at 4 a'clfick p. m. For
freight or pamage'appiy on board or to
jab - J. B LIYIBOSTON AOO„ Agaata...
POK UIUmVUJJt. CAIRO, CT- fc
X* AKD St. LO’DIB.-rXhe newTfadiflßß
*i*fi**}t pasaeagar ateamar ABMMla, \jmp%. 4. v.
: McOaUsm, wflUeaVe tor the abeva and all-totame
diate points, on TBlfi DAY, the 18th Inkt., as 10
octock For freights passage apply eabaara!
ofleii J. B.LmNGnTO^A . I',.
, JalO - JOHN-FLICK, i
ryAWßoyinm rackei-.u ,
ZJttu lUunr IdZfenc HASnsJUIHg-
Upti B. T. Brtmv .Ul IOT. flTTll uwm M
.AMEBTK.U iT«j SAID.DAI *t t-a’cUckn.
m. BMlunlni, WUI IWT. ZAHttVUUc'Snra
TOUDAI.ItI n. -For trr-lrht arpo.
■in o»1t oo botfd or to | '
K>S ■ J. B. MTtBOFBOB ,!co:. Atrato.
-OItGUUAR WBBK/iiY i: hi
XU 2AHESYILLR
ywapd beeatlfnipeeaengur etmmerjnim7t?is»
HAIT, OapA Monroe Ajwe, tearaa
EaneeriOeXYXßY TWaPAY»atd e'ctookplm.-
Returning, leaves EaheerlQe XuRY jFBIDAr, at 8
a. .aei Tor freight or pamage cMycti hoard or to
B. UraGOTOHdOO., AKemT Ptttabmh.
A oq.Agromfganetma. 1 noT ;
lßif& —NSW ARRANOB-, JCfe m
IOPOe HEHT.—^WHEELIHO iaaMHC
FintoBORGH DAILY REPRESS 1 La*
»ew ; and, splendid, etde-wheali paoket. ARMADA,
Oentj George W. Jehnaon, learee Plttabargh for
Wheeling MORDAY.-‘WEDHRSDAYTand
TRIDAi, at U o’clock, a. ■u f poactaal*y. r Leavae
Wheeling forPUUborgh everyTUESDAk.THDRE
DAYaadSATUBIkAYretB'a.j u -;.- *. 1..,
rriH» FINE FASSENQBBiJexkjb
A rtecuaar IORXRYAi Capt. ; J<AoiH|BK
Ootdbn, Imvee for WheeiUg
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, M ll aim.,
PweotoaUy. Leaves WheeUng for Ptttebarghwvenr
WRUEIU>AY end FRIDAY; at S 4. m.
Toe above steamers make does toDnectfou at
WhSMlng wtth flaeAHe wheel steamersTbr XarieUA;
aad Oiaoiaaati. -iH : r "T-
Tor freiahtorpaeeeg*a^plyon boarderto' 1 f
■' cf- f - u: i
M •, i ,;-, t .iaWatm«|repL,r
pKOFLBS' COipA'
'■•■■■■l;- ■ ■ l Or FIRWBaH. ! ij. V ,.U-J
. MTOMoe, H. K. boner Wood mid Tilth atreei
. - ,Zbe followteg Staten eat of the affairs ofthh 4
Map: «p lathe BDldm ot December. 1892;t> i
Uwedia aeeotdanoe wuh an Aet of the dmeml
<c OepHel;eebsqribed..-.N.w^^A^i4tW > ooo •
Amount paid In Cmh..^.^..^—...... 60,000 1
'1 - ■'Affsm. ’ ..
Itodt oo
U. K Ortlflc»t» l7
tt.416 TS . '
Praalaa Hot—. S£U W-
Boak^tM—qf„ T , rri ,, rT , r , rTTT „..',. .'.661
'1,036 01- . s .
,...„ ~r i. .. .4,091 71
iili- |lO6£M
: 5 BTOtPTB-Fr*ni JsmlDthtODoc. 8m,U63
*m|li**» oo'rit# B*iUa...._4a,Q6T os'^^
PmdWEMoa Marino 1thta...... 6,911 l*'''’'”' 3
u» TO' c;
J °ffY-! PIBBIJBSZMHNTS. \
•ftxpilMM, 'bSuj * OOMSMWMTt n %!l ■ L ' l )
FiUltu opaad fbreiihtßff offlc* 1
li:; .. n
Betatiud PraUtuM aad B* 1*« a :-.
;»IWCTOB*: ; '•* *
. Mm.i PhlUip%> t r'K " > Tetwir,
JoWWktt. ' . Oipt. Johttli^ghoadf.'
W«. B. Hat*, -V 5 5
■ -W«C;Y«« Kbk, C. aM*d^L<rte,
? i U t .-v • ••
** JOtiftw*TT,Th»l > J»l<*wrtllw
RAOUfir
O lflHOtrLßWtt,
. .1
....... ,•:/ r ; : HAiis,phipi. :; i.; r *
I 1 . v, IMC' curiiMdi , '.
' - * W: 8.0. aawinfc .
Jfttfenuri tuHto trf WHL KHAXB* ll
Vi-:I
! ' ••• *;
t&DBIKD BEST; ‘ --
I ••• ?•**
MKdfIPOBKj , V-.:-; ~} >. ,• i,
biifcaadndferttlft'bir . *" 1 J
" Mi W¥. BHATB* 00.. Ito Utmi* g* 1
.prasww ’to
□ ; : 160 mi Skit, taortad Bombliy; . ,'i
•' < i-i
ijUAiUli—<sam]s*'J£xtrft ‘ Ffttkilfivi
«*t-:.rrA B*JWUimi<
itoknlk mndqto.
- iuid )ti> per dosn* Jit Mon ud fat nit low by
Mfe WOO2MIBS* WALLACES.
;i 4DBCiXM^JEQrisr.
AN UKDINANCE making approprif?
tlooe for the yearly. ~r „..
L . B*c;l: ft *w<ri» *wdi , na»Oi;>i
-Jmant owtciibf* of PiAjbmylJ U&UctdMd ’Cb& 1
«o» g»d it it ktnbg
auiXorilf of tXt tame, That the BeveuQe of e*id clty,-
for. ihe.;ear.lBs3, acUiog fam the Texf*, Lots*,
*o« ailotberaohneil, together Mth aoj money*, In.
the Treuary, Dot oth«rwtaeappropritt|»(l,>.ire
by appropriated for the lo.lowtsg purpoe e; _ . Vl .
I . SeTUIATKD -KXtIHDITOBXS. .1
Wo. 1. latemt md Tax od
" r J
'i - <7° P*J Interart on
1 ' * dtttnprcrmle* Bon'd*.
’ ' W.ft.o 00
Balance undrawn...... 4,6 H C 9
Neciwary tobeappro. 12r,366 31
No. a SdarlM of CU; Officer*
' Baling 670
Neoeiary tppropri’D. 15,174 SO
Ho 84 fitf. 2,200 00
Balance undrawo_... 423 C 4
W>o—My addition.... 1,177 36
Ho. 4. - fir* Knglac* A Haae~
B*U*o« andrmwo-.... 738 37
Keudary addition.... 63
No. t. Polica..^.^..
' Bclkooe aadc»wnw~~ . 247 29
Beqaired tddßioa. 18,742 71
19,000 00
Ho.#. WaUr Work* . 30,000'03
Balanc* tmdrawn...... 88 18
, lioqolnd 89,811 82
so,o&aoo
Ho. 7. Street* ..
Balance l,*Bl 97
. Bequirtd addition 2,6*8 03
Ho.*. Oja ' 9,000-00
B«Ium 877 83 .
Beqtdnd 1,1*3 07
No. 9. DUnubd
Balaaco
Baqnlrad addition.-...
. 3,000 00
No. 10. Hoaoagabala Wharf.. - 1.200 00
• Ovflrdr»Wß. M . Mm ;U M . . . 31 47
, .4zßOtwt .104uired.~_ 1,164 03 ~s ..1
1,200 00
No. 11. AUaftheoj Wharfs. 7 i.CWOO
Balance B6O 79 ; J
• Amount required.-.- 144921
No. 12. Weigh 5ca1e*...,...
Balance tmdrmwn.
Ho. 18. • Contingent Fnnd...,
Balance ondmwn.~.
Ho. 14. Board of Health..^,...
Ho. 28; Ijoaaa dae andfalling
dW—.,m.„,T,T,
Ho.'lG. Ontrtaod’g Warrant!
. . - Botcoaat«ni(Md.~
Balance QDdnwn.^....
Ho. 17. Ootitaadlog ooonter<
(tigned Warrant*,
Cob?gt Hand applied 600 00
Ho. 18. Kxebaogeaad Vinasc* Debt. 3,600 00
Bilute uidnvtiHM. 1,858 21. -
Addition 64170
No. id. Sinkin? Fund.
No. SO. Fifth Word U.rkeU..
Balance undrawn......
addition......
$459,016 29
QminlUr’t FtlitmU of SnctipU and EtpondUmrOo of
<s* OUftf Ptittburghifcrth* <><:
r- ' MMttATKOF BICKIPIti.
City <3,000 00
6*660 »
Water BsUti, Fernlce... QJfiQU 00
VoQoogaheU Whff..d._„ . 13,000 00
Alleghany Wharf.. , ,„, w - OT „ tfTT 4. 6,500 00
Dfaaond tlnrketi...... sa.OoO 00
Mayors Office, Jlxttv rcrfaiturea, Ac. 3 100 oo
ileaewiag Wood and £*rk. . loaxw
'Board. v-jjooioo
- • -U0
Gauger... ... " S,t)oo 00
Vehicle .U0enae.......... V^-T i.OOO 00
Pumi« r B*Jw»y».—~~-~~«~..~.•- -7,ocm 00'
Weigh —> •-*UU>OO'
FOblfehing Ordinance-—--- L —. ...„,, - 26 00
Xcana due ud (ailing doe, (nominal j— 219,434 oo
■ ~.V , $459,016 29
. Btc. 2. Thai fjr the parpoae of proTtdlngeaffldfnt
TeteaT» / to 'psy -ihe’ miereat <m ' ttae. Uonjproatiee
Bead*, eathot toad b» Act el ia« ably, appiortd the
liih of April, lie* the* rate* of taxation are horeby
ihereaaed abovAtrhet to authorised by former Acta
oi A*e>mily f aadior lhe year 1863 they ahatl be aa
follow*, rlx:
' 1. Upon all properly taxable for etate and county
purpoeee, eeraa mil la upon the dollar of the ralna*
lion. ... .
2. ppoa all goodti natoa and morchaodlze, and
upon all arildeiot trad* aito comafeic?, locludibg
*ai»a at anctioo and otbarVlaa. on* and ono-thlrd
toUlaontbaddUar. ' .“ !
' A' Opoa tki ictatf jwriy i»lm «f «acb ud enn
panes «r firm aoga«aa to ttw LmUcm, or ©£.
eapaalanrTOf ratouing for kia* hot- oi tJMr benefit,
vlnoaa, farmanted or.diattUad lindorai and on tba ao>
foal jcatlx'aalaa pf tfvairparaon or firm
eniaged'tn Ika baatoaaa or oeeapitioo of an acc-
Hleaeafi five mllla Bn- the Cellar, auaptlng on the
ml**of atocka»T«al aatale and steampoata, tba ratet
o t «rt>fota *ball b* o«a aad ooa tktril nllla an the
goiter ‘ •; f
A, On iTtnn' ef all for*:
mdlng 'axid eozniatodMr broken, and
Imaka, basking acid- on the avenge’
quned; receipts of inwnnoaoampan in, ineorance"
agmokfi wWgrmph oompa
tlee, onaand ona thlrd AUlr on (ha dollar.
'Atid at tba shore ratea the Oitr Aaaeoor shall as*
aaaft&alUd'taxed.. .v-vil
*(Mo.'S.'JLll«MlaneMtorpikrta'or*nliDaocei isoaoc
tiaupt herewith ere hereby r^hm:
intoa UWl* Council*, (bia
9th <Uy of Jenuiijr, A, Xk 1963,." T
JAMJ3 McAULHY, - ,
i v Prwddeat of Select Council.
-Attest:-!. 8. XosaMV - . - <_• )
Ostk of Select Council. ■ I
v; . JOHN KiKILLEN,~ :l '
. Frcetoect of Uomnoa Council.
Attest: HeafllTHuns, r '/••• - \ ■ • v;>
' Clerkotf OoambnCouncil.
1862 --NOVBMBBR. 1862,
Q -A, IR 3? Si T s.
W. JD. * H. M’CAIiUM,
A Ur^,mamti'oattUKk' b*ti*c Imtxnifct
prtTkju* to a>*H«aof adrtnoM, aodloow npUolth*
° f '
oistm,bpL SLonu,wiHDc>w shadm,*).,
‘i&tonlfo.opßatanity'if oflbnd to cnrohams at
Bodmte w prloM vllt V kVMr.
- Otlftly, -■■.• . -■•..-a.-' ; ■;; .
gAILKY, PAKRIBXL * C|».
ri.tr warn,
r
A, ,
QAB AND
1 ■ vtbih rirmi.
jtqaKrw Stu*t, uom Bai
Oita thairpervonal attantistoto i
■ .1 r.-.y.’.
oprjT’VATia:, firm, tfir
-moStn iu tmprotementa- ‘to*-
(QLQgSTB, *).; r .J
lUMMnibk'bnui..--: f:i
~ th» Ihoxat
w** wamatod....
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ri *y t;;: v : l; |*rd Ott* ,iT ■ •
rrw^ASßsSSsaJijr^-v
iTItfcKMMWiiHUi
1 »h^mmaSSu!^SSkn
*wcfc to' SS-Erry-^***
feasaffisaafeg'
•Igggffij;. _
■grtftWiuaul fafr >a<ftS«r poteen. ngtMAwl*
'ijtkAmS— bbiß. So.’ i rev&ior
' X mbtrj BntftX B.OOLUBI.
i»izi :i-,4wmwj
>- sts !f caX'*^
/tSl?sAi»S' r COCRI SiLK.-5y Tir
an order of the Orphan‘a oi AiTe*'
X Will expote to
tne TBQtnn'da' cf the COCBT fiOUSSI
'Aihfbmf Ot VBDUSDAI, the 4th
• oftFebrwymxa*atJffio. , c T ock a. m.» ibe following
property of iCaUarine Budoiph, deqti:
, A Jet j»‘ th ° °H*
<)t on Water Uie, at the
wortbeaetcomerutTSeueoue lot; thence aaatirardJiy
alons aoolheast tone about 372 tfSef to" 1
Ool. Darfd Oaopbell;
laid lot 275 to. Bboo
uiiuri on th * pf I?**
ont^amdcattwardlyalofagtald lot
and atreet about 163 lent to the
rati llneb'f lot N0.'2731n the BuearretraoU thence
eouthwanlly by the eaat Uneof lot ‘2J3ahont
366 feet t» Uldge street; thence weatwardly along the
nor;h aide of Bidgajtnpt sboutMTfcet to tha comer
of 'the Tat'oT-GeatM Biidolpli’e helm; thence along
the' aama'fot. Qutnwmrdly, parallel with: Balmont
efreet'jabont raFleet'to theeontherly aldapf BowiJn’a
loti' ihrncd'aaiivardly aloag the aamt Moot 11 feet
to the eoctUieWt oomer ol Beoeon’l'tett tnenoe
abont to Water
Xian*■“ the, hehUMlng* .faxceptlag > therbfrom lota
&dmb^ealiitW'pian[aforeaaid l and
dan* lpi'o6capbtod'by'3sa«ph.4chennan, No.'*]
atrc«t,and are
ea-hto'he of theebore bonttdartoa.
Tbeaald Jirojjfttiy Udlrhfe4 fnto lota ofcOdrealent
baltdlng'.pfarpoeM, .(ranting ori Baheocar
Bldg* WiterltonWeaa other alreeu,
(dent bid le obtained ftr It as a whole, a**nar
tions at aald eale. There belngalao a
doable two-storied brick dwetticg erected on one of
the lote SebeccartfMt. i
TermamadeknbwnAtada. -t-j-'- t
' Jalialtd e JQSBPH KHQX, Ixecator, Ac.
90,030 00
; ' *72,000 0b
r\EPHAMsv coqaTlSAj'B-T’-By
V»/ toe of Jm ordor of tto Orphltts' Oocirt of Alls*
Atony ooitnty, I will expo* to PUBLIC BALI, In
>to Rotund* of tto COURT HOBS*,' PttUbmb,
AlleAtony county, on WXDBUOAY. ith offtb
mry naxt.utlOd'ctoelc n. m.ytto MioiHsr Bnl
WoU, tto propMtj o[G«org« Bndolnb, lira ofAf-'
lOAhepy City, daoe—td, to wit:
JUI mom tour ceruin.ooatignoue lole’er! Rfecu of'
«4ttaUMd.brtng.on the <<£**«-of
u lob Hot. la, U, MudlS Ih tho pbn oC lott bid
ont by the tobocrlbor, by rirmoof the order«f the
tOrobdoHjl deocribpd «t fel
_si‘ H0..18 comet of BtOeoctiwd.
BdaMitolMoai jtidmmilog throoe aloof Hotecco.
■boot 63 ftet to;, thollot af lot Ho. ISliTleid obO;
thtnco along (be line 0(nld lot Ha. 13 Olgljtj bot to
fM5<7 W**f»*6;:»a.4tlient»#s a* 11 «» tho cor.
nor of Bebeecotad Belmont afmeta, nt ttao oboe cl
13, lltnd U, iurflETaach
a front of S&featoa-Betaoea street,aind ext&idlna
tack* pmnnriag the nan width, the dletencrot 80
M to •? t*rx feet wide* ... • ? r
*fi?SS‘°£* r *»Uto lota cfarcmnd slta
(Ht* of All* heap flotseaid,
and numbered to the -pln afcrarald aa lie* SOL 21
•■} **»#? tatt h*Tlo« a troot onKidge itnet.of 18
wetand;B ioctac, and extending tack tbtbe 10 feet
adej aboTemenUOnN, -<a» in
Tniu or tau—OriehaUof the pnrchaie money
delirery of tta deed, end tbs balance in
twoequil annual ltutaUmenU, with Interest, secured
by bond and mortgage.- p"“~ -
bAfiAH w7aDDOLPHi Admlnl.fntrfx. : f
—Tow iy« to leaseln the/same totality,’bfi ad-‘
B.BM 91
2,267 91
l/Ai.UAJiUS COAI^KOWSIWY n»
r .SAUIj-UO AOJIMOFiOOAL PBIYIX.B»,
adjoining the town of Steubemrlllei Jefferssa oocn*
ty,phio. TbeßteabenvlUe Oc*l andOoke hasbeen
tMtodtt the Belmont Ibrnace,'at Uwtlnt
ytao, Ohhy nearly opporite Wheeling, where full
tafecmatloD may befcad of ItaqUaUtkafor «eelt|ng
bton aw* Tlrii Deal and Otto proves to belthe ben •
fa smelting purposes of any west of tbemoftntahuL..
Von,can bemads for lees money at Steubenville than
the mountains. *Wm» Important
tact ic theraelTlag'aiid thlpplng of all materials’
without hauling. This property Js:finely[locat«d,
lying one-third of amileupeo the Ohio river, and
the Wheeling extension of >|» Cleveland A Pitts*,
burgh Railroad running the whole length of said
coal field. Alscvtfae Pan-Handle (to called)
-CToeeee the'other railroad upon Ihii property. Coal
can be dropped from the pU can upon the raUfoad,
or npow-boaie In the Ohio tlvtr, or Into-the vbpofa
furnace,withoutsecond.handling. There li i» large
body of coal adloluing the above tract thaljcatr be •
secured if required, lie following are-pritte that
iron ore lias- bent ottered and sold lof r fnrnlsbed. hr
KnoDicoaHMsi with* the bostoeee, and'nmy. no
relied oj*n;lo,lM>) tons of native ore could Lave
been contracted for, delivered at the furnace J horned
ready for. use, 60 per cenLere,at £1 per tod't Lake
Sspetlor Iron-ore has been bought at Cleveland lor.
96 per ton, Height from .ibiit pbint to dtenbeavlUe,
*9l dropped at the furnace,lo fflt
Champlain vast Staaggri jlron ilountain on about*
the Mine.-;Tbero h i^nabhndanoe'of Axe ci&y, tinted’
aioneelnd.iieiidstoaß.upon.it, and in the vicinity.
Thfcpredeni'raiei tdt til [rnelerisla coat mesa now;
dls6 the metal:' Any person fishing to matte an in-’-
vbelgian*wiltptofcaetall
at buobenviile, who .will be zvady'to abow the prein
free and explain its advantage* ; vr, upon thd under*
signed, at'tfo. ili JvurtheireeL.PHliburgbi.
noiatmd ' 1 - P..Q. AHAHMOB. •
$19,434 00
883 38
318 £8
: 60 00
300 00
ISO 15 !
life *6 [
300 00
/'YttPHAAS’ COUiiT SAL&—In tiie'
VA matter ottba aafote of Alex. Speer, dfcceaaed,
hj Tirtueof an order oi tbe. Orpbana'-Oonii of Al*
tegbenyOodnry,! wflleipSe* toPablln Sat*. at the
CuCKf nUDa*. Ifl th» city -of Pittatiurgb,’on ‘
bATU&DAY, tfce 7tbd*y of February.A. i). 160,
at 10. o'clock a. m., alt mat certain tract |of tana
•Uuate to Ibdlaoa township, Allegheny county, be*; j
tug pert of a largelrncc of which Alexander epeer,
-died* seined, and bounded and described at follows:
Commencing at a pin on line dpridfiig iheihrrein*-
alter described and ether land of
dic’d; thence &*l° W..M.4 teaches to a
». 8.4 'pdrthti to'a white oak; tbduce M.
1554° w. 19£ perehaa to a hickory? thenoa'M. ISJi*
W. 18.7 perches to a Mger B. W.
SS parches to a ninVthsnco, along Itnaoflend of
Johaaiamhdn.&gir.ab, psrehai to a pin;itbenoe
a&Bjr.dihe; bt land dt J. -IPClara 0. t$i a ff. 66,1
parchea to a pin| thsnoa aloagothtr linaot 11 {dura's
tandS»B9°w» perches to a pirn; theheft along
tine of B>£»tfstaiur«..i4£*E.M.9 perchesto a pin;
Uuaes idong the Unis dittoing the hanlnbe&ie da«:
acrlbbJ landf andottterlMd of'Atazander Bptor,da«
cewdi to plso9of'begianiag*<K£«itala*
in g 47-ecrsa and 81 perebes,more it leas; being the
■Moeyibich thetaia,Alex. Bprer,dec’d,bjrhi* lakT
Wnren<r T<J*t*meDt, loitered in KewuterVOfflt*
or Aliegheoy Cou nty, %\ WMfiook
dedfodyAfottr aJia,): payment of diVta^^sKr
lermi ofsale dash, f; *
JaSgwd-- - * JOBSPHBPKKB, 'gxegoiol*.''
OOPKKIOK BDIimSO UmjliSfQß
JjSAIJEc-The . undersigned offers for aefe, ion ten*
sox* o<ithe;ebCioest ipota toe build*
tag pnrppeea that are to. be found around Pittsburgh.
sfp«j are; situated within om .hundred yards of tifo
terminus of the Centre Avenue Horse BadlWiyJAfed'
an -beaattfallocatioaafcr private dwailrige. ' T>wi
•oeoecy and them extremely do*
mtable for any one Granting to lscate outside <3 the
Hty hails,'and atthe ante time eo nekr' &d' tSm-'
that communication xau be had with the direr m
hbttnu- Lola from oneifoutth'df an acre upwards-
Also, aome Waatem Lands, situated In low* Minii
neaotaand Wisconsin. .. . -- ’.i-i
Ab?,*eyenluaeUlofoln Minerarille, 60x850 fceC"
Tb™oti property will be sold on accommbdatinx
forma, Inquired JOHHHKHBOH,-- •
corner Sixth and Wood stteets, - ?
Or, WM. A.HJOBBOH, ;
Clerk'aOflloisOonnlloqaa.
TOOK SALE TO THE TRADE—r
JP KmkaopJS. 0.8og»r; ; f !
, . Porto Ek* , do; • . \ .--H
Gab* ~<fe; ' - if
Ot«ea ud Black Teiaß i
Tobacco*; - *
‘ t ' -••- Vjrspc; •■ »■ • . «
Choic*«xtt»-fco#H ji flotunrl
' .(”• HMoa; v
Aa4*goo«rml«tock of Gnwerlto, fa ■foc*bn4,»r*
fitter ani for al* by .
*'• - - ' MCDONALD A ABBUOKXtKS, '
Wtokitlfl Groton, Prodocoand Oomxdiadra
M 2 and 344 Liberty atriet, Dofrrlyd
DUST FURNACE! PROPERTY “IN
1/ OHIO TOBSALS.—rTfcts propartj U looted it
Giaal DoTar,Tuscarawas eoantj, Ohio, on th« Tos*
«ara«ra*-Branch or tho Cleveland A Pittsburgh Ball*
road, and alio bn ths Ohio Canal, and viO Lb* sold
icpaimtojor ln connection wttfe.lOf AOBfcfl MIN
UAL mHD, situated on tho Mia* railroad, five
alias froa th* fureso*. s - f i-
Partita daslroosofassailingthe property-can an-'
ply to Mr, GCO. XrKABDOBrr, at Ouil I>itir. •-
. for terns, or apply to *'■ [**•
DAYIL THOMAS, iiq.T-
WinaiSSßaft^’-
" ,<* South street, H>« Sfcrk.
/Country BEATs r FOR BAiiiß.--i
V/.ofhrloir wildeboat fiOtcra of th*l*moiiVbleh~
1 raids, north tide of the Peaa^lvttat
rood, etttwr oftogethw or in foteof (mh niw
wort, *Terrfo*t of which la within n CunelaM ««
BfUowmoitle ebont 9 milw from Ptujburftb* end
get farther' hUbrmetloo WcoUln* a -£F7bmj
»nw*^in» l fWMamw»by???i.
:i‘ x WM. O. gATOIHH. .'
gliOiSjß^POtt.Rita,:, 1
' Broaim. "' : \' T '' 1 -
• '■»?£«?“ **!. ! >’ i <Hi*mn»np«nL .<
SHBEP PAKB ROR;
Hlfnirnl ia
i o°»uim miHaprifet
U wu I " i r"'TT‘“Titr *tTf
* IWI OrDtlßL' 1 ;Tt>tffuTff ia AUBtfftbfl SlllW4i
fct ibeop xAbfaic» Will; bo nld
i»U • B. tfcLAIH *OO- 1W Fourth ttrart.
f:pO®Lip:t T mider u tejK
jM;«lfn*d -Will, tfao ITUiAEL
S*r»rJ»anjkcj. - JW3 J , [ MJQ- o'clock-a. mJ, atßi*
Mflßl STABLES, W. tkiritnfti la tM BlnUi ’
W«vd mvJPbJ>UCf
Hip, and Mil* TWO flOß&Mlci* «TUr»twS
HoNtywahtb® ©th«r ft Canadian IHbift®, About I|
hwli Wgk—*o dkchaigo atpl pur U» arttnurof’
tfeftlr faoptaK,ftronnlin lolaw. ] ■ >vr:
JalSrfl QIORQKnPmBT;- 5
I>UJ* TK x i JtlißU)i«OJSBir'J<t»K
two oomfortabl* dfril^gw
orchards two ncm,th*:
otbtriix Kms pJmty of Tnrit ftft4Qr»pk7^Th*
JnuU plbcp cwi pp ptmhM ott TtaKKiftU* tens*.
•:> ' t '*
rpo m'oiuc-iiuu&a
BBOWJf ft KIUKFATBIOKS,
B<h UlLUwrtj jomt. '
i mm**.
MOHD-iTI Itor:'Jnvika. TnUo. trio Urn .Iktß -
'Depot l -of y tt9 Penujftvania Bal freed, In PltU* ■’
-tmrghr* follows:
k,Cohi«U> Amid OMbfewaW abort lu m •-
i\ .-. .. J.BUmkmmUk. , : \
Leaves JUk-s. m. L-tdn. mi. .
?; do (Steubenville.*.....—.. AM " idO> ‘
-. dfrHewatb—..... 11:SQ » ILLS “ »
do l Ontnihtiß - . 1:05 p. m. 1840*. m. • 3
Airtvss-01ri^n»ff..'. : .;...—-♦ &20- «• &to » .. &
■: do BL.Loula — v ,• \ B
•Ho dune* of con between Pittsburgh and OiadnnaU. \ 3
Splendid Keeping Can attached to all Night Train*. 1 1
■t ££’/" T |
"leaves Pittsburgh Xi6oa,'m. 6:40 a.m.l L-40 p, m. |
: do WeUirtße. 40* •*" fcOO « fcio « I
•: J do Steubenv'e BUS «- • t:B6-> « | 6:10 “* I
*4 0* Wfcseling. &2» “ lljCfl «♦ fcio «* g
Arrives! 6UO r * 11:15 “ I **& •* 3
% Oounectißg'et Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohl M
Bellairwith Central Ohio BaOroad g
fcrZanesviUe, Lant3Mt«r,Circlevill6, Oalnnboa, Clb » g
lnflan spoils;Bl LooW and potato Weal. s
: p- ond demlamd £*m» f
Pittsbarghlw.;..i_.. 1:60 a. m. I;t0 p. a. I
.- ;i i ,do * WeUwiUow. 4;4A " 44S « 39j
,do Bsgdrd— — w — 6:14 *' 534 ”
f do •AlliiM>.. , 7^i.v ,. r ; , „ fts4 •* 60S w ) As.
•; ’do BO4 « 7:34
AM 11 &S 0 “
Connecting at Bajard with Tnacarawaa branch foe f'
?Hew Philadelphia and at Ailianoe with £ :
.'Pittsburgh, JTort: Wayne and .Chicago
Hudson with Cleveland, ZaneevflJ* and Cincinnati
;IL for Akron, 1 Cuyahoga Palls and MDlenburg, a» ’*=§
■ -at ClereUud with 0. 1 A B. B. B. fbf Erie. Dunk* <Vp ■
. and JJuflMo:with ahT.EE for Toledo, Detn..T
And Chicago, and.the North-wwt.
Wellarille Accommodation leaves at &00 p. m.
V EetnniJng trains arrive at a. m., 4:10 a. mg
:fc4Sandlld»p. m. ft
Tickets to all -prominent poinV in tbs 3
. :Weet or-hooth*wsst, Horth or can be |g
• proeved at the Liberty fitreet Depot. Pittsimrsh. «
:*.... 1 JOHN OTXWABT, Ticket Agent. S
h ror fnrther-uilormaiion, apply to |e
! . WiLLIAU dTKWABT, Agent, S
At the Office in freight Station, Penn at. ®
V. note ■'j -
JXXT INTBK AK.«^L^
OVAISIAOMTBAIi *
/TUAIKB. Ob anil after MOtf LAY! Jan. lttb, 18C3. r
. ,TUd_THftOOGU MAIL THAIS Imtm tb» Pt*.
'•easjw.StiUon creiy -morning (except Sunday) as
’ -Rto A'' - sto,^pp4jgateU»taUon*,anamaklngal*aci
* -c*mntseik>fli at, Harriibarg fa r Baltimore Md We*b. ,
• 4naton;hnd’forN4w York via Pbfiaddphta.
-: TIuxTH£OjJGH AXPHICSS TiiAln leate* dailm at
i:W only it urtbciftl itMieni, »n»Mwy
. ■atrßamebmg fa Balttmonand.
8., Aii.,tt,w nra tt.
-rvYh» rAffTUlfrt i<*f 4the Station daily (except 1/
Sandxy,) p. int, «topping oalyat principal v<
atiUone, oonnfrnttagatgartttinirK totßaminonand '!
at PhUndelpbia for Hew York. 1
‘' V ioOoJUIOiDATIOH T&AIB*. ' 1
?'■' 1W Tbtotftovn'AbdomtoodaUon imw dafir, j
-(t<»eptonndar)*tfe4frp.m.',*toppliigataUeteuani {
aad-raoninga* tar aa ConasuKigh. i
• Vint AooommodaOoo Train tor Waii’a BUUoa leave* ]
-daily (except.Snsday) at tfc« a. nj. ]
7 Train' tat fell'* Btetloa
bare* OaOl {except Sttoday) at ll;^sa. fi.
;'r 1 Ddrd. Apeomaiortlflffß Train for Wall*# Station i
=• r
Accommodation, Train for Waii’e Button {
Imtm dally (sxMbt-fimdayVftt ftOOp. m. |
'}' TbeChcrcb TratoleaveeVairaStatioo every Bun- [
m at*os>,m4Te«initog,leani PltUborgh at 5
J&Wja U« irl; ! • ■ 5 * .' . I
£-Xataaato« -ToiiU JCTiT# to PlUebergn a*iulkws: £
Baltimore ttpre«, Tfc46 p. m. : Philadelphia lx- S
-bnac, 106 p;m.; geatldne, 130 a. to. • JohacUwal
Accommodation, VKBQ a? m.>Fir»t Wali’e Static*-*
AannnßyTriatlon < .fi3oa.;m,;deccßd Wall’a Btatkm|
835 a. ,m.; Iktfd Wall’a Stattoe
Aowpodatfw, WW.p.,b;tjro«rth Wafl*e Btotta
fr.so fr.m. BalUmora Kxpren -will
Vrtra wJth PblUtWpbia Expreaa at 1:16 p; m., on
* Vk&OagpLX . j ; . * -.*• v*. r<j -• */ . -. 1
LjnTnJfta for Main rifle and Indiana bonaect abßlatw
kQd*Wflrt.^ Johoatoarp Ac* jj
'kraktlf fetoaJr totarait.ln '3
trateTbrtha
Dutol t Mthaacooaotßdaiktt* aov otead
.{■Mu^ly.mrpMa l * aatootbnxooto. fke »wdla
bauMtad.wlto atooa* at<tJa tattthdj &ae from diet.
.•s*> ;«?BlpfTaW*aiMlofcjr/*i»d and teaifort toaß vk
ip*r forortUa Boad wttoiMr patrcuu««.
‘ ’ *'il •' ! . '•- ■-
I^BMrloilEu4lr>«|l3 60}lb 10 OO 1
lguu»rto~Zl 8 BO
to ihUßtaUoxur oQ tha rmurfta
;Bto (o Fbßaddphla, Balttown
'llia saw xoito -* 1 (i •' -’-t •
y* Piawagauf patrtAAdns/tkkato: ia wnrlllbt
“ *“• U iUtUm traveled, Is
topUK «•»» nitwewept !tea etaUime
. vbita flu OonMiff ltotouaL l: ' ■ •
.M»a tom Miniiiit«<aa»M(iliß»ainft - • *’ l
-q H»P lda* tpaEEk wnplojad to
d»TQr r—angn ana, tagto to, and frtaa tba p—
poVat a 'dUffgomii toaxcaadMoactaforeachpao*
dapr *°d apptr-to
y ... ..> /.iij.'i friiM Ti»WAKT> Attot,
!Afc ;Ototal. BaUrp*d Pmmmi
■;■ atmta, M U
]'*& xgjgfaoSffi*«yta* tumiM*
out or,
.DQV OT Jan. M
Ju. »U
-At ; KOMb'&Mt FtaH, BsrtJj .
♦'< ‘ :-.ii:-«'-i ■ : . .- '■ f\ .?.
..«..! . JUTM ( a» 9AHMJUB ’ {
[ IKBO* oißtt»4fiK $J
.^ltefe, 00l 'Ob' to ft***— 49 £
LTSo Ui JUiaipfg. 110’0Of 4» toHMabait-, 01
Birr**
nvtffrfrr nM«.
irrei nuii C*t fthalr frta»d« an
I«jr*ltJc»ti.&ott M-tfi»frllpylrg frfa* t* s«r Tart
Trw*-Xdr«rpwl or/QaMU«W»b. :Ift OaWa, 9100
**»•
; SS!ttSni»A totfr*rtwrfar»s»BUJiod*Uoo* **'
pfcjmgrrywi* cmny -grpoioaxd togoon*. Tbej
-1 jjSgaaKWgfc. !
JOS» THOMrtOH. AsaS,
autw UOliMnitiMt.ntSMA
\‘roii : { BjHe.
Aeree of rich' botidK
.Jf
«ity, Mj>rft» fillip tHlMiMldt op th» tiMoftbi
SteabcnvlUe Beilrood.r Willbe sold In one tract or'
divided in lota to antt Trarcheeen. _
. Apply to A. WALKJ6R, on the premia**;
: or, J. L. MABhHALIi, atraet.
■ le6:«teod
■•Wo. „
.room i&.thVOAXXTT> Bo7u>nta, tmttk”gUn,
‘Apflrat thV'OtmtlWrSoota of THIS 01110 l
.-.f.'-.r,-. zvl
fJiJOK; flAJLilfi Oii KitN'i—Aa UU K*
w finery* In eompletoert&.'Apbly to '
■?■!'.- ‘ gQBT: ARTOTTBP .
-j'tabftfltf-'- ;• Att'y«t Uw;No, 138 Ttmrthst.
oacii on first
iKr and MOOQd floor dr Warvhbofe Nob. 80 and 81
■&KUr.sfrtU-y- 1 . , TiailAH DICKEY A 00.
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