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From Kyeniag" Oautte.
TkeJ.ate CuUlty on Oil Cieek--
• ' Detail of the Alali.
jCbtUf : talagii|iilodl»pnich‘wiipubliibod
' iMm dnja rise*,, nhabigdag that thraa iiro- ;
-..i1-yfimn had baan burned to dtath lo a d walling
- MU TltOYilia. dotalli aiannw ginn u
;; ../_ ftßrns 2 ;- : M;,;;;•••;.*•;•'•: ''.
” Oaflotnrdny alUrnoon.Jnnnair ‘SftVn
thockingacaiaant «nmd an tha Mollhenny'
turn, ta Oil tmkt.bp which ;•thraeaitimkble
. ladita lott thtlt brat-About foerVoloek in
tIS afternoon, aftto brake outinddenljlothe
hone* Dt g> Q-Poota, blarkwnlth end tnitchln
>lett boning it to U» grennd in eahort ; tinle,
, . aadtnjt that bodlaeoCbU.wlft end Only
' .•'« ' ' d M ghtar,n!Mth*«Ubo!.£UuaoonlN > fof
• * mark et Stark opnnty, Ohio. ;lilu Paclahad
n. boon wiilting Mra; Chipahednriaf tha 'attar
. "V noon, and tM) 4*o.atartadtoaitoteon tha
. .'Millhannr Perm-. Thn. honae of Mr. Pooh
,t baing on their way they atopped. Inlaiithan
;/; dre laiautea from tha time tha; .were aeen an
taring. U tha honae au dltoorered to ba in
iuN...Three Joan, who won nanr, roihod to
... tie hottee eai trled to open the door, bat
," - fonnd It Cut etthe bottom. - Shiv than took
{, .. aplaahand towed. U open, hnttheyhadjaat
; ttaejg fee .two of An kalian lying black and
u , , Ufnleea.Rnor the door whan the Samoa , foroad
i— i^tktmtoJ«trpnt. AU poiaai»a*artioa« warn
Jnfett|iwo.th» honaaandrtana thaJxtdiaa,
< ... wu naarlynnhonrbefontkebodlba vara
) ■ rooorattd. They were than a black and ■hapa
-44 S tail .maaa, ead.otold only bn idantiflod by
- tragiaanta of.thalr clothing that la; beneath
. ; thmnbodbn.>iltra.flonaalaa and Poole were
. , -• f -D(thlntheprinaef.lifa,andMlaaPobhwaa
..» . .nbaandfoi jund young,lady .of
t highly ootnana* by tha
. ./ooruapultf, among .whoaa. theyi ratldod, and
- .jiVikSwfdJWlaielarinoninty.dealornd. Mra.
.Ooniatei,here,,.three. email .ohlldran. Mr.
,; Pooh nunbaantjn and Mr. Otnaalai
; , s wia.ln PittaT.nnh. .Tha aanaa of tha aool
dihtiieU conjecture. SamgaUonaof ratnnd
;. £U^x #mw#k»own.tobtlß.ih«^oa** > «UUog Bp
i L .1 • i,. t..... .t,
.. .i o‘ (JartbaShoiadayjirnaiona.nMra. Vhoant.
maiding on thajitor;. .Parra, wu ao aararaly
' . bnrnad I that Jha haa ainoa .dhd. Sho had
... baan wuhing aorna ol har buabaad’a alothaa
in baaaoh, and in patting, throngh n room,
1 bar dratt eanght fira from thaiatoTt, 1 born
■, tag bar to tararalj that death antnad nart
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;llglOM Co&vealioltlletlft, Ohio.
). -«*vGiioi flouM/ci«in»iTi, r«b.».!
CKM Oauttfi I hbrO'-Ohohiid' my mi
of dporotiou from XasU to ClaelMotlj ui
~mndoIhO;Olb«ohEou»o my Hoodqoortori.
Iho ptUdj*! Hi»t l biro for Ujll to, Uyt
. HpfStt tn' jtrj ’wily proomd ot thta
! popottoßOM, whlshiioortalnly. inoof .too.
Kitopt houoo la tho ooaalCT.rif Bylowo*
~ v*n lirltCßOW, ondwouldtaknnp Uj obodo
In thJoootoHUhmonV bo wold-bo ondor no
vasuasem^^
hli food. Tho; eaUbory orronfomonto or*
mb; that m; ooono eurloowith Itito olrn
•joHohr-Tbo-projiriolortr'llooiro. floflroyi*
•fltti OpOfbnottheoxponto notnolno to mako
tholrfaiilo comfortablo..; my i food old
Umi, FoUifllbooa, Biq., who uatbneotho
owam of, and » partoor,» Mtsbllihmrat,
, oodtrom whom thqhohwdottThi tu namoJia
alwayyaoltUVbland and wnrjnhoartod.
—*&• nUrioo« ConTontkm, at Xonlo, to-_
niMablod on Thnndoy moralof nH o’elfwk,
tkoßn; H. H. Ooor*t. oLCiaolnnnU, la tho
» ahbbT -Tho lablaot nador ooniidomtton ni
•j BOUfUa'ln thoGhveh, Dr. Smith, of Colom*
itboponi tbo diocaujon. Honpokoqf tho
latpootaooo si tho nlrtt’o lßtthdnooo la ordor
bo ■ fcootthy itaU' of roUklohoUhor In tbo
MbUlUl l ibthia; l , oi’jto.Ctnii. It!I»
by thotyttlthaiWOoiohroightintoiaiao
dinU ooatoeiwith God. -Ho haooos«In tbo
loom of Chjljt’o bodily pmitaoa. THrTta*
townooi on &««•*» wo
lahnSithoTltnjWr?rKl»»«»«aadod4oty,
MThdlOodwtththaoplrit, TTomajhaTOhip
. wMhootmmnoi. Holi glroa to tfi» Uj2t.
o«h him. thot itjln |
s2»sf , «S:
' ■ oSyon thfwccfcot flodjn.t*Cbrnnh. O*
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TUESDAY / MOENISQ, P£B: 10.
JxSTELLIQEHCE.
A'V/ : Aioilier tteiiraVue fito. . I
Anirj destructive .-Rie oaeorted.eariy t&ll |
> abralag, beer the hrrjr Ifcndiag, on the Sligo f
\ yey, by wMctfroia 1,700 to 1,000
\v-.fci«Wl*c&ctFdeoil were destroyed. The oil I
-.y,i.ir to and tomj of It I
• V -mte Uoklng condition, Hfioated pff on 1
~"■ ureter. Ai.the forty boat wu 1
. >■, liytitg jtite.v fireman throw orotbonrd n I
AhovetfiUefbnrningelndera, which ooiamu
ri '■'•-~*ieetiaff Iwith, the 011/rnpTdlj made Iti way
Into the bo»ti| which wore nlmeit Immediate- j
;i MlTflinii, :Ota oftbb'bdoti "wai. ywi thle!
V'—' Saxe,* burning
destroyed
~ : war §rimmdid~<lnb Un«d Verge, bulk ox- j
ptettnrfcfr hmying at $l,OOO. i
• ’ * The Hotal 'loi»\li.‘*&eih t to $O,OOO.
‘ - ‘ Xonrt. BhHYo & TQlaon weretha owner* ; of
about 350 barrel! of oil, and tbe remain
l"' • ■'-•dor wat theproperty of Ketin. TCoofiford M
Wright. Tho lon follion.tha owners of tho
v‘ ! - oil, a* oil dealers hev# to bo''thb{rowh.nndor>
: Wr.for*. — ( . 'X" ' •• i- •
r::.. a* wtUlm tho aboTd wolaazs that tho
lom or Woodford * Jfrighti waa
' ; botwort'llOO sad 1300 of which all
wat ttfbalk aloe pf ISO barrola. Tho fire oc
osnadbo twain four and five o'clock thla mom
log.ln 1 addition to the leakage Mentioned
J aboto, jwrtlrtWoro onpgid li eleiHgg oat
empty oil barg^ i ahd tnarofoaofloaUngdown
‘'therivejyvterm on'fire aeVUve stated.
- Peutyinislaßinrb^d l ifoch.
■** nyi:
’ "tEtameit ittlkt*, tMn.tßih.itMk mu
kot yesterday, was * tho raddn foil of Penn*
sylTaala Railroad ihares from 69 to 66, We i
;. know of no batter reason for thii daoljhe than]
rooent rapidadvance f and J yet‘ the wUo-|
aeree on the street hod two of threo rouoni
■- Oat wat that the dty might B*ll out Its fivej
million! held In itook; and another, that the;
V propoted air-Uneof railwayfrom Washington
v' : - * to New’YorkwouiVlnterferf rrilh tho Penn-]
aytranUh railroad*! bqiinei*, by roceiring a]
>ortioh 4 of lu Wettern,trade at tho inteneo-;
tiott’ or the ropd with the
' Baltimore and Ohio.Milzsad,iau,Cimbw
■L lud, »ndcutoiacltUtoN.V.V.rß*, A« to
• 'UUfornit propbflflo. (j Ui, «»(• cltyV
•toAiatb. nis. that jmblim th. Mtloa of
Iht rltt ’lillfTt— ,t< —, —""If tor -mriom:
reauu .Wearily in roforoaoe]!
i. ffrpfc—Afid /oterodesol, be,
'iA^MOßUXaknioenilikmlp-OowontttWtaato^heir
,v>v;MhKao tiian teott of£**rOsd«r«'?efieTe. Ad
Kagew»aBBTO«sg^
Tn tmr gotioo of lb.Totodotlx’#
sonoort, wf lairfrirtinUy Mflobtodth mon{
m «rt of To|»Su»St*w
■- ■ •jrt-. Xa toiljiiit knttjruilhoMUßii of tho
‘•“V Mil igl nBUBMn porfomon, mud- sot
1 " horisgoproiTMuoOjWO Mad It fcotpoiilblo to
-Vdo'tkoa‘tS> Jootloii Unr i«»U7 ,d»«rT»j
■- -KM* BtdjfHVlMtt SMitro Bomodo,
oidlWptooVuio Bohcr&oij.wobollrro, to »
jdliior. tiot r.dnw ,lon* oad-oonttnood pUa-
to tmoof tho«L
« D 1 -
tool, woo »kih;fau *»d|»«|id|oM, owl »o «ho
'V- triUtf forth tho notoo of tho ton* ou oonld
. .alaootuoUlm-t, .•-- 7 ■■■'•-< ;r '-" - |
' ~ nilirn'irTirMritfatllnifTV^T I**** 1 ***** u :
’ l»ndJ j :<» .W protM. Wo
'■"lKifithotitK XoWotix mmj bo ptormilod npoo
;.;jt*»iortld».oo»oo»t.'■• - ■ ■■„
A Sit Old Putt.—At a raoant wb ta
BawOaatla *n Din wm **tharad, vboaa
'"‘wjtrinW ‘a*a mahadtpar bundradaad
’ imy-liiiiiua Tlurwan: JaaiaDaakana,
. : aiabtr-alaaidao. Paartos, aiyhty-tix ; BobL
MoSiOn, aifhtj-lraj Bobt. wallaoa,alyhty
£ (oaTjaaWaa.ii. Boj*#**^ l ?' 1 " 0 - > ;
Tn Co««or Pt»ii ’Tint tot;.—'lta
I, JadM at tk»o<«>i()tt Ptuilim' fliUl*d Bp
» tl«trtri»l Lilt for *h»'itrWmfcTki Court
. Vtai dUpoMd «f « W|»M»tar_er
nidi fr»« r*port*4i t 4h#y ia«
i tolt#4 «l4>mhlJoi«pirU»o*
i
Bn. Dai
iM>i that
Dr. lfofc*U« vma Wotanoglttar* in aid of
tfc* OkloSoUiar'oAMocUtiott.
inch times there is alarger number of efficient
hgents to eultirate the Lord's Tineynrd, and
(bo treasury Is' well npleciahed. We ean
bear.suepeis then, and. God. joit.gl yes snootßt
In'prbpotflon al we are able id boar It.' EeY.
iM>. said, nifgion exists 'in the
ls proportion as it oxlsts in the minis
ijWtrs and-oßoe-bearera. He had read: of an
I iunbeliever who went on ono occasion to hear
jMcChoyna preach, and when he heard hun
I saying- from the depths of his soul, “0 Lord,
ithon Knoweat that 1 lore -thee/' it tonohed
I I him, to tho heart and he went away a oonrert-,
Ijed man. Bev. Dr. Dongles cordially ,endora-
Led the gradoal derelopmeat dootrlne alluded
|to by \Dr. Bprech»r, and felt grateful to him
Mor introducing it. It was the modo of
lltkd dirine operation both in nature and
] < graM. The sun does not burst, forth at
[ oneriato the daixliog brilliancy and over*
i wholiuba splendor ofhis meridian glory. No
] eyoooaldoeariU Christdldnotcome'assoon
las man fell. Qod first prepared the Church
| Tor receiving him. Qoa la giving /increasing
I light to the-Chureh. Fifty* years ago we
I could not have had such a convention as this.
I We could not have colleoted efeeea denomina-
I tlons into oho auisembly to deliberate on mat-
I ten perWhtng to the general welfare of the
r.Choroh otdod. Too mach time was spent by
l religious denominations in testifying against
| the sins, of their neighbors in former days,
r Hero we have the wolTdveUlng with the lamb,
| and the leopard lying down withthVkid, and
Lthe.calfand thei young-llon/and the failing
[ together. The present low state jof religion
I need not bo a ground of deipondeney or de-
I spalr. The Church has been' revived on many
1 oooasions when religion was at ass low an ebb
| as.lt is now. In the days of-Samuel, David,
[ Solomon, Jehoshaphat and -Htsekiah. I?
| the sixteenth oentury a naUon.was born in a
I'day; The-General Anembly of Chur&h of
[SooUasd eojoyed a graeioui revival in 1696.
] So did Edinburgh, and, indeed, Scotland wheq
; | the covenant was signed in Qrayfriar’s, in
■[l6BB. The Kirk of Shotts in 16S0, Cambus
' | leap and Kilsyth in 1743, enjoyed a ?'pleh
t teoua rain.” -
A lay member presented a paper on. the
state of the eonntry, which was referred to a
select committee, consisting of ono from etch
of the • leva* denominations represented in the
Convention. (I erred in sty last in saying
there were only eight or nine denominations
represented.) The 'paper set forth slavery as
I one of the great cause*—if not the gnat cause
1 —of our national troubles, and recommended
the Insertion in the preamble to the Constitu
tion of the United States, of a recognition of
the beiug and attributes of Almighty God—
4he divine authority of the Holy Bcrlpturas—
| the law of God as the paramount ruler, end
[ Jesus the Messiah as the Saviour and Lord of
alb r
On Thursday afternoon ' the Rev. - Mr.
■ Courey,-of Springfield, occupied the ohair.
The Convention offered up special prayer in
behalf of the Rev. Gavin McMillan; an aged
father in the ministry, who was prevented
-from being, present on account of severe
, siekness. Subject of discussion this afternoon,
i “Religion In the Nation."
Tho committee to which was referred the
paper on the atate of-the country reported, re
commending the paper to the consideration of
the Convention, and to take action in agree
ablenats with its spirit. Special prayer was
offered np for divine direction in the
ation'aaa disposition of it/ Pendjag the dls
, eusslon of the paper, the Convention adjourn-
I ed to meet at 7‘o’clock in the evening.
I When the Convention re-assembled In the
I evening, the paper on the state of the eonntry
| waa taken up, after the usual devotional ex
| erelses. The Convention was unanimous In
their endorsement of the paper, but the ma
jority seemed to-question the expediency of
taking any action, at present, in relation to
the tubjeots whlob it embodied. The follow
ing resolutions were adopted as the mind of
the Assembly: ■
JUtolvtd, That whilst this Convention is not
prepared to pass definitely upon the particu
lar topics oontained ia the paper before it, it
approves of its eutjeoti and general tone:
and recommend them to the carefal an<
prayerful consideration of all the inhabitants
of this country.
fiesofesd, Tttat the paper be referred to a
| committee of ono from each denomination
| represented here, to report to an adjourned
| meeting of this Convention.
[ ACommittee was then appointed' to meke
| arrangements for another Convention, to be
I held early in the spring.
| After engaging in devotional exercises: and
hearing a short address from Dr. Aydelotte,
I who presided over the evening session; the
[ Convention adjourned, all declaring as they
I took their departure, “ It was good to be
hern." Psxsbutxbos.
Ty IKON MANUFACTURERS AND
OTHEBfI ISTEBXSTBD.—The BLAB ? EUB
BAGS, at KiddUeez, Menvr count), PA, known M
the “MIDDLESEX FCBHAOS,” bM'bwn lately
reconstructed la the most dhorongh maaaer, and ■
math improved, under the superintendence of ape*
rtesced mad .tncsewfal managers; and lu present
ovmh, hatjng taken It chiefly to secure indebted*
cens, offer ltjoreale at a rory moderate price.
It in beUevtd that awry favorable opportunity, fg
thus presented to any one iriahingto engage In the
’bortnaas of making rig Metal, e*peeiaUy a*, In addi
tion to lu advantages of cheap and excellent quality
ef Ooal,and transportation'facilities, lb# basinets
nghj.be commenced immediately npon'‘ eectzring tbs
reqaJslts stock ef Ore, the Ftxmaoe-being entirely
.xatdy for iufires lobe lifted. r -J’
It has a massive stone Black, on a roekJbondatlon;
the health and lining are new, the latter of 80. 1
DflUrarfire brlot-for both liratr and otiUr. wall*.
The stock and ooal bensdhffr'e mew; the machinery,
and hat-blast put In order; new and baprcvedgai
Improvements, and thewhols mad% ready, lor me
coastal operation.
A railway brings the best quality oflron-makiiig
ooal to the level ot the tmnnei bead st'Alow'prloe,
and the late dieooreriee ol nnmerons additional large
ogel fields in the immediate vicinity,' ensure m
abondant supply tor the fatore, at rates likvlf *to be
learned by active competition.
The Ewnaoe b to eitnated as to use the Canal, or
the fihenango Valley Railroad, (protniaed'tobe com*
pie ted to MVidlseez byMayntxt,) with nearly equal
oomvealence. T - t l
It la believe* that there is no point ,la.. the Bttu l
stinoos Ooel teflon where there U e greeter cisabl
netton of edvnntegee foraeklnjr Pig Metal;
Pot teres-npplj toS. P. XLT, Msrquette, Like
Boteriar, or to the endrnlgaed et (Jlerolend# Ohio.
iLB.TUTTLK ABOH.
January Ist, 1863.
IK THE COURT OP COMJdONtfflrih
ptiSAfl ov ALLtaHcenr oc‘Untx,lßo
At Ho. IM, March Tarn, IMS.
Pittsburgh Coat Company, ] .... „ •_
n I View ol Damages*
Thomas Mary Ann j
To Thomaa Phillips and Harr Aon Daly, the
above debutants, Taka notloe that. npon petition
of the Pittsburgh ' Goal Company, duly, presented,
the said Court of Common Pleas did,' on, the 971 h
daj of January last past, appoint WUlitmG. Haw*
kies, dames Kadly, William Phillips, Theodoie BU
Bavin, John Brown, James McCabe and> William-
Ward as Vie were, to view poor property sltnate In.
the Boroegh of booth Pittsburgh, Us said noon tv,
Bute of PansnlTanU, taken and occupied bj said
Company far the nets of their railroad,: and to deter*
mine the damages, which hero been or may be sus
tained by ion by reason of said., taking ana occupy*
■lns by eela Company of said land, an A did appoint
THUBSDAT, the 19th day of February. 1803, at 10
•’clock ie. m., as the time when said tlawtra shall
meet open said premises, and did direct this pubU*
catlea to be made. Ton may therefore be present at
aald lima and place, as yoa shall deem fit.
PITTfiBtrBOH GOAL OOaPAKV,
f#7JGt • By Janas M Ballxt,- Prea’t,
Jggg —N0V8M88Kf;....,..1862.
Q J&- S.
W.S.&E M’CALIiUM,
ST r'ODBTH BTBirr.
A large portion of onr stock baring- been bought
previous to a series of advanoee,aod now replenish*
ed, (just preceding the largest advaace of the season)
with the newest designs in
OABPBTB.OIL CLOTHS,WIHDOW BHADBB, A©.,
A brorable opportunity is offered to 'purchasers at
medmfo rates, as pfieea will certainly be higher, i
I "}IBtiOLUTION .—The Uof&ttaership
.L/beretofer* existing between the nnderslgnedi
i&the Job Printing Batloees, under the name and'
sljlejof HKBaCBOSr A LAXK, haring bee" dlseolv*
ed by mutual consent, all person* l having claims
against mid firm are hereby notified to present them
for-payment to BEHHfiTI LAKJ£,at Ho/st Fifth
•treat,iCasstfe Buildhjg,) and all those Indebted to
mid firm are notified to make payment %o the same.
DB
BHNSITTLAKS.
February Id, 18dfcfo4»lawd6w . .
riIUK U. b. KEVEKUE HFJJKOMK-
X TSB, for ascertaining tha trae par cent cf At*
Cohol In fiff**** Liquors, by which the amount of
duty to be paid flir Internal Bevennals .calculated.
The Instrument, with rtamidr and'book of tables
and lautmetfonu, is packed In a polished mahogany
beat* with lock and key. Pries *7;‘- Book only 60*
Stf&VKTIHa TBAHSITU, L*TJtL9, OOMPAASM
ABD OHAIHB, SWJBS DBAFTIjpQ* IHSTSC*
MEMTB, nsie by ' ' • .
. . ' JAM*B W. QOIBH AOO,;
•• Maaufhetariag Opticians,
Jslliln : 934 Chestnut street* FtyHsdelpbla. Pa.
y übUfih mtMih r
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rmtß3 -JAWB, WKIBTB, LOCOMOTITB
, BID BAB BILKS, ABCBOBB.
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LATE TELEGRAFHIV. NEWS.
FEOM OUB EVENING EDITION.]
FROM PORT ROYAJU
Buming of the Rebel Steamer
Huntress.
AFFAIRS AT CHARLESTON.
The Pirate Alabama.
<fcc., £c., £e.
Nxw Yore, Feb. 9.—The gunboats Clrene- '
stan and Vyater Witch arrived last night from
Port Royal,—the latter for repairs. The
Circassian brings six offioers of the rebel
steamer Huntress, burned off Oharleiton on
January 7th. She was commanded by Cnpb
Bremond, formerly of the U. -B. navy. She,
tkd (wo passengers, J. M. Vernon, formerly
editor of the New Orleans Picayune, and Thos.
Steers, the prlnoipal owner ef the vesieb The
steamer and cargo was valued at slSO,ooo,an<T
eonitsta of 320 bales 6f cotton. We have aU
'the offloers with the ekoepyon the paymaster
and exeentive officer, as prisoners, on board
the Circassian. ‘
The rebel prisoners report that whan they
left Charleston the rebel gonbeats were
paring for a dash at our vessels, only, waiting
or ohr iron-cladi to go down to Pori Royal
to join In the Ogekgee fight. They state that
the rebel iron-clad Ohieora is-a fine new ves
sel of 1,000 tons, and about six feet above wa
ter. She will make a good fight with onr now
' Ironsides, being armed with the best BngUsh
rifted cannon. .. '
The neutral British steamers Herald, Hero
and' Ariel were at Charleston t on the 17th.
Hero is of 3,200 tons and has 2,409 bates
of ootton on board. Sfie probably eseaped on
the night of the late reported fight. The
Ariel has over 1,200 bales of ootton on board,
waiting to run the blookade.
The rebels In Charleston are well posted in
our military movements.
The Circassian has nothing later from New
Orleans, but reports that when oomlng put of
the Southwest Pass she saw a light ahead,
but the vessel whleh proved to be the pirate
Alabama, was too test for her. 1
: A Key West fisherman reports having been
spoken to by the United States gunboat Ala
bama, which was watohing for her piratical
namesake. ' -
■ The Circassian has also on board several,
rebel deserters from Fort Morgan ,and the
1 rebel gunboats in Mobile harbor. ?b*7
) report that gTeat dissatisfaction exist* then.
An attack on chableston expected.
BRITISH CONSUL ORDERED TO LEAVE.
The Exploit of the Queen of the
West at Viclubnrg.
Pbh.idsi.pbla, Feb. 9.— The Richmond £r
antatr of the sth, and Enquirer of the 6th
inst., have been received, and oontaih the fol
lowing :
Oharleeton, Feb. 3.— The British frigate
Cadmus brings the intelligence that a most
formidable land and naval expedition is about
to attack Charleston. The pnparatlons are
now nearly oomplete.
The Cadmus brings orders for the British
Consul to go on board and get to Havana as
soon as possible. He will leave next Satur
day.
The Yankee naval and land foroes are gath
ering at Port RoyaL It Is supposed thatthw
troops are drawn chiefly from the North Car
olina coast.
The iron clad Ironsides-is stUI off the bar
this morning, with 16 other Yankee steamers.
Vicktburg, Feb. 3.—The Yankee ram Queen
of the West went down the river yesterday
afternoon, with the supposed intention of
destroying the shipping between this point
and Port Hudson. She was find into at war*
renton, bat without effeot.
t Jackeon, Feb. 4.—The Federal ram Qaeca
of the West, which passed Vicksburg on
Monday morning, arrived aad landed el
Vidalte, opposite Natches. On the same even
ing, a guard of men was sent ashore, who at
tempted to capture Colonel Z. York, bnt he
eseaped. The ram then steamed down the
river, doing considerable damage.
Death of Hod* Nathan Halo*
Boston, Feb. 9. —Hob. Nathan Hale, Sr.,
editor of the Advertiser, died l*it night, ng* >
78 years. . . _
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
Oma or thb Pittssukoh Daily Gautyb, 1
Hobday, Feb. 6, 1863. j
: Colo U Ann bat unchanged. We continue to quote
tbe baying rales at 162 for Gold, 140 (or BUvei, asdliS
for Demand Kotee. Esslera Exchange is steady at
psr buying and percent prem. aelllag.
GRAIN There Is bat llltle doing In Grajn for the
rearm that there Is scarcely any In market. Prltee,
however, are firm bat unchanged
- FLOUB-The market contlnaaa quiet, and the
transactions an.limited and chießy-looaL -Bale of
100 bbla Extra Family at $7,25@7,60; 40 do do at
$7,25@7,50; and 100 do do Spring-wheat, at $7.00.
Bye Floor is steady with small sales at $6(00.
1 GBOCEBIES—'Then Is no new feature to notice
In the Grocery market. We note small sales at 11
for Sugar 330340 for Coffee, and S6@66c for
Molasses.
] OlLS—There Is a moderate demand for Crude at
previous quotations. The following sales wen re
ported on change: 100 bbls Crude in bulk at 9c; 600
do at 9c—the seller to barrel It; 1000 bbls “Kana*
wha" at 9}£o-i.bbli returned; and 80 bbls Beflned bn
.private terms.
PBOVISIONS—Bacon Is firm with sales In lots of
10,000 !bs at 6c for Shoulders; B%c lor Plain Haas,
; tnd 10c for Sugar Oared. Lard is firm with a sale
'of 6 tea Oity Leaf at 10%0.
DBIED FBUlT—flna bat unchanged. Sab# of
20 buih'Pencbei at $3,25, and?s bush Apples at $1,26.
; WHISKY—SaIe of 85 bbls Common at 50e per gal
lon-cash.
MILL FEED—SaIe from first hands of 87 sacks
Shorts at Uso per cw|.
" TALLOW—SaIe of 300 fi>s Bendered at 10c per
pound.
' CHEESE—SaIe or 120 bxs prime Selected W B
at 12e.
LIME _S*)e of 25 bbls LoulsvOle at $1,25 per bbL
Raise Flax.
“ qhe exceed lug high price to which cotton and flax
have gone up, mahea It worthy of the . attention of
bur farmers. Cotton has Increased to more than flre
limes Ita usual price, and that of flax about three
times. We cannot raise the former in,this latitude
but we can the latter, which for many .mes is a geo 4
substitute. When muslin conldbe bongbt for 6to
lOper yard and country linen 15 to j cents, few
formers were willing to trouble themselTee with the
cnltlratloh of flax; but thlugi have very much
-changed, and we donht whether aoy ether crop would
be half as pro Itable, and at tho same time as sure.
; We bare before us a statement handed to ns by
Mr. Bently of the product of three acres sown in flax
'fott year by a gentleman in Ohio, who has been In
rthe habit of ratting flax for years, together with a
few hints as to Its culture. Here they are; iend if our
formers do not raise a fetch, all we have to say Is
-they don’t know their interests.
Product from three acres i
'1,440 fo# dressed flax 17 cenU~«~~~~.—........5344,80
70 bushels eeod $150«~.....^~«...~—. 113,00
Total,
; . Cost ofralslng.
SPA bosh seed so.wn $ 4,60 ..
'Plowing *»00
Harrowing 2,00
Pulling, at $5 per acre 15,00
Threshing off seed and rot
ting • 10,00
Drta’ag about 3 da perfo4o,oo
' . $281,20
This at-present prlceeihowi an enormous profit;
but there*ls; nothing«famuloua about 14, Two
years ago flax only bronghtelx cents per fo,’. now 1;
it eevaateen, and beeldee this the reader will see tha;
we bare allowed the former good wages ferull hefloes.
WUh only 10 bushels or seed and 400 fot dressed flax
to the acre, the product would be $B4 to tfce'ocre. ‘ ‘
If the season Is favorable it it safe tb nstimnto. 12
bpsh of teed to the acre, wiU yield as high as 16
buihels, and when- is - good will yield 500
lbs dremed flsx to the acn. Oom stubble is goed for
flax, It does nry well on sod, If-ploughed early, the
ground wantxta be well harrowed, and putin good
order. Bow from %to 1, bushel per acre. Generally
sowwh4nyoadnoats;edrly sowing has donenesto'
late.—Kew.Brighton Times. • ■.
Petroleum m’Hetr York. ‘
Feb. 7—Crude Petroleum Is steady and>ln gbod
demend—sslss 5000 bbls, part. to umT»afo2iaiCs;
cants, 160 do. as It wat, 23, and 2000 dp In PkU>d|l
pkia, 21X o. b. thsra. , BsflMd in bond oostldHsln
W. ' •
eerier—free, on the contrary, bee materltilj tapror
ed, the oM paresis made beftre W«xe» Uv teok
ettet; baring beds mostly worked off—good to mime
Ifesm brad, mafir be quoted cents, induif to
prime free, 42048, with sole* end resales sloe* Tnes
day, or 6600 bble, In bond, Btraw color to White 110
20 test, at 87040 c, Including! » smril lot dirk st
85, psitf o b ; 1800 do, delivered 15th March to
15th AptO, 37K; 6000 do, deliverable In all April,
1160120 test, 83035; gallons, hi tin, 61)4053,
6600 bbls frse, 39042)4 tor Straw color 1000125 test,
and 48048 far goad to prime lots, 1160120 teat; 40 do
Beridnom, 20; 50 do Lubricating, 25; and 4000 gal
lons la tin, 68, all cash. Deodorized Ksptha is hardly
so firm-sales 199 bbls. Crude 61063 gravity, at SO
cants, and 282 de, deodorized, 38085, all Including
pdekegsa."
- Export of-Petroleum since lit of January— \
From NTO-Ysrk..^^—..———galls. 3.155,4 M
Qjif- 1406,830
stock or pxraonntJ* a* iam».
In our last, one yard having about 2000 bbls Be
flnad, waft omitted, which being oorre^t?
ed, tha stock stands thus: In *«4nijt.
Crude. -..bbti,
-vSVS 0
Total - 71,818
exclusive of that-In the New York Warehousing
Company's Yard, at Bed Hook.—Shipping Listi
Chicago Floox Market,
Feb. 7.—BeceiTed, bbti. Inactive and ul
moat nominal. Seles 100 bbls White Winter stlTgi,
60 bbls Pacific White Wlntar at $6,00; 100
Flour at $6,09—a1l delivered*
imports by Riverr
ST. LOUlfl—sax Bn.vn titoon—22 *bales! ootten,
600 bbls pork, 2 bbls whisky, 320 do pork, l*r* t
bbU 429 dry hldter Clarke A oo; 150 empty bbl% Thos
Murray, 20 bxa soap, 4 tea beef, JnoiA W
bbls whisky, B cka McCullough £*co; Q
bbls whisky, order of 8 H Pika; 6*9xB wine, J
McD Crosean; 2do papers, J BDU worthy 8 bhds to
bacco, Jas A Uasorie; sdo do, Jno TuUsrtobS 6do
do, Jno Qrisn 4 do do, Btory Dalmyer; W 0 LbU
whisky, Wm Our A so; 38 do 00,2 half! do, Leopold
Bahl; 3 bbls do, 0 H DUrkerA Bro;’2 bbls Liquor, O. H
ii*inn*w; .4 dodo, l dodo, Shultz,
6»u A co; 16 do do, Drennan A. Balsmaysn 500 bbte
flour, 3 McOuily A oc; 187 bbls whisky;.BB dry nidos,
.BrvwttsrUlt' Packet co; 2 teshamw barf Lindsay} 10
bbU lard oU, Graff, Bennett A co; lOhxa soap, 4 bbla
lard oil, Cooper; 10 bbls alcohol, B L Fahn
estock Aco; 9 bbla lard and aloohol, Jno P Scott*. 83
cka ifom, J P n»,», A co; 1 gray mare, Andrew
AcUn; 1 bU. Sato, J D TT bra wool,
W. tiultr, im .to whnt, B X bu., A Bro;
460 ,h whtot, 1 A Limit A oo; 96 btlJ Hear, Juki.
Gardner; 7 empty shdhall ’ bbls, B pec car AT Garrard,
15 empty oU BBellers A Wm Bag
aley; 11)0 bbls lard, 150 tea lard, 100 oil bbls, 80 hhds
hams, 2 tea do. Prank Sellars. -
Imports by Railroad.
Pirnscaoß. Ft. Warn A Ohioaoo BaiLapan,
Feb. 9—191 bg* barley, Bpeaoer A McKay; G balsa
twine, 19 ipbola packing, U Oerwlg; hula bftmu,
WPBeck A co; 33 bdls skins, A Holstein; 31 bbte
crease, 1325 hamn Chas Caldwell; 1416 bulk ■ hosi
ers, 10 tes hams, F beUera A co; 200 pip lend, J B
Lvcm A co; 25 bbls flour, D A H Wallace; 103 bides,,
j X Hol*aghlln; 17 bbls eggs, W AManka; 100 bbls
tobacco, Martin Hey); 150 bides, O N Hoflbtott;3
hhds fire cUy, Borsytk A Bro.
PitTsivneu A OUTiuiD Eatuzoan, - Feb 7
7 bp beans, B DalssU A co; 4 bxs machinery, Bnow
den A Mason, 6roUs leather, X Weaser; 10 bxs coffee,
B H Jack; 50 hides, Hays A Btewart; 173 do, G Wet
lock; 144 bbls apples, 124 ska potatoes, B L Main.
BITER UTELLIBENCB.
Tbe river remains about atatiomary at this point,
with six fast by the marks test evening. The weath
er continues o»<id toil aoft, and the mew la rapidly
disappearing which will doubtleea produce another
rise in our rivers. The Allegheny ts now entirely
clear of ice, and navigation to □□obstructed from this
point. * -
There to very little business doing at the wharf,
both the receipts and shlpmeuls being limited. There
has not been a single arrival or departure since Sat
urday. The Armenia, from 8L Louis, will arrive
here about Wednesday, and* tho Boltana, from Cin
cinnati, to expected during the latter part of the
week. ‘ •
The “Argosy," Oeo. W. Beed'e new boat, to nearly
completed and will be ready to commence in a day
or two.
Tbe St. Louli Democrat of Saturday says :
The river L closed totally, against the movement
of any steamers but the furyooats, which are eß
dentstiU, although repairing considerable time to pt
from bank to bank.
ftiuiu »v vii.i
- The Isvoe to cevered with nor. The toe in -the
river .waaeo thick yesterday,that apparently a Slight,
obstacle to its course would cause It to cease rpunmg
and a gorge, which would be very unfortunate
Indeed. -
The sun shone out again yesterday, and <nsited -the
snow for a while, bat wa have doubtless had another
hard freeze since last night.
The Emperor, Oapt. Dmo, to announoed far Cin
cinnati and Louisville this evening. She to Jest a
new boat, has plenty of room far freight, and
rior accommodations far passengers.
• She ever punctual steamer Minerva, Oapt. Gordon,
Ja the Wheeling packsi.lbr to-day, leaving at 11 a*
m. Tbe Minerva, at prymnt, to the Qfrly boat la the
trade.
The ZaaseTilJe Oourtor of Saturday, says :
We understand that'the sum of 115,000 has been
offered and reteeed far tbe eteemer Jonaa FowelL
We ore sorry to notice that there wIU be ndb e
diminution of the Dumber of Zanearille boot*. Pin
haps bowerer* the Llnte MartinirfU sot hare the
ZanarllU true.
BTE4JrtBO*tTB.
FOB CINCINNATI ft LOEi, IPa .in
ftae new steamer
JMIPABQB. QepU a A. leere tor tbe
•bore end intermediate parts.on THIS SAT, 10th
but., M A o'clock f.m.
For freight cr pessege epply on board or to' |
J. b7IiViHGBTOH *OO4I *««.*«
. U 3 JOHN FLACK* >. fAgeau.
KBUUDAK WKSKLYtJ2Lh
SAHBYILLMm PAGMT.-5- ZbejflKß
onrisd tintifi* i i n 1" tteaaMfr'KMMA UKA*
BAM, Oept, Monroe Ayers, leaves Pittsburgh for
EeseeriUe KYKBT TUESDAY, U A o'clock p. U-t*
StWrnt"ii Mm Zaaarvflle XYEBI JCBIDAT, ei 8
%. m. For (night or cmwci apply cm board or to
J. B. LITiaOSTON* O 0„ Agents, Pittsburgh
H. A PIZBCBAOO.. Agents. Zaawrills. ■: ntff
ARRANGE- iJBLjk
10U0* MINT.—WHMUHQ
riTMBCBOH DAILY BXFBI8& r LiaA-lM
xwv and ipkndid ddnhwl pnckftvlAilADA,
Out. G®orf» W. Jcbsson, Imtm PUtaßurgb for
WbMUnf tnrr MOHDAY. WXDtfISDAY and
iaiDAX,*tiUo'clock a. a.,wmctnally. Lot*
WAmU&i ferPittibutb nwj TDISDAI«THUU«
DAYandSA^UBDAYTat I a.m.
The fins paSsengbkiJßle
itMmar BUfSBVA, Out. JohaJßßpflfc-
Gordoa, kav* nmbargh for WheaUflQtiry I‘Uabk
DAY, THURSDAY nod3ATUBDAI, M U *• “•>
pu&ctuUr. :Lutm WbMliacftr «tv7-
MOHDAY, WADHMDAT ud VHIDAY, at 8 a. a.
Tb* abort iMam malu, ckM, *t
Wheeling vtth Am eUa-wbeel •teaman fcr JtorfatU,
firkinboitiod Cincinnati. 4
for freightcrpmaafeapply on boarder to .
jabToolljhs A 00„ Agent* ,
Ui .Water stnim
JJAlLlft, FAKBBLL * OU
SAB AHD
BTVAH HR]
129 foum Stuar, non panwifaJi
fllT* their MMtt) etteetio*t» 1
In their U%».
Hoim Atyd with GAB, HOT
COLD WATER PIPES, ud *’
isodsrn tmproTvmenti 1b
OUJ6KTS, Ac.
TASKS AHD AGITATOBB *.
BiriHXßlKfl lined In the most
end on reeaonnble teraa.
BqaMaf Int <ra tk> akoriaat satin, and all
ork nmattl oat '
FANCY FUKtj ;
OHILDBBH'S FAHOT FD^S;
OBJJT’a FOB OAFS, OOLLABS A OLOTBS)
■ATS AHD OAFS.
Enry Tartotj and rljlrofthaabornfoodaon hand
and tor Mid it
KoCOBS A Co.’B,
Wo, m WOOD BTBWIT.
rjI£^G9£^d^BFOBGONSDMP.
Tte'pfOprMA v
state;of nan; o ftoacwUimto ;tbft HJtof tbo Plxu
Ttaotato a MMletM far. Luca a ti
amfi Is mw etertag to wlbrtaf buftaaltg Ihtr«*
, nil of us ezpsrto&flft. Ibis (rate «ad food
asdidos Is wopftrsd wltV amchous; th» Ur.fcalat
jUstUtedomnartyfetUils Ikotafcn ftao flrbta ui
ImptxrittMMOOaimofttar. --; -; - L \; < > t
u ar Utk oittM taors «■•«■ of tfoosiaptloft titaa •&}
tans rtartrftMtrtk; ; -
KfwfflarßßOßOHXm> t ,■ r -S ’ V
-lI«ntofaiAOTHKA. •-* ' ■. "
Itwmta»WEBVHSOATASIIBUUOT.
u *SJW^WS* tSHA,r# dm.
fcpWl»> <ti i—xa ibha. mm.
% x£i*>* sss&M .ilz—z 3 I*
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pKTROLITB OUi WOBKH,
rtrtSBOBQB,rt-
RRttBR * or ARP, Propriatort.
fhpwily tv* tbotvutf b*n*t* P*t w**fc-
HOOTW v
SDNDBI&I ; , J
- uSu»Si« ; >«wl< l l»( >l Wi
SSkAoSaWL. I»»W - - *>'
sgytoiKMsfcyfcrtofcagg-
JKEDIGIIa
{ 'IMPRtIVTS D -
BlpOl) St.itilUKK,
A SXTKB <JDBB FOB
Cancer, " / ■.
Ganearou Foraationi,
Sarofola,
Cuiaaeoua Disaatea,
. Sxjfipelaa, Bail*,
Pimplas.oa-tiif Faea, "j'7
SaraEyai,
Tattar Affaetieni,
fetid Haad, ' 7
1 ' Dyapapaia, ' ••/?,
!l " * Oaatrraaaaa,'
Old tAd /■
/
Jeondiee, . /.
; , Belt Bheiitt,/
- Kereoriiti SUewMi,
OenOfftlDeiilitr
Liver Oompleint; '/ ' 1 !
■Leu of Appetite,
Low Spirit*, / ■ , . l" ,i;
Ten*lf Oempleintt,
• J 'Spilepe jot Jits,
Paralyiii orPaliy,
Byphilitia Oiieatei and
/ OariM of the Bone*
TOQXTHIB WITH ALL OTBIB DIHFABBB
HAVIBe THXIB 081018 IB A DIPRAVA'J
OOBDITIOH OF THI BLOOD 08 OIBOOLA
TOST BTBTXM.
OABM Of VAHIti A. BOYD.
ftfiwrii Pecamba 51, Utl
Dm. o. H. Kmn:—l -taka plovers In
this valoatety stetoiiimt tn -ftrrov lif m pro*
pandbyyovcaßsd "Lawnl ttfot Brnora.*
I hod nfmd for dr* yea n with -icrofdo, >hfcb
broke oat an ay baod and tobifa soaotodlifliggif
b* vary. Bitth* and took #9 tba halt whsmtlie dim
easomOdotts oppeormncsiit olsebroko not on toy.
cm abet* and Mow tba tatoikeikte
and ißboeastcHsxpcaeo ftottfoloon. “Tba i
oa ny&M* nut 'to Dr tba* NWil«n ptseteo*
bone'cameoaC J wso ysrywtok tad low spirited,
ami had glrta op all bopa of srar getting jrelli 1
had triad aranl akUUal phydctonj mad they did me
ao good. In Septaabar last, I5fl» I >» tndnoad to
try •'Liwtoit’s ImnU *■» Biibon iaiiciam:** *
nmrt ooafMi I had wtoha to patent m*dkimm,bat
after I bad ased thiwl bottle* of Blood &irdbi r tb«
aleen on ay hood and ana began to heal. I bar*
now token eigbtor tea bottles. and my btod and am
ore entirely wall exeapttb* aeon reaalntßgtrcaa the
tom. I ,wiit also stoto that X had the rbeamatten
nry bad to my ami and toco* The Blood Ovarehai
■too oand the 1 rhea I am now a wall man,
«nr forty yeaft of ago, Btd 1 tool m scpU and yom g
as I did wheal wwtratj. and her* bieiraaedln
walgbt twanty povnds. I weald alao etele that the
dtoiaaa to my forehead- waa bo bod that when ba
stwped and lifted anything hoary, thebkwdnin oct
df tba toco.' Dr. Keytar kodo photograph tokamcf
ma by Hr. Oana, tba artist, aftor 1 began to get
walL Itdoaanotaboway appaaramoa to bod os h
wot before I conunanned taking tba aadlafTia Too
Bn m the photograph, oetofvUdi la . now to *J
paMvioa, and alao at Dr. Keyesr* UOWaodatM
X weald alee state that 1 took tba Blood Booster
whlob waa before Dr.'Ksynr ooßmsmoad mak>
tag it. Although ft helped z&t some, I did mot W»
oeserftot until X got tba ktod modi by Dr. Ktr«
himiaU. Ona bottle of bli did ma Boro good tbam
two of the old. X baUoT'Ula ognatdMlvMflW
and better. 1 htio recommended tba Btood Bsmtto
•r to or gnat many of my friends for tattoos
and 1 beUere it has helped the whole of them. TW
say pnblisb this If yea wtah, o&d I am onzloas thai
aB who or* aWetOd as I wsa Bay bs cored. lOralc
this oily, Ho. 4 Pine street, and am emptied a* Uek
villa A Asdersonft Union Ittrbft W©rke,H Wayne
gtXMt. DAHIBL A. BOTD.
A BLIND MAN OUMML
I lira to SUgo,a* OSntna MIB. and bar* tan.
nearly blind In 'both 97m tor nearly tocr pan.
-fjhrf a Dr. Kayaer about thno months ago, a*
Mkai Mb to |ln wi ttnettai to Ita Inatltetfcß
far thaßUnd In. rhStaWfhhk He toU me thit *
•aidaot (0to FUladalphiato;c* vaDi Mha had
•taldaa that woold owe me.aahe aaidmy dtoe *
vntatha blood. Iwtotreated farUtroor to*
Umm to thoboapftal to this city, and vwtaUevad,
bat ay dtoewe alwnya rettanad nftor a Booth or two
aftar.l cd* l * onl of the hospital. I loud my ito
aMewneietaznlag'aad 1 celled. by tbaadrioe to *
good friend of mine, on Dr. Kojier.whOßMmtcnd
■y s£ht, and my ayee art oaariy to wall mot*,
TtaDoctor gave bo ,l Xto4aqr'B Biaod Searches" w*
awtoh. - DA.YID’KUnrOLLT,
rUtoborab, Jaly 6, U6L Olnton Mill, Sligo.
Wlttoai B. t, H*Huav> Andaman atnto, AU»
gfcsay OKy.
A BAD MORA LAO OURAB.
Pmnna, Dflwatac IS, ÜBL-I hereby certify
that I km had a aoca tog tar m a year. It t»i
ecwandwith toeara and abets ao that! oocM w»
work iir hearty ayaar. MytogvweUadaothat lans
nubiato daanythlng to a B|tUu»te'atlHal'
, Us months. ItdadinacalcftbataltatMflßthi
otty^bft wlthoataay bensfti; dandy I ended oa Da;
Kayiar. atßo. lM Wood atraat who anlyattaarte*
meeboot twowertn t aad gara me but-) two botttoe ci
madtabio and tarn abv anttraly wad ahdbmeo*
ttanafcwfU fcctonmcntto. lam etopibyed it tto
.lagkiliigtaa Houae,on fawth atiato. wtarwanj
WBoraaotaa. THOHAfI JABEBLI.
•WDaaaraNtogailtoHfU Mad, u (tore to • eoae»
torjbto to (to war tot.
pc. a bo. h. ums
bfetooM* 1 <4O Wt*wt.»tp—». «rJ» nrriHMvt*
\mgb
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Ta»d&i^Fe¥.lp 9 1861, al ll o T clock s^m.,
OS TBS PBBMIBBB,
An tfcatvalu*bl».ldtorpleceof grotnd situate In
I the Third Ward, City ot Pit jburgh* bounded and
i described** follows: ~ y [■■
Br*inul»gat the eastern comer of Cherry Alley
I and' Liberty street j/thenee along Liberty street
BW ar
BSS<* m-JS&to, m. m* Kn&ir
| tonglng WX Vetter’s h«™» B <?rthw*rdly TSget:
I fee?? Ucbm to Chsrry ~elley;Amithw*bj the
I *»"»• T 9 feet »K inches to thacßrttardf Cherry alley
ETlJßtjijMrttrsa .tWlvaxM tb, brg.
| brick tfcnefaAntstooira ss tte > ± v :
licahsxon boubb a oownOnslAi. howls.
I /This-propeirty Is immediately *AI*c*?JL
I,Greet Eastern end Wee tern BsflroAdßasiyMK..
I Depot* end affords a rare dwlot4br : IbwkbWv oy
I capitalist ‘ l ; ' : i
nr‘ ,8l “ • JOBS * MW*!*. ’ -
v. . “T* Assignee ofGeorgy Aurenttr :
I J. G. DAVIS, Auctioneer/- ■ i .
PitUbnrgh. Pea IT. , : . , del7:fuwq -
ORPHAN S’- COURT BALK OflVAI*
OABLB BBAli IBTfcTl.—BjTlriu* of u
•lMorfucf ttoOrptaiMOon, or vruhlnzton
county, Alio oTtJorftgTtri,: faocntor of tlffiwffriif
Hrnni fclKk, dec’4. loto of torethfp, liar
MofLonkahota ffltjr cooat|l„
azpowto Pnbßofafe, ofttiilonilioat oijijHßßß-
I BAI. /obmar, Hr, W 63, itta (fe.crjp.4
I real mtate, to wit c < i - ~ & w- - *' ! ’ * • ■' ) , •...'. p
| A certain tract of land situate in Carroll towijtMftr
ontba MonongaheU river, AdJoißiuf T lAMd* oM?!*’
heirs of Beaty
die And-* Wt Ap»*B 0r
WUBTAOB L£HD. J This trafcVu. Atnate on the
river, about aquarter of a Bills belOw.UptHwigahria
City, and oossists principally of first clear riyef bot-’
I ton. Tbs tract easy be divided ! tato Vwo er.mma
I pec cels, and the undersigned Is' authorised by Court
I to offer and sell the same togettor eetoieparate
| ttaets br paresis, as may. expedient: aid .wsi- ;
| lB Aljo i l9o AOBB3 OF BTOMI COAVadJolnin g
I the t»et above described and laid* of hdrifol Henry
I Graft Geo. V. Lawrence, B.< V. Biddle tndß. W
I Tow.. Theeoal ls offaperiatiquality,ffrworatt
I located for mining, and may he, sold tOgrtW with
I theeuzftace land above dtembedf or steiaratai In Btt*
I tlnct tracts or panels.- 4 • • ' * • ; tu *
I Tuns—One-third of the Burchaso money ta hei
I paid .at tba <tbe s .tale, and the£f- (
I matador in two equal payments thereafter, with in-,
I tercet from rtd day of confirmation; ' 4<i i '
I JOS. S« M«BBI80H, Pittsburgh, Bxmutor. ■*
fc7:itd ‘ Office So. 131 Tountaafc ■■
YALUABEE F£BU FOE SAliE.—
Tfte subaertbsr oflbfs for sale a VALUABLE'
FAB*, (Batata Of Jehi Dnfl. dao’d.) altqatoto'
Ghlaeva township, Beaver ooraty, Pit on the Btat#
road ieadtag ffom BartlaxtCß t«:BrMg«al«reeß«
. ta'nlng about 180 acree, ender. Jesoe* -Ibe te
! prdvenients'are
I tost, nearly new, and otter eutbnttdlnxs; 100 acres
cleared aid to* Ugh elate of cultivation; I Beans
well, timbered. A -large orchard of-Apple, Taticfe, 7
[Gherry and Siam trace, Anumher of never MUn
springs of the purest water. -The frnn is uoarij a
undenaJd with rich ooel bedr—one abdntfißet In
thichnso, and one of ft to 6 feet thick, which is now
being worked and in geed order; ' This (property .is
conveeknUy locited, being within 6 muse of Haw
Brighten, JaUss of DarUngton, and 2 miles of tba
pJy»Tw,» 0. TU B. Also wfthin r IH U> Smika of
a variety of Churches, Sleaza' Grist and Saw Hills,
I go. •/ : • 1 • 1 •
[ Tor farther partienlan is quire of the sulecriber,
I on the proUsts, or 40HH HUB, Hotel,
I Libertyteiret,Ptttsbnsihi -i-_
jaWtoieod WH. DtJTF, Brecntor,
OttKliAjNti' UjUii'J^bAlsifi.—By vigr
tue of an Order of the Orphans’ Court of Beaver
County,'the subscriber wIU expose to PUBLIC
SALE, on the premise*, on the 26*s BAT QT IIB»
BDABT, 1868, at U o’clock a. m., about 118 AOBXS
Of LAHB, part of tha seat estate of James Sharp,
dec’d, situate in Darlington township. Beaver-conn*
tj, adjolnins lands of Joseph Sharp and othare.
▲boot 90 acror cleared, with two-story stone house,
log barn, frame stable, fte* thereon. - The above
. premlM are sltaated one-half mile west of the Bar
! UagUn or Hew Galilee Station, en the Pittsburgh,
j Tort Wayne A Chicago Ballroed.
I Tor terms and fhrtner inlormailozf inquire of the
I nbeorlbor, Aamioi«tr«tor or the estate of Janus
Sharp, dee*d at Mew Brighton, Beaver county, Ba.
AQBBW DPff,»AdmT.*
IPUK balk.—os Acres, xnors cr le^t
J: of Goal, in Bast Deer township, ilhghsny
oounty, ene and a half milec from the Bevough n
Tarentum, and three*fourths ef a milafrem tna'Al*
| leghsuy river and Pennsylvania canal, Andhavtaf *!
good Istsl rood to andftom the rirerto. said ceah
I The itrmttum of Bituminous Goal is ahout mz Jut
thickness, and a good quality; and aekqie|foslvCh
of coal lrnwr 1,t,1 T above this Blteaunon
OesL. Anypereoos.wlihteg topycluto/efo obWn
from the su^^c^g^^
I .TBBDBBIOK^CHHIBT.^:
Tarentum. 4am «th, IS6S.Vi o J*Utowg-JtfTttwr
VAiiOAHIiB FAUfiA FUK <9A&JE.rr;
The subecrlber will sell hts HAHBIOH-TAlJfi,
on the Bobleetown Plsnk -Boad,.thpietoflee from
Jones' Terry. The &rm contains 60-acres, aUctear
•da the laud is well Improved and.ingood.erdmf
with good butidings, twchards,' springs, Ae.;" A vat
cable vein of coal under the lead Will be add asps*
, rate. Tor patticulan apply to the subscriber, on
the premises. - &0BE&T STXBBKTE.
fbfolwd • . ■ * “■'
■j TIIX PiturjlKTy JfUHWUWS, Ooi£
J atottng of a lot of ground baring,*. front an
Wylla.straot of to tootvand'eafandlagheck
Union alloy -M tat. Srocted’tfcerooware hlarfce
Bodon stylo three atory Brick PweUtow with cm*
tensive lack building itabU and Carr&B*Mcnae.;
Atoo, two lota of groand on TedtraLatreet, .Sixth
WartL haTing aach a front of to bet. and axUndibg
back ut bet to an alley, with twowadfrniifctd two
story brick dwaltiaga eractadtteroa&t'artmngad to
modern atylo and oa a fcahhniebtotoreot. fr
: Apply to B, McLAIM. lOXyonrth atraO.
F)& tiAldfi.—On® fiuponor: «ooe&d
-fa*nd CILIHDIB BOH*****); UehM l*y 10
le«t long, *U>erfect.
OB*nip«rtorn»ir BOIL£B,Sa jpam dtortit, *
tnt knc. ifon. '
. TwtJmfelßlilO FBXBBXBffor IlnM, wttk
Mooiul«haßdBTJUJl BXQJ
Ow
-lft tech dUastor down to ft Inch, vtU bo to!
- fcroodu • ‘ BUOHIL BOLI,
Mtf Q» tbo Allfbony rtvef, cor.f otot Alky.
giNttUNJs Foil.aAiiH,
- ABOUT DOBT HOUI fOWHB.
IHQOQD OSDHR.
«aiiri mnrvcm... •
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CHWt bAlitf—Use’ Jsoitor.: ft ftel long
.J? end SA lacbee diameter ;oao doe, 1 taffc.6«li*
efclefcreaa»aU.e&ftne«6:harao pew. I&fdnX
Hft. lC LIBKETT CTRMT. - oaaktt .
BEWUTG MMHUTEB* :
yyHEKLKB A WILBOM’B
SEWING MACHINES,
TITTH fiTBXETt
- rmnma, ri.
TbsM CBBITiLLID nuiLiii.aHnria
bm Jait beiftmiM thiUdMctprataißM tt*
WObWb fAIB, Loadoo-tStbe Kaehtaesia the
vary competing.
Onr 100#© hare already beta eeU, aB firing
ulreml eattefcetioeu
ThfcKaehlaoamkae the leek etiioh lapondhU to
name], wtththo (Mattel ‘adraatag* of max alike
on both ddeo»fe*m>Bg a*rtdgtcr ehett. itwiU
fcU» gather.Mnikcert, taak ud
Tb»rliptin«, epeedaad elnpHelty. of ihle Ma»-.
cUM( wtiutf and etiaiqfth ©I cttofcj tad adapt*
abßltyto tbo thkkaWOr ttlnaert thrice reader tt
thiMt BUOOIBBFTCI AHD FOEULAB 81WIH8
MAOHISB now ofiued to the pobUo. ..j.
irviiiimonwiv
«TtteQ aadexaaetae thaa»at Ho. IT FOTB
BTBJUR. • l•• : i • •
wn. grama *«o.
P W. WILLIAMS * CO.'a
* DtPEOVM) SOUBLI'TBBMAD
limUy Stteinr JOachines.
SatevooDt Ho. U inuth etneti Fittobnrgh...
Aw Machine© are from fifteen to twisty dollar*
cheaper than any other machine In" the jetty. They
wffl doaU Unde of worfc and ©re: tenanted te
three yarns. They aiaao Maple ttet any child IS
yeare old oonue theaio boklhUm. i Oonatantly on
naad» aU Undent Sewing MeehlnetHeedMerfiewlaf
ffiUL Oettoa,Ao,at lowt Kerkeijwlce©.
Telf MTTBAIH, Agent
rnAKK NO MOKE UNPLEABAMT
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bSai. tk.Hadi<hnfiari UM > B]aHtlat<taHnl
InlMMfltj, SnUnai; I»d W«.tltim«U
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tood-fatatwm
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r HWUS'i—iTsa tbft Ist of AprU next, . |
Stwo-lton.MlOK Mr«tLm«.BOlMA * i
roesuMtd kivchea Is flacky located oa Aal«tt*rt» \ i
star StCTtuoc, SUhtb Ward. . 3
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«tj rtml|'nranMi>fio {■ uttodad tsmt. }
r 'Jalftaodlf r- r. PHBA&WOOD.
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fti* teitaftifdtb&'fct» fxMftuk USc»ar. otter n»< •
clunlcftl'ptnsda£* Apply •**&*- '"
Igrtg " ->1 OOOHTIiQ 10Q1L
T7MJK K&N T—A e£mloitab±« two-ftorr
• »ix rooms, with Boris*
snd jsrd, tsltijMro*
Tillk directly •□ tbe ront*oi tho stmt cm,'
itffcif w. M. .QQHH3UT, ITI Liberty ctmt.
LMitt itifiTil—TtKa* two Momsoa tho
JD cpgptfaf.KifttestCTOfsAfl Ohortfr oliojvknows
mKSIIOO indHSf’ iMMinepth* Ist of April.
"Apply to, -UL *ESAJHDUKiaa, ,
♦•Saitf ' p;i i * 7v v'l 80. 278 Libartj stmt.'
/TO 0 k x’jfc X ; HOB
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: *bmi jut .'dtsfafi o<; twoAWw. tks
othotstr saroißf pHtity-afjYridt ui flwst »•
amsU plsco oso bo pwehsiod ob rtstoumo torms.
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DWBLijiaO BOCBMfrilttuf4 itmt,
*-• ea-ga^q-wiSr
UTOIUS RWM 212 iiSh
5 'M tb* W«l
• 1.801. rti|>ii4M4jM>#ty»<iwt.^,.
.;
abStdlfg .h4tt l ya*i*w. Ha»iM Womrth it.
ijXiii • 'BugT" wttt 'jigbtod
JJ robm te thi Braraa. tett itey.
Aprdy«l Ik* Oontlßfßooilol fBM OfllQ&
. Jlfth tttm. UwftrnlttfcM.
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a*r, on'tM prim til g >
■ w.arPMT. t
eaetMoafink
ylifH«»Mi floor of W«r»bo«»* Sc*. 80«nd a
oils, «c. T7|
& BARBOUR,
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CASB OH Oil** -
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TxrooDvnjiK oiii refinery.
*: o*oBo* W. HOI.DSHIP « ooi,
■ bubhisg oil ahdltjbbicatibg oil,
Keep ooooUfltll'dn- koad tb* Tory boat quality of
BDaHlfiQOUhdtar a&d without odor: ilw. * nod
BXHZOLB Md GAB
atfii. 88 Inn Rtbui, Bank
Blo6k,•*oo4Be«, wIU b* promptly ittnrtort to.
•7 dtftdtf-' *'Y*Z.'-'*3 " ■ :* •'
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kura&etuna o t linjOD OAiBOBOIL ud
BKfiZOLL ;
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v - tftwyti.ptr gaflpa.
iio chtfg* ferjpackaga. :j
Peoember 4th, IBBX > . ;
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■ OHiOF VITML, ;
tli ■ .'A «hd
-• *. i AQCJI axmohia.
Onetyeftat jWflUaa Holmes * Oo.*a OlZLoei oer
fiefafDfcffitAidllnt'BtrMt* wIU motive prompt
Ititirtfoa; 1 •' - mao
jyAMOXDM
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MATLOa iiHugß, ' '
Rtfnfm anddaotoo to OABBOJJ OIL, anrerp—ed
' J>7 onj la tki i- q.
Ordanieft atth* oflco'of Ohllda k Canos, vote
ths fit. Ohirlaifibtdt tl w ofln of Smith.J?ark 4
it tbrfr works taNLawnsearißot wttl bo it*
toadod to. ,i.h- • . 15
•Bajfexs of Grab OIL .3 ooßtljr
LUUtt'ttU UJJU wiikkr
WILLIAM Fl WOOLUDOM,
QOAI> A.SD O*BBOa OIL»,
I ; ftllddtftlarlft .
-lamia aarnmn**,
Bti »lfozkttfskntfentnNDfltemA tad YhM«
.yMTMIy . ;.; r - . i y.V;,r- : i\_ : -
/DKFJLNKI) OILfUK KXFOttT.—Th#
.Elf «ndtti!fMdai*m Jpwfowl to aril tk tMt
quaiUj of 2tata44 Cfcrtoft Ofl, Miami: an board ot
Z <ot»U-HUabuTth,oniooA>lii Philadelphia, ar at
i warahonaa ot Bid Hook Point,. NrvYort. WIU ' *
* alto deliver loft frc&lOO. to LOOQbarnlafraa aboard
1 «Up,of ’aeU'BUls Ladbtf ofdUbrant itedlottos
.: limmoQl«.fiU>go*. rTaofcfcgt-<*i«>h>lfotn, and
l otiMOCuppm porta. .v.: MDI * GBAHT. —^
; wear . F»trom«Ofl>rorl^PittrtmrKh,g^
Grading and
BadiifiDh'l&it All Ihi iMnati ftp vtmUb*
and pliTißfi ftad'ferlbtooftftnctfcmof-ttwtn, *
Vfaiefa ihali-sot fee tetUtd CUy Xrottisw
botet-lAt in DAT Of ATBIL WMX&.ikta ft*
Ue>pl*oad,to.tte land* of ibt Oity'Boßeitarlsr
coUecttoa;«ad tint tUtrtnlntloa bo voblkhtdnr
gjwuti tilt popofi ftnthcrlfttdtodo Uo QUy
WsS&et OoamcflfJta. S3,lSO.nod tint Utoti
and puled. JAM'S MdAULBT,'
fnOdtai of flatoei OPoacQ.
AUtOfe X.O.XOIBOIK r ; ,
GH&afßoloctOoaMlL - M
lB O# nMo& CkmncU, a Jux. S3d« l&BVrtod throe
ttnwndpuwd. 1 JOBS IUMJhbKM, -
1 grtddaptofOonaoaOooncn.
Attack HoaaiVMlatei t
Olotk oiOona^aCwmelL., .% JtS&Svd
;
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too to print Bio OoSm;
P» ? > jjgrto >loo tftd Oabe Bum
TOWfccrMfetriLjpaaiiifttod tad coflbo dp;
.SdSJnttods'dbttbdSjffoadiSKSloeojj
/ - r doj
-/ tfkopjsjtvfeM •' 4 *3
100,000 SttiMß Gteoibi -
/ ■' ICO bogs Sboiftnirtad Asm;
VJoOtoi»|laJ%:;s
I- • aOQboaat.WtßdotrOtnt, tnocttdtion;
. 900 do -Boriaftdd Toilet Soaps;
160-do BoadoUfafMho;-: .*7; ,
~3ff) dd v Honrili4 < Qfttnadariri lx.>Oeftt:
With o ftilanottnodt tfcoodt knew Um, tar Zo
by - ii : ' BHXITKBAuSaS.
. HdftiiTttfjß COf. BtOOftd pad
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