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^TRANSPORTATION. Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel ing Kail Boad. OH AND AJPT*K MONDAY, November 4th, 1861, Passenger Trains will leave Bridgeport u fol lows, (Bnndays excepted:) 11:15 A. M. Mail Train, stopping at all station*, ar rive* at Pittsbnrgh at 4:10 P. M., ?od Cler.land at 8:10 V. M. ielO P. M. Express Train, stopping at all station*, arrives at Pittsburgh at lfcOO P. M. and Cleveland at 8:46 A. M. RETURNING TRAINS. Leave Cleveland at 0:30 A. M. and 3:40 P. M., ar rive at Bridgeport at <*25 P. M. and 6:36 A. M. l^ate Pittsburgh 1:66 A. M. and 1:40 P. M.f ?r ^4 ? at Bridgeport at 6:36 A. M. and G:25 P. M. Connections are made at Folio-was At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. R. for Harria burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila delphia, New York and Boston. At Cleveland with Cleveland k Toled R. R. for*San dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and all points in the NoaTH Wxer. With Detroit steamers for Detroit; Jackson, Chicago and the Nobth West. With Cleveland A Erie R. R. for Erie, Dun kirk, BuffaloandNiagara Falls. With Cleveland. Colnmbua A Cincinnati for Creetline, Delaware, Columbus and Cincinnati. At Hndflon with the C. Z. k C. R. B. for Cuyahoga Falls, Akron. MiUeratmrgh and Woo* ter. At Alliance with P. Ft. W. A C. B. R. for Canton, Massillon, Wooater, Salem, Knon, Co lumbus, Ac. , _ At 8 tea ben-rills with P. C. A C. Wiwand atInuii with C.O. O. R.R- forZanesville, New ark, Columbus, Xenla, Dayton, Indi anapolia,Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Loafs, St. Josoph and all points Wtst and South West. Excursion Tickets lo Pittsburgh and return $3.76. Fare always as low, and tlmo much quicker than any other route. Through Tickets to all points in the West, North and East can be procured at the office No. 37 Water street, next door to Sprigg House, Wheeling, Ya^ and at Bridgeport Station. Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to any point accessible by thfs road and Its connections, to the East, North, West and North-West, at office No* 87 Water street, or with Freight Agent at Bridge port Station. R. HAMILTON, Agent, Wheeling, Va. JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent, Bridgeport, O. J.N. McCULLOUOn, Proeident. F. R. MYERS, Oen't Ticket Ag't. novO Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road Wheeling, 13th April. 18flt. ON and after the 14th of April, 1861, tho passen ger Trains will be run as follows, viz: The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except Sundays at 10 A. M.. Benwoori at 10:30 A. M.. arriv ing in Baltimore at 4:40 A. 31., connecting with tho Express train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the Eaetern cltfte, lfcaving at 0:15 A. M., ar rivea at Washington at 5:30 A. M , making close con nection with the Southern lines for all parts of tho South. This troin stops nt the principal station** from Wheeling to Cumberland. Returning, leaves lialtimore at 3:46 P. M., and Washington City at 2:46 P. M.. arming at BciiwikmI at 6 A. M. and Wheeling at 0:27 A. M., making direct connection with the Expresstrain Tor all parts of the We3t. Southwest and Northwest. This train stops only for meals and wood and water. The Mail Train leaves daily including Sundyn* at 6:67 P. M., Hen wood at 7:26 P. M., and arrives in Baltimore at 3:16 P. M.. connecting with the Mail train, leaving for Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all Eastern cities at 4:45 P. M., arrives at Wash ington City at 5:20 P. 31., connecting with the South ern lines for all parts of the South. This train stops on the west end ot the road at Moundsville. Cameron, Mannington, Water Station Fairmont and Ornfton. Returning, leaves Baltimore at 6:30 A. 31., Wash ington City at 4:26 A. 31. and arrives at Benwood ?t 10:10 P. 31. and Wheeling at 10:32 P. M., connecting with the Express train for all partsof the Southwest, West and Northwest. This train stops at the prin cipal stations only. The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs daily, except 8undays,leaving Piedmont at 6:40 A.M. and arrives at Wheeling nt 8:10 P. 31. J. B. FORD, Agant. W. P. Smith, Blaster of Transportation. L. M. Cole, flen'l Ticket Agent. np20 I860* ISflO THK CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD net) MILKS DOUBLE TBACK. The Capacity of this Komi in now equal to any in the Country. Three Through Fa senger Trains, BETWEEN PITT8I1URQH * PHILADELPHIA, Connecting direct in the Union Depot, at Pittsburgh, with throngh Trains from all WesternCitlesfor Phila delphia, New York,Boston, Baltimore,and Washing ton City; thus furnishing facilities for the transpor tation ot Passengers, unsurpassed, for speed and com fort, by any other route. Express and Fast Lines run through to Philadelphia without changeof Cam or Conductor*. Smoking cars areattached to each train; Woodruff** Sleeping Cars to Express and Fast Trains. The Express runs Daily, Mail and Fast Lino Suit days excepted. Three Daily Trainflconnect direct for New York. Express and Fast Lines connect for Bal timore and Washington. Six daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York. Two Daily Trains between New York aud Boston. Throngli Tickets (all Bail)are good on either of the above Trains, and transfers through New York free. BOAT TICKETS to Boston aro good via Norwich, Vail Biver or Stonington Lines. Baggage transferred free. TICKETS may bo obtained at any of the important Railroad Offices In the West; also, on board any of the regular Line of Steamers on the Mississippi or Ohio rivers. pTFarc always as low and time as quick as by any Other Route. ASK FOB TICKET8 BY PITTSBURGH. The completion of the Western connections of the Pennsylvania Bail Iload makes this the Direct Line Between the Bast and the Great West. The connecting of tracks by the Rail Road Bridge at Pittsburgh, avoiding all drayage or ferriage 01 Freight, together with the saving of time, aro advan tages readily appreciated by shippers of Freight, and the Traveling Public. For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply to or address cither of the following Agents ef the Company. D. A. STEWART, Pittsburgh; H. S. Pierce A Co., Zanesville, 0.; J. J. Johnston, Ripley, O.; R. McNbely, Maysville, Kv.; Ormsdy A Cropper, Portsmouth, O.; Paddock A Co., JefTerson ville, Ind4 II. W. Bbown A Co., Cincinnati. O.; Athern A Hibbkrt, Cincinnati, 0.;R. C. Meldrum, MAdieon, Ind.; Jos. E. Moore, Louisville, Ky.: P. G. (PRvunr A Co., Evansville, Ind., N. W.Graimji A Co.,Cairo, 111.; R. P. Sasb, ShalerA Glass. StTonis, Mo.; John II. Harris. Nashville, Tenn.; Harrison Hunt, Memphis, Tenn.;Clarkk A Co., Chicago, 111.; W. II. II. Koontz, Alton, 111., or to Freight Agents of Rail Roads at different points in the West. The Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection and Speedy Transportation of Live Stock, And Good Accommodations with usunl privileges persons traveling in charge thereof. FREIGHTS. By this Route Freights of all descriptions can be fur warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston or Baltimore, to aud from any pointson the Rail Roads of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri, by Hail Hood direct. The Pennsylvania Bail Road also connects at Pitts burgh with Steamboats, by which Goods can be for warded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Kontucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi, Wiscon sin, Missouri. Kansas Arkansas and Red Rivers; and at Cleveland. Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to all ports on the North-Wentcrn Lakes. Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transporta tion of their Freight to this Company, cau rely with confl '- ice on its speedy transit. TBI. RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any pointin the West by the Pennsylvania Rail Road are at tilltimei at favorable at are charged by other R. R. Companies t&.Be particular to mark packages "via I'enna. R It." K. J. SNEEDER, Philadelphia. MAORAW k KOONS. 80 North Street. Baltimore LEECH k CO.. No. 1. Antor Iloiiw, or No. 1 .*8. Wm (St.N.Y. LEECH * Co? No. 77 Suite Street. Ronton. U. H. HOUSTON, Gtn'i H-right Ag'l, rhila rdelphln. L. L. HOOPT. Orn'l Ticket Aj't, Philadelphia TH08. A. SOOTT, Otn'l Sup't. Altoona Pa. Janl-'e. HEMPF1ELD RAILROAl CHANGE OF XiMKI . \t? AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER THi ' ' 29tb, the 11 >ln? on tbla Road will ran u Mlo.i i It,.leapt Sunday ?: Un Wuhington Arriva at Wbwlloi. 10 RETURNING: Una Wbaalinc 3 P. II Arrind at Waabington 6 '? AH M|lu to b. ftnwdtd from WhaaUof nut b* I M tb. dapot batora 2 o'clock P, II. to loran Ha ?nmt tb. am da/. B*rU W. P. BPRTON. gnp't. /\L? WHUKV OF 18SS, ?fcH . ? W. A. EDWARDg k BRO. ? WW.IIfOMMIM or sup*. irsg&ttiissrj' ??(?* * (yyn, OFFICIAL. . 1 LAWS OF TUK~UNITKD D'fATES. ,-asud at the Fir* **?4*^ , [Pusuc?No. 1.] 1 k act to rafrad aod remit the duties ou >rmi im A ported by States. Be it enacted by the Senate and Honse of Kepr" tentative# of the Uniied Statee ol America in Con 'rM? Assembled, That the Secretary of theTj"^"^ be and he to hereby authorized aad directed to fund and remit the dalles and imposts on all Imported into theC rilled 8lsl?sl?? b,foro the of May last, or which may be importM , 0( nrsTday or January next, by or for Iff^gSSory any Stale; ^rtded, the ^intended, in shall be satisfied that the said arm of any State good faith, for the oseof ?jj" lid^,g to suppress which is or may be against the United the insurrection now existing ?*? 6"7pro'ed.Juiy?.,80_l_ * fPDBUC.?f?. *?) ror tho payment of the xniHtia 4K ACT intothiscrrico of thy Uni and roluntejrt. ^ time they were called into serrfce l^lhe thirtieth day of June, eighteen hun dred and Senate and House of Hepre B? it enacl1(4 J Statcs 0f America in Con """'-I'-mbied. That there be and hereby is appro ?rf".T,?iT?n? money In the Treasury not otli printed, out >f_any y fl mlulonl! seven I ' .fji ^!P^s?xtv thousand dollar^ or so much mar b?'JeSSr!to *he ?OTern ,h"T.?^Tthe mtutlaand volunteers called into ISJJrfcl oFtle United States, being a0J^ldlt,f0?' amount required for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen huudred and sixty-one. Approved. July 13,1861. [PCBUC.?No. .3.1 AN ACT further to provide for the collection ol n l??WeSenate"SLfifiuaaofRepre J??~%X&?ZS? ?SS VS. Kress aasem ? .>re8jjen? by reason of unlawful sSsSSJasaiatS'isiS , 0nl'^? nn~col?cct the duties on imports '?^'"V'nVry Tf. "?y coul" tVon Ks^Asss sag "4 S,,?,1 ?riS?*SK3fV^ iSSSSEKSs hi in" J e -I 1MJrt8 of delivery, and shall fix zrxiu"?. th "imKTSlSuta which such ports ol ol^'ul^slwt^aiipiy to , . i *h? President, the revenue from duties "nTr^rU t^mot be eff?t..?lly collected at any mi tot entry in any collection district, in llie orill nrv way and by the ordinary means. or by the courso provided in the foregoluK section, then, nnd ?n that case, he may direct that the customhouse lor the diitrict he established In any secure place within mild district, either on land or on board any . ? ^,,{,1 district or :it suit near the uiwt, anil ^hUc^lhe Elector shall reside a, .uchl>hu? lit nj?h tlm cui'o iiinv he. and there dt lalnllll' vesfela'and iiwrgoes arriving within lirotichinc said ilUtrict, nutil the duties JnllKwed by !ISm said viwfK and their cargoes arc paldlncasli. Provided. that if Ihe owner or consignee of the cargo on board any vessel detained as aforesaid, or the nmater of ^Ud vessel, shall desire I. enter a port of WlnlToltaTdWricl in the UnitedIS ates where VESSM SKSSTlS! SXmL ?iv..?mirv shall, with the approbation of tho 1 rcsi ,eT make p";p.Tr reflations for the enforcement ,'"V,tnblw.r,! of sue - Jr.,vision, of tlm Jaws rcgotat Inu tlm assessment nnd collection of dulU? as in his iudzment mav 1k? neceosary and pnicticnblc. aforesaid from the cosily of the proper ti.<. l u.tomi. unless by process of some court ot tue United States; and in case of any attempt otherwise) to take such vessel or cargo by any nation or assemblage of persons, too great To bcoitr cotue by the officers of the customs, it shall and may be lawful for the President, or ?nrh person or as lie shall have eui|s?wered for that purpose, nhiv such part or tho army or navy or malitia or the United Stales, or such force or citizen volunteers a. mav he deemed necessary for the purpose or prevent In" the removal or such vessel or cargo, ami protect tug the officers of tho customs in retaining the cuslo dV?TAnd ho it further enacted, That If, in th' judgment of tho President, from the cause mentlonetl inX first section orthlsact.thedutiesnponimporhi in nay collection distrtot cannot he etfectuallycollect id bv the ordinary means and in ilic ordinary way. or n the miMle and manner provld,,l in tho foregoing I Iccttons or this act,"then and In that case the ilcnt is hereby empowered to close the port or ports ot entrv in snid district, and In such case give notice thereof by proclamation: and thereupon all right ol importation, warehousing, and other privileges inci dent to ports ot entry shall cease and he discontin ued at such port so closed, until opened by order ol the President on the cessation of Mich obatructlolis, and if while eaitl ports are bo closed, any ship or ves Ml fto'm beyond tho United States, or having onboard any iJrticIe* subject to duties, shall outer or attempt to enter any sach port, the same, together ^'h 'U tackle, apparel, furniture, and cargo, shall be forn.lt ldSec.l6? Audbelt further enacted. That whenever the President, in pnrsuauce ot the provisions of the .rcoml section of the act entitled "An act to provide for calling forlh the malitia to executo the laws of tho Union, suppress insurrections, and r. pel Inva sions, and to re|M>al the .u:t now in force for that pur pose " approved February 2ft, 179S. shall have called forth tho militia to suppress combinations wUnsUlie laws of the United States, and to cause the law? to bo duly executed, and the insurgents ?hsll have ral cd tn disperse by the time directed by the President, and when sald'lnsnrgenls claim to-act under the author ity or any State or States, and such claim is not dis claimed or repudlate.1 by the persons wordsing ithe functions of government in snch State or Slates, or iu the part or parts thereof in which said lions exists,norsnrh insurrection suppressed by said State or States, then and in such case it may and ?hall he law ful for tho President, by proclamation, to declare that the Inhabitants of such State,or any sec tion or part thereof, where such Insurrection ex'"" are in a state of Insurrection against JJ* States; and thereupon all commercial '"'ercourse bj and between tho same and tho citizens tliereor and the citixens or the rest ot the United Slates shall cease and be unlawful so long as sujjh cond tior ol hoatnltv shall continue; nnd all goods and chatties, wares nnd merchandlie, coming State or section Into other parts of tho United States, and all proceeding to such State or section, by land or water, itiall, together with the veesel or vehicle convey ing the same, or conveying persons to or from such State or section, be forfeited to the United States: Provided,however. That tho President may, In Ills discretion license and permit commercial in tercourse with anv such part of said State or section, the inhabitants of which are so declared in a state ol insurrection, in such articles, and for snch time, and hv such persons,as he, iu his discretion, may think most conducive to the public Interest; and such in tercourae. so far ashy htm licensed, shall ho conduct ed and carried on ouly in pursuance of mlos and reg ulations l.rescrilied by the Secretary of the Treasury. A nd the Secretary of tho Treaiury may appoint such officers at places where officers of the cuM ami are not now authorized by law as may bo needed to carry Into effect such licenses, rul. s.aml regulations: and officers of the customs and other officers shall icceive for services under this section, and under said rnles and regulations, such foeJ and compensation as are now allowed for similar services under oilier piovis '"secVTml be it further enacted, That from and after fifteen days after the Issuing of the said procla mation, as provided In the last foregoing section of this act, any ship or vessel belonging In whole or in part to any citizen or inhabitant of said State or nart of a State whose inhabitants are so declared in a statu of Insurrection, found at sea, or In'any port of the rest of the United States, shall be forfeited to the DIScc!17S' And bo it further enacted, That in the exe ration of the provisions of this act, and of the ?lher laws of tho United States providing for the collection or duties on imports and tnnnago.ltmay and shall he lawrnl for tho President, in addition to tho reve nue cutters in servlcc, to employ in aid thereof such other suitable vessels as may, In hisjndgmant, be ro ,nS?.V And be it further onactid. That the for Itnres and penalties Incurred by virtue or thU act may be mitigated or remitted, iu pursuance of tho authority vested In the Secretary of the Treasury by tho act entitled "An act providing for mitigating or remitting the forfeitures, penalties, and disabilities accruing In certain casw therein mentioned, ap proved March third, seventeen hundred and ninety- I seven, or in cases where special circumstances may j seem to require it, according to regulations to he I prescribed by tho Secretary of the Treasury. Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That proceed- j inga on seizures for forfeiture? tinder this act may be pursued in the courts of the United States in any district into which the property so seized may be taken and proceedings instituted; and such courts shall have aod entertain as foil jurisdiction over the same as if the seizure was made in that district. Approved* July 13,1801. [Poauo?No. 4. AN AOT to provide for the appointment of Assis tant Paymasters Id the Navy. Be It enacted by the Senate and House of Rcpre ??BtativMof the United etatss of AmsriM Id Oon ? rs? assembled, That the grade of assistant pay* master Is the Davy of the Unrted States be and h,re b* is established, aad that from and after the pa*. i^oTSu irth. Pmtdent of tbe UnfUd SUtss, by aad with the advice and eooeen*. of the Senate, iter aoDoint asalstaat paymasters from time to ttne, ?s Aly shall be MeMfc* active SJtrefc* the as >y, aot nseediof Ihlrty-etx in nn?iber. Sec. 2- And be it ouwho.-ballbeappoi^ed^wnw^ ie4? tl.an nt the time of his tfcari'twentJ-sU twenty-one year. of *P??? w Wj appointment. his yesr.; and that, P?vfc?^ a shall bo phnd^onUJ /Snorted upon by a inquired .ppointed for that purpose by {^^S^tl..-N?^r, and under such rcgnln tlon. enacted, That the annu ,^,'of ???tant Myilister. shallbe as follow, viz: ^.?TdnWats?. for the first At. ye?r. "ft<-r date of ?m^on owthousand three hundred dollar.; af years from dateof commission, one thousand B^?h o"db^d?th. fin, re.?nn7d..;of ^?On*?eave of absence or waiting orders, for the first RvBT?n^rdate of commi?ion. eight hundred ilollttrs ? after five year* from date of commission, one KoSnd dollar./and when attached tovea^lj. for i?a service, each assistant paymaster shall be entitled T^KHW enacted, That ItVuy'eSST^ navy" ha?H death or otherwise, in ships at ^ gtnte*, .?on., or ou ?Un, ap! the senior officer presentmay m? m lhe dutiM polntment of any fit ppr?on to p paymaster until another paym^t.r or shall report for duty. Any perron per' ?ccor. SSfSSrsferffliii And be it further enacted, That each as sisUrt paymaster shall, upon his apTOintmen^ e .ter Bist*mp?^ amount of ten thousand dollars, With^t llaittwo good and sufficient purities, (or thi? faithful performance of his duties, and that as aistant payinasters .hall have rank and precedenco with assistant susgeons not passed, and that all ap rwlntments to fill vacancies in the corps of paying Sere shall be made by regular promotion from the "1?f fflOT"i?in?c.ed, That within six months after the expiration of the present^insurrec tion the corps of paymasters anil aasistaut P**01*? [ere shall he reduced to the number of se\entj -n\e n the whole. Approved, July 1?, 1801. [Public?No. 5.] AN ACT to authorize a National Loan and for other purpoee*. Be it enacted by the Senate aud llom-e of Kepre 'pntatives of the United States of America in Con Mess assembled, That the Secretary of the Treasury f?o and he in hereby authorized to borrow, on the ?redit of the United States, within twelve month* rom the oarage of this act, a sum not exceeding two hundred and fifty millions of "u b! tvr thereof us he may deem necessary for the public ? r vice, for which he is authorized to issue ""*1*'" lioud*. or registered bonds, or Treasury note-, in ..jl. proportion* of each as He iu?y deem advlsaMe, the Iwndt to bear interest not exceeding seven per cent, iter annum, payable semi-nnuualljr, Irredeemable loi uenM* yearsTnnil after tlmt period redeemable at lhe nlea?ureof the United States: au.l the lreaanr} notes to be of any denomination ftx<*l by the ^cc"~ larv of the Treasury, not less lhati filty dollars, mid lo?e payable three yearn alter date, will, ntole.t st the rate of seven and three-tenth, per (entum per In-num ll|u.blo semi annually. And the Secretary ,f the Treasury may also issue In exchange for to in, tud us part of tli.ulK.ve loan, or may pay lor salaries '"other dues from the United Stales, Treasury ????tea jf a less denomination tliau fitly ''""a"; . interest, but payable on demand by the Assistant rreiisnreraoftl.o United Stales at Philadelphia, New Vork or llostou. or Treasury notes bearing int? i"St ?t tho nilc of three and sixty-live hundredths per centum, payable in oueyearfrom date, and :,ble at any lime Tor Treasury notes lor fitly " " and npwaids. issuable under the an.tboritj of thw net, and bearing Interest as specitiedabove. lnAi ,1... I That no exchange ot such notes in any Ic^s 'mount than one hundred dolla~.lml.be mad- a iiiv one lime: And provided further, ilmi no Treasury notes shall be issued of a less deuomina ion than ten dollars, and that the whole amount ol Treasury notes, not bearing interest, issued "I"1'' authority of this act, shall uol exceed fifty millions l,e it further enacted, That the Trea .?rv notes and bonds issued under the provisions ..I this act shall be signed bv the first or Second Comp troller or the Register of the Treasury, anil counler Bigned by "uch oilier officer or otliccrs of the Treas ury as the Secretary of the Treasury may datlHitt e : anil all such obligations, of the denomination of filtj dollars and upwards, shall be issued under the seal of the Treasury Department. The registered bonds slnil be transferable on the l?>oks of the treasury on delivery of tho certificate, and the coupon bonds aud Treasury notesshall be transferable on delivery. The Interest coupons may bo signed by such person or persons, or oxe. uted in such manner, as may >? designated by the Secretary uf the Treasury, who shall fix the compensation Tor the same. ?.<? a. And be it further enacted. That the Sw ro tary of the Treasury shall cause books to be opened f..r subscription to the Treasury notes for fifty dol lars and upwards, at such places us lie may designate in the United States, and under such nil,? and regu lations as he may prescribe, to be sllpeniilendcd by the assistant treasurers of the Uuited^ntes at heir respective localities, and at other places by such de 1 Histories, postmasters, and other personBaBhenm} designate, notice thereof being given in at least two dailv papers of this city, and in one or more pnl'lic . newspapers published in the sevcral ph^M wh^ subscription booksmay beopenrali and subseripllon for such notes maybe received from all i*?"' "J" may desire to subscribe, any law to the contrary not withstanding; and ira larger amount shall be .ill scribed in the aggregate than is required "J 0"01'1"' the Secretary of the Treasnry is authorized to r ceive the same, should he deem it advantageous I the public interest; and if not. lie shall accept 11. amount required by giving the preference to h smaller subscriptions; and the Secretary ot l Treasury shall fix the coiupen-ations ol the pllbli officers or others desiBiinle.1 for receiving said sul Kriptions: Provideii, That, for performing this o any other duty in connexion with this act, no en. pensalion for services rendered shall lie alloweil o paid to any public oOicer wli,?e salary is establisbe. bj- law ; and the .Secretary ? ho Treasury inaj nb make such other rules ac eguUtlons as be lilu deem expedient touching lhe instalment to be pai on any subscription at the time of subscribing, an further payments by instalments or otherwise, an penalties for non-payment of any instalment, an also concerning the receipt, deposit, and safe kee| ing of money received from such subscriptions, imt the same can be placed iu the possession of officii depositories of the Treasury, any law or laws to tl. contrary notwithstanding. And the secretary . the Treasury is also authorized, it be shall deem i expedient, before opening b-wks ..I subscription I. above provided, to exchange for coin or pay f. public dues or for Treasury notes of the issue . twenty-third of December, eighteen hundred an. fifty-seven, aud falling due on the thirtieth of Jim. eighteen hundred and sixty-one. or for Treasnr notes issued and taken in exchange for such note any ainou-t of said Treasury notes for fifty ilollai or upwards not exceeding oue hundred millions . d 'aec"^ And be it further enacted. That, befoi awarding any portion of the loan in bonds authoi Ized by this act. the Secretary of the 1 reiisury. if h deem it advisable to Issue proposals for the same i the United States, shall give not less than After days' public notice in two or more of the pnbli newspapers In the city or Washington, and in sm other places of the United States as he may dee advisable, designating the amount or such laau. tli place and the time up to which sealed proposals wi be received for the same, the periods for I he payniel. and the amount of each instalment in which it i to bo paid, and the penalty for the non-payment i any such Instalment,, and when end where Mich l'rc posals shall b? opened in llie presence of such pel eons as he may choose to attend; and the Secret? of the Treasury is authorized to accept the iuo?t f? vorable propoeala t?(Tered by responsible bidden Provided, That n ? ofler shall be accepted at less tha Pa?ec. 5, Aud be it further enacted, That the Seen tary of the Treasury ??ay, if he deem it advisabh negotiate any portion of said loan, not cxcecoiii one hundred millions of dollars, in any foreigu coui try, and payable at any designated place, either i the Uoited States or in Europe, and may teuo ?egi tered or coupon bonds for the amount thus ncgoti: ted agreeably to the provisions of this net, bearin interest payable s?inimnnually, either in tho Uniti States or nt any designated place in Europe; and h is further authorized to a'pj?oint such agent or agen: as ho may deem necessary for negotiating such loa tinder his instructioiw, and for paying the intere: on the same, and to fix tho compensation of sue ngent or agents, aud shall prescribe to them all tl rules, regulations, and modes under which such loa shall be nogotiated, and shall have power to fix tl. rate of exchange at which the princiiwil shall ho r. ceived from the contractors for the loan, and the e> change for the payment of the priuci)ial anil intei e*t in Europe *hall l?e at the same rate. Sec. 0. And be it further enacted. That whenev. any Treasury notes, of a denomination less than fifi dollars, authorized tol>o issued by this act shall ha\ been redeemed, the Secretary of the Treasnry ms reissue the same, or may cancel them aud issue ne notes to an equal amount: Provided, That the a; gregate amount of Inmds and Treasnry notes issue under the foregoing provisions of this act shall nev? exceed the fall amount authorized by the first se tion of this act: and the power to issue or reissi such not *ehall cease and determine alter tho thirt; first of December, eighteen hundred and sixty-two. Sec. 7. And be it further enacted. That the Seer tary of the Treasury is hereby authorized, whenev. he shall deem it expedient, to issue in exchange f? coin, or in payment for public dues. Treasury nob ol any of the denominations hereinbefore specifier bearing Interest not exceeding six per centum p? annum, and payable at any time not exceedit, twelve months from date, provided that the anioui or notes so Issued or paid shall at no time exce. twenty millions or dollars. ... ??? Sec. 8. And be It further enacted, That the Hccr tary of the Treasury shall report to Congress, iinm. dlately after the commencement or the next sessloi the amount he has borrowed under the provisions . this act, of whom, and on what terms, with an al ?tract of all the proposals, designating thoee thi have been accepted and thoee that hare been ryer ed, and the amount of bond, or Treasnry notes thi have been iwned for the tame. gee. 9. And be it fnrthor enacted, That the fldf of the United Bute* la hereby solemnly pledged r? the payment of the interest and redemption or tl principal or the loan authorized by this act. 8*e. 10. And be It farther enacted, That all pro tMqoi of the act entitled "An act to aathorUe tl toe, of Treasnry note,," approved the 88d day t. lK-cembor, leS7, ho far m tbe some cnn or may be ap* plied to th?? provisions ot this act, anil not inconsis tent therewith, are hereby revived or re-enacted. Sec. 11. And bo it further ducted, That, to defray all the expense* that may attend the execution of this acf. the sum of two hundred thousand dollars, or ?o much thereof as may be uecesbary, be and tho tame is hereby appropriated, to bo paid out of any money in tlio Treasury not otherwise appropriated. Approved, July 17,1861. [Public?No- 6-] AN ACT making additional appropriations for tho support Of the army for the ascalv?ir ending Jnne thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and ap propriations or arrearages for the fiscal year end - jug June thirtieth, eighteen hundred aud sixty BeU enacted by the Senate and House or Repre sentatives or tiie United States or America in Con gress assembled. That the following sums be and the same are hereby appropriated out of any- money in I the Treasury not otherwise appropriMed.rorthestl|> i ,M>rt of the army for the year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two. For expenses of recruiting, transportation of re cruits from the different rendezvous to general do not*. pn>curing of medical attendance, and nil other expense* attending the raising of twenty-four thou sand two hundred and eighty-Are men, to be organ ized into nine regiments ot infantry, one regiment or caralry, and one regiment of artillery as per general orders number sixteen, dated War Department, Ad jutant General's Office, Washington, May fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, three hundred and fifty-eight thousand dollars. , . * For piircUnse of books of tactics and instruction for the rolunteers, fifty thousand dollars. For pay of tho army, three million nine hundred and sixty-nino thousand eight hundred and forty eight dollars and eighty-eight cents. For commutation or officers' subsistence, four hun dred and serenty-eight thousand three hundred and sereuteeu dollars aud sixty ceuts. For commutation of forage for officers horses, sev enty-three thousand and fifty-six dollars. For payinenth in lieu of clothing for officer* ser va.it s, fifty -seven thousand one hundred and eighty ^?Kor nay of the three months* volunteers, two mil lion five hundred and seven thousand dollars. For pay of the two and three years volunteers, fit ly-live uiilliou dollars. For subsistence in kiud for regular troops, twonul liou four hundred and ninety-three thousand foul hundred and ninety-seven dollars and fifty cents. For sabsistence in kiud for two and three years volunteers, twenty-three million eighty-lour thous and two hundred and eighty-four dollars. For the regular supplies of the quartermaster s de partment, cousisting of fuel for the officers, enlisted men. guard, hospital, storehouses, und offices ; of Tor see in kiud for the horses, mules, aud oxen of the quartermaster's depart ment al the several posts and -tations, aud with the armies in the field, for the horses or the regiments or dragoons, and r. r the au thorized number or officer*' horses when serving in ? he Held ami at the outposts, including bedding hir the animals: of straw lor soldiers' bedding: and ol stationery, including blank hooks for the .jnrirter inaitei's department, certificates Tor discharged sol dier* blank forms for the pay and quartermasters department, and for printing of division ami depart ment orders aud reports, fourteen million two linn drcd ami sixty-live thousand fifty-nine dollars ami thirty-seven cents. For the incidental expenses of the quartermaster ? department, consisting of postage on letters aud packets received and sent by officers of the army on i.ulilic service; expenses of court s-mnrtial and courts !.f inquiry, including the additional compensation ol judges advocate, recorders, members, and witnesses, while on that service, under thorn-' <?f eighteen hun dred ami two; extra pay to soldiers employed under l he direction of the quartermasters department In the c-vctiou of barracks, quarters, storehouses, and lmsoiiK !*. in the cons!ruction of roads, and othercon rtaut labor, for perils of not less than ten days, un der the acts of second of March, eighteen hundred and ni lit ecu, and of fourth of August, eighteen hun dred ami fifty-four. Including those employed as clerks at division and department headquarters; expenses of expresses to and from the frontier post* and ar mies in the field; of escorts to paymaster! and other disbursing officer*, ami to trains where military es corts cannot be tnrnUlicd; expenses of the interment of officeis killed in action, or who die when on duty in the field,or at the posts oil the frontiers, oral oth er |H.sts and places, when ordered by the Secretary ? .f War, and of non-commissioned officers and soldiers; authorized officii furniture: hire of laborers in the ?iiiarterinaster'c! department, Including the hire of in terpteters mid guides for tlio army: eompeiisatioii of clerks to officers of tho quartermaster's department; eolupensatiou of forage and wagon masters, author ised by the act or tilth July, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight; for the apprehension or deserters and the expenses inciilelit to their pursuit; and lor the following expenditures required for the regiments ol dragoons and light artillery, viz: the purchase ol traveling forges, blacksmiths' aud shoeing tools, horse aud mules shoes and nails, iron and steel forslioeing. hire ot veterinary surgeons, medicines for horses and mules, picket ropes, and for shoeing the horses of the corps named, seven million *ix hundred and sixty-six thousand six hundred and sixty-six dollars. For the purchase of dragoon anil artillery homes, ten million Ave hundred and fourteen thousand Ave hundred dollars. For mileage, or the allowance made to officers ol the army for tho transportation of themselves and their baggage when traveling on duty without troops, escorts or supplies, five hundred thousand dollars. For transportation of the army, including the bag gage or the troops, when moving either by land or water; of clolhiug, camp and garrison equipage, fivin tho depot at Philadelphia tv the several posts and armv depots, aud from those depots to the troops in the field : and subsistence from tlio places of pur chase and from the places of delivery, under con tract. to such places as the circumstances ot the ser vice may require them to be sent; of ordnance, ord nance stores, and small arms from the foundries and armories to the arsenals, fortifications, frontier posts, and army depots; freights, wharfage, tolls, und fer riages; the purchase and hire of horses, mules, and harness, and the purchase and repair of wagons, carls, and drays; and of ships and other sea-going vessels and boats required lor the transportation of supplies and for garrison purposes; for drayage ami cartage at the several jnists; hire of teamsters; transportation of funds for the pay and other dis bursing d? partmeiits; the expense of sailing public transports on the various rivers, the Quit of Mexi co, and tho Atlantic, and for procuriug water at such posts aa from their situation require it to be brought from a distance, and tor clearing roads and removing obstructions troin roads, harbors, ami riv ers. to the extent which may bo required for the ac tual operation of the troops in tho field, sixteen million two hundred and twenty thousand nine hun dred and fifty-four dollars. For gunboats on the western rivers, one million lollars. Hire of quarters for troops; of storehouses for the safekeeping of military stores; of grounds for sufhmer cantonments and for temporary huts, one million five hundred thousand dollars. For clothing, camp and garrison equipa.ee, thir teen million fourhundred and sixteen thousand four huudredand thirty seteu dollars and two rents. For contingencies of the army, two hundred thou sand dollars. For the modical and hospital departments, one million two hundred and seventy-one thousand eight bur dred and forty-one dollars. For armament of fortifications, four hundred and fl fly-seven thousand six huudred dollars. For the current expenses of the ordnance ser vice. two hundred and six thousand two hutindrcd and ninety-two dollars. For ordnance, ordnance stores, and supplies, in cluding borne equipments for all mounted troops, two million three hundred aud sixty thousand dol For tho manufacture of arms, two million five hundred and seventy-threo thousand three hundred aud ten dollars. For increasing the manufacturing capacity or the national armory, fourhundred and twenty-twothou saudifive hundred dollars. For the purcliaso of gunpowder and lend, four huudred ami fifty-one thousand seven hundred and eighty dollars. For the purchase of artillery horses, two hundred and seventy-five thousand dolluis. For additions to and extensions of the shop-room, machinery, tools, and fixtures at tho different arsen als, one hundred and twenty-six thousand six linn tired and ninety dollars. For tho following fortifications: . , Fort Montgomery, Lake Chauiplaln, New \ork, twenty thousand dollars. Fort Knox, Penobscot riv*r, Maine, twenty thou sand dollars. ? . Fort on Hog Island Ledge, Portland harbor, Maine, fifteen thousand dollars. Fort Adams. Newport harbor, Rhode Island, five thousand dollars. Fort Richmond, Stateu Islund, New York, ten thousand dollars. Fort on site of Fort Tompkins, Ftaten Island, Wew York, fifty thousand dollars, Fort ut Willet'a Point, opposite Fort Schuyler. New Yoik, one hundred thousand dollars. Fort Carroll, Railliuore harbor, Maryland, twen ty-five thousand dollars. " Foil Calhoun. Hampton lloads, Virginia, twenty Ave thousand dollars. Fort Taylor, Key West, Florida, one hundred thousand dollars. Fort Jefferson. Garden Key, Florida, one hundred thousand dollars. Fort at Fort Point. San Francisco bay, California, fifty thousand dollars. Fort at Alcatraz Island, San Francisco bay, Cali fornia, twenty-five thousand dollars. Fort at Sandy Hook, New York harbor, one hun dred thousand dollars. For repairs and alterations of barrack quartars at forts not permanently occupied by trosps, ten thou sand dollars. For contingencies of fortifications, thirty thou sand dollars. For surveys for military defences, fifty thousand dollars. For amount required to refund to tho States ex penses incurred on account of volunteers called intc the field, ten million dollars. Sec. 2. And be It further enactcd, That the fol lowing sums be and they are hereby appropriated, to be paid out of any money In tbe Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for arrearages for the yeai ending thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and six ty-one. For subsistence in kind for three months' volun teers, one million two hundred and eighty-one thou sand dollars. ? , For subsistence In kind for two and three years' volunteers, four hundrod and twenty thousand dol lars. For tbe regular supplies of the quartermaster's department, five hundred and sixty-five thousand twe huudred and forty-elx dollars aud sixty-three cents. For Incidental expenses of the quartermaster's department three hundred sixty-five thousand anil thirteen dollars and eighty cents. For transportation of the army and its supplies, two million two hundred and fifty-four thousand one hundred aud eighty-six dollars and eighty-one cents. For transportation of officers' baggage, fifteen thonsand three hundred and sixty-seven dollars. For purchase of dragoon liorees. two hundred_and ninety-seven thousand three hnndred and thirty five dlolnrs. For clothing, camp and garrison equipage, one million, three hundred ano fifty thousand oue hun dred and fifty one dollars and thirty-eight cents. For current expenses of ordnance service, twenty thousand dollars. For ordnance, ordnance stores,and supplies, inclu ding horse equipments for all mounted troops, four hundred thousand dollars. For manufacture of arms, sixty thousand dollar*. For increasing the manufacturing capacity of the national armory, fifty thousand dollars. For purchase of gunpowJer and lead, forty thou sand dollars. For purchase of artillery horses, twenty-five thou sand dollars. For hire of quarters for troops, of store houses for the safo keeping of military stores, of grounds fin summer cantonments, and for temporary huts, one hundred and fifty-eight thousand two hundred and eighty-three dollars and eighty-one cents. Sec. 3. And ho it further enacted, That all appro priations and all provisions of law herein contained applicable to tlireo years' volunteers shall apply to two years' volunteers, and all other volunteers who have been or may be received into the service of the United States for a period exceeding three months. Approved, July 17,1801. PIAN OS. H. C ART WRIGHT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT: Cutlery & Variety Goods, NO. 125 MAIN STREET. _t_AO BNT for Hallet ,Dnv i h <fc C o * ? gj|BjBB|PlanoH? The above Pianos arc fit li ' IMP^^fllHIup with all tho improvements, in hem \J * M \J ?tiful Rosewood cases. My assortmei ranges from the plain or square piano to tho beat I tiful Louis XIV style. Also, agent for Prince's Melodeons, Car hart'?Melodconu,and Hu^ncKdtHalc' ? Melodeons. SHEET MUSIC. The largest stock of Sheet Music, Musical Works, A in the Western country. Music sent to any address, postage free."?* In connection with the above. I keep every kind musical instruments, and musical merchandisegener ally. ifi^-Pianos, Melodeons, -Mid owi y kind of Music. Instruments- tuned and repaired. All goods warranted at thisestablishment nov 5, *59 BALTIMORE Commercial College! Founded, 1852. Chart4:kfd, LOCATED, Cor. Baltimore anil Churlex-Sla.. 11 A L T I M ORE, M I). r|MILS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MO. ?. prosperous and nourishing condition. Twice <ii ring the hist two years has it been necessary to obta; lurger apartments for tho accommodation of the ii creasing number of students, reprebenting nearl every State in the Union. It now occupies one of tho most conspicuous an* desirably located buildings in the city. The room are connnodiously arranged, spacious aud elegant 1. furnished. The advantages and faeilities here oflercil to youii men desiring to qualify themselves properly for th various duties of the Counting Room, or to obtain Thorough 1'radical lfusinrss Education generally, ai unsurpassed, in any particular, by any similar estai lishment in tho United States. FACULTY; E. K. LOS1ER, Principal?Lecturer on the Science or Accounts, Con merca. Business Customs, etc. ,7. M. PHILLIPS, Professor of the Theory and Practice of llook-Keepii. and Commerical Calculations. II. II. DA VIES, Associate Professor of Rook-K eeping. N. C. JOHNSON, Professor of Business and ornamental Peninanshi| S.T.WILLIAMS. Esq.. Lecturer on Mercantile Law. Rrv. E. VEATES REESE, D. D., Lecturer on Commerial Ethios. TRUSTEES: I Hon. Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshun Vansant, Hon. Thos Swann, Win. II. Keighlor, Esq., | Jacob Trust, Esq.. Wm. Kuabc, Esq., The College is provided with a Commercial Librai of Standard Works, expressly for tlio use of the Stn dents. Each Student has a desk to himself, nnd is sepi rately instructed. There being no vacation during the year, Sudeni can entorat any time. The timeusually required twspniplete the full coui> | front 8 to 12 weeks. A Diploma is awarded to all Graduates. A large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular, coi taining upwards of six square tket, representing tl. Exterior and Interior View of the College, variot characteristic designs, penmanship, Ac., sent by ma free. of charge, accompanied with catalognegiving fu particulars. Address E. K. LOSIER Baltimore Md. SAWTELLS & SHANNON, No. 9 Monroe St. HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR SPRING STOCK ?OF? Cloths, Cassiiaeres and Vestings. Also, ft complete assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. JOHN T. LAKIN, [Successor to Wheeler k Lakin.) WILL KKOK1VK AND H^VK OPENRD FOR inspection on Thursday, March 20th, a new and well selected assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings! Also a complete assortment of 0 ENTLEMEN'S FUR < N1SHINO 000OS. The patrons ot the old firm, and the public in gen eral. are respectfully invited to call aud examine my stock before making their purchases as I intend seli ing at small profits to cash and prompt purchasers. Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old firm, 1 solicit a continuance of the same for the new establishment. JOHN T. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor, inh28~iwd No. 102 Main st., Wheeling, Va. QK0. W. JOHXSOX. W. D. J0II.N80N. G. W. J0IINS0N & SON, | Manufact urers of Copper, Tin and Slicct Iron Ware. Having availed ourselves of all thh improved facilities, we are better prepared now than ever to fill all orders for any article or work in the above lino of butiiness. Valliea and ConductoM made to order. Steamboat work done in a substan tial and workmanlike manner. We are now paying particular attention to this branch of the trade, and can guarantee satisfaction in every particular. To Wholesale Dealers we can offer inducements that cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock of Waro in complete, and the assortment is full at all times. We. keep a stock of tlielatest and most approved pattern, of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand at all times. 0. W. JOHNSON k SON, No. 179 Market Sqnare, J.v2-dA\rtf Wheeling, Va. Bridal Presents. SOLID SILVER WARE. JUST RECEIVED PER ADAMS EXPRESS. A superior stock of Silver Ware, consisting of Pie. Cake, Tee Cream, Jelly. Toast and Fish Knives; Su garSpo??n* and Lifters, Silver Salt Cellars and Sp?w.ni in sets. Finh Knives nnd Forks in sets. Individual Salts, Napkin Rings, Pickle Knives aud Forks, Silver Card Cases and Port Mnnnaies, Spoont", Cupp, Oob lets, kc.. kc. fjanl8] J.T.SCOTT k CO. NEW YORK EXPRESS, 13 <fc in park; row. THK "DAIIiY EXPRESS," (Morning or Evening Edition, at tho selection of the subscriber,) i? sent by mail at SIX DOLLARS I per annum, nhvnjs jiuynLle in advance. THE t 'SEMI-WEEKLY EXPRESS.' Has been reduced to THREE DOLLARS per annum, Two Copies $5 00 per annum Five Copies II 25 " TH E'"WE E K r jY EX PR ESS," Single Copies $2 00 per annum. Three Copies 6 00 44 Five Copies 8 00 44 Ten Copies 12 00 44 Twenty Copies, to one address, $20 00. and an ex tra copy to the getter up of the club. Twenty C?? pies or over, to the address of each subscriber, $1 20. Specimens cent free, upon application, to any ad dress, and as many as may be wanted. To Clergymen, tho Weekly will be sent for One Dollar per annum. J. dc. E. BROOKS. NEW YORK. I w=xt "Subscribers are In all cases requested to send their money to the office direct. We have no Agents, I and none should be waited for to call mn26 Great Preparations for a Large Trade! TREMENDOUS STOCK, AT THE GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORK 17-1 MAIN ST., WHEELING, A. * ,||AV of DRKSS SII.KS. of every thhC?,, [ MKKINOKS. of nil color*. VHKNOU I'ltlNTKD CASS1MKRKS, and PIMn nud Printed Woolen Fabrics, Plain Goods, suitable for Friends* \rcnr Shawls and 8hawl?tt?. of overy style Cloaks and Mantle.' " ' Ribbon* and Uouncts. ol any houao in the city. Our stock of FURS is large and desirable, and ouTstocb^rirj. Jkc, sirnble and very cheap. Persons desirous of making purchases will find jt to ?? *?V | amine before making their purchases. Gooodasent to any part of the citv free ,nlt*rcf* to call anj I A large corps of gentlemanly Clerks, speaking both Ge'rumn and English w?n I ways ready to wait on customers. Our motto is, small profits and Quick m|m t> ll'e,Proprietor* I nolden Deo-hive.near the Suspension Bridge. fnovlOl cvlx111 ?>*? oTONK A THOM .g CHILDREN JL*. MRS. WINSLOVV, An experienced Nurse anil Fomalo Physician. presents to the attention of mothers.lier SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, which greatly facilitates the process of teething, bj softening the gums, reducing all inflammation?will allay all pain and spasmodic action, and is Sure to Rcgulnte tike Bowels. Depend upon it. mothers,it will give resttoyourselves and relief nnd hvalth to your infants* Wo have put up and Hold this article for over ten years, and can say, in coi\fidcnce o' * ''ruth of it, what we have never been able to say ol ?? -her medicine; Never has it Failed, in a single in.?anceto effect a Cl'HK. when timely used. Never did we know an Distance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted with its opera tions, and speak in terms of commendiition of its magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter "WHAT WK DO KNOW." after ten years' experience and pledge our reputation for tiic fulfilment <>f what we hert ileclare. In almost every instance whero the infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes afterthe syrup ismhninlsteied. Thin valuable preparation is the prescription of one of the most EXPERIENCED and SKILFUL NURS ES in New England. and has been used with nruer fait iny success in THOUSANDS OK CASES. It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigor ates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity.ami gives tone and energy to the whole system. It willreliev almost instantly (..rlping in tlie Bowels, ?fc Wind Colic nndovercomeconvulsions. which, if not speedily reme died, end in death. We beieveit the best and surest remedy in the World, in all cases of DYSENTERY and I>1 ARR1KEA in CHILDREN, whether it arises from teething, or from other cause. We would nay to : every mother who nas a child suffering from any ol theforegoiug'complalnts?do not let your pre judices. nor tlie prejudices of otliers, stand between you and your suffering child, and the relief that will be SURE?yes. ABSOLUTELY SURE ?to follow the use of this mcdiciue, if timely used. Full directions will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS ?fc PER KINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper. Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Principal Office, l.'t Cedar St., N. V, PRICK ONLY 26 CENTS PER BOTTLE. octlC-ly-dAw ,lfH? W/l AROMATIC A SUPERLATIVE TONIC,DIURETIC, DYSPt^Sg ? ? v. IHYORATINa CORDIAL Pure Holland Gin, FOR MKDIC1NAI* j AND PRIVATE USE. YVliat Shall We Drink ! j UOOI.PHO WUIiKK'8 I'URE COGNIAC BRANDY, Imported and bottled by himself, warranted pure and the best quality, with bin certificates on the bot tle, ami bis seal ou the coiU. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S PURE PORT WINE. Imported and bottled by himself, put up for medici nan use, with his certificate on the bottle; warranted pure and of the best quality. UDOLPIIO WOLFE'S PURE SHERRY WINE, Imported and bottled by himself, the sitiuu as Port Wine. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S PURE MADEIRA WINE, Imported ami lioltleil by himself for privato and mo ilIciHal use. tlie hest Wine ever offered to the trade ill bottles. This AViue is warranted perfectly pure. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S PURE JAMAICA RUM. ST. CROIX RUM, SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKEY : All the above imported and bottled by himself, warranted pure and of the best quality. TO THE PUBLIC. i 1 will (dake my reputation as a man, my standing ! ns a merchant of thirty years' residence in the city j of New York, that what I pledge and testify to with i my seal, my label, aud my certificate, is correct, and chi. be relied upon by every purchaser Physicians who use Wines and Liquors in their practice, should give the preference to these articles. For sale by all respectable Druggists and Apothe caries. UDOLPHO WOLFE, Solo Manufacturer and Importer of the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, 18, 20 and 22 Denver street, New York. A. C. GOOD & CO. will supply the trade. dec4-Gm SEVENTY EARS! rpiiE SEVEN YEARS OF UNRIVALLED SUCCESS J attending the "Cosmopolitan Art Association," . have made it a household word throughout every I quarter of the Country. I' Under the auspices of this popular Institution, over three hundred thousand homes have learned to appreciate?by beautiful wnrksof art on their walls, and choice literature on their tables, the great bene . fit* derived from becoming a subscriber. Subscriptions are now being received In a ratio unparalleled with that of any previous year. TKRMS OF' SUBSCUIPTION. Any person can become a member by subscribing tfh-re dollars, for which sum they will receive 1st.?The large and superb steel engraving, 30 2t38 inches, entitled, "Falstaff Mustering his Recruits." 2d.?One copy, one year, of that elegautly illustra ted magazine, "THE COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL." | 3d.?Four admissions, during the season, to "The Gallery or Pu?i?tliif5?,54 R Broad way > New York." In addition to tlio above benefits, there will bo giv en to subscribers, as gratuitous premiums, over Five Hundred Beautiful W orks of Art comprising valuable paintings, marbles, parians,out lines, ic., forming a truly uatiomU benefit. Address, C. L. DERBY, Actuary C, A. A., 546 Broadway, Nrw York. N. B.?Subscriptions received and forwarded by A. D. BEDILLION, Agont for Wheeling and vicinity. Specimen Engravings and Art Journal can be eeen at the Poet Office. declS RICK.?10 tforcee prime Rice /ntt received ?*a for title by riTiai W. R KILT A AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS ARE YOU SlCK.FKF.nLV. AXDCOMPMl.Mv Are you out of order, with yoursvstem dmn, ed. and your feelings uncomfortable? * The?e ?v?.|, toms arc often tlie prelude to serious illness. ? ? fit of sickuess is creeping open you.and *heuhi' \1 averted by a timely useof the right reinedv Tat-. Ayer'a Pills.and clause out thedisordered humorv purify tho blood, and let the tluids move ?.n nnob stmeted in health again. They stimuhit? the funr. turns of the body into vigorous nctivitv. purifr tlie system from the obstructions which make di's<*t*c A cold settles somewhere in the bndv, and obstruct* its natural functions. These, if not relieved, react upon themselves and the surrounding ..rgan-- pro ducing general aggravation, su fieri nc. and di?.?* While in this condition, oppressed l.v the derange ments, take Ayers Pills, and see how direetlv thev restore the natural action of the svstom. ami with it tiie buoyant feeling of health again. What is tree and so apparent in this trivial and common cm plaint, is also true in tunny of the deeiweated and dangerous distempers. The same purgative .-fleet expels them. Caused by similar oh?trurtinn? and derangements of the natural fuiu tiotis of the body, they are rapidly, and manj of tlnm surely, enred bv tho same means. None who know the* vh ti:e? tif these Pills, will neglect to employ them win n *nfl<? ing from the disorders they cure. Statements from leading physician-- in fume of th# principal cities, and from other well known \ nblic perse ns. From a Forwarding Merchant of Sf. Louis, J i'ti. -I. lb'aO. DR. Avr.R: Your Pills are the paragon of all that is great in medicine. They have cured my little daugh ter of ulcerous sores upon her hands'and bet that had proved incurable for years. Her mother ha* been long grievously afflicted with blotches and pim ples on lo r skin and in hei hair. After our chill was enred. she also tried your l'ills. and they have cured her. ASA MOlUiltUHiK. As a Family PIlj'slc. fVowi Dr. F. IP. Cartwriyht. .Ytic Orleans. Your Pills nr.- the prince ot purge*. Tlu-ir excel lent qualities surpass any cathartu- we jvo-s.->si. T ),rv ?'.re mild, but very certain and effectual in tlieii iu tion on tin- bowels..which makes them invaluable to us in tin? daily treatment of disease. Iletulaehe, Sick Headache, Foul Sto mat-It. From l>r. Ft heard Jioi/tl, lialtimore. Dear Pro. Aver: 1 cannot answer you wlmtom plaints 1 have rural with your l'ills better than to say ntl that we ever treat icith a ]mrgatirt meiiihr.r I place great dependence on au effectual "cathartic m my daily contest with disease, and believing a-1 do that your Pills afford us the best we hnve.l of cout? value them highly. PiTTSBrno. Pa.. May 1.1S56. I Da. J.C. Aver. J??r: I have boon re|H*atedlj-em*d I of the worst hendar/ie anybody can have by n do-eoi I two of your Pills. It seems to a rise from a toul sto much, w hich they cleanse at once. ; Yours with great respect. KD. W. I'HAHLi:. Clerk of Steamer Clarion. I Billions Disorders-Liver Complaint*. From Dr. Th rotters B> 11, >>J X> io Vvrk City. Not only are your Pills admirably adapted ro their t purpose as an aperient, but 1 iiud their beneficial ?f i feet* upon tli? Liver very marked indeed. Tliey I liavu in my practice proved more effectual for the I cure of b Minus complaints than anyone remedy 1 can mention. 1 sincerely rejoici- that we ha\e at length a purgative which is worthy the confidence of the profession and the people. Department of tiif. Ixteeiob.^ Washington, D. 0.. 7th Feb.. ISCO. ) Sir: I have used your l'ills in mv general and In? pital practice ever since you made them, and cannot hesitate to say they arc the best cathartic weemploy Their regulating action on the liver is quick and de cided. consequently they are an admirable rented} for derangements of that organ. Indeed. I have seldom found a case of biUious disease so obstinate that it did not readily yield to them. Fraternally yours. ALO.NZO HALL. M. I>. Physician of the Marine Hospital Dysentery, DIarrliocn, Kelax, Worm# From Dr. J? G. Green <?/ Chicago. ? Your Pills have had a long trial in my prnctice,and I hold them in esteem as one of the best aperients I have \er found. Their alterative effect upon the liver makes them an excellent remedy, when given iu small doses for bUlious dysentery and 'tiurrhtrn. Their sugar-coating makes them very acceptableand convenient for the use of women and children. Dyspepsiu, Impurity of tlie 15Iootl# From Her. J. V. J limes, Pastor of Advent Church, J* as Ion. DR. Ater; I hare used your Pills with extraordl nary success in my family and among those I am called to visit in distress. To regulate the orpins "t digestion and purify the Mood, tlieyarc the veryhe-t remedi* 1 have over known, and I ran confidently re commend them to my friend*. Yours, .1. V. HIMKS Waksaw, Wyoming Co., N. Y., Oct. 21.1855 Dear S I am u*<ing your Cathartic I'ills in my practice and And them nn excellent purgative to cleansr <ic system and purify thefountain*of tfu blood. JOHN G. MKACIIAM. M. D. Corn mntion, C'oHtivenens, SnjipreR ftinn, Krciiiiintfxiii, Gout, Nfiirulgin, Dropsy, Pnrtilyhis, F11k? rlc. From Dr. ./. P. Vaughn, Montreal, Cniwih. Too much cannot he said of your Mils for the cure of cost ircn ess. If othern of our fraternity have foun<l them as efficacious as I have, they should join me in proclaiming it for the benefit of tiie multitude who Hufl'er from that comphiint. which, nltlmn^h l-*?d enough in itself. in the progenitor ??f others that nre worse. I believe costiventss to originate in the livt-r. but your Pills affect that organ and curt- the dise^*. From Mrs. K. Stuart, Physician and Midieift. Huston I find one or two large doses of your I'HIrf. taken ut the proper time, are excellent promotives of the net ural stcrr.lion when wholly or partially suppressed, and also very effectual to eleanre the stomach and tx pel worms. They are ho much the best phy*ic*e have that I recommend no other to my patient?. From the ltev. l)r% 1 la takest of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Pulaski House. Savannah. Ga.. Jan.''-. 1856. Honored Sir: T should be ungrateful lor the rfliri your skill has brought uieif I did not report my case to 3*ou. A cold settled in my limbs and brought ?n excruciating neuralgicpains, which ended incAivnic rheumatism. Notwithstanding I had the l?>t oj physicians, the disease grew worse and wor>?-. until by the advice of your excellent agent in Baltimore, Dr. Muckenuie, I tried your Pills. Their effects vrer? Blow, but sure. By persevering in the use of them. I am now entirely well. Senate Chamber. Baton Rouge, La., Dec.1S55. Dr. Ayer: I have been entirely cured, by your Pills, of Rheumatic Gout?a painful disease that had afflicted me for years. VINCENT S1.IDEM' t?rT"MoHt of the Pills in market contain Mercury, which, although a valuable remedy in skillful hands is dangerous iu a public piil. from the dreadful con^e (juonceH that frequently follow its incautious Uee.? These contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever. Price 25 ets. per Box, or 5 Uozcv for $1 Tiowell, M.'iss. For salo by A. C. GOOD A CO., and by all Drug gists. augll-ly-3m LIST, MORRISON & Co.. WllOLRSALK O ROC Kit 8 AND PKODCCE l'1-' LKUS, Nob. TS and 80 Main street, Hff" uileat lowest rates, 150 lihds. fair to choice N. O. Sugar. 400 bbls.prime Molasses, (oak c?*>pernge.) 100 half Imrrels do do 150 bagsKio Coffee. 25 do Java do 100 bbls.BaltimoroandPhiladelpliiaSyrups HOOP SK1R FOR LADIES ANU CllILDItKN. Varletv Store or 111 \ 4 I>. N1C0LL A DUO.. 100 Main Slici t. Alcohol.?-js barrel, as per ccui. Aicobo Old Do ininioti brand. in first rate roo|?-nifc'e last received and foraale by dec29 _ OKO. ADAMS, 50 Main it. Hair oils, soaps, cologsbs, aud Perfnmes at reduced prices. K. DUCKING. A Kent, my 13 Odd Fellows' Hall Drug Store. DWKBT POTATO PLAKTS, TOHA O TO AND CADDAOK PLANTS, recalled daily from tlie Lot beds, and fur sole by the thousand, hundred and ilnz.ii, at tlui lowest prices, by JOHNBON k PKOST, m)l? No. SI. Main , sick Ilrntlnrlic, Konl St. much. rrom Dr. Edward tiot/d. Unit in. r, 1>eah Uuo. Atee: I cm,??t v?? imilits I Imve mnd with votir Pill- ||, ? . uiy all thalmirrr trmt with a imr.,?t,r. main,, r place great dependence on an olT*n tnnl cntkaiii iiy daily contest with disease. ami beli,?vine I ? hat your Pills afford us the beat u? lm. ,l *f ralue them highly. ^ . PlTTSnuRO. Pa., Mnv 1.1SW Dr. J. C. Avr.n. Sir: I have been rep?it?iu cm*! >i ilie worst headache anybody ran have hv ad,*.. wo ol your Pills. It seems to arise from a foul?t(. nacli. which they cleanse nt once. Vows with great rcsjivct. EH. W. I'ltABLK, Clerk of Steamer Cl?ri.?it Millions Disorders-Live^ Complaint. From Dr. Tlirodorr BrJl.vf jVew Ibrji f\tt. Not only are your Pills admirably adapt?*! to ilirir ?urpose as an aperient, but I find tluir Unrfirici.i eels ti]M>n the Liver very marked indeed. tu. iavu in my pnictice proved more effectual f^r t!.' uro of billions complaints than any one rfn,.Mr I an mention. I sincerely rejoice that we li.it. ?t engih a purgative which is worthy tins confiilci.f - l he profession and the people. Department of the Istlriop.. i Washington. D. 0.. 7tl? Feb.. ISO., y Sir: 1 have used your Pills in my geuetal and I.??? lital pnictice ever since you made them, an>lcani.< t lesitateto say they are the best cathartic wt-tui-1- . Their regulating action on the liver i- .juiik ami .te nded. consequently they are an admirable r.imih or derangements of that organ. Indeed. I bu seldom round a case of billion.- ?/?>,-,ur -o ..L.timf hat it did riot readily yield to them. 'Fraternally yours." Al.<)S'/J? UA l.l? 31. H Physician of tie* Marine Hospital Dysentery, Utnrrlion. Itrlax, Worms From Dr. J. 6*. (/nen ?f Chicago. Your Pills have had a long trial in m\ practice.at,*! f hold them in esteem as ene ..1 tie best ap<: <*nt*. I juvo ver found. Their alterative effect u|?mi tli iver makes them an c.xiclient remedy. win n given n small doses for billions dysentery and dutrrhv. I'heir sugar-coating inukes them very acceptableau-i convenient for the use of women and cluldivn. Dyspepsia, Impurity of the liionrl. From ]{e.i\ J. 1'. JJit/ir.*, Pastor of Aihrnt Ch arch, JJoxtoii. Dr. Aver: I have used your Pills with exlia .i i jury success in my family and among tbw l ?i~ ralled to visit in distress. To regulate the orwan- ! ligestiou and purify the blood, they are the vt n l-?t 'euiedy I have evei-known, and I can confidently I" -oiiiiiii-nd tht-m to inv friends. Yours, J V.IIIMF> WahSAW. Wyoming Co.. X. Y.. Oct. -I. IsW. Dear S n: I am using your Cathartic Pills in';* ?metice <111(1 find them an excwlleiit purgutire ! :ieuust lie system ami purify the fountain.* rf ft? '/??or/. JOHN 0. MKAfllAM.-M !? Dors ipatlon, C'ostivent-SK, Suppres sion. Rreuiiiiiiism, Gout. Xruralgl?? Dropsy, Paralysis, Fits. etc. From Dr. ./. /'. Vautjhit. Montreal. ( 1 Too much cannot he said of your PilU 1.1 tin- ?t.r> ?f enstirencss. If others ofour fraternity bnw <? t; i hrin ;is efficacious :is I have, they should join ?*??- - irnclaimiiig it for the benefit of flu- muliiiud.? u? ull'er from that romplaiut. which. ;tltlit?ugli Ij: mnigh in itself, is the progenitor of other i*orse. 1 believe coxtiv urss to originate in the lit?.\ ?ut your Pill*, affect that organ and cure thedin-a1 ?Vom Mrs. K. Stuart. P/iyAhu'iinaiul Midwiff. ft- ' I find one or two large doscsof your I'ill-. tafc?ti ?t he proper time, are excellent promotives of tli. nil secretion when wholly or partially Mippiw ud also very effectual to clean.*' tie- r?: ! ?? worms. They are so much the liest |?liy-k*wr lave that I recommend no other to my jK'ttif-iit 4row? the Jtcv. Dr, J!inches, of the )Utb I Episcopal Charcli. Pulaski House. Savannah. fJa.. Jan.6. K' llONORKn gin: I should be ungrateful fur the Ir, our skill has brought me if I did not rej-i* 1 " you. A cold settled in my limbs and brno^hi ? xcruclatin^ neuralgic pains, whi. h ended incAn-K^ heunintism. Xotwithstauding 1 had the 1^? liysiciuns, the disease grew worse ami W"rrt;UIl!' y the advice of your excellent agent in I'-dtim ? ?r. Mackensie. I tried your Pills. Their effect-1 low. but sure. Uy persevering in the use "f tie mnow entirely well. Senate Chamber, Rit.m Koiicp, La.. P.-r- '? ,v'~' I)R. Aver: I have been entirely cured, !?? J?"' ills, of Jtheumatic Com*?a painful disfi^e that h? lllicted me for years. VINCKNT SI.IDKI-I 0rMo?t of the Pills in market contaiu Mercur). hich, although a valuable remedy ill skillful ?*wC i dangerous in a public piil. from the dreadful conse uences that frequently follow its incautious use. Iieso contain no mercury or mineral sub#t*we hatever. ?rice 25 cts. per Box, or 5 lloxes for SI Lowell, Mu^*4. For sale by A. C. GOOD k CO.. and by all I)nu' ists. augll-ly-Sin LIST, MORRISfiX & Co.. jC7H0I,KSAI,K OROCKHS AND PRODUCK I?K* KV J,BltS,N03. 78 and 80 Main street. otl*i float lowest rates, 150 lilida. fair to choice N. O. Sugar. 400 bbls. prime Molasses, (oak cooperage.) 100 half barrels do do 150 bags Rio Coffee. '25 do Java do 100 bbls.Raltimore and Philadelphia Syrup' TOOP SK1H FOR LADIES AM* n C1IILDRKN, Variety Store ?)f myj D. XICOLI. 4 BltO., 109 Miiin Stref I LCOHOL .--25 barrels 98 per cent. AI coin. V Old Dominion bntnd. in first r?te coopemf' 9t received and forsale by dec2ft OEO. ADAMS, 50 Main at. JAUl OILS. SOAPS, COLOGSKSi 1 and Perfumes at reduced prices. E. DOCKING, Agent. my 13 Odd Fellows' Hall Drug Store. _ iWEKT POTATO PLASTSi TOJIA ) TO AND OAHBAQK PLANTS, rewired dally Din the hot beds, and for eale by the thousand, indred and dor.on, at the lowest prices, by JOHNSON A FROST, mylO No. 21, Main Street