.TfiE , : ,:-,.: -- . - :._''' , DAJLy : ,... i ....,I'ITTSBURGH GAZETTE. ,EFI'AfILISIIEII-iN -1786. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. , as. rerriNalu. -a oon AD VElL3unata aanerg • ix' Monti Stash, ffrr 101 r. • - 4/14 No. 10. Matte Bottom • P. 4 Co. ore Szentts tot Qui most Intlotattal and Jargon media"coutsorreiol Mete bath In tam Oxilitol Stars toll Lb. Brinx44lo -for 1868. tMr. 'ULT.& BALL; 0 arid 11 Park Plow, W YOBS . Invite the attantkon of Vvyera from al l ms to as anturially lance Melt of . 11.11ES011, Una S AITERIOAN STRAW ovversott AllottY/VIAL SLOWEBEt. 241 thotte assortment or f!AT:1118.14 It()Ntt, Oftha Wl .„,enthr;. r eroAir" looorro and alLTs. a or t i lla nomad rtailsos. ° 211 of ortileh - orttl - -be &red at Ma broil satun . /10II.VELT Eltaolo 1:1311240:1/ v 11.PariPismr, Nor York. The Mutt Elate Oltua Company; .8.0711:1HILAD. LAMOLIMIZt, RtirtiZAX.V. Warehouse for the United States. JoaN B. PLATT, . . „ . a Manta Street. New. York. WHERS will be woad a fall assortment of, Melt Bo Arts? l'ottebsd plat*' hr Eton* Ad Howe Fox% Oho. CAA, la. Ale% Itorlith WA.. from rol)6' India* Adak- N, PL"--Westan eastomas athrtfared to Um NAr Mats summer n Of MI OoMosot OoLcoaths. whoth L. W oad AWA. *th fth ° Plato J il i n W ANDREW A JESUP. uomMISSION MERCHANTS, Cotton and Woolen Hachinory. ~...svinr.......d.n.2en,,z.asnuto Baia" al.. Izaportata • ad Dadati la Ilaaaliatuagf Article& •No. 67 Pine St, Noir York. N. 1 / 4 - 44121,711 1 1111i/IOLI IRON WOMB,. allasoAgises and Bailor, gzelailvs la New 'Yak tar LOWELL 111ACLUNRSIEIVNUOMIIIStal Tools D. F. TIEMAI43I & CO., ... 15 Fulton street, New.. York. MAIVITP.A(MITHERS Or OIL & WATER COLORS, VARA ISJIES, Aild Ithiiorteri of French Zinc Whits, &e. the tom ad oen-Ocoto Mug , lea Patent Pitman. Skirt". tArgtitt PRANOgi N. 1 Barclay strut, tfAUTION—NOne ere _panto* aireot the, hare the teeny of the osts—at. 'au toveareeosters Lao sellers stn will tes preeicatel according to leer.. =tame W. JACKSON 8024. . DILATE AND FENDER MASER, 246 PRONTST. d P 36 BROADWAY, Bra roAr. vaa.4l7 .11aRLIANICS.PL&T.FORM SCALES. TlLUnadersigaed having been • appointed 8 i t izi o rnt lax 2:4l= bi ttius ailabratad • texs fr,T; FATKBANKB 45;10., itiiipidfidly Writs irdiaillonid Uri brodriaia ccoadrardry co n TariAarlori r ilittll l laa=a orar t Vg.turra zsr =Tram prinapilllariroadi trio Valid Statist 12 ROW. Id. arid hr riar ra briadt or bridals, throughout YrIN so rrAVD ":l l - .Bo. lmi .vBlG'irilial sod l c i l rilr tdcrS N l ct Ws Aire prapiir•d'to- 1111 iikan for Monter, Partabla. Mamma, ilar..coal, Railroad sad Oanal radii. at mix • wren. 1110118115 rd WILLS. aria / _ 7.1 0..725 Marty atroot..Comidardsl_ ,Row . • Ilttsowilit. PITTSBURGH COACII EICTORY. 4asua; .... "-Johann- L. aTAP6149..........0L1. wait .. _ . . ..... BIGELONY - & CO., ouottuars to 2. IC 8101.4 it&k: No. 48, 0 . 1.4Y0ND ALLCI, int war Waal ist.. Pittsburgh, Penna. ouquactiES, CARRIAGES, Pli/WPONS Hues. and Amur daszlizttlut of Yamy Vablelai t to ardor. and tinallsct Io a manner 04auty ofdtalgo. 1p104.1. skill at u' lr= d oslt; 11131 durability ot Well Toirkwarraatad. nne Hide OH and Leather . Stine. D. KIBICPAVERION.; . N0..21 South Third Street, • - dtsterson Market and lakostontSts..'Phasdolsldek. ‘ ei., AS FOR SALE SPANISH BIDES, Dr ad Chum salted Pat= frips:Tanners' 011. Tanners s st the wiretap/fees sad the bssttanns • kinds& In the eoeurksysidsd. Itaylais rate nisekot villbe Oren In cull, or Month MitalsSO fur- Lildss. - Lestsber stored MOO 0r ed r aLs i nd sold on econoalealon. - . .-- McCIITCHBON & CO, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Product and Commlision Herchants, am) Drineßs Pittsburgh Manufactured. firticuria, No. no Libuty street, corner of Inoin, .711 PITTSBURGH. PA. JONES & COOLEY, WHOLESALE GROCERS BOAT Art2VPMPIIB; Produce ad fittsbargiriannfactares, No. 7.4 L Water Stroot, m — r i g • . .'" l " 2 ,i u tr i a l trharr. PEN/f.l. ' PAINTERK. LONG & LANE, !IOUS& AND SIGN PAINTERS. ) vO. 1 ,, T4 , 1 , 11%tratr ,„. 4 , 1& , r ...r. • All orders promptly litters:led to. Stalsts. elastatett p romptly supenst style. mb27 tt $013.131E10N, MRS i 4 NIILLKEW VOUNDEBS AND ENGINE MUDDED.% v and Ilisnataotaron of alldeandyttons fllll CastiniP. Gearing. aVo. st =ma No. Idarkat stns!, bataraan rirst and ascond 8; N. WIGICEBSROaII. . . _ yi,rIIOLESALE . AN D RETAILt - DIRIGO.IOT.Nn 211 Llbottr Etre 3 t, Had of cog. - . Pitt burr. Pa. al *AM trope on honfl sun fior • a goners and hi ts omottmentof Drjos, Modtdooo. t'afnt; Ono. • !MIN Window umm of all thado, Potty. moontmern tent . atilt Proscrytort ' , ' • To my Mat:ion& costamen.;-/larinir soM mit car pnoi t tltafe In 'Mailman; nod of to this dry, ono nano t oat the DruglittelO oooo nt of MM. Joel ,Mohlor No. Llbaty stmt.! shah Emmy'io •• o ld frionds, or the =tamers of Mr. Mohler - told shall map zo r togr o t t ogr , them tttth v y l itaah . ..t ler dotty ' 00,241 Mort, ot. • Voluble: Real Estate - for Sale. Offer fir isle -.the two' three-story Wok banding" at the Youth feat cornet or Pim:fungi Mad runt Nom 5:71 and MI rime:mt. , The lota ars math shoat DO Maas Ann attest by CD toot to doth. She bti2renbotantial and hart stone front& , otter the troy three Eton Wok dwellaka loam on the oast aide of Hand Myatt, Itoa.C3. 37, an. and 41 .M hat= bang about le het C inelar In trout hr about Vs• stars inilbe sold arperaholt tOtethcr, at 101 r prices. A null caeh tamest cou4 be maim end asaimmablo aunt Ibr the port at the' Wawa Apt= Lt. B. WlLlin t iz tV7 . 4l,mr, t. . 8t Clair Strad Propertylox Psige. Anthcrrised feed!. on eery reasons . . tatimam,7 One Or 011 of temp On. three 0017 dwelllng hen on the vestal, - tide ores. Chit stmt. helng bone Nos. 20. arid- 23. atm= Penn greet and the old Allegheng bri4". 'Them - helms are mate& fez item and dwellings zoo its sitomed a mod kwalltr. The lota are mob. lg feet in- trent by 110 tort ha &Mb to ea alley ten fort - • . • moderate esettpamment Le cgrOl. and ths bd. 05441 01101 rod to remain he a reaemebte thee m i emo/ by • remain 4/ 14. Julat " Maie., ' • ro2h-ti . - see. ISI street BOOTS. AIM SHOM, WHOLESALE AND' DETAIL. 103 eabiaixribei: respeetfull_y . ealle the at, uteir=tc li ell it ili s t= a •tock thiga c lu iigl as V i a r iast recolved Mtn Qs Nan Inel lisaalhetszsts, In oaoan width to Itlma soy kind or *MN Osals,,lnlefs Obthlrsn's Boat... Oates and Rom outdo oat of we bast catottsl, vottinsubly lind al *slated 'Wm • In cod* to salt coaatt7 iteslers sad those olko TA* Sc gizOl custom awls Ara*. tut aisaufsetures sad Ise* oir band • paroles sto* of tden's nto s stsit Unites Broom; Utiles Boots anall i a ra Boa* obi& b• muscats, in rams* to asks hs no Sns until* wan, *statist tts blew to u *sap ss sn7 , Ptaar inta Thszilthiizt..llloslystronsgsti - statotalrimelvod he solicits ,f=i . taft t ga t ai toas t .." 9 2 11 4 1 411 , rir 0 *ulna **town Mutatboasit fth =MIT& BIIROIFIELD, Bilis and Ladies' Dreu Goods enerally, oLoAKS, TAMAR & 8 EMBROIDERIES AND STAPLE GODS, _ For Funny 1:46. ; - azonialtrorteados morooalt. in all of the anon ttiroa si elagrti d hrt g aiu rtaird iz= tliAosioaacer, "litovasjeaulera and-Fire bona CITY ROT: WAREHOUSE.. No. - ON Wood street. -Ai the Stu= 'bad enteid erhlett Into UN the elan tuisite4 ettlep wontl in - Zeta Utlatigla itua ng t ia , og lupin df to Nal u tb. 4wan to AUL ' gemimber %Asa. No. 1241q0.4 Si a :1: :13: 1 ., Rectifying' Distiller end Wine end Liquor -111BROLANT. Ira sot Zeno Ora. Patearigs. - • liagsl 811 VOICWHICATBAG: einasolbe.saoka outlaw um. for aala ISWER , 8011111130 N, thilksmisOotarn Wilibtag. ICU 0 /GV ;Dentist, Fong a stre et; r. il iS • eh eon von Of Idukst; Ofdos nillitAkto*li.m. ,1101 - ,. E. SELLERS CO., Wholeeal b Drug-. ir sisccun =aro M the lugs lictlf-acontiodim m,.eann of wood sea eta. Idler* alul all dialers In :Yu' e O4ll / a rlAllact ircli pal liioClt. • ' linar tu blannfeetarerof cie7l,ya , =a im. . .Bogedr iii rMA . L.,ls s(. iihddrau la %SWAT- Waretome. New Melton Tab and lineket Factories. VIM =Marlboro continue to manufacture k Z al ariew t ==ita/Vign Pr Steam Enginea.and Bogen. 101401NES, wits the latest iihproiements, Mesirte.,lB-.lrati.tabrA.—m. to Igr th e&7ltl , i : dm o tt i dr, , zr , .vl.ll.4relmro,Wit,t47, D.E I3 . coRN-4.00 bitsiiria -stoic . nie Inv to ckal bY spe DAVID MUROXIBT 411:7111 7 k-: :408....• t st a rk '. • Ebb - - DATUM BUSINESS CARDS. ATTORNEYS. IO9ERII ELA A. P. MORRISON, Attar gan„lain:lfticAtNuoi. 14.3 simu m be r r fez fOBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney atew, Bt Lads„ AMERY POLLOOK, Attar:lay at Latv. 'Cann of 111fth sad &lust stroetsOmalta the o=4 itePe. Pittsburgh. t0y24.11.3 TAXES J. KUHN, Attorney st Law, office Naorth ithrot. Orant, fletatranh. 1•11-ea; AGENCIES. Michigan General Commission and Celle°. ton Agency Mee, angoit the collection of Home and Foreign blacantni and All otherNoney elabna 10ohlogin adjacent dtatealarlotiovot sad Payment ot Noma pamont otTaxon, Pardus and dale oißial Notate and Sardis and Insurnac• Agents. ANDMISON, Dann. alletegan. rittiftoydieeara Kumar a Baton, Bank arZWirnra 00., Otdos: Loma. Stonlot a Oa, 11.robanta troirio—ac=' rlei or. Illelolgolo. Aron ` L tororortoo 131.7/W/311 WM. A: /BMWS ESTATE OFFICE, No, 87 Front entot: tAlloar from Markatt Dente In Avo i d Plif Iron, &a. lkfalnroperty Caught a srat-tt lISTIN LOOMIS, Rest Estate Agent, Bt6a, Staxeeseetscens Ata Beam atm 120. 92 ecitnetent, atom Wood. Watintos proordiJr 'Wooded J79:412 MAUI; L MAJISILELL, SiantaryCliti tan miunaedi *serum Mi r ate Street. Pi M. GORDON; SocirobAry Western Inan• • rane•cn..es Water stria: GARDlNKROOFFlN,Ageptforhanklin U h , I5"1" , " ccinvins. noreh-e,:e oxti‘l or Wood IA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delawaro Mu • foal ningsziee Oeskosay. 42 inter ,tut. DRUGGISTS. 'WM ruzlea—aonicox.n....—...coasip nom FUMED -BROTICEREti .0=1:11MMI 10 I. Lam a Ge WILOLS;BALE:IIIIIIGGISTS, • HO. 130 - , i4OOD fainter, rftraausaa. PA. Ptorott of l7q Y`lanes adebratatt VaWfUga 4t HAFT, Jr; (=uvular to - jas.b.lll2l. toy.) Wholesale and .PAft.l.l Druggist sa Nabs tu Oil", Drashrlis, te... mum WOOd and Sixth, tele% 'Pittsburgh. igirßikunlar groat for .Dr. bisdltlns. CIN P. SCOTT, Wholcsala Disler in Demi. Pilate. 01.14-Vezzaty4 sad Dye tuft ND. MI streeguitenicli. — u :Vrt tor Bettegd=r ert. lasz Welt A. VAIINESTOOK & -00. Wholesale Dee_salail% rcistrtactonsts of Mite Lesel,Rad 1. sad Lunstss, emu Wm s exkl toot strwra, rite& nLP in R. RPTVRRS, tra Wholeaale gft Dealer in krgtalit,WeViceiTeiree'aVe: r=uin - .. NR 1 41 e R a ra tia dsta corner of Liberty tnd et.l3li atellott 901100N1WCFaCO., Wholesale • arassura. No. 24 Wood strut: Pittsburg& JOSEPH FLEMING, Successor to L.Wilooz a co.. conter,Afartat atraat sad Dymond—lteemA ratly n cot hard &fun mad =Dicta assorbacut of Madloina Onsets. Patamarr. 44 an Ph i = = pro b to tun= oarefully colitscuotsA at tl an . • . %flay COMMISSION &C. MEP atsrat ?OM& IVIEJW I IRWTS. Wool, Hides, -Floor, Bacon. Lard, & Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY No. 71 Watei St., Pittsburgh. Pa. WW2= Sgi n rcas i t i VX. PltyW h it. Wisp* • Oleo. X DJoasa,CiatereltDiryal P 5 kindtzle, ?bit. 1.011 Ch., littaburo.n i tateatelt 0 ginstmoa, lat•lom. Bantam Mho,* Mn'll. _ Obi°. D Bu ll ock " 183 11d JIM. B. W. LMISTINE WM Of' Lai Ilwastailikrnaffman t Room. Phila. ratOwsvh BOOBS & RERSTESIB, FLOUR FACTORS, General Product, commission nereltante, A-. 47 Nora' Whams and 175 AC Waft, .37. bd.+ R. 04 PIILLADELPHIA. llagale t z. Woodrazd Co, IlLetuder Co, Oln. b. tha ta mania a co, AD " Wood &Clew, • Tweed • blbloy. , • blew. Woo ••Cb. • • l'opilab al - " Caleb Cope sok • Morrow A ettler, • Tea= brother* 00, .1 Cboadoveth deo" Band. Sesoudy &th, liblab's. UNIV./a pi:ldg rirliv.ltairaeo a Coe br a t Add P/Webargh and Pldledelpbla llexabadoe deledan.e. Altezed ELoBANE & ANJER, to A. i A. Dlctissuo.l FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Commisaion and Forwarding Merchants. No. 114 &cod at, Put:burgh, Pa. Put Siedlyj 1,12 ••" : ' : COldit 8.510 Mat i , Dealer in Wool, Provisions & Produce generally. NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, rirrssvuou, PA. J. R. 11112.PHY, FORWANDINO &COMMISSION EISSCHANT, Particular Waal= tiara tot!, salu c.f P 6 OD - No-155 Fropt Street, oppoidia idouwouirla Joisa —.A. J. Amu. • . ATWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE GRO9aS, Produce 4k; ooriudidort Moro - PITI'SBUBGE MANTLFACTUAEB, No. S Wood st., bet*:olll3 Wlit•T Slid Fro= la "18 rinsuouon. DAVID O. HERBST, Plow, Produce, 'Provision and Commission . MERCHANT, No 267 libertiritrest. 60:7a6r6f Edna. Pittsburgh, GIVES his attention to the sate of Floor, Prat. Babot. Chem. Batter, gran. D 174 7711 16:bk " eatietiViethal 60116tUd. 16177 HENRY S. KIM (late of the firm of king & Mc•orhead,) COMMISSION MERCHANT, ' .oxizsg nv PIO Rentz. •AND 111400.114 No. 16 Water street p below Market, ..Dl9 P/711113118.011. PENNA. . L. A. HARDY, comaus..43l7.A t lv ff r a w 7 .l.674,7AtizAzin Agent of , me Madison and Inalanapolin LItOD, No.Bo Wote r s AI t., Pi A ttsburgh, Pa. 3.7a4rd J. W. BUTLER it CO., EtWAADING. & 00E1118SION ,MER MUMS and Deem In ill kinds ef Plttabot4 Blair Lama Pipe and abed Lead. jflsa VI Pleat aaa..4.114 VANFIRLA late of Warsen; Ohio, 00 mialudosszkel to • • Ilorchoat,ond Whole. •to ram Haernro • Butter l ' ir Pot sad stu=l ierns,”_ =M.o. e. of firm Stobiloa, Little a. oo.y 711 ,E & :CO., Wholesale Grocers, Prodmes and Onmialedau • • and Deem tn Fr :1:4- WARIMOUBB.-HE.NIV 11. OOLLlM,Torwalllnt and Ocatzalsekta And Deaslin game. thittcr, lakkilih Ind Produce smscraltri 211.Ww1 streatoabove watar. nttotnnutt • • inTal OMMV.Liff.E . dis,Dll..ealke.ri DRY GOODS. "- ZuSEPIC HO-BNTE a co., WboLiaaki and Retail Dealers i# TELMISINCIS, - wiszt6mxlrzesazorater d °turfs. Frinov Goods, da. - • 11 4.. : e AI . % 7 - J zrg a.,1 r,e&.l u ..d.8.u.r.p.0., . Vovi Maiketst,,aieclosing onr n ILur. dock orDry 30cd. at aliatalle boll so; o m , 77 .. d gralpft= ~ = 4,,...b at0 t F ,t , . *.. 3WUki be... , .• gm%asa . lAtkeo. Ida ~ 4 1L 716 1 A,0 4 oo rt,Ow b f.lll=4 ur n = vegan so Pater =4 Brapl•Dry 11,di,t118 llna .4 • t I • mit ii„un 001747 train' an 124 Add. - Remointa Removal! . .Bameivitlt '." -ixasmsozv a C0..-N0 my= 47111 ET H AVI:NO. Itemond our Sum to No. b, Lvt,A 2 q/04 . Oat 400 r A: L. Wawa &Co.).. are to Walt on* of tbur largimPt &Wks dim. Irm i t&t - ii7.:l7l.maties& Of&l&litho...zi& (Who la Abig =Hut In mg assortaunt fanny loetthat withal:6kb Plat4s. 1:02/11. ' • 7 4 ' 4 " 1'6.4 U VAVlll: t aratrl . A s ; Mat* iteg i g ,tu a 2/ 1 &Or 011 cloth. %Vivito& _Dar 1 Omen I. Itotla r &Moat aotbh&m. et &WI, Win a & &s z • CHOICE .ROLL BUTTER-5 bbla, for *l4 1510 br a& LOW DAVID Y icy IMl3_. aw 4 PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY- MORNING, APRIL 80, 1856 0:fla ;4 al lizWid ROAD, tIZI BANKING HOUSES JOHN T. HOOD: BEDFORD CO BEDFORD 00, ISOMBBSEt MOUNT PunaliANT, VISTMORI7DiX) ratimrs. 00, Prime Bumiartfia, NEW BR101.114; ?... ' BRAVEROO, Deposits remit ts minis, Dra ft s Imo and collected. um — grtersita Specie bon Stocks. Nobs sod other Beintrittos benitht g aze commission. AWN ELIKTS—....TDWAID mum. KRAMER ,k RAIDS, Bankers and Ex ebaass o rate BUY lall_flold and Slim and Notes, neonate Mane on HAM Mita* or Stock &en titles, maim Prot:theory Nato, and on Feet and Went. Boy and sell dtoett on Cionuntision. Coller• bona made an point" In toe Union. Ontrw corner of Third t and Wool strains, directly moat* the St Charles nth& ar myt4Yri HOLMES 1E BON, Dealers in Forel,4_. • and Doandlo Rills of fatttnngli, Ciertatentoo of pod Pan* Notes and Spode. No. 111111arkst stmt. Plt burgh. NirOolteettone nude on ell Ohs principal dtt MANUFACTURING. 4J. 0131111=14.1. a.cumamt. u. °ODIUM PArZ•tDr MC 9zi n E AN 4 NO P r, 3fo. 78 Sestina st., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 4 LINIIIPAOTURERS of Pallor Macaw iOrnamente(MOSurcharalaune.Stsamboata, Mt sa s. end Picture Ventilators Window 111,1 tsar sad.. niwi.u. 111212011. Canker, Ventilators and Centro Me. faroalllnas. haerttee sad llnldlcum of dram . ductiptlon, slu and dada. Muarsa sad astrantad more durable Mum say other artkl• nay la nee. Wader. esseatad on the &artist notice. 3. 13.—.Atteatlen af Iltesarbrat BaUdare Isas dt• realad la VIM Wade. ea saaunt of Ita light are A r CUMMINS. TWINS a . 1434 t, tia TS Sarcmd et.. tat. Voaddt Marlat A, Prarntraau. ._. . I•'" UNION FOUNDRY, Mitchell, Herron & Co. WILL continuo the business of the Union csr7arei4 I:tend of PIINIME, mou. Tbl7u usual, • lams and gsnas•l emortiniust at SIAATINGS, comprising Cooking Stoyea, Ranges and Side thous CIPJ7OI AND JA OR srori MANTLE &KITCHEN ;TUTUS, Hollow Ware, Wasrots Bozo., Dog .rwu, Sad Irma, Tea Settles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally, And GAB and W PIP/PA at •Il aims IRON & NAILS OMB BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, Picks, &e. All a! vklell will Woad et munriallSursn'irims. iny747 Penn Cotton mins, Pittaborgn. ENNEDY CHILDS & CO., Manufao tutu af—• . Penn A No. I Davy 44 glaatlnsr. Oirmt Cbsta of all tam and shadeec cp . tion • Tattm Pleannla and rash.4brt Rona otall .Ur and dooLigtions Batting. •ff.111 7 . 1 ,4ft "L'lriftrl='!'"%lif. 11111211 X 11111011 111..011718. wthuail iiXANIIIII & CO., 61 Penn at., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa. ~TEAM BOILER MAKERS and SHEET MON WOrtIEZES. lisautnetorces or Banhlll's Pat. on Mier. rotivra Moed ancl i lhr .4B. aisr Cbter , raek Brlsktion. pans , 8010 rons,. Condoners. Nall tr." - ;'"^TV Work. Bridde m aLT I' t lront the shortest notice orders from a /steno pro noo attandad to. f:SS— Hats and Caps. WILSON & .SON keop constantly on a hand etery dontrlption and misty of Data and tt=rbotasala and WWI non &airing ..ant Kat or Cato,vxtd and dmp, amid do well to tln na a tall baftde ourettathur ottowhara. nolatl W. WOODWELL. Wholesale and Retail klastatketteror mad Sloth" 11s Wawa Way, No. 68 Stria. . GROCERS. 8 river 4 Dilworth, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Noe, 130 & 132 Second Street, (NW.. Wood sad esaltdold) .1•1121780BOR. .11103T8OEIR MITCHELT.REE, Wholesale Grocer and General Merchant, /to. 102 Libalp Srcet, littstamg. 0d).17 krama. SZLITH, HAIR & HUNTER, WHOLESALE GROCERS, 122 Second and 151 Front etroet, 1416 Pirratimcw. re. Wallace & Gardiner, RD OLESJLE DEALERS /A Flour, Provigone and Produce Generally, NOM& LIBERTY BT. INA/ BACIALEY, COSORAIT & CO., Whole ass, CULBERTSON, t Whol es rrioale orocar and Oteganlidereatarthia.Desa Produce earl Pitts. Idanolaetuna Artk.W, In& Monty Octet, PHU bare:4 JOHN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Grocers . artdOtatualstiou bleruhsats,lio.l73 Wood sad 2911 mama, Pittsburgh. 1.10 .11t OBERT MOORE, Wholesale Urocar, Naar Pral=taMliannheturea and an 4 errorless's:se and Unman. No. alb Liberty •Inveh On hand vary hags Kook of naparbar old Ilanonishala Whiao7.ahlan Win at mad han far m p h. DAVID WCANDILMIL.—....IIILI.U.V BOUM ..... .11. IL corm. M °CANDLES% MEIANB CO., (emcee. rat toMlllcelitsalag) Whoamods Groom. ers Iron. late,Cbstondfarrua and Pittebareb Iltardraetsroo .00rtier of Wood sad Water Ina. Ilttaborara - ad JON 1C0111..........—.1.1.112123 D.10 . 011.L............1•41X/a. 0. DM. IVIG/MDS IL ROE, Wholesale Grocers and 'ootatssuka Narctuata. N 0.194 Liberty rtnat Ma. %!ILLIAM , A. W of OWLoU RG, alGstrhocer and slamTa c hai dn. Tass—Nomden Pltdta and la dt• Wbalanda and Mall /okia moNW an tha lamest basis. ROBERT DAIMSF I L & CO., Wholesale litt . trurati Manesetures. tio. ZIS Übe% st:t. ISAIAH DICKEY & CO, Whole=lo Orir ma n im coriicue it. j ui tgr c av, nintsadl Dm gMR ? s ai g na Prruss, BAOALBY, WOODWARD & 00., Whole- We Groom 210.R11 mom Mot. Plillartokti BOOKSELLERS &C. JOHN T. BEBTOCZ, - Book ood Job Pointer nod tablhller. No.ll2liftb mart, Marra liaaltddldd. o.A.ta 14.001 f. BINDRBIS end Box Maker's Straw iLlll3nards alvsys on hand. Abe, Docks, Paper. and ititiIIEHET RI7IO EO. COCHRANE, (successor to S. Sad. lora Vrbolaszle tad EAU9 D•eirr In Boats. IStatioo or 7 ond Paw amfestzteg, /.decal itroet, sth 4oer B. B. 0 EIN S. DAVISON. Bookseller and Sta tioner, smarm to Datiom P & Astoni. no, iigorkst osor Itutirtio Pittsburgh, r . .- 1., oo 4.e ars tao onus, R. 65 Wool onset, mat door to Os eon= 01111124. 1 L. BEAD, Bookseller and Stationer, No u. re/ante e.t.a. Aron. Buildlnch MUSIC. &C. John H. O.BIWOODSTRAIET, between Diamond ml. r sad Fourth Streit. 8010 Art far 13111010ER LENI 110 1 DieralTigg i ;la r oMitta'ait Ulla. sad dridarlia Marla and urinal Goods. ya= B. Bieber & Bro., O. 63 .FIFTH ST„ Sign of the Golden !1 . ta je . . Aglow for ?Willa k rA O N l b Ara 1 3 11 7. HA fiIINIVLAIn d al Gagiatirfrer/WISaItrAIEI lIAILHONIOMB. -*Hula and =deal Dutra. - Charlotta Blume, Mc. PAOTUERR and Dallier in Piano and ImMof mute • ard p miudeal I w nstig ar1t22,D70 (. 41 ° 60.41 Desta:Piazomositnnd with. Oat Ads= Attar-taunt. lora . us wooti os. Cannel Coal. TIRDLIB.I3 FOR CANNKL COAL WILL Nur 1101, be . yftsoytly 1.14911., If droned In the onto. tetra at Um f =a of Enna Woootala at Dr. Ilotert Wears stars emit/IMO slaweo i DPaslr P. 04orpt t 11- 3V basT a l:a s a/T'AuThVgarlitt: Aka 'l6 l %t or tlaml. Dytta dont =an IW.nl and losffel". Laii• Opal GO lilt ton &awe or r 2 25 at ti • Depot. ThmadWton &livery,. , apt) TNO.,WIIITY. On. Ketelmnee Mower with Reaper Attach; nick - pee ' oat iciaohiiie ixi ine;raran ": tea tont Itiot 10 to' 11, saes of grtins' or asto poi or w B on as would to &so Tyyjeytho nik. Price orilll2o, tombluol sno. or solo Ose_ mrll - B. ALA ALAND. 123 Wood et. - -.- Math Ward Propertyfor Bale. I WILL bELL on leasonable 'ternis. and oh tlro win. inner dram and Carroll ata, opposVi. Dobbs' Moe. They are handsomely dense. milt* rata reahlanou., , Also, three Larlf, ter= angst and Baldwin Ma. Se faeperscirgant=iggro..„4lse:zroodoeu ra t.. ttaer h erem tby al 1.. rah dr Oa OoarnelsrlUs Also u ssa i n tlg t h eornos y e o r . Zr &I:241% 1 " Xin Hart. Tbsy ins will lop Br a cuennfaiteey or wawa iirdlnir time!! on, for the klisurnals ot neschan. 3 ° 1 0 1,1V Elagh=a•teralia' A.s. vs zah'in. at. To ffilll Owner!, • VBENCH BURR AM/ Laurel AIM Mill f ll. - Bbnuul. Boattur i Ziwina O wl., um /Mi. BCMIII Win and and Ibb Grinder., Put Ism Proof Stells. dasiderstain Barmy WU) &Mays on hand andtimet amw,st 319 U2lrt7 Nyitlebnaki. admrAcau . W. W 08. _ bearnea liox Ironer A 1r &await= puralupedltio ex • oblides tier{ of . 4 0' ' • '• i. Patest stwelticer . irth " 12 ilrainiarutUroa - tiandat •la navrommon roam' st..„ opposite Andsir :Cettliti mkt, • tiro ala gwomment of the ternactrios ,111/ 111TEI BEANS—.IO bhp, Email White, • • " re,04410.11pi nu by a.MANDLWII.kaatIa a W. KBBLS. Juni-kar Berries just ree'd and for Us& "sads ILIUM BROS. NEW MK ADVEaTIBI332S7B*•• PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. Trom MULLIN, VIEDULIEIL OWEN BCEMLL. 111 Nsurin4 AIITICITISING UM& tro. 846 Dm:Wm% - Nita rot*. For the LOOB,_OnPY. --7—. 11. S. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY, 00 Thompson scroot, N. Y., DiANDFAOTUBERSOFBIARBLE TLEB. TABLE TWA, OOLIMIBB. VIDEBTIit Manna. Bormatal.lmd .11 Italltn Marble& article. ',Web 1.. prerusratlon of Barbie Dust, eheroleally nonblned with mineral colon, war to be moulded Into • r d "" itt inst c ardT m a nure while It emelt It In duraldllty and beauty. ° unil' ' blel sod Iron and MU, time "r 6 C. 'Mks th• {au running Into the 0•113 of the materia l, while nO Tarnish Ir l a t u rNlTYk il:' th t ,:a blii lntfactu T rl P , i g irleit tethari ofi l boiT .D ibr Ua t:i; Were= litotes, Indeh erUd Insure IMmenee returns to those Interesting thorned's; Inhumation furnished on `lBVllrtim, 8... PE/la DintiVet- oolitlyv salt ran "111 OIV C)laa. l i EDWARD P. DI KIE, • , • 144 Chambers it, . Y.. Tore &bre vest or Hudson Him amid DoT . ok PLITERS to Dealers linden tamers his eel. Orate.' lased, ot ➢ nneh Wind., (thus an Aron arm s. Parties villtlng:tuttepastk. via be famished witty priers enreselpt or thole addresa Cdass cut to any desired pattern. endplate , / free or chard*. aplittpdr Umbrellas and Parasols. JOHN I. SMITH, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER, 234 235 Broadway, Now York. i The most extensive n the world. MULE lato fall in the price of materials, con j. seauent nom the ettingener of tha roone t t motet has ortabtrd ma to manufactory Waif fot . l t u ra gr e t Lod mostmo m tr nt t & a a nt : oefry kW yetont, UMBRELL A S ANT) PARASOLS to W band to rumps or America. itaretoWs !Mart New York to bur their garde. are rasped:ally laritart to oaU nod mottos the ....di Won purr-artefact. N.B.—Pima oat Shia card oat soot It to Tow Poakat Book frr »Broome. JOU:: L It:ULM. klasalarturer. 0t125,3r0dr NEW YOBS 'MILLINERY. - ILO. SIMMONS' WHOLESALE AND 'RETAIL lIILLINERY AND MIDAW 000D8 OURS. 1164 DEDADWAY, NEW YOWL—Mre.& V now in Emmy., tor•tbe express impose of schiettag novelties fra the Pprind Trade. Witch will ae and dm ready Or inspection tro or &mat the Wet o f d Ma., Pout bent end Weetera Merchants, and MWtnae are red rectfulle Wilted total' sad ezetnine the sew bars ourchealog *Lowlier*. Pattern Donneta always to heed, and rent by encese m my addreu. IstAmds Pamte, Varnishes, &c. RAYNOLDS, DEVOE & CO., 106 .4' 108 Edon Streit, AllakigE%.oy Paint., Vert:fatted: Mania and Zeta Palate, impactors dud Leann _ W HITE_ LE.A_P a 1 . 01.0R5, BRUSIIBS, MAMBAS. VAGILUEB. &a • Constantly on hand a W largened ra worth:ante each toed. taqulred•by TIB and PAINTXY.S and by the traaemmetally. bfameThetmed ancdeenly cf FIRST QueuiY. • • roms. goads we realm direct from ib. peoducen, and can neer by the vector, or other idea, on the most tame. able terms mall promptly .handed to, a97310:0 FIRST PREMIUM PIANO FORTES. STEINWAY & SONS PI FALIDGEDB 84 and 88 WaDar Street 1813 23.0.1101 Mr. asw TOIX. • ESPECTFULLY call the at- AA filialon of tbspublieto thek r &mild emortraeratof emeScraadoselsoust• t Irately Pre voila. of tom elastiolt i Ef I . tooth. bh 2. 1 Let .of fralGyht shmt every that en:Mersa Pima russaxpessed. They no. awarded the First ff mi th ßoth Mad; la emaisertitlea with the most dial makers from lkatom khlladelphis. New York sad Da tame. NEW TlUUktPLU—Srzurway k Fon have Jost teem almost the MU Dreads= GOLD 311tDAL (Mr all eompeditors)l4 the late Yet of the Aerenicast Institute. Crystal Pala, for the 131:81` Meant*. dot milky, Safely All. 'OR MINING PURPOSES, and for DM TING ORAROLI., bat Da WET and DOT blastim ~• TOUR dillwent Th•IXITTON P RUC* al.aar tnr a d D 1 0 40111,1 TAPE WATER VIM " GI/glut pumnx, KY Mertz EIt.N.SWYCIR.H. j r O rat i ers Dromptly Tiled Er IR muds o. GUN Pc/W. 1 4.10tAL IrnMoiLlN"rin b raiaitrAkt xj " l. noLa din SCHTEEFFELLS, BROS. & CO.. 131YONTER8 AND DEALER?! IN Drag Paints, Ohs, Dyes, Perfumery, Le., 170 WILLIAM ST.. New York, - INVITE the attention of the trade to their, &Jame sad ended Oak of Drags. Paints, Oils, Perfume. re. , AA, te. La additkne totbeir regular Importation, enteral, Drai n, they are also readying, direct from the spume of male. tion end ruoinfset sunny, of TredA. Nair and Nail PooleOsh 'o%l Mortars, bpoers, Frearri sad term neer . ..L . llr 11 Vr mu jrdell M U- Are also enabled to offer on th e meet advantageous bug Orders, either to pawnor by mail, will reod=pt. attain:km. Ei:,~l~j:~a-~~V TO BOUSEKE'EPERS AND DNALDP.S. THE 110 PB 1111L18, 7/ Yuma Erma, .4 71 Mama slum N 1 ‘NOlle. Principal O . 103,P and eft.; Nero York: Imovra r.t—uaYlvit""7Tviroptezg.til7g.. vall • COFFEE AND BPIGS smar.maiimr,' Oentlnae to prepare the but Pharementlonl Oahe; for Bread . ILicaltAse asel other Oahe; is, They oleo ampere Blantard. Oalk gad =ay °that art!. elm of daily use la every Se.b they offer upon the mast ream:tab/a ten.. Cate/oar:lt a o il s et i t A er4 iebo 11 t .Ittatants advised to g lianaire mu; ..,•• 376%r/raw The Adams Empress Comp PitLiburgh, Rochester and Revs BregMon Espreas. k4 lOll the especial accommodation of the thaw population along the Hu of tbe is Penn. sr 'this Railroad, between Pittsburgh and isew whose Intimate Wuhan and social ridattone rewire nth Agatoy, Iles Adams author Company hare mode snob arrangement lath the Itanrae. es to thable them to pth Smug altheetrer on Utt Altirodatlart Train shoran take ebaie of t rie r rerthe r r harsTlM M a l iJe . in tr ire Jewelry Coo. an. the depalt and be ter wourity of Money. Jewelry thdother valuable,. lie willies. Naeltrighton try the Ilarolng Trans, remain in Plttabmgh and MAO. Cr City doting the day to attend to such commission, ea Mlll7 be thtrosted to haw and return by the :Breathe Tram, with toe (lords and Coaualsaths es:anted. viii he Ids duth torso:Wu on bis up trip all Ptrrebl. pacthath oaten. money. de which wilt he dathand to the proper Noy soon seer the antral of th e train at th e alladualr City - Depot. Re will also naive written: or verbal meow es to cc delivered In the eitg—couthmarate hairnet:Lase. atolls triltanation and return repllee—order good; and return them—math purchaser. large or 00.11 from ac: Mtn ' Li 4 er Irtetwo na m eable distance. without thtra th ane. but tc lama surd dente. cy. the direction op pthearesthathciallf fre Pint* honey.. aUMIQ bo explielL. *May Stetson. an matter will be left with the Station daunt of Untrained Oompary,when thelowthr party la not at the Maths on the eeries t of the Tralw to math hi. Treltargss for carrying packager, Sc. and for warier nmdered by th e threeenger. are Intded to he wltkda rea. amiable Watts. When the nature of the tandoeu is nth as to admit of IL 'racial withal:Leath will be =Vie. As the Messengor Is required to athle ble Ms sad bus. Inns dads with the (thrthang, and to pas talk% the pato road of the Ithe will please not sag him to wilt to next trip for Ms paay. as he hu no discretion In the miter. lILWRY IRW/N has been appointed bleamother, and will commsoni dutise on Monday, Den 21. Itbd. • memo= crle aennets. Pifitnnenh-11.1. Powell Street arn—Talagraph CC= Hannalk—Cap o—Nr. t. Han Beeidekky ntati McLaughlin. Rochafcr—Mr. White. Ilermee—Dr. Chandler. Noezirfoldon—ldr. Hoorn (Irma Ahem; Urania Cid., I Pitteburgh. Den 1.1), 1 der.Snlitt . To those rim° wish Farms 111. PO have fertile land at a cheap pride and W I i n i.. 4 l=nt i l tr i la tilled ttub te l Vidae. mu nb m gra liana tor g 23% payablo enstabmente 07,1 gwr west, or 114 Der month. /tin boated In 121 Or P., end has Vs of tb • beet andkr Ito brodure In lba. Mtn NU la • deb loam le not to be kw fanning. exaralnallon will eturw. It !s r = land underlaid by 2 Hob welnnwhkb on seconuet of it. borne , 41 Um lake Merge; will .berth become of ha verde value. • altvrod44:l6ni.6-421 4 ,1:,,unw: abort distance cram:mar. The Allegbrny Wiley R. Viet lir tt T . sinestebOorta TLe bunts ty Kure and warranted dada are OM. grearotas good and rotedantial opportunb ty conweenoe farming. providing far rouda ebndren z o iur i n t ig . llzer m enj in er r e VArasaa in ashen • Mar Laniards:a CAD I. bad Lora the pamphlets wbkb r are l ortress ii ntriv. gem ldrVgirliet4„Thir delpbla. Nnee Informellan le contained tu thom.imnblet. GT:erode Valuable rropem tar Salp, • PN Liberty street, tutoinig the Idethocliet Grass Tent. near Canal dada. mu it now th• only ablo One sTnnnainT i ln SU, nahchbortind not ehntadt ,o, h alft Min lime 100 =WI to Vie Idetluxtlet Geese Yard 136.5 S f..t, to Meaty 100 faah Th of L la propertTis most MWseNa as a 110.41 Tha building notion Itoi pot rabrtaattal tbrn dory brisk. idth all the naeaseerT bask banana. has Ins ions Unte bean so. as Us. Ildon llotal,dolns Vint Min. Mi. o.* end others deer= of =Medi itnid Intl &moll to szamtutlmPrend. 4 . as2o.tt =WARD /ADVIL TowaLands• N. OtAZIEIt, forumrly resident of moirollttiburgh:(oom of Lmo), Mllloove hem In a hcr tor thy Oormall Mugs oruf Mom City Lacul Dirtricts. Capitalist; ockel Mbar Maras 111.11101 to tomm.' or note to Icamar, an bur :mu boArtem faithfully m ut frocortkr attended to. brmallog cm Waist the from room TOomm IPMf: No. Ts mattes West. from 9 M. to lIRTEIMOM93. -Holmanmaa, Marctuuct. AMMO. PitUbo.9 9 o l .. BIN risssent scs A. 09moroth maim. Musks Hutt , itmemmr; Jobn 19,9319Maccomotaor. 145 T. L. itAIADLNIT. Snit' AND STEAMBOAT FIXTURES, No; 157 South Street, New York. ZWICE CAPSTANS, Common Iron and Woad Cbpstaad, Bcorgruiodh and Cronin, Itlvlda ß iraga sm rT l ' itso '‘. % didtdlddl= B : and Ran id Paw ind Ira Itedduer. lkok and Candi_ t!dc tdudlz=o= dad Iron MOSIOE, lin ltrazide Idela Uri itce an dTd•tobsdriPettatatatit Lldiamaltud _ Boar, /ARA Idsttrawas• d iwin din Kaiak, Cask and Idflis litdb 11% 1101111111 M• n emended= So tho late Btessalxre et Tad low t 0. .. f=agth ka ttar=litt=zr: MIL Mlt.lllo2ldr . . • Notice to BeAdie :Bade= SEALER PROPOSALS will be received ETLI•se. Obionsy mu stal the - )l4•Ut of itay ass feertbio Woad N MOT NBlDOli a semer • I=attouaerT t chill ` mewed Immedist*ly &Nu the btURII• tigmonths &toes tbo avntioa of No mt. 13: vate.,4ll.= . bi OW 40 IL W. suatinaillaff My Meek 14KVE 'this day . associsted with me ea sliest,mtem dui ralatlar,Grabilogimi Guth,. sad Ma, Tim Ma . sum biletnettto old ligmAli} TIMM et; up. d o , es nui. sad Aty atJOHN Ta=rlo2l• 00, • I Ironill taw Ms Imp =tomb of rotandni 2127 lbdit• stow u.Rtafarereasired 7 eassomard the tory Ilberat sown% 1 kan•ln frpaq tbszek;aoa would rismitlo. I, omms a matlatuksits of tialr.ll.l; Attereamia. calm nun= Pusobargb 6:s .110166101, vs% Dwria gay =hat workidnaMy&ame th• lIISCI.r. SI a War iiros• an• rtb a t, city irenzeso7 Known and anesoijd ba . •s=ll.l=lA4l4 70811 mitiger WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 80, ISM _ • Advance Payment!.—lfereerter no sub wlresnn will b. taken Am the Dolly or Weekly Uesette, octet. penitent t reads t¢ advance. %%roarer the that le op to IrtUch the enbertirtirna to Fold. the paper will be I:mutably stooped. ortleu the subscription le re hewed by adrenal pennant. AU trenalent edverUsltr, of e'rery dosertytlon, Ell be reetdred 40 be Mid In .41 nonce. The only oxoeyt/oto will be wharf myednl month it Or reenr mutilate ere made. seel.•dAw V3.l"lttsborgh Weekly tiosetto.—The ovanodvo otoolottoo ofour %Flo Gip*. odors to Our business mm a moot &Anti!. tuodlam of making theft btotoeos tuo,om pus etroulattoo Ls totooso foto. and pre thousand. malts oltoog ovary oterebutt. lasmakturer and ato keepr to tVottorn Ponntylnalo. nod Zutorn Ohio. CLEvnenn Alb PITTSIIO eighth repOrt of this oompe.! holders at their annual In' Jannery teat, abets the . 1 ending November 30th, 18' Peeeengere...... ........ Freight 011 P.A1141.0AD.--Th. read to the stook leting, on the Bth of winces for tho year 5, to bare been:— $204,041 34 ......... 360,709 09 27,037 96 Mails, express, &a. Total, Operating, expenses, rep casualties MMI Net earnings.. $809,518 75 Of tho gross receipts, $+9,985 20 were recei ved from the Tueoarawas Brandt.: The aggre gate earninga are, $100,950 84 in excess of those of 1864. For the six mopthe ending 8011 No vember, they were $367,802 86, or $217,85148 net. Length of main stem (Cleveland to Wells ville), 101 miles; and of the Tusoarawas exten sion (Bayard to New Philadelphia), 32 miles; talking • total length completed of 188 miles; and coating as follows: Right of way, depot grounds, bnildings, discount, interest, engineering, &a. $4,011,323 Grain warehouse, late improvement, landa, repair shops, ......... 178,858 Eqoipmetit—enginee, care, &0., 583,991 Expenditure on Wheeling extension, 611 miles. 817,774 Total expenditure . The oompany owned, on 80th Nevem ber last, In County bonds, balances for agents and other companies, bills receivable. cash, materials on hand, end real estate not needed, 448,295 Making total met of road, equip moot and suety $5,981p62 Against which their liabilities were: Capital In Main Line & Two. Exton. $2,1 (3,1574 Wheeling and Bearer Extent:dom..— 787,210 Total capital $2,880,784 Seven per cent. bonds, including di vidend bonds of January, 1956. spas and accounts payable. Balance of net earnings. T0te1..... ...... .... ............... ... $5,980,762 During the present year, seise on amount have been paid of the bonded debt $150,400; t of now engines and cars, $48,516. There is still due as stock subscriptions, the sum of $41,765. The increased business of 1855, already noti ced, arose entirely from freight, and chiefly from the transportation of coal, sad the manufactures of Wheeling and Pittsburgh. The coal traffic alone bee advanced from 44,000 tons, in 1864, to 76,000 last year—an increase of 70 per cent. The Pittsburgh freight bee advanced from 7,- 948 tone, in 1852, to 28,937 tone, in 1855. The rapid settlement of the Western countries will Banish a continually increasing demand for these onnimoditlee. In order to facilitate this branch of business, arrangements have been made by other parties to establish aline of steamers from Cleveland to the Drincipal cities on the upper lake. Every attention will be given to the develope ment of local business., Por more than 100 miles, the road passes through s rich thickly settled section of country, offering the highest induce ments for the establishment of Tenons kinds of manufacturing industry. On the Pittsburgh and Wheeling extension work has advanoed.as rapidly as was thought advisable, having to view their completion du ring the coining mummer. The work to be done, exclusive of the euperstracture is estimated at $257,000, all of whit& is nn er contract. The rails are purchased . The C let Engineer e as mi t/ mates en anneal increase o $500.000 to way and: through business, on the completion of the river line. Towards its nenetraction the net eliminate base been applied, leaving a dividend to be declared in' stock and bonds. The stock holders have shown their approval dads policy. The navigation of the Ohio is so uncertain be tween Pittaburgh and Wheeling, that this line Is rendered of the utmost importance. The Chief Engineer's' report shows that the total expenditures on the Beaver extenston to date, have been $58,265, which added to $142,- 278 previously expended, makes a total of $200,- 542; and leaving a balance 'of $130,877 yet to be applied, for graduation. masonry, and bridg ing. On the Wheeling extension, a total expen dtturo of $300,381 has been made, leaving yet ' to be expended the sum of $126,740. The on premature for both is put at $525,980; The manatee! expenditure, $1,288,972. The lino 1 from Beaver to Kirkwood is expected to be ready for the iron by June, The number of miles ran, during the year, was 829,888, of which 124,867 were made by passenger, 179,286.4 freight, and 26,230 by wood and gravel trains. The equipment at present consists of 24 loco motives, 20, passenger, 7 baggageand mail, 868 freight, and 142 other care. Considerable addi tions have lately been made to rolling stook, and a number of enlgnes have recently been ordered. TSB F013.01111Z3 AT Wurna•.— The person who has committed these forgeries is Mr. Reu ben P. Davis, of the firm of It. P. Davie & Co., (brothers.) Mr. Davis, who is a native of Ded ham, some ten or eleven years ago established himself in Waltham, and from small beginnings continued to prosper until he was at the head of a foundry establishment, whiqh covered an acre of ground and employed some forty or fifty hands. Ile wee in the prime of life; being about thirty five years of age, and had a wife =lone child. He was it Deacon of the Baptist charch, being one of its chief pillars, and gave some three or four thofisand dollars towards the erection of their building. A story in circulation, however, that he pretended to give them the leaden which the church was built, which he did not pay for, is without foundation. The chief business of Mr. Davis of late has been the manufacture of gas fittings, and as the call for these articles bee come from different parts of the country, hie business has been some what extended, and resulted finally in placlog him financially in an embarrassed condition.— Ile wee the contractor for the gas works at handout, N. Y., at Jersey City, at Warren, B. I. and Malden, Maas. Some of these contracts were fora large amount life enjoyed the en tire oonfidenott of his fellow townsmen, and the first whispers of criminal sots upon his part were received with Incredulity and Madge, and even now there are many who believe that Mr. harts will yet return and make all right again. , Solar/masa at preeent.be ascertained, the total indebteltriesi Of Mr: 'Davis .wilt probably amount to upwatde of $lOO,OOO. Ins paper is scattered about indifferent bents In the 'kicky, including the Waltham Bank and tho two at Brighton, but it Is believed that these banks are protected by collateral. The fact is therefore apparent, thetas the thief part of his property is plead as collateral for debts, three who lire not thus secured, will not, probably, obtain a large dividend The total amount of his known forgeries is twenty thousand dollars, of which two notes are for $6OOO Sub, with his own name as promisor, and Mr. gibley, of Westin; forged as endorser. Two other notes of $BOOO each bear his name us processor, with the name of Pratt & Weeks, of this giV, forged as endorsers. There is also the name of s Mr. /Nookley. of New York, forged to s note for $2OOO. These notes are all in the Waltham Hank, together_ with about $BOOO of his. genuine paper, for, th e whole of Which the bank is amply secured. _There is no doubt of the feat, thatth these for ge:lee Mr. Davis tad no- accomplices. He left Waltham tae first part of last week, and had previcinaly borrowed wins sums of the Inhab itants, In one cue obtaining utterly $2OOO, and In another.sl,soo. It may be, however, that this money was borrowed In the attempt to sus tain himself And not to carry away with him.— Snob are the feats - so far as they are developed. Of his numerous notes In the hands of various parties, some which are now supposed to be genuine rosy yet turn out to be forgeries: The discovery is a sad blow to the town of Waltham, and especially to the church of which he wale member.—Boston Travaler. A Him Loss —The Committee of Commerce in the Hose of Sepretantatires, state that the 'amount of pecuniary loss at the port of New .Tork by Shipwreolc, An the years 1854-4 $10,000,000. The past year, also, hes been Teri tthaetrona—wepecially lf wit btolade the steamer Paco; of Idiots pasty there aconite to be very hope magma .Couriar gates , that the wheat crop of ladlana awl the great North-West never rimers protaidag them at the present season. PUTABITBAH BY A STBABOZYL—The editor of the Baltimore Patriot, in a eecond letter from Pittsburgh, gives his further impressions of our burry oar ...The longer I remain in this city the more it [ pleases me. To-day I hare emlfraced the op. portanity of seeing it in fell business operation. The streets are thronged with pedestrians, whilst every appliance, necessary to trade, =WITS to rid fro with marked animation. Bteamboate o the river—arrivals and departures for all p ints are momentary—railroads concentrate here from every point of the West, and travel is incessant. Go-aheadativeness seems to be the general- characteristic. I begin to realise that I have gotten amongst feat people. We were visited this morning, by way of va riety, with quite a soow-storm, melting, how ever, as It tell. The heavens are now hung in sable, portending rain. Our atmosphere is rani fled, and smoke from ten thousand ehlmueri, steamers, faotories, Ac., settled over the city In dingy clouds, so that it is difficult to penetrate the gloom. I have not been no fortunate as to visit the old world, but am inclined to the opin ion that this city, from its sombre, antiquated aspect, in no small degree resembles some of the venerable places there noted by travellers. This morning my attention was directed to the Cathedral—a noble and truly beautiful Gothic structure, built in th'o form of a croft, ' surmounted by immense dome, spire, &o. My first impres sion was, judging from Its dark, dingy, smoky appearance, that it bad been built many years ago, especially as the architecture was of ancient mould. On inquiry, however, I was no little surprised to learn that its foundation was laid only seven years ago, and workmen aro still en gaged upon the building, it being unfinished.— The Churches generally aro neat, capacious, and tastefully constructed. The Court House, City Hall, United States Court House, Post Office, and other publio buildings, are remarkably solid and handsome structures. - Added to thefmany bridges already spanning the Allegheny, I ob serve another in coarse of einetruction, designed especially for railroad purposes. Warehouses, stores, and places intended for business, are generally well built, many of them five and six stories high—some of iron, others brOwn stone, marble, granite, but meetly brick. A ' stranger here Is at once struck with the numer- Ole manufactories, mostly of iron, and with the facilities afforded for such purposes. This forms one prominent source of wealth, and adds, no it must, to the prosperity of all large cities.' Al legheny City, across the river, like Brooklyn, Williamsburg, or Jersey City are to New:York, sends up her continuous clouds of smoke from immense manufactories. As I now look oat upon the river, steamers are arriving and de parting, freighted with passengers and all man ner of produoe. The wharves present n cheer ful, animated scene—trade flourishes abundantly —money is easy, and a healthful aspect every where presents itself." 272,34 i 14 $6,587,466 A BOOTIMIIi DLIdOCISLATIO View 0/ SytTATTYS Soviamcrri.—Among the fair but false and fatal theories of the day none attracts eo moot, homage as the "Squatter laqvcreiguty" courte san. There are none so radiant with meretri oleos charms, none ao ready with deceitful pro. mice, and none tto sure to cover their victim wi to shame and reproach. The sovereignty of the people la a noble principle, and should command universal homage. "Squatter Sovereignty" is an imposture, a counterfeit copy, an ugly idol wrought by man's hands, and should be kioked off the pedestal where it sits in mock majesty and courts the adoration of fools and demago rlFß' 2,750,243 293,679 65,98 G We cannot conceive how any doubt can se to the fall, perfect, unlimited, and sovereign power of the Federal Government over the Ter. ritory of Kansas as the agent or trustee of the existing States. By the purchase from Louisi ana, and the subsequent extinction of the Indian titles, the Territory became ours to dispose of end govern se we pleased, for the common bene fit of all the States. The States can only exer cise their sovereign administrative and govern mental rights through the instrumentality of the Federal Government. The writers on national law, it is true, affix this limit to the exercise of euahpowere, "that no nation bass tight to keep unsettled a large and fertile domain.' This is, however, mere speculative morality, which can never become a praotical question between civil ized nations. .. The practice of the .Governmatit corresponds with our doctrine. When: Louisiana was ac quired the President alone was entrusted with almost absolute power over Its government till Congress shoald make other regulations. (2d vol. United States Statutes at Large, page 215, session 1803.) At the next session (sea vol. 2d, p. 283) Congreee authorized the President to ap point a Governor and a Legislative Connell of thirteen, all to be land owners, who might enact laws, object to the approval of Congress. Thus the Federal anernmeat continued, through of ficers selected by itself, to exercise sovereign power over a numerous and wealthy people, with out allowing that people any veto whatever in their own government. A similar coarse was pursued in the Northwestern Territory, where a Governor and three judges, appointed by the Federal Government, exercised legislative, exe cutive, and judicial powers, their taws also being Bahian to the %ppm* of Congress. (United States Statutes at Large, vol. 1, page 61.) The ordinance, however, of 1789 gives to this Territory the right to elect a Legislature as soon as it shall contain 5000 free male Inhabitants above the age of twenty-one, (that is, when its population should amount to about ZOOG).— ' None were to vote for members of Assembly tin ' less possessed of a freehold of 60 acres of land. The whole tenor of these acts shows that it was deemed clear that the people of the Territories had no right to a voice in their own government till such right was conferred on them by Con gress. This absolute dominion over our Territories is essential to our existence as aviation. It might happen that a newly conquered territory, or a territory occupied by free negro', Indiana, Chi nese, hordes of robbers, or lawlese. ignorant, and immoral people of any kind, could not be trusted with any voice in their own government even as a Territory, tench less would such people be entitled to admiasion es a r tate simply be muse they had population sufficient to elect a member of Congress. The Federal Government Is bound to govern all the Territories. It may and should exorcise lie powers through a Territorial Government 'kited by the people, to be governed when the people are enfaoiently moral and Intelligent for self-government and are well ciffeated to us and our institutions.— It should admitno people as a State who are not In all respects fitted for oil-government, and should look closely to the provisions of the con atttatton- of She people so applying to see whether the great interest of mortality, religion, property, and liberty are adequately secured.— Richmond Enquirer April 24. Emußamon TO Ituress•—The St. Louie Dem oast of the 23d notices the arrival of Col. Baf ord's company of time hundred Southerner, from Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina.— They were distributed among the different ho tels of that city, and would leave the next day for /Lemma. The Democrat ism "they are principally young man, and will do good ser vice:in the country's cause. The Democrat also says that within the present month from one thousand to twelve htusdred emigrants for Hann have arrived In Bt. Louis, and that the great majority of these have been from the South. The friends of free Kansas to the North will see from the above that there is atilt work for them to do. The South has taken hold of the enterprise of colonising Kansas In good earnest, and has the advantage of the favor of the Ns tlonal Executive and of the Border "latrine.— Freedom, to triumph, must , bo backed by vigil ance and numbers. Guano.—The American Guano Company, says the New York Tribune, have redeived further , and important'evidence of the almost inexhans table deposits of guano on the Island which be. longs to them: Three or four captains of wha lers have recently exhibltedlo the . officers of this company their log-books, showing that they landed at this island and saw the grate of the Amerioien seamen brtrietrthere.' The existence of the island and that It is covered with guano appears to be' placed beyond a, doubt: of the captains alluded to offered io abandon the voyage upon which he' was bound and take charge of , a ship to toad with gaano at this Is land. This is 0110 of the moat important discov eries for this country that bee e'er bees made, as it makes the United Matta entirely indepen dent of Pera for this valuable fertiliser. IFIIIICIILaTOI3 BOLD.—It 13 now stated that the immense quantities of *heat purchased et cap, lifilwankie and other points' at the west jest WI, mad et the time co be on noommt of the French government, were ba'reility bought tot parties 111 Bostdri, New York, an, who will '.!rs alise"n lons of something near it Million of dol len t 111111cas of bushels were padtased; anil the prices paid were conaideredliblistgh at the time, the purcinuiers evading to ree immune PPM: . - ' Twit ladlattapolis Journal Nimbi of the fertili ty of Hamilton county,' la. Ana Item from that paper <4 Mead Informs us that - one night fee - Mill'', • farthierin the South western eernerof the '631:1C. , ty was presented by his wife with three pW r e t i his oow with tau coins ; 6y his mare with (we colt.; and his o i l . sow with twattypisoy all In the :sass Wit VOLUME LXIX---NUMBER 214 Faint STATE EIIjOILLTION IRON VIEOI3 I / 4 Withal' the blustering, blowing, and organizing l of the Pro slavery party in the Slave States! i' for the purpose of forcing an emigration into Kansas, the Free State emigrants from the same States will not be found wanting. A minister of the dtmemination of the United Brethren is now in &mese, hunting a location for arty fami lies of his Cb,lreh In Virginia, who are prepared to emigrate this season, provided they receive a favorable report from their minister. They areal] in favor of Freodom, and will be an accession to our new State. The agents of the colony, we understand, are highly pleased with the country, and daaign locating ioeth of Lawrence, on the Satan Fe road.—Eanzav Fre: State. EAT IT.—An Englishman of recant importa tion dropped into a restaurant in this city, a few days since, and made a hearty meal, topping off with a piece of pie. The latter, upon tasting, ho found to bo cold, and, calling the "little black boy," who stood near, he said to him . : "Take this pie to the fire and 'eat it." IE3 consterna tion was groat when Samba walked to the stove and quietly devoured the pie, Tito FRIEND . —This respectable body of Chris tiana is said to have in the United States 715 meeting house; with an aggregate membership of 288,023. in Maryland they have 26 meeting 'looses and 7,760 members : in the District Col umbia 1 meeting house and 200 members ; in Virginia 14 meeting houses and 6,300 members, and Pennsylvania 141 meeting houses and 60,- 074 members. Tna Republican Central Committee of Ohio have called a State Conventioo, to be holden at Col=btu on Tuesday the 25th day of May, to nominate a candidate for the Supreme Court; member of the Board of Publlo Worts; Com missioner of Cimmon Schools; and eix Delegates at large for the State of Obio, represent us in the National Convention at Philadelphia. The Greatest Medical Discorery OF THE 'AGE. • 1 41.411.ENIVEDY, Of Roxbury, has diesov #. igloo. atone summon mature weeds o remedy cures retry kind cf ElenterJron Me more ocedfula to a Me hoe Lobe it in over eleven hundred cues, and never filled/meet In two man (berth Unmoor humor.) tie has now In ble possurionovat two hundred certlgnotee of Its Wee. ell within twenty mhes of Boned. • Two bottles are warranted tootre a nursingeons mouth. One to three bottles will *us the worst kind of plmples of the face. Two to three hottlii Widgeon? the system of hen% Two bottles as* worrented to core the Worst eanker the mimth.d stomach. Three to Eve bottles era warranted to mire the world case of erysipelea Ge• to two bottles are warranted to enne all humor on the eyes, Two bottles.* wart.ted to cure running of the or end blotches among the hair. Four to ely. bottles are waranted tonne corrupt and el l ittt ` will • core. bly erupt:an of the-akin. Two to three bottle, are warranted to curs the most des perate to of rheumaMem, Two to three bottle. are warranted to curs the worst cleaof rItUrWraTO. Three to lour bottle. are warranted to core salt rheum. Five to eight bottles will cure the worst rase of scrofula_ 'A benefit to always experienced from the dna bottle. and a perfect curs is warranted when the above Quantity le taken. Nothing looks so Improbable to those who have In vein tried all the wonderful asellelnos of the de.7 as that.a comma weed growlngin toe pastures, ended°. std stone walls, should cure *vault...ln toe eystand yet it Is now a fixed bet. If you have • humor tO bee to start. There are no Ifs nor ands, bor. or h e's about suiting some oases andoot lean. I peddled over. thousand bouts of It In the vicinity oflloettes. I know Its effects In eveiry toes. It ties already done sot. of the greatest. Corea ever done in Ideroschnotta I gave it to children seer old; to old Ample olleziy. I they. etcn poor, pony, wormy looking childr.n, awn wee soft ond lobby, motored to fb perfect. Mate ofhwalth by ono ket To Maim who Stromlo* to a elk luedache.oue bottle wW oleays cure IL It gives great relief to catarrh and Moines. Boma who have been costive for yeire, have te ben and been regulated by It. Where the body I. sound It work. quite clay, but where there le any derangement If the function. or nab., it will rum very littanlar reel. nge, but you roust not be alarmed—they always alba pear tee from four dere to week. There Is never a bed result irons It. On the contrary, when that toning le over you will reel yearned like anew person, I hears morns of the aeon ebtravagant encomiums of It that man ever teased to. No change of diet le ever tureenral7—eat the beat 'on cosign I have likewise an herb, which, when alinmered It:tweet oil. dissolve. licrofulous welling of the neck and coder the ears. Price 10 cane. Price of the Medical blearrery $1 per bottle. Drasedruse roe tlex—edult, ono tahkeiemenl per cloy. Children over eight seers, deesert Foremen children from five tee eight years, easel:eyeful. As no direction can be made se parable to all constitutions, take enough to oper. steno the bowels twice a day. Mr. KY:kn./Ma give. pereonal attendance In bad use. of Beret.% Bold. Whelesele and BAWL at Dr. g_EWEWE,I44I Wood Meet, corner of Virgin alley, and J.?, FLEMING, Als whoa. mbliftkydawS Wass Works for Sale. Z l i VOO or DRY RUN GLASS WORKS ',M be offered at otddle rate on THURSDAY, the P... 11 day of May. bytne undeselgoed Yserenters of Stare. Black. This proper , yll shamed at the month of Dry ltun. to Ws:lllusion county.' adjacent to Monongahela Llry. 10 condom of the moldings necomary for the man atee:lore of glue. together nith &telling houses enough for the aconnatedatira of the hands. There ere 43 acres In the tract. of which a eom , domble portion Is Meer tot. tam bend, anttahla tor town lota or gardeng the batance contains 0 , e••••cone and coal of thanes: onalitY. This proparty Is considered one of the of In the vint' and la 'Mill at attention of mingles, or them, who with to aogageln the manntleture ofel.es. for Meer Infolma tion,anntilra of &A. P. 51011111 SON. Atell at Law, N 013 5 Fourth et. Joszett 8.110101.15051. JOHN fiERR, (1110113 BUM - Executors ot Mucus MASON BROLIERS, Publishers, NEW YORK llama Retained trom.No, 23 Park How, to their New Btore, Nos. 108 110 Duane Street, A Env dusts Feat of No. =Broadway. wi Pittsburgh Dollar Savings - institution NO. 68 Fourth .Btree, - drX2 1,001 to TIM ernruraan nor, S now open daily from 9 to 2 o'clock; also, itrodoeotty and &goods, drools=JO. Ito loot. Delimits recalrod oral' sums not lees than One Doi uld dividend at ttel proAto declared taloa a ratan June and Deantibee Interest Irma declared at the els inrcent.par, muutn, on the brat of lkonatrer. thee, /looks containing the Charier , jip-Lowe, hulas out floe. tilatione ttina=tia, on application at th e Moe. Talita ALBA Xr.. __ . .. DereneeTt tfentoom. • Jam enoenberger. Mn l ' k W = t o ri. Maths Krum. N. Matt= 11 tu t. Judea W. Elallman. 'Mental./ Umbeteattu. Alexander Bradber. Lame IL fennetk. Willlacl PALlll,pa • WAD= 1. Anders= John o.llukeren. 111/1 Dome*, :I l etur lei rd d am. lDGriGr e Bobcat Al M bert Culbeeister,rtszn. D. aroma - • 1. tiardlnar Cans, Dam Welter P. 11a4.e1.6 Alonzo A. Carrier. A. kl. Pollock John 8. Comma Chime. Calton. greltigoVgir" D. Edringreew lgre HADA grand. rata. Jam es G. /Meade,. Hawn. Alexan lease. George 8. F. Gliceere, 'James vhf Wllliene S. lle.. Com. George 8. Mel •• A. I=2 , and Terdrurer—ClLlßLAS A. COLTON'. Plaster. Cement and Grind-Stones. KLASTER for Land and Stucco Work; ()C -ant fbe Meter= aihl Public Worker. Grind Swam, • I ..h. ort Ivrea& 312 Leber ri Petergq.ALLAcut . LEMON CO.-TRANSPORTAION LLNE—llseing mede attendee p • 'remnant this wince, nears nee prepen4 to de • nem imams by rwrs..cas • m•ILIMLLD, rasayouto sod from the East•in atom. We ran arum our fries nod all those disposed to pet. ranselle Puma. thmal and Battened, that no Dome erni epernl to render gatneu. earleramtork •to &dorm. of Eastern end WesternPeen/IL Its *voidance or the In. ann.' Flame co the Allegheny Portage hunted nth glee Lammed donates lathe trentonation of freight. Vines on PENN areal, at the (basil:4sW. • mhlf,lyd LLOYD 6 LEMON For Sale, THE ROUSE now eeenn:ed by th e sub-oA =lbw. No, '43 umutt .tree This _prope r ty t u ft - In complete ardor. lwatabed etiLla Gas and Got. and Ocld Water. Vor parOoalare, awake of GEO. It, ,7 Cooley.lel Witter e firm ofJonee rect. • FOURDRI Fug SLIZ OR TO BR LET. AFIUST OLM3S FOUNDRY BUILDING-, Pattern; Fbaka. tools, aba, will bi sold Or la: far muss of parson inNmata Gams, . Or. an actin bailnam man wi th a capita 'nal. be ra. Pam 1,11121 P. ItaIIISM P., a. 1,1013355 , ,IM - Bols daunt. Ibr the celebrstaddanattra, Rms. es. Deliftert M. Put& •p 7 J.' M No.FADIN & CO-, • um. utputt, aryieu.a 0031 11ISSION'AVERCHANTS, No. 28 LEVEE; d p coArtursag, _ - St. Lotus, Mo., iiIIIID. PE011114011% Lotozr. Grain wilsltad and rsc9o.llaezarnaxi. Mears. T, 11. licrlzi WO; Alai. Gorton " e 2r4ll- faltird • • GEORGE E. ARNOLD. & CU - AMMO LK V.CIVAN n, Bak te atimuta, /ft. 74.Powu grut. counts vls yk r t.LlTrama4ttonn at DIM Mena SIINDRIEB-2 built Battu; - • ' , l IngDr .• - 20 bra, Dad Avikeic - • bkir Drie4 Mort /04 Veralred and for we or - DAVI D : LE81.2832, • so l o i Mr Marty nut . HMG 4. VOAL . OAR GREASING 011,--A triad i ll and iniond attele h mul t a lo.er4tlin Lard 111 1: . 4_,_%l4hitund et dad d. UNDRIESO bble. Extra Ziarkr 40 t...,tagr aria bit bbla GoLt. 3Triza Unis.er. 3 boLe [Loll Buttt 30 Vis nalf:r i lr Ma :I?. a Idsattal " c ' 3 *alsb f""' - 'll - " IIATf wnsore. YNE It 1114 lINS--Cholen Ornamental AM& .zubbatr. a _central sziastrotuthr aL , /L. 6HARKLAZO a au. Ronuag—p bble. Whlte-Boma 300 &Pm. nrr Anal" 10 Ws Onions 5 do' Red IlvOoo. Le 1"41°"4"/ 5143 sum.viaa ramosta. MATS OLD JAVA- COF J 6ro c % °Al a by an03r.5z40050x24,,,t. .141112 No -11ARD far itta6 by_ W 23 • unman 0090.9", 30 .Kos No 1 ' 6 "Iris T TOACCOco. for catogAiE 2 - - SKS DRIED p—AMEITS for Bala .to ti 44M _ B.WAI lE+ r. CoSEMATE, a- co. no Iran OASSIA- for etasby ca 21,2_ BOALIMAX*GIZAVE & in re an d fon h • eto r riiaEKU • •,Byr,L & uporgrr. I.le by EATLEMS—' sitdolust reel and far , sale br /act , uonn liurcanuoN„ PKED PEtacli& 9 - 30 bli o. =4l ana rot ads DT fa= Eat Kolf. REMOVAL
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