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RELIGIOUS nirTuwirrice.
The American Board of Commission ,
err for Foreign Missions met at Rochester,
New York, on Tuesday the Gib. Great in
terest prevailed, and the number In attend
ance as spectators was very berge,notwith.
standing the weather was unfavorable part
of the time. Reports were presented an
the Hawaiian Evangelical Association by
the Rev. Dr. S. Anderson China Mission by
Dr. S. W. Fisher of IramHU% College ; Mis
sions to Eastern Turkey, and among The
&Corium, by Dr. Fowler of Utica, Tamil
PWons' by Dr. Calmer of Albany ; Miet
:tans in Afriettly Rev. Dr. B. W. S. Dutton
of New Haven; Home Department by Dr J.
D. Condit of Auburn ; and on other mis-
Aerie, whichin some instances elicited in
teresting remarks from returned Irmsiona.
ries, and members of the Board. On the
evening of the second day meetings were
beld.in three churches. Committee upon the
accouncef the treasurer presented a report
Showed the debt of the Board t0bep,184,95.
When the report on the missions in Africa
wasbefore the Board, the Rev. Mr,MoKinney
of the Zulu Iffissiolll3 made some interesting
remarks, ItAttiolt he st Blether= yeartage
Aker were three church %enders; now
, there is a good church building built of
brick, erected by the Africans at their own
expense, and some 200 members. Mr. Wm.
E. Dodge, of the house of Phelps, Dodge ft
Co., of New York, in a brief speech express
ed stirprise that while_ great progress bad
been made by the missionaries, the contri
butions bad not kept pace with thorn. He
stated that in ten years the contributions
bad only reached $130,000. He urged upon
the congregation to raise the contributions
to $500,000 this year. By an amendatory
act of the Legislature of Massachusetts, the
Board were authorized to hold real estate to
the extent of $30,000 yearly valuey and.
personal property to the extent of $50,000.
On the afternoon of the third day, the ordi
nance of the Lords Supper was administer
in three churches. Officers elected for the
ensuing year are as follows Mark Hop
kins, D. D. LI: V.; Vice President, Hon.
Wm- Jessup, " P.; Corresponding Sec
retaries, Rufus Anderson D. D. and Rev.,
&lib B. Treat ; George W. Wood, D. D. ;
Recording Secretary, Samuel L. Worcester
D. D.; Treasurer, James M.-Gordon, Esq.;
Auditors, Moses L. Hale and Hon. S. IL
Walley, and thirteen members of the Pru
dential Committee. Resolutions on the
state of the country were adopted of a loyal
cast. The 'Board adjourned on the fourth
day to meet at Worcester, Massachusetts, on
the first Tueeday in October, 1864 Rev. .1
.1. B. Condit, D. D., was selected to preach
the annual sermon, and the Rev. Edward "
N. Kirke, of Boston, as alternate.
The sixth annual Convention of the
"Natidnal Association of Local Preachers of I
the United States," was held in the Union
M. E. Church, Philadelphia; commencing
October 10th, 1853. W. H. Dikenum, of
Now York, the former President, called the
Association to order. After formal addresses
of welcome from the pastors of the M. E.
Churches, of Philadelphia, and replies from
the President and others, the Convention
was permanently organized by the election
of Dr. G. C. IL Roberts, of• Baltimore, as
President; Vice Presidents ; 11. A. Archer,
of New York ; 0.7. Lord, of New York;
J. Riddle, Delaware; T. F. Stewart, Ver
mont; Recording Secratary,W. IL Kincaid,
of Pittsburgh ; Corresponding Secretary, W.,
J. P. Ingraham, Philadelphia ; Treasurer;
LP. Cook, Baltimore. About one hundred
and fifty-delegates were present. Busi
ness meetings were held on the afternoon.
sudevenings of Saturday, and Monday fore
noon and afternotm. Sunday was devoted
to religious +meetings. Monday night ad
dresses were delivered by delegates from
different portions 'of - the country: ---- Loyat -
resolutions wre adopted in favor of the
• Government in its efforts to put down. the ,
rebellion_ Among the visitors was Governor
Cannon, of Delaware, whose course in sus
taining the administration caused such a
furore among the disloyal of that, little
State. The Governor made some brief
remarks on Sunday.' afternoon at the experi
ence meeting. A deputationwat(aPpointed
to present to the next General Conference,
the fraternal greetings of the AssOciation,
and the expression of their constant devo
tion to the M. E, church. 'fhb deputation
consists of Dr. Roberts L 9043. 0
Baltimore I , T. T. Tallier, Sr, of Philadel
phia; T. T. Stewart, of Vermont, arid W. IL
Kinield, of .Pittsburgh. Next Convention
.at Troy, New York.
- , --The Committee on Psalmody ap
pointed by the last General Assembly (0.
B.)Presbyterian Church met in Philadelphia,
Bolitember 29th, isaa., no members of the
Committe were generally peseta. It was
„ decided immediately After . organization of
. the Croi t itsproper -- fttnetiefi• vies to
asiderlid report to too next Assembly
,
'Oat measures shituldleedoptelto improxe •
iheiPicAniedyorthe :Church.. it, otes . l*-
solital, 1. shut his desirable that tifie.psein.-
bly order the preparatioriof ankilr* ,4 o/W
2. natilie new book coiiiaiiikßir l igrid4,
free' the Isytatur , of die quesent , Aiio4s:iiii .
witk , thetddition of the best . lyrics futtn
other-140*s. . - 3. Thais collection of suit- Publidiedite : be•Wotiiidt-with ,
the newlealypr separately: as neap lea da.,
Ikteleob . o. or opinion existed ,as to
the arrangement of Cho Psalms, some pro.
Airing that tliny . kept: distinct in the
book, whilst others Preferredthe Psalms to
14'
indeies, after the.edyle !X* z best modern
books of etntretr-Psar t - irete,-;recsand
mend4 `'The .Assembly wg s
a ppoint a oin,nnitn:o to carry out' the OW
recommended aidsubmit the bOok they may
lirepie to iiitotOiXianibli.
.......11)11 s recent Sabbath twenty-tar c
comeanicanik receixed,9ll Aikaina'.
tiotii the Presbyterieg Chttrch •Itt'rrni
aid; Allegheny City Pretsby , ,tett. ,The
church Is under the pastoral care of Rey:
W. Potter The - ikiblizah Sehool - ins had
art .attendoneetteineturtiOta r n iastrient i ,J.
mem. - „. ,
.- - 7 ,331 : 3 • 1101244, PR 1°153°Yree41M.
at the II I";Chtiinhitio recently: appointed
Ilftleen teachers and organised them into
"W i P ol lo4 eo f
of BeT ., ..Th9mis Cahalan, tijeotpeFlusii,,
toiCCltardirmait 4- .* *16"1040"
the
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—The Synod otlittiburgbPo:l3.l"rea-
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lip6eilsre'thterel; Meets at Joaniiiiiii,.Pa4 - 1 Judge - *itoettesill .tat he. Ipoits.
next Tuesday evening, the 20th. •' The lion. ite..s..rt4''W'"Wtio
Whole the ilwarff lives in
Episcopal Recorder of 1%1- nod on, Tuesday 4'44° day ,
adelpLta ffornil the MineOripilliWin dra ft : ' npbn'irtiteli hirhoped to be made Governor of
ing7,CleTKple!!tregarding t a : nlotitten Pen7Yeelv:ulact the polls in
hfi tti a ba7Jt ed in uf to d, to exercise
the WitoleCotamunity, and from which they hi s
his !gilt of ' f ln chin. Ito walked up to the
hags U° little
41°114 to
be e-xeml4Qll-al from .window and handed in his ticket.
any merely pecnniary tax," yet it thinks , 'What name sir ?" asked the impactor.
thatif therlaw is amended next winter, as "George W. Woodward," was the response.
prOposed, and no yrovision is made for
or, ...lolr . asme is not bore, air, on the asseaa
ip
for. personal B an i c e 'in the field , "very ijkoly, and yet I've paid prom taxes
"the reliffiauaaa-nren asthe moral safety of this year than I ever paid 'before, (with a
the cOmmtntity, wiltrequire that the clergy B ",,T e ) in e t °: Jess P"'
ide the property,
the
"qualify
be exempt." him, qualify him." The inspectortook a look
—The London correspondent of the a d t i 'et holding the tickets waj in his huge
Presbyterian' writes the Scottish Congre- Woodward. I didn't at
gationalilitaliave tent a fraternal address to first know who yea were. Your name is oar
the 'members, of the 'American Congrego- o ,‘
aL' POLE 7, , !"..ut it ought to be. right,
Lionel 11nIon, in which they refer to the .the -judge ;oted for himself, and then left,
Wickedness of profhasing (astho South did) looking slightly pompous. lie
doesn'tiike pay
for the first time in history, malting slavery .ng
large P . o th rtion of the co e m s- munity,ho P would pre,
thecorner-stone. for helping Mr. Jefferson Davis to pay off the
—Since the organization of the Ken- confederate debt.
sington Presbyterian church, Philadelphia ,
S t n. W. 0. Johnstone pastor, twelve years
ago, eight hundred and ninety persons have
been received on nomination and by certiti
cite. The present membership is four hun
'died and edsty-three.
—The Christian Sandwich Islanders,
seys the Presbyterimiotro taiing upon them
sitlves the support of all their evangelise.
'lon agencies.
--Rev. M. 11. Cyechowski, formerly a
Roman Catholic priest, is about to enter
upon an evangelical mission to the Polish
residents of New York.
CITY ,tI 4 ID SUBURBAN.
From Yesterday's Evening Edition.
A Family Pobwined In Mcieesport.
On W
ednesday merging, a sad ' case of poi
coning occurred in MoKeesporL rive mem.
hers of the family of Rev. L. Beacom, a Meth
odist minister residing in that place, were
taken violently m immediately after breakfast.
On:examination, it was believed that the poi
son had been placed in the coffee, and a chem
ical analysis, subsequently made, developed
the presence of arsenic , in the coffee pot. It
appears that Ms. Beacom had purchased a
quantity of arsenic, a few days before, for the
purpose of poisoning rats. The bane hod been
spread on pieces of bread, which, were placed
on the shelves of a cupboard. In the morning
the bind girl was directed, by Mrs. Beacom,
to put. the pieces of poisoned bread on an
'upper shelf, out of reach of the children,
which was done. The balance of the arse
nic had been wrap . in paper and placed
in the clock. Mr. r.
and one or two
of the children, did not partake of the
coffee, and experienced no evil effects.—
Mrs. Beacom, and four of the children,
drankof the eoffee,and all exhibited symp
toms of poison. The girl did not not eat any
brakfast at all, allekinglhatehe, was suffering
from toothache. This circumstance naturally
paused snepleions against her, and she was
taken into custody and held to bail to answer
at Court.. She is quite young, (about fifteen
years of ago,) and had been but two weeks in
the - family. No motive can be assigned why
she should atteurpt to-risen the family, and
there is a possibility that the poison may have
got into the coffee by accident, but this is
hardly likely. The paper in the clock was
examined, and it was believed not to have
.been disturbed. Mrs. Bea Com was lying in
.wvery critical condition this morning, but the
children aro in a fair way of recovery.
Betting on the Election.
In all exciting political contests, there is
necessarily more or. lees bettlig; but in the
contest just closed there was .perhaps less
money wagered than usual. Early In the can
vass; the Woodward men would hare bet liber
ally, bit their offers were generally declined.
Al the campaign progressed, and became more
' and more fervent, the Carlin men woulll have
covered all stakes offered on the result, but
the Weodwardites became chary, and did not
seem disposed to risk largely, except upon
.parties majority. The 'moot of the bets
made, were upon the majority which the State
would give for C=tin. The majorities given
ranged from ten to thirty thousand. There
were innimernble small bets on the result. .
,but the !Copperheads, With all their 1
lwoilld tot stake anythinetuilcii iipinst n
'henv.y' ,
Majority
,for Curtin. These . llniOn men . 1
who bet- on twenty Wonsan& Majority, and I
over, will, in ell probability; '! go up?! but on
the whole thibeinnee wilt be largely against
the .Copperhends.
- The, rhiladelphiU Nortl: Aturiefin gays :
Not mth teoriey 41440 hands as a result of
this :deafen. There - Was not that degree of
-outdone° which brought out takers freely.
Money unlimited wet offered 'upon Curtin, but
few tekeri. .We were credibly Informed that
ha 'a 'transport of overweening
on
$4,000 Was staked' agidebt .$2,010 - , on the day ,
before election, but have heard no ether ease
of the kind. posers; lesterdeVlOelted, very
blue, the more so ea upon the bulletin board
of the Age nowepaper,.. up to a- tote hour in
1 the day, the State was claimed for Woodward
'by six thousand majority. This deception
was criminal.- It - 1 , ,a 3 dictated . 1 ;1 the mane
spiiii of bromide that characterises the cop
lawhead north and south. It led fools to make
further bets upon' 'Woodward, end- was in ell
respects a culpable measure.
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Court of
,quarter 5C85101311...
Judie4l.lloEl '
Janice - Mirrors pled - :guilty to a'ehatite of
assiOdi and battery,ned!Was scntSpOed to,,pay
the costs. ,
Jobwhicltride was.atralgned On.;,:tibilio of
felOgifo4B•ahestile and battery, on oadtbt.Tokin
Kemp. .The= offense . consiseed Intbedefend
ant drawing a -knife tindrifellif4,the prose
entor Ihrough'tbe, arm. Thu OpbtiseA was con
'
victed' and reeariispesidWtrtelhe sporty of" thy
Conti: Idotiort matIAS far meliArilit;
Jong* ;Kane: wee oradined - :
assealtfoind batterylati:Oath .firf Sara Ford.
1 1 Thos .- jury - found a verdiet of.net -guilty; = and
that the defendant ?atone half theoosta, and
the eP4l4l,ihp. other Ls arrest
bf judgment - for the reason.that the . ' county,
cannot be held for ono halt Ale•noife=-It must
I nhirilisaraniVillUe Piajta:laTiOraiting
assaulted his wife- parpitne„Fink,. _pa jury.
'found ii - verdict'of "net brdered
elattPftrtrlD,Parenti twit. the, onitas
The last named defondant,(Christian Fink,)
was neixt'irred - l*cir bigamy. IL Was proved
Altai he loft a wife in Germany, and after com
firm to thls,:nonptlVfis EFlLll sl ..4e.Yol...Fr esent
wife Caroline. Ho . quarreled witb tier about
yearages;iltd..lett vher, Aponsting .that he
'Would go back ,to Germany; and live with his
'Other . Wife' ibtre The - jury:Tohnd
of goilty,ollllo , will.npoPtisiar,lo4Pono AO'
trip to Germany, for the present:
lareeny• of
.two kegs of 'boor froptAaegblietsoll,of Shari/sr
burg, retie iohtence d to tie bniiiirdniniint of
pightem.uwattis In the penitentiary.
naltltntie ACCIDLIT.-011' 'Wedtljoidit; 'a
„young man named John.letti, feMPoyed
the rolling mill . of Spang, Chalfant & Co., i
liitewartatownrenui fibrithij bpfgod iby being
Amok bya -bar of hot , iron. Ile was a
'FatOlielllunp:', , 2 6 7. o3l bi e 'aznt.' ,l4i a t iM e .
°244WIWIt#, t&a • inti wSt ilgiq
IA ail IdademOni•
btudrist, hlial IC It Imitiblettnannen - 2 The in:
jarodanan *rigeotrilkyed Whit boarding haulm
StAlOrPOWnt Wi1er: 3 44'174 41 TO-CYWO:
I s prompf "061410 Pa-it'll! 11 °Iri . , Inc In
eritieSr.64l/4tiptly: Oat* 6-tetif
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c4)lor ' !1* folLPAiiTißliiOtPO4. a
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F that: 44 :bus; Ab 2410 . , - iti ,
togi4oust wteettlo , mmitt
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Coal Mining Machines.
They are beginning to dig coal by tuaehin
ery in - England. Compressed air would seem
to be the motive power, from the following
description of the engine used in the West
Ardley Colliery t.
The steam engine works an 18-inch air
pump at the pressure of about 50 lbs. to the
square inch. Thee air is conducted down the
shaft in 4-inch iron pipes, and thence about
800 yards to the workings in gas-piping, and
connected by ono-inch India rubber piping to
the Machine, which travels on rails. It is
propelled a little by a hand-wheel after every
blow given by itsplok, and generally it pass
ed three times over the faco of the coal-seam,
on each occasion armed with a longer pick;
the first cut being about 18 to 20 inches, the
second 9to 11 inches, and the third 6 to 8
inches; the depth aimed at being about a
yard. The actual quantity of work done in
six consecutive days of eight hours each by
ono man and two boys with the machine was
618% yards, or ►boat 800 tons of coal. A man
will average 7M yards per day, so that if the
machine were worked by shifts of eight hours
three men and six boys would do the-work of
forty men. The machine also effects a saving
of good coal from destruction equal to an av
erage of
. ninepence per ton.
Several attempts have boon male in this
country to contrive machines to fake the
place of miners, or to lighten their labor ; but,
so far as we know, without success.
Court of Common Pleas.
- FUIDAY, Oct. 16th,--Judge Sterrett did not
hold Court, - the room being occupied by the
Return Judges.
In the case of Bigham vs. Powell, a judg
ment of non-suit was entered by the Court,
and the jury discharged.
Before Judge Stotre.—ln the case of Isabella
Mackey vs. Caleb Russell—feigned issue—the
jury found a verdict for the plaintiff.
Joseph Stoner vs. Martin Lotinger. Juror
withdrawn, and judgment confessed -for $lB
and costs.
H. Smith A Co. vs. Canfield A Bertram.
Juror withdrawn and case continued.
Daniel E. Mitchell vs. Aid. James Donald
son. Action to recover penalty for marrying
a minor.son of the plaintiff. Juror withdrawn
and case continued.
John Connolly vs. Patrick Moen/tut. Plain
tiff took a non-sail:
Frederiek Leity vs. Patrick Moenam. Ver
dict for plaintiff, $lO.
John Crawford for use of S. B. W. Gill,
Esq., vs. Henrietta Mitchell, Administratriz.
Verdict for plaintiff, $B7.
Dr. A. G. McCandless, Physician to the
Board of Health, reports the following deaths
for the week ending Oct. 3d to Oct. 10th;
3lalcs S I W-bite ----- "' 9 Total 11
Feniales .... ;Colored 2
The diseases were: Complicate - 3
disease, 1;
ulceration, 1; convulsions, I; premature birth,
1 marasmas, 1; mousiest, 1; diptheria, I ;
pneumonia, 3.
THE EASTERN Wcext.tr_s.-34r. J. Hunt,
Masonic „Flail, Eifth street, has received the
New York and, Boston Illustrated Weeklies
for this and next week—among which we may
speciallf , mention "Street Yom York
Weekly, ..Fronk Leslie'. Illustrated :Yews's°.
per," "Ilarrer's Weekly," "Gleason. Literory
Compoution,' etc., etc.,—ln all which readers
of the most diversified tastes will find them•
solves suited.
DINE STORY Doolls.—This exceeding cheap
and popular series of publications has received
two secessions—one," The Oat of Wendean,"
and " Th e Beautiful granger," in a volume of
125 pages ; and the other, the second number
of "Taies, Traditions and Romance of 'larder
and Rernintionary Titers," edited by Edward
5. Ellis. Both may 'be obtained from the
Pittsburgh agent of the publishers, J. P.
uuxT, MOBODIO flail, Fifth Iltneot.
Foucp insii.—On Wednesday evening's
man Minted Ed. Mlllaley WS/ found dead on the
railroad track, a short distance west of Crest.-
line, baring been run over by a freight train,
which had just passed. Some persons think.
Milleley.
,had been foully dealt with, and
placed on the track, as his pocket book, which
was known to contain some $24, was found a
considerable distance from the body, minas
the money.
ATLANTO AND CIP:SAT WEBTEHH.—Tbo laying_
of the outside 'rails upon the Cleveland and
Mahoning Railroad for the ace of the wide . -
gaalle care has been completed, and the At
lantic and Great Western has taken possession
of the Cleveland and !damning Road. In
short time the broad•guago ears will run into
Cleveland.
Ctosks.—Our noighors Messrs. white, On
k Co; have a splendid !to. 1k of cloaks on hand
just received from the Best, in Silk, Velvet,
and Cloth. The variety in style and fashions,
'by far exceeds anything ever seen in this
part of the country. Our lady road,rs should
drop in and see for themselves.
Dose To Dixtr..—Another thousand colored,
troops loft Philadelphia, on Wednesday bast,
for Dixie. This Is the Sixth Colored ftegitnent,
lima is commanded by Col. Ames.
Dienittmitia Botrat.,—Jane hiorzieott Wan
committed to jail to-day by . Alden:n=l.l4'la
°loon, charged on oath of ofllcerß. Dongheity.
Pith keeping a*dissorroteble house.
III'ERSTED OCTOBER 8, 1861
'OVAL LAME' CEfLMNECY'f3. .
ix, GLINT GLASS.
TAM,Anwils ire Intended, for: the jlet. Am%
besting pairtrot the gleaeq Z. uelly; duo tiaturai
,p routitan.
rorrAti.cilaaa w4kg. Fuhinstop Ng, .
J o y
VALLEY FORGE ILOW. WORESi,
• -- • PITTEMLBMI,
eitrut
of mows, . PLOW OASTLNOB, , 11000 PS, CrtPlq
i TING, POLS.Sots. witt k g reatlrlagroam.
dam for ibi doing , badness, ins earsedlj Thins &slip to,
a /AIL .3-ton&aball'; leinpersaissfile,
Wisibsoss,Cealbt sib37 andAttsAll Bt., tltteb'sb.
JOll9, WALL,.
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how Oknhiniglosi'
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7raytatioti *ln be throbbed- upon ppplicatian
vo ttm . o danktudi b agnadi of men ofonylinent..,
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FROM TIER PO - 1 1 01114 ARMY.
ERRE 930118118 - ON WEDNESDAY.
THE REBELS EACH TIME REPULSED.
LIEN OF cas-u<vr.-rims.
NET Tone, Oct. 16.—The Timm' correspon
dence from the Army of the Potomac, dated
the 14th, says the enemy made two desperate
'and unsuccessful attempts to-day to whip this.
army In detail, and destrCY our trains, but in
both mast signally failed. Just at daybreak,
between Catlett's Station and a barn, Stuart
and A. P. Hill made a simultaneous attaek
%pan General Gregg's cavalry and the Second
Army Corps. Almost, the first intimation given
of their presence was the opening of their bat
teries upon the Second Corps. Our troops were
speedily got into position, and the enemy wae
repulsed with considerable loss.
- Late in the afternoon 11111 made another
dash to dot off the 2d corps. Me first attacked
the rear of the 6th cavalry, killing three of
the Pennsylvania Reserves and wounding fif
teen or twenty-five more. When the head of
the 2d corps had reached Kettl'o Run, near
Bristow's 11111, it made a terrible onslaught on
both corps. The 2d corps was on the east side
of the railroad track, and used the road ein
hankment at several points for breastworks,
with decided advantage. The enemy at one
time charged up to the embankment, when the
position of the 2d corps was changed, in turn
capturing 700 or 800 prisoners and ono bat
tery. Several charges were male, and each
time the enemy was forced back with great
slaughter, leaving their killed and wounded
, in oarhands.
A rapid artillery fire was kept up on both
sides until long after dark, when the enemy
gave up and retired. I have not been able to
obtain a full list of our killed and wounded,
but it is not large. Captain Ball, 3d Minnes
ota, was wounded in three places, and under
the most aggravating circumstances. When
the enemy charged up the railroad, finding
themselves in a dangerous place, they waved
their hands in token of surrender. At this
instant Captain Ball sprang upon the embank
ment, and a volley was fired at him, throe
shots taking effect: The Minnesotians
re
turned the fire, and many of the rebels suf
(erred death in retaliation for this act of trench
cry. Our trains are all safe.
There was some artillery practice this morn
ing near Rappahannock Station, but without
much damage,
The let Maine cavalry. Col. Smith, which
was cut off on Monday night near Jefferson,
across the Rappahannock, reached Bristow
Station on Tuesday night. The regiment
escaped with the loss of a squad rent to com
municate with Gen. Gregg, about twenty in
all. Our army behaved handsomely: The
following is en additional list of casualties:
Killed—Col. Jas. R. 61 iron , 62d Ness York,
commanding 3d brigade, 2d division, 2d tort..
Wounded--Capt. S. N. Smith, 7th Michigan
Infantry, Inspector General of General Webb's
stag; Capt. Frank Wessels, Judge Ails-orate,
2d division, 2d corps; gala. Thos. Sinclair, Ist
Minn., slightly ; Went: J. Dcgray, Ist Minn.,
slightly. In the 19th' Maisie, one was killed
• and metro wounded; Ist Minnesota, one was
killed, none wounded, and ono missing 72d
New York, seven killed, eighteen wounded. -
Except the let Minheiota, all the above were
in the Ist brigade, 2d division. The casual
ties in the 3d brigade; 3d division were forty
nine killed, eighty-five wounded, and twenty
five missing. Many of-the latter are erpected
to return.
City mortality
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Secretary Ch4se at Columbus.
CINCINNATI, 0ct.16:---.Secrotary Chase spoke
to a large orowd at Celmbue last night. 110
congratulated the people over their victory,
and spoke of the goad effect it would have,
-not only in 'this country, but in Earope. It
would strengthen tho handwof the President
and Cabinet, and send joy to the heart of our
army. If you had given ten thousand ma
jority only, it would not have sufficed; but
your grand old-hundred thousand has done the
business. Ho rehearsed the history of his
leasing Ohio three years duce, to attend a
Peace Congress policy he advocated, and the
result, and his transfer from the Senate by
President Lincoln to the Cabinet.
Mr. Chase also went into the history of hie
financial scheme;
referred to his three years
absence, and feelingly thanked his audience
foL their kind welcome back to Ohio, and com
plimented Governors Dennison and Tod for
their fidelity and seal In managing the affairs
of the State.
Mr. Chase loft Columbus this morning for
Washington.
Somerset County.
Special Dlq,atch to the Pittsburgh Oar.ott,
Suusaarr, 1 A., Oct.—Samoraet county gives
Curtin 1,300 majority. E. S.
From Panama..
Now Tong, Oct. 16.—The steamer Ocean
Queen brings Panama dotes to the 7th.
General .Blasquera had declared the United
States of Columbia In a state of war, and or
dered a levy et 8,000 men.
Htlltatd Match Decided.
licw YLic, Oct. 15.--Thet;illinrd match to
night for 1,000 points, Kavanagh, of New
York, bOnt . Soorittor, of Detroit, 78$ points.
NIELF*PIXG.
Q •TEANI WEEKLY TO LIV-.OS
kJ //SPOOL, hmchinrat QITESNSTOWN.•
(60111 HASOOILI The well-known eteamere of the
Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steamehip
Company ere intended as falimie:
CITY OP 11.1131310118 1 9artulaY..oe 7 ;
CITY or NEW: YOBS' ' tinturday, Oct. 31.
ETNA • Saturday. Nor. 7.
And emry.truneecllng SittanisYs at come, from Pier
44, North BIM.
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RAT= or PAS/AWL
Payable in Gold, or in spdratent as Oarreluw,
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Mgr CA1113.. ../ ;:.$OO 00 04'611-t110.: . .. s .' f :1.L5364
do to LOOLII: ..:454:1 • •dO to I.;lldOttf 34 00
do to Patin.. .r 95 00 ,' -do - • hiParts:c. , 40 59
do to ihunburt.:9o CO de tolignibir-lif tiP•
P maize fox-muted to lissre; Bremen; ital-
Ultima, Antwermpp,, de.., at equatly tow rates; -','• '•• • •
Fares Crom..Liserpoot .or Queenstown ;Ist Cobh , :
$75, S ea s $ 165. 50.414 re, PO. ..ThesearbOlvdsts - to
seeditir theft irtends essibay linnet* ticn at-thew
yor hotber Iniernedion apply - at-theiVompairy's
OMma• • • , iollli.-O.IOALS;I:A6uet• -
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OCILIIIIIII1.41,001:alinvoloorirt,40:430 tone:-
A 7101114,1,000 Cfraus.' obOror, 2,ooo:tons.
mba , lownillant +Stoiondilp. ANGLIA will WI
from Nor4orklliefAnikrikid on TITESpAY, nit 6th
'Thiteijrsig°42=7oo.l ti ETTork. rw- .4
Atolls titnoq M cntnnl ~ •' " • • I
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t r oit nnoiroilranM, ,Bottatan, Antirotn, ,, de.l at
tho Faze s from IA tsast - Tiapo[rtnr.Gnisay M :NowTork . nna
.P ogm., $ 5 . $36473, 58:45105.... , 1 1 •••. , ; • - •
Tor P.mgo app atCbo Offfelottho Agent , .
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:lea down In Mb ConarThdian .Nat. otAllairA . AfiG:4,
'or who What. 4 ,„ hp-ralexcti hi . the ParateV d l";
/Ana atrittartCdr‘kor Wialti tdyractireira .. WO . "
to takit . traßgardKaidap t w taw, will find etoVielt,
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parties. AffPil 4 " I
CO3iMERCIAL RECORD
F - INA - ifeE AND TRADE
iu
Father, Oct lq.:-The only new feature to no tice
money matters, to that gold In lower, being quoted
In New York to4sy ut 124 c—a decline of 254 per i
cent Moo.• y.nter ' ny. giver, too, is toaluiffing, Laviog '
declined to 144 In New York. Here, our hankers I
and dealers are buying gold nt 144a1,i0, and 143
144 for Siher. Eastern Exchange to steady at par
btryhc.., and y.,.;@!,.; per cent prom
The exports from New York for the week ending.
on 'Wednesday are one and a quarter ndlllon donate
less for the conwPomli°l; week of lon P'. Th u
following will show the expurts (exclusive specie)
front New York to foreign port. for the week ending
Oct. 1 41 1,, and AWN Jan, Ist:
• 1661. Is 4. 1/341.
For the week _....V2,277,1 9 7 $4,444,381
Pre, reportod.-1ta), 0 .58, 119 1119,518,2.1' 153,1tZ,650
TotalainceJarilatSlo2,336,ll4 ll3 , 9ll s l36,:ral,lB4
The trade tables of Cho- port for the month of Sep
tember, have beetrrompleted al the Custom
The impOrts at lids port for the month of September
are two and a balfmillions leo than for the VIM.-
ponding.munth of last year, but the total 'throorla
upon the market is far greater. Thus, In September,
liar-, only fourteen and a half millions doll.trs in
dutiable mmchandise am marketed while lad locath
over eighteen minions went Into omsumption. The
correspendenco in the total Imports for nine months
is quite remarkable. There is a large falling off in
free goods, owing chiefly to the contraction of the
fray list, a nd a large imin in the entries for ware- .
homing. The gain eras dining the early part of the
yeur, and the stock in bond has been rapidly fedora] .
of late. Included in the receipts of customs for the
Lost month ire E319,6T5 in interest bearing Trearory
no n., e.p.o,abli in old demand notot, 6,471.000 u
gold, and 10,000 in silver. The total receipts of spe
cie ter customs since January Ist, at this port,
amanut to 5.11,103,t591v the remainder consists of
interest bearing Treasury notes, and $ll,-
2:k.',9•21; old demand notes. The exports of produce
show a falling off as oompared with the very large
total for the same month of butt year, of nearly four
millions dollars, while the shipments of apeele show
a considerable Increase. The total for' the current
.yeiir will exeeed that of last year notwithstanding
the probable decrease during the Inter months. There
will probably be a rally In the grain movement dur
ing November, which will also help to swell the
total.—N: Y. Exprem
The Kritish revenue returns to the close . of the de
cal year ending September 211, 1863, appear in our
last London film. The government collects from
customs 5118,0.53,000, se against 568,041,000 collected
the mono ftscal year by the United States. The other
tares collected by the 'British , government amount to
52.:13,615,006 making the taxation altogethers 322,.
410,000 per annum, for the ordinary support of the
government. The Interest chergo:of the public debt
of the ratted Kingdom amounts to 5195,000,000, no
against 5118,1385,001.1 received from customs. The
interest charge upon our public debt for the Mica
year ending July 1. 1863, amounts to E 25.031,000, as
combed 908,031,000 collected from customs.
PITTSBUREM MARKETS.
siDAY. October, 10, 181 A.
FLOCS , GIL/LIN..Mem to 4 realluiLad good 10-
col demand for flour, and the market is steady bat
unciumgccli sale of 180 bble tow grade family at Iwo
,md 12i fads do "white whist at e 0,88430,75. Rye
flour 1,, firm with small soles at ' lO,OO. Wheat Is
coming in moo, freely, and Bed is flan at 81,18 from
fin.; bands. Barley quiet nt 81,25frons wagon. Oats
have declined 8;440, per hoods l; itale on truck of / car
at 75c, and p, broth from store at Ito. Corn—ealo
tm track ofl car Shelled at SIM.
OROCBRIES—Thera Is • fair Jobbing demand for
;traceries, and the market , s steady but unchanged.
Sale. of Sugar td 14314 c for !law, and IgNertye
for Itelined. Coffee lo stiff, with small sales of 111,3 at
34e. Mulassm quiet with small team at CO to-Gsc, at
o, nling to quality; Bale to the trade of 100 blds at GOc.
SPIOES--Very arm, soot highor, having' shinn , ed
materially to the Eost. Quotation. may be fairly
civet: at per pound for Pepper, 24e for Allspice;
tar for Clones, and %L. for Nutmeg..
ILtY—Ls qulat and rattier dull, though not quot,
bly lower, tales from scales of 24 loaas at from to
s.t per ton; also small males of Baled at tbs rate of
a,!s (gam per ton.
APPLES—The market is almost bare, and., with a
good demand, pricechave advanced. We note small
sale at £2,5043,25 per bbl for common to choice. '
POTATOES--The demand I. Matted and tbe mar
koimay be quoted quiet with =all sales of Neaban
nooks from store to 8068f.c per bushel. Sweet Pots
toes are sailing at $3,7 - 0' per bbl for time from Mari
etta; Z 1,400.1,50. for Baltimore, and 84,75 to $5,00 for
Jerseys.
BUTTED. & EGGS—Butter is steady, particularly
parked, which sells readily at 17@ttle: Sall ranges
from Vto 2s- for common to choirs. Eggs SIDI at
15@1f,. •
CISME—The market Is steady, and Western 'Re
serve is wiling from 12.Y,013c for prima - to choice.
CIDER—mle of id barrels Clasmpaigne at • SG- per
1,41.
Plttsburgh Petroleum blorket.
Ocr. 16—The market for Petrolettra and ita pro,
ducts, oAlitinum to role Tory quiet, atilt thortiiiibenl
to a decidedly more hopeful feeling on taR, part of
holders, there axe but very few trars44.
values mi nominally our_hangod. drudeli quiet,
.41 rather dull, and, to the dolma° -of =der, we
•
quote the. isarket iterates' at *..,paeletides retigieo;
and late; packages Moluded. The receipts coolish*
light, hued. 'apply soma folly epual - to theta:malt
demand, which is altogether local. There ii nothing
whatevt4 Ong In liallntd, and, arhllo holden:are
hopethl of an Improvement under tha encouraging
advices from Ilew York, it must be cent:agedMutt
the market Is dull and inseam, and brims am so
'very Irreirtlar, that it Is impossible to give quote-.
bons. Beikaine to weady, with small oaks at Bic, and
tome holders are asking 22c. Bealdhass to quiet and
unchanged'. . • •
•
We hare Millet. from oil City pp iti., ttio iitirliw ' t...
Crude le reported duii, with • drooPhig tendency.
Woe haring two made at 34,50 per bhl at tho wet%
and tt,l at.the utputbrif the crook. . •• ,
rark'Pettalettla Market. •
S.
Speciot DOesteh to the ,Plttshergb Gaiette.
New 'roam, Oct. le—Credo to firm and In fair de.
emedi 14th sales m,"-the spot et 33e. Waned, le
houd...eleo,:te firm, lilt, wiles on the op& et 654,50 r.,
atat.B6soo for Nordaber delimm7. free a
ehado (Vter, ranging teen ti to Mc: •Naptba If
mealy at 37 to Vc.
Chicago Market.
• dor. la,—We have to noterkeoutbstuocco of.
'Alia unsettled 'tabs of the grain markete r and
rory ft.* transactions among shippers ,. and
regular:dealers. 'The Wheat market' rponid
excited; and-2@MS° Id2hor:on pptitg.grsoi,:.
but oftorlho receipt of New York:dispatches,
buyore hell off, and tht advanco wasloot,tho
Jnarket'elositig qtriet at-$1,09 far No.-2,
j 51,12 fdr No.l 6`pring. - Thero was very little
-inquiry (or Winter Whitt, and Bake.worc. 01.
fling at $1,16(§1,16 for No. 2, and 15,07®1,09
for - rejected Red.' Floor was mote active and
easier. About -3,lloo,barcala—woms sold at
pflOell:TvasSlDF frolaftlAS®kstoo_l(S. common
elMictrWhttalThtfqtrsitti; piw@e,ol2 for.
goodtOOltolelo :Wiltris:lndlfotAtfor
Winter SuisAriinik Thd 1417 far.Cena was
light, andireuvetr anaughr china& heat-to
ettabliob - Jalinsarket , liatir;atder - Lnf..itracl
were inane at et auttlgaffatil th s : ?Eig
became weak '4c , 0404iM..4 8 6443, 11 .ti th , ),
valg* wee laid, -but bveni i La
Brat ani affaiadAft7. ol 4l l l .
he:receipts i
fall oases, .tienat.Afe:.-tatagta and, *
,
putlikte shain, - theraibaltt nn
inquiry for corn afloat. Oata were 'rampant
at the, adiittiebit-;te43iilier WI"
with soles of No. lat 64064134 e. OtS , Chlnger
tildrelftlilciamerloattnUi,i :nyinie-je
1 05 49Airti , ..UEO. InutAtteadX taut infirm rit•
quest at!cl2.2oojcir,4p,A4kciik.itlo Tor : lin.
L I
in 1.41:1;14.. Barley was in apnd demand ...and,
firmer' with ides 0,2001,24.riiini.
Itojec i fed al t i,051n" etare,:' fold
bet&
the the 'marital - reed' dull' ilia - tioxiiit
.31 0131 @Fa lower. - trttnOthyllood'itailolf ar
„$4,10@2;15.f0r good to prime:
itetive. Clover Seed' In• Amited •814ipty , Juba'
Thom was more activity in - 'ldiot
Pork and Lard. City and: coo aske d_
BfearPOrgitiltatiAliAllikafiit 250:ilarrefs
$l5, nn&aha4t2. s oo Atoms country and
ftardi sat
• '• Apple i;
• Wo en„ntbe followinglostalhoLrla . (I 1 . 11. ..) 1164
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I:oblican :
.'"l'leteles.l6 6 3 -0 1SSIs briskly - 4=
paid tor all limit I. about nee 4:Aar, OW
hiruishlhg the barrrel4 - IVlntet 'fruit "vq . 101,144.
higher prine,,,Wotably„, belhifett-{1 • • Asp
plat *Br 14-16ippta'from Weriii4bits •
bof o Ma# l, 49o ibocrorkainvOnt# lBo : lll et
ths(trasii yor.: . . Vert. et,6ll:44imesses Thew boor
star, the *ld is sktetilthiett_
_440 littd tifetire9;TOr.
leateiailatitiotta ash:Ake :diS-sigliillog kbbusahild
of banes et trait." jC : rer. .77,
Arne*
th4t,lloCiglaktlitrikt!ite littelatr.
!ado st-ot i s k re
Mat4l: l 4
^s:b 1 teoliitdVair
t i rinii.ll,7 f,
gght4l3,oCs Butts lad Stavi*O4
RNA do amokod, 4116,
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Imports
_
et&v&z&&D & I°crTaßcz&&-,- BArAto,n, ort Ir,-1 - 3;
el. barley, Spencer eb3leltry; - 160..10 W A Car
e
nk :0 1%. apples. ,A 8011ut61,14
ems'
wheal-Binh,
rk. Meese,. & co; 11 Ws Bum , W P Beck 4 co; , '
3.0 1.116 payer, D A-Faintestoik & co: 132.3 do do, J B
Welders,' 42..11. loather ' B Josue 4. co; / 14 7
wheat, J S LtaPett a co; 347 do do, T Kennedy &
Bag 105 bbl. floor, 31eBate & Anjer; 6 ptgs coif*
W A Sneatben; 1580 &o, .1 11 enowden; 23 bow cheeps.,
3. bbl. applos, Vangutiler; 16 AO do,
,IL. Voigt &
co; IM bales hop., II 8awcrt423.11.11 apple's, .1. 11.10-
anus; 12 do do, D Griatletl; 2 lgska I).ErWathur;
60 bales hay. S D F1e..1;.360 Leah cum, Win Car
michael; 2I leas outs,UrT Colvht, bbb torelya.l3,
la Breen; 26 coll. wire; J Bristol,
Prrrsarann, Fr. WiTSC rIf:CAP Oct..
S Ligg ett & 140 bga maw, J - '
Rode; 1 0 .11 Isgs mill Ivied, S A'JCarotheree.3co , :oeta l
J Marshahro do do,•11. C' Lomas; 3 . do du, .1 Boor
, head; 114' lr. hale''. SPanour kl‘tr,,Y,:l..b.r Raves,-
Lyday 4 Chorpenina 16 balsa luaY, &V.A.= barley;
Hitchcock, McCreery' k' o; 30 bble'lkone, B b rata..
...lock A ,o; 40 des brocatt - Cormley; 6 bg.
~ikathers, "A A;' 9.)4131h114-13-I'sll.c6tock S "r;
61 bids apple., retaer ArnottiOn2; 21 14. 1 . Bout, J
Klllepotrleks&Bro;l7 dodo, BleCharkan, Bowen &
ceol Rea & Keil; 3 kg. butteGN, Richter;
la blob. Apples, l ll Green-
Agibuntliv Sfarket, 0ct.'16.-3 bbls P
Giez;l3Deksatent., B T Kennedy & Biel; 2 Ws egg.,
J W Ilyde; 30 dos broom., .Tiena. n 4 Getty: 2 bbla
.potatoos,r 11 Black; IC baskets vegetable. A , Bob=
•, inwan.lbbl. Chief, V Shield; hat stuntrier,i Yost. 3
PROPOSALS.
pitoPogAleyfitt . muln3s.
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cm" QuiirrsnliaSiXtell orner„
. .• DUOS 02 WaStLINCITtgI. '
WASU.NGT O3 , D. C,October 7t. 1 4 . 1E 63 .
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo,nweired of thin of
flea until TUESDAY, October 20th, at 12 (.I . d.Ckfil.,
for funiiishing the Rovernment (2 - ,0 1 10) two thousand
Medea, to eoutbroato $ du following
SPEOIFICA2I O I , B
AU to bo (11,) fourteen lauds high and over in
- height.
AM to be in good flesh, sound, serviceable, and
suitable for drought purpoww.
All to boov'er (3) three loud under (II) aim year. of
Proposals, to ho fur (500)1lierindred and upwarda.
The fallname arul postal:am addreee of tiro bidder
must appear In thapmpataL • • • •
If • Lid la made lb the mma or ► DMA he sande , of
all the parties mart. appear orAhe tad:all/ be conshl
- st thoindtildeei propOsal of the.partper sign-
Proposials from didenits2 Orrin mill cosseldered,
and an each of allegiance, mutt accompany each
proposition, ,
Proposals must be addrescrod to Brigadier General
TX ii. Itucker, gnattermastor V. d. Army, %Washing
ton, D. C., and ehordd be plainly marked . “Propceal.
for Make
GCs •CTior
The ability alba bidder to till the centrzek. sho d
it be awards d to him, meet be ithatantied by
eponsible perilous, who.° signature, must be aPP‘ltded
to the guarantee. • ' •
• The resprokibility of the guarantors nrue be
shown by the omelet benildeato of the clerk of the
nearest Dietriot Comt or of the nearest United States
Dietriet Attorth7. . • " •
Bidders most ba prewnt In person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be conaidered.
Bonds .la the sum ef twenty thousand dollars, signed
.by the centraethr andleotle of grommtors, will If
required of the succertful. bidder noon aligning the
eonwact,
. ,
As the bond most accompany fli er contract. It will
be necumary forbidden to hartstheir Isondithert with
them, or to hare bonds Mimed lm anticipetion, and
ready to be produced when the snit:act ls grighed:
Atlanta for bowie combo. procured, upon application
being made at the offlce,litht4 perthuntly, by letter,
or by telegraph. ' •
Fors of Geotnthies
• We, —, of, the county of.-- r and, to o
Ind —of the . cisuntr7 l 4 . and 13 h°
hereby . goarantisSthat..=-LD able to fall econttact,
In accordance With thji tenni of: his Propooratc arid
that, should:his propthttion be accepted:he still at
once enter Into a contract therewith.. • ,
Should the conthet lies awardWithrt wean pre
pared to becoine hie sethrlties, andshould he fill to
sign a contract In accordance 'snitch* termoof
bid. we ourselves will become the contracting parties
In his stead.
[To this guarantee must be appended lne ea/kid
certificate above mentioned.l
I NAPEOT IDS, 'DELIVERY; At.. .
All mules contracted- Aar under thbriodvortisement
will be subject to Inspection. turd those notoonform
vthe specifications will be, njecteit, • •
mules most be dclirere.2 In this oily within •
(25) twenty-the days from the date of signing tbs
contract.
Payment to be mathsuper the etsupletion of the.
contract, or so soou thcreaftet ad t h e Chief Quarter
master of this depot shall be in rands.,'
, •
The mules will be toiarded in hither (50) Are hun
dred Oath, latiloa rtlierZartern.M.rMAY deOti:
it for the interest Of the Goyeresitent Or Tort . the
number.
The Chief QuartortnalSer-reeerrels,to•ltimaell the
right to reject arty or all bids that be, deck too
high.
Brig. Gen. and Chief QthrunanesteS, •
Depot of Ijitablegiem,
FORAGE WOW).
CCM
astotrant QualrmdiabeentiVid , :
Wheeling, Went Va.;;Octotrrr - 12431 . :
SEALED PHOPOSILLS- lewd et b -
office until 12 o'clock et noon tattOctalwr 2.11 ht ltki4
for ftrnalalling thequartermaeter'ulleyartrbout tt. 8..
Army, with the following, tie t •• •
Twothundrod thousand (2,o,ooo)inielteleid'ytime
Oats, in sacks, the Osta to weigh thirry.tbrdel24
pooh& to the- twahtl, and the'eaehe to be goodlStrOng
burlap.. Tho groin to bo delivered it. Wheel/M.
Wert Va., ono ornate; withbrilftern ilayN opt.Tuir*
ter within thirmdays, one patter within tottxdire
days end one quarter within .izty daye fromdsto of
thomand tone (2,000) of icod, -, eotottr ,
chentehle Timothlt nod balF4/ to Po den t
tbn Immo ritlo - tAth theittn.
Prottaitas lact ath ted for the otake lot or
for twenty tbonsindi(9nAw)triabeie of Oily or fifty's
(SOyhtne of Flu, Proposals moat atetethe - quantity
offered, tho plose qt . reddoseedf the end moat
bo sccoritjawded . by n guamnttra "alit lend two re-,
.I.l*Stible parizme that.thek-endsi erMfulalrltte con- -
traotif siratded oatl SuitotWftd bidden" will be
notified aoloon - award, Inrambi en poesible."
Written rentarta etgl.in all - coots °Waled into%
and contraebOriwill be _requitsdp.entbcdtde, YF the
.isithfol - lisrformenco 'of_ the Otibtreet. kmyotioll
• hould het" endorsed on th e - envelope' urropoinde :Sin
Forsttoe' and be addreieed'to the undenigtied et
Wheeling, Watt Va. The right to :test arty or all
bale to reserved by the Goonaraceit..
No bid, will be entertained rankati.the foregoing
requiremonts are complied with.
. - • • TILEDW*LL 11100102.,
C a l
# 4. " 3 ( /* 4 4 6 7# 3,t .' n 8. Army.
PIIOPOSAIiS .FOR FLOU
Prtmettalleselnritedtillthettldday of °MEER;
3 8 0. 14 , Ig- L BIAA A14111'1448, the, aubodaucz-lle: .
ceizaClli with WO 099 Unwell of flour. _
Bias wiir retehia Gtr ' 'what to known at Nai l '
No: 2. &W Nn. mid Cro -any /within lees thhn
V,OOO barreb.
tn duplicate forlhedltforent grades sheiald
fvosepago ithoots of fapc., ,
d ry of the_&nr to /* commenced within
mllentaZ .4f the bid., or ; a faa.
stanata=datrivaa direct, the rate
of Whit, ea the gorna,
moot l'Untlmwe itetqwn,'st the "hems, Dr ar
the ratite*/ depit,•ass~on, D. 41, -
Payment will be Snubs is sentilleates of indebted,
new Or inch WV him
.fir hletribdtl
The nineinePectilin 3nlit
Wire the deur rdee is - • • i/
An oath otaNsglance fatist atroarsty of bist& '
No bid will be entertained from parties who hate
perilously failed to comply with their bids, or ,irozp.
bidder natpnWentle rwspond..
Tine befrets If/ bq entirely nay, m obs.very strompf
o.lW.9 lo t o r* owl mid cr . if
4torm *IN /Owl whiVesioaresh
mutt tc , b6 dtretteU NICKWITI4
0.41. U. , 46. ;D. endcmied
t'Froimmilt for Slime!' .11 "rn valkl4..
--C1.41.11jr1 .414EXT8a=-4 niz
TENSIONS, BOUND TT
4.:1W, Vn.l 4:1,a:1.112, 4
T. WASH 13.A.Mry ..::,. .:.
!) G E 14101,4 u ,visi I 111 7.elk OVOVI'44
. .
•
ice , multi ethattrtiMackebamilidicattiodiii .
-- 11,
r . misiannaedlobniroAcitive;beitaituwitio a
~,,,c. ; or,IVAIr li . , kn datUnt i F i r2 , o 6 , l 7
leen are olio entitled • to traledi unity: Irord=
lid/
WlPP4ltlineen 01.414freeKtme Antltled to
*n•i;•
j th " WW* l, ,PC 4 gAd k rF t,. . :Mel: nre t t . 1 * in.
the serried ate d'nUtloil in ... - pensions end
..' lned
Mars claims of itreiigiiiiipiaeS, promptly it
'60,40. P. ~N o • 4l t eritn-terl4,l l4 :nrll+Ww. -_ _ ,_ td , tlei•
I EloniT le cod:* • . It ..: !ovum...
112.1WAli)11S; VACTi"PAr,
2 • n . - -ct;
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4.7ictaisr At ANDOLai 6131 M.
'h•Cr.
000)COMII KfthaPy,fti r jabAng cmixj= e r
nopww.itoLDUßS 8,444•00-5,a 1
,thowt 11011bITL65tiokall Atethec4B o2 - " au ' R o t a,
.010101, ha emended en:or s t elpsoutkic,,
211121abtlMEMB Orpheit,
ChtatettiStettetes stilit ilegetrepet ,
'metalline tat thandertex-hOodiadetiuthammtmix.
ithagt,FittlestulkEertboat itheme coatraetett
8 ,2 co,ll ,
_Waretehatteatettlteollsbted,emtit o letteevatti
- anaeraseatmettraiillaktp telnetteed.:4: Timard.
IngrAltr;:gritaintr:3 3 QMlEo4.
1 -IY-L mann, "Bikeik - Afoiiii =WART
=AIMS otremmifienet~olitcted by the-sub
eeriber4tgui foiloeripi =bat, viz: Penske:km 810 00;
ell rithWelitheiSPso.....
Trn.our, Atiorwr ,
Itaii; l ,i4v 4 =l"S t am 49 -= . 4. 71 4
''1"1","ld
14 4MALAWIigisaTEAVOM
• 1 • ;-.." 1: `.
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YAW
ea ' l2O and ISIEERCO4DAMSZTO• rittibUnit•
QUMAISIL At, . - ,
ITILSORSTENT. • t .
and sharlilolsDAT, A ..
lath. PENITSILYAS 4 tWiTivat, • ' T 7I
SINE DAILY 'MAINS. t_•!.
The TEIBOViaII ACCOM)IODATION TRAIN
leaves the Pittsburgh Station daily, (except Banda))
at kW a- nr.. atopping at a.llBtattens between Piste.
burgh and Philadelphia. and ix:slang dlrict •etinnio
Lion fat now York and Philadelphia. • -
The THBOUGIi TllAlli leaves ihs
at gauge! Stodge' every morning (except Sunday) at
tbo s, ut, atopping only at principal stations, and
'ranking direct coluiectlona at Elaretsburg
inorejind Washington, and fur Nov York for Philo&
delphia.
• Thi..ximoucu EXPU STILAIN fear* dany at
AO pail, stopping onlyst pancipalstaidasul,
direct connection at Ihuvftiktrrtha — Baltint=
Washineon. phia. arit fsrStnt lark sia - Alkuttowu touts
an d Phlladel
Thu rest -LINE kin; titS Stittiactlittly
Sunday) at Wei pou., su
ni aaslyADLlDejpal sus
Om* connecting at Ulm b turßstussats and
Wastilkston,nnd at rusWew Tatic.4. •
ACCOMMODATION MIN& •'" '
mronasowadcoommodalon ivo i n d billemdtaD/
(except Sunday ) at 243=g
and runnings fir as
Xtrit Accinitinwlatipn , Traltalat ..Wall's station
-learaidally (except,B2a -11,30. a. m..
. Second Amon= ibr Wall's Station
leandally (except Sim ) eI lt : 30 a. tn.'
..Third Accommo dation" Train Or Wall's station '
leavesdally (wept firm )it tiCO p. m.
Fourth Accomm - Train .for Weirs station
leaves daily (except Sun .) alo:lo.p.m.
,„
The Church Train lam ; Wall'a Station mory San_
day at 6 i 155 'a M. i - , - ISSISS Pittsburgh at
12e5.P, sz _ _
BetunilritistiMartin in Pittsburgh ea &Merit
Baltimore rtimi.---.......—........11:50p. mi •
Pleilistelphie ' press--.--..---..........12:3D NIX,' .
Fast Line.. --.—.-12: 50 a. m. •
Through liallTrain.. ve-w)a. is.
Johnstown Aconitmodation---.--10;06 a. ii.
First Wall's Station Ateommodation.. _... 025 a. m -
Second Wall's Station Accommodation... 60 5... m.
Third Wall'aStatlon Acconersodatione.., l i lo Pm'''.
Fornili Accommodation., AM.
BaltimoreExpressr will arrive with Th iledoiDab
Repress at 1123 per . on Mondays.
Trains for Blairtrilla and Indiana connect atlllaits•
villa Intepection - 1 with Through heouougimhahuh ,
Johnstown Accommalan and Repress Train Seat,
and with Baltimore Ea :One and Johnstown AMA.-
modatiorrlvea.. •
Trains liar %bawd:own connect at Cresson witl Thi e . ti
mew Trains and Mall ...ln West, and with .
becommodetion andßxpress Train Sant. ....,. .
The publid . Will and It greatly to their IntireirE In '
going Sh a y or West, to-travel by the Penneyinsids:
Central Railroad, es the accommodationsnow atterkl,, -
cannot be amassed on any other routs: Ths Raid"
is ballostat with stone, and Is ratirely few tttaithist..'i:
We can prosaism safety, spowl, and cuptinri "to
.ell ..,
who may favor this road with their patronsr. •' '
To Hew York.-112 SOTollialtimill 01 -
1
To Philsdelphis, 10 50 To ' lastcasteew..... S go
T. mrthrtgar--- - 7 65 -. ..
Baggage checked Mall tattoos on the Pelingyhra- -
Ma Central Itailmad, and to Philladolphia,llalthriana ' •
and Now York. • •
Passengors parchuing tickets In. the aus will be- ..e
=t SA aim, according to the diertanos Wasted.-
Dream,
ao die station lutes, =Opt from' stiaload . r
where the Company Mai no agent .. . ' .. '''.--
lioTloll.—.llx tamed loss, the Ootapeety tilll_holi. , ,
themadula jailF96 3 Thia litramal . 1 4113 1 4 11 auilvi..:
end for an amount not ex . ling SBA, .
N. B,_nur.pgantbus -Minium been - miplazi - te ,
convey pas se ngers and baggage to and trims Ille- -,
pot, ex a charge not to isisiedtS emits, tier midi pas;.. _ '
%env= enAteitgutP• T.* Itshete n tpr to - ,
. . .J. A -ET, 4: 4 . ~i
At the ,reamylutitit' °tiara ' ILettroad.. PAlser.
Station corner Liberty Lai Oran Vine*. ap - "
I E ..E . - . •-•- • -
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PITTSBURGHA.ND atafti
r •.-f.!
• • wlizmural xteiLuo,u) .
BIIDiME It •MiItIiNGEMENT.—On and _attar .
MONDAT, April Mb, 180. Mains wi3Vlesve thei.:"
Depot of the Pennsylvania Sailload, in Pittsburgh.-"
as bottom.: ,
Pittsburgh sad Whereas /irw. -•: .
Leaves Pittsburgh LAti a. m. Gal a. tn. 1244.14...i5i,.•
do Wellsville. 3;10 " &IS " tea . " :,-•
do fitenbenv'e • 3:10 " 9:07 ". 3:53 ''•"•-,
do -Wheeling. fain " 10:08' " +.13 a'••
arrives Bel Lair- 5.2.5 " 1ie..3 " _ MO :it. ,
Connecting at Steubenville and Bella& with Stan
heroine and Indians Briiiroadand tbntral Ohlo Bally '
rood for Zanisillet, Nownrii„ Colambits, Estnia.lhaV
ton. Indianapolia, Cincinnati, itaidendlles;Caira. St: .
Louis, St: JbeePli,,ind - all :Ft and sontliwes4
and at Whealingwith Btl7ae,d Ohlo'llldroat-
Pitabwgiond , •Lire.. •
I L
paves Pittsburgh.—........ Woo. tn . It4op.m.
do lyeusTwo.....-.......,... ..t4o ~ , k... 1.0
do 11ayeird....—....-- sso " LA "
do Alliance---- 54.1 " 4.415 "
do Itavenna..... - ;—... - . - ..:.-s - 7= " Cr.= "
do Madame-- - —. US -.... =0
Arrives at Closeianr "- - ... 4.1•11 . ,7.10 "
Ceinhectintr at Bayard with " was `Asa& 'SA- •
New Philadelphia and Canal at etliiirecalaith ..;
-Pittahmigh, tort Wayne and Chi Hamad: at •• •
'Ravin= with Atlantic and Great ern Ilailrowl '
for Vanes, Gisensills klesdrille, 818011. COM, .'1
Jamestown and. Salamanca; it Ibubon with Clare
land, Utensil's • and Cincinnati Mama tbf 'Alma: •
Cuyahoga Fails and Millereburg, and.at aistigandk ~
with C. et E. IL E. ihr Erie, Duntirk and Ennio •
with C.' St Sit.' 114 for sanatiskyrToledd. and slag . •"
with steamers for Detroit._,,, ~ • .e, .. • .. .
Wellsville Accammodatimiloar4 af3:NJ p. m. • I
ll • aturrdng traits Intrust 9.10 a: ta.: 3.= and 885'.: 1
.p.m,: and 2.13016 , m.
pro=tVeleta to all - prominent points ems, bre - :'
a i t the Liberty &met lot, Pittetangh. ,-'
_r - PEOPAIR PA.llM,Tirlmt Amant.. ....„,
And at 881411nY City. _.
. -- A. tl. CAtedgiaSßEY, Veld Agent" 4 - ,
For further information applyto
WILLIAM. STEWA.E.T.Agned.' • .
At tlw Comp sll Waco Itt Pplght . fitation, Permt.. 7
.. .. , -.
-,
ap2l
EEL=
NATIONAL B 4 kMC. •
OF PITFSOOItGH.
• TBRASIGITiDEPAHTHENT
thmulos.Coarriotz.za sax Oaaltmet,
illubinStotkcity. azzett Gtb,ISA
Wayzata; By - eattsfactorr.ovidonhe p to
Alto iludenizoced U truii - Geonli to appear that,
the SHOT IiaTIONWBANKHZ PIITHIBUBOH,
to tha Ostaty:oflAttleabooy. and Stattove Potzosilta-•...t
•alatPulhotattoly,otaaatatß =A= sod according V.
ithe.reStatotooata Set of. Coitutat, eatithit
• ...ate..htt tolorido tiHailoaat Catiancy, *wed
pledvat Bata Stott! Stocks; and to prosido for .:
'oo.th:cola/low izat•slWci:Ezzahlit _Mired; -- aPprecinat - li'
,rotaizza..T4oo 1 8 G, and. ham totollad arith
jprovitions of.atid•itat..tegnitedto :be compliod, 1001 ••••
'beta* comfaiiitUfw the hatfneas anti:4las:
tharelbtal,t, Brat' wcuisocs,.Camptrollet : 1
of the gisito•aeT, cottity tliat'tho - said
rucsr - NATIONM .01h. PITTSBURGH, .4
"Otomfy of Anogilenf. aniltateLat PemmiTaztis, fa
l`azithorized to consarace,Go:!hattatr of Ilsoklas
derthtact "Tolima& •
'Tzt`toettriat %tete& tuitilan haul
fulltza, „. 4: a bhar ta
I,.o2Ltf.°P.*:9foP9qf f 4 :3
11 ' .,711110NAL WANE or
.
bitrantir- -
P 1171381133.014 PL
(Lary inTsutraca 2FILBZ•COMPANT4
Cini.il.44oo.6.oo..wtliCiO Inman
- to 153,60Q0.090. ' -
itihrLiteharoh T < Tait, Ileapity tot*
- touter ItiOset pitoldeee
`the titlie• ot , the
- prrrsEttuaa, gnat raunt. cariti;Vti
tke.cou•ctio4 lik BP of
ciooey deposit,O*l I'M F 4
Zhange do 44:mete IX the cmottty. • :
The mass which has . attended the .Pittsbhith'"
Trot Company, einee-Its-eepottattiotvia 1.64. Till <
mr•belleve...tera mothetvot : lmareokee VIA boding
entioattg - to :the :em orgeotettlen.
name
a ehli BOht
LA ts ii
yta costr
to Ultra 4O:•;
ciatklerettinotthl frattiem to Vitae mho dolottimoiet:.
!!1. - ,1#4.1.05e:M";',!
• Dtascro - ; ,
Iroperinkrz:. • SatM7i y
.Thozetuaßsili• ; '
inotnaiiWiertrap. iltautaPCl 6, -
Yin 4 X# 1 1444..ur.: - • "
-August Lt1i, 1863. •
Teir&lllT-ZivimasaArucNciTius
.a.,riOClrnt flescri - r ..7: . :... -4 ......•..,t , ,-....,..; ~-;!: :
~
1 , , 4 : !,-. CUASIMBIT DrlB6d; - r.:.if.:, . :: 1:r s.
, °Pin daily:M.6g to 2 chick, olio to . Vrectimaoy-I ,
And Bann*/ sferdligs, feria .1110 ;lit. to Noconftery ,
gat, from 7 to 0 o'clock, ond from NormnlBl9Bl,llkl -
M.y
licr Boole toll calock...-.. -- - - -- -
, BcDrolro fp-Iml otnil 1.55818 ti p s _
_lmo tharc. Olni
zwi ar ,:ad a - dnarromint thosinlusim - 11 - WO* n„ i
' eat i ft'
j e
a" V b .lltla t t a.
" Lir d.4: `
1 . .l i to u ttl . Xtror Akan Ibie intentoWpits: :
?,..r.,t. - ... :.,,,,,,.....,....„. fp.. „....,,i r!A . dr: ~ V,;:.;
Interest triwkirnortr anti fri--fling W ' , a .,' S..
~
of the dgeollofttricipat. ind 'boarirthiflrmfor in- •
•:"emeet, from rho darkflincrirgracmnbon cons-,
we
1 ? ... ••• • . Istorsitor_ withatt itatthUng tbifto.
' P . 1 11 , 914. PT evlar , tabre•Mt E l B pri h B 9k.---Mf 1i .
fathshoncy. Nou:Vialcatimapralheye*nr. -- ; t
•-_-
' Bab, Cannata OW Bharat,' Ml:tirtn4 '''
ina Itegalatkms, ttcrahlterkrali-Vatt OP 1 i 1 1 e g 1 I 0 I i A rs •'.
U.:, dace. - - - ", - • -- - - - 1 ,
. L 0 i .11 2 PER M FX . OP; G L A M. I k I Pr' F.. '...'''. Z 4
- . ;.' , .E..:!f -..!:! 1 ... , ..TIVIGIMPAVVII4I3 XL:: , , •••c:l.v.,,trt-•
iolui B. Mardion.lct- 'agar X.,,lkkoro2oitl,-
John Holmes, - • .lolB,oLocolkA • ,
- , Alesandor B : "Ames B, it. Moab. il '•
L. ack.' " JC L /ILl'abeic t *'ro4 ` ,- ,
- I.Trunes 1101,31,04;,-, -,- I nlayer* -, 1 .. T., -••
• • Jamas flenlmon, ,'• Wino* Jz Argiondllol: p..
- •
- .TakeAt:NO*lloor.
1 4 OP --Wfater„ RcilaWoloo4='. l `l- -
j o h a v,isi t at eyr
:Gems Black,:.Robert - 1 abb,' ,• .•
Alamo A. Cankr" -1132 el '`.
it t:e` 4'
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:Willism-paastase,,, aseßPOVAr r a t i
Wullsra it,
.WilliamB.llareu Akrand•rTnekl ,
Peter H. Haokerr ,- 11711Talar:reie„-, - „• ,
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mum s.Langs.
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