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ESTABL SHED IN 1786
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'PITTS
Pt lILIERED DAILY AND WEEKLY EY .
B w UR RIT G E II
&
GAZETTE ect.
DAVID NYE wartiLl tumuli% nAtorrr.
P trim Ott Drib UM" NM 0000 to Tat NW 0171cL
.---n----• ,
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e DA/LY-313 dollen par , annumt sayable ball yea
it DIT.T-Two &Marna. min a is, In r die 1 cr. I
williwomltPited on the IbUcering condition:
Mann orgies par annont-----.---.....; A 01
lineoPiree do -.---.. t... 900
Te n n copies do -..........- ..
.....-i .... -.
20 13 00
Twenty °opine dO
The egan, for each einb to be
No one proem,
and to be taxi invariably In advance. de No clob papers OIL.
be sant after the row expires, robin the ninon n wet Or
a venewaL
RATES OF AD VERTISIN-6
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Ore mean, oo us. es Nosplrell or Ainti . a .
Do one Ineertion... • . 6 •-•••" ogs
Do ..oh addltionaniterrtion....l- .. ~.
. n. T .4 ‘• '-- --* 7.7.::::. i 63
tDo
Our tbrm sow
6 mosthe..-.... ...... ---
II
00
- Do twelve anonttn.-.-- ..... -....- 16 00
Standing Dards. (6 Doe or leo per annum) 6MI
One dollar fes eamodditiood line.
0., stnere, chengeable at plower. (par ga
mma mensal. of paper______.
...... 25 , x ,
ir.r each additional mem. Inserted overt one moils and
for each aeldtdonal *sow into
under the yea*, rates,
halt price. •
Advantage:meta emeading a aplave, and not over fifteen
i tkilerez..., sotegrtable for letti r. advartisonents
berid=treat zt . e= a ltz t tlei t avo t zT ab.
....
M other adeertiannots. • •-,
.. , Advertisements not marked on the 1,097 . far a med. tied
number of leaseticatt, will be continued till &AIL and
pannent exacted moolingir.
TM Privilege of annual advertisers le avidly Malted to
their eon Immediate busiticu, and all advertiontents fir
the benefit of other person. ea well , es all advartisonenta
1101 blinked/U.ly connected with Glle.ll. own lensinen. and
. all Mamas of adverthermenta In length or
is
mm b
' Vol the Melte engaged. will in Marred wt the mmal tate.
i per al! ouch tratielent advertising, bills will be eeparately
rendered, and prompt. pa resent is odrod.
, Ail adrcrtisements On charitable Institutive. Ore eon.
_ POW.. want. townstilp, and other piddle meeting. and all
POI. Bail smetton sod make. to be charged bal/rOm.len
- 951 • 201 e0r In advance.
Marriage nottam to be Ammo! 40 ante. I --
Death notices lavertot without thugs, lIIIIIIIIIIIIOSIMPIO '' II
riled by fimand Metter/one sr obituary notices, and when
.1
• so mcompuiled,to be paid for.
Regular advertisers, and all Oben sending oommodue et
Boos, or requiring notkee designed to oill attention to I
Ma* Schee. Concerts. or any pablie entertainuonte, 'll
whits Marge. are mate for admittance-all notket of pH.
este aseusiatlona-every Witn designed to nall at In Ptelvet• ceterteise. caleatated or Intended to pomade A
1 -
-tad
Interest, mu only be Inserted With the under- th
-.tending that the salmi is to, la pald for. if intmded to
be Inamted In the local column, the same will be °barged no
at literate of 10 cents me hue • 11
p.... LT notion to be charged triple mina ._
amen License Petition 112 each. m
Beal L' tale Agents' and Anctionee& advertisements not 1.
" to Be tumid tinder yearly. rates, but allowed • diecount of
thirty-three sad Dinah* per cent from the amount of se
MD. me
. ... WITSLY On intbnatosx Il 011.0 SIAM • at
4,44 Sine., three inentions.... . . --al 60 rei
AtIIIIMDIGOGI V/ IMMIX PLYI:I7 VI
Omani.. (10 Ilnert ) one Inaertim.---50 amt. o.
• ' - each additlonal lasertlint -.25 cents. all
LB tranakent adverttimments to ts paid In advance.
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. . RLTES OF DISCOUI T. r
0011115CTICO WILT OM MS lITRIGIVILOR OUVITT • IT _
N. II °LIARS & SONS, Brokers. tO
No. ST Mork* rt. bd... Third sad r.,,,-u. sts. Pettemph. id I
_ PENNSYLVANIA. • I illonch at Rania....-- do et
Auk of Pittebeigh..-...par Branch at Yonnmtowit. do Br
"Estes Dank of 64..--par City Dank, Clainnati- do ‘t t
Men see Dauer aof do- pn Commercial Ilk,Chiclnl- It
Beak or °mowed .. -.MO Frantlln hank - -... •
do
ek of 110100 Ametice--par Lafayette Bank -do
l:k of Neetten Libertleapar t %to Life Ins ATrustGot It
, . Bank of Pentvivard..--ten ti extern Knerve Dank_ do
. Sank of Penn Township -.per Hank of Ilassillon ....- - I
Dank of the United `aster 12 Small :Cotes 1
Dank a/Pa.-mar NEII ENGLAND.
- - itMestrantef Bk-par AD solvent Barna.-- X
Bank-....-........-.-par NEW YORK.
neon Ilant.. .-ger tfin , York City..• ----per
=gas t Lt.-Z. ikTAL.: _ft' IIAIIYLANIC. -- X
bloyssivuiniZe.a ... ;or Baltiroore..- ..-.--ger
Ptillalelpids -rar Orono r . '
noutbwark Mink. ..........-yar N. JERDEFF - DMiler - iat
Tradeamstem Plank.- .... ....par All solvent Dank. ,:...:•.
X
Westera Rank VIRGINIA.
Bank of Cbaneleerr - VMeIM.... X Bank of the Va11ey...... X
Beak alrebaster Comity-Par Beak or Ya.,lllehmored- w
-- Bank of Morin., .........-per Ds. Bank. 1., No u
Book of Del. Oct, asester...par Farmers' Ilk of VlrOnts. u
Bank of Oottnantown-....- Morbantsit blot:Bask
Bank of
att 6-. X horg 1e Bank...
u
Bank pf.=. .. u,,. aia 7 Sank ofllddleown.--.. X 20111 CAROLINA.
Montgomery 00. Bank...-per /lank of thpe Fear .- 2
' 'Sank of Northumberland-par Dank of St. of N. Carell'a I
(00011010 Dun--.„...- X Onnt. Bank. Wilmington. - . 2
Womble Ilk a Midge Casear Ilarchante'Bk,Newburn, 2
Do7le:4l*w= Back --...-. 80=11 CAROLINA.
Barton Intik--...-4or Bkortba St-of 8-Carollna I
Driellank-- -.. X Bank of South Cazolina. 2
'Termed Dk of Ilock:. .-
00.... bar Bank of Clunicaton. .... 2
Farmers' Ilk ot Imiesster-per Plankinie blerban'e . Bk 2
/ Pumas' Danko/ Beadle& °DORM&
- Fume. Ilk ofenturDdll Saguia Ins. A Bk'g Co
gm..t . l/I•Tr. Warnabog. X' Bon of Ationta-....
m rik Weitblngton. Ilk of Brenewkk. Au g'..g's- 2
ilo ff T i Tet ; isie 6T rian i t i .t- - ...--.. k Au.3..T.Fi11t17.7..".... 3
Insicamer.Lar KEN TtiCRY.
Leander Co- stsfarlik...... Bk of Rentnekr,LoOreh X
Lebanon 8e..k... -.... . - . par Ilk of Lanier'. Tbenton
• omen. Da: kof i;otterlDe I. Northern Bk of Kanto-kr '
• to . 4.on i =ela. Bank.. -....palSoutbern innfEentecky w
1 0 ..-.ek- ke 311631)
;framing Ilk, la pardons tr. Ilk of State of Dlerwarl- 54
ILLINOIS.
Italisfliotot ~...----. 3. State Dank and Manchus SO 1
0 1 / 1 0. Bank of 1111n015..-,. - 76 -
Oki State 8ank..._......,x wisco% six. - -
1. , II anal, at Akroa------ gol3Luine 0 Fire In. Oa chke 5
moth at Albom.-......- do, 3IICHIGAN.
_ Innen at lhideepen..- dol'artnenOMechardce•Bank It
•n
.finsech. at_cidliteetba.......,dotthrnernek }bulk 3
ginacti stOlavelmal-,...-... do retiliordor.k-......... 4 1.1 1
;•• - - •
, n *, i t
.I lia T' D, Ttos aS i=. do ilald==. 7k ....7.7: 3
• - Drench at Columbus-.. do Ilk of N. America, *donde 5
r Breath at Arktabukt -... dO MI of the People. Toronto 5
I Branch .1 Saletto----..- do Bank
Ills
Montreal . - - 5
i Branch.' i1ane11eid......... do Ilk of V. Canadn Innate 6
* '. Mat Rip1ey.......-.... do xA nom EXCUABOIL
at Clatinnati-.... do On. Pow Yak .-- par
at Washington--. do On rbiladelithis....-..-.tar
1 =st Cladis...--. do On lbeltimora..._...-,.. par
at Innenter--- d WEATBRD EX.CIIANO E.
• Dometti n 1 Stentenviße... do CinclanatL-.------
. 1
Itbrat Newark. ... -- eke Bt. Luens----. -.--- "
ist at Springneld,-.-. do 4:ai1.0 ANDSPECIE - TALEIL
I , Insuch at Xarietta....-.. do- Doubloon. 5pani5h......116,01
alllit st. Ton- do do Pattiot...--15,50
at Mt.'? . Isear7t.- Loran* old------- 10 . 50
. chid Eansollia-- do Eagle, now..-.---10,00
, =bat „I 0rwe11r.....--- Eredericksd'ore....--- 7.00
• Id Irionn..• . ~
_do Ten Ttialers.-......--- TAO ji
Drench at Poetsmoutk..... , doillninees..--... ....... .:-. 6,00
Brandi at Eston.---...... dolSovereigns...------ 4,13 0
Branch at Roman ...a. ..... dolen Onildere.--.--- 3,96 t
Brush lit. thrienerot..- do Napolerms....-- -- 3,110 - -
an.es. as aimin....--.- xim.....t. ------ 2.11 I B
Branch atir005tar......... do 1 0
ter
.PRICES OP Fromm. -A
EXPODEDD FOE TILE PTE11011314311 GAZETTE, BY a .
A. WILKINS & CO.
STOCK .AND EXOILiNGE BROKERS, r
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la L ML < °
1 t i all
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• Caned Stain at ..--- BM -.- i ntlea.k.lo4 .
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Da Pa-- - 100 -• w . llnt.Fete• Aug.
Itennsylresda Ca.........-. 100 - - Int..latteJair
D. • fia-..-.-.. 1 0 0 - -. Intro. e Aug
1-. All,', Co, Be . i,74 .. i ...... ; . if5 . , t i r o i t ,,,
_. Int. M: i t . a boy
r Is, ons. 5 ..- -100 0 0 do
Pittsburgh city a..-... 100 90 -. rat...J....3,d,
1 7 .•: , o. amp,* s. N. Y. 100 90 •-
t -.
AlkitmT dZil p. a. if izyja. 18 , 0 ) t t i lt
'' Int. Da d keliov
1
gala of Pitteborgh.--. 60 V% 1 66 h 111.6t0e. 4514
ltarebantt a llannillank 60 GI 69 do 6
Exchange bon-- -60 64 6.th do 4
I' ~ ARegtwor Saving. Bank Itg o O 7 5 5 215 4
Igiterie .A. Vera Ck a . rilliTik.7.7.:.? 62 52 61
lIRMILITGEGIL
; Mama 0r1dge.....- 25 25 = Div. Heir 4 et. 1 ...
. ML St. Pridge--.. 26 36 9 Di...lati. 8 d 1
54 3 .,
Maud St- BriOe --...... 60 44 4. , Dir. .• ps
Northern LlMelica- 5 0 40 5 6 Div. .- pr.•
wuesaspors muss-- 1. 5 / 6 .--
`; PitinbleLLlS Insurarde... 8 10 V D1e.90 met
/ Western InenranoeCo_ - /V leg Div. Noe. s2.lg
N, a Citizens' Invorance Ca.« ••• if
1 Amodated Ilremen'a Co- - 7 6
I PitVto Pbiln--- 60 41 40
tilavilla- 60 41 63 Die. gee* m et.
• 't -.
o Pit a La Domes Migt " nila--- ..... 60 u* Div. VP e moo
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..-.., a uto...o i 6. 0 merge..,_. 60 1 69
Blackwater. IA 42 40 Jan. II:
i'c'..' j k l ity filartwater 1.0 16 - 7.. Stock. 1
_.... r.a.s. trat lieltroad... 60 - •••
-. 4, Ohio na. Ralkand-- 60 47X 46X Ex. Div
Balt. a Ohlo Railevad-- Id u . lto. - I‘
. ii arr . j ohLa u d ah ,a durn• Dry
I.k m A.
i t , 1 6-
t i x ;
arks.__-
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r•r. ' fi. - :et. m.,:lix. - . ..- 40 to "'
• gas Omar Donde 044 . 5.:-.. 10 0 34 :". .
Do. do. (nem) .190 36 _
• Tanis (Seek Plank Rood /6 10
'c - A 134.4 Parrywee Plank Bd 26 20 25
...;.. OnsensburQrapike Ed. 10 6
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. .. - 173 105 Ex Dlr.
pittabengte A . Boetan--- 40 ... 1 141 Dn. 11164, $2O
„. g...th Americe..----- ....
_l2 •Glil Neff Steck. tarOUP,
le 17
It ' Pi g ZU - Ilsla Itoy - sl2 ....-- I ' cel ls ) .
' asair==:=:::: 11 24
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irLAtti " - 7. -. .7.......7.==. .7. /2 i 10X I r .
, -- --- - :AI IWIE OF
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A. WILKE\
• taittett "Ida as
IT. Ileradin
P27lllrlt
PORI 'ON and Dom
tt, Aql.oll and Land Wa
*Ora oas throughoai
S"..... i .,,PClaecranted a
swot han d sad cold on e
MTH' 012,dapoalt,
• GEORGE E. ARNOLD af CO.
r BANKERS.
DEALERS "CataillX. 00111, Lunt p =u s ) . !e.
N. soceth o.rfa,
Alltraatuflani fa liberal
PORTABLE TERABRING IRACILINEB AND
t3EPARATOItii.
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.IMTARRANTED to bo thoroughly built,
_ y v and to work - won; mode orol sold by C: W. CARROL:
Cat' ir dnra !TAY 3'l"6ldr." ' Pin ' ThTi p le
and ,
vowed, are rWlr ewmoral nom Vow to VIAOss, and nu!
he and with ergot oononleneo barn or nod
o
/blue waau Ilalster, !Imhof tutor, or Doles nottorwork.
yam than 0.00 0 of thoseßate Dow In we tba
"g tattgitAme= Yr o t t nba,un t =, Many st...
they liars been roortmendad by aeln "
ar 4 .r'.
. toe dodo. to be as entoplato, and to lock Da ma any
ato The w
•Separator ta Boot'a Patent, and la attaahod tho
Thrasher, andoonerlotaly manta the straw and dolt
tried.
own th4reles, and hos idrooentlre setleactlon whenever
my22lyT
I=llWll
SCOTT, Dentist, Fourth stseet;
. an doors west of Market. Otneo boon
row 9 a. my Sob r. it. • - •••••
• All 'ram ',Arran a&
WDI A. WARD, DENTIST, Penn greet,
..I_,lple! nit b* "" ab " nuul at b°° 74 fr er 6A.
. *tar tuesoliAweera OZntroort , or in moll
111KIN0 1101
& CO.,
tft, So 'a Fourth Oa.
11011; PA. -
estie Exchange, Coin s
'mints, bought ault tea.
It lb. Unlou.
Colorgotisted.l .
mu.
mod Itarroot tamed wbou Mß
DENTISTS.
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PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 27, 1854. .....1
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BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
S. MORRISON, Attorney and Counsel-
F
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ourth, Pittsburgh. kir at Law. Dike removed to No. 44 Grant skee t, roar Pa.
L2 d v, HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake
. w in, BlWAnags," Grant sine; between Fourth and
ats3o-Irl7T
ROBERT E. KlTT:rips, Attorney at Law,
et. L 0012.316. •
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p6OII.ERT POLLOCK, Attorniiy at Law—
Comet Of Plith wd Orsat stroet..eyposlte theCoort
owe otoi, pittsbargb. mr2.4.y53
I-AlrEs J. KUHN; Attorney at Law. office
rOcirthMxteS, Deartilraut. Pittsburgh. jali-dir
FRAN IS C.FLANEGIN, Attorney at Lan - ,
rto 170 rowel. amt
. . Plttaburgh•
TASPE E. BRADY, Attorney at Law,
for Na ea KUM "treat-. Pltubazub.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
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TIERNAN & CO„ Bankers and - Exchange
llrokera No.l/3. Wood street, corner of Diamond Alley.
t bare. P.
t e a
andaell Bank Notes mod Oda. Discount Time
Subanar, and Promissory Norma make Collectiona in all
the priacital cities of the tholon; Receive D•ponits on call
audou interest, and Rive their prompt attention boll °th
em matters appertalnWg to a.Broker • business.
lia—Mtetern llsctutulpo constantly for sale. mbllitay
win Enauce..--..kawun 'luau ..... titlark.
'itcRAMER, & RAHN, Bankers .and Ex
chan Brokers. Bu sad Gtah mut &tree and
u Staten ge , uttiotlate louts y
on Real blo t , or Stack Been-
Vu T teeVrltt t71.1741=' , tVc«.11:111'. fblleo
Mae made an all white In the l'inket. Mies comer of
Nata Thir d and' Wood atreete, dkeetly opprulte the St- Clutthei
D. KING, Coin, Stock • and Exchange
j a notni k. tinen Stork. nu
.rent nitorbonect?"nlee on tio.w4ar :7 11 "0n4"4 .0r.
tent Bank Note. =ld and mold. WM"'
MOMMA WY. I. tat.
AL:IIER, II
ANNA a Co., 'Successors to
Ilrmaer e r Banns I Of, BankentErehangeßrokersand
e. In r melan aDomedle Balkans, Certlikstes
ljemdt, Bank Notes. nod Specie-2i. W earner of %Vaud and
MW stmts. Current Money received an e lleperit. Okla
Chun lit ode. and oulleetiona mule on nearly all min&
I c' e f el, th ;:rea l ltua ' a voi to d
0014 for Voredgn and American
,
Ta'aoees mule oa ecialstatieuts of Produce. shipped
east on llberal tams.
.3. B. le[Ar.
WILLIAMSH. lt Co., Bankers and
liVYaehangee Brokers, North Eut earner of Wood and
Third streets, Pittsburgh.
An transactions made on liberal terms, and conecoone
Promptly attended to. ' ja9-13. •
A e WILKINS & CO., Exchange Brokenl,
. i a t. Nc a . n 7t x = . itt a i t el,:nod i Gil the Ba . ttk ofintits
191V31. - LARIMER, Jr., Banker and Bin.
PlUbtrirh. 4th greet, No. 134 adjotohthtit the Monk of
IV HOLMES - 1 SON, Dealers in Foe ign
1.1 sad Boniest's Inns of Esebangs, Chrtltlestes r st be
?wits,.
Dank Notes sod Spode, No to Market. stren Pitts-
Mean. Airnoneetions made on ,
goTontbost ths u.m.d gut.. th* vri°6'"u"
dOMMTSSION '"
WM. H. surroN.
Who!mak Grater, AIN:4I,r and Dealer in
VOREIGN *INES, Brandies and Old Mo.
.Iterri=tita.llrAlAV.Paluetth-Eunlau"
-Et W. POINDEXTER,:GeneraI Morahan
?.;y4seatiroter a d n=ratta Mercits=.Vdront
WII. A. - MeCLOßG;4lenlei in Fine Teas,
C l lmleo Family Oireitiot, Wooden and Willow Ware,
corner of Wood and:Sixth Streets. Is noureceivins a lame
assortment of Prod:el:foods, to addition to his already ex
tensive stock, purchased noeranic hands in the Eastern
roartets, which .111 be sold the toseest market price,
fir Hotels, Steamboats, cod FandEllos, baying by the
nueatity. aupPlied at wholesale rates,
rfSrboods delivered It the city free of eb,
A d;A ItITANE, Commission and For
d-L....mug Merchants, deaden In WW and Prist .
gustrest, Pltncrally;
t abor atm.
gh Pittsburgh Manufactures.
ap6,l Second
. 7-1.3
itTS. LEECH, McALPIN & 0., Whole
. urgh sale Grocan. and dialers In P142 , 4E1.11. Motafe and .
.Plttab
tlanurgh Ilanolacturet, lin 212 and 244 Liberty 'treat,
.
ROBISOK — ii holesale Grocers,
ts.
.• PT . i1:1011 De s 4Clll. and CO., Gxruniseion Slceettan .
street Illtabarsh. isle
rnvonra irossrm.
_l5PRer
LNIIER IL&RBAUGII
van (Sucees
to 8. Ilarleettel,) Comaandon and Forwarding
dlantr. Dealers la Wool .11 Produce generally. Noe.
245Iltatetrel 110 &mod Weals, Pittsburgh. Pa. .40-1 r
& W. REA, Flour Factors, Cominiskion
41 , / • and Formatting' Merchants and Dealers in Prod not
Immorally. Orders axe Pittsbor t ia ?Ala:lnfanta:es promptly
attended to.. lion it water Ina 20 YrOnt ata. Pittanntlin.
r • ' & JONES, Forwarding and COMllid
ilon Merchants, Declkr• lo Produce and Plttsbuisth
Pittsburub.atsetnnta articles Us 13411‘11, near &tenth street.
VeAßbf, JONFA & CO., Successor:
in.Wfu'.°l=44=,.l=7=
WEY, MATHEWS . .t.oo.,Wholesale Oro-
Couinlndon and Porrinting itertionits. and
gouts go. Brighton Cotton Two; 67 Water rt.. Pittsburgh.
MERCER ANTELO, General Commie
ohm Merehantii. Philadelphia. L Llberal advances
inneignmenta of Freda" generally. jalTry
OHN WATT -& CO., Wholesale Grocers,
Conendeidate Merchants, and Beldam to Produce and
tteburgh /danutacteerea, Yo. 268 Idlerti K, Pittatnerna,
•
B. CANTIELD , late of Warren, Ohio.
•P lartrir ft=e li ggenee ‘ 3l* V "a . Ta i t]
'Pearl Ash. and Western Andros ginersdr. Meter street, '
between ihnfthteld sad Wood. Pittsburgh.
Ta92us umr, -Lirraxas tlHtt. n.
(Ltd* of arm Roblmon. Utile a Co.)
TLITTLE k CO., Wholesale Grocers,
p . t.tu Prod lat . red ComminOost Idlarehanta..o Dalers Is
burgh. übetares„Ao. 112 bocand gm; Pitt.
JaMy . 43 •
VIIEESE WAREHOUSE.-HENRY
COLLMS,Fors-ardlng and Commierion iterchant,end
Dealer to Chcere, Butter, Lake Fish and Produce generally,
25 Wood street, above Rider. Pittsburgh tnyal
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VON BONNIIORST /F. MURPHY, Whole
de Grocers sad Cammlazion Merchants, and Deslets
le PittAburgt 31amthactures, No. =Water mita, Pitt.
buralr..Pa.
JACOB FORSYTH, Jr., Forwarding and
Comminkra Meratvast. No. 53 Wide street Pi ttiburgh.
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IHOMASPATAMR, Importer and Dealer
Trench and Arnerienn Wall Paper ?co. 65 Martel t a. tetnem Third and Yinuth attest, rittabardb.
bfeCLINTOCK, Importer and Whale
d:4r
B o ld j,ll " Aable . and 1 xatanl: ter
Coreorilingdow
Elam Bold ti 0.112 Masket .feast.
;111011 . 1119 /a PATTON, - Wholesala and Ro
t tell Ogerts, on the Baste= side of the Diamond,
DRY GOODS.
FRANK VAN .60.RDER, Dealer in Trim•
fogs. Mosta y_ and Oltnrem Lass Goods. F.mbrolderies,
tlent:a. Yarn hithigMontis and Pansy arUelerg
enrt merit of which ran always be had at No. 63, corner of
Market street and the Diamond. Pittsburgh. Pa sot id
-A. XASON A co.. rtrrisvasrt.-c. L sumo. t TOIL.
lA...MASON 00., Wholesale and Retail
D Pi aub.," ner Jid
,Pima. Dry Goods, 74 PPlRA ttsburgh.
VORPHY 4i4JRCIIPIia,n, Wholesale
iv.. sae Bea Dm Goods Idarchints„ ouner Fmrth sod
arta amt. PIM/omb.
GROCERS.
4013ERT 1100R24 Whelesale Grocer, Rec
tlfylux DlNtlllor;rlesler Predtwn;Plttsburzb Kan
t onw k ri i tll i tl i sdis cli t oral/Ea aml Dosoostle Irises and
s 'wry birC
racnisperlorsl4 Moan
sold low for cub. T.'"lch
.111
MEZIMM=I
0. GRAFF CO., Grocers and Com-
I d d x _ t ailterett i tg Daiderl . ll , 3 4. .Un a d
0 . 1
nom al. " Plttstrurgh, Pl. . fel.l-1 y .
awn, if.Aclatior . , - -- AUL 1..10 . 5te.
/01 BLACKBURN - de.bs., Wholesale Oro.
• mi,Elast Foralahant. and &alio. - I. Prodnoe sod
P ttsbargh Dlsaulhrkared OW. Pitd, rod Oakum dirl d r
an brad at thdr Warabotue.l4l tarter Arra: Plttaft l27 raL
reP
tuna
pArAIuDiCKEY & CO., Wholesale Oro
ram enasmladan !Orchards, and Dnalars Produce,
ha. Water stroet, cad 107 17m7t stnet, Ilttabarah.
JOHN leant— —JAHNS D. Kane. —WALTERC7HON.
GILLS ROE; 'Wholesale Grocers and
Cu=thelost Ilarebsata, N 0.104 Marty street MU-
M
MEMM
Solis ATWELL.
W BAGALEY CO., Wbolesaie Oro
y y ....,N05.111•46 ?Mood street.Plttabservh.
Avuuma A. 111'CLURG,' • Grocer and
v. v.
Toe Dealer, corner of Wood and Math .h Ma
ahem, on hand • hogs amortmont of choice Cironerin and
~ goe Seas—Yonign Fruits and Nut" Wholesale! and Retail
llealere pplied 4,n Oa breast tapas. . • .
OBERT DALZELL "CO., Wholesale
amen, Ceancolashn Merchants, Psalm in Produce
an &
P bunch. ittsburgh Manufacture. No. 253 Liberty atTeet.
Pitts
JOUR 14.1CX .. —Zarb 111 . C.X24ZeoL I
WICK. itcdTNEirtM, successors to
DlZlr, , lClia l lag = l: 4= ll wr
C and
T am, nod Plttsburat: Manufactures m oray ; come of
Wat e r sarroata rltioNurxti..
CULBERTSON, Wholesale Grocer rind
Commtalon Illercbsnt, Dealer In Produce ms9l POO.
h 31amesetarrat /Wok& 196 Liberty' grist, 61119.
do li . ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' tom.
• adtalonNenilanthandl:WeriinTxdom — Mound
046 Rogan" frOatiolt 0 0 Libalr. W00d... 1612 th
stroets,Pithburick•
TM. La s. mann,
inksoroccowAsz,. ...ausan ma"
11%. MALEY, WOODWARD CO.. Whole
-3 V Pllt Omen, 14;121 Mute. attsiCPldlsdebbla
WOOL MERCHANTS.
Li . 1E E' rto ItiIIRRIIT LEE,'
ctwo tor opow .golksat th .
dara — ken WcoP Goaaa IST Liberty West
ACARD.—llacing been appointed the ex
elan,. Agents Ter Pitaborgh, Cr the rale etTatent
voted Cemented and lltretebed feather Belting. mere
ufsetured by P. JEWELL P. SON. liertlerd•Ceetheettertte
We now offer for We a huge assortment of all widths,
mannemtured, at the manufacturer'e prime, disartiele
being superior to any Leather Beltinger before offend
in this market„ Aber, a large stock of al ev l widths of India
Itubber Belting constantly on band, and forma. the
"Machine Belting Depot,. No. Ile Market sheet.
rep% J. k 11. MUMPS
AUSTIN LOO.IIIIS, Bent Estate Agent.
noel, Merchandise and BM Broker, Ohre No. 92
tli street, above Wood. Business promptly
. attended
to. systdly.
Q.4.IIIUEL L. MAHAIIELL, Secretary Citi
-1,7 ren's Instmarent Company, 94 Water street.
"tf7P. JONES, Agent of the Insurance
. Co. of North Armin, 141 Voont street.
FM. GORDON, Secretary Western Insu
. ran. ca. 02 Water street.
T GARDINERCOFFIN, Agentfor Franklin
andt a t rermate Company., northeast corner of Woad
PA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Ma
• teal Insurance COMMILY, 42 Water street.
omaoe e.
E.EO. 11. TAYLOR & HUSTON, (successors
to Taylor .t Idlerne.) Ck.noral Commission and For
Merehants ‘ dAgents for Eastern Trausnorta-
Man Lines, WholesalDealers In Staple Groceries,
Sheet-
Inas emus. Cotton 'rarer , . Batting, Twine; Menhir, Mis
souri and lientneky lismp, Tobaoro, Soda Anil , Wind."
01 ..1 Mar and Milts Lead, Naral Strews, and Cintin=
nail and Pittsburgh Manufartured Goods senerallY.—
Agents thr the "Penn Mill" and ••llanner Mill" Sheetings.
Pittsburgh. EA. 411 Front street.. (opposite Loulseille,
Pittsburgh and K Louis Parked lending,) Cincinnati.
laWdatd
:Yrs. rirrearson-. w. waLtneoroaa:
- 1 - A. HUTCIIIRON & CO.. Commission
vrA i liv i t•Land . Agent. foryr Lt.dLouls
Ilar tzar
l rosin.
i
Unseen, Zlne.Psint, de.. Se. . let
BOOKSELLERS. &C.
JL. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No.
•rs Fourth street. Apollo DuiMinna.
4Reta il
R. WELDIN, Wholesale and . Dealer In Blank and &boot Book.. Paper and Sta.
P
No. ,3 Wood street, (between Trani and Fourth)
Ittaborgb. mar2O
---
JOHN S. DAVISON, Bookseller ard Ste-
Hance suavesor to Davison 6 Agnew, No. f !Market
._tract. mar Youth, Pittoborgh. Pa.
IRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and
• Bader in Stationery, Le., No. S 2 Market 40.0, mar
nd, littsborgh, Pa.
AY & CO:, Booksellers and Stationers,
No. 55 Wood street. nest door to tho corner of Third,
burgh. to. nehool and law hooks ectuatantly on hand.
MUSIC &C.
LOIIN IL MELLOR,DeaIer in Piano Fcrtes,
SManic and lbarical Instruments, &hoof hooka. and
Ritar t r ."'" F or th ' f " -
LEE NRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music, Mu:
Heal Instruments ancLlmrorter of Italian :Momm,
age* for el a n Chrt's grand and ammo Mama.
with Cbleman'a Attachment. Alan for Dunham.
Plano.
SCIIRCEDER & CO., Music. Story, 4th
street. between Market and Wood. Neer Musk-cow
jaliy reeebing, and Mimic.' Instruments of all kinds.
DRUGGISTS.
TOIIN RAFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. M'Guf
to fry Wilda:alp arid 'detail Druggist and Dealer in
Paint/6 (nIA, Dgentnlll., de, In 'wood %trent, 3 door, beln•
Virgin Alley. Pitteburgh. pa - Regular Agent for Dr.
3lndleloe. Inh3o
_ .
L. WILCOX. tlt ..... 'tram.
LWILCOX & CO.. Druggists and Apoth
• corner Market street and tbeDlarmind.keep
notistantly nu hand a full and complete assortment of
MM.. Medicines, Perfumery And article* perialsdnato theft
business.
PhyslclanApresmiptlons au - ifiallycanspounded. null)
JOHN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
Drugs. Paints. Oils, Varnishes and Dye Stuffs, N.. Zid
hear street. Pittsburgh. .
All arders repels. proinpt Attention.
Nrir Arent for London Co's valuable family . medicines.
tti-ly
Di. A. FARNESTOCK & CO.. Wholesale
. IMuurraistit and manufacturers ail - kite Lead. Red
and Lamm.. corner Wood and Trant Areas. Mn
meta
jRE. SELLERS. Wholesale Dealer in
,„.=...p.ttAtiut,,..4.r.,?3,ll:l..{.;arnlsheu:4tker.jr..
=IMO
lItIDRIRR2 , C`f. ..... ... 0.111:0• 011TrIl.
1U N RFJTFR Wholesale & Retail
exists, er at Liberty and ,St. Clair stmt.
rttbnrgl3.
SCHOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale
iv a DrUCagtx, No. 21, Wood Meet, Pltt.burgh.
TOSEPII FLEMING, Successiiii s o
L.Wilcom
• k CO. corner Market etrcet and Dlarecool—Kaew et
vtantly. on hand a full and oampleto amortment of Deu ce
11Widen. Medlairse Chaste, Pertumen. arid an articles
partairdne to bla bushiest.
Fine Warm prereriptlone carefully. compounded at all
bouts.
MEDICINE.
ViLir MRS 101441 1 0ffice and Residence,
N 0.112 Ftith steeet., opposite the Cathedral. Pitt*
h• istly
MERCHANT TAILORS.
RCHESTER, Merchant Tailor and Clo
thief.. No. 74 Wray! Monet Particular attebtlast
ray %alloys' and Tootle Clettdem. roda:yr
7LIAM Did - RY,Merchant Tailor, Dra
etty 'tenet l lll acd Dealer La Ready Made Ma'am, ISI tdM
WATTS & CO. Arerchant Tailora, 181
Liberty street.—We an now twriTtilli ur
melon stock or Good. for Gentlemen'. Wear—Clntlm, fu
timeret and Veetlnsreetbe remeat style* Ind finee.nuMitY ,
Our friends sad customer. Vault, glee vs • calL lobby
MANUFACTURING.
ar W. WOODIVELL, Itihoiesale and Retail
a Manufacturer and Dealer In Cabinet Ware, :in. 83
tni atornet.
TOIIN WETHERELL, Mennfneturer of
cr. PATENT BOX VICES, • superior article, SOLID BOX
and BILLED BOX VICES, owner of Anderson and lint.
Bison streets. one square limn the Band street Bridge. At
.4epheny City.
TL WORKS, corner of First and Liberty
.Cream. Pittabortqt. Pa.—Machinists' Toni. of esciir
eto~. such to IRON PLANERS,. Slide and Hand TWIN.
CBTUES, DEILLINU .31ACIIINL.T., de., tn. manna..
tusied to order. tral2l JOS. IL HAMILTON LTON CO.
EIBROIDI;RED AND AbLiCA MAN
TILLAS—Materials marked for Erelbroldery and Ap
art by MILS. 4 8. WILSON.
.ieEtf No. 2zltd Penn street. aims nand.
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Mery
CO nfactulli. IMPANY I C ArIr i a':NLARGED
V I: 111r capacity for manufacturing, are now o rn t al
to meet dm lummani demand Ica theirprick. Crucible an
ord,,,rzaly k ati g r ,. = t&bz . a But ..
Pittabm•gh. fepteratur 21, 110,13.
..1.121 S. MVPS.%
M'CORISTFIC CO.
RUOLESALE AND RETAIL EASIIIONABLE
MAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND MAIM: UM ALL IiPrINIOS MRS.
. CORNER OP WOOD 4ND FIFTH STREETS.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
•
11%..Their .took embraces irry_eicalltranoratleof Hata
an a tl=lNO. Dula. Cuffs 1!,1 Fur Bonnets.
PrTranuunn
43591 5 4 1 k
46. COACH FACTORY.
117 liff
-1 Diunemd
3US Alley. Km, Mewl
E. Iti/tWir, l`nornneron.
yiroutu respwlfully call the attention of
&nabs= and Western Merthantwto his gm stock
o ekrrhtnia, Tanning In wine *mu IEOO to $lOOO. Thews
Omissive are built from the hest material and workman
ship, anol under his own roperstrion: he ran, with conft.
demos, warrant Fla work to Ist Inferior to to ne niannfao.
Lured In the Math- The scow. of hls Mane. and the
vmt Increase in demand for tblaelandf work. ho. Induced
him not to build any ouirunon or low priced work In hie
establlthmeat. Wren= wanting good bonert work will
please call and eland. hts, StockJtelbra going East. AU
work ;warranted.
New 'CoaeliFsetory—Alleghehy,
EtM. If. WMITEA'CO., would re
iDectSully ingenn the peddle that they bare
han on /mock. between Federal and Yanduskey
streets. They-are now making end are prepared to romire
ceders Gm every deacription ofhicles. °nachos. Chartote,
Barone-beg. Pbm ve tons. tn. which, from their
how experience In the manufactory of the above work. and
the fannities they have; they feel confident they are enabl.
e 4 te do work -on the mo
line. at ressonaldo Lerma with thew
wantin g ankh. their
-Payinepartictdar attention to the eshiclion of materials,
hd Wring none but competent workmen. they bare no
enna/Jon In warranting their work. We therefore ask
the attention of the nubile to this matter.
N.D.—Repairing Alone In the hest matinet, andon the
most rename/4 term, - -la2Cttf
Coach and.Oarriage Factory. .
JOHNSTON, dc CO., corner of
Ilelment and Rebeeee streets, Allegheny City, would
respectfully Intbrov their Mend. and the public
that they are ntennarturing Carriages, Lam= etr,Tt i /!.
*ways, Bogglea. Sleigh. and Chariots, to nil their yulow
'style, of linlldi and tants/dim
bili All
and orders will
of Cobh be executed with strict regard to ann..
ty beauty . Repairs will also be attended
to on the meet resonnable Onus. In all their work
the beet Eastern thefts, Poles and Wheel Stuff, they feel
confident , that all who .rAVOT then, with their patronage
will he perftely satisfied-en - trial of their work.
eta requested to give theta a all Mare err
chasing elsewhere. octi
Fifth Street EitoeNaetory.
ABILITY, ENERGY, A ECONOMY._
he
••• Thebes!. wogs In w ebildren's , blon's Socks. Un
la 1 1 =AZ . se;, a ld A t . rubsTunno za rle, : t
WM !DALY':
r t"l3t i o‘e D krir Patlig; l. o ßl Lh e irt h 'ioet. between Woo nod blerket
....POI= S. MORAYS,
iluaurr,
14 LIVIIMMON ..CALTIN • /1211101....... J. 11100l0711)
. ........ . .
J • yr. c. coo rr.i.ogn. .. _ .
Eivingston, - Eoggen & Co.
NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
1 1 1RADK and Depot Railroad Scales, Hay,
GA u 'Platform L i3Ortin do.; and'Conoter dm: Poor
r of an elsea, r‘pring,_Drop and Thum b.Latchea, Coffee
Mina of •varioua klodn Paint MlL,approved patternc
Bolts and Yaatenlnglo Malloablo Iran Clattrom of every vs.
riety In form nod 614110. li t
• W. NE WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
M 321 and =I Lame, strrot. orwaile Slnithfal4 10..4
PITTSBURGH.
MONUMENTS, Tombs„ Grave Stones,
Furniture Topa. Mantels, Imposing Stones,
ways rm bawl, and suede torader4 by machinery, at the
lowest r-briorc Three bnadred original and when! de
eigna for Monuments, band. sleek and Slab Mar
sl U, the Trade at the lowest mktg. All orders
Sped with &net& al slit Liberty etseet. .
au.23- W. W. WALLACE.
-Blacksmith Bellows Manufactory.
1107.P.AILTNERSITIE• NOTICE.—The nub
_4l_.J writers eroold rerretfully harm their fiend end
%he publlekenerally. that they have entered Intoilpertrier
iatrA,4n..a.l4. ofy r tz t rll 4 og 7 1 Lh uAI
t o r
r l i t i
'DELTAIC'S of every deoesiptron, tehkh they are • determlo
el to mike of the very beet matertali and sohertor work.
rmeklP. rives fro m
to Lave sissy. on toad an wort.
•Ment oriel rises 24 to 40 Inebes.ot their manufactory.
"earner of nalnihm pad Sandailktra t wiLTAkm%
JAMtS. WILSON. •
atiolahtor shw myldlY
._:...._..:i~e.7c5'iw..~-wars L.,,~{}?M-~e'"'a~z"~r^~a4~^-h"i~t,.'.'h,+.'_~;.
•
NEW YORK ADVERTIBEITE2iTf3 .•
Fr= YISSCUEU k SCUT,LL'S General Advertising
Bowe, No. au Noma Street, No York
Reliable Firm in Utz City if :Cho Fork
PERHAM 01J7DORZ!!!
"Ef_E PROPRIETOR OF THE M_ERCAN
TILE (RIDE would respectfully cell the attention of
chants, Farmers. and Mechanic!. residing out of the
the city. to tha moderate tertaufir 4 wady snlvictiption of
the Guide, being to mall aubectibera only /Vie awfs per
roar, making It unquestionably the cheeped Yamlly
Newspaper published In the bolted States. ,
The columns of the Guide will contain the moral variety
of Original, Epley Artie,' writasiti not only to, Vease but
to instruct, and will be replete with a pi - notate of all the
Lanai and Gsarrui News nr the
In regard to polities. the Gold. will maintain Cu lade.
pen. denifone, and, from time to time, will advcrate such
measures aa test conduce to the interests-of the greatest
number.
- .. • .
POSTMASTERMand others are respectfully requested
to act as Agents for this paper, to whom will be forwarded
freolmen curies, free when desired to do no.
PRE.IIIPMS.-As so inducement for persons to Internet
themselves to obtain subecribers Rolle Jleramble 00414
thoffer the following premiums, and Upon. the 'mild or
e names and min neiranm, we will forward them, per
exprene. or otherwise. If ardereff, to the address. of those
entitled to them.
For three hundred suhseribers, cash- 825 00
For twohondreul and fifty suiirmibers, we will give
- one splendid fine Gal Watch, (warranted for
time.) worth.-- .. . ....... —.--. ..,....-- ,-- . .—:. 30 00
For two hundred. one elegant finellloldLocket. 14
glasiles,) worth 15 00
Foronetidudred and fifty. one elegant ilrabidet. Moe
gold) ..... .. 03
Per one hutulred. one Gold Veld Choir, worth.-
- . .- . 11 .
8 00
For seventy-dre subsealbers, one Geld l'en and Gold i
Holder, huidsctnely engraved. worth 10 AO
Far
Iflbigy,'"n' do
do do 800
: do
do
cur 6 00
*For thirty ' . o ne ' do . do ' do 600
For twenty.Commereial do in Giver do
noneolder. wurth 3 00
For fifte.medium. do do 2 00
For twelve,. one Lady's do to 1 50
*This Gold Pen and Gold Golder, Is the Ladles' size, and
Is • beautiful article. i
. . . . .
Ail theatonve goods shall be procured from the Now Took
fold Pen Manufacturing Company, tho acklowledged beat
Gold Pen wod.Pcmcil Coen Meaufactorere in this continent
CLUBS eau be advantageously formedinevery village
and city Int he Union. and • large numtar of subsecibers
obtained In this way. Suet& as would interest themeelves
for the Coat, can be well nneurdol, as ourlist of premiume
above will show
. . .
PAR MERAT who would desire an excellent Family News•
psiner. should at anew well themselves of the Grade, the
price twine much belowsmy thr
the
published.
AGENTS wanted for *very r it e In the Unite.' and
(Imelda. Itrapnnsible pestles, who ssfil set as agent. fur
the Gide, will p/maa furnish us with their name& for pub
lication. •
TO TM:LADIES 're would particularly appeal, know
ing the efficiency of that* services when - energetically db.
rented. number co-operation our oubscriptkon net would
icon oat allY Mgr Published on thin continent,
thd to gain thin we shall at all times strive to embody In
e columns of the Guide something to not only Pinot- but
instruct our female Patrons. Our auberviptionprice being
PO low. there will be but little difficulty in their Procuring
for ns enough sulskalbe. to nidein any of the 16 4 0. P,nd.
rens above dewvilwd. and what lady *could not desire a
handsome Gold Watch, hocket, Bracslet, Pen and Pencil/
We want to print an *tuition of Fof,y Tholound pyirr
within three months. This accomtllibedoreaball enlarge
the Gwide to double Its Fluent else. j
c'npts.4.brnpliem. may be remitted In
ro Post Office &F.
yre.Alleomunications ahoold be addressed, poet d,
to W.ll.ll,mtutur, Editor and Publisherofthe Nem in*
Mercantile Guide, No.lBl Greenwich street.
jar Neirsmvol throtr a ld . The cl i es.ib o y implahinz the
Iriforlr44Ziol ntteuttoe <,dll','" to l ' h i = r ,
and fendinly us the peps, will he entitled to an riellinire.
134 receive a GOLD PEN AND GOLD HOLDEN, worth
'?nre.lre Daltan. Pallv papaw will be enUtled totem which
will be forwarded to them as they may direct.
Pen and Holder will be of the manufacturer? the New
loch Crid ..lkoolfarl twin, (Mamma. No. IR3Orecuulch
et.. the most exteneirend reliable (Mid Punrienducers on
thirrentinent. if not I nthe world. anib..hur
StatenlslandFancyDyingEstablishment
OFFICE No. 3 JOHN STREET,
TWO Donna Mon rilinlvAr, 2iEW YORE CITY.
ORDERS received l_rF Express, or otherwise,
fey dying in draining ladles' Deana Mantillas and
Shemin of ever description. Damask and !Unseen Cur
tain beautifully dyed. tare Certain reetend. Canton
Crape Shawls dyed the meet Milliard. or rho more armee
oilora. All kind. NAO.. woolen Lard fancy goods, (In the
piece or garment.) treated In the mot suce out
ul manner.
The underdone.' have html long experienee the toned
Le
MTh!, hoiden. at Staten island, and feel atoned
that their SUM:. in the art gra y Mir is unricdird.
sub:3l4my 11AltitIZT.Liiil'IlltIVS CO.
MOLYNEAUX BELL, Mantilla and Cloak
anufacturer and Importer. AS Canal et. .
EO. BULPIN, Paris Mantilla Emporium,
IX Iv mime deo of Fancy Vitra 361 Broadway.,
IF. IiBBARD & SON, Wild Cherry
..inttcrs, Mourn Balm. Pills. Solve, sr txi Sohn nL
f T. lIIIRLBURT, American Ilomoec.
aiWt.. rd
-437 B Phionnacri Medicines. rte. for
an roo me et.
STAN DUESEN'S Improved Walipene. It
restored , gray Ralr to Its on loot rolor. and creates s
oma rrowth of hair. llama, Chambera ' .
Tumors. OCT. GILBERT, from 3lomphis. is cur
iae booso( Cance rs, mors.. I.llrors, arid Went
Pth...al
out the knife, at his sparlow rooms, 44'3 Btradvay.
4 LFREE WOODILIM, Manufacturer and
Importer of flaw. Itilles.Vistrds. de., ICO Fultao at.
Q WARNICK ' Nlanuficturer of Enarn
-7 • oiled Cotta4 Furniteur ' , o ' 2 White ,t. •
-61 IN DAVIS, Commission Merchant and
J
laaprirtor of Itraudlesh Wines .4'a... 211 Wash.
Ingion at.
GOODWIN & 11130., Mauufu turcrn of
RiterA • nueent Tobacco. Clam, and Snuff, MI and 'Se
N at.
FOp r - 1W ,r 88171.1
im Sfnvv4etur•L t o i . :;... lVll.sort • Carrot Stitehlos
Mortslrteo. area
W .-- M. SIMMONS, 'Millinery, 584 Brosid
--y T liar, war ilotrapolitan Hotel.
°OPER 'HOUSE, A. J. Pcaoe & Bro., Pro
fird..lwor.
IV ORMAN CUTTER, ..7sucCe - ssor tocee7,
Meeeter e C., Importer and Jotter to Starts Dr/
Uondo. 44 Cern.. rt..
CHAFFER. late W. Newman, Mai:mine
tame mad WhedranleDeaterln Ladlestitielteranner,
non Broad... Le. cultlanpv
KEEL L. CAVERLF. Wholesale IQ'
Cler In Strome. fainted Palls and Tat, wand and
Ware. Burkett, lints. Ctrtli..F'S G w=cki gt m.r.
reenaleh N eer% rock
AAP.NDIAV SHADES, !WU Comities, Table
on Cloth, kr., Jatis ircittirsE,M•oullketnrerand
Mite:innate Dealer. No. 11.1 Catharine st..and No. G Chatham
Square. Now York. mhUdyv •
MISCELLANEOUS.
8. CIMEBEELT & SON;
tIENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, 'for
Itir the rale and porrintet of Real Mate. Oolteettan of
Itent. Negotiating attann, on Bonilla Mortgages. ae. Na
140 Third at. Pittaburgh. R. ' argni
T. C. WARRENG'TON;
(DMA.)
FILAADIES' & CEIA I A
REN'S SHOE STORE.
Ile has ale.. on hand a full aaeortment. No. M
rth stmt. Pittsburgh, _ ecZO-11,1
T GRANT MOWRY, Dealer in Leather,
it" . Tildes. Oil and /Owe Findin g . N 0.223 Libertr ;met.
operetta the head ofWood. tohn-r
Et FELIX'S GENUINE EXTRACT OF
1.1/IfFEE, entabilehed remind four premiums.
14 2 Silver Mrdale and 2 Dipicenae—Manufactorr. 4E4
Penn street, Pittsbur g h, Pa.
1111.0enare of numerous eounterfelta. straullly
IVARDROP'S SEED•STORE is now re
ar . glebe pith Early Seeds The the Hotted; ?root ogle
Armaments for the Orchard; Porn Sheller. Stalk and Straw
Cutter. and every thing of intereet to the Parlour. (tuiti
on. or Amateur. Orden frnmDealcre and Merchants filled
.protortir on liberal term. • WA,
WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and
Dealer In Plain. Figured and Deeorati. Paper
banging. No. It 4 Wood etret. Pittsburgh.
court *
Solo Age nt
off the celebrated mannttetamr. 3.e=1:1-
Co,Part.
IrARISFASIIIONS,FORLADIES'DRESS.
es.-The Paris lesbians far JUNE, l ttlrect be r erases
w bean taken theist taireiterith . Wur.stv.
je27tf Penn, &bole Hand street.
WILLIAM NOBLE, Upholsterer, and.
Dealer In itplabgery. Wholeseie awl Retell, Thlsil
street. ninety oppnilte the Post Mee.
PCOACII FACTOR'i'.—No.
W 44 Dieranna weer Woo/ et t.
11. M. HlGELOL.Propeletee.
T A, BROWN, would mont respectfully in
!) • form the mildly that be keens on hand. at hie ibind
on
the weed fide of the Diamond. Attenhent_ • mon
plate saportment of Vaultlike Wind, Veoillen bt
tmn aro matte In order, In the lent ATM. warranted Moil
to nay In the United State. OW DIM& eon be removed
without the old of n anew driver. Revivify onythamod the
stock. toolo, and wood of the. Cabinet Linabitahment of
Hammy llceleihmd. Inn pottered to tumid. their Old
esuitomere unwell at the
.puttio at largo, with everything
In their line. Agency. ha. 5 Wood street, Wittelatrah.
mehdil J. A. DROWN.
r. LO.St. TIMM RIMMUIL,
PEEN GLASS WORSE;
LORENZ & WIOIITMAN, Manufacturers
of all kitids of VALI.. DOITLEP, and WINDOW
Witter sod GS ' , rout assets, Pittsburgh
N. 11.—Partisultir sttentiou paid to odd sisos of Whams
Mtge and private moulds for Bottles and vh.u. Pep»
.
MAC aline angry. draw.
dONES d; QUIGO, Manufacturerb of Spring
and Mister Steel, Monett nab •Steel, Reel l. Plough
og., Czech and Mintie Equinglc Brass Nut Tams. Mir
Patent Pew, 3lall and Hammered Iron Arlea—Ceruer'or
Rees and fart streets, Pittsburgh.
111.
R.B. ROGERS & Manufac D.
turers of
• Roger'. Patnnt Itnptared Ries! Cult.lrator.—numer
o god Ylrst. struts, Pittsburgh. • Gal 2
PAW M S
o O N, M
m o in l g l .
, W & .
CO., Inn .
ctu
rom Pin re = s disooru ke mts a P h tuugh. 2Yood
Penn Cotton Milla, Pittsburgh.
ENNEDY, CIIILDS Sr, CO., Bittnilfac
tamers of— •
Pogo A Nea I heavy 44 Sheeting=
Carpet Chain of all colors aud .herder, .
Cot.ou Twine;
.5 Bed Cmrd
lioudh Linea and Saab Con
••
of all slum aud daaceiPt
flatting.
vlwr" t!. a ttior Wh ere.
.Drznton. Ja2l.r
Arnold & Williams
ITEATING AND VENTILATING WARE
IIOURE--Manuracturms of Chlhou'a Punter:,
tttpitLlMltub•t_tyattdalt:.l.oha.fm Steam. Cu or W. r,
111S.We have .1111 oar Pow... ratteme..lt..;4o Mem%
ARNOLD ft WILLIAMS, r hotn Ire eon:Ulf ea:x.l3=mnd
to the patron... of the PO l4,
oel • [LOAD'S. AUL - MS.I.)N k CO.
lIINE AND CEDAR WARE.—SAMUEL
moot of Wash and Bat en
neth
Tubs, If unseat boa Oak Well,
Kitchen or Draw' Ihseketx Wooden wies uns Dry
Menem.. Zins atilt Cherry WWI Boards, Bt! .11 other
kinds of ware In his line.
Also-4.0 nests Tubs, anti 100 Anon Buckets.
Warerostu, Burnie Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
stair,
Melodeons
itlKLEßEßbris:just reed
• Comb dock or annular Melodeon. -
iUlT i dt s Wie r =A r ta! • •
atent•anartade undeethe Unmedlate runerrlslon of the
ortelnal this
Mr. Varha' Europe. nd are eoneldered unri
valed In this country . . and In Thor are Pm/ded
Irlth the watt ertret.t and other Important Imoroverment►.
helog en late Inventions of Mr. Carhart,. The 41,nre
romprires.arnong other.—
It e Ilelodenax,• round .suss, estlt, taidedi
mid do Ne ubts let efreede—Plano 1I le..' • .
4 Irledeetare Melodeon:nun-roll leo, double well, ale
4 Pour and • half octave Melodeons, moll la double
vire4. 11. ICI.IIBER,
Me Agent 'Go Carbon N'entham's Melodeons.
Id& las Warta= Woos., No. 401 Iktat, •
PITTSBURGH .GAZETTE
TnmtsnAY lIORYING, APRIL 27, 18U
1 1 14.'031WASIIINGTOPE
Carrarpondenee of thalMy Pittsbarith Gazette
WASTIINGTON CITY, April 24.
lehraska is receiving a raking shot to-day,
Wflich will probably finish its short and flagitious
cakeer. Mr. Harris, a rigid States rights man,
Mississippi, has repudiated the bill with as
Ii *concern as if itwersi merely a part of the debt
of his State. .Hemaile an amusing speech,replete
Witlinotitempt for the whole affair. fie endorsed
theWtssouri Compromise as a compact, but
thoright it was foolish to be hound by any ouch
thitig if advantage could be gained by either par
ty by the Violation of it. But in this case noth
ing was to be made for the South, or by anybody
in rejecting what bad been considered an unal-
terable'settlement for thirty years. Mr. Benton
Will give the maimed and helpless hulk another
broadside in the morning, although it appears
like Wanton and unnecessary cruelty to belabor
its carcass after the breath has left it.
No effort was made to-day to get the bill up
for ortiol3,, or to introduce a new one, because it
was fund entirely hopeless. I do not believe
...an attempt will now even be made to revive it.—
Let it . go before it taints the name of ,men not
yet contaminated by its stale and offensive odor.
The dismission took place to-day, over the defi
ciency bill, as d will continue for some days lon
gerl This is the act which was reported in De
cember last, and is needed to supply the instant
necessities of the government. Dr. Gwin an
nounced two months ago_ in the Senate that the
wheels of government would stop unless the bill
should promptly.pass. They must have been
lu
bricated by private advances, for they seem to
be spinning round at is merry rate.. But the ut
ter neglect with which the House treats this
try, but yet necessary, money bill, is a proof of
the unpopularity and, imbecility of the adminis
tration. It cannot get tr dollar for its starving
extra clerks, for its public worker nor to meet its'
promised gratuity to - anta Aral through tho
Gadsden treaty.
The Senate proceeds' to-mo l TFe w to deal with
the Gadsden treaty, and I hopd will make a fin
ish of it. „That treaty would b y disgraced al
most any other administration than the present;
but It is iso similar to many othei of its doings as
to have trurprised no body. Gen. - Gadsden is
called the soul and pink of .Southemlonor and
chivalry; but it is plain he is nothing else. He
is no negotiator, sod his recant developenients at
the Charleston Convention prove that he was the
last person who should have been entrusted with
delicate negotiations. His charge against Gov.
Seward of having instructed the boundary Co
mmissioner to reject all territory which was thought
to furnish a route for a Southern Railroad, was a
pure invention unsupported by one shadow of
fact:
It is said that the President Las iiiiected 'a
friend to sound Wilson M'Candless, your:fellow
citizen, as to Lis willingness to accept theChilian
mission. This looks as if the promise to Mr.
Starkweather had been repudiated. Some of the
democratic politicians of Pennsylvania would
doubtless be glad to see Mr. M'Candlcss dis-
PoSed of in this way, because he is oe would be
a formidable candidate for the Senate, should his
party carry the legislature next fall, Of which,
fortuustely, I believe there is no danger at all.
Mr. Denten, another Pittsburgher, is here,
Working after the Borland treaty with Central
Ameriest, lie has had several satifactory inter
views.with Gov, Marcy, who holds out expecta
tions that the treaty may ho sent to the. Senate
this . week or next. If the treaty proposes
merely to annex the IMusquitoes to Nicaragua,
very well ; but if it betrays art ultimate purpose
of odhagiiing theiew troubletome creatures into
Our pailtical family, it is maAlfest that the pro.'
petition should be met withAt decided negative.
Thq President hris iigned thd bill increasing
certain salaries. This will liberate a considera
ble 'sum of public money which will fertilize the
channels of private budiness et the Capital=
Miss Dix's bill for the relief pf the Insane will
doubtless be vetoed,. though nothing has trans
pired since the passage of the bill which ink ;
cabal the course of the President. • Ile, botterri
er, gave a pledge to that effect in advance. TIM
Lill may be considzred deceased. Jtnctcs.
Fl/031 ILAILIILL4III3I.G
torrespoudeUro of the Pittsburgh Daily amt
lIABILIIBCRO, April 2G, 1854
Ix Sxxxxx.—Sunbury and Erie Retilroad.—T4e
bill to authorize the Sunbury and Erie Railroad
Company to extend their road to the Ohio State
Line, was taken up on the motion of Mr. Slifer,
and paned committee, and nos laid over. (Thin
is the bill offering a bonus: of $3113,000:
Cleveland and Ashtabula Railroad.—This bill
was taken up by a vote of 10 to 10. [This bill
was an arrangement between the Sunbciry and
Erie and Cleveland Company to incorporate the
Clerehuad, provided they subscribed $500,000.t0
the Sunberfand Erie road. It wan debated at
length; Mr. Backelow submitted an amendment
striking out the subscription to the Sunbury and
Erie road, and requiring the Company to pay a
bonus of $250,000 to the State.
The bill, in this shape, passed second reading,
and was laid over.
Mr. Darsie and Mr. liege, on leave, recorded
their vote's in furor of the report of the Commit-.
-tee of Conference on the Liquor bill. Adjourned.
In the : Home a number of bills were reported
-from Committee and read in place ; and several
private bills passed. -
The Committee on the Liquor Dill 'reported,
and the report was adopted. The report is (of
course) then name as 'adopted by the Senate, a
.copi of whitdi -hive sent you. This ends the
eontroversv this question for the present sea
, v
The vote .on the report was, yeas GO, nayst 83,
as followitt
Toss- : -.11 - essrs. Abraham, Atherton, Ball, Bar
ton, Beak,lghara. Caldwell, Carlisle, Chamber
.lin, Cook, Crane, Cummins, Danglierty,•Doemon,
the France, Donning, Eldred, Ellis, Evans Fos
-ter, Salentine, Gibboney, GNin; Hamilton, Hart,
Illestand, Hillier, Hills, Hommel, Hart, Jack
mon Kilgore, Lowrey, (Tilign.) Linn, Magee,
-Maguire, Mandertield, kleily,
Miller ; Monaghan, Montgomery, Moore, Moser,
3111110, Part*, Pnrmlen, Passmoro r Patterson,
Porter, Pouliot, Putney, Itawlins,Roberts; Scott,
Smith; -(Crairford,) Strong, Ziegler, Chase-GO;
Nsts.4Mmists. Adoins,:leans, BeyWr, Boyd,
Bush,Byerlyi Collins, Eckert, Edinger, Fry, Gil
More, Grdy, - - Oroom, Herr, nipple, Horn, Hum
seeker, Hunter, -- -Joherno, Knight, Lauri, - (Le- 7
high,) Palmer,- itowo, - Sallade, Sidle, Simonton,
Smlth,(Berks,),.atocktiale, Struthers, Wheeler,
IVlcklein, ' --
All the Allegtioy membera voted for the Te•
port. Adjourned:-
---
Tug Btrtrn Te.Ang.--The ,St. Louis Intelli
gence; April 21st mentions tho foUoilng inci
dents connected . rith the Butter trade:
"Within a fbor days Past over one hundred tons
of old and inferior butter has hien Purchased in
this marketon orders from the East, end at rites
ranging from sto To per lb. 'One party who hos
an order from Now Yprk has bought more than
half.' the amount, and - ;itinte More at. the same
price. Large' quantities, are used annually in the
manufacture of elliths, and for other mealtardeal
purposes in Europe, and it is believed that the
most of the puichasei here are intended for
part. In addition to the orders frond New York,
others have been received from New Orleans and
Cincinnati, and all combined , hrs had WO effect.
of producing quite a brisk.demand for stale' and
rancid butter. Lard fall a Merchant received'en
consignment 10,000 to 12,000.1bs 'choice dairy,-
a superb article, put in small packages expressly
for family ise, and -waranted to keep in any
- climate,' and Tor which soon'afttiCite arrival ho
refused 28, per ponnd for the whole lot; could't
take it, limited at 20e. But t;:' day or two since,'
to cut a long stary short, that butter was sold nt
Cie. makings' clear loss of 21}. and and what was
still worse, the shipper, who resides somewhere
in York State lost the wholocansignment, It be 7
log swallowedupin freight, charges,mterest&o."
The Administration are r not at all pleased with
the nominations Philadelphia: 'the Washing
ton stur has the foliowitig . • ~ - _
The Democracy of Philathaphie, at their pri
mary on - Monday last, nominated itioh
lirdl'aux;`Esq., esthete eabdidato for 3layer bY
a large inrijorityarei all • compeuton. Mr. V. is
somewhat of atvindependent in polities, be was
far Taylor in 1848; it WilMot PICOVISOISt thbrilY
after, and rebid .against Andge Campbell, the.
Democratic nominee .for ffepreme Court." It Is
generally thought that Judge Conrad' the
and Native nomiiitie dtstanie him... - _
!=tlE=El=
Tat DUTY OP PATIZIOTDM
_ -
DT MIL 11EV. lIENIIY WAILD lIELCIIS , 4
Last evening , the Rev. Henry Ward Bettcher '
preached as aboie in his church to a croioled
audience The following is an. outline: Luke
vii., 4—.. For Ne lord,. our nation.". This was the
testimony of the multitude in behalf of a ruler,
who solicited the favor of Christ. First, What \
is patriotism? Second, What are its benefits?—
Third, What aro its duties and its dangers in 1
this land? It consists in three essenttial de- 1
manta. It begins in a love of the soil; it in- 1
eludes a love of the institutions, and of our fel,
low men. Its benefits are an ennobling effect I
on the individuaL It delivers men from selfish.-1
ness, in showing them the identity of their coun
try's good and their own. But this evening we ;
are to speak principally of its duties. ' These are 1
in part relative to the particulnr institutions or'
each country. As pertaining 'to American citi
zenship, the first is the education of our children
in the knowledge of their country's history, of
its fundamental distinctive principles and of our
peenliar institutions.' This duty was strongly en.
Joined to the Jews. The great problem of our
institutions is not merely the right of self
government, but the making the most of
of the individual—for thus the most is made:of
society. The nation whose lifelies in the indi
vidual members cannot be destroyed. One of the
most sacred duties of patriotism is that of all
Men toparticliate in all public questiorls—it is a
trust td whit* every citizen is born. Already
we have a class of men whose business it is to
attend to the Wizens' business; these become a
mean sort of nobility, which those who withdraw
themselves from 'their public duties help to form.
Ministers aro not \ except; if any minister have
such a sanctity as \ishOuld - keep him away from
the ballot-beM; the, same should keep him
away from the pulpit. , If you quit him
beyond his political duties, you make
him hierarchal,. and you may thank yourselves.
The republican idea of a clergyman is, a citizen
who takes for his business the inculcation of '
moral ideas. What is the idea of republican du
ties when it is said that the performance of them
by a clergyman lowers him? Whit was meant to
be a thrust at him, is a blow at the institutions.
The ark of our Covenant is placed not among
the Philistines, but (aerie) in a 'grog shop; but
its place does not make itiunk with the crowds
about it; put it at the gates of perdition, and I
- would go through legions of imps te,deposit my
vote in it. I must allude to the mita petition,
signed by 8,600 clergymen, was received in the
Senate. There is, unfortunately, muchthat is
soiling the machinery of polities;, but the exer
cise of a conscientiona duty is not of that kind;
where politics are a dirty pool, the center of \ that
pool is in the heart of the politicimr, and sueff
men would not stop where Cromwell stopped,
but where the impudent Napoleon the , Last did.
Aeommercial paper hero has said that clergy\
men have no judgment in these matters . : \ I say
they have more than politicians; they 'observe`
and retain public events better, and in the,early
colonial history they wero constantly consulted
innffairs of State. If 5,000 laborers petitioned
about the Homestead bill, and were bid to go back '
to their hotLq, .public sentiment would he out".,
raged. These clergymen arrogated nothing.
If the shipwrights choose to petition thus, "we
the shipirrighis," Congress, would not dare to
say, "this is a class," and reject their applica
tion. It is objected that they spoke in the mine
of God; if they did, it was only an adjuration
not a pretence of Revelation. , `lt was declared
in the Senate that probably half did not know
what they were signing: but the protest was
printed rind sent to every individual clergyman;
he
_signed it, and the printed protest with his
signature; was pasted on the petition,. as any
one handling the petition might see. The wis
dom of this is now apparent for they knew
where they were going to Pend the petition. The
clergy of this country have never beenmeddle.
some, and when Bishops of the Episcopal Church
unite with young and old of over/sect, tbe,oc
casionmust be great. A duty of patriotism, is
to relieve the land of everything that threatens
its integrity. Had ono of your family,a cautery,
you would soon decide berseen amputation ani s .
death. We are told, "Be not overcome' by evil,
but overcome . evil by good." Thus, it our en
deavors to overcome the use of intoxicating
drinks be defeated next winter, we will try again
and again till successful. And what is true of
moral reform is true .of the only,. great na
tional evil that seriously threatens \ the exis
tence .of this nation. If you' leave -the
evU alone it will. not leave you \alone.--:%'
Every Christian in the North is called, ou .to
make this a personal duty. It is the dutY,Of ev
ery man in this Union to maintain it, if that can
be done consistently with moral principle:\ It
would he disastrous to the "South, but exceeding
ly advantageous to the North, to have a dismem
berment ; but there ought to be a patriotism lar ,
ger than that which would bare the prosperity'
ritl
Or me settler' at the expe a of another. Iso
lime all my country that I not bear to think
`of this evil being the cause °tits dismemberment.
Ili was with shame I ;learned \ (when lately in
;Washington) that Slavery hung\ so loose in the
'District of Columbia, that it would fall away but
far the support of the Goren menk; Slavery site
at the door of every Department.'l l e w ejil grows
. worse front year to year, and if any ' gisto be
"done to maintain an unimpaired union, it mast
be done quickly. -I think it is time ler prayer,
and discussion, and Christian love and forbear
ante, but never at the expense of truth , : i l fideli
, Van
I end good men, North d Soutb: - shou come
together too onsult and co-operate. I think then
is a growing disposition at the South- for separa
tion, and I believe that territorial arrangemnts
are being made with that , view. ' Peace is to be
I h
desired, but first we must have purity. 'lf had
the power I would not rush inte - Slave Stites
and overthrow the system against law, andwitir) ,
out law, all we desire is to exorcism a moral in
fluence for its overthrow. The grandest specta
cle in our history would be that. of a Slave State
calling on the North to stand by her, with sympa
thy and aid, to rid her of the curse, and to see
the North do'it. My hearty desire is that this
whole country may be delivered from evils with
in and without. .
-...
THE AIIXINISTLIATION AMONG Tut
II is a little remarkable. that at every\electionl
that hes lately occurred Many part of the Union
the National Administration has been signally
rebuked. This has been seen not only iirState ;
elections where both .whigs and democrats have I
been in the field, but in losal Misty elections \ for
the nomination of democratic- candidates. 'At
the primary election 'of . the democratic party.im
this city, on Tuesday, it witrespeoially seen .:
At first, Colonel Wm. C. Patterson was a Candi
date for the mayoralty nomination, with a fair
pmspeot of success; but the word came from
Washington ' and straightway Mr. Robbins was ,
brought out as, the ndministration candidate, to
be supported, as he was,:by the whole force of
Custom House, Post Office and party Inatitn
tione. A popular movement to counteract this
was set on foot,. with whet success may be
seen by the fact that Mr. Vtini. was nominated
by a majority of five, thousand and fifty-four
over Mr. Robbins, the special\pet of the Presi
dent and the - Cabinet In the 'same way'Mr.
Cadwallader Was put forward as the adininiatra.
tion candidate for the. nomination \ for City Soli
citor, and ho was defeated by Mr. Hirst bye Mit
jority of•about seven hundred. Such beat facts
these ore as significant as the:late elbetions
New Hampshire, Rhode IslandaiadsCoattecti
cut, the defeat of the Nebraska bill In the :House,'
or the rejection of the Gadsden treaty \by the
Senate. Somehow a. fatality seems to attendee
eryr eference et the dosigni of the admintstra
don- !tithe popular ierdiet.' This is anlintortn=
Late state of things for a party that munelnto
power, by an immense majority, .only
more than a year ago.—Phda. liuUuin. .
Tns Titutrrotrat. Qtrsarrotr.l.lnder this ion-.
tion-'tho Chsrleston(9. C.) ' 4 :Evening Nevr''iot
Thursdni last. says: '
.A • •
"Tht .•
questiqn embodies the present focal of
the slavery Lane, It in pending on I,he lcebnli- I
kis bill. Whatever maybe the apparent indiffer- 1
ea& of our people, or their - concession . to expo-'
(Saucy in connexion with that bill, their*iet in - 7
telligente -and calm inquiry are gradually arriv
Ing at conclusions twhich. sooner or hal. . will'
cause this ground-to crumble under the feet of
those Southern Politicians who may,beeetne its
adieu:ate'. We are advised when we say theArstl
political min& of the State do not approve it. They ,
still.more strongly condemn Southern exultatieu
Over the bill and a Southern endorsement of
principles. When our:people have coma to con- s '
eider the magnitude of the matters involved in 1
' the bill, the vast extent of the territory, the,
'mischievous. character of the radical. doctrines 1
attempted to be assorted by license to squatter
- Sovereignty, the fatal concession of our right to
claim - and have the protectien of the Corotitu,J
bon, by the enforcement, of Congress,' and the
sufferance of constant and varied legislation hy
the Federal Governmentover and against slavery'
—yes, vehen, our people realize all thus, they will
mourn over their present abjeetness, and remetal
ber in bitterness by what means and agency they'
became so weak and contemned."
. ' The Rev. Mr. Duff arrived at Montreal on
nrday week-but on much .prostrabtdhy the et-,
foot• off cold and fatigue that ho was unable" to
preach the follcTing Sabbath. On Sunday night,
hogever, he was enabled to see eight of the ink
totem of the city, Mid a number. of Other friends,
who - Tent much gratlSed by the InstructlVO con
venation of the Doctor," although "Scarcely able.
to. speak above his breath." "
VOLUME\ 217
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. , v
ZVIAXCE Or, 'A, C9AL .1 7 f tn.—The following Eill•
gutir circumstancedmppeaed a few years ago in
Parr,'about 13 nilleafrom Mterpool, wheretheist
are enteral extensise\collierles. It will lend to
show the immense seine of c mines which lie
under a superficial ' extent of d, .An
„elderly
widow lady sold Loa' gentleman omaproperty s in
'
Parr consisting Of a Lenin and a ut SO. etbra ef '
land, for L3OOO. ' The tad, lady ought there,:
must bq coaLS , tander the lands , as ere was no
Much in the neighborhook , bett it Was thodeeid-
O ii
cd'ppinion of caul prepnetori; , and others con
. Tereaut with coat mine 4 that there w no toads j
on the property. \The Seller 'of. the p pert'',
howeier, insisted that the coals 'should re-
served,'unloss the pu;chaser would Ore her 100
for theni. This ho refused doing, and thecoals
were aecordingly excepted from bia's. purchase,
and reserved to her. The old lady died soon af
tor,„bequeathing the coal Mines among the child,
Ton of a deceased sister,
seven iq number, who\
were all laborMt!r, and the residue of her proper
ty,, worth about+l3ooo, to the children of„anoth
er sister. The bequest of tha, coahmines Was
considered a nominal thing, and led 'to dissen
sions in the tiro fandlies on account of it. ' Thc
coal legates brooded for a lengUt. of time over
their dimppointmentin not sharieg, their aunt's
property:with their donsins,thut at length
. they
contrived to induce some persons, wiatk were sup'.
posed to hove more money than wit, to Undertake
the expense 'of boringow the land, to ascertain
'whether • there, wore coals , or not. The', boring
eontinued for a considerable, time, to the.great 1
amusement of. persons connected with collieries,
but at last, to their great astonishment„ the cha
grin': of the purchaser; and the:unbounded a_e
light. Of the legatees, two delfs of‘the best coal JA.
Lancashire were discovered, extqnding , nearly
the whole breadth of ' the land, andwhich could'
be easily sorbed. Thhse coals wereimmediate
lypurchaSed by the proprietors of a neighboring
colliery for .2 20,000 . On Subsequent borings,
three lowerldelfs were found,- which the same
parties purchased for gls,ooo.—Jruting Jpurnal
.
Tr-
Mx Inisw .Exonve.L7The \Dublin correspon
dent of . the Landes Chronicle, \ Writing on the 6th
of April, says, there is a fartber\inerease in. the
demand for shipping, owingtO the great number
of vessels employed In the transport of troops and
the rapid extension of emigration from all parts
of the country. Still it is via Liverpool that the
bulk of Irish emigrants `proceed to America \ and
Alkstralia • but the Irish agents are actively ern•
ployed, the extent of their business being limited
only by the difficulty of obtaining a supply of
suitable vessels for the conveyance of emigrants
From the port of Dublin large numbers are 'con , '
1 steady crossing by steamers to LiverpOoV des-
tined chiefly for the United States. In Cork like
Itide of emigration has become solormidable that
, the ordinary vessels are 'quite insufficient,*d„
'the local steamship - company has placed two 'adv
ditional steamers on the station . between Cork and \
Liverpool. ill Belfast the price of the• steerage
`passage to New York and Quebec, has been c0n....
‘Siderably advanced. It is an important fact that
the military recruiting is still Burly successful in
'this country, notwithstanding the vast amount of
the emigration.
, :11.tritizstaxr or vat REV. Du. Cox.—This
'agedanddietinguishedadnisteryesterlay preach
ed his farewell sermon to the flourishing emigre
getiOn inlirooklyn, with which , he has been con
nected for 'seventeen years. lie from the
field eflhis lebors—"borne off wounded," as ho
himself expiessCd it, in place of ^dying in her
ness,"`lLS of his life has been—in con
sequence of a •,seated affectation of \ the throat,
laryngitis, whielihad for more than ,nyear pat
fled lessradieal 'measures, and has finally.com
pelled him. to: relinquish the pulpit and resort
permanently tip a hiss exposed climate than that
of Brooklyn. He retires **Oswego, N. Y.,'where'
ho has purchased a residence; naming it Vesper
Cliff, with a happy referedee both to the eharke
ter of the site, and ;to the evening decline of life.
The purchase nieneynf this place, some six
or seven thoasand doliars,`which he had intendv ii
to obtain
_by the Sale Of ids residence in
Brooklyn, was miscd by hie;,eongregation, liter
ally in a few minutes, onthe factsbeing commu
nicated at one lot their neetngA This hand-
some present to'an aged and disable ,minister is
at, once a just reward of pretreated 'Service, and
an \ honorable example of Mice libandity . on the
part, of those who have no deeply profited by.the
consecration of their minister's emition\ talents
to the unretannerative genii* of theu pit
-Dr. (lox's Farewell occupied over torechoure
iretlandelivery, morning and ifteetwon, , und was
received:by a thronged audience With nt)est im
pressive Manifestations of interestand emu '
Courier, Monday. ,
W.tantnaiun, April 23.—They tell the folow\
ing story of ,Tweed; Forney was exhibiting \ a'
Bet of the votes, pie* mad con on Nebraska, with
Tweed put down for tho ' bill. Tweed perceiving
it, told Forney to strike his name from that side
`of the Bet. 'He Was asked why.. The reason he
gave was \ that the , Administration snubbed him
in \ his recommendations had far appointments,
and instanced the ease of the Postmaster at
Williamsburgh. A. few days afteriard Tweed
was 'sent for \by both the President mill the
M. 0:i„ and intimation conveyed to him that his
wishes would be most deferentially considered.
Swacianteer is here. which looks as if there nen
something 'in the wind. You are aware that
Snack procured ail the app4intinents'in TwemPii
district in opposition to Tireeds influence. But
now if Tweed's vote can be secured for Nebras
ka by displacing all of Smacklanmer's friends or
even Snack himself, it will. be done.—N,
Tribune.
ANTA-NXIMAPICA GE.l(EitAs. COILWITEE.—=WO
learn that the officers of the three great meet
ings of citizens held 'at .the Tabernacle, to op-
pose the 'passage of, the Nebraska abemination,
have been organized into a committee,in accord-'
'once with the instruction's of the last meeting
tMd, have set to work in earnest to obtain . = eV.
pression of the sentiments of the people on
the\ Subject at issue. To do this, : among other
meats, canvassers aro employed in, waiting on
our eititens with remonstrances, 'and a • corres
pondence has been opened with the leading op
ponent of the Douglass bill thrOughout the.
country,to insure concert of action on the subject
The venerable Abraham Van Nest, Esq., one
of our oldest march...anti., is the' chairman of the
committee., fith Messrs. Sheppard Knapp, Jo
seph P. Sirepsen, and Erhard Ritchor, respective
ly chairmen of meetings of, the people, as. vice
chairmen ; MI, Theodore 'McNamee, (of the
Arm of Bowen` MoNamee,) as treasnier, and 'Mr.
• Henry B. Davi= es secretary. - With , such cdrot
cers ' and ?desire, Moses Grinneß - George
Newbold, David Rinks, William F. flavemeyer,
Samuel J. Beebee; Walter R: Jones, and,' other
leading merchants;\ tlankers anti mechanics as
members much goottOirmot fait to - be produced.
\.l - . Copmereidr. \
Tnr
Thu Dairox Ain ATCELIBOS FIRM. still rages' in
the Democratic ranks in '34.4sson - ri. with unabated
vigor. Mr. Atchisoit'a . term of service .its the,
Senate . is about to expire, and the Legislature to
be chosen at the, eppreachini election will have
te select his swimmer- kleskrs. Atchison and.
Denton are.botircandidates fortheoeat, and, the I
Democratic; party throughout the State is split
into two separate factions, each ranging a ticket,
of its own. The St. Leal& 'Democrat. says that
Atchison has written to Lis adherents in Platte'
county, advising them hot to regard his interests
in-any arrangements.they may. be ablo make
with theilthigs,- tti, ho himself stands no ohnnee of
an election. He tells them, therefore, binacrifice
him freely, If In so doing they.ean defeat the elec
tion of Denton.' Acting upon this advice the At
eaten patty in that, county , have nominated a l
• coalition ticket, of which are two auti-}3inton
Democrats and two Whig candidates for the Leg
islatuin. Should this' feeling prevail 'generally
throughout the State, we may have another Whig
Senator elected.from Missours. 's
PANANA RATLIWAP.-110 ,. .raIIII1211:1 lbliiroll4
hss in - its eniploy on 'the road at. the present
'time vely near fire thousand men. , Thie Rime
williie Increased ere -long to .near six nicusand
.mem, at Which:number it will be kept until ths
Mad 4 completed. Every means now in use, the'
progress now being made, and m-67 prospect of
which weary aware, fully promisi,:that the mod
will be completed at the time stated for the post
six Mouths. \ ..- • - - .
.. ~
lly the iniddie of•rday the. track to'thesununit
will be in readiness for the cars;which will leam
but elen n o Miles of a good: mule road to Panama.
' The care will ran regubsrly to this point:4nd the
' passengers wiiitike an old Spanish road,'•whith
. has been - but . little . used for. many yearly but
t\ which is in goodoyder. •-- . • .7.
~,,. All the main pointiof difrerence betwien the
i Panama Railroad-Company. and the Provincial
Government have Imen. settled,- except ts few
which ore to be riffetltO the higher powers.-•••••
The'negotistiotte to end Intro been conduct ,
ed on the part at : the Company by. ;Col Totten
' and Mei Center; and on \the part of, the Goma-
meat by Donilianuel Rintado, recently appoint
mi. Special Commissioner for thatintipolfe• • ' •
Fine •T*Cillonantlf...dewtsvi'etive Sec broke
r
out in Chicago, on Saturday'. morning , in the
Commercial \ Block, near \ the \jtandniPh ' , Arent!
1 *ige.' •\, - ' - ~ -;,' • \-:'-...--'
1.. The ContmerelaiVlimk was owned:wholly-by
L W. V. Slows; Rm.-, whose loss antectittainfunne!
I thing over, SIO,OILL ; insured .$1,009. •' , .•-• r I ...
.. Thl ding amMthf-R.,r4 Glltats Wita•iasired,
1 for the wholninionit, and the lose-bp 4
rremoving hi something less than $1, 0 0 0 • ' -', •
'•
' Wm. Mitchell, Esw.;:keeps..n...liquerStora in
' tha-billdiiiir,. Loss not yet tumertitinekinsitred
f. ~ _ . . •
. •
A .„ -
_ _ - _ --•
Rx-Arpzalwres: 7 •
' Caosra4.--amgr
Vessel, from Liverpoo' i
1 a beginnr tit to reporf.
, iholeraagain,' The pa' ship Blanche, which
l'arrited.at 5t.../ohn, N. B. on Thursday, had
i thirty-6re deaths on Wird
e uring the passage,
I She had about .400 passe4 We begin more
over, to hme reports of the reap pearance of this
diseasein Louisiana;
The Detroit Democrat announces numerous ar
\rirals at that.point on the lEindergrorpd Railroad, ';
''fin the morning of the lath ten passengers went
Mer into Cinada, ,two the erenig rarions, and
the dayprerionsto that, sixteen;' ten others were
expected hourly . ,- The Dinwerra says fieetionsly
" No:\ tinvr.Ber by this line has ever mot
New - Goode - and laabione far Gentlemen?
Clothing for Eliming of 185.1.: • \
;WATT S i t CO. beg reeve respectfully
to Wino their useieroes customers, I. e. the pt
that they have lust receired a fresh supply",
g d aFttrerrone—at re it t ih ' e=4:4T \
u.alloir o thero up In their total superb nti r lia
• vaa"el=,:ureaVlL'urtarm" b 7 thou"lt°-
]ate tbrot usr..h j .. lll , ll tu etharte to p eiter, Ware.
direction. Walt
ItiOrehtlernen.
- hortirlitraagere are lutarmea Meaner haulm U ice 173
etreet„ North side,,above lit. Clair. • 1/=. •
. --- • , .
•
,"[JrEAINII, it iii tiouchsafont to, y0u;..., to,taor
s it rw, AAA)y disease may prey upoia yea 4111.1 Met
WieweliweeerWymnuitry of form and irwittow juimri. ec...
day--go to tietgo's tiallern TO .7iwirth et.. And -have row
vino "Pencilled with suulleier Itt hie irtni.k. kg7 1 . ,-
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diaRCELAXDIXE A.AT rRODUCS BROKER,
CIFFI - CE No.'o,Water st,;
N.." 0, for theYeirchnie and We of 3fetchendles aild Proo. •
duce end the ttonliCtlOCl of all business in , his line...ite
llesers. D. , r.ixargi. 4 of.. NesersAcontish & litlchauvieott
rr—mocuuough k CO., •
Wick & kicCandleas, .-.111111e7 *Richetnnt• •
. Jatoex D. Mom Yaq.encaeh'Y Eschanne henki
John
Donn ro &m ben , . Preeldent Donk of Pitta=y
& ot, • •
of the city gencruly, ' Brokers, and • • • spIT•l mtit
ana..
SALBRATO t Sj-30 . : for sale, ••• •
1.41 F— e d y sis - riano.
.0 4 s: n
Oil for
saloAe bir
manD
141 -- icK9RI: 37178--I \ 6bble. for sale bzu,
VIEEESE--1.00 boxes for sale\ by I
11 eat J. ACANITIM.D4
ac-
WA g N .i T nt4S4 ED I -3 .0i gOg od , S
b ai d e*m w id el!
recommendations. SalarlPat,
good
None but well erperien man neon app
- jdpix-itO IL;
ap24114
Q OAP-100 bag. Cincinnati Palm So 'Aunt
reed Gad kr =la by \ & nAtsivon aln
D RY ITEDES--23 just iced:And, forsale by
% stet - < &3IARBAyou Mk
c UNDRIES-60 bro. Raped Motild Cift
-I\3 d ' l l ` bß f.nt?l 2 \ ,5 do d7
\ la b 2. bi ghl7 l l3.2ZVotli l i i'd
...0 TTON.NO. 12. on. Wow a Front AL ••
\
irlFllASYoung Ilyson;, itreatty bxs: - of \ 14 \
ese.h, forjoa by W. 11.8111112222 . 4212 Wood it.,
—2O b 22.1. M& Raisins for, salts
, StITTON,Wo. 22. am Weal & Front di.'
&LL COTEMPORARIES- 7 —:\
Peterseillbe Mar, • .
41 1: 1 11 .. i t a r t ri 9 r i,41r .a . 4 4 , •
o- • ,
21.0 NS
fort reed by S. 13.1,&23117ER; •
•
DOMIIS
IL-Four hani! Duet , axxsp g ed for Con t W ,.mni4 dlth;
Target dein:. Trillloni, Sleigh Polkaantilein • .
. • Julllen'a Sfueinal Thur La America; • • •
trine d'Amonr, Koenig; -
The Dawn of Day linale from .ItdUar4 Trlma &max'
Walt; as rung by. DI ea Tern . • . •
The Mtn. Donna Song Dlueie Dam' 4hlllen'a Prints
Donna Waltz, Th. Baker; - -
The Mears are Sleepin swig bi3rileanna Tarr.
- AEI ibr‘Tinge, or the. Donna Song, arranged
from J dust reddier %Kaaren and for gala lath,
Musk Store . . lIE,NRY KLEMM.. Third et.. -
: - Stlltbe Golden RIM
IDlreateh and DOet. CWT.)
SN; o.l3ttgar on eansign
ment far wile low ' ` JO N3LOYD t CO.
VISH--100 bble. and half do. , White Fish
art 4 Tmat foriala by ' JOIDI\FLOYD k CO.
•
I%INEGAR--.50 blds. Cider Vinaq in store
and for tale by mar JOllll- r A CO.
1) PLANT ONIONS- :::1) bug:, put. 'rec'd
_LC tromPhlladelphlsftirsale by . . . i,,
- apt:. . . ,E. 6. SUASKLJaIf. 243:13.7 Wood at.-
pWELLING:4IOOBEL FOR • BiILV '
.itumal in Fulton ete.. Th e holm, .14azufdata...: •
y arranged' , .d contains 8 romiu, balL_puntryN
tlao front,' The Lot is 24 ft. front en Fulton at,, by 83.'
deep on Badfard Price. $1,000... Toms ....508 . burnt.
balance In 1 sad . years. E. COTIIIIEFey ,b . •
MOHAIR \DE BAGEL-These seareennitile
eesue nods: Itn. travelling Ind walking
th ,b , l
o
f
mcalp i li v ar a cci l lgiati n d i r
I SUN D BADE, of all the variant
anslitkaacdmtrtnres,Trots la ots, a yard,* to tbe
• gentAuldity; cot reeda
•ULLIEN'S BO :' OF MUSIC, containing_`
Y 2 of , hie best pheees. i ..
a g . ad irßE lbe t i tie wa. Plaao. wood ...Prlee, t.. :,
e , .15 ,, refr. Yor a!kle by • . - - IL KW:IIEI43d ort.„-ared , •
. XI. straw.. Wood 0 - "
\.
fe. . ''.
..
. ..
. 31u'in
Mk"'
L. Y. CLARE.VaraseshicAgent.
N. IL , - Deice of the shoe ordered by, tbi.
Pete. veirelel,!lttlitut to Six Do sr& tberetbm, It Is lb •
eIIIGICE HAVANA CIGARS -4%e.. star.
scriber hex hind.`plerge sisortmesit ef. the beet
brands of genuine lielanegUers, selected trith . greet este
from the stocks of the New:York hopottets, ,to %which he.
Invitee the attailtlon orileee o- dell it really chat*
•
egem(Loodoeg) . epberge , -
Cray E. 111 - 4, retoebe) le.;ece. Theresa
Clew, toerprteed. . eta 31eCLT.11a, •
GROCERIES. AC:—.4"bakif Rio Coffek
.9110 petageis Young Firm Ysl..k T.us •
100 is. 31amtbecturt4 'lbb best. brandy,
am
30 Pth Bata
I:n l l ' l:Ws:gib •
bb„.bl:,..ball%orvisptptuqinii Paper
~\;" Xa. tux, d
000 .
bbl.Carollna Tar, In stoyespklbr WI by •
. T ai 7 ; • • JOON FLUID it CO.
C HANCE lOU SPECULATION—For sale,
• aovaereior Lena suitable for - canary residences,
ding Lots, te. eery boo:Wally •eitolWi on the Ohio
riser. and Ohio tuld Pa. B. It lust babe' gendmiton'it
Station. %The ralboad paean through thedhret, shin the
Bearer road, There are 94 acres of .bothenriernt trading
ea the. giver he rawly a mile. • The upland go od img
about 12 arm of meadow and choice' hoed av One
Orchard of bearing trait trecregoodlitoneihre l_rpolllo,-
r i ttdc h t,ll=l o Bplr r glk.&6 Thigh=api
' rowan& good ' oraanity Orr ' a y . epeonlatVou A:lk=
cud
mold be laid off or countrY rcrldenors, pcat .
..01.917 to apL ", u l.7corimziak 9:634740,
tiENP CARPETS-50 .pcs....extra. heT7
• •44Itemp Carpet...KM 1.13 d for ..I. try
.
• i , W. hIeCLINTOCK, 112 Xszkst
Iai.X.TRAI4IODLD CANDLES-440 hig..(214-
lbs. each) 31Add Candle* (Dot oP .foe the India
ke thlrday teed direct hem mommemarers and for tato
at the lotr juice ofyJi et ,DT . ; WiL 11.. SIMON,
, • . 50.12. ear= Wood and Shoat Ni •
L OTS FORSAL.F.4. , Loto on:The corner
• of Marion et end Pcons. Avenue, on 2 of veld& art.
DLitt House. They - vein la odd separately• or to
'Other au very to term, , Dmutto of. THOS. WOODS:
WOGALLS.: OLIVE OIL In store and
foe's'. r .p2l I'LEMINO BROS.
COP,AL VAILN I 00 . - griller:hist:no and,
for Ed& Dr , - YLELWLVG BROS..
WON'S BLACKING 7 -=.lor Isle
E BOARD PRINTB-L"Papier Mule
sYlnbih Au do by . WALTZR .
B . CON-50A0 01 : . : 11z.
ro
bt .1
4 /. VITTLEY CO ICCl:ritarirst.-g"
I.!?xes Bxlo Window Glass;
" \ll 1 T
Zto ' 1316
11,1
ar6w
sesd T. 1111t00.
- ,ARP & 4,ASP-43: 1)446 No: llard;
Nati T.l.sPl4l,E&Gertin2.V.
( ORl+l .BROOMS 4100 extra. - Corn
IL) Rms. reedllito oond r ialont sudtbr isle by
FiRTILIZING\ MANpRES- , - -
toot Lta o Du
der
do .- Peruvian for ea b- • '
ry mei PIGS LEA.Thitisetore sad' to Arri
ottltF kroaletry . ,A.F...X s OVALIt i GOR t DO 4 I ,t :
OOD TEA AND C N - CROSEING
—ll`bat a top sot • hes `tbo Riad . • • aro twat
t tee Mum" lo PACs of 21• t: Irby, Moeda *Pa
too ate toplogew wood Teo os ern. t tbomien • •
hare 1.04 • otw Flog Storm urorahtumrtroSto poe t -
to titurStorStt tOr,tht ortonatoottatkueof stew, who puk
twhtla:,',4VO; Superior TtailOo s it So •
• Ddittis ""F4l, * IMORS.IS llVert . •
.• ' Mod Quart*Ati
for Tem: Fmtl• i d.
JULLIEN'S,MUSFAtaiikiiIa Quadrille
➢~ do; Pbevllora ti
m°4 PAD 2k. IT,T
•AU tot WlOO. •do do RetathDotots
• e. htll grapple. oft he above Jost ted . th - logether
hirp ateartatratedoll the hew loutAtnye.
.457. for
. / , 4t Pl.? /tarlatan of • •
tRENCH - EktfiKOIDERIEIS-4-biAdditi,
_ - .1.1hal tato:Win r . sidoiltainik M Embreddorlet- red
antlat tit 7r11tti1.4711PA,via„,.,.....
of tbd Wks. wanting andettd?4,4a f its=
• Sten& ttrantnidand Lamm cm •
kW*, Llntatitkeznekelt Wan. In Oki, Ai:omM •
=rtMater. Oollarr,
ngs...-e chola. ddnortsnent on hand.! • ..„I•
npin - • MURPILT
4 SPARAGILSROOTI3-40,009az
iIL3 Tea oktrxtiktori*.by
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