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\LOCAZ INTELLIGENCE.
from YertenUy't Brenuig Oajgtta.
Prices of Dry Goods.
The Philadelphia Prtt* remarks that the
! pmeat winter -has bees more merited for
[gaiety end cheerfulness this !tf predeeesion
for men/ jeers pest—end this* notwithJtand
. log the depression in business, end the high
jpriees demanded for ell artiolesof consumption.
(Money Is plenty (inch es It hnd we hear
of no suffering among the poor or grumbling
among; tee rich.- The erennea of trade are
. not stopped, but prosperity and mooes* attend
almost eUirj business pursuit. The shops
have pteseated.large and varied assortments
of goods, wbloh are as quickly disposed of as
tkey'arereoeived. ■-••••
• PmUos hu shed almost onthuslastlcad
aims, and the “latest' styles** hate Seen
■ooght af ter* as .If. nothing else existed to oo*'.
espy the minds and lighten the parses <ft the
people. It It well known tStrthe war hu
enriched, many, who,>tfot* Its advent/bM
| been eonteht 1 to lire, in moderate circum
i stanoes, aud it to this class that has been
i most lavish In expeadtiar* (oj dress. The
’ retail .dry-goods merchant* hayaieMon.to.So
j gretsfol for the oondltion of onr national
I affairs, as it has eaabled them to amare for*
! tones to which they would remain istraagers
i under the 'ordinary rontintr.Mun/jtffHCfcem,
i with dear foresight, Klaldin p heavyatock,
! when they oould do so af the old prices, and
| this stook,-or that portioh jeanlntogwoseld
; up to the lit of Jetmaryi ln
'! aany Instances, folly fifty,, per 2 oenti_. The
j dialers hare not been backward in avuiUng
' themselves of the advenes, and; stock pur*
[chased by thorn six monthsego; and ' which
i they were willingto ieU at bf twenty
I per oenL, is now netting them, filly-,to-SOl'enr
| sy-ftve, and in the case of doaaestiosbrootton
{ goods even one hundred and fiftj*peroent.
At the present time oOttCn gtnode Wrerhtid at
j prises which ten years igp would have been
1 deemed almost fabnlops, .and yet they are sell*
I iag as freely as ever. . People?appear >appre*
i henslve of a still greater advanoe* and erenow.
! eagerlypnnhasing'goods qt
J y one hundred nail/flUy.fcer cent.) ,9l*.
W! prices; in loot, thejiaramoteinaona topqr- 1
i. chase than dealers »aro *to sell, and that U
[ something qdtonnprededotttitf'ty theteldl
dry-goods business, y w ' r \V- -i
In former.iaasons , the .ladiesjpumDledrat
-i paying twelve , cants. per. yard for bleached
marlins, bat they now willingly take et67j£
1 cents, and the same may be said injefereuo#’
to all cotton goods. In moiUsJ,lspch chbloe
’ brands at the tftiea Mill#,'
. suits, WilUemsviUe, and mores .ef-ntheri
anally good, that were formerly offered jot
eents, are now eagerly sought at #7Js
: eents. Cotton sheetings,two and a half yards,
wide, ere bringing 7J> to 85 cents per yard; and
pUlow Asings in the same ratio. <Jottonflaa*
nels, drillings, and :ticking*-are
; higher/owing tetiutorgsr proMrtiohnt ma-,
; terial oonsumed fn their production, und'yiii*
the .cost of . material, not that of;manufactur
ing, that Is now making Itself :fdfc : on the
i market. —■■ -
! Tebte damask by 1 the yard/ tqifli’ ’ni-,WM
j - formerly sold for one dollar, U now worth one
; dollar and fifty Ants. Linen sheetings, pil
low easing*, towellngt, napkins, Ac-, have
advanoedth'thVssme proportion, and if ad
! mitted under the present tariff/ and paid for
at the present rate of exchange muslgomuch
I higher. Shirting Uaens that were offered one
year ago for fifty bants, per yard arenow-*dl
ingTor seventy-five, and fine linens, {pliable
for ladle#' wear, ditto.: If the war eontinnii.
much longer, we need not be surprised at eee
| ing tiie best brands of ootton shirtings selling,
for fifty eents and upwards, ‘and, even ‘were*
the struggle to have an'early termination,
articles manufactured of*-cotton will-not be
! likely to fid!'to. their Jjf*
In dress good# the prospect of a large es
{ sortaent and variety of stjte—theldeal of
gratification with todtosof shoppiak propen
sities—ls hot enoonraglng.. i- r;
The'demhnd for silks has been unprecedent
edly large during the winter, and at the pre
sent season, when msrohn&te are supposed, to
be engaged ‘Haling dock," they find that the
1 • unoinel activity among thoie who wish to in
vest their surplus funds-in fashionable or uu
fashionable dresses; interferes materially, bfct
not unpleasantly, irith. their
At no um* in'the pastten year* we# * greater
activity noticeable la the reteiLstores between
I the seasons than at present. We have heard
ladies sey/when asked why they weresfeawr
to pnrobaso at thii wly stage of tie s«a*oh>.
that'they have the money, end they prefer
■| making their purchase* how, to muring the
j risk og having to pay an adtawe of 60 per
cent, one month hence. And thajNUt right,
no donbt, for we are assuredJby first-class au
thority that the advanoo will be greater than
the people, that U the “»hoppe», M suppose.
Tie PrvVdiVGflfliic
The aetivltyoftbe Provost Gourd, in pick*
lag sp donrtoraand those wearing’ th* uni
form, or portion* of th* uniform, of th«i United
State*, 1* certainly eommendabte.bnt tha >
■anon In whteh those attest* an soatttlmM
Bftdo to highly objectionable.' A gonltemaa
inform* us that, on Monday, ho •»» no te**
than two potion* very onnooosutUy Mated,
while lit too oaitody of tho guard. Ono'of
thoso, white wolhteg along Bmlthftold Jtreet,
i ln tho oontro o( th* hte,wMtep*«tedljkl*k*d
[ by. a ooidlor Immediately bohlaa him, although
tad priaoaor appeared to bo oftritg ao xotif *>
_ objected to golag with th* gaud. Ho
w'u token hold of by onovef th* Mi
gin. for th* porpoio of patting his in pooi
* tlon for maiofing,,wh*n
arid*. ~ For thl*ho woo itrnok oror the'heed
a'oronltime! with * mukat, and tha guard
b**am#*o*xolt*d that. h* : attempted to os*
hi* bayonet. Tho beating wae pronooaoed
gaMMiury and b ratal, ai tha guri wii
amply abtoto *afor** ob*dl*ao* 'lb th*ir do
[ without resorting to Tiohso* of that
aharaotar* --i v ,:
Tha guard should ba protected in tha legH
bnata use of their authority, and from * jpar
tonal knowledge of tha oharaetar of tha Pro
vost Marshal wa know tha; will ba dsfandad
In their rights, bat wa also.know that ha
I wsold ba among tha very ftrst ta rebuke and
! panlsh anyjaet idSanea or
! wanton cruelty.' Wa glva tha statement as
; . datallad to as, and laava tha Provost hUnhal
) s to investigate*the matter. J_ [
! A Rascally Colonel. 1
i OoL Begoberth, of Philadelphia, who** in
i famous trentment of thoJJtenton Artiltery of
i thli city, oompeiled ti* Sootetuy of War to
ten* *a order ior tholr Iran* ter 4.8 U UaU,
hu bMB told to balUa ih* nm of
mint » dharg* of drawing; money oa‘ tho
bounty warrant of W. ,B,: Hdli * i»nmd
eeldler belonging to Lyeomiag ooaaty... Tho
ehargo woo made by Copt. 15.-8. of
Battery B, 15Jd BegtmontP. V., who toetlded
that ha oaw 001. Bagobarth alga had'oadono
tho warrant. Hail died on the 6th of Ho-
Tembor, and getebuth indorsed tho warrant
on the 38 th oi December. Ho wa* told at the
Hm. that Han wa* dead, bat made no reply,
. Sogeberth had ordnod o»p*,.Ulte»» ante
imt. and tha U oxpooted to
roTOhlfnadeof th* moit etertliag oharaotar.
, Aireat of • Hotel Tilefc rJ
; Wm. Jaokion, a .horl. thlok-oot yoang
aha, baa boon arraoted In Philadelphia, on a
ohargaiof *ommlUing a robbwy at Brady’*
Hotel, HarrUborg, lut tetefci *f,‘ i,/ Craw
ford, of HoUldayibnrg, testUsd that ho had
- boon robbed at tho abon nemed hotel, of oror
*■ „ on# hundred dollar*, ** d reodpte and note*
for about two thouaad dollar* mer*. A
oolond porter wu oalted and taatliad that
■■ .. 'tho dofOadaat wa* l*t into Hr. Crawford’*
rooa'on th* night of th* robbery, and that
koeraagOM BHt aarniag hofon daylight—;
hi* bod having b**n nnoocnpted. A gold
watoh and thirty dollar* in ternary note*
wm found upon Jaokaco, »nd »b* watoh wu
enbeoquantly aaeorteinod to h»r* boon atotea
about two you* ago. Th* nooa**d wu h*ld
Inouitody. .
; ■
Hiw Sau
Barolay ACo.araberlng a *alt woH it ft*
oorau of B**y*r aad Charth' itroof*, H*n
ohuter. Immediately oppotite' to th* Salt
Work* of W. B. Box, Boa., Thoj .toa 4
Btonood operation* abont : Ire rr**kr llßO*i
end hare obtained wdepth of 1M fMt. They
•xpoot to Bad th* (alt innag about ilx hun
dred foot from tho eurfaoe, Jadgiag by tin
depth of Hr. Bo**’ and anotho well la th*
ad abbot hood. ; ' -
Paiaoxxn. —Th* Bor. A. W. Btwte kM n.
raorod to o&dateJnChrilt
p. E.Ohsroh, Bt**ubnrg, aadChiiitP. B.
Charoh,ladlaai, Pa.
Shocking Accident.
-An noddentof a distressing andprobably
fatal character occurred between twelve and
one o'clock this afternoon, on Ike Pennsylva
nia Railroad- At tho train from Baltimore
vu nearing the depot on Liberty street, a lad
named John Beck jumped on the platform of
one of the can, and after riding to the vicin
ity of O'Hara street he jumped off again. A
freight train on the . opposite track either
•tiaok him and knocked him down, or ha had
previously fallen in. jumping off. At all
events he was very serioasly injured* He was
oouveyed to the office of Dr. J. L. Duncan,
•n Penn street, where his .Injuries were
dressed.
The doctor found a very bad fracture of the
skull on tile tcpof the head, near the centre,
and also an agly flesh wound over the left eye.
A frightful wound was also discovered on the
right leg, below the knee—the: fleshy part of
the leg having been eat open to the length of
several inches.. The bone, however, was not
broken. The boy Is about fourteen years of
age, and worked In one of the mills In the
Fifth ward. Hli father was with him in the
doctor's office, and assisted In dressing the
wounds. His parents reside in Allegheny.
His reoovery is extremely doubtful*
Hiatt Stoim—Ohuxoh Dbuousbid, Ao.
.—On Thursday last, the vicinity of Latrobe,
Westmoreland county, was visited by a terrific
storm, by whleh dwelling#, barns, out-houses,
Ac., were blown down; and much 1 valuable
property*destroyed. The roof of the Catholic
chureh la the town of Latrobe was blown off,
and the whole building entirely demolished.
The church was erected at a cost of* about
14,000, and the congregation; how without a
place of worship, will take measures to re
place it as soon as the neoeisary funds can be
obtained. Mr. James Fenlon, of Latrobe,
will receive contributions for the purpose.
Ninr Bcildihob. —The total number of new
buildings ereoted in this oity, during 1862, is
20S, exoluslve of 15 additions. They arc di
vided among the several wards as follows:
First ward, ten buildings; Seeond ward, three;
Fourth ward, thirty, and one addition] Fifth
ward, twenty, and two additions; Sixth' ward,
twenty-four, and two additions; Seventh
rard, eighteen, and one addition; Eighth
sard, thirty, and seven additions; Ninth
sard, forty-eight, and two additions. Total
hew buildings, 203; additions, fifteen.
. TiAxarin or tbi Sbaboxib Vam.it abb
Potts villi Railkoad.— The Northern Cen
tral Railroad has become tho owner of the
Shamokin Valley and PottsvlUe Railroad,
having taken a lease for a period of nine hun
dred and ninety-nine years. The terms and
Conditions of this important sale and transfer
Were agreed upon at a meeting held in Har
risburg, by a committee of directors repre
senting both companies.
Mobstsr Qua.—We understand that pre
parations will soon be made for the construc
tion of a twenty-ineh eolumblad gun. This
monster pieoe of ordnance will require for the
rongh easting between seventy-fire and one
hundred tons of metal. The solid shot will
weigh ona .thousand- pounds, and the shell
probably six huodred. . The gun will he made
at the Fori Pitt "Works.
Rxvital Ihtsluqxhci.— The Rev. A. H.
Thomas, pastor of Bmithfisld street M. E*
church, has taken about fifty persons into
church membership during the . past ten
months of the Conference year. Rev. G. A.
Lowman, in charge of the Ross street and
Mlnersville (Hi. B. churob) appointment, has
received into the ohuroh about twenty.
William C&avtobd, ion of Mr. J ohn Craw
ford, of Gettysburg, has been appointed a mil
itary cadet to West Point. He belongs at
present to the Anderson Tr>op, and was among
the “gallant three hundred’* that immortal
ised themselves at the battle of Murfreesboro.
Young Crawford particularly distinguished
himself on that occasion.
Tbb Sckiptuexs ib tbb Pronto Schools.—
During the year 1861 the Soriptures were m><
read in 4,545 seooois, in the year 1862 they
were not read la 1,725, showing a decrease In
1862 over thft qf 1861,2,820, and proving
that the Gospel is spreading in the benighted
regions of Pennsylvania.
• Tai Smiths, Whites, Blacks, Bxowks,
txc. —It has bean ascertained that there nr*
now living in Philadelphia 1367 Smith*, (of
whieh only 165 are John*,) 606 Browns, 480
Joneses, and 198 Green*. It may be a matter
of satisfaction to toms to learn that the Whites
ontnomber the Blacks by 184.
. ISmbcopal Afpoimtmihtb. —The Bishop ol
Pennsylvania, of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, announces through the Epitcopai &*•
corder, that he wiU visit Pittsburgh and vi
cinity en the 22d of March next.
Motioh von a Naw Teial.— A motion for a
new trial has been made by defendants' coun
se), in the easa of the seisure of the West
ehester Thereasons filed assign
error in the charge of Chief Jmstioe Lewne.
tv. Disoxdiklt House Cas*. —Sarah Buck, col
orndp hfrf beta eommittad to jsll for trial on •
ohnrge of keeping a disorderly hoase, pre
ferred by M. Harper. ;
mo4RON MANUFACTURERS AKI)
iJL athim HTXKKSTKD.—ThD BLAST FDB*
5401. at Middlesex, Morerf const), FaL. known as
th 4 "MIDDLtSBX FQBH&OS,” haa btn lately
recDaelrocUd in the most thoroogh manner, and
jawth improved, under the eaperlnteodonce of tip*-
ii liijind mil gnrr—fiil managers; and ha present
owfcare, havfcigraken it ohltfly to sector*indebted-;
nem, oiler iflorasle at a very moderate price. 5
ft ie beUertd that a very favorable opportunity U
Onto presented to any one wtablng to engage la tba
btmneae of w»*et«g rig Hotel, eepectelly a». In addi
tion to ita advantage* of .cheap and excellent quality
of Coal, and traneportatlon tacillties, ‘ the btuineea
may be commenced immediately npon, eecnring the
requisitestock sfOre, the Tuni‘« being entirely
reilyferlte'inftbhiiUefcead. /
ft tm a tomato stofae Stick, on a todk foundation;
ths'bserth and lining- are new, the latter of Mo. 1
Iftottrarfirebriok tor both bittir and enter walla.
! The stock and coal honest a:e new.; the machinery
and hat-blast pnt in erder;new and improved gee
- feapavtma&tersnd the’whole ada tor enc
""ifreilwiy txrtnga tba - best quamv b< ton-making'
ooMtathatovelM Htot«nnelhe*d,»t k low price,
and-ths Ute dlroorerlrd-of tmmetou# additional large
coal (Wide in.the immediate vidnltyi ensure an
abnhdant aapply tor thofatnrs, at rates: Ukely to be
lessened by active competition.. ,
The Vanaoe ie so airaeted'ai.to nee the Canal; or
the bbenango Valley Baltoad, {promised to be com
pleted to lTlddlfiarv, by Hay mxt,) with nearly eqoal
oonfenienca. ; ■ !
It la believed thabtfaers 1a no'pcint In the Bltn
fjnoos Ooalragloa'Where that# u a greater combi
nation of advantages fhr making Flk'HataL
Fort arms'apply to 8. P. SLY, Harqoatta, Lake
Bctarior. of to toe ondtraJgned aiOUtelaad- Ohio.
' C B.TCTTLB 4 80N.
Jno nary R ISO.
F| THE COURT OF COtttfONflH|
PLSAB or AUiXOHXBY OCCJCrT.tBv
at Ho. IM» Ittreb Terol, U 65. ; .
ttttsbuth Coal Company, 1
ji. I ?lew of Damages;';
Tboaas Maty Ann j
Xo Thom** FfelUipa and B£aw Apo Daly* the
abova defendants, Take notloe that opon petllkm
of the Pittabush Ooal Ootßpaay, 4«ly presents*,
tho nil. Graft of Oonu&on ttma did, ;oo ih* i7th
day of JennaryTast past; sppolot william Q. Baa*
Uni JuinUMlr.wUUom PUW» »«*>!• *
Karin, Joim-Browo, Jn» BcO«b« and WlUlun
Ward u Tlawan, to rlaw: yonr property attndto to
lha Poroeah al Booth Httabur»h, m aald coooty,
.Stool PannajlTa*la,takoo aodotmpUdbyaald
Oiina>wiiaw<>ftlialrTiW|.«M to
nin*tha dahtafia/.kioli hara b« norma y.boon*-
Ulnadby jcm by rtaion of aotd dakinx and occupy
ing by aald Oompany of tald land, and old' appoint
aeei4ipoaMidpr«ml«attaad[did ()[MOt. thifl pohU>
cattsfrtabssuos/ Ton may.thtWfole be fttwt at
9y J>aull Bflut. JPrae’L
1862 "' ,v “** WVBICBBI ' i
O .A. IR, 3? EIMT S
W. D. & a M’CAILTJM,
87 rOUBTH BTBIIT.
Urf* portion of onr stock haring bsen bongbi
prsrioas to nserise of tdnu>b*e, *nd no» replenith
•d, (i«t pnosdlaf tbsUrgeetulTSEce of thsKUon)
vlthtllOMlVMtlUrijpU'lA i' {
OABFSTB t On> OtOTHJ.WIHDO W.BHADSS, *a,
A fcrorabU opportnnlty is oSarsd to pnrch—sfi *t
aodsrrft* rstes, sa prioes will esrUinlyb* higher.
—dslOfly '
rruut-u. a. ttpvjsMjjs mummor
JL TBB,** ■tttttainlßC tke troe par cent, of Al*
Ui tiiMWfilwl t/ wb|ca tba rreont of
jfcty td ft* Internal fisT*au#ii dtlcnbued.
XLi linliiiniWili'Tttb f - lir tad book of tnUa
endiMtraetfcm*. iiptctad Ja*
ISi®«s«SSi&&aiS
Bigsajm. r «rw& pn&rauw marw-
Sfcia Fhitodefpbtfc.Py
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I~j] j OIL,- _i*’ aoiT qt»
LATE TELEGRAFIIIG NEWS
FROM OCR EVENING- EDIHON.]
The Abuses in the Charter of Trans
poris»--Repoit of N.bnatOr Grimes
...The McDowell Court ol Inquiry*
Washington, Feb. 9 —The report of Sena*
tor Qrimes, la relation to the alleged abates
in the charter and outfit of transport* for
Qen. hanks* and other expeditions, is very
voluminous* The document arrives at the
following conclusions :
First. That ail government vessels should
be secured through legitimate channels, by
officers, in answer to advertisements.
Beobnd. The practice of employing agents,
with unlimited power to fix the rate of obar
ter, cannot be justified.
Third. Thatall vessels should be thorough
ly inspected by eompetentjexperts, responsi
ble to Ahe military branohes of the govern
ment.
Fourth. That the monopoly o! obartenng
vessels by Hall, Leper, and others, cannot be
justified.
Fifth. That John Tucker, Assistant secre
tary of War, and CoL James Belger, U. S. A-,
knew and tolerated luoh monopoly.
Sixth. That no ono should be allowed to
aot in the double capacity of broker and ship
owner.
Seventh. That the commission received by
Hail, Loper, Danforth and others, amounting
to hundreds of thousands, of dollars, right
fully belonged to the government, and should
be refunded. t
Eighth. That many of the charters obtain
ed through these persons were at an exorbi
tant value.
Ninth. That Collins and PlokeriU should
bo made to refund their ill-gotten gains.
Tenth. That no oharter money shonld be
paid to the persons abeve yarned.
Eleventh. That CoL* James Belger shonld
be court-martialed.
Twelfth. That John B. Danforth is guilty
of a violation of the law.
Thirteenth. That the War Department
should exercise vigilance In such eases, to
prevent loss and restore confidence in its man
agement. i
Fourteenth. That the fads in relation to
perjury in some of these cases shonld be in
quired la to.
Maj. Gen. McDowell read at length, to
day, the statement in review of the testimony
Uken in the Court of Inquiry. The paper is
very lengthy, and econpied the Court through
out tho session.
Arrival of the North star— Steaper
Ella Worley Sunk—Mailers in Gen.
Banks’ Department—Rebel Works
at Fort Hudson 1 Strengthened—
The sabine Pass Affair, etc.
New Orlsaxb, February 10.—The steamer
North Star has arrived) with New Orleans
dates to the 30th, and Key West to the 4th
lust.
At nine o’clock last eyenlng, when oft the
Woodlands, she collided with the steamer
BUa Worley, striking her forward of the wheel
on the starboard side, erasing In her boilers.
She sank in eboat twenty minutes The first
assistant engineer, three firemen and three
ooal heavers were lost, supposed to be scalded
to death. The rest of the crew and passen
sera were saved and brought to the city on
the North Siar. The Ella Worley sailed
hence at four o’cloek yesterday afternoon,
with a cargo and passengers for Havana*
Among tho passengers of the North Star is
001. Darning, of the Twelfth Connecticut
Regiment. „ .
Of the military movements near New Or
leans nothing can be made public. General
Banks is still planning.
The troops at Baton Bouge are being thor
oughly drilled.
Col. Neal Dow is at New Orleans expecting
a cosunand in the advance. He has been
cited to appear before the Distriot Court, to
answer a charge of stealing silver ware, sugar,
Ac., valned at $1,600, belonging to cltiaens of
New York.
The rebels at Port Hudson are continually
strengthening their work, and say that if they i
defeat the Federals they will shoot all the
Yankees in New Orleans.
The robber Nay, who was sentenced to
prison Tor twenty years, has been released by
the War Department.
The facts of the capture of ship Morn
ing Light, eff Sabine Pass, have been reoeived
at New Orleans. Ills not known that the
vessel was defended. Assistance was sent
from our fleet, and the rebels seeing our gun
boats oomleg set fire to tbe ship and burned
her. ,
It U repottgiiJfcat the local banks have
combined agttßlk* Federal currency and
grcenbackMPMPlkweot. ducoonu
11. Senator Elected.
Sen PkAJCa»CO,Feb. B.—On the (Lritballot
for U. S. Beaator to-night by the Legislature
at Sacramento* the vote stood: Conness 59,
Sargent SI, Phelps V and Brown 6. Ur.
Conness was than delated unanimously elected.
STEJJIfIKMm
UOK CLNCLNNATI * LOO-1 Id?;.
. . usviLbs.—Hu ,» ••• •iraauidsasßh
«*PKBOB. CifU O. A. br»TO,*rill k».. lot «0.
•L«t« and Intermediate p;.rt*_on Tills DAT, Uta
Init ,at * o'clock f. m. , ,
for freight or paanga apply on Loanl or to
J. B. LIVINGSTON A 00., 1 . ..
fc3 JOHN FLACK, f
|*KUULAK WTtKKL V | ifr
. ill y.*KEHVILLa PACKET.— Thefl&UfiM
d«v and tuuutirnl jusmiTicrr steamer EMMA UKAr
ham. CapU Monro* Ajar*. leave* Pittsburgh tor
KanSrffle EVERY TUESDAY; at 4 o'clock, p. ou—
r Returning, leave* ZuuaTiUt XV KUY I&IDAY,*! 9
a. at. Tor freight or p*»»g« apply 1 on board ox to
J. B. LIVINGSTON A 00., Agent*, Pittsburgh.
H. S. pIBUOTS A 00.. Agent*. '/.anerrlllft. ru>7 .
iq/»Q _KKW ARKALGfr rJEB*>
. .000* M ENT.—WHEELING axrftSßßß
pirtaBCAOH RAIL* .j express ia»«. T £*e
new and rplendld sidewho*! packet ?&•
OapL Georg* W. Jehnsdn, leave* Pittsburgh for
Wheeling every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at if o’clock A m., punctually. l«*vce
W keeling tor PitUburgh every "TUESDAY, THUBS*
DAT and SATURDAY, at 9 a. m.
qiHB FENB PASSENGER t
1 learner MINERVA, CapL JohotfHHpß
Gordon, leave* PltUbsrxh fcr.WhteUngetaryXUaS
DAl. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 11 a. 0.,
punctually. Leave* Wheeling tor PltiabuTghevary
lON DAT, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, attain,
The above steamers td«ke close connection* at
Wheeling with One aido-aheel steamers tor Marietta,
Parkeraborg and Cincinnati. ,
For freight or passage *SP I Y ®£ "? ” 10 .
JAS. A 00., Agenta,
114 Water street.
gAILEY, FARRELL * 00., .
PLUMBERS,
GAS AHD
STEAM FITTERS.
129 Founm Sneer, axovs S«tTuri*U>,
Give their pertonal attention to all work
In their lUa. .
Banin ftttpd wi’h GAS, DOT AHD
OOLD WATER PIPES, and all the
modern Improvement* in BATHS,
CLOSETS, Ac.
TANKS AND AQITATOBS tor OIL
SiriNXBIES lined In the moat dar*hl
and on reasonable Urine,
Repairing dona on lb* abortaat notioe, and all
work warranted. ' . deZ7
| AUU&ti' FANCY KUJIB ;
CHILDREN'S FANCY FURS;
GENTS FUR CAPS,COLLARS A GLOVES;
HATS AHD CAPS.
gvery variety and alyls of th* abor* good* on band
and for aal* at
McCORD ft OO.’Sy
No. 131 WOOD STREET.
pEtfttOLlTR OIL WORKS,
RRESK ft GRAFF, Proprietors;
Gspeetfy twe thousand b*rr»b p«r ml
jW“o«a*, UONOSQABELA HOUSE
-pKFiNKU bbls. white, in
£1 bond or frae, tor «*i* low to dmeJforcash or on
time, by Urn SOLAR OIL WORK* 00-
Up) ». Oak ****•, ■*»«*»*«**.
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
PITTSBURGH BARRETS
Ornet or tsb PimaoßOß Dao-v Oasctts, 1
TnmT, Feb. lu, 1863. j
The market for Cola continue* excited and onset*
tied, and we bare to notice another decline In rate*.
Oar bankcra are baying at 160 fojr Gold, and 110 fof
Silrer. Demand Ko'ea, too, are a abade lower, and
may be quoted at I*7. Eastern Exchange !> ateady
at par baying, and \i per cent pram, selling.
FLOUB—The market la steady-with a fair demand
ai previous rates Sale of 130 bols Extra family at
|7,*o; SO do do at $7,00@7,25, and 1700 do do, to ar
rive, on private terms. Extra Is selling In the smtll
way at $6.75, and Bye Floor at $5,00. Buckwheat is
doll and unchanged.
OBOCEBIES—Tbera.Is more activity manifested
In the grocery market, though the transactions are
generally of a local character. There is a good In
quiry for Sagan and we notice spies of 5 hhds good I
N. 0. at 12)£c; 10 bbls A Coffee at 16c, and 10 hhls J
Crushed at lGc. Coffee Is very II m with sales of 10 I
bags prime Bio at 34c, and 10 bgs choice d.» at 35c. |
Molassesrsmsin unchanged at 1 5@56c. I
OB AlK—Wheat is in demand and prime Bed is I
selling from wagon at $1,35. Corn is firm with sale*
of 100 bosh Ear from depot at 80c, and 360 bushel do
from store at 85c. There Is acontlnoed good demand
for Oats at 55 to 60c. Bye is Inquired for, and 80c
is offered by dealers. j
011*8—There isa continued good demand for Crude
and the market la steady but unchanged. The fol
lowing sales ware reported on change; 875, 100,
600, and 600 bbls at 14c- packages included; balk
OU Is firm at So. There is an improved demand for
Beflned at about previous rates; aaU of 2.0 bbls, city
brand on private terms; 100 do do in bond, brand not
named, at 29c; and 1000 bbls in bond, city brand, at
B?%c—•delivered In Hew York.
PBOVIBION3—Bacon is In good demand bat Un
changed fn prices; sales of tbs at 0c for Shoul
ders; for Plain Hams, and 10c for Cured;
20,000 Dm at 6c for Shoulders; 8c for Bides, B}£c for
Plain Hams and 10c for Sugar Cored. Sale of 6 bbls
City Leaf Lard at 10)£c; prime Country la selling
et 9c.
BUTTEB A EGGS—Batter Is firm aud a shade
higher; sole of 5 bbls packed at 14c; 2 bbls Common
801 l at 18;, and 3 bbls choloe at 250 Eggs hare de
clined, with sales In lole of 13 bbls' fresh pecked at
16c per dozen.
DBISD FEClT—There U a good demand for
Peaches and we note tales of 50 bosh (prime halves)
at $3,25; and 30 bmh do at $3,50. Apple* unchanged
bat firm et $1,25.
SEEDS—SaIe of 40 bush prime Cioverseed from
store at $7,25. Timothy Heed Uln demand at
and Flax Seed Is Aim at $2,65®3,60.
POTATOES—have agalnadvancedjsaleof 300 bush
Peach Blows from store at $l,OO.
BEAKS—unchanged; sale of 20 bosh small White
et $2,60 par bushel.
SALT—SaIe from store of 25 bbls Ko. 1 Extra at
$2 00perbbL f
BbOuMs-—Sale of 25 dozen oommon et $2,25 per
doaen. /
APPLES—firm with sale* in lots of 140 bbls at
$2,76 per bbL /
Mew York Dry Goods Market.'
Feb. 7.—The Domestic Cotton market con
tinue* to be excited, tbongh not nearly so much so
as it was during.last week, and even at the begin*
log of this iroek. The movement cannot be called
Kitv), however, comparatively, as the stocks are
ry low, and sales are by no means heavy.
view of the extreme scarcity of goods, the demand
needs to be only moderate to excite the market, and
cause a general enhancement of prices. Bat
dullness and depression In the Cotteu market has
tried some influence, and in the face ef the Luge de
cline In Cotton, it was Looud to be Impossible to ob
tain any material advance for manufactured goods,
though the market remains Arm.. The leading
styles of plain Cotton goods are nearly run out from
first hands, and in namorous Instance*, the supply Is
entirely exhausted. In Domestic Woolen goods,
there has been increased activity during the past
week, and prices are higher. Bates have been effect
ed at the folqwtog rales: Heavy Brown Sheetings,
4*}£c; Bedlam, 42; Heavy Shining*, 35; Light, 27;
68; 6-4,42)£. Bleacued Goods, 33<j£50c. Cotton
Jeans, 86c.- Brown drills 37}£o. Tick* Denims, 3U@
60c. . suipea 40®600. Cambrics, 19)4®2Wc; ttllesiu;
36®3Gc. Cottouadet 43®66; Cotton’ Dock 'No. 1,
1,20. - Casaimere*, 66c. Printing cloths, 18}$
®36e. Ginghams 26®27}$e. Fancy Csissimerea have
advanced 2Hc V yard on all makes, and tome few are
25c higher. *Wo quote $1,37®1,76. Flannels hare
advanced 6®lo cent on low grades. Printed De
laines 27®30c. horelgn goods are natot, without de
cided change In va.uaa.—Shipping List.
Boston Cotton Goods Market.
Feb. 7.—There continues to be considerable ex. I
dlament In the market for Cotton Goods, and prices I
are steadily advancing. Quotations of leading styles
are almost entirely nominal. Btocka are somuch re
d need in manujaciuren’ hands that almost any price
that is asked is obtained, and it Is dUßcu.t to say
when the upward movement will be checked. With
light stocks of cotton, small receipts and light pros
pective supplies, lower prices appear to be oat oi the
question at present.
Standard Brown Sheetings have advanced to 42%c |
had a** now firm at that price. Alodium goods have
ranged from 41®42e; and all kinds of bleached sheet
logs and Shirtings are selling at advanced* price*.
Brown Drills have advanced to Sftde, and are scarce
at that price. Cotton Jeans, Flannels, Denims,
Suipea and Ticks are gone rally higher. In Print
Cloth* a farther considerable advance has taken
place, and in Providenco large sales have been made
at an improvement of 2®30 on the extreme figures of
last week. Prints are tending upward from day to
day, and now range fall 2c higher than noticed la
oar lest. Leading styles go off -so quickly at the ad
vance and stocks have become go Ught, that we look
lev etlll higher price* the coming week. Lawns,
Ginghams aud Detains are also quite firm and sell
ing at Improved prices.
Specie Movements at Hew Fork*
Tb* Journal of Commerce furnishes the following:
Specie tn banka and Sub-Treasury, Jan. 1,
lßca.—».,'n..— .110,976.000
Specie received from Ualifor„la In Janaary
Specie Imported from foreign ports la Jan. 101,900
Sped* gathered In front hoard* In Janaary 1,600,3(3
Total aopgly—
Exported to foreign parts In January^..
Leave* In banka and Sob -Treasury Feb. 1.
Ibdl 640,394,776
Leave* in banka and Snb-Xreasory, Feb 1,
29.656,711
Eeavee In banka and Sab-Treasury Fbb. 1,
IMI 40,000,000
Leavae tn banka and sah-Treesury, F«b. 1,
i8«o ; 29,300,000
Leave* in banka and bub-Treasory, f *b. 1,
— —L 32^00,000
It will thna b* seen that tbare was more * pec is on
deposit bar* Feb.,l than at the commencement of any
previdna lebnury in tb* history of this port.
Baltimore Coflee market.
Feb. 7^—There has been a very brisk inquiry tor
Rio from the local and western trade and speculators
and price* have gradually improved, ruling the last
two or three dey* lo sfo higher. Transactions em
brace 5000 bags, cargo of tb* barqne Henrietta, taken
on New York acoonnt, on terms not made pdbilc,
and 1100 bag* common to prime quality, chiefly (or
the waters market, at - -The mar
ket dose* qatet, t\je extreme viewa of holders check*
tog operation*. W# quote as follows: Common to
lMr Rlo2Uft@32o; good to prime do La*
.guayra, 37c, and Jam 40c %i fo. Stock 01 Rio in first
hands 5000 bags. Other descriptions are scarce.
WHEELING—ran Hixxnva—36 aka seed, 1 keg
butter, Clarke A co; 278 ska barley, 29 ale plus, Josh
Rhode*; 247 flour bbls, R T Kennedy A broe; 2 bbls
eggs, Jsa G MoYay; 102 bbls petroleum, Isaac U Fen*
nock; It* oil bbls, W P Wooldridge; 140 do do, S It
Kisr, 10u bbls flour, Jaa Collins A eo; 2 hbds tobacco,
DGrsggj ldo do EGleascfoi; 6kegs2bnttsdo,Uort*
land A Connor; CD bu candles, Graham S Thom** 1 ; 14
horses, Chas Levi; 21 bbls floor, James A Fetser; 16
aka oats, 2 bxa butter, 2 calves, J Scott; 9 dos brooms
1 crock hotter, Henry Kisser, 30 bxs boney A Chap*
man; 25 bbls wheat, J L Noble A co; 22 ska do Fred,
Wlim4rtb;24 bbls potatoes, Shultte, son A co; 60 do
imports by Railroad*
Pmsscaoß. Ft. Wants A unoano Bartnoan,
Feb 10—6 bbls carbon oil, B A FabneetockA co; 171
bgs barley, Lug A Miller; 10 bbls benslne, H H Col
lin*; 1 do do. Terrenes A McGarr; 1 do do Clopper; 47
dos brooms, MeClnrkan; Herron A co; 23 do do 4
, kegs lard, Brown A Kirkpatrick; 3 bbls batter,
Llttb A Trimble; 6 oars pig metal, Jss Woods A son.
Ptmsroos a OucTstasD RaiLsoan, Feb 9
'2O bbls tobacco, J 8 Dllworth A 00; 16 do Mori land
A Connor, lo bbls apples, Frank Yangonlar; 1» ;
hides, Hays A Stewart; 64 bbls apples, L fl Yoigfc A
co;4 roUs lather, A W Blckard; luO bbk flour, It kgs
lard, 2 bbls butter; McDonald A Arbnckle.' - ~
RIY£R intelligence.
The river was rislngslowlyettbis point yesterday, j
with scant seven tot by the marks tot evening.
, weatber-conUnues mild and soft, and the now hu
almost entirely disappeared. There was considerable :
Hosting lea in the Allegheny yesterday,'end It Is 1
i supposed that the gbrge at Deer Creek hei give way;
I There ii bat very little business doing at the
whert The Minerva, from'Wbeellng, was the only
arrival, white ulde fromthe packets, there was not a
single departure. The Armenia, from Bt» Louis, was
due last sight, and .will doubtless he found et the
wharf Ibis'morning.
The Argosy, CspU Oeo. W. Boed’s new boat, will
commeace business to-morrow. Capt. B has note*
yet decided for what point be will load. -
The Bnparor, Captain Bravo, will, without doubt,
get off to Cincinnati and LohhrrlUe this events g.
A Cairo eomlspondent, under date of February 7th,.
says:
„ The ffevada, Captain Davy BrtckeU’s new boat,ir*
rived tot night: ud is atiU In port.Bhels:botmd
to St. Louis, bat has not yet decided whetbet the
will brave the tea.- j ' , ' , r ..l
The lAky PUce, from * P . U^
r
PITTBBVBO.B, P 4.
mntag with two'hofldraL—
So. 10 oodSort PMo»i oto
Homlltcm tad sir WUlUffi. WoUmo, ••JJlS'rf
Th.tort.MiMd boot n> »oMtojMjWMJgjJJ
Jbog&fetx'tlUXtt. <to»C Wit **»»«»]?;»“•
»obtb»iA
The Pike reports op fir*l«ht*»c»rce.
■«. BtM«bpM* **» fi>Q«»lorbptt»
ere in that ports Wallace, tin
leer, Moderator. Diinleiih,.Gl*odal*, May Duka, For
est Queen, and Freestone. { L~• ■ ' *■
Louistiu.*.— The /e» *il» of Saturday, says:
The river continues to decline rapidly, with 9 feet
6 inches water Id the canal last ere. The weather Is
dear but cold.
The Tycoon, from Cincinnati, pined down yoster
day irllh »a 8.000 trip for MwnpllU.
• \Ve learn that the ’tycoon khaaged hands here yee*
tcrdAy, at the rate ol 935JX0 for -the roat, and that
she will run hereafter between this port and Mem*
phis. Captain J. B. Archer is reported te be the
porch aaer.
Tbo gunboat Florence passed oyer the Falls on her
way down the rlTer.
The towboat Arab, in gcltgjrrer the Falls yester
day with a low oi coal, sunk one of the barns, bat
it was beached at Fort and, aid Will be aaved; the is
now at th» wharf to rcpairber boilers, which axe
burned. . .
By genslemen who arrived in this elty yesterday,
dlrectiJrotn Vicksburg, which place they left on Sun
day lust, we loam tbarwhen the fleet first arrived at
its preeeot position, the steamer Vlcksburgwu lying
out in tho rtver in front ol Vicksburg, where she re
■ tn&inod nntil the next day. Oneof the gunboats then
got bdr range and toon put several solid shot through
her, lint the fall amount of damage done tor was not
ascertained, as she was, soon after the attack, dropped
down out of range of our guns.
The ram Horner arrived at Slew Albany, yester
' day, from some point below.
The Argonaut Ho. 2 and the Hastings arrived at
Clncinntatl on Sunday.
ORPHAN S* OOUKT SALE OF
GABLE BEAL ESTATE^—By vlrtne ot an
aIM order of the Orphans’ Qjurt of Washington,
cnat), the undersigned, Execntor of the will of
Marcus Black, deoM. late of Oarroll township,-near
Uooongahela City. Washington county,
expose to FubUc bale, on the premises, on THOBB
- >ebruary 12th, 1863, the following described
real ettate, to wit; •• A
j A ceitaia tract ©{land situate In Oarroll township,
| on the MonongahH* river, adjoining lands of the
| heirs of Henry Graf& Geo. V, Lawrence, &. F, Bid
dle and E. W. Tower, containing MX) AGUES OF
&ÜBFAOB LAMP. Thfa tract is situate on the
I river, stoat a quarter of a mile below Monongabela
I OUy,aod consists principally of first clam river bot-
I tom The tract maybe divided iato two or more
I parcels, sad the undersigned Is authorised by Oourt
to oiler and sell the same* together or In separata
I tracts or parcels, as may seem expedient and deal-
I rm a!lJO, 180 ACBXS OF BTOHE GOAL, adjoining
I the tract above described and lands of heirs ot Hears
I Graft; Geo. V. Lawrence, B. F. Biddle and X. W.
I Tower. Tbeeoal Is of superior quality, favorably
I located far mining, and mas be told tqgetner with
I the snrface land above described, or separate, In die*
1 tioctti acts or panels. \
| Tsaxa—One-third of the purchase money to be
1 paid at tbe confirmation of the sale, and the re*
j mafaderJn two equal payments thereafter, with ln-
T tortei from said day ol confirmation
-1 job. 8. MOBBISOH, Pittsburgh, Executor.
I fa7:Ud Ofllce Mo. 181 Fourth-st.
.$*5,OU>,S5O
. 4,624,57*
imports by Hirer.
Naw Alp IST. —The Ltdger, of Friday eveniog,
i’OA BJ9MJZ.
inuii bAJuK—W AOtm, mord op le«a,
’ tif Goal, in East Be«r township, Allegheiiy
county, ene and a half mUes from the Borough of
Tarentum, and three-fourths ef a mile from the Al
legheny river and Pennsylvania canal, and having a
•ood level road to and from the river to saldcoaL
The strattum of Bituminous Goal is about six feet la
thickness, and a good quality; and ‘three feet vein
of rwnn>i tioal tmmeafatsly above the Bituminous
Ooii. any persona .wishing to purchase can obtain
Information from theiubecrioert,ontbepremises.
OBOBGB OHBIhT,
F&BDBBIOK OHftlBT.
Tarentum. Jen. Bth. 1863. JilfcBtwT-le27:2wd
Cm % FKUi'MKTY FUtt SAItA, con*
t eisttns of a lot of ground having a front sn
Wylie street of £4 feet, and extending back along
Onion alley M feet. Erected thereon ere a large
modern style three-etory Brick Dwelling, with ex
(entire lack buildings, stable and Carriage Hoaem
Also, two lots of ground on Federal street, Bixth
Ward, having each a front ef S» feet, end extending
back 128 leet to an alley, with two well finished two*
story brick dwellings erected thereen, arranged in
modern style and on a fashionable street.
Apply to B. McLAIM, 102 Fourth street.
iiHJK BAi.fi.—One superior lepond
' band OZLISDIB BOILKu, SO lu'cht. bj >0
fret lose, ell perfect. .....
One superior new BOILEB, 82 inches diems ter, 8
to Hods. W inch Iron. . , ...
Tiro UTuBAUUO PH*SBlB,br Ilmeod, with
rnunc* all complete.. __
beverel new end *eo6nd*hend BT4AM KHQIHSSj
from Ifi inch diameter down to 6 inch, will be ioU
low for cash. BOOH M*
feS:tf On the Allegheny rlrer, cor. Point Alley.
gtfttilMs troifc tsA.ua,
about hqht uosaa rowan.
Ifi OOODOBDSB.
will bb sou) UHBftr job;uabr
UAEITXH OITIOB.
filth itr—u abort Bmlthflatd.
Aaaolsoaf tt*
FOB SALK—A convenient end well
totahod TWO-aTOBVBEIOK HOUBB, Willi T
rooms ul good dry cellar, nod hydrant
a tram* staolebnck. lot IOiIIO, or a lota tOxllO.
oa Locust stnot, Manchaotar, asar Isasm BajL.
war. Inquireat THln OFflC*.ortoßUM*.
BlODKtai*. I»ocgat atrart; Manchaatar. whtt
ijHJi* ha boiler, 0 imi long
r utd 84 iwfr— iHfiT*****; ou fio*i 8 tub. Bnit
ftble for ■ mall engine, 6: bone power. Inquire aft
Ko. IKS LIBKBTT BTKMT. otMAS
TO IJL «T.
T7OB SENT—A desirable QOONTBY
? BXBIPKHOK, vithia one nil* of Allegheny
CUT, on tho fenryerilto FUnk Bowl. Ttek»'l«
altfgo Brick, via ImproTod hA vtj oobMaU*.
Tkei* ie Aleo Are acree of cuiUtated grooad ja
onbuduf (irdta. Abo»ib» adjoining popwty
ofeeTeaacr«of grooad adapted fwgarteolng par*
nAei; theteto'agoodhcnioandoatbafldiagion the
and a good ndity ot cMcoftsja* W>*
be rented at a moderate price. Bo*
■•Moo given an the lit of ApriL
u,«b«a,.w. & »"ff”- pPSI . T .
i,MJ JUKI—JJrom tbe let of April next,
X atwo etorr BBIOK DWILLIKO HOOSM, 4
room end kitchen In eoch, iocotod oc Aim elrect,
HOOT*,
on Bmenron .uwt, tw PecMjlunlc Arace, with
‘‘lSi'oi Biißkunan,
te4:Lw Corner fleoond and BmltbtUld etreem.
7S ous* t k i iutoiuitautfa jru*
1 J Bl£JT»— Two co*»fort»bto dvdUnp la Pitt
towmhip—ow h*Tin* act orpterd of two tarn, tte
otter tlxacni j pUnty of S rail oat Grate*. Tte
-garj? - *?%siTS.'HmST'
«« . Llbwtt itwrt.
mo JjK'jL' —Taroe iiooma in the OhXim
X Bottoluo, with or without power. The room
fttwaolubio either for u Frlntluf Offloeor other w-
m|TrBQB - oolL
EOK KJfiWT—A eot&tortabio two-*tory
pwtr.i.iHfl, containing *i» toon* with Spring
Hones of two rooms adjoining* and jard, In Jtlnan*
tm®, directly on the ronte ot the stmt car*,
jissuf W. M. GOHMI.T, S7L Liberty moot.
LlUn KKWT—TIIOBO two Mouse* on toe
i?! corner of Fifth itnet end Chartratlsj, known
m Hoe. 100 and 10L-‘'-!*M*tai tmjlhr Ilt of ApriL
Apply to-; iIALBXAHDHBKUM,
yK£?t , yo. 27t Liberty strset.
T7OK KENT—Ons two-etory BRICK
J* OWFLLIHO HOUBX, situated on Hay street,
with seven rooms. Poeseerion given Ist of April.
JAB. IULAELL A BOH,
<416 ' • .69'end TO'Water street.
sEirtjrth JtjtcnvrES.
HEELER* WILSON'B
(EWING IACHISEB,
80. ST fITTH BTBBBTf. _
f/nuvstfi, fji
These mnUTALLXD FAMILT XAOHIHXB
havt Jot been awarded the highest presdnm at the
WOBLo’S FAIB, Londcn-aU the Machtnss tat the
world competing'. '■>? '
Oter 100,006 hsve elroedr been sold, all giving
universal ■tlsfactioc.-'' •
ThisMae&namafcas the ioek siiteilmnomiWe te
unravel, with the essential advantage ef Mng-eUhs
an both sides, forming ne ridge or chain* _At will
unlit,stitch,bsm,HU,gather/Dlnd,terd,'tnok end
The- ebfanosj'speed* iendhhhplteU^ofthis He
chine, thetaeiuty and strength of stitch, and adept*
sblllty toilm'Uuckest or thinnest. fcbrka rander U
the most BUOCBSBFUIi-AHD POPDIiABfIHWIHO
offered to the f«VIhV t: M ...
• w&wAtuA&trid xaasa rjunarm
>aii||l at HoTtf IHtfr
BTStXT.' •: ■ • ~ -i ••_•;--«* •'••i *•
iWM. SWOT* *50.,
ja9aunrl'
pW. WILLIAMS ft CO. - 8 : .' '
mPBOYKDBOtr>LITKBIAS
■ rumUf/ Sewinr Machines.
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Brysljiiils* Boils,
Pimples on the Fees,: ; -j
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Tetter Affeetiosi,
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Old and stubborn inc«n<l <
Kheuhatie SUerderfr ■
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gslCfcbetun,
ttraeorUl Bisesses,
' TBenerii pebilitTs
Liver Complaint,
Lost of 'Appetite,
Lowfipirits.
Female Complaint*,
Epilepsy or Fite,
Paralysis or Palsy, J u
: Byphilitie Diseases and
. OiurUi of tho Bonei.
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CABM 09 VAMUML A. BQTD.
fmiwMii Pan—bta n, 196 L |
Pb. e. XL Erani-1 tato pt—*tttw fa matan/1
Ihla roluatary lUteoast tir favor of a f madfcte«ia» I
ftnA by yon aaltod I
l luil iraftnid for ft»a ydin with I
took* oof on my toad andjeretoad iom to dkfigun I
mt wry mnch f and took off ttotolr. Jtoh tim- dto |
MMiLodo its aypaaranb*; If aba bretojiotmi mi I
arm abort tad Mow tha tlbaw, and tnto.ttoakta J
and taahaomtoaxpom atoarfolaw* Ttodbeasi I
on my toad wont to jhr that wareral oU pfecet cx
b<mo onmnoftt.. X waaoorywoak- anllowiplrftad, 1
•ad-had glTwrupdll .}. 1
tod triad mntml ■kfflflil frftnilcU« thty did ma |
tty “Lusaorr’, Inna-un Buoon SaaararrjL", i
mtatcoiln I Jied'no :
■Her I had cpd .thna hottUa at Blood Searcher, tl)a
qloamn my hrri slid am bspa to kssL. L tan
now i-s- tighter ton-hotilaasoadny baad and an
ar, sntlrtij wall araopt Us* ion loraalalpg free* thi_
mm I wißalaoWata thatl hadth, rhrasatlm
my had la ana and lac*. Tb* Blood Baarohas
alao cured'the rhnauUam. I isra pawn well nan,
orar forty yms of aga, and I fast as angle and yourg
m 1 did when 1 waatwasty, ial ham locnwaailli
weight twenty ponnda, I wswld alao itata that U,
diaawe In my Saraband was ao .liai tbrtwhaobe
■tooted and Utad'svtbfac busy, th* thudrunout
of the acre. DnXayaarkaSn gbotdgfnglf
aaa hy Mr. Oarga, tha KtM, altar l hagan to get
wtO. Itdeaanotalwwuy apePi?*" ssbadp U
waa batata I onanusnoad taking tha aaflclna. yes
un aoa tha photcgiaph. one ot which la now In mj
noaaulon, and alao nt Dr. KayaarA lUVfood attest.
1 would also stats that X look tha Dlood flsarebss
wbloh waa undo bofean.Dc. Snyaar ootnasnoad oufc>
Ingit. aMhasigh it halpod mm lova, ldld not i»*
oorartetuntil 1 got tha hinduadahyDr. Xayna
hbnaslL One bottle ol fck dM tala iaoas gaod Man
two of tha old. 1 boUarrttls agaaatdplataiiigu
aadhatUr. Ihar*raooanindsd thonioodSoam
W to a grant uanyef aiy trloada tr rarloua altiaaf.
and I boUrro It h« halpodJha wholo of thou. loa
may t*bUshthlaaio«w«i,aadlvuan*loqatn»<
all who aranfllohsd aalwaa may oaprad.'lll rate
tSMdty, He. 4 nhsataaotrßSd unomplojodavWl.
rtha * Andsuoala Union Marti* Work*. M Wajno
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A BLIND MAX 00HMD.
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fer Uu Bilal, la H» toidaattatl
and
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m Id tta biaol.l aiatmlad bU mtc.lsa
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Bplendid GQs*pU>C aSUctod to «U Hlght Trataa.
PittAwrgk tmd Umti ,
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I Arrtna BaUa!ru~ MO 44 1105 44 1 «06 «•
OonnocUota* nto>UaCWtth;‘Ball!moc»dai OU
BaUraadtaodai BeUalrwithCratralOhio RaftoaA
for ZanwrOla, Lancaator, ditfcrille, Coloabn»,t3la •
dnaatt* TnrHangpnilE, fit, Loola, jmd potato
«tll)ari4 oad CTsosliiaf Ha*.
I LaarM MUibntgh.... a. m. lifOp^m.
4:45 44 f*os •«
I do Pwrda 64* «- fcM *■:
I do &U 41 &16 « A
I do. 844. 41 TM ** ’ ’
I ArrtrimOlTalaad 93* “ « t
1 Gbßoeeiltit dt Bayard with Tascarawaa braach lot
I s«w Fhilampfetaa&d^Canal Dorer; ait AlHtoeatHS*
• Plitibnrgh,ro«. Wajnt_*niM2ito**pß*Uius*a4
I Hatoon with Otonlandy ZanearQla and fflxtctnnaUS.
I S. tor ikrwi#:Oßyahoga Falld tod MUkmbapf.an#
I bl CEtavnUnd with (UIB. B-tor- Ida; tDatofito
and Buffalo .with 0. * T. fi. B. loy TotodOp Batata*
I
j y«.llWffla AeocnunodatloßltoYpa at BJOcl m.
| Betonlns toataa atxlTo m.l'4iloa. mra
18s46andUtf0p» m. - I:- t
Through to all prominent potato In thla
Vast or Soqtttrwacti Horth of Horthnwart,'oan >m/
fo* further MiraUtaLajp;''
At tha Company 1 <■ Olßoa in Freight StAtlon, F«nntf, >
noli J • i ■ i.l --i :
senger flttflon atari'-aoralajf f (except
togteuaadtorHewrork.TU.Ffall*rtriphh>. *: .*•; »i-:
tatts***#;
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tin
SSlhjMffii nsSEeftkh fcr?lr«w'T!**. “ ,,5i
l - jioooimopATiea iiWnt*. ' ' ."'
rv« Johoxaevx AccMUßocatfonTraiii Uataa aUUj*
(axoapiSo»d»rt«lfc«tv^. , * t ?l > P^' !Ul, ‘*““ ,r
gtf’« attain lull
trrafeb .wriT.waKi:
.«*», *»ft a***-
iMtM dally laxospi fiandai) at <5OO m »•
*te Qtowtmi' leered WelTefltatton er«rj Son
art tt.l raturnlßfclertaa Plttobwj* «f
lkoOP«'M* £- ' . .
: Baltimore sxwtm* 12:46 p. m. s PWlylrirtU *»?:
iiri—. ms pi m 4 last &lnei 1:30 a, B.j .Johnstewo.
IffcSO '». CL.'} Hut
Aedommodatlon, &80 a. m. : S*coo4 WalftStatu* '
Jwommodaiicn! &S 5 a.-jn4~Ti.Jr d Wall's fitattae
ieboaaodiibSf liM r- & ; Ponttb .Will** BUUw
ISttnhodatl&nT &60 p. in.' Holt lm ere bprea wflJ
anire with Sxpre« at 106 p. a*
Mondais.
Trains Ur(Bl*lmUte aid Isdlenntoaneci at Blabs
till*. Intersection with Mall «i JofanaWwnAo
eemmodstWn, Cut and Weat. . * __» ..’
The PObUb will find it gw*tl* to thalr InisrsatjU
tobig UUr West* to tmTslbj tho P«nMjl»m*l*
Oeatnl Baiboad, as the aacomiorriatkini bow oamd
—nnnt trt tin inert! nn any irTltsrnrTrtti Thf ****** **
whn atone, and is •Btlnljr ftt* froo««4*T
W* cu promise *?s«l a»d ocm/prt to au.Wh,-
msy j -,
'’TABi."’;'; x ' ...
to Hew Yo»V™~6ia »iTtt JWstoott^**^- 10 8
. To - ZO COITo 8 80
Xff Hwr4«hOrg T- ®C* ••■*•’•
p.—; to all Start osa on the jrcsaejim*
idJoutnlßailroad# and to-ghlladelphia, Baltimore
rmasrisri pWrliw!r|r*-*i A -*“'~Y ldH,'bf
«h*md an ;aon*i according to distadbe -
addition to-tbs sutioh rates, «XM|it l £rwa.st*tloWe
where the Company haa no Agent. ‘s
■ HOHOT.-IH case of lam, the Company wUI hott
thaaashr*!h*vohtibl*‘te parw«ml barrage only;,
and pot exceeding 8100. ,;s?* .
H. n_*i»; fteanlhaa Line has tees eaplGy*43e' :
oobtbj pameasen and baggage te and tne De
pot, at a •&*£• not toaxeetfracent*preachp*f,
•>
At the PeinsTiTania. Oeatral TUibroeit l*Sii»nr
etath>a« oh jCthastyaad Ocsatt dmtfc i:/» ho3i
bajtmjs.
Dollar savings bank, No.e*
roown6ttm*.
. _ 7 OHAMKBEDIH 1886. '
Opmdsflj ftca 8 to i o’clock, also on Wntswdar
add P*#i«rdi*y Toalnp. frnrn May.lst to November -'
lat, from T to 9 o'clock, and from November Ist to
Hu lit frotp 6to 6 o’clock.' r . -v
~Depodts r*c6tTed o* ell : earns not km than On* ,
Ikdkri eade dividend of the profits declared twfae
vmr,in Jane
dared jwmLanimaMy, in Jane end Leoamber a 9hio»«Vi
tlm organised, at the rats of six jerc»W,
* Swat, 11 not dnwn oat, b jplaecft tcrtbein&l9 ’
6t the deposttbriMbdadsel, and baa the same In
taat from the first days of Jose and December, eoae*.
noondlag twitie a year without troubling the Apod*.
for to At this .
rate, money -will double In bee than twelve jars,,
irtag fe the aggregate moot asm oxn»xAi* ran - „
omanis.
: Books,'containing the Charter, By*Lews,-Boba ■
and Begobttona, fornbhed gratis, on ajpUoatk* at ;
J^nmnxxt— GEOBGJB ALBStt.* .. . ,
' j; vies rautPKxra:'
Johnß. lleTaddia, . . ’ liaao KL Psaaock, ■
John-HSlsne,- ‘ John-Marahell, '
Alexander flpaer, , Jime<B l D.lUeli >
B«JjL!n£nStock, JuJLPoUock,. SC.*.,
JameitfoAob* • ' BWBonwin,
James - |. William 4* Andaman
*■*"/ ■’•••■♦ 7 '• .
lames B.'XeQey, - . '
Peter A. Madetra«
John. H. Mailer, <> _
James fifcldle. ..
Bobertßdbb. --
waiterP.hUnhaU. ' ;c "'
JohaOrr,
Hmy L aiawfUt,' ; .
John EL Shoes beipr,
WiUtun E.Bchmerts, . <-
Alexander Tinflle.' 1
laaao Whittier, ' "
Christian Yeager..
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