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LOCAL. IETEIMQEECE.
:T)l»ieM<rC«f»;.' l . -
• pMMapr nil**;* an notr' dun* «»••*
tha parmanmi IhrtitattoM of tltt ooaatryj
tMrninafafil
kniaf.' danoartraiad iibir. groat atDltj>
Tim. to oao thing laUfog.ho*oT«r. to tank.
Ikx imM of Until ootoptot*
thtian if .hinto torhotiib pp*w., B*P*ri-
ESSSSK^E^SfiISSirS;
raoalog. !ntmt wo h»*.
aotload in nbnao. tothlrmnttor,wa.mad.
U Pilto4.lphU . fcir d»yi din. An ontar-
V'ialotooatpany oil r -touly oonatrnot-
Id thraa '-oikory'' *®*'** *"*■ b»*P'
railway rnaolng fremdari ry City to Itorgaa
Pilot; bklok wan ioeewa ally mu oVat th.
to%d, parrying • rambu if inritod |»il>.!
Tkw. tut an tub It Imt long In body; |
width Tfaat# lath*. | lot. tabgth of oar, la
olotioj platfur*i',Bflfaat 1 Inehu. Th« .a- 1
llm'ui hollafa At. .loaatod on U». Iront |
pl.tfortoK.ad oooopy n tpoot lo to.tth.ln
tltll.l tsato fir oral baabn, of 8 tont 8
IDohW; and tbh antlri apnat.oeooplad by an
gtnaaaodhotlaniilira tbintwo-thtrda th.
ana of th. platform. -Ih.lo.ra h.r. two i)4
laehidylindan.aod, It laoh atroka,.aad th. i
Ballon Irtraiamlttod to 'tin dtirioy.whnli
bjf hnabrafiairiog, hod aio feaptbl. of ox*
artiag'.lior 18 horn powerl Tbtonglnaa wo. 1
eotapaoUy arnogad, tad ait .bora tho plat
form; a. irali.t th. boUar. 401 Uanoloaad,
■ ad tut from th. oatildo ao part of 'tho I
eß.try U’'yialMo,:. Thai. .oat. an bttUt for
: th. pnrpoaaof auasdlog gndaa, HWidtot. tp
. thraltowlthuoiha'aarauaobod t ourylagis.
a& TO pitaaopara, whtoh thay bar. doa. roar
, atoa at altht mllel apaad, and thay eaa Eb
bronght to a.toad atlU It half thair laogth.
Thay at. ffttad with aa. logaalooily .darlaad
trp.a, wbaiohy'that ara aoahtod to tara th.
.honMt.uo.taaT*.., with to.. frt.Uon than,
tho bird, tmr.aUhoogh th.it whMt. uo 18
“ toat.ii.rt, ; ‘.Th. cuauahaatad, a grotoom
fprt-to putaagarr, by amaafuiu, thioagb
. plpar;w.lah»n told lath. Boor, wtatadont
by m.Ulogr ‘Oata apohth. a»ma prlaetplaia
oar oittoa, Ooald'add raitly to tha ooafart of
city trar.l lo wlntar/ for/arary tmr eoutd ba
wattoad, and aromld aln griatly oooaomit. th.
nr, whloh woald knp th. ton down to tho
lowatt poaaibla point, atrd.iaah. th. Pity rall
rdada what thay wan latißdad to ba, a oon-
Taoiaao. tot tha gnat aan of th. olttoa.r, ro
ob.ap that ararybody ooold afford to ora thani
- wlma tlm. to: of mot. Tala, thu tho oo.t of
paMtgm - '
‘ .The Tax pa Cleihlßf*
On Saturday laat,as inUTuatlngcaaa ni
brought boforu Judgu Bud, of tbi Saprumu
Coart, tsTOtrlig thu liability of ulothlug to a
T Commlailonar Boutwallfaaa dacidadthat
olotitng la a mnaufhotum, and tbnt It la inb
]Mt to taxation at thu rata of throb par ount.
ad uaforrut. j Mtiara.BaanoU * Co., of Phil
adelphia, ban dutarmlnad to taat tko oorroot
aoai of thia oka, aad for that parpoaa brought
a bill.to oqulty, praying as iojnnctlon to ra
, train tha Collaotor of Tazea from larylug and
oollaotlag tbßtal. ; Xbabm jarpra that upon
ararr tnatarlal of whSh anldolothlng la oom
poaad thara baa baan paid to tha Ualtad Stotal
lha f«U data and tax raqqlrad by law, and
daly aaaaaaad tbaraon, and that tba plaintlffa
barn addad to tha aald malarial* nothing bat
labor to'oonrart thorn into gamaata.
TOnbabatfof thaOnltadStataithaJnrltdlor
iloa of tha Ooort la qnattloaad, bacaui* tba
dafaadaata an ofioafa of tha Unltad Butaa,
and baoasaa tba praaaatlaa oaao nrlalogundar
tba raaaaaa lawa of tba Unltad Stataa, of
whlth tba Clronlt Ooart of tba Unltad Butaa
hat axplntlao Jariadiotion. In rogard to the
dm around ot obiaotion, lt wraa aald that ofi
oara of tba Oortrnmant of tba Unltad Stataa
may ao aot uadar tha aolor of tbalr ofioaa aa
to randar tbamaalaaa amanabla to tka aivil
tribunal* of tha Stata la not qnaatlonad. Bat
It la daaiad that tbla Court, aattlngaa a Court
of Equity, baa any powar, by lojunotlon or !
otharniaa, to eoatrol tba notion ot any jodl
dalor quail JodlaUl aSoar of tba Padaral
foianuaot. If auohan oitoar xup bayoad
tha bonudary of bla juriadiotlou, and riola
tioaa of private rightl aaaua, ba aaj undoubt
adly,in pro par eaaaa, ba bald llabla la damage*
In Coaru Of oompauat jurisdiction. But a
Stata Court oaanot, directly or Indirectly,
ooatroi bla dlaoratlon or ratiaa bla judgmant,
la regard to any aabjeet whiob la within tba
apbaraof -bla jurisdiction.
Thu cuaa Wai hald uodar adrlaaraant. 7 .
Tho Cloraload Btratd is foipooattlo tor tho
followiof atory• ■••* ■■■■ .■’ I
A few days ajsoo tho wife of o worthy mi
ehOaie is oss of ouraaohiooabops,wat taaaa I
Tory atek, jtha iaaodiauoooaatoß ottho aiok-
SMI biioi kdtiipto eht&|»' tin ijmm oil
tho ooaase. Th. lady is qndatiOßii oMario
* lUtirt, whllit -bar '*f UogO- lord * U oso of
thou ipooimosi of hsissoitj that sto aomo- I
tistee doao op Is ioratl baodlea. _ _
• j|«ttors wwv »pprooohio< a etlilf la tho
atek ohambor.wad thopdiar/aantsa that oso to
b* wsS witrl v y tbo atoTo* oroteomt vita
voo is drood ot au ssfatoroblo termination.
Eisfess * u buried Is hl»’ hasde, and ho woo
oohMoraJoud. 'Tho dootor, tosohod with this
Sh'ibiuos of affeotlosato eorrow.eleppedup
to the mouruor/asd, patttsg hist os tho bead,
■ osid, ••’Thera, tberaj don't cryidouhyj pour
mother will pe bettor Sobs.* .
The chair was ktoked.oTor la on lnatant,
Bad tbs boy ” alerted sp-wlth olesohod lou
sad wrathful eyea, •• Awsy, yoo lapertisest
Jaakasal i’m her huahaadl"
Tho aotosiohod •* tsedleise 'amp " . nahod
arosod to tho other aide of the bod, sad
hada't s word to say. Ho hod Bold too asoh
Hit WOO; \ -‘
ThoExpesae of the BIUUUi Eiiroll'
T»« «*p*ndltur***U*Bdtof to* «roUBMt
«rtto mUUto to tol* Btoto, pr*p«»toi7 to to*
4nift,lo«t«apH'fellow* i
iMtor* D1itjict.......—.■"..986.877 69
Dljtrict 81,159 79
iWliMni I' ' «
It to worthy of ramaik thatalthoagh tha
Waatirn Diotrlot, flitthraooo thraa-fonrtha of
Wbiyof tkafltato.aad tho pop
ntattoa,lrjn«b aoattarad, tho aipaataa
Of baking tho ooroltooootlhoTobmatn ha
thoo la tht.Baatarn Dlitxtot. Vo barn sot
tho ftgnroa with whloh to »aho tho oowpori
loo>titi.«ltoatfrt*lthotoUlii»boTotiT«
that tho attain of tkalVoatirn DUtriot ban
bnn managed with tho utnibat ikiU aod oooa-
ODJo' ■ '
Tho anrogo cotoptnaallon for tho prladpal
ooroillottoßoan la oaoh ooanty, Ja tho Woat
ani.Duirlct, waa $llB 19. Tho aTaragooom
pohaatioß for tho d.patiaa, waa $ll 18.
Bit. ill. Buut’o Laoniaia—lt win ho |
• poroalToO,'by an adaorttaonant to oat.
solomoi. that tho ahoao nimad gonllamno,
fonaarlyof Ohitot M. B. Ohanh, of thla city,
to MMOtad to daUnt two lactam at Coaoart
BalU T Tho*nW‘ , Aa araainf with Amarlaaa
Btataomao." wDI bodoUaoradOß Friday a.an
tax. tho gibtoat., nadthaaaoeod, “Oar Ago,
Coaatryaad Blblo," oa Taaaday araalag, tho
iftth' ibat.' Tha flrtt of thaaa lactaraa hax
boon dallmad la Baldmoia, Waahtogtoa nad
othar plaoaa, with antlia aaoeain} and doal
ln® no wanao lafomad, with dapartad Blataa
m whoa# auaaa hara .rfraa dUtlaotloa to •
Awtrleao hlatory, itona hardly fall to proto
, attractlaa hora. Thoaoooad t a MW laatara,
1 praaaatißg: a thana happUy
ahoald think, to tho botararo talaata, will,
■woaaopanaadod.atlha'praaaßtttaoatpa
dally,prora attraotlaw and lnotraattaa. Wo
Uti Boadfoad gaallontoa, pay
S.iiyt. atow of tho. haaoTotont ohjaet tor
wbhhba laotaraa, erOwdadaadlaaoaa.
. T«
Fltuhanh Oywnaatla Asaoototlaa, hold on
toatJTriiay 'dtoWlowJn**«?S!
.araraalaatadt Praaldant Gao. Miltaflualgai,
Vloo Praaldaßt-Joa.S. OaliaanßacnUry
Johwrfwtot J fnaanrar—lrwta.A Board
of llanagan will ba aaatmnoad honaflor.
Tha toatltatloa, whloh waa falUog Into daoay
hyiaaaonot thawuaod tho partial aaapaa-
Iton of bnilaaoa, to now la a fair way of again
baooalag what It Oboo waa. la thahanda of
thnnoVottOara, who bring with than bath
anargtaoaßdnawaaaoaiatroaa.thaaaaaabar
ihfbAaO aboadylargaly tooraaaad, and, how
sroatoad to' atjnal toaaanbara at an aariy day.
what It waa lonr or hro yaarartaaa ahaa tho
Oyßanaiaia waa at tha height of itapeeaparitj.
.Tn Jiau-BiCTnto-A -dard photo.
■ The Alleged Bigamy Cate*,
• Joseph Taylor, of Marshall county, 1 Va,
pegged on oathofHjj.Bsther Colwell, of
this cily, with bigamy, and committed last
veskto answer a farther honing before *tbo
Mayor, has been recommitted for a second,
hearing on Thursday next. After hie arrival
here he married a daughter of Mrs. Colwell,
and (t beingjaiserted that ho had left a wife
and child in Wheeling, bo , was arroeted
as stated. While he admits his asso
ciation with tho Wheeling lady, ho
denies that ho was married to her.
She reached the city to-day, bringiog her
child With bar, and'has bad a long interflow
with Taylor in tho eonnty jail. She says
I nothing in refereneo to her hiring been mar-
I ried, and the inference is that Taylor's state
(mentis true. The woman whom he claims as
Lids ••lawfully wedded” also visited him; and
they wiU probsbty arrive at sOmeuodersUnd
-1 lng for his relief.,!
Miss, Beatty f lews tier Father’s Be*
Bamnsl Beatty, father of Blisabeth Beatty,
thajonog woman now in prison on a eharge
of hilling her seducer, died at his residence
in the Seventh War<l; on Monday, in the
sixty-fourth yeer of hts age. The news of
his dsathi was eommuotcated to her, in ,tho
prison, by-her brother, and she immediately
j expressed a desire to tho jailor, to be permit-
I ted to see her father’* remains before inter-
I oietti ‘The request waslaid before the Coart,
and the Sheriff was permitted to gratify her
l it that respect. She was taken to her father’s
| residence on Tuesday morning, In company
with jailor Smalt and Deputy Sheriff Clnley,
and after viewing his remains was again ooo
( daetod to her cell in the eonnty jail. She
j boars op wonderfully, considering the trying
( circumstances in whieh she has been placed,
| and hes as yet exhibited no signs of regret
(or remorse.
Fire on Market Street,
• Between nine and ten o’clock, Tuesday (
morning, fire was discovered issuing from the
mar of the bnildlag located on the corner e!
Market and Fourth streets,'and occupied by
Mr. J. M. Burchfield as a dry goods store. 1
! The alarm was promptly raised, and the fire-
I men were soon on the ground. Tho fire caught
from a defective flue, and the building was
| damaged to the amount of about $5OO. The
| stock of goods, being mainly in the front of
| the building, was very slightly damaged with
| water, and not so as. to interfere in any way
] with the business ef the store. Tho loss is
I fully oorered by insurance.
Dauaqi bt Floodb in Ohio.— The late
heavy reins have caused the Tuscarawas river
to overflow- its banks,' doing considerable |
damage to fanoes and srops. The water has
broken through the canal bank at the Oldtowu
i Basin and at Canal Dover, and will be greatly
I damaged at various points. The oars on the
Tuscarawas Branch were unable to make con
nection with the main line at Bayard, on
j Tuesday,. in consequence of damage to the
( road. The Steubenville and Indiana road
( has also received oohsiderable damage at the
| crossing on the Muskingum, below Coshoc
ton, preventing trains from making connec
tions,
Tib Militia Erbollxxat.— >Mr. Murdoch,
U, 8. Marshal for tho Western District of j
Pennsylvania, has placedin the hands of Gov.
Curtin the aooounts of the officers who were
appointed to make the militia enrollment in
this District. The aooounts will be forwarded
by Got. Curtin to Washington oity for final
adjudication." The enrolling officers will
therefore understand that they need not ad
dress any further inquiries to the Marshal on
the subject. He will promptly advise thorn,
by letter or otherwise, of any information he
may xeoeive touching their accounts.
A Hafft Pair.—Charlesßoberts, a dashing
pimp, was committed to jail to-day, on two
charges—one for assault and battery, and the
other for surety of tho peeee, on oath of his
wife Minerva. The parties an both well
known to the police. -
Qby. Dwiobt Jaeyib, a resident of Massil
lon, Ohio, and well-known to many of our
eltiiena, died-omßanday last. He wee a most
•ueoessful lawyer, and had retired from the
practice of the profession with a large fortune.
£RU(MTIOAVIii.
Normal cjohuul.—h. williams
basopened a NORMAL SCHOOL at No. W 8k
CUii etreoti Third story.
TafiMweyo/ Ttochtr*:
■ Q| ig the counsellor of the Teachers,, the man to
whom all of us look for adrioa and Instruction.
JOHN J. WOLOOXT.
X concur moat heartily with the above,
a concur mew* / a EATON.
I cheerfuQy ooncnr in the opinion expressed abova. j
I ♦->- pleasure in 1 giving It as my opinion that the
foregoing reoamreendation to fully merited.
A. BUBTT.
I know of no one who deeervua higberteafrmony la
hk favor. R. N. JvVSRx,
1 fully ooncar Is the above recommendation.
arauywßww D. DENNISON.
Ha can prepare pupils for the High School quicker
I than any other teacher in thto city. : v
mwu *v A T DOUTHETT.
I Tssws si p«r vMk. <a advance. auBt3tawd
MOTEL*.
AMJ&KICAN HOUSE, Bostos, ia the
tergeet and best errenged Hotel In -the He*
inridtiJ Is centrmlly toe*ted, end e*ij of ec-
CMi from *U the route* of travel. It cooteloa all the
modern improvements* end ever; convenience (or the
{■yap fart end scenifimodiUlotL-Of the tfeVeliDg poblic.
The sleeping renm* ere hrgt end well ventUsted;
the smite* of rooms ere veil emaged. end cempletelj
famished ferfemnioeend Lerge trevjllng pert las, end
the bow* will eontlnne to be fcept ss e tint daa
hotel in every reepect. • „ *
fegl;!** LKWTW TtTfTR.
I tloaul.U'il'jM —The
I'3 harctoier* 'exWtlnc Wtweon (3# anderJ*ntil
In ibe Job *Tintl«f bn lnew, euder tbe nen* *od
■nl*of »IHOOdOIf * LeKKp hev ** b<«n dhtolv
*0 by matael coswnt, ell pe sons hiving deJme
eentnet sold fain ere hereby nutibea to preernt them
: for peym«ut te'BKHB eTt Liili et Ho* M
r etTMt. tO'asttte Building,) ssd eU tbete IndeuUf to
Mid Am ere notified tjineke p«ymftit to the ssoe.
1> B Jfgßiy^OH,
UAiLB.
I Ad. 1M31*4-le#d6v
j£o2 NOVKMBKK
O -A. IR PETS
W. D. & BLU’CALLIFM,
arroußTH btbkxt.
A Urn portion of os? stock' hiring boon boofht
mrloos to * oerlM of adranoes, hod now teploniah
•d, (**t procodlsc tbo Iciest kdracco of tbeatMon)
TIU tha nonst <£ai*o» la
dIBPSTM>n> fIIiOTIIB.WIHPOW SHADIS, Ac.,
A UvombU opportsalty to offered to pnrebMars at
nodertlantca, as pilot* will ccrt&ioly bo higher.
‘ dalOtlr ,
ALLfiUHKNY COUNTY,si--fflK|
la tba Orphans* Court, No.
bar Tara. MBA la tbe matter of the final account
tf Brttrt Mb* Oila<nlfTr* tfl> of Iktert Tijta 1 *
*SSI Lr *. wit, J«M*T
.« cebOvar. Jr., I*q. attornay for JExoeptants, XL
IODU, X*q b mpponiwl
uidlk thaianaat ««< exceptions* uf nau own*
SSoir THJB OOOttt.:
I . W*. 4. Hxuox, Clerk.
Dm subscriber will attend to tba duties of lb*
•bora eppdntss ant, a hla cOoe, ba lit Fourth
street,?! tatmrgb, om MONDAY, tba Wtbdayof
February, A. D. IMS, at a o’clock p. uu :
: jritgwd . B. BRaproap TODP. Auditor.
■KTJfiW FRUiltt AND MJTd.—
,I3| 100 boxes prime Orange*;
- 100 do do ltftnoae;
fiObsgsnev Xngll.b Walnuts;
SO de do Xilterts;
tO do do Brasil Buts;
SO do VmhCotousU; '
SO do indlrka)
iOOboxtantw W.B.andL*,*; JtaLin*; ;
MAhJfbox* do do do;
to .UW m* fe 1. DBM (
, jalfi Boa.lSSind IZSWood etract.
:
v lOffbosh. Cats; -
;iOO do Yellow Xsr Corn;
dkagfLardS
-0 bbla. Sail Battir}
1 800 bush. D*y Apples;
400 da White Beans;
to do On Ions;
60 bon* Western Barm ChMaa)
. JO^bbU.BtttajraoiUyikttir,
600 do bxtraßeldam -
Friteteby .. ;WJL;F, BBOX 400.,
, Wholesale Qrootre. 105 liberty at.
oUndkiko.—; 4
O gfibcXs* assorted trexdaTssadlOsTobaooo;
• |o<addta* Baltimore Plug do , dof
Bkegi flrfiniatvUt fto‘ dot
* VtfbbAOeta&dDryTobeooo;
; ' •; do 80. IAArdOQ;
■jwjJMF* t 00.
IiMiABS UUf—>7s. bbU.: woita,.. in
Ir iib low to electorcaabor on
SSflg?*” •: fiOLAB CIL WVBBfi CO* ; v
nso r.ilia,Plat*aCr*at.»aar;tbaßHd«a.;
&LATE TELEGBAMIIU NEWS.
[FRCjM O|JE EYEHIHG EDITION.]
Desperate Battle with Indiana in
Washington Territo y.
OYER TWO fIOSBBED ISDIiSS RILLED.
Salt Lack Citt, Feb. I.—On the morning
of the 29ih alt, Col. Conner had a four hours'
desperate fight with the Indians, on Bear
liver, In Washington Territory, in which 224
Indians were killed and many are supposed to
have been, drowned. lie took 175 horses, and
destroyed their lodges, provisions, &o. Oor
leas was 15 killed, Including 4 officers and 58
wounded.
Movements of jGen. McClellan.
Boston, Feb. 3—A delegation from Port
land, about one hundred in number, had *a
interview with Gen. MoOlellan last evening,
inviting him to visit that city. Gen. M Clel
lan expressed his thanks for the flattering
honor, and alluded with satisfaction to the
conservative feeling he saw in Now Eoglond,
and remarked that he saw in toil conservatism
the hope and strength of theUnlon. He prom
ised a written reply to the invitation.
A committeo from Concord also oalled upon
him. Gen. McClellan responded to the ad
dress that he felt highly honored at the invi
tation, and expressed great regret that he was
nnable to aocept it, having already exceeded
the time devoted to his visit to the Best.
He mrther said that he was preparing; a
I history of the peninsular campaign, to whioh
I he wished to devote the principal portion of
j his time. At some future period, however,
1 he hoped to meet his feUow-citixens of Coa-
I A "delegation from Lowell also visited him
■I to tender the hospitalities ef the otty, bat he
was compelled to deoline the kind invitation.
IHe visits Lawrence to-day. To-night a
I-grand serenade will be givon him at the Tre
mont House. All the bands in the city will
1 take part in it.
New York Lfßislaiure*»«Ei«Gover« l
nor Morgan Elected U. 8 Senator* I
Albaut, Feb. B.—ln the Senate, this mom- I
log, Ex-Governor Morgan was nominated for 1
United Slates Senator on the first ballot. I
the Assembly, the first ballot stood as fol r
! lows s Er-Govbrnor Morgan, 64 ; B. Corning, |
I 62: General J. A. Dix, 1; Fernando Wood, 1. 1
I The Speaker said that a motion to adjourn
was not in order, the Home haying a special 1
order before it. ~ . I
I A second ballot was then taken, in whioh
I all tho Republicans changed their votes to
I Dix, voting with Speaker Calieott to make
I the nomination. The seoond ballot resulted I
las follows : Dix, 65 ; Corning, 63. General
I Dix was then declared to hare been nominat
-1 ed»
A motion was then made for the appoint
| mentof a committee to ioform the Senate
I that the Honse had made no nomination.
The Legislature then assembled in joint
I convention, when Ex-Governor Morgan was
I elected United States Senator on the first
I ballot*
Interesting from California*
Six Faascisco, Feb. 2.— Trade oontlndea
very dull. The past month has been one of
equal depression in business.
( The Senatorial caucus will recommend to
Investigate the corruption charges to-morrow
night.
It is expected that the first section of the
Faoifio Railroad will be completed next inm
i mer, so that carscanran to the foot of the hill.
| Judge Creamer has decided that “green-
I backs’* are not legal tender.
Nxw Yobx, Feb. 2.—The steamer Ocean
Qoeeo', from Aspinwall on the 25th nit., ar
rived at this pert to-night, with $300,000 In
treasure. The South and Central American
advices contain no news of importance.
Late lrom New Oilcan*.
Nsw You, Feb. 3.—The steamers George
Washington and Quiooey havp arrived from |
New Orleans. The former brings New Or
leans advices of January 27tb, but no news of
importance. •
1 The George Washington passed the United
States steam frigate Mississippi, anchored at
Southwest Pass. On Feb. 2d, in laL 87, lohg.
74, passed the steamship in
I to* a large raft with a red flag on it. ;
The Qsincey loft Key West Jen. 26. Jibe
left there the steamer Continental, for New
Orleans, with the 53J Massachusetts regi
ment, coaling. _ ...
Arrived at New Orleans, Jan. 26th—the
brig San Autonio, from Philadelphia.
Boileau and the Evening Jonnral.
PaiLaDXLPBia, Fob. 3.—-Tho £veuing Jour
nal has resumed its publication. Boileau, the
editor, says: ** Wo publieh in to-daj , » Jour*al 1
the letter whioh ,wae aignedat Port McHenry.
It wIU speak for itself. Tboso who have sup
posed that we were oth»r than a true Union
Democrat, nr* very much mistaken. We ad
vooato the claims of the Democratic party
beeaose we believe, ney, we know, that men
of that party are true friends of the Union
and real defenders of the Constitution. He is
no Democrat who is not unqualifiedly in favor
of the U nlon.
Horrible Murder of Three Children
by a Hiep*Mother.
Bceaxtox, Pa., Feb. 8. —Intelligence baa
jati reached hero of a horrible murder having
been committed early on Monday morning,
in the Northern part ef Colombia county.
A step-mother, named Soult, murdered throe
of her step-children, aged respectively teren,
nine and fourteen year*, by levering their
; heads from their bodies with an axe, and at-
I forwards threw their bodies into the fire. Bfa*
I U now confined in the Colombia county jalL
Geo« Burnside in Providence 9 E« I.
Pbovibkxcc, B. 1., Feb. B.—By Invitation,
of tbe General Assembly Gen. Burnside to-dsj
visited that body. Business was suspended,
and the General was introduced to the m«m
. bars indiridoaliy. No speeobos were made.
I The reception was Informal, and most cordial
I and hearty. _
Gen* Poster’s Expedition.
New Yo*x,Teb. B.—The U. S. bark Rest
less has arrived from Port Boy Al. She re
port*. having passed, on tbe 3lst ait., off:Capo
Fear, a portion ot Gen. Foster’s expedition
from Beaufort for Port Royal, consisting of
six steamers.
The Restless brings nine passencers who
were aboard the rebel steamer Huntress,
burned off Charleston.
Air Line Railroad.
Washixotox, Feb. 2-—-The special Railroad
Committee, or which Ur. Felton is chairman,
it ii understood here, have unanimously,
agreed upon a bill to be lmmodiafkly reported'
to the House, providing for an Air Line Rail
road from this city to New York.
Vessels Burnt by the Retribution.
Nxw Yobs, Feb. B.—The British steamer
Solent, frem St. Thomas, arrived at Aspln
wait She reports that tbe privateer Retri
bution bad burned four or five American vei
sels in the neighborhood of that If land..
Albany, Feb. Democratic Legisla
ture has re-nominated Xrastus Corning for
UnitudJUates Senator.
mO IKON MANUFACTURERS AND 1
X OIdKKS ISTKBKSrED.-lh* BLAST FUB-, I
N AOX. at Middlesex, Merer cooot), Pa., known as I
the UUIDOLEOEX rOBNAOC,” haa bean lately
rt co be meted in tbe meet thorough tnanaar, and
math Improved, under the superiutendecee of expe- I
-kneed and noo-esfel mananrei and Its present 1
owners, haviDg taken it cbl?ffy to secure Indebted
ness, otfer It for aale aS a very moderate price.
i It ts belfev.d that a vary favoraol* opportunity to
i thus presented to any one wishing to tngege In the
business of making Hglletal f >peetolly a*, in addl-
Oon to He adventa«tt of cheap and excellent quality
ef Coal, aed transportetlon fedlfltof, the budneae
aty be commenced immediately upon' eecnrlag the
requisite stock ef Ore, the Forme* being tmirely j
I i*«dy tor lu Him to be lighted. I
I It has amative stone Stack, on a roekfcunflaUon; |
i the health acd lining are new, the latter of No. 1 I
I Boll»ar fire brlot for both Inner and ooter ,walls.
I Tbe.aiock aad oal honaea are new; the michlnery l
I and bet-bleat put In onler; new and Improved gae
I lmproteme&te, ud the whole mads ready for me-
I ceafni operation.
4 railway brings tbe best quality of iron-maklog
I ooel te the level of the trunnel head at alow prlce,
I and ibeUtadtscovertoeof nummoQssddltlo&al large
I coal fields In tbs immediate vicinity, suture an
abundant supply for the future, at ntee Ukely to be
1 bmjnsd:by active competition.
I the Fvneo* 1< so situated ai to me the Canal, or
I -the bheaaago Valley Bailioad, (promieed to be com*
I plated to Middlesex by May rnxt,) with nearly equal
Iconteufenca.
HJ#b*li*rtd IhUtbewUno point te ItnlM*’
nlaou 0»l tegios wher* th*j« {■ * ptaUr evmtol
jut ton of MtrUaugM Jor mtklo* Pte M«UI.
Fdrterni tpplj to 8.?. ILT,M*xqtf*tt*i Ukt
BBftdori ec lo tha aadinHutd aKlUre'MadvOtilo.
CB.TOTTI.K AflOM.
- • • ” -■ UiT l^
JfcOWTT IIUIO.
UtUMIt VWVJS UiU. in bulk and at*.
/. _ j
)MMERCIAL BECOED.
PITTSBURGH HAKKETS
DaitT Gaxerra,
TCMDAT, Feb. S. ISSA
Coin has declined, and oor banker) are no* paying
140 for Silver, 160 far Gold, atd 117 for Demand
Sotea. Eastern Exchange to tteedy at par bujlng.
and J 4 per cent prom soiling.
FLOUR—The market continues to rale very firm,
and prices still manifemt an npward tendency. Sales
of 160 bbls Extra Family at $7,25; 160 do do at $7,56
@7,60, 60 do do, at $7,00&7,25, and 30 do do at $7,25
@7,50. Rye Floor is quiet with small sales at $4,57
©5;00. Bile of SO sacks Buckwheat at $3 ,25 par cwt.
GRAlN—’Wheat Is firm with small sales of Red
from wagon at $1,30 ‘per bushel. There la Lot little
doing In Rarley or Bye, and no change in prices.
-Com la firm'at 75c for prime Kir from wharf end
: depot, and 80c from store. Thtrelsa good demand
fer Oats at 50 to 55c.
OILS—The cold weather has predated a firmer
feeling In the Oil market and price* are very firm
with an advancing tendency. Sale ot 1000 bbis Re
fined In two lot* of 600 eech, In bond, city brand at
30c, package* Included; aud a tale of 275' bble Crnde
was reported at B%c cash—bbls to be retnrned. No.
1 Lard OU la very firm at 85c.
GBOOSBISS—There to a regular local demand and
the market i* firm bat unchanged. We contlnne to
quote Bngar at li@l2)£c; Coffee 33@3k, and Me
lasses 55@5Gc.
PROVISIONS—There to a moderate demand for
Bacon with small sales at 6o for Bhonlders; B@9e for
ribbed and clear Sides; B>£c for Plain Hams, and 9}£
@loc for Sugar Cured. Lard to firm at 9o for prime
country, and-lOe for OUy Leaf. Mess Potk Is steady
bat unchanged.
BUTTER—Packed to steady with sales at lS@Hc;
■ale of lbbl common 801 l at 20c, and 2 bbls choice
at 22c.
CHEE3E—firm, with sales in' lots of 60 boxes
prime selected W. R. at 12c.
POTATOES—SaIe of 00 bu»h Beach Blows from
store at 80 per btuhaL
Refined Oil Statistics.
We have now complete returns of the whole amount
of Refined Oil produced in the 22d and 23d collec
tion districts, which embraces all the refineries in
this county. In addition to thto, wo have the whole
amount told in bond, or In otoer words, exported to
foreign countries. This statement is for four months,
from Sept, 1,18G2 to Jan. 1,1863. The return* from
the 22d dUtridt are as follow*:
Whole amountßefioed M .. M «..~> 1,285,640 galls.
Removed for Exportations—6B4,226 '*
Leaving for home use~~..—»
23n sutuct.
Whole amount 8ef1ned.......~..„—w. 1,361,624 galls.
Removed for 1xpurtat10n...—..783.130 ‘
Leaving for home use....
By adding the aggregates together, we'find tbst
the whole amount produced In both districts food
op 2,647,164 gallon*, of which amonnt 1,317,356 gab
were removed for exportation, leaving lot horn*
consumption 1,329,808 gallon*.
Liverpool Produce Market.
• ' Jan. 17.—Breadstuff*—Messrs. Richardson, Spence
A Oo.; Gordon, Brnoe AXlo., aud Bigland, Atbya A
Co., report: Flour slow at former r*tu*. Wh«*at in
Mr demand at 9« 2d@9s lOd tor Red Western, Os lOd
fiSlOs 2J for Bouthorn, 10*@ll* for White Western,
end 11*012* for Southern per 100 0). Corn In good
demsnd, and firm for good; mixed, sfiS@29*6d; White.
60s 6d@42s (id. .
Provisions—Mesw*. Wakefield, Nash A Co. and
j others report: Beef and Pork continued much de-
I pressed by heavy receipts. Price* ot each are called
2* Gd lover. Bscon in large supply and again rather
cheaper. BuUerrathtr more doing, especially in the
finereorts. Lard hae been active, but closes quiet at
37*@3S* 6d. Tallow without material change.
I Butchers’ Association,44*@44s 6d. •
I Produce—The Brokers' circular reports: Ashe*—
{ r-i ot 9UO bbis at 32t@S2» Gd fur Pots, and 3U&3l*
6d for Pearls. Rosin 1.5 W bbto. American sold at
I ****** tor Common, and 29i@35 6d for medium to fine.
I Spirits of Turpentine advanred to 12U* for American.
1 Sugar freely supplied at preriou* rales. Coffee quiet.
I Uice in betterdemand, but without improvement in
1 price. Bark—small sales of Philadelphia atfottd@
1 tie fid. Lio-eed active and deafer. Linseed Cake*.
I £Bl7* 6d@£9 for American, Clove mwd—American
I ttod, 60(947*. Jute in good demand and rather
I dearer. FUh Oils inactive.
I Petroleum keeps quiet. Crude esiler. Pennsyb
1 vaula £2O per ton. „ _
I London Markets.—Messrs. Bering, Bros A Co., re
port: Breadstuff* cteady Sag.r quiet and on-
I chassedk Coffee firm at lull prices. Tea active aud
firm; CofigoQ ls@l« Hd. lilc* unaltered. Irou
1 steady: i6e for here and rails. Petroleum
I easier. eplftta ol Turpentine advanced to 12U* do*-
I fog nomlaal. Rosin l7* lor common. Lineeed Oil
I adraocedto4ls fid. Sperm OU neglected.
1 Cod £45; • ■
Financial Affair* in New York.
From the Commercial Advertiser of Monday even
ing we take the foUowing l
There was a lighter business at the board tbfc
morning, and prior* took a luriber turn downward.
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh was lower, Uocs
Island Pittsburgh and Ft. Wa)oe 2)4. Minot*
Centralaoa O eTrUod and Toledo 2, Rurliuglou end
Quincy Is 4» Milwaukee and Prairie du Chico l>i»
and CUicago and Noibwiftsiern 1?
Ovveraiuent stocks were weak- The registered
sixes oi 18*1 were euld down to 92, 54 lower than at
lb* second board on Saturday. The coupoaa T 3-lu
per cant notes and certificate* of inleoteuneas ware
I without cban'fe.
I Gold 1« lower to-day. The price earty in the morn
ing was 167*45L67%, and aVthe board W>4,
15T>$ aetler a*xty aad bayer'lbiriy da>*»
with aaleaol aometbing over two hundred tboutand
dullan, The demand notes were eold at 154)4* Gor.
I eign exchauge is also lower. The price of eierllug to
I 116017 ti tor bankers, with some Bales at the former
I P bine* the board gold hes been sold at 1&754@18T%»
I and at two o'clock stands at about the Utter prise. .
Import* by River.
ST. LOUlS—raa Nellis Boots*—looo bbls flour,
31 do * stock, Clarke A co; lOu ska wheat, J 8 Liggett
A co; 631 do do, 3 bdle bap, Bboaaker A Laug; 1685
•kt wheat, & X Konnnedy A bro; 16 bble whltky, U
A F JCwri; 100 do do, tt tocCrlckart A co; 26 do do V
Lynch A co; 4 ck* charcoal, J Keller; l keg wine, J
Klee;* l chest, 7 pkgs mdse, G B Jones; lot p lunder,
Mrs Ksllj.
' WHEELING—ra Mihxsva—6s bbU apples, Ju
A Fetter; 40 bbU petroleum, Fleming A Pro; 35 do
<Jo, W«rd«D A Brouki; 399 flour bbli,Etunsd) 41 bro;
145 do do, L Wiimartb, S 3 oil bble, J Fisher; 2U do
do, W 1* Wooldridge; 141 dodo, Luoeeco oil co; 114
ill barlay, Joehue Bbodee; 219 *lu core, B Mahle*
man; 6 b*iee bolting, Wilson, Mcfilroy 4 co; 1 bale
do, Uacrum i Oijdt; (M bn candles, E ilraxleton;
60 bdli paper, W D Haven; 3.cke cbeeee, B Jeonej; 6
pkga auoorite, W P Beck ft co; 30 baler hay, 37 ’ aka
, core, 9 dot brooms, 13 aka patttcee, owner* on board.
Imports 'by Railroad*
Pmnoui, It. Warns ft umcaao Bailboap,
Tab 2-67 carboy*, B U Kier, 81 hide*, J II Balaton;
30 balm hay, J r Miller, 20 bbU benzine, BAF*hne
atock a oo; 7 pkga bailor, Bonbtin AFlADnigan; £OO
bbia floor, 60 obis highwinee, Uao Wallace; 1114 bulk
bama, I P ft co; 119 bbla higbelots, Lambert
ft bolploo; 247 tea bama, 90 tea lard, Bo bbla grease,
V beliera ft co; £7Bl pUoea bulkmeat, Ksox ft Park*
’ ar; 10 doz tuba, j M Snowden.
Pmunoi ft Olsvzlajtd Bailsoad." Feb 2
' 149 aka whmt, B T Kennedy ft bro; 100 bbla flour,
I Ghaaß Leech: 273 bbia rpplaa, L H Voigt ft co; £0
-keg* tobacco, Little ft Trimble; 23 pkga db Bhriver ft
Laseer. _____
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Tba river was still rulog last evanlng, with np*
wards of thirteen feet by the mark*. The weather
baa agala tamed very cold, and as anal there la con*
alderable floating loe In the Allegheny river. There
ir, however, we think, bat little danger of the Ohio
cloalng, as the winter Beaaon U too for advanced for
that.
’ Bozlnesa la gradually Improving- la at the wharf
m the brats increase in number* There la considers*
bla freight offering, and the reoalpta are improving;
We notice large quantities of government store*,
clothing, etc., being shipped, and destined for the
army la the Booth and Southwest.
The KolUe Bogan arrived from St* Lpuls on Hon*
day, wltha full trip, as did also.tha Cottaga from the
headwaters of the* AUeghany. Tbo SilverClond,
ifrom Cincinnati, waa due last night, and will doubt*
leas be found at the wharf tbli morning.
Capt. LewleiVnndergrtft,oftbe*t*amer Volunteer,
arrived hare oa Monday night, direct from Helena,
Arkansas. CapL V. has been fn the government
service for several months, end his boat Is still in the
employ of Uncle Bam.
NAinmuc.—The passengers by the Kelnotte end
KmmaKo. 2, compliment the officer* of thee* boats
j In lengthy cards pubUsbsil In the Nashville papers.
I The Colon, of Friday, says:
The river was foUlog slowly yesterday evening,
with fltoen feet water on the ihosta. •
About twelve o’clock night before last
two transports; escorted by the gunboata Lexington,
Jalrplay, ot. Clair, and Brllllaot, were quietly moor*
•4 at oi landings, just as though our anxious dtl*
eene were there to see it well done. .
: <>-,.«• oft he boats had bean on their trip from Louis*
VlHeto tt IsploS ihUtydaj** ths laetWiog that
Wrt on rridlr lSj Vet. «U loriyl with Go..™-
m«l stores of all description*. Including many pieces
if fleld artillery. They also brought eoldiw»-*ome
bf them exchanged paroled prisoners—to the number
of—well, It makes no difference bow.
the except 100 of th* gunboats havlsg been fired into
with musketry, by • the rebels, between jsere and
OUrkevUls, the flret arrived hare unharmed. TH*/
cams up tha rlv.r two abreast.
I gttafhrl to ths fleet above mentioned were thafol*
I lowing Pittsburgh boats s Melaitts, VTnlls Bose,'
1 Bailie List, Starlight, Kschange, Xmma Ho. 2, Key
| West and Navigator.
Bt. toou--Tb» ErpMien, of B»tnnUj, »ji:
«ciip»,Oipt. M'ot., irtlred fromPltuimh.
! jhe Xaj>lr» Cktf left Cir Helena with n Urge
W.KUI.. arrir* **
Ylckebargon thanriey enttlng, Joft>fty.4«»fc*.
i^Ssiasii
•-" ■ - 1- • y .••?i~i . v .• ~.''i «-''■' *l' - ;•»■•'•' l !j' • r.'-'T,
••=.T^T?'-7.Tr./' l^g^.y
mod. Md 'here yeaterday weak; She ttada tb» i
bea* time*** could to gat home, *od c ua® ia pretty
vail ri'ddltd with cannon and musket balls. ,A'
Mind 8i dn tb* 28Ik tail., Ao twelnd » ibonor of
rfr wronden, xiflo «nd muikit faalfi, bn; continu'd
on tar <mj •> rapid!, " po«lbto,.patU ita »»• ont
"of r*Dge- Eight of tftcivu cannon baits Area fit her
-parsed through the b>iV. , ,
They catpo barntlog through the cabin, cock
i bouse, panfry, nursery—and aCm of them -pierced
I tb® bml. Tbe muafco*. -balls which ehe ricelted
I werearaoit innumerable. The weather was t.ggy
it the time, which was fwrtuaaie fur the b-.*t, or eho
toubtloM bare been captured. Ho one on_
was hurt. The WaraaW will te laid up hr
repairs.
The commodious and popular steamer Armada,
Cspi. Johnston, U thrWheellag packet fcr to-day,
tearing at 111 o’clock a. tn.
Tbe new and elegant steamer Argonaut NO. 2,
Capt, Porter, wUlposltlrely learo Or Bt. Louis this
luuch and reliable Hastings, Cspt. Boblo*
» f,ir Cincinnati and Louisrille this craning
Tbe Nellie Rogers, Cspt. Gould, is announced for
it. Louis on Thursday. She I> an excellent boat.
PM.OM*OS**JLB.
P KOPOtiALS FOE 13, 10 AND 8
INCH CANSOH.
Osnsskca umot, Vaa Dipxxtmxst, 1 j
’ WasbUigtoo, Jan. 2Tlh, 1«RI. j j
Proposals will be received at this vtnce until 6 P*. 1
m. on ih* £7th OS' tftitjUOAßY, iB:s, lor tarnish* I
log 13, 10 aid 8 inch cast iron cannon, to be nude |
J.n cobior'mlty with drawings to be supplied by the I
Ortlnanc* l>epartmeut,aua with tho following sped*
ficatious: One 10 inch trial gun is to bo Made ot
warmorsoiu blast charcoal iron, cast hollow
and coo ed ircra the Interior, end to bare a tenacity
o! meloicf not ltu than SU,(.CO pounds jersqisare I
inch; to be determined by testing ipedmeu* taken I
fropi tUeeiaxiug head cl tbe gun, and worn acyl a
der cast Irom tho same heat, akd Ctom metal ot the
same quality, os that Irom which the guu la cast.
This cylinder is lo be. cast on end. In dty sand
moulds,!aod is to b© 72 iuebts hlgo, with an eilptical
base of Winches greater and 16 inctam leaser axis.
Xhs apecimens are to be cut irom tho gun head, and
a slab, iy B Inches thick, Irpm tbecjl nder by planes
parallel' to, and equidistant from the axis oi the
' cyli udtr, and tbe It seer axis oi. the bate.
Tho umoshco Department will test the specimens,
famish the ammunition, and‘prove the trial gun,
which must ho ready as toon as possible,
and sot later then threembat'klrom the date oi the
contract. No contract wfU bo given, cor will tUo,
trial guo be paid for, uolw ic mall enduro a proof
«t I.OuQ rounds, vilib serviea charge* of powder, of
which zQO round* wi l bo wilh-auUJ ahot»and BJO
jouadsiwltb jheus. Tbelesting is to be dose free
of charge to the contractor, bat be will be required
tolarutshl proper lacilltiee for testing, each ss oon
veotent gfo.and, storage for aamanltien, »; bott In
wx-lch the projectiles will be embedded .and saved,
anu toe rtqulelie lores for handling asd firing the
aua*. 'All the cannon ale to be made of the aame
quality 01-iien as that of the trial gon t and too Urn
uasce Department 1* to have,the right to teat the
iron daring the process of the fabrication of the can*
nan, for wntcb parpoie the founder is tofarnisb,lree
of sharge, at leut one specimen from the h»ad-oi
each cannon, and slabs from cylinders, a* beforo tie
scribed, at the option of tie Department, hot to ex
ceed ohe lor erotj ten cannon. Each caunen is to
endore th* regular proof and inipectlon lor gnna cl
liie calibre; and none are to be leceivedor paid
.or bat each ai are approved after inspection and
proof, which will b> received at theionbdry where
made, bidder# .will state tbe.nambe.rs and calibers
of tno cannon th y prop-te toinrnishon the wie
gOiag'spec locations ana condition*»tbs place where |
they are to be made; the time'dl commencing dei.v* ;
ery and the rate of delivery per month, thireafter,
aud tbo price per ponnd or per gau for the finishes
cannon. No bids will bo entertain'd unlois from
lonuOtrs actcallj engaged in tb« business, evidence
of wrhisa mast accompany the bid.
’ Failure t j deliver »t the specified time will subject
the cCnuatior to a lorieiioxeof the anoont to be
dtilvend at t .at time. JCacn party ob.aining aoou
trait will b«> required t > enter into bonds,' with
projer scretUa, tor its (sitbfal tnlfttmeot t and a
tramfer v fine contract (o auo her party will came
ite entire forfeiture. Bidders will be nqo red ta Ole
•Ith tuelr bids a bend in tbe ptnil sntn of nc-t less
tbau J3j,<XU, signed by not loss than t» o persons,
clndi loutd that .1 the hid is acoepted.ibe Udder
tbaUicomp'y with his propo;al, and faithfully and
luliyiperiorm what be prvpos sto nnceitalte. TO®
L-ood mutt be acknowledged before a Judge of a
tXurtcf Boeord, and thi bondsmen most bo certi
fied by the Judge of a District Coart of the Coiled
■ states, or an urdnance Officer in charge of a lintted
elate* Arsenal* to.be worth the pet ai tan of
tbe bond oTei and above all llabUMes.
The right is reverted to reject all proposals if the
prlcee a o deemed too high, or if, for aoy cause, it is
not ('earned for the p&uiiC iolertst to accept them.
Iron.sals will be scales and ad diet s«d to •‘uenerai
J. W. KIPLXY, Chief of Ordnance. Washington,
D. C.." and wttl be tndo.sed •■Protoials fi r Heavy
cannon.” ' Jlw.KlPbtfi
Brigadier General Chief of Urunance.
JigPrimeod
PROPOSALS FOK FiiANK U 0 WIT-
X ZXhB. ■ .
t)SI>SAfCB Omct) Wx» DsPiBTXXJR, >
WaiHiuiMUi Jaa. 27 lb,' 1:88. I
Prcpoail* will be tto-ind i: tbl* office until 4
o'clock p. months 27TH OF FEBKGAUY MtXT,
tor forolshin < one buodred, or lata, 24 pounder ca»t
iroa Uoehter , lor flank cefanes. Ttese ttowitaers
neigh, vtitn fluisUed, a oat 1,t76 pounds osch, and
drawings cxbitiung ib*ur aimenalont tea to etea et
chid ofllco, o• at the United Btatei Amnele. They
rnrato b« sulject to the regular United fltatee la*
apsitlon aud pioof, »qj none are to be receive i-and
o.ld lor except »ucb as past inspection a.d pfcO',
■Qd era », pruted • y a United Su es Inspec or, to be
dti.lgbaiod ty tb soffl.e. > BjmcntiwJi b* made on
certiorate* ot Inspection and receipts to bs given by
tb* Ibepector, aud tcirvar ed to this office.
fildd-iawlii atato the number of Hoaitssra they
tu celterr, teot ♦xceeulog one t nndred,) ibe
of maouiactu « end delivery, and the price p r
pouod, or the Q .isbed non! a.r -, and *>o bil will
ue eutertetned oulm 1; be irum a founder regularly
en«a«ed in tbe bniuees, aatisfsctoiy evidence.©!
ebun must accompany tbe bid.: any bidder ob*
taming a contract will be repaired to enter into
bond*, with nut less then la tbe petal
iiioi of ten tbooaaod dollars lor tie faithful lolfll*’,
oisnt of bis contract in all rmpeet*.' Tbs bondsi
must • e acknowledged before a Judge of a Court of
oeb.rd, aad tbeji adsmen must be certified by tbe
Ju; g. ot a UUtrict Ucurt of tae 0 nited States,W an
orduaoco Offlorf to c&araeof a United. State* Arse*
o *l, to be wor-b the penal sum ol tbs bend over and
above all llatiifrUa. •
Tbe right Is referred te reject all proposals If tbs
prloes ate deemed toj t igb, ct If, for any came, it U
not deomei .or toe public interest to accept them.
Proposals wilt ba scaled and addressed t* ‘-Bilge*
die r Ueneral JAdlkS W. MlfLJfiY, Chief of Urd*
bancr, Washington, D. osnd will be endorsed
■•J-topcU. lor • lx.* U«ltun£ BIpLITj
Brigadier General Chief of Oidoants.
j-29:1m«0d ■ - !
PKOPOdAIiS FOR 20,000 BARRELS I
ofylook. 1
:t>«a]*d Ftowiili are Invited till the 10th DAT OF J
FEBUUABY, 1663. at 12 o'clock m , for mraUhlog 1
taa Subsistence Dtjniiaant with 20,000 bunts o£J
ELOQtt, . _ . 1
Bidi will be received for what U known as Ho. 1,
No. 2 and Ho. S, end for any portion leei than the
2D.0U0 barrels. Bldafw-r different grades should be
upon separate sbe«t» of paper.
/the quantity of Floor required will be about M 0
barrels dally, del.vered oitber at the Govarnoent
Warehouses la Georgetown, attfce Wharves or at
the ballroad Depot, Washington, D. C. ... !
■ paj ment will be made tu certificates of indebted* ;
ncee, or such other funds as the Government may
have for distribution.
The ntnal Government Inspection will be made
lost bsioretbe Flour la received.
Ho bid will be entertained from partite wbo nave
previously filled to comp j with thatr bids, or lrom
bidders not present to respond.
2h» barre.s to be now and head lined.
Bids wf 1 be accompea cd with an oath of alls*
glance, and directed to OoL A BBUKWITH, A. D,
O. and U. 0., U. B. A, Wuhlngton, D. 0., and en*
dorsad “Propct.lt for F our.** fefitt 1
' »avy auKNx’b usyiuk.
Haw Tons, January BSth, 1863./
Sealed proposals, endorsed I
“Propoails for Lead Wire.'* w.U be received at
this office until WEDNESDAY, the Utb day of
Februery neat, at 12 e'cloek, for
( 300,C0U POUHIiB OF LEAD WIDE, 48 dlam.,
To be made of the test soft loao,and delivered at fha
Washington Nary Yard, free of allexpenae to the
(ovenunent, within ten days aftsr the aspiration of
the advertisement, and subject to the na'ual inspto*
tion of the Havy Yard.
Each offif must be ocoompanled by a written guar*
aaty, signed by one or mote responsible persona,
certified to by aoouMfDceroi the government, s»t*
ting forth that theTidder, if hla ofier Is the lowest,
wIU immediately eater Into contract, if It Is diemed
necrssuy; lor the faithful performance of - the work.
jaawOt . yl. UEMDBBsOM, Havy Agent.
jjailey, Farrell a vu.,
PLOHBBBS,
GAO ABD
122 Fovbts Btulht, abotb SwrrutLELn,
Give their personal attention to all
in their lUe.
4 Houses fitted wl'h GAB, HOT AND
COLD WATER PIPES, and all the
modern Improvements lu BATHB,
CLOSETS,*©, •
TANKS AND AGITATOBB for OIL
REFINERIES lined lu the most durafel
and on reasonable terms.
Repairing done on tbe shortest notlse, and all
work warranted.. . . . :: d«27
KhSULUTiUA relative tout&tfioguid
Paving Aucisaisota.'
Bholtkd, That «U tbs an*ss3ients for grafting
and p>*log. mud lor the.conitrnclJon of severs,
whUu shall uot be settled with the Oils Treasurer
before tbs lac DAY Of APJULBfcXT, sbell ee
tban placed (a tbe kmsdt of ibeOltj'tfolfdtor fox'
collection; end that this re rotation be publish id ftr
three wools In the papers authorised to do tbs Oily
Printing.
In Court Oooadlt Jut* 53.1533, fend three tlsua
and passed, , JAUBfI HoAUUEY,
■ A „«, President of Biloct OotucO.
Attest: S. 8. Hosiovr,
Ofcrkof fielsct Council. ,
In Ooambn Ooh&oil. Jan.; 2M, 1883, read this*
timua&dp*ssid. . . JOUH M. AILtSB,
_ _Prsddeat of Coasson OonneO.
Attest! Bros JTBUrrw,
_l_ J : OtatbofOoiasaon CotmeCL
/^Wiuva—ttl b*iM to time ufi lor
VS«l»tr w IfIAUX DIGEST *Ofe
tmb cisciskati t Lon-ita;--
P T-T-IT T F T'-l' >■
«T HABTISOS, o»pfc- Bobti hoMmoa. wiun»r««a
tLlToi tb. «M tot.. «t » p.!JA
.
JOHN FLACK, {Ageato.
nun cainu ajijj rJtefe#
I' LOUIS.—Tin fl'» »»
£kt,lilS BOOKBS, Cnptnln Oo«lJ, »iu MI. u
sbon on WEDSKaiIAi'. *- “*
“ r »
163 JOHN JLACg.t
T7UK CINCINNATI, LOPC> |
I* VILLE ASP tiT.LPl.la.-rh. jlffPBM
- u J tlogmt «[oimet AHGONAUT N0..2. *
p u rter“*iU I<**. for <1» •!>•’• •** ‘SSJKjSi!-
pom THIS »A», *<» l»« *t * P-. ® 7or U ** Bbt
*Ӵ: B? .ttttS&m * co.:aotu._
Z AaNEoVUA.It PACKET-—I
.T)i» 'iuiiutf! LIZZIE ILABTIMjB3BiB|
. u.«t- D. T. Brown, will kwve-P.lXXto*»to--A-< ut
SSesTILL* every SATURDAY tf;*o;di££
m . KeturnlDgi will Lave ZASEbVIILE e T*?7
TCXSDA.ii at 8 o’clock a. m. For freight orpeJ
***^S’ plr °° ‘ITaMVISOSTOS A 00- Agent*
Regular WEEKLY
ZANESVILLE PACKET.-Th.iBESS»
MWM d t»autltulpu»njer tomiot EAiija.
BAM, CHpt. Monro* Aj«J»i l to«“ TP^ CI ? h „ l r
SSSVutaEVEM TDESDAY. Jti
BolorciDE, twee Zaneerille JVEBV FBIPAIf, a*B
1.1. jfor troiglit or po»og» on U«d or to
J. p. LIYINUSTOIf A 00., Agent*, TitUlrargk.
EL 3. PliuBCL A 00., Agents, Zanomlld.' POT
IQCQ —NEW ARRANGE-iJEfcj*
IOUd. HENT.—WHEELING
riITsuUHGH PAILY KAPUKii J-J'-jT-ee*
oiw and splendid side-wheel ticket. ABIIADA,
O»Dt. Georg* W. Johnson, leave* Pijt*ba«gh lor
Wheeling every MONDAY. 1 - -WJCDHBSDAk.' and
FttlDAl.et 11 o’clock a-m.,-MDctualj. Dinves
Wheeling for Pittsburgh oteij XUESDAk.TKUBfI*
DAY end SATtJBDAY, at 8 a. m,
Tee fine passengerj
Itausor iHNEBVA, Cut, JolujßHH I
Gordon, leave* Pittsburgh for Wheeling tr»ry'j.uAc*
DAY, TBUBBDAY and BATCBDAI,' at 11 fc B.i
Dunetoallr* . Leaves Wheeling let; Pltabxrghevary
, 4103DA1, WBDBBBDAY and PBIDAY, at Ba. m.
I The abovo steam tra m»ke eloee at
I Wheeling with fide aide** heel steamers for Marietta,
Parkersburg aed Cincinnati.
For frotebtor p«sage apply.on hoarder to .
J AS. COLLINS A DO., Agents,
I Ja6 111 .Water street.
ASSIGNEE'S 8. ALE OS VALUABLE
BAAL A3TATB—I will expose te
PVfiUC SALE,
Olf
Tuesday, Feb. 10, .1861, at 11 o’eloeka. m.
ON TBE PBSMIBB6,
ill that raloable lot or piece ofgroond fUoatola
the Third Ward, City ol bounded and
described as follow* : ■ j ''j_
Bcginnlngat the eastern comer nl Cherry alley
a&d, Liberty - street; thence along -Liberty attest
eastvardlj hi feet lfc Inches to the line of property
I now or late of Togei thence bythe earn*
98 feet'and'££ Inches'to an alley ten feet wide;
thence along said alley 124 feet and B Ucbee to Plum
alley; thence along Plain alley vaetwardly S 3 feet 1
Inch to the line of property now or late cd J.ParKer;.
thence by the tame, and by the Ude of property no*
innging to J. Vetterti heira, northwardly 36 feet;
thence by the line of the lait mentioned property &
feet 4 inches to Cherry alley; nodthenseby the
■ame 79 feet 9}& Inches to toe comer oi Cherry alley;
and Liberty etreet;—on which la erected the large,
br.ek-tenements known e* the - !
UihSLOti HOCa* <k CCMTIHSHTAL HOTLLfi-
TbU property la lnuaeciately adjacent ,to the
Great Kastem and. Western Kaliroad Paiaeoger
Depot, and aflorda a rare chac.ce lor. Inreatinent by
capitalists.
Tuns nr SauL
JOH2J W. EIDDEIiL*
Auignee of George Aorentß.
J. G. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Pltubargh, Dec. 17, l&ti-i.
•\7ALUABLE COAL FKOFLBTY lot
j Y BMJ.—loo AOUKa or ooau Palviijßa«l, J
I adjoining the townol htenbenTille., Jeflsreoo coonr 1
ti.'Ohio. TheßleaboaTiilo Coal and Coke hu.bieD J
{airit tested at the Belmont ymnace, at Martin*- l
eiile. Ohio, nearly opposite Wheeling, whets toll ]
Information may bshad of Its qualities for smelt lag I
Iron or*. Inis Ceal and Coke proves, to. belt* best I
for smelting porposes of any vest of the mottomlna 1
Iron c*n be mad? for lest money at StenoenvlUe % baa I
at any point west of tbs mountains. The important I
tact lie, the receiving sad • shipping jprsU- fwlals 1
without banting. This property i* fliMly>oaMd. j
lying ons-thlrd of emile npen tbsOhlo rtver^ and I
the Wheeling txieaiioiiOtUw Clerelaoai,* Wit* I
bnnth feaiiruad running tbe whole length of said 1
ooalGeld, Also, tbe Pari-Handle (soc*Ue*J) Railroad]
— tba dtuer rsilroi d npon this property. Coal I
can be dropped, from lb i pit cars apod the nitasd, |
or npoaboatain the Qfctettar,.«r into ana top of. p
furnace, without Second handling.-xnero 1* a large
body of coal adiolning the above, tract thstcan be
»e:uvd II required. T ie iouowing are prices that
iron ore baa been often l and sold: lor, fnrnlibed by
peraous conversant wit i tbe Easiness, and • “*J be
relicA apub; Iu.UUO ton* of, native ore could, bar* I
tieoa contracted for, del rerodattheturnSce, bnrned j
ready lor nse,fiOpar eent.'sre,at .-s3per-ton ; Bake
bupeiior iron or* has besn bought at ;Ol*»*land tot
SA n*r ton, freight Bom that point ,V 0 btenbenviUe
8! 61 ooat, dropped at the furnace, 86 67 i LaSe
Champlain and huasonri Iron Mountain oreabest
tbe -»a. xhere Is an abnndanoe of die cUy, lime*
•tone and sandstone npon It, and ,In the Vicinity,
i me present cans lor all materl*la cost morenow'i
! also the metal. Any peoon wishing to males an in*
• vestment will please call opod WM.C. ABRAHAM,
attttenbentliie, who will bo rtady.to khow thapnao
isee and Explain' lu advantages; or npon the under*
! slimed, at nb. 112 Jfoarth street,- Pitmborgh; * \
pofr*— l i P.O. aUAHSOH.v
f\& PHAKti 1 COURT yii*
W tosoi an order oC thft Otpbui' Oosit j
■U»aj county, 1 will txpoje to PUBLIC BALE, in I
tbo iotoniU of tha COUBT HOUSE, Pittsburgh, 1
AiiwrfiMi county, oa 4th -of l#b* I
rurynext,*! 10-o'clocka.'BL>» the faLowiuf Baal |
feuts, the property ot George-HudOlph, Ute of Al- J
leghooy <jity,aeeeaacd, to wit: : : <• . • |
Alt loom unr cetrula contiguous lot# er jlmm ol I
l vacant ground situate and being ion tba cornero! 1
I B*t*cca and-Balmont Streete/in. the First Ward-.0l I
iba titty ol Allegheny* aad marked and numbered j
at lota Boa U* Id, Uand U la tba plan of lota laid I
out by tba eubecriber, by virtue of tba order of ins I
Orphans* Coon, and bounded and described as foi- I
lows, to wit: ' ' i : ,
Lor Ho. 12 beginning at tba corner of Babeoca and I
I Belmont streets, and running thence along.BebeOßa I
I I tract 6i feet to the Una of lot 80. 13 in *add flan;
| thence along the Une of uld lot Be. 18 eighty feat to I
1 an alley ten feet wfaU; and thenoa OT fett to tba cor*
1 ner of uabaeea acd Balmont streets, at tba place of
\ beginning. Tba lotahoe. IS, 14 end 15 having etch
I a fronted SO feat oa Bebeece itrat, and aueadlna
I preserving the earns width* ithe distance of 80
I feet, to an allay ten feat wide. ' •
I Aieo. those three other certain lota of ground situ- I
ate In tba Pint Wald, City of Allegheny nioteeaW,
I and numbered in tba plan atofcsnld as Hca 80, si
I and 2i, and each having a front on Bidge street olid
I wet and 8 inches, and extending back to tnd 10 feet
1 allay above mentioned. •
| Taana or Bana—tme-halfof tba porchaae money
I In catb, on delivery of the deed, and tba balance in
I twoegaal » WBH| d Installments, with interest, secured
I by bona H^°|^ l^' nDC)t[P g f Administratrix.'
| Vaani to:a to lease in the same losnllty, oua4*
I vaatagtoos terms. . -jalfciiid .
ORPHAM&* COURT BALK.—By Tip
toe of an order of the Orphan’s Court oi All** I
gheny connty; 1 will expose to PUBLIC BALBjrin I
The Botunda fcf tba CUUBT fIOCtSB, Rttsbnfgh,
Alleghenyoonnty,Pa, os WEDABADAY,Ihaoth I
of February ntxt, o'clock a m., the following j
property of Catharine Rudolph, dec'd: I
, A lot of land aitnato In the FlntVrafd of the City I
of Allegheny* beginning on Water Lane, at the I
Dottuaasi corner of Benson's lot), tbenca eastward!/1
along southeast aide ol Water Una about 373 leet to I
the letnospor lately owned by CcUDavtrCaspballi I
tbenca southwardly alosg saidjdt 875 lent to Üboe* I
maker’s alley, pr Elm street, on the plan ef lots laid I
cut of said estate; tbenca east rarely along tald let |
and the north aids of Klmrtreet about 166 feet to the 1
I line of lot 80. 278 in the RMe rve tract; tbenca I
southwardly by: tha oast line of lot Hb. 278 about j
358 last to lUdga street, thenoa alon«lhe I
Ino rtn side ot Judge street about 647 teat to the comer j
1 of tha lot of George Budofph's heirs; thanoe along I
I the tame lot norihaxrdJy;'parallel withßeUdont I
I itroet about 620 Itefr to theaoatbeily ildf of Boosin'# I
lot; ibfttoe eemwardiy siong tha safe* about 11 feet
I to the Boutheist corner oi..Benson’s lot; thenoa
1 northwardly along the same about OT feot, to Water I
Lana, the beginning, [excepting. tbefoirom lots
I Boe. 1,2,11, aa snmtMiecla tne pianaloraeaid, and ;
I also a mt eoeupted by Joseph Act era ah , No.S.] 1
Tnese last four lots front os Bebeceaativet, nndtea
I ca.h to beixcepted oatcCtbanboruboandarieA■.
I The >ald property tadlvided into lota of convenient
I else for budding ourposes, fronting* onUetuccn,
I fudge, Water Lane ami other streets* and If «oshift*
I dent bid Is obtained tor tt ns 4 whole, smaller por*
I tions will be ousted at said sat A.. There being alio n
I double twesumed b;lck dwelUag eroded on bub of
I tbelou frontingliebeoiastmt,
I Terms made known at sale. /
I jauii JiMSfH KBOX, Sncitor, *O.
QOPfiRIOH BUUUDINQ LOTS FOB
10 SAXiJB.—Tbe nndeislgned oflua far sale, on ree
ratable terms. aameot,;tfce chotceetapota far b&Ud
lag pmpeoM Umt ere to be found eroondßttsbvzb*
They ere situated within cnehoadred yards oTte*
UnniQßi of tee Oentre Atoms Uoreo Beltway* ■£»
ere beautiful locations dwellings. The
nesen end eronrthina reaoese thaa oxtramely «-
iirahle for any hue wentin* to locate oottide oI the
city limits, and. etthe seme ttoeap naarnrethecr
tharooaannteatioa can be had with the city at 1 all
home. Lota from oneifoorth of
Alao > aoißa'Wsatßnil*ad»,»lwetediftlowa > »lß
naeote end Wisconsin. • . " icrwem sLt:
; Also, eerenl small lota lh Mb>amflle» KbS» foe*.
Qt, WiL A. HKBBUH«J: -
Ciwtk'o Ofllco. Oonct House.
VAi.U A Kt»ni jfAKML-if UH PAL^.—
Th« .SSrtber wllUUlil* MaHsION WAMU
h. NobS*wirtt Pl*nk Jtwd, three JailM Hen
t“ : cent*!** «0 Olt
iZ; aJ m7i ui.u taptowl TOJ It »<»4 ortjr,
■^t^SSPtSSp^S^SS:
E£2Z£*T
I <•«*■<* '• ' ' ' ‘ r- - 1 -"i
TTAIiUiB iMj i'ABSI ,
V i'Ti.a aabacribar o&e.e tor Ula i VALUABLE ,
fAttM, lUtttojtLJebnrJttnfi^>M•*"»* S J
Ch)pa«a towaihip, Bea>et sounsii ,PA#*®. «>••«»*■
roi&eadisg- irom.))*i ting 100 u*u»iiig«h*"£ *J }a “
toning aboot-UU-aotaa. alt «D<i*r- to*o^•;;■>“•. *®l
prOTeuitbU'U* aTtaue H«u*e. jfjair'Birot
; w«t, ncarij new, iud :ot.«taotlm ~W
cleared and in' a high <ute_oi ;timi»eubn i
vdt Utabirtd, 4 large o retard of Applet Jt'teCD,
Charrj and Hum Ira. a, A'Dambtr ot litter tailing
•piiuaaot ttapordat Vitir.' Tbebrini* oeaJlj all
underlaid wl;u rich ecat bade—bua dtoot S k©l In
ihlcaoo**, aud oao of o to tint ihigh^vhicniaaiW
being eorfceJ and m goWd oner; piupeitJi It
cbiivet l.imj l«-c too; iiet g vita nb' ulira He*
Bllgatoo,* miloitl DirUuguojaud 2ju,llteol lb®
Fi,JU. W-. au.B.i Ai.o wuiln «• (if
aVngutyol caarcbw, S.e*in Ufiat au« &•« UJU,
SCOvOL.AC. . ~ { * »
'fat lurtoer particular* ftqQlio of _lb* aotactlber,
oa the premiitt, or JuUM taiafci, tir., jp*gia notel,
Libert) atr el. Pii.abnrab, — j
J«27 - ; w« [mirr,
BLA&T ifUrtAACtt tfiturJbitoi* 4N
OHIO roa aA b lb a property to located M
U»oal tfutfr, lucutvu eomily, Obio,Oo tba Xo»-
carawaa branch oi tba Ul«ielai.ila HiIV 4'
il<b ia tli» Ohio Ikiitli ud «U 1 tonli
or la wiib ;"liw ApkiB HJUY*
JtciAli-. J*ASD, utnated on tta aamo'tiJiroacL-.&Tt
ntl*i from the inrnace. ! -. sv
: c **rtu* desUoat ©I examiaLag the property CU p{N
[y to tor. U&O. DK&tti.’imi’*', at, Oa&al •• i •
jfor tonzu, addieaa orayply to : .:• i 1 r
* DAVlaXatJMAflJlK^i
- - Li; CmtMaoqaa. Kf -;
or, XHEO.^XUttUkS
UU Wal l] ttnoC,* N*r Yortt.>. {
; Jai&tfei
■ no.* DAJjit.—yo Acres, fiuirfctor leesi
I* of Cs 4, In Kart I)«ar AUotfaesy
cwontj, »ne and* fealf jailafltoa ih# B«o«*k of
Tcjoatoo; and tbnodoanbMf * rntlo ire© Iba&l
-taben* Mrer.dflfl PanbyMiJila canal, and>#fltig a
(erel road to and *%rwa~ lie riter to ;tald CO*L
Xhb straw tun of if itomlnooi Ccal Uaboat «u wltt
; tMMrn***, and d good toaiftp i and avthn* fmitpa
!pj Qanaet coal mama, laxly; abotq ihaßttjtratnoop
!informationitemthambacxlbm, ontbapnmite* -j ;
■ : ■ -- o*o*o* '
yaKUHiiUJH. ouuot,
Tartntom* Jan. 6th. 18&3. I JalB:Bl«3MagT3»d
/'IOUNTKX SKAT KOK SALK,;bjhi»-
li Kdta PmHh <o*o*lii, tour mllo< mnithi
city, ai I>4 mllM fiom luuighUn’a Button* o*.
, ~1 KJ ln a bigb atato yl coltlTatlon ~I* lam
Wtton otthc land lua a B«n*«n.cl(WoiO{*lM*
ifa.kta It ralnabto be tie cuUnro it Ilia gu*&.
Ibnlßingi conalitof atwoatoiy Iraino
Utobclil an orchard ol OCKroi;tte«pl l *lf b«< Tari
'otle*, In a good rclghbcrbood, lj cllerod at * loa
Qanr* and on taay tomai i Agyty to _r' ,
lag! B. bcLAIM A Wm it» T°»<tk rtatat.
\7ALUABLE bTKAM FLUUBIJNG
V BILL PUOPEBTT jrUH SALBf
the tltfiilng village of Oolunibiaaa, Ohio. JX b*MUI
U oTbHo*, 2>4 mrj, «'&
ejjil laUui’j imm cr*aea saa Jqi
ttoaee.' iatm French bam. and a<i the „i *w2?L
piovomeata cauallj fooad to;j flirt n?*
in ialiopMaUon* doing a good
edat haffthe «oet».dP o* o ** f* f £?{**«
4pyl j ihe offl.e of B. MlcliAlft »,00»t ”?yr*
Foortn eireeW '' , -}l'‘ .' a •-’■ ■ ™
fji&'GUiit W&Mgpgfi'j, ! - ’l ;
■ ■■ ' 4p6uT s*es? ass JR rewffl.
ia egosoßDSß.' "jj : 'y / '■'■[; •
■ygyy.T. BE oo&u OHIAF JTo3;C^j||jL
gnnefTfc ft ... ;. ,'t fl A23«"i.'ifl r 0 Jr i
; Siisdtf ,t ma^te»tt«jfcs!*gs!&Sfeh-
moB
i .torica BuIBK DWBL'uIUU :
do F«tai»Umet; AU«»houJ c»r, M* Wl^owl*
*U*th« r*»Meo®oQlG*o« 3o»lo»oa-?cm* «l
(bo mmmmloo of J. A. #U*dri«, th® other in »e. p«J» .
, 588? o o in»iSVroV*,Sf%
Full Kttii'r—A oomioitiblo twQ Btoiji
fIrtFLUKO. cobotolko »lx roJia.fito r
ooaool two xijoru juJi.ii.jDg, w.ir >Olll, in ttuun*.
till., direct.. unite ruoie ui tbs ItiOrt c.re. >j . 1.
leMiil W. >1 ounMUYuBII m«it>»trr«t. <
d«l7;3Uwtd
LlOtt BENT—TJioeo two' lioiine. on thoi
JD cdreor oi imii j.«>..nno*nf.^
\ - . ..• ;ii-o;g3Liuerty *inwt« {■
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