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BRIDGEr.-Mssus wants you TO SIND her box Of Ce-
phalic Glue. no. bottle Of Prepared Pllls-but Tn
thinking that's not just it naith,r but perhaps yen be
after knowing what il is. Ye sc she's nigh lad and
gone with the Sick Headache aud wants some more Of
that same as relieved her before.
Druggist You must mean Splldne's Ccphalc Pills
bridget go Och sure now and yon'vc sed il; here's
the quathcr, aud CIV the Pills aud don't be all day
about it aiiheI:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tux ANALGAMArIoN oP IASGUAGEs-There il a grow
ing tendency in this age to appropite the most
i've words OF other languages and after while To ncor
porate them into own thus the word Cephac which
is fiom the Greek, sgnifyng "for the head" BE-
coming popularz IN connection with Mr. Soadings
great Headache remedy, but il will soon be used in
more general way and the word Cephalc will become
common as Eectrotype and many others whose disinc
tion as foreign words has been worn away by common
usage until they seem native and TO the manor born"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27
A Real RlessIng.

Phwicjda.--Wrll, Mrs. Jones, how is that headache
Mrs. Jones.-GOnrl Doctor, all gone! the pll 20,
sent cured me in just twenty miuuics aud wish yol
wanld send more % that can have thcm handy.
PkySicidn - on can get them at any Druggists. Cal
ior Ccphalc Pills. fnd they never fail and | recon
mend them in all cases of Headache.
Mrs I'no.-l shall send for a boS ii ecy, and shal
tell all NY suffering ends for they real blessing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

TWENTY MILLIoSs or DOLLARS sAvtD--Mr Spaldnl
has sold two millions Of bottles of his eel hrated Pre-
pared Glue, and it is estimated that each bottle saves
least ten dollars worth of broken furniture thus maxim.
an aggregate Of twenty millions OF dollars recaime'
from total loss by this valuable invention Having mad
his Glue household word, he now proposes to do ia
world still greater service by curing all the aching head
with his Cephalc Pills, and il they good h
Glue Headaches will vanish away like snow in July
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and anxiety
incident TO close attention to business Study are
among the numerous causes Of Nervous Headache The
disordered state Of mind and body incident this dis.
tes-ng complaint is fatal blow to all energy and AN
bition. Sufferers by this disorder always obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using OF
Of the Cephalic Pills whenever the symptoms appcar.-
II quiets the overasked BRAIN and sOohes the strained
and arrng nerves aud reaxes the tension Of the
ach which always accompanies and aggavates the disor
deed condition OF the brain.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

Ia Did you ever have the Sick Headache? Do you
remember the throbng temples, the rveted brow, the
Oathng and dieus at the sight Of food. How totally
unfit you were pleasure conversation study. Oi'
of the Cephalr Pills would have relieved YOU hom al
the suffering which YOU then experienced. For This aud
other purpOscs yOn should always have box Of item ~
hand 10 use occasion requires
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

GREAT DIsCovFsY.-AmOng the most important Of a !
the great dca discoveries Ofthil age may be cOnsd
cred the system of vaccination for protection FROM Small
Pcx the Ccphalic Pill for relief OF Headache and th
Of rnine for the prevention Of Fevers, either o
which is a specific whose benefits will be experienc
ed by suffering humanity long after their discoveries ar
forgotten.
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'ardly Realized

Hi ad n orrible eadache this haernoon hand hi stepped
hiuo the hapOhecar,s hand saws hi the man. Can you
heaso OF han cadacheg" "DOcs hit bache ard SAYS
q I'll edngl says h hand hupOn that e gave me
Ctphbc Pill hand pon me onor ht cured me 40 quick
that 'aidy realized hi 'ad ad an 'oadache.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27
FURTHER FROM EUROPE, PER CITY OF MANCuE
TER HuEECApp RACp

TER uFF CAPE RACE
ST. JouSs, n. b., Dee ~ The steamer City VI Man
chester passed Cape Il zee this morning. having Liver.
pol advicrs Of the 18th inst.
The steamship Palestine, from Portland, arrived at
Londondary on the l2,h. The steamship Jura, wlith
specie and the City OF Manchester has So 900
in specie on board
fne Qilical newy is gnmpoTiapL
The China mail, uhi"h ~AA aAgiasriv looked Vr hau
not been t,egraphed When the City OF Manchester left
Lord Napr has been appointed ambassador to Sc.
Petersburg vice Sir John Champion.
LOd Lyons aud Sir l. lmund Head have been created
Knights aud Commanders of the Bath.
IL was again umored that Lord COwley TO leave
Paris for India TO assume the duties OF Governor
The supposed robbery Of British clizens in Mexico
had caused dctcrmlrcd actqn the part OF the gov
crnment, which was awaiting an official confirmation OF
the fact.
The London Times pcnsnres the altitude Of South Car
oiua but admits that the Roulhern aies have some
rights contend for namely the right Of FREQ trade
The Paris Bouise closed dull and dropping. Renles
GSf goc.
Italian affairs unchanged.
The Austrian programme promises many sweep
lug aud important reforms
COMMERCIAL INrEtLlGIScE.
Via Telegraph TO Queenstown
liverpool Dee l3 Cotton Sales yesterday of
10 oO0 bales including 5000 bales to spectators and
cxp0rteIs. The market closed steady.
Brcadsull. closed firm, with an upward tendency
Provisions closed dull
Produee--Rosin heavy; common quoted at "A 9Ja4'
To- 0her articles generally unchanged
London Dec l2--Eyenng. closed to day
at Q2 5.Saa2 "a for account, eX.divdend.
American stocks closed as fOlows Illinois Central
railroad shares 2s discount. Eric railroad $3.50 n. Y
Central 57a7q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

FACT WORTH KSowISG.-Spal'lng's Cephlc Pills
a certain cure for Sick Headache Bilious Headache Ne
Headache, Costiveuess aud General Debility.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

ROOFING!!
GRAVEL ROOFING!!!
BlOTENA (OR FELT ROOFlN6ll
TIN ROOFING.
We prepared 10 put he CRAWL KOOfNG, o. =
Very superior qualty cthcf IN town q country.
Also, an klndl ofGUrrERs,
CONDUCTORS.
and LIGHTNING RODS
CuARLES n. YALE A 90,
apas-u Iron Governor street
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MILITARY MANUAL.
a MANUAL OF INSTRUCTION FOR VOLUN.
TERRS AND MILITIA,
Major William Gillian.
LATE U. & ARMY; INSTRUCTOR OF TAorIcs AND cOA-
hANDAYr or CADETS, VIRGINIA MILITARY
INsTIfUTR
Vol Dem vO. nearly 100 pages and upwards 200 Iusa.
tons Price ~ 90.

NHE Hubeo LIST An lot oda tion containing glossary
Il the terms In use among military mtn.
Cavalry and Artillery discussed, tngether outline q
the duties dssolying the various staG departments
3D. Arms ard Ammunition, contsiaieg lndensed
Of The suit ID to and used by Cavalry Artillery Infany
Of the day with directions for preparing the kinds
Ih Infantry Tares embracing schools Of the Soldier
Company, skrmshers and Battalion taken almost entirely IN
Ing OF scott for IntrV OF the ne AMI Of Iarde or
Light Infantry and Rid men adopted by the gener govern
Necessary In harmonizng blending two syseus
so as to supply aud adapt them TO the mIlIa service
Cavalry Tactics embracing schools Of the Trooper the
Troop the su dron. and tie Rgnnt taken with proper mod.
car hom the u s. Cavalry Tactics.
h Artillery 1aclcs embracing the manual Of the piece an
the school VI the aiery taken from the United AeI
Tactics.
sh aoposio be ps by the troops, taken from e gner
regulations of fhe Untei stats Army
9h FOTIps Of Plrades Re,eEsi Guard Mourning, Ordrra
Muer', Rosters duards IaAen chiefly from the Army Regua
tans
Capana taken nom the Army Regulators and drawn from the
Iraetlcai experience Of MAJOR Glham.
li Dae' IN Camp and Garrison Campo and MAreheS from
leh rur Of the stat Deplr uents together with the neee.
s'Fy forms Of morning reports equsons returns Ae sm TIE
1911 M Manner Of brnens troops aslo whih the
Artillery, wi en- In action, Is, l.scass4d.
I'm, Cogu5 sa.il embracing the organizations Courts
he r4 Of Procedure, The findings sentences together with
he dnis Of he Judge Advocate the forms Of the orders for de-
failing the ur, 80
18th Mse aelng the calls for duty &c. sueh %
Rey,i e TAton breakfast CA, Dinner Cab Retreat Ac &C.
10Th Appendix, eOLtsnns'helArteIs9 War.
Erfcdci6eI Ge ktJOr, ran H. Ela,,lsoa AdJt gene
rdly iHgiHii, 20 he Gorsy1gOr.
"MAioF Git an, IA graduate Of the United States Military
accomplished United States Ihave carefully
examined IFS Manual Tor Volunteers and MilA and report ha
far judgment reliable The beat work now knownt 10
me-, CT that ever saw"
~ wbs Issued on or about the Tenth Of December, lsCO-
OF
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital. $IO,OOO.OOO!

Ahhl L 4 D L 200, ,OOOi
Daily Revenue ST,sOO.OO.
INVESTED m rlE UNITED srArlS, ONkR asn0pOot
Al Directors qcr,sH3 Essfisis s fAs EayssHlsHts Of
a. tofsfsIuV
M respectfully at-acn he security % The Liverpool
w AMI London Company ' policy holders ts
cash tfttl ana Investments, stated above.
clpl and income of the Company enable % take
uac cnnVrH-ut parties iarus large anlnt uf ufinsurtnce
alt,n o. thr ordinary uu 20 u.ursnre ths Cnpary Is
FEen NEAF Policies the payment 90 tkA tNNt-
A. FRfhfCNN Property Is, tAcnc,i'rth FERR4SfNTLf
INSURED The Puy ht cancelled any tins, aud The
mIIa uit be returned less per cent
This Company viii ntkc Insurance BY los % Rents By He
d anl most liberal prlelplr
Ullsr Pori % This Company a cl,ns paid upon pre-
% Batsslcory psoo % loss without tst or ti
insresf and not usual Efrr prreuta
tuan % proof wORrHAM 4 WYATT. Agcnts,
mesi q Main street uui'r St Chtrra Hotel
STOCKS FOR SALE.
- > n 600 ROANOKE VALLsY RAILROAD iSr MORT
0-DO.NJNgO gage per bonds, c'unccting with he
Richmond and Dtnvs and Raleigh and Gaston Railroads. 81
l'rg costing uion o. ioas with mortgage Of
only ta0Ot For mlnute description of prs'rut conon ani
future prospect o the Company pamphlets can be had A. our o.
Also
nso Va and Tennessee. 30 mortgage
StHu Nars Eysr per SENT Bonla
G0O Virginia fs
5n shares Richmond Hrs Association
5u do Hre and Marine
to00 Do Bank Of the Commonwealth
ss2a-W c " PURcELL co.
NITE HAVE ~ STORE AND Oner for sale
w favorable terms the scle be imported for af
tYpAekagl ~ a7d Ppsl % pure and quality FRENCH
ara ALvrv uPscOMP.
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DOGGETT a ANDERSON,
LtTnstEts CARL
EaEsa SUPPLY PA"''.Y GROCERIES

LREsH SUPPLY PA"'.Y GROCERIES.
10 hTkins No. GoshtI
u ibis Back Ehsat flour
~ ibis opperhne Rxtfa and Family Flour
smoke and Prkisd salmon
3s y bbls No. I N. q. k,c henbRa
% pEfs No. Mackerel
% bXs English Dairy ? Le Apple and Goskeh chesie
Dat Meal, R'e F1sur a. Sc.
Just received and for sale lowest terms for cash or "a
prompt customers, at hISNIs A co.'s Family Grocery.
nnlt o nd Main
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COTTON YARNs.-io0 bales assorted number ios Ials
OR ldsiSl l. l. @. B. DAVENPORT.
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Laid on the table and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. Moore, Of Kentucky (Amer.,) introduced bill,
giving construction Of the fugitive slave law Of 1873.
Referred to the Select Committee Of Thrty.thtee.
Mr. Norris Of Illinois, DEM offered resolution for
the appointment Of Committee Of Five to inquire into
the late abstraction of certain bonds FROM the Interior
Department. but suffered the resolution to lie over for
the present. Mr. Sherman having stated that be bad been
informed the Secretary OF the Interior would serd
muncaton on this subject. 2
Mr. sherman, of Ohio (Rep) from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported the Army Appropriation bill
On motion oi hr. Crawford, Of Georgia, lDem.,l Il
was ordered that when the House adjourn to-day il be 70
Thursday neEt
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CLOTHING.
DARRICOTT, HARRIS a. CO,
II2 MAIN STREET.
II AVE- on hand large stock 10 CLOTHING, such as
III Od.d Beaver Ovrrcoats
Moscou 10.
Eng ~ whitney DO.
Dras Beaver Gairaeks
niack Pttersham do
silver MixedCa Suits
Grey Cas- do
Nelyrtrrn IiuntnE suits
Hlaek and Brown Frcnch Cass suits
Rlack and FsncV Cass PAuts
Fancy and Black Sk Vests
HACK and sancy Velvet Vests
Shirts, Collars, Socks and Ties
utdrr Shlrs and Drawers
Poys' Clothng ChildrrnS Cl.thing. -
noi6 il2 MAn Street.
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NOW READY.

U Wllbe Issued about Tenth Of December lsCO
Urd,fs filled according TO dates Of reception Ii
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22
Hon. Edward Bates.

Judge Edward Bates, of Missouri, who
it is not unlikely will be the nominee of
the Chicago Convention for President of
the United States, is now in the sixty-sev-
enth year of his age. He was born in
Virginia, and is Of Quaker descent In
the last war with England, he served sew
eral months in the Army. He went to
St. Louis in 1911, and two years later
was admitted to the Bar. In 1920, he
Was appointed Attorney General Of Mis-
souri,, and in 1924 became District Attor-
ney of the United States. He was elect
ed to congress in 1926, and in 1880 and
1884 to the State Legislature In 1913,
he was elected Judge Of the St. Louis
Land Court, and served three years, and
then resigned. In 1917, he was Presi-
dent Of the Chicago IIarbor and River
Convention, and delivered an address
which was exceedingly able. In 1852, he
was President Of the Wing Convention
which nominated Gen. Winfield Scott
lie has been the leading lawyer of the St.
Louis Bar, and in his private life is re-
markably exemplary. In politics, he is
conservative; he is Republican, but not
an ultta-Republiean; and his abilities as
statesman are unquestioned. We may
state also that Judge Bates is the father
of seventeen children, eight Of whom are
still living. In this as in every other re-
spect, he contrasts favorably with the pres
ent head of the ration, who has done
nothing for the Republic, as parent, and
very little FOR il as statesman.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22
submarine Gable.

Recent adyices from Quebec state that
Parliament has voted SIS 900 per voyage
to the Canadian Steamers, and SO Geo
per year for telegraph at Belle Isle. 1t
is projected to run submarine cable from
some point on the St. Lawrence, at or be-
low the present terminus Of the Company's
line, to point on the Labrador Shore of
the Straits of Belle Isle. The channel at
the selected place is so narrow that all YES
sells passing through the Straits pass with
In half mile from the main land. This
extension of the telegraph Will reduce
communication between Europe and Amer
lea to about six days, as the length of the
proposed cable is some FIVE hundred miles,
or nearly two full steaming days distance.
The line is to be completed during the en-
suing summer.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22
A Nice Dodge.

Stephen Arnold Douglas, who is respon-
sible for the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise-responsible for Kansas outrages
Irresponsible for much of the ill-teeling
which exists between the North and South
responsible (happily) for great deal of
trouble in the Loco-Foco Party-responsi-
bic in short for a great many things, and
who, after all, is not very responsible
mans now trying to arrange matters so
as to secure the Charleston nomination
and make himself President Between
the Northern and Southern clements of
his Party he has delightful time Of it.
By his efforts to secure the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise, lie acquired consid-
cradle popularity in the South, and by the
same means he lost considerable popularity
in the North. To regain the confidence
OF the latter, it became necessary for him
to give new turn to his wonderful doc
trine of Popular Sovereignty. This he
did, as he doubtless imagined, to a T but
unfortunately for him, the operation cost
him the displeasure of the South; and the
Slaveholding portion Of that sunny region
have eyed him with suspicion from that
day to this. To bring himself again into
Southern favor and patronage is now
great purpose which the veritable Stephen
means to accomplish. Let US see how he
goes about it.
In September of last year, Abram Lin
coin, of Illinois, delivered a speech at
Cincinnati, in which he proved most
clearl y that Douglas is an enemy to the
North aud to its free institutions He
quoted largely from Douglas own speeches,
and produced other evidence showing, be-
yond the possibility OF doubt, that Sla-
very has no more reliable champion on its
own soil than Stephen Arnold Douglas-
Out Of that same speech the artful Doug
las now attempts to make capital for him.
self. lie has caused it to be printed, and,
a7'der has o'rn JranL, has shipped $4,000
copies OF 1t to the people of the South
a nice dodge truly Who but the most
dcspicable political trickster could have
planned it Who but the willy and un-
serupulous Douglas would have resorted
TO it! Well did John Hickman say of
this man upon thy belly shalt thou go,
and dirt shalt thou cat all the days of thy
Iife.''
For years Stephen A. Douglas has been
practicing the art and mystery of carry
ing water on both shoulders But he has
not yet become an adept in it, and it is
hardly probable that he ever will, sufi-
e;entiy to make himself President
Whether his last desperate bid for South
eru votes De successful or not, it is more
than likely that the movement will make
HIN unpopular with many of his friends
il tho North. L VIII then be rec
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22
Pennsylvania Rail Road.

At @the recent annual meeting of the
Stockholders Of the Pennsylvania Rail
Road Company, held at Philadelphia, the
following gentlemen were reelected Di-
rectors, without opposition =: j. Edgar
Thompson, Washington Butcher, William
Il. Thompson, Josiah Bacon, Thomas Mel
Ion, John Hulmc, G.. d. Rosengarten,
Wistar Norris, G. w. Cass and William
II. Smith
Thomas \. Scott, late Superintendent
ofthe Road, has been appointed Vice Pres
ident of the Company, that position hay
ing been made vacant by the dccease of
VIM. B. Foster. Enoch Lewis, Superin-
tendent Of the Western Division, has been
appointed to fill the vacancy occasoned
by the promotion Of Mr.. Scott. These
appointments give great satisfaction to all
interested in the management OF this ad-
mirably conducted Road.
The following statement exhibits the re-
suit Of the operations of the Road for the
year 1859, as taken from the Report OF
the Board Of Directors:
Earnings of the Company from the business
of the road
From Passengers, Sl,42O,9I2 40
d" l. S. Mails, "A, 483 90
" Expresses, 70, I2O 90
FTeights, 1856, III Is
AisclIns sources, l35,72S G3
1892, ,355 q
Expenses of operating the Road were:
Cost Of conducting transportn, 81 ,333, ,O4l 90
Cost of motive power, sol, ,O76 81
- Maintenance of road, GIL, 100 10
Maintenance of cars, l90,27s 81
General expenses, ~, 24l 40
S3,l3O,738 10
Net earnings of the road, S2.23l,6I7 O6
The earnings of the road, as compared with
those of the preceding year, give an increase
of SIT, 024 So.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22

CoMMIssIoNERsIN JAIL.-The Supreme
Court OF Fennsy sylvania issued a mand,ovs
commanding the Commissioners of ALL
gheny county to levy tax 10 meet the in
terest on its Railroad liabilities, and that
the Commissioners refused to do. Sine
then the Commissioners were arrested a,,J
conveyed to Philadelphia to answer before
that august tribunal a charge of conten,nt
and ON failing to purge themselves of that
henlous charge We're each finel in the sum
OF one thousand dollars and costs, and or.
dered to the jail of Allegheny county un-
TIL the same should be paid. The Com.
mlssloners are in Jail, and so the matter
rests: The levy of the tax is postnonc5
Tor three months; and that is ali that has
been done. The ultimate collection is =
foregone couclusion.-Iro, Cits.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22
Presidential.

We notice that efforts are being made
to have Henry D. Foster nominated for
President, though we hardly think they
will be successful. His friends here feel
1T in their bones that he is to be badly
beaten this fall in some way or other, and
they wish to postpone the thrashing as
long as possible.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22

essary for him to devise and carry out
some scheme to conciliate them again
And SO on from North to South, and from
South to North, until
By making it often too big and too little,
The Tinker at last will quite spoil his kettle.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22
Peoples Electoral Ticket.

lst District-Edward c. Knight.
"a Robert P. King.
Sd Henry Bumm.
4th a. Robert VI. Foust.
5th % Nathan Hills.
9th 90 John II. Broomal.
5th 90 James ". Fuller.
S:h " Levi B. Smith.
9th - Francis W. Christ.
10th - David Mumma, Jr.
llth " David Taggart.
18th q Thomas K. Huh.
18th " Francis Z. Penniman.
14th 4" Ulysses Mercury.
18th - George Bressler.
10th -
nth Daniel Q. Gehr.
18th " Samuel Calvin.
18th - Edgar Cowan.
goth % William VI Kennan.
2lst John VI. kirkpatrick.
22d " James Kerr.
23d " Richard =. Roberts.
Gath - Henry Souther.
25rh " John Grier.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
James Pollock. Thomas VI. Howe.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22

CoNGREsS.-It is now stated thar
gress will adjourn, or practically do ~.
iness for an entire month, beginnIps
the goth of April, and ending ao'U'
goth Of Nav
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22
Peoples Party aoIniuatioEl.

FOR GOVERNOR:
ANDREW 6. CURTIN, Of Centre Co
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22

HISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
IL The partnership heretofore existing
between the firm of Bolsinger < Hutchinson,
in the publication of The AHeghanian, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
subscription arid accounts due the firm viii be
left with J. I. Hutchinson, who Is alone au-
thorized 20 collect the same.
C: ". \. BOLSINGER,
J. TODD HUTCHINSON.
E5cnsburg, February ! 0, 1850.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22

MoHKEARNs, Oct. %, 1853
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22

Net earnings Of the road, s.. .23l ,6I7 O6
The earnings Of the road, as compared with
those of the preceding year, give an increase
of SIT, ,024 So.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-10
Contracts for the Capitol.

The Secretary of War received proposals
aud awarded contracts six month"; since for
the construction of about one hundred mar
BILE pillars tor the porticos OF the new wings
ofthe Capitol. The contract was made with
the Maryland Marble Company, and orders
were July issued to the experimenting engi-
nser, Capt. Franklin, to execute it; but he
declines doing so, and writes The Secretary
OF " ar requesting him to reconsider his Or
der and allow the purchase of Italian marble,
instead Of American. This action of Capt.
franklin is influenced by the course of Ger.
lain members of the Senate Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds, of which
Mr. Bright is chairman and Mr.. Davis is a
member, both of whom used their efforts on
Thursday to induce the committee to report
a bill for the purchase of Italian marble.