ESTABLISHED IN 1786 1 . BUSINESS ' DIRECTORY 3.,. il B. M. PETTINOMI k CO-15 ADTENYISLIG AGENCY 121 Maui, entre, km Yam And hh.li). Sink Ora. aga. P. k co: ..e ktrimtai tor tits mkt intnintlal ntnnArtined dm:Gating einanantinal Pskov both Lo tea United etaten . it d the Cans6AA., " ' ABA' TOILS ADVESTISESEENTS. Th• falt.laz LAW ' .d met renal.. I. city of Nem ork. aorDzoN STILM2, At, RUN°, WEISSENBORN* CO., (late O. smd:Whollialel/ealzr• 6seman, t hurt .. Unsied butroluoutargagy o s. No. OQI N SAIL DUCK. OiNCpLESSta . ndFd Cotfon Sail Da k iJ H. 0.8 iontC = 4 u . " I. , th. t. Nil l• c 4 ' L tt.• cotto. I '4"'"''th*im Nt LlaI l t kPri t , ..aitt. l, .Pr. MAlen. y c .4muyrp.— - 3454.¢.4,14 DRY GOODS • • p No OWEN, MoNAMEE dc CO. Importers of - American wad It ..•Idd Bilkadd Pitney Good. Ild and Broadmay. tapSol,s COTTENET ec CO., Importers of French ",„A o td g 0 ,..• Goocu.., 44 Broad greet 1 1 gig PSTEIN & 'HONIG, 100 Liberty Et, and nn Order rt. oar. Treaty Moe, lc/porton of Laaes —mOrDlderles. 8311., to. .124nntapal'a 4 . A.1.1ES OWEN, 15 - Broad St., Importer of Dram Trinunlngs. [Maps and Fringes, Eat Crarita, • I Mittg and dna OinakOnaraliT. tattaa)l6 ORN, SCHILEPER & RAARAUS, Im portcu of German and Bolvian Niced Moth, Palm I tonorion &0., No. 64:0 ExiWnge Plow. -tayao's3 13ETE MILLEN, Importer of Freneh R D. German and Sala Dry Ganda. tmti Valnd• Ueri huy Shawls:Woolens. lc" Broad gavot, New Sort norMlvtaal'ss : ERTRAND. FRERES & *HENRY, .lii rAirgem!l.ll.l.Lthen Cam tee 11.4- tare. 44 Lima . ( r""' 2°A")4.- • .1„ EEKER ROF MALOF, Manufacturers VA_ Fsshionsbl. Dress ilEld CloalerthualkmFrinitr, L l , Teazels, Butt 4.4 k , 24.4 Dey .tot . .0 1134 11 , ."44 • • b 1 - IN 3I:,!DAVIES, JONES & ea, 'lm -4 11l Imrters of Oentlicasmr Pmentsbln g Goats. and Mar.- Mama. at Muck, •tdraa Tam i.e.= Warren atraot. tar. 40446 -- !I . • =Mini REWEDY. S ~ IIJSE the 3feitean .Mustang Liniment in • IthensaatismArrdsea. Mans. Bpralra, Cats. Mrs an orra, . effort.' nue far. ...I somplaintsi of t s man or animal. B. W ; r i alpyds . , one./ otieln.Mrathl a . Min.' 11.104Jr:na • B. ILIWIT 99 Chambers street, e Importers ,br ft sntlentriue Furnishing Elrod, And 11 ufsetursre of Ehirts. atockse.e. • • taug3Fsll . • D.afiCISEREOTYPEEL .:V G VEY ' .el ..u.R...ste:ti:il.l,4 Broadway, rt y,,; th . ~,, ..„..,...,1. .„.4„.......„.> ,Exyr—rs , r DWARDS, • 'SANFORD & oreign • C 0.. . ~.. si, ;!.. l i .,4ol %":WgraT " '" r :,,,Nl'l",:lt i ` A ‘ , 7,7,. i'.. ICittaburgh. Adams; Co.. • Yl3 -19.tvelYa5 , i , fat.:31911 .AND - 011111.12a.NrtANCIr EMMET& VIIARLES ZINN & CO., 52 Maiden Lane, 1 I,_/ Importers of Plin th and Berman Cam, sad Trani. lag Ilaakete, szt4 marinfacturersof Cann and Coloml Wil low Fursdenn; sad inans . Lind W.:n*4mb. Or. - ; " - m•tjalTZ. '. ORATES APTOTICYDEII.A. 1,V31.11. JACKSON ; (formerly W. N. Budy-,k0=,W:a.:1,Vz1.11,4:1..MT-ra f~~~~►aa~L:wc~t~_~~~ . . .. . . ti „ THE NEWARK INDI.A.'RUBBER C0.,49 ?,, Malden L. N. Y.. Nattufeeterme sad Whelan& , 4 wbi ezt . y=zesee p vg Itibt .„. Elubber ~,,...,,,.a . v ., ... ' 1 TNION INDIA. RITSII.EL..OO., 41 John - conakeil k 1 ad of n bbeAClo talt..ol nh, teem e.ethth..l!4c..f,l..too.,t4, fe63-Irtfeltr.S.s 311CHiNtItY_AND MACULNE TOOLS. ~ NPREWS ..4; JESUP, No, 67 Pine gt..... Nun -4 a r,k 4MtiLi ' co'=in t.be 1° g ''' ? th _4° 1 A • i from the best roster, I.Yeastre Agents far Levers.- , chine Shops. ' detlttoylNss ,YA.PEIC WAItEiIOUSId YR . ,: ti ill US W. FIELD .k. CO., 11 Cliff titre -- ' :,.. fj N-12!ntn r adnre sad Madan/ape:denim Anna-lan:LT ..b. et " , 1•4 4 ,.._ E.. 1102 PAPER - 4 , dad.arer7 deaddid% of alaundLetanamattatatiala. tana.ll7.s ::: .‘yiNCAN, LEWIS ,& BARTOW N o. :„., - .. . 0 . lanai o, Wl . 4llaaa mtsc,„m atreet. pii .L m V t d br a—, ad'PAPilL4vrllo l l l : . 7 1 and Tradaddr,an mann ' it ' . M'''''''ettel.r'SZ. P.M . AM. OJLOH alANUraurallY.JlE.. . . - • _ _ V AINBOW COLOR WORKS, Rochimir N 4, L .., - York. Darct.l3.l Madan Lane, Parte and:Clareste " ‘i re... ar. -- - ral.arZelria ~. EFIANCE AT.A NT A . N]).ER SAFEg, & Afi,i TOYS 4.ND TANCX 00043. I AIILBARN bi CO,, 54 Maiden Lane, .EN P I Üb'rtr ea ' *L ar"E'r- TJ,LE2,'folt PWOBS AND CIDLrriET COATES YOULE, No. 279 Peartegrest, Intattetk Gar3klrk Mt.., 1. tuabft..t.w.,kletalf..i. taugSrs6 4winnow au&s, 11. POILLON E co., Importer' of • . Feyoett Comeh and - iciadene_Glani-1.. Tiarday _1.4p.W11.5 BOOTS & SHOES, WIIOLE'S`ALE AND RETAIL, 31114118 • BURL • Y of MARKET Union sta. 3d door from the Matket Roush Pittiburdhoe;itild thou= pabllo ireoerallp,i that he ham just B his Fall liark of Boors arid Shoes lo all their earielles. " llle Stock le one or Moi largestever opened -la this city arid embrareo ever, thing worn by the Wilms of Philadelphia, New York mid Bolton, stabs trooto cannot f the o o b o id lo io s m t goods. al at of wd b h e" p a a nlet.m i - odeltS Ile abocordiumee to maaafutm.,Y beratatore, all do . orriptirm• of Boom andand from his long expert. re n ig2= ' hot =42 thatat7l.. be truer,, ualotLlm.kh theta ratromaga. be f:ttlP dealt with. Ve36 ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSIIIP.— Nab* t 1..1 , 7 glean that the Partnerstlo here wore resting tozder' the Eno and Kyle of KIP.FEIt lIINEN he+ been awl - red. Tim roanoleetnre of WATCH CITSOTAL9 will be earfied on as vernal bp the remalnloit partner. All Orders promptly - attanded PETER RUINER. Nu OUT re. "L. - [4O . Bayartatown, Elttebnegh.. b. i JOUfl 0N...._..... Exceisior Carriage Factory.. 41 OILNSTON, 'BROTHERS & • CO., puff ad Brach Maltsmteonairr of Batemaand Belmont Ms.. est../ QtYeßae bete cm hand mutant manufectarlatt an ctiemlmatwortmentatCerristroa.lidetawaya Bot,dect Batumi Ctrs: tee, made In all their lactatestyles- with sextetes:rad dumbllltyandimantr ordnielt, with hi all our wort ths bad ,lnntata Iron and Eastern Illetory. Repairs attended to maths amst reswerable henna They feel conlldentthat ell who may Wm Mem with their pate Thewilt be perfectly satisfied, on trial, of . thalr week.. The EittaLmth and Manchester Onmitdows pre the Far torn ever:l antes duzimir the day. oes M. WESTERVELT, Venetian, ,BBnd 51 51• , 5455nre5.N0.1.3 Bt. Flair Kroot, 111171urab, K/STEAM BOAT OWNERS—Wanted to buy, uu satt.rtess In a- Roam Dog, 511 , rhid5 mb• or realsytatemill besrlam. Maguire of • 0r2.5-tf „ • • • THOMAB 15001,8,1'5. ltb FANCY CHINA STORE. Ca WOOD 'arizErr, PITTSBURGH. JUST Imported and nowopen a full nanort• I nzaj t vg: e z mi o r a onh o e :nzt uld Whitt rims. Mit bin for gauntry trod.:. Mlblt H. HODITINEON, WIC V. STN f QLASS WORKS, 1111.91DSON dt • CO.. MANUFACTURERS and dealers in Vials,'' &Ulm and all kind. of Oro= .6 £6n6o Wm.., 1: 4 1011 SALE-280 aczeO of land 011 :Whits Oak Bottom. 1 rale ftron Ilogeetoort. The Lyrae manta alos Onacres attested land,smort hoe. and airman ottbsed. 1 ,1 .4. .I.g. meet/ a Utti.so described an my Muted kegifter. end sae ono arishlntg to bisrold ooPope, 'Would do wall to got ft troutlo m iElt l atittkffit Ilf o • And T rwun DT tmk M7 r tr ra .y033:75, VOR RENT—A good kiouse on 24 tit:, be j• tweetamlthfrealeeddr.f rte. Rent STI onementh. oee TINS. W 0014,75 Ye art; st. TO FARMERS, DAIMIEN AN.) TAN ' • SEIM—Tor eslee47,l smell fromd, In thestmarrheo4 rowan 80 melee (z homes rile) lteeborgh, .cl ; ft". MAW.. Water Station, err the Iwonstlvenla 3 Itailrzli A Atmet 40 sweet ere elefrehleS , •• l „ ,, Uftl= . t ' w the redelow of frui tu t er It ' ol sh: Mfeweeletit • w. gr.rwhowleh hatarlseatl ', w end ere pllex below well IMP plied with the bewt.zeter.- There le en Oak.cl.re of the • • e•Llelete Marti:tut (bemt. timber) ji •KtieUeere°l.s. Virgitistelel"tto—TALTAltubV= it mime. or neweL •The timber., I...teeth more than lU.. Drke S. tha 4170u1d afford exert• t cleated. . qt.." eds be ante for b..°n lerw take of Virr liffn It I . l* tolty at frost. to I T Zree—f;x74ffth - The head the ledemelee Mee. Krug I armuld payment, TM" Imllemeteble of TI 08. WOaranood . Selfaesting and Ber.lrolus: 1 1.1 E Subscriber haring purchased Elsa cm : stmts.:loAPatont Box cn+lc.nete ston's Patent lialtilegua Smoordn: =lVlT.sTritorbe keep. constantly ea 1 1 4% . .on Federal. w t.. °worn. Anchor Cotton. trks. • Large and good as Otto mamma Tallos \ll=n izzove4 . (I. ° F.LYiti.i.L.AN All....hray. ity. Fa.. No. 56 Arch Strai r. rn,...thaelpitia; . . I m porters at la. Gee's Ifidivalled EDLE: . B. fo Agents r the most Celebrated wooLmv rAtiNs,lrosErar.mvuxo szusza, DRAVER.4.4.- HARDWARE FOR BADDLERS'AICD'CAiI - RIAGE,DI!tfIJ23I3 ' ..g ..., , .. .. T. .Leech, - Jr.,. • -:-',• • Da: 131 WOOD WIDE M; iIinsBUSOIL . , og MCA law. Damsala, A llon, Dore Mar. ;: - .1 Sbaf;cr.y Ma!: 31.11 , 41 F, ....11 . ....1.14 A... ltr . it¢ CitlES—Jitat reo'd 2000 forwv caLl.„ ~..b,,,,,„1 14. 0 : 1 at so jaa.f.s.rd a . • •- f lI:MESE-600 bxe. prLtV_IY . .„„ R .. . 0 Med Ilad ta 151. THE H - DAILY ,PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. ..1 BUSINESS CARDS ATTORNEYS. OSEPII S. & A. P. MORRISON, Attor zatlr. 04e NI 143grtb erect. „li tt r ;b.= W. HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake . Inas Etundlaga." Grant atreat. netarena Innen and aurnmd Allay. WHERE E. PHILLIPS, AttoriteyniLaw, JUL 8 f 7 ittOBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at. Lan— • a... inith..actr.ntitrwts.onmit• 09. rt gem Pittsburgh. 111724-7•D3 TAXES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office V Fourth stmt. war Grant, Ilttsburzt, J. 15,117 VRANCIS C. FLASEGIN, Attorney at Law, 1: Ito. 170 Yourtb atnet, Piston:ugh. . JASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law, Na.trniuth stroet,Pittaborth. :tvoom macslo vim tizi TLERNA.N_& CO., Bankers and Exchange Brokers No. 95 Woos street, Stonier . orDismoad stbergb. Ps. • Bor =WWI &Lek Notts sod Oals. Diemen t Time Ethketthe, end Prthaistory Notes Make ettlloetkets MI the principal Stile, of the Oakes Receive Depaelte on call and on Intent; end glee their protest attention toth othe er =then oppetheittlng to • throkses boatmen. 19S-Bestest Esehanso oosetantly Be mIM-ly amyl LUZ.. hRAMER & RAHN, Bankers and Ex hange Broken. Buy and eel] Goad .d Mawr Note., negotiate loans on Beal Rotate n StockAlean, rl yorebara Promiaeory Note.. and Time Bills Ind llaat .111 est Day and sell Stocks on Commlaton. Co. sands on all points In On Union. no. corner or Tblrd Hetet and Wood street., directly oppoeite the Et. & am. D. 'RING, Coin, Stock and Exchange Relater Fourth etreet—Bays end sells to ea • }fiche:moon Eastern Mlles earallat et eur rent Wa nee-tams made an theWeet se larratcs W. 21'28 .11:61111( TALILCIL..-. —SPMT& rAL3LER, HANNA & Co. Successors CO Hauer Ran. 00., IlankoraEz;lon. Jkokentand em In ioreka and'Domealc Exchamee. Oartiflostee of Pepodt. RonleNot. and turner of Wood cod IR= etreeta. Carrent Molloy received.. lOopoaiL Sight Maas he oak, and co/leak. mode on neorly all pawl palpoloto of the Belted note. (lad. taltloa Mal= teid for loreign sod Amerkan ot==l - :rya, XVII.II. WILLIAMS Co., 'Santoro and Y • Swissair* Brokers, North East conies of Wood and Third Arse%Pittsburgh. dlltransaction., made oci Moral terms, snd collections ren.mrdlr attended to. &WILKINS & CO., Exchange Brokers, an. 75 Fourth street, onceite the Bank of PM. - All tremor—lons at most Meng rasa. ifut Si. LARIMER, Jr. ' Banker and Bro w v ker. 4111 - lortvt, No. 66. adjoinlolog, Da. of 111.11ar4h. AT HOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign I . and Di:demotic Bill. or Etehange, Certiticateei or Ds mdz Aped, No. 69 Ustiitt ttreet. Pitts thrtozhout the United States. 00 .11 thh" BOOKSELLERS &C. T L. READ ookseiler and Stat.oner, No. 4 . il • TS Fourth t. Apollo Stalldlogt. .141 IN S. D t...15,0.N, lOtnD a co A :k o kae .. llp ,z r o. tr:l 3l.. Slz: i Zeet, no= Fourth. littalArrati. N. ' . BLEIRY S. BOSWORTII, linokseller and Doten St.d.D.rl,. a, N. 53 51saicst stmt. mew the. littztearrh. LAY & CO., Booksellers and Stationers, No. 35 Wood ertzeet. next dow to the oerhee orthird. ab. P. Pebool and law broke oonatantly 00 hazel ISSION &C I. W. BUTLER & CO., EORWARDING & COMMISSION ISIEB.- Cif ANTS and Naleri is.7l kind. et litteburgb Man sar.d.d.rtielen, Lead Pipe and $.1.4 Ind. 5... 97 Pint Ftreed, Pittsbuzuh. - aus-1,154 WIL H. SUTTON. 197,olerale Grocer, Importer and Decler in FOREIGN WINES, Brandies and Old Me ....OEMs nye Boa comes Wood and-Vrant sta.. Pitttbursh. t.h.Enst =au A. AUBANE, Commission and For ri= IPLI=.I.III.. P = atreet. Yfiz., cvargh. art4flS3 ROBISON is CO, Wholesale Grocers, e i, r 4 . and jnaledmpdon MerAlas.tt7o. BSISS6LII 1112..T131. POW. 5 ZINGER ILARBAUGIII & CO., (Soccer, •ntsla B. llstbsaals) Cammlddics sad For rant tc Dealers la Kcal mud Product graerslly, Nos 145 Pint and 116 Second stresta-Plttsbaralt. Pa. stS,l7 & W. REA, Flour Factors, Commission al• and Fortrtatlian Morel:matt and Rolm - tn Ptollan emersJty. Orden for flthobb 31annstketate• prompUr attended Cr., ire Off. T 4 Want, ,nOliWat tla. Ph taltertal. Perms. spl4y. tt — CO., Successors to ATWOOD, /OWES A CO., Combidon and Yorwart, lessh. Dplank m PlDAbsuida 312.12A,cluted Goods. PittebarcD. • M, LEGER l ANTELO, General Commie ilareleatilie Philadelphia. Literal Weems eaaaigniattata of Piedaea iel77 • rill WITT CO:, Wholesale Grocers, Qmanslsslma Ilaretuutts, and Doslas la Produce and ttab.gb Itanslocturva. 90. 950 Maar IR Plttaborsti I - B. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio, and R horz4;llm a.. ..4Nrchatt. d m irolo- Peal ulb., add Ream Prodsee Ame, between Szattlxtteld and Wood. littsbaril, tea,. tnt; CND; a. (Lan einemßobl•on_l4sl.l6 CO 1 1 1 ' IXTTLEt CO.. WhOtesale , Grocers, ~Prndnt• and fkanminlan Sleneltantit,d Deal., In 35snyfacturen, tin 113 Socand . raynt, Mtn 1•1971-.53 • pH:USE .WAREHOUSE.-ITXNRY H. COLLVB.Torwardlokkad Coossokokno dad Toektor In Clwyd. Butter. Lake Flth cad Prodded seworgly Wood Want. above Water, Plttabordk .731 VON BONNIIORST & MURPHY; Whole "' role Groom one CotuaLston Hort:boot. sod Dealers Iv PtSoborsh nanullsotaro. So = Wotox ritur. burgh. P. !'PIIOMAS PALM RR, Importer- m 1 Dealer I In Pannell nevi' Amarkan Wall Parer, tin 45 ntnnt. tntween ULM and fourth ergot, littsburntL 3.IcOLINTOCK; Importer mad Whole .oo.teo Led :Reg] _Dealer ( 21CupOrtg, rm. Oil tO.hot Itral=lll2 ).7arT '4". etlud • YORRIS & PNITON, Wholesale and Re ne: Gracer. on the Pasterra Ado of the Disznond. tiersl. P. DRY GOODS. RANKo VAN idamand GORDER, Dealer is Trim ,ftwa. If Okrom lam Goof& Efalovidoftea. GenVa.lforalalug GOeds sad Fancy article,. fall or, .rtment of which ow always be bad at So. ea. owner of arkot Moot sad Um Dfamood. Pittabarg b. Pa- µl,ll-I.f A&ALM. &CO lOTTIMCILOO ANTOOifT aCO O. COCCI - A A. 31.140 N & CO., Wbolesale and Retail . Nate's in Pazici . ova litaple DIT 00 , 0, 2E. Inn NICL , R d PILY & Bußf i nFird,u, . 4 1:7;holeasle ti.t street. tittottrava. GROCERS. falaiAi:roil BO , fIENEBALCOMMISSIONMERCHANTS, 111 Dealers hi Wool. Floor. Produce/ and Provlrlona. N. 39 North Water otreet, Phtladelphla.. BAILBAITOIrit BOMBS, fcoRWARDING COMMISSION MEIt CRANTS, Deafen In Wool and Prod am ota9 ttnae e. No. 211 Marty otreet.Flttsburgh.l.t. t0b27.1.rd 'solo norp-,-.—..gicusgu no non,. TOHN FLOYD lc. CO.; 'Wholesale Orman' fj sualOurtuobuion Marehmta,No.lT3Woodsud TP4 Lib. rtytsust, Pittsburgh. OBERT_MOPRE, Wholesale GroCer, itee- drying Dirt Wei, Denim In Prude., Vitiabieryle Man • tares, and &Mindy of Yn snd ikainetie Wulf. and IJan• No. 316 Liberty irte Otrtianit n .sery iOr - 'cum asAcncs . "- / - 1 • BLACKBURN Oro- . czbriat=wafiltDishz Abkam cni baud at I..belt Wandiarm.l4l lan:t.,,Pltt.mburlf:. baPhtT 1 SALMI DICKEY y& CO, Wholesale Oo r art•ianzolotlart Marebantsotod Dentai la Tnitines. 66 Wear Amt. and 107 hunt that. httanntsb. mut Vaux----.....rtM Wattz.......,...1rAttn. sot 'GILLS -& ROE; Wholenle (home and Casnsciladon 3Lrectuats, Ao.lWllbetty stryiet. Mt* .....Joazo. OOWLvI. wnaur, WM. BAGALEY k CO., Whblegal° Ore l' V aert.l44ll l aturM Wad street. Pltuborcb.... WILLIAM A. DITLIIIIO, (kroner and Tan Ins!er=orof Waal , and 191 th atm% has V7lll=2 "' YrattaTlrxrWlT=Vr . jtatan d Dfeslara an on lA. kannot. tams. ' ' • 40BERT DALZELL & CO., Wholento' or..s.tammusim .sfactiat.. Dlekr• in prod.. Pluirbunitt. alananduns. Na =a Marti stmt. 1 74 ..... ITANDLLUI. VCR: - 31cCAND4.1'9.5', 'successors to ttlitLYlek,SCholeildis Orme% yonnallog gsd Yr... 4 F,...L.te• 1 1 ,V Bow mu d 88 iieTer . . 101 6 Intlaturgb. CU LIN, Wholesale Grocer and 11 . 1 .V. 4 41216estuget, Dada fa rtoLloce and Pitts bush. Ank , .., 195 Lhertr +seed, eitt. a - B; EI4OYD, Vi r foTle;WOrooers,. Com . tow. ykoomm.noODeale rs to Prodnee—ltnand Ilulldlnsmara,ntana cm waad, and BUM stmts. Atte:arab. . Minn% YAW" - 1116GALEX, -WOODWARI) &- .004 Whole 1..,...,,08:0.112114a1r5t itr..4.lbilaahattsA .01•13, 1171113-....... t. a. <WM mmecANDGEss k Wittota• - Iwo tiMaiet • lireCiga Masao Grow, npoya-mo la im e= ju jnoer. Ce lrgrare r d" W. rowarms, " • - • stew =MS!!MI! S. 011MUOIRT 'it SON, lENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for thresle add parthasebr ace rata.. Collnerirai of N'egottating Loa., on Bonds. itortanto. AL, No. ed4l.lr 140 Third irt...Fittrburdb.liis. Michigan Ge = Age ice neral Commission and Collec t N, pOR the collection ncy of Home and Foreign at.rmatneeadenoteermioner elnizasa Ilishisran and adjacent State. Inetandnent and Payment nt Nancy, Payment of Taxa . Parcheas and Sale of Rend Estate and dtocks and Iteratance Aspnts. PELTIER D NRSON, Detrelt. RlfeyencerinPatlecedhdlassr. Kramer a Italno, Pant ed; White Oa- Gazette OM= Lorena. Stewart Co.. Eteentetad.a. iiilvien—Tro Agencies tcr 5/1.142.1 from respectabl Ituasance Oompaa mrlti.-11t1 CARD.—Linving beenappointed the RI:- cluelm Agents 'for Pltteburgh, u. me male of NUM Chumostal and Stretched Leather llaltbag. man. Mactured by P. JEWELL C SON, of llerttord, Conneetleut. We ma arm for sale a largo usury:aunt a all width.. roanufactured. as the coaourammee• hoicee, article being superior to any Lather Belting ever botOreaffereel to this market. Alva a large stock of a/1 widths of India Rubber Belting cmutantl y on hand, and for =kat the " 3, lwhim. ReltlnC Dnot." No. us 31.1.t..thmt. .pvs J. Jt 11. PRIMAL'S USifisiLOOMIS, Real Estate Agent, o l urw il i Vevr Wood.. B CIAMUEL L. 3IARSIIELL, Secretary ctiti wen'. Iraulanee fkaustny,D4 Wallet Wed.. FPM. GORDON, Secretary Wcetern Inca mare Co. 91 litter street GARDINERCOFFIN, Agent for Franklin of ih a n r r i 3 north-ft•St corner or Wood Yu.A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware M • tual luranr• C0m.,.. r . 4: Kn.- Ors.. mum, ex. OHN H. MILLOR, Dealer in Piano Fertes, Mimic .d Instrument.. Banal Bonk; and ILI unary. Note agent No . Chlekeringia Piano Feria, Mr Wiesen, renwilleanla—No. ST Wood street JA EN ItY KLEBER, Dealer:in Music, Ma gical Instead:Emma, and Inaportar IMAM , AMMAN en a anent for Nantim A Clara'. mod and maitre Pianos. with Canaan's -Enican Attachment Alm for Waltham's Kamm DRUGGISTS. ' 101 IN HAFT, Jr.. tsunceinair to Jas. 31'i:inf o" ley.) Nibrdenale and Retail Drqgglat and Doalpr In Paints. UN& Dreatafa, 111 Vinod atreid. 3 doora drain PD.Dburab. ifirDriDalar Avast ma Dr. Ford's &iodic:lnc Ental argitrx Taxon. LWILCOX CO., Druggists find Alnith • acaddra. awn, )(said otrlwt and the Diamond, keen 17gr: 4 krne h alt d rfV.:4 l .:V.,7o4 '"' =Alg P.lttdans psestrlptlaus earstullrrompounded. mylU jOl IN P. SCOTT, Whelngaln, Dealer ;n D 17111.. Paint. 01Is. Vandal.. and Dy. Stuffs, 1 1 1. A 8 hreir Ora.. Plttsho.rah. All orders .111 twelve but prompt attention. 81 1 3••A.t tor Louden, RCo yal.ble Madly media.. Mar gdA. FAIINESTOCK CO., Wholemle • thvirgel.ta. =ant:Cacti:lms of Wblte Lead.R..l , and Lttbsign, corm Wrodx334 Frontatreetta, Pitt. . met,7 E. SELLERS, 15'holerale Dealer in rnk'urititinir.'ZilvtiTWM.a.s.l`.; VE.C.lllcr ........ ...... ....... -GUM. ILIISTII3- RAUN REITER, Wholesale k Retail tab emcee.. d c.roor Liberty sod FL Clair il lirret, itrzh. SCHOONMAKER CO.; Wholesale • Drussirta. N. 24, srmd stmt. Attalmrsh. LO S PEI FLEMING. Successor to L. Wilcox Co.. corner Market otesst and Dlssemod—Kee ono- U l shd o l e =ouisLotte ru. = j sz: i tif= nsrtsis Ins to his bas:nsss. - Pbrilsiass srsscriptinno earsittlly rompoustste.lst an jer.ly WOOL MERCHANTS. I LEE, Puoces so rto MURPIrY & LEE, Oaccantralon NOW-14.d fCr U,. or Okenelirsut Kora , (lords la: Inert, nu...L. ror• MEDICINE PhR. JAMES KINOI (Mace and Residence,' tiw 112 blab 4rvpalt• char (Nattniml. Pitt s urb. tardy WM. VARIAN, M. D., Office 6th Ftreet, V ewer ad. 1 fwm-4 to 9, A. X, 2 to r. 2-• m P. r. ayl6-Iyd MERCHANT TAILORS. CHESTER, Merchant Tailor and tt Clo . triton N. 74 Word Mod. Pa tw tied no , wad Toot& Cle.hlag. rdt:, 7 M bra- L sad Dealsr in Ready IWO* Cloada. to I.lb. V WATTS b. CO., Sferchant Tailors, DO I.ll.rty Sri—Re ors pow reemlTing our tgi ant t% 9.1 moat Mita, es e. 1:• W sad e Our hlmdisad euftcumers grapiumfo.tvu• •=2 Ink) 31ANITFACTURING. -- - - ArW. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail . rtmet. act Manufurer and laalyr CaLlnert Ware. No. 63 rd JOIIN WETEIERELL, slaoufarturer of NATI:NT BOX VICES. • rn frrier ankh, .1.11) DUX and RIO , rt• BOX VICZA, menet of Anderw , ••od Bob Wort strepta. ems Pr 11211 4, from th..juna .beet Drift, Al irgbrny ao3 e7l V MBROLDERED AND APLICA MAN vALTItt...I.•!-31s.tertalariarked.z..E.VMg. Ar lill7` bf :7 , 13{ Per rt .treet.abore Hand. Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Kan , ufactunng Company. %MIS COMPANY HAVING ENLARGED 1.1.4* f•m• maskrilsettuins now - rm.... 1 • meg( th. inere.Kl demand Art thelejtriek, ersclblo.d i4l2aWg".7- °717 t 1.114 Pittabsegla, =. Boots and Shoes!! • • I AItIES ROBB, No. Market street, 3d et par [nal the Market Moues. sold inform the pale It.s Slat In SouSou now • seri tall Mork of every th in., In the Mont anilPhoe traits, eh as Galtose. half Gaiter, it:OtJana) • r..= .' t i z, alin e Mho,n a d O,Mdmn! flatlets and Pansy Toots anti e ln all 110.1, earletl, fientlenieni• fine °Fent Patent GU no w ,. French fiall Boots. (laments. Gaiters .4 Main Wan, Flom: and Youths . testa Saw Preach Wt. rims sire as • wi t h ere wish to wit FII.II an artlete to all who 2tvor their custom as mill eV* &sties , - Mon. Remember the Own. 8$ Market Meet. tnrZt Hats and Caps. WILSON Hats _ keep onstantly on. In - ileserfietion and vaned, el lists VA 4 flarronableee . ll.l rtr Car 4124 eheeeir. itiTele 4 .4l! en t call Wore lenrchastes eleeemberte. tenlet.tf - - Annt -Jan S. IMMO. M'CORD & CO. WKOLESALE AND RETAIL PASIIIONABLZ UAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, AND DTIALERSI - S ALL KINDS OP VMS. CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STRXEM Pittabnigh, Pa. IS. Theft. noet ambrearks Irolt quality utkrotyloef Kato and lipor, KIM. Boa. Cads sad Fur Donnata. - Coach and Carrim: e Factory. J°KINSTON, BROT.r & CO., corner of Delmont and Rebecca etreets, Allegheny City, would mumeiful I y Inform their friends, and the rattle generally, that they are etvtufortering Osniamw, buovehre. Ror aaaaa hturaks, lad Charism In all thelruarious .tyl. of Calebmid ymturtion. All orlon will NI a:muted with spirt regard to Muir Willy and beauty of Onlett. 'Bonaire will atm be attended to on %homed reawmahle Mama tiring In ail their work the heir barn. role. and Wheel Etuttibey feel confides, that all who favor these with their tiattoriage will be parkeelly antlered us, trial of their work. Pusuhatten ate requested to sirs them , •mil Wow. Du' . . . . N.tw Coach Factory—Allegheny, • N. 11. WHITE & CO., woufd re of epeetahly lotion the pubita that they hare as to on Lorick, between Federal and Familial:lw thrtieta They are tow making and we prepared to rewire enters for every desolatton of vehicle. Oath, Charlote, ear mehm„ Hogalea Phaetons. he, which, from their laugesperlenee in the manufacture of the above work , and the Whiten they We they feel emad,mt theY with oath. eel te do work on the moat reeethable lento with these treating athletes In their Mite. Paying particular attention to the Wallan of materials, acid havitig none hotcompetent workmen, they have no tiolletio* la warranting their work. We therefore set the attention of the ',ohne - U-011e matter. , N. H.--itapthring done In tau beet mango . ..Wl' on the moth nseonable terms. nalietf IL I.7X=. 1110.0111 p i , Livingstop, Roggen & Co. • HOVE TY WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA. ToaRACK and Depot Railroad Scales, My, c.....pdat4th do 4 Matta. and.Coantar do.; Dodo L• 00 duo, Spring, Drop atot Thumb Lati• beta Cod. AWL of warloor kin. Paint Min .P.mon Pet.. Bolan stni Vaatanloino !Walkable Iron coulds of arary data In tom .0 finish. dor ' W. W. WALLACE. STEAM MARBLEWORKS, 21111, Bnol4 =I Wert/ grad, OPPOtiI6 /bIitAJLEU WM. . . . . ; MONUMENTS, Tomtm, Grim - . Stones, gifjg r aMi To rm. m tr=vp........., 'laved prinee.' _ Throe hawked 41 a wed eil= dr roue farhlanorneota to.h , a ban& ' Wmk teed Web hter hie arnalehed to the Trade at, the lowest prime. AU ovine Sahel with desistett at .119 Marty asset. ' au= W. W. WALLACIL Net , Goode and Fashions for °outlet/ewe iClothing for Sprmg-of 1854.. .._ FIsrATTS 41k , 'ec bog lonvo reipoctruny . to isPret. their ilterienne eastarearsA i: th e Deb. , 20 „,,,..„,,,,,,,. = , : ,,r,,,b„ Ar. . elm markt, eford—sed t r hst tbsy are natty to semi. ar. dm...Ur.114 then Up lo the :tines roma Idyls.. . • The esate , .• so termerally et - premed by there onto. men hl :Mb their bentdo efforts to plasm, Ohms Is a. Iree tes theemet, to teeth exertleat in the maw dinette:6 Ws* tt , 1 Nors-45trao ore Infamed thst ma boon le No. 116 Llbsdr il coth std. above St. Char. . , sr= . • :.•T.'C.WAHRISGTON; • dAIES' do ILD E SLIOE STORE, " no hti basul • fall mortourat, No. ZS ostzth strait, PUbhugh." • ... o•rni • denikaircaue -First Class Good 4. r =bombers_ beg leo= to, Infamithek rolairatdna t zootaglmm o l . WATTS • 00.. PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20,; 1854 NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. From YIRECIIER ECU ELL'S General Adrarthilq.l Howe. No. 346 sr..l Pircedws7, New York. (Late No. 60 Nana atm..) ReissMe Mr= (11 fAe Itiy N New For Extension Table& lIEERPT, 150 Wooster rvt., between Prim, and Banat/At eta. New York. klanotscEnwa. klavo sandmen, dwaya on hand. Irderrs for ShU , pina . puncsnally attendal nel7-.1.v :UPIL CO., Wholesale Print Sellers,: rahluhrn., inters. and Renursettnina Artiste. Co en. Nebo, tondo, Berlin. iuni No. area lirostinuT, New Cork. Catalogues tent by molt. The usual discount to the itnav [rule and Institutions. Plane° Frernee furnished oel Pianos! Pianos!! Pianos!!! TTENTION of purchasers ie ectfully ealler. t For t .,so.d at. kAi, l eiroution in Mane fully .t.foreed, .1t before the rvtawic Ilalro Colootlal Triple atria ant the Coleatlal Pima mutate to Ito eatlefty for nefore prop. fee with the Muria oDger. an attainment hitherto un known to the Mao forte. . • The Most ordinary performer le enabled by the old ofthla Improvement to prod'an attracts to octave playing that Iwould confoundaThalberg co • Lletz. Ono of Its chletez. osllandes to Its oapacity to he toed at will as an ordinary Plano of the a...cleat , qua/Ity of Moe. and Is Instantly 'changed by the two of • common pedal .o •Co harm an thrilling and majestic., as to captivate and arm Ili; heart. The. Instruments an superior In power to two ordinary 7 octave Pianos. while for tofu, breadth, and richness of tone, they challenge the contact!. Enna( the world . Thle to the oohed tertimony of Profre•orsd Amt. term who have tested the tkleatial Plano. Ordi an nary Pl. of all seem new and second hand Rw sale at reduced Pokes ELY I MENGEIt,32I Broadway. .Now Yore, ....M.3121, Manufactures Dealers. wholosaio De,gaeireotype Nateriale. - I W. THOMPSON S. CO., 315 Broadway, a Naw York . Martnnkoturars and Daslamb/ Dasuarro. tn. Caar o Appal, tin, Matti on, Preaerrerz.ke., and (Lu ting. ap i . I' . !7:tra. err 9annlea t Linvey Franaew and Cum nod Volgtlandar • John't. 0. a II hand, and all other American Cameras nurunantly nu hand, at Na Illanataw tor., Inwrat orfrea. and warranted rradect. anlntin.• Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot. WSL 11.1eFARLAND & CO. .33 MAIDEN LANE. NNW' YVHS. Warehouse 145 Pratt at., Baltimore, Md. 1111 AIKS', Jewelers' and Counting House JUP Fteasuravary the, oonatantly on hand Oa We. and warranted In ever] . reenact- , an Hnri. Wow irfrrian te w l e Y m o . u — Ap g r iv b me I p 6 lo l w . .- to Ihfuna you that your dare larcrierwril my Brun and Paper. linhajtuvd In the (de brat night, by whiob ••"rl thing flacon my linculard wwr worcumed, and although It was cannibal throughout the the, to intense hoar. con tentaremained turbd. The Falb. with littler ropairica., .111, I think, arunra fornotbco linprictrully our./ T. JENNY, Jr., 11 Routh William .t. _b. . FEVER AND AGUE. DR. EDWARD BLEECKER'S STAMPEDE MIXTURE, p. a. 4,.. I hum. flirt. sequin a.{,.* Datums APchinv. THE Proprietors of this Aleilicine will state withent he.vitatien er Year el aintradktinti, that the franeres Rama ham eared more pers.. where It bat bean Introduced, than anyether medicine In urn for tbe above &Meaner. nil medicine h. neither Arsenic nor Radtdne In Ita eampianitlon, all of the Incredleata are of • perfeetl& heslthir ernoter and highly atlmulatina and eri"U:rii,l;Abetl" P„77„7',Te,YVa.,11 mem ' PiXmoiltinere no more than ;hen In their usual health. Plante. In willow nf the aittntry where the Ague pry valb will doffed to adopt till, medicine.. the patient le nutabllt 1 to lay by while under treatment and they may be asimenitqforp.ty cure. Thn Proprietor weld Rama nee thourande of ...Mat. from thane cdtbelitatood revp,t alai.. hat preferceaylput to the flea one Pdtle and a* i 4 have the Infallible pant In yom - satf. dire , tlen. fut It. toe at - rosemary eceh bottle. acetifies.* ran be ft.., the oaliv.iche , insi .hen Ode Medicine ham eared when .1 othen have balled. For Dliderralaand all et).- I t BUM., Complain. them Is n a 64 ter &ladle...lathe market,. It ...leo beehlaiten with them...l.llbl. mem.. In saver. eases of Rheumatism and (lent; Itir W.x mum plain . take* tablespoonful a lay. One tattle at this Medicine verpaten bar the feet. PM* fl per tattle For eel. by Drusairt• In all par. of the Crilted mad (Yam. All Wholeitale era,. mint be mlitreasid MEV, A IILERREIL mole Proprietor, 99 Ihmalway, New iton - M—Plornitin Hr., IL A. Pahnesteek Co.. L. IR au A Co.. a n Ina li. E.., Pittabura, IRON WAREHOUSE, MARTIN, SPRING A CO.. Iniporte. and Dealers In 242 Chnlinott.h .Ths lurk .f„..ntrw.-1,-.1,1;41.-rallt:i7rn` 4 STEEL OF ALL KINDS. Mpteßanto !r m. allsactioto of the cmintry err. raJI or ewd tbalrarders bef,re burlua. ardent by mall mtrusta.l to our tarn will 1,1111•0 at M. I,versat utartrt rat.. MARTIN. APRINti & (Ni, 1.117.-• tirrenwl.h.at..N V - " 1 " " BROTHERS & CO WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, ;vim rosy, Lk, 0... 00 f t f tox,in miloooor., cur. o Beetons, IMPORTING the lending Drug. from their orlsinal Markets, !nth In kttnnw m Lan Indlre.and Mao French and Ennliah Chem:ink ' , rev Tooth. land Hair Ernah, Hale Glov. .n.l Antra, Pane nen Trieste grenges, Corlta, kap. lir— en_ they earn then the mostretannableterma. Orden either In peeee, er be mall,renalre their hen attention ,el,ll:ree (g AItIREL L. CAYERLY, Whabenle Deal- Llrt In Brom, Painted PILL!. and Tuve, Irnrd and till -1.;• Wart, Genoa, DILL", Cornice, Twian,Wirtin r . itsten et. &M. 431 Greenwich et-. ?Ow Tart. nlarrl4r, — 9I I :DOW SII Any, ) 1 11T1IsillOW SHADES, Gilt Corniced, Table• au et.tt.,. lc- JOHN E.itan arse um .k , d LG Catharine tt.. and No. 6 ChaLture km.sre. t•el• York. catl9-1,, MISCELLANEOUS. ROBERT H. PA'TTERSON'S LIVERY AND SALE ~ T ABLE. wnrr Diamond creel and Cherry Alley, apLS-tt rirryturtutLPn. ASHLAND HOUSE, A b - rn.trr. ADOVE ARC/;•\TLL STREET. PfiILADELP.III4. U. B. BENSON. Psoritarron.. , ..., Th.rd. A. 30 PT Say. 1814-1 ILO Mae. N az. Tel. ono+ Clzte Sa. Char 1.1 iNtrtv 11.1411) acITY . HOTEL, (late 'Brown p,) corner of Smithfield and Mini stmeL, Pittaur,h. Pc. 411Lakti ..itt,ll4 Provtlat.ra. . , JITTIIIs largo uid ensumalltdo u5,,,,y -rmiethgrtughtspsdr. sadfurulybed uith new equirmeute tbmvel:CuL Is unn the recnstima of tbs traveling ru bile. ChIALGUICI:44.IAT, kO/1 soul' Coach Maker, corner of Nevin comm.. sad Pdxtersi Alle g h e ny City. re be extensively manufactures every desziptlen el V1 . :111C61.r. , . oral- beet material. and ly that...yr workmen, 76 hss hl. opened s WAYO,6IIIII In the $L ChAri...l nnlldlnpt mt Ewan ti shyvti Wondet... where Le hes at in...Y enta eery Gar stoe6 of trurk, (with dell) syklitimay., shkh 60 Invites the attentlYm and erttimyl enspyinalion. Yoslins nhandent—frwu hi, .s , ntiuoe4 luses. In buelyeser. his exteSerre sde., the materiel Andorkmen employed, style of *rash of till eotk—beeautist w eetnt4.4.l with In the Zseloy West. se-.9m .1.1111, sYVTIT. ..- I.I I k7ALTER. P. MARSHALL, Importer and ta W ,a7N l :eti l s64e A ra t t nab, r•leyys4.lmaunhietores, Mee... Doll. court A n.. .R Poole mh364 ) tla FASHIONS FOR LADIES'DRESS . Rs.trbe Paden YILAJOSOIII.II,UN direst per steamer 4311 nap on te. p-omottl r ,, , , .„„, no."311/i Pena *ben I7and 'tend. .. . . arrant. 7 KIER, JOBES & CO., PORTABLE BOAT LINE, FOBWARDING AND • COMAIISSIOI9 a: Mir:MOM Canal Page. Peretab street, PlttP. basalt, R. Bab.) Lar.d, 014 Vines Pork. P.c. K ex. abd F , .le.elt„Antbne.ile and Scotch Pig I nm. Bohr. Prick aryl Cley. A nthreelLe Coe,loslP - NEW ESTABLISHMENT. JOHN LAUGHLIN,' • M RCHANT TAILOR. higA commenced business at No. 39 Mar l. stnnet. &nitre. Second and Tillyd stmts. 110 nstirerroleed from the Icoporten and monufantunros Ingo and s z j i tZ n y, , nolartm=ozyzi l drlDt= styka ontldnalltler, hone bolo prozarod tomato ardor, I ndgailtjm , the most &shinned° moles and In (tin Nat man. .114,1ng hod We esperlenco In his bon was. la fools confidant of thing fatly. indlefsetlon lie Incites Yds Wend. WI and emotion hlo stock. 1,0174 Y 11IS.OLUTION OF PARI'NF;RSUIP -1.) ems n(LAVELT R PA7C2OI, Is this day' ills. Lora hitralts.dhlr, trim stiritlntse ths blotters, si Is bcriiiry wittinsised hi easel all amounts doe to hs to soft). al claims against us JOIIN hA V ?MY AhruStlisil.l%s4 1 Iv/ LeON PAXTQN James W. McFarland,, WIIDLESA LE &RETAIL DEALER IN EERILY GROCERIES, i 'reap, Fruits, Pickles, Suisse, p resorve g, MOOD AND RUDD W WARP, ! Domestic. Bowe 11;rniAing Goods,. 2Gi Libras Strrct, Pittsburgh BANKING HOTJS • JOHN T. HOGG: NEW YORK, No. 2LiPOIITH 1D T. PHILADELPTLIA, PPITSBUIDdII, ALLEOTIENT 'OO., j SOUP ET, sommuirr co., MOU. T PLEASANT,- wr.. , rmoitwO a), e^l... CONN .LLSVILLP. PAY ITITE 00.. ' ENV) 'TOWN, _ LEO NSTILLE. E ta racelvaLDlwounta [nada, Drafts in% anal onNaptod. Bank Tiot. azid Spade bought Stocks. t•otes and other PandrUnn Mamba am tommladon, Correonnadenea and nollactionl rati, Ag_encly. MOSES P. EATON, N^ 19 1!) Sixth st., ogent I[i foe hWnpc nd ;bolart4 Vtgl.l:Ne n d r .lilAgr Trott', patent Inlolobrb. tor Ykam. .411EAMV• - -Coe'. patent latlL fox Drilling /rob: letan't back I:billing Machines. copeid's Iltalloary and gotta le foe MA ale brp_dtesm and Water ages, oriel •• wronght Iron lialbro4 Chair Marblors. • T 0... ankles bow, been osurdrud by prattled to salmi- Ira and a3sabledsur, and protiontord superior to any In rue. Ile Is ale antbarhatt to sell Right. Co make and rend three articles frreary part attar 0.131b7.• 111/ Dam also for sabo bot.praped Ntrltla and as and finished Bram Wark, . Ile Is aboorbeFul to tats Anodes for th e ale of eta or latent.' and new . lrmatlons, and glee to the pomtnmy bet ./go r ttant attention:. . Ttar antweritatillban Ltal A tZta .ainkutea Mr. Warn YAWN And w ith to tattoo reronunradlas ka o , li t wbo may wishnfldcz Perlliee•. r : A=. tlaatrue of undonbted Intsiortlyart Indirtatl^ble . ! ' ! 'r ft h r%l . Tie. Mr " r""Vigh=., • • ,Vlrm. - JohnU n born. Unborn. Jarmo N. Ho es bode, Oust Phllllya. Andrew rat ton. A. W. Loarals. I Widmer If eCandlors. rweretraarr e fbrnwabar 17th. leu. 21.411' A Kt..tr. s . lave tame to intim PATTSBURGH GAZETTE. . Th. Indianapolis Journal, of the Lit - - - contains a report of a trial which took place in WO/NE:SLAY MORNING,DECEMBER 20,1854. that city last week, it being the first case which - - - has been tried in Indiana, and Al far as we know, in the United States, under the seventh section of the act of 1850, for the rendition' of fugitives from service. -The case is a singe's, one, in many points of view, and receives additional inter est from the fact that one of the cute( witnesses Kw the prosecution was Cyrus Fillmore, brother of Millard Fillmore, ex-President of the United States. We were informed of the material facts ; of the case by a distinguishtd legal gentleman of Indiana several days ago, but we were given to understand that the case would bo reported in a few days, and therefore we refrained from • speaking of it until we should have the whole case before us in an authentic form. The facts of the case, an- we understand, are substantially these. Benjamin Waterhouse was indicted last March on a charge of aiding slaves to serape. (le was riding in Atigust, 1853, In in his wagon, and when he stopped at the teen of Orland he had with him three colored persons. Re Stopped to get something to eat for hitnself and the I egroes. Cyrus Fillmore was present at the time, and asked him "if ho was on the Un derground Railroad." After refreshing them selves, Waterhouse and the negroes passed on • He was indicted in March 1854, for aiding the escape of slaves, brit the indictment being de fective in several important particulars, it was quashed. The chief defects were, that the ne groes were not known to be slaves; and if _laves, it was not known who their owner wee, or that Waterhouse knew them to be slaves, and was aiding their escape. The Marshal, however, was determined to make an example of Mr. Wat erhouse, and Cyrus Fillmore wee engasrd by t hive to go to Canada with Mr. Payne. of Lexing ton, Ky., the son of the alleged owner of the men, rind try to discover the negroes and ascer tain from them evidence nattiest Waterhouse, Ac. Here tiro prefer to lot Filltnore's testimony speak of the part he took "I am brother to ex-President; live in Lag range county. Indiana; am acquainted with de fendant; in Aligns!. '53, was standing on the steps of a public house in Orland, and some natured folks with defendant drove op in a two-horse buggy, one of the nrgroes driving ; asked de fendant if lie was on the tinder-patont railroad; he said yes, and that ho had tare" fins fellows, and inquired for Capt. Barry. I ; told hint of Clark, who was also an abolittotost,•and he final ly drove an there Thomas ('lark came oat when they drove up, but can't say I saw them get out: now them no more after they drove to Clark's; I was in ten feet of the negro, as the wagon turned in the street; this was 211th to 25th August, le 8: 100 miles from Orland to Detroit; went to Canada with -Payne, and found, as I suppose, one of the some negroes, this war the latter part of June last ; (aster about rue Payne did;) the same negro, 1 think, from being • thin, light colored negro, and from his having a peculiar nod. or wink, which I had noticed before at Or- I land: be WA% pretty near all Wank, about as black as tho, are call block bore; I would not call him copper-color. ; l might be mistaken in i ' his being the eame negro ; I understood under ground railroad to mean a concern got op to Min away fugitives. Defendant oves on the rood leading from Union Mills to Fort Mayan. Cross-examined—had n conic:nation with de fendant last May: saw the negroes in the gagci only; might have been twenty or thirty feet from them, but did not scrutinise therm noticed the ono who was driving the most. ond this was not Tom; as they turned the wagon they came, say ten feet, from me: think the ttcgroes drove in town, and then over to Clark's'. may be possible am mistaken as to driving in town; became ac quainted with defendant 17 :tears ego: deputy Marshal first Wanted me to g,. n, Canada, bat 61 not want to go, and the Marshal urged me to go; I hare always been in the habit of work ing for pay: nrn confident defendant used the term underground railroad. Re-examined—Defendant was going north, he, thinks; depends on the road they came in town; might liare been fifteen minutes thst the wagon I stopped: Tom was net driving; noticed tlse driver the most, Marsh was to pay me: sup Posed I was to be paid in addition to expenses.- Per tho Dzill Pittebunch thasetto. IIOWARD. The heart neer stung by wrong or pain Can feel not for another's woo, Its currents lock'd in lee remain, Or cold, like cavern waters flow! Tho net of kindness it can spurn— ' The clasp of Friendship's hand despise, , And, for the longing glance return A chilling look in whichit dies. The seed 60 fitful wind hath blown Upon some rocky bed may lie, But thebo it rots, by man unknown, When Autumn breathe, its latest sigh Boma thoughhi aro but like lines of sand The waves upon the sea-beach ley, Which other billows yet at haul Will sweep to triumph far away. There is an impulse Truth can yield That rules with such collected might That some souls lied it on each Gold Where Error dares them to the fight; These, like a Paul, whom crimson'd hate Nor the black dungeon's breath could awe, giro their memories to the great, Their triumph to the Eternal' Law. Ab. Howard! what befitting pilo. Could Praise erect above thy dust.? Where reasoning manhood bath a smile A heart—a soul—thy memory trust I If Emmet felt his country's love, And, in believing, danntless died, Trust Glory, for thy name's above The weep of cold oblivion's tile. PrrrAnruen, 1854. !CnimuninstaLl U. S. Senator. Among the gentlemen who have honorable mention for election to the U. H. Rebate, by- the next Legislature of Pennsylvania, is !lase, S. Erine, Esq., of Cheater County. Editor of the "Village Record," and late the able and dishy gabbed State Senator from that County and Del aware. All who know Mr. Evans, avid read the "Record^ will readily admit that ho possesses the temper and talent., for the station nameck and noun who bare read his able, 111Mi11011.1 and con eltmire Report in the Senate, in favor of it sale of the Public Works, cm doubt his enlightened devotion to true Pean•ylvnnio interesda If we are to have the next Senatorship filled by no Eastern man. I know of no one who would MI it more ably and faithfully than 3.1 r. Evans. V 6LVIVII.IO 11To SLAVE THAPE—Srveral South ern papers have taken the Northern papers to task, for representing the South no favorable to a revival of the Slave Trade: yet every day we see now evidence:4er tin. troth of that represen tation, Leary A.. Wise, the democratic candidate for Governor in Virginia. is ennlmittf..l to that meastir, openly: au./ now we have, in a quar ter that surto icoo u on avowal that nothing will Fate but to return to national pira cy. The Sr. Loins Intl:veneer, to rpcikking of the many escape', Iron. slaves from that State • The aggress,ouF upor; no, of late, have been so wi,,leselo and ontaideul In their character that, ; as above stated, the question is hegira:ling so be scrtonaly asked, what remedy are we to have against the wholesale thieving to which oar titi• tens am subjected ! So far as we are pensonally concerned, we .1,, • not ask sympathy far our leases in this 1:11r Wr were weak enough two years ago b. t:ut a negro man in Kentucky on hie own and his white. friends' entreaties, to hang hint L 1 St. LOCUS where his "beloved wife - was. Vie bought him, paid foe him, no v a brought him here—anti hug ged ourselves for having a humane heart that pitied the sorrows even of a poor turkey, who ; way "separated from the wife of his bosom. But, In : in a few brief weeks, the grateful and ; affectionate Kentucky drake] , fled from the cove ted embraces of his ',tear wife," and sought ; refuge in the more loving arms of Chicago Abo-1 litionists: 'We bare had no attach of nigger_hu.. inanity ripee, mud feel ourselves cured fur life. ; Rtil others take the matter more hardly. The editor of 'the /i7m6lican, for instance, in a savage article, last Solitlay, proposes that an en- I barged police shall les colossi to keep hie own and j other people's niggers from running ofT. It will be a very large police that shall stand guard from Cairo to Keokuk., on the Mississippi river, and (Min the Mississippi m the Missouri along t the lowa line—and the expense of this enlarged ' police will be very great. Who will par for it! j Mare priTrrly rily, every ll= will say, must be taxed (or the protection of slave property. lint [ lay the tat thus, and it will he tot hoary to be borne Slavery will be cairn up by the expense of sustaining it. Some other cheaper remedy, as well as more certain, moat be found. We have our vnrwe in regard to this matter, and If our amiable friends will allow us to giro them, without denouncing . ..us as a Free Boiler or • ••pirate,•• we will proceed, as follows: There is just enough slavery in lissouri to prevent the influx of free labor and freo capital into the Stat..; but not enough slaves to do the thousandth part of the work which should be done it it, as a share ~taro. We ate neither cold nor but—but lukewa'rut. Now, either let us hare no slavery at all, or a great deal more slavery - , and All the policy of the Federal Government has been radically changed by the Nebraska bill, And slavery iv impliedly endowed ue au Institution entitled to be qpread equally with Freedom, or Vote ... fo e none n.A3 - 1111 . Is sus,. at. ll e have unongn to epoil it as a free State —give us enough to maku it truly val uable its a slave State. It mny be said, that this is sooner said thnn dons. None of the dove States have an over supply of slave, All are calling for and need ing more. There is nno mode only of meeting this diffi culty. Abolish the cliting laws against the slave tr and regulate it henceforth and ti c, use it. The poor barbarians of Africa will be vastly two efitte4 and thoroughly Christianised by the operation. ' in fact it is only through slavery that the African hoe ever had a ray of light, of reason, or of religion poured into his darkened mind. It was the penalties against the slave trado that made it horrible. !Wake it legal and respectable, and thou wo can bare plenty of nig gers for our own nee, and can spare to Chicago sit many as her citizens wish to steal. We are In earnest about this matter, and wait with impatience , to hear what our Douglas and Atchison Nebraka bill friends Till have to say about It.. Will they have the courage to get on our platform 1.1 be consistent with thenutelveS, or nut! We want the New OrltaLsAullefin to assure us that this Is all in run, notwithstanding it is pro nounced to he in earnest.' It sickens us to think that a St. Louis man onn he serious in making such a rrupoaltion: Tun EPISCOPAL CHURCH ['Nunn Disermake AT Tilt 801,11.-7110 Charleston Aferoury, com menting upon some ortioban in the Now York Churchman: • the lending organ of the _Protest ant Episcopal Church, full of the moot arm put and uncompromising spirit of abolition," soya: "IL brut been proudly claimed that the Eras copal Church inn passed unseorched through the fires of northern agitation, and to thtrtaidst of the multitudinous invention of new religions, hood rested euntont with the chrlstianity of the Iliblo. Thom thin staid body has rat last swung from her mooritigs,.amtgono off with tho multi tude of crazy innovators. • “One. after tho other, religious span halo_ bro ken on thin rook of abolition. i Thu loud lathe Epineopalian ; but ibis, too, In a,mement when the ogitatlon, from lin otaptluens'ond consolers floss, ban nptumlly been.most frantleaUy violent, joins the Multitude, and forsakes all her man-. ims of daintier& charity and conservative no briety. " We are not surprised at this; wo had sup posed it would come; we pro dhlY grieved awl mortified that our anticipations have been so speedily realized. But there lea plain duty which Southern christinni of this denomination owe to themselves and to their country—which le, at once to break the connection of this news ',spar press, which is. thus male the instrument of injurieg and insulting thorn.. Let us have dello with these pestilential newspapers. It we cannot prevent people from talking folly, we can at least save ourselves the sin of listening." • A - writer in Putnara'S blopsine, says is rola flan to the old stone structure at Newport, which 60,21011 g been & mystery to the ortrious, "‘lt is a simplo tholos of the monopternl kind, and has many analogues extant iutlto North - of Europa" We are gladthat the question' is dins settled; haring impeded for some' Limo that that structure would prays to ho somethings . _ - CIJIVSLA3I ,- Aso Premium= - Itanstoasn - -A change Inked plied acChe C."&P. It: B. el . iblori 7 day, next. The 6,45 P.. M. tinlir .fren3 Cleve; land, pad the '6,40 P, 111. — train teem /Mance will be diecoritheuxl: The fUrittion: tinin fropx Cleveland will leave at 2,46 Jugend 42,60. The ether thane will run aa heretetore.—Ckveland lined of Saturday. It appears from the testimony. of Mr. Payne. I 'that Robinson, the Marshal of Indians, hider.' him to go to Canada, and take Fillmore with him. and that their expenses would be paid. The ; two then started for Canada, and Dr. Marsh, the j deputy Marshal, accompanied them as far 119 De- troit Mr. Payne found Lis clays Tom at Wind- I see Canada, sick: they recognized each other; I Fillmore was with him. Tom was one of the ne-, I grecs whom Mr. Fillmore eirpo,rd he saw at Orland, in the wagon with Mr. Waterhouse, in!, August tprevione. Upon this evidence Mr. Waterho.... was again indicted, end was tried in Indianapolis Isar week. The trial lastol three days, nod all the power of else Court was brought to bear against Water.; hone, George W. Julian and E. 11. Brackett I appeared for the defence, and the district Attor- I ney and It. W. Thompson far the prosecution.— The report in the Journal says that Mr. Thomp- ! eon spoke over three hours, most of his speech “being a regular old-fashiontd diatribe on the Union." The Court pursued the Fame line of _aryinnont, and was at pains so tell the jury "that the csmistitution could never hare been formed unless it should contain the clause in relation to , fugitives." Ile also informed the jury that. slave when found in Whom (where the law pre- some, every man to be free, Is, nevertheless, pi- , not Attu a slave, and it lies with the party de ; nying it to controvert that presumption. These are a few of the points made by the Court iu ex plaining the law and the evidence to the jury, j who were strongly invoked to bring in a verdict of guilty. The jury, after being out covet-al hours, re- I' turned as a verdict that Mr. Waterhouse pay a: fine of fifty dollars ami be imprisoned in the court-roue one hour, and that the Government pay the costs. This is all they world do. We f hero been informed, though the fact does not Pear In the report of the trial in the Jourrial, ithat the jury refused to iturase the fine of fifty dollars unless the Cant would agre to immedi ately remit it, and that the fine was SO remitted. Stich is the result of the brat case tried in In alone, under the ith Section of the Fugitive law. The case affords much material upon which to i seriously ponder. It is, we believe a new feature in our enminal juripprudence, for the Govern ment to pay the owner of his lost property for the time and expense in hunting it op. and Also to furnish men at the public expense to aid him , in the starch. I Mr. Cyrus Fillmore must hove a very low es- I timate of the duty which ho, us the brother of the ex-President of the United States, owes to the }abil° or private character of our /thief mag istrattw, when he for die paltry pittance of "three dollars, and expenses paid," would con sent to Income a mere elan-hunter. There is not a gentleman. bathe whole South, if asked to do it, but would indignantly scorn the connec tion. IVhat would be thought of a brother of Washington, or Jefferson, or Adams, or Clay, or Madison, or Jackson, who should thus degtade the name' which ho bore! But why ask the question which' no man ever dared to put to men hearing the names - we have inscribed, and holdiog the close relationship to the illustrious dead, which Cyrus Fillmore holds In the We President of the United States? , In our life's experience we have known. many Meka Northern dough-faces; but, all things considered, they were! bravo and honorable men in comparison with the Indiana Fillmore.:=Win. Tae JRNMOU'S ES7AIII.—An intelligent Vir ginian, lib) went over to, England to look into the affairs, titles &c., of the dentling'S estate, the heirs of whisk are said mainly to belong to this country, scattered throughout the States, wrote home to friends intermicil like, bitesolf, matter dated October 94th, that the will could not be found. Lord Beauchamp, whir adminis.. tered on the estate r sald to be worth $lO,OOO 000 had toil it. If it were found, ho says, and lime did not coma as an actual bar to 'recovery, the heirs would have to 'spend n mint of money to illeptissess Lordillowe, who h ne Acton place, as Istritl itch' atußlie says the 13 eausharnps have squandered the money. lie then adds - deeper fraud was never practiced or plan ned than this claim. It has rained many claim ants, and will ruin many more. I would tint touolkt, for I was cautioned about It on my ar rival, by friends, and I took theirinlvice. Thous anailof indigent keusrectrho praelire lair in London would slam biet joe the harvest they reap from the ntralipotion oj such claims ; and they stimulate. trupstry, and •excite false• hopes by newspaper publications and letters—hwri consa—with the full knowledge that never a dollar could - by poi: , sibility be frecovered: Tis a' thins almost un known to• recover elates* of this character. "2o guard from smnedeesary expenditure of good money on this worthless claim, ;hero writ -tenLb° above ; but to 51101,7730 that t know some thing about this matter, have procured extracta (tom a paper,(whiok is still private property in the !matte - of , tho litrald), purchased obit cost to the claimant of Ll2O, and it is the only °CCU.. I ate pedigreo of the Jennings family." Ho Itopea his friends hill "never, embark ono at:- pence in.tho' Jenning's Humbug: A man died here in August who coins front America five yens ago, to lose his all on a ftnitless errand,-- I ationlib dislike very vouch to see any of my cOtmir o lnettieMtiled, espacially my 'binds on the Itappahannock-' , . • • William Bumboldt eon oftiM famous tray. 'net, it at Haittitqalning converts to the theory that the ravages of yellow fever can be arrested by inoculation. Pr. the illustrated Loudon Ill' Tart ALdIA RIVEN, Willie, fold your little hands: Let it drop—that “soldier" toy, Look where father's picture stands, Father, that here kissed his boy Not a month since—father kind, Who this night may—(never mini Mother's sobs, my Willie dear)— Cry out loud that He may bear Who is God of Rattles—say .4. - iod keep my father safe this day By the Alma River." Ask no more, child. Never heed Either Russ, or Frank, or Turk Rightot nations—trampled creed— Chance-poised victory's bloody work, Airy flegli' the wind may roil,. On thy height, Rebus- - *ill; Willie ; or „to you in m v e Is thi,tepot, where'er it he, • Where he stands—no othir word— Sionds--God sure the child's prayer heard I Near the Alma river. • Willie, listen to the bells, Ringing.in the town to-day. Tat's for victory. No knell swells For the many swept away; Hundreds, thousands! Let u.s.weep, We, who need no[ just to keep Reason clear in thought and brain, Till the morning come again Till the third dread morning tell Who they were that fought and—fr/1— By the Alma river. Come—we'll lay us down, my child, Poor the bed is—poor and hard, But thy father, far exiled, - Sleeps upon the open sward. Dreaming jf us two at home; (Jr, beneath the starry dome. Digs out trenches in the dark, Where he buries—iYillie, mark ! Where he hurler those who died Fighting, fighting by his side, By the Alma river. Willie, Willie, go to sleep; God will help WI, 0 my boy lle will make the dull hours creep Fatter, and send news of joy; When I need not shrink to meet Those great placards iu the street That for weeks will gastly stare la some eyes—child, say that prayer Once again—a different one— day—'.o God, Thy will he done. B C ; Alma river." CsruttruNxt.—The late Charles it Cook, for many years President and Cashier of the old Bank of Geneva,and who died a few Months ago, was a man of undoubted integrity, great business capacity, and remarkable prudence us is financier. Ily years of careful management and close ap plication, he bad amassed some $30,000. For several years his health had been impaired, by pulmonic disease, but not to such an extent as to enure immediate. apprehensions among his friends nor prevent his attention to business.-1 On winding up the affairs of the old Genova Itmk, many desposits were declined by him, and finally friends, farmers, .d others, who had deco buducau with him for years, insisted upon his accepting their hams and giving his individ ual notes for the same at three, six, , .or nine months, at a low rats of interest. lie acceded to their requests, and, in looking for favorable means of Investment, found that Erie stock was low, very low, and be bought The stock ,went lower, and he bought more. .k large amount had then accumulated ou his hands, and kept fal- IMg in value. The low point reached by the Erie, since his death, has been ruinous. The whole of Mr. Cook's private fortune is swept away and it is even doubtful whether sufficient Can he realised to pay depd3it notes. The widow and Children of Mr. Cook are thus reduced from af fluence to poverty.—Syrdeure Standard. Ccwriut.OLllD ROMP.—The following are the reiolutions adopted by the Boarder Directors of thaCentral Ohio Rail Road Company at Zanes ville, Dec. 11, 1b54. Ordered: That the Committee appointed to 1 1 confer with the authorities and citize. of Wheel- ing and Railroad Companies whose lines cone verge upon or near that city. be instructed to re port at the next meeting of the Board, what proposiema that city or its citizens are prepared to make in the matter of a Railroad bridge at or near Wheelhag ; and that if no definite proposi tion be made, the Committee ho excused from further action in the premise,. That if the city of Wheeling or its citizens shall subiente to the stock of •this company a sum sufficient to cover the expense of land dam ages, graduation and bridging and superstmle time estimated for the road between Bellaire and Kirkwood, this Company will immediately extend its line to the said town of Kirkwood; - , And also that this company is now willing, as it always has been, to unite anon equitable prin ciples, with the other companies having roads terminating near Wheeling, in the construction of a Railroad bridge at any eligible point between the lower end of 'Lane's Wand and Belittle and over said bridge to extend the line of this Road into the city of %Meeting—there to unite with the Baltimore & Ohio and Hemptleld roads, but that no proposition, for a concession of our char tored right to connect with tho naltimore & Ohioor any other railroad at oath placoor placea no thi. Crlmpany may deem expedient, will. or can be entertained. The American Organ, the Know-Nothing paper at Washington, exults in what it calls the defeat of Mr. Seward by the now Native American Or ganisation. It exults, not because Mr. Seward is too friendly toward foreigners, but because he is too decidedly opposed to the extension of Sla very, antthe control by it of the federal Govern ment. The Organ says Thtioour party seeks to defeat the re-elec tion of Seward to the Senate, we are proud to admit, tied if need be, to defend. Nothing would give no more pleasure than to record the defeat of this arch agitator. Are we asked for a reason! LiJelll,so we desire the perpetuity of the Union, awl the recognition of the rights of each and all the States, LIS guaranteed by the Constitution.— But it is false that we advocate Slavery by op posing Seward. We never have discussed, and never attend to discuss, the merits or demerits of Slavery in our columns . . We would exclude, it we mild, such men as Seward from the halls of Congress, to preeml IS, agitation of the potion of Slavery, and the ultimate disruption of the Minds of our national Union." N'ot a word of antagonism to Mr Seward on th grounds of Nativism, nothing but the dreary ol,f song of the slave-drivers anditigger-catchers. Snob in the great American party; and are the men who have just carried the elections of the Northern States against the authors of the Ne braska bill, to be duped into supporting a more meet directly in favor of the principles of that bill, and opposed to any modification of it? Per haps on, but we shall not believe it until we ace 1. TM.. SOL'III Cannt.twa.—Ou the Iltb inst., the Legis lature of South Carolina elected the Hon. James 11. Adams Governor of that State, and IL De Treville Lieut. Governor. They were hoth in stalled into office, with the accustomed ceremo nies, on the 13th. The Legislature is to adjourn on the 21st inst. Tho Columbia correspondent of the Charleston 11ereury, in his letter of the 13th, alludes ae fol lows to two or %roe promin'ent measures yet be fore the Legislature: The lipase to-night passed We bill conferring upon the President of the Bank of the State a veto power over the action of the_lltiard. It is a great power, involving the heaviest responsi bilities. But the House seemed se convinced of the necessity of some change in the management of the Bank that the measure was adopted by an overwhelming majority. • Thd salary of the President was also increased by the same To-morrow the struggle opens on the Blue Ridge, and warm work is expected ; but noses have been counted, and its friends claim a ma- jority in both branches, Mr. Reed, from - the Committee on Colored 'Population. reported inlayer of re-opening the 'Jaye trade. It is evident thattha subject is at tracting much interest, and to those who have faith in the Southern people one day ?Lim; ton full comprehension of their - rights, and th necessity of defending them, by mistiming the highest attitude of argument and rhsistauce, it is indeed gratifying to see the public conscience ridding itself of absurd prejudices in regard' to the 'great. issues involved in the slarti,lrade. lons.—The Zbgislature of this state' assem bled at lowa Gity.on the Lth. The Senate woe not orgaired,.beiag unable to elect a President. John It. Needhiim, Whig, received 15 votes, AL I. Fisher, - Derr ,' 14, and there Was one scatter lug: Thii wee repeated several times.' The House organized by electing Noble; s;esbor. • • ." Cowaren'os lOU Romano 7111 Poir•oina.-- lama Pagal* formerly a - night torter; and clerk In the New York Poer•ofriee, wan atiltatur ie day last convicted beforeJsplceltetta of mat ing packages oontal4..tooney from a United States mail. The loweat penalty - for e offence Is ten year's Imprixonment ~ , _ VOLUME LXVIII-,-NUMBER 103: BA.TDX AND • BAArra Caxax..lt will be else:e trod by a notice in our paper, signed by a amts. : ber of prominent and influential cithans 'oar,' ; and adjoining counties, that a meeting of all the ' landholders and others who are interested int* opening up and repairing of this impertantar- - tery of interiml improvements for the obvious purpose of sending out to Cleveland and other points, the stone coal and ironer/ which abounds in the region of country, from Waynestsurgh to the Ohio Canal. Fartaers are respectfully invi ted to go and hear a report to be prepared, and submitted to the meeting an that particular oc casion, on the 6th day of January next, by which it will doubtless be demonstrated that the .pre, ducts of the soil wheat, core, de., can be sent to morket, at cheaper rates, than by Ballraada— Carroll Free Prue. TBAOS Or TILL "Cm OF OLLIOOFF."-A q. cent number of the Belfast, Ireland, Northern Whig, contains the following, which is probably one of the few traces that will ever be found of the steamship "City of Glasgow:" ' ' "Wrmos. or run , Ctrr or tiessaow.'—A oor , respondent of The Mail, at Campbelton, states that, on Saturday last, while a herd-boy was walking along the shore at Balled:war, he Plek ed up a portion of the bow of a vessel, which bears army mark of having belonged to the ill fated steamer. It has on it, in large gilded characters, not much defaced—" City of OW gow," and in the corner, '•Lit Glasgow flourish." This memento, which is probably all that will ever be sea of the noble vessel, was taken to the office of Mr. Watson, from whence it was forwarded attic: builders, Messrs. Todd & Me• Gregor, Glasgow, for identification. ErrnaysoaßcE.—The New York Express men tions it as remarkable, that the ladies of New York, in their extravagance, appear to be inde pendent of the pressure of the times. It ear: - "Never before did New York shoir Ia its sa loon. such richly embellished ladles. A New York dealer in laces tells no, never before had he sold so many and such expensive laces as he his sold this year." Pocauxesesie, Deo. l6.—Judge Dean of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, has forbidden the Clerk of the Court to take proofs of citizenship and granting naturalisation pa pers.. Lie directs that applicants shall apply to the Court, and to-day, after bearing proofs In several cases, the applicants were rejected. The Judge has given a written opinion, hold ing that on admission of an Alien to the rights of citizenship is& judicial act, requiring exami nation of the Court ERNS--30 bbls. small white Beane for ILP Bale br dr4 JOELN FLOPD it CO. ROOMS--150 doz. ass'd Corn Brooms for aft nal+ hr dN JOILY FLOYD& 00. - RATUS—°N kgs. this day roa'dby Li GOMIS& THE GREAT WORK ON INFIDELITY; . rApsetn,situen and agenda; cheap fee= the Ankleth tondos ed.: • vise way, by Pearson-40 for sale by .1. S. DAVISON, 65 Matkert R. smith. , PPLES-37 bbls. Green Apples for sale i br n.. 30 J. 5 W. RCA. 74 Water st. (iLL BIItTER-2/3bee. cits Roll Bur k's !birder reed by IL for sae by 3.55 lIHNItY IL COLLINS. VLOUR--200 Ibis. in store and for sale by B. Udall/MOH/ a). gIOPS-20 bales prime eastern just reo'd 11l avd.foy sale by 8. 1140811AEFOLI tOO. INSEED,OIL-20 bbl& in store and for Ws by nom 8. 11.8118AUGLI .1 CO. ROCHE SHAWLS—A. A. Mason it CO. havajnattaed •lar g e and oglandld asoortmant of Ilan o and S q uare .11raella Shawls. I~LATI{ETS, BLANKETS—A. A. MBSIOn s Co oflllook-co. condo tte ling afro to then NI% of Wm utm , g` c at . f,rent gingles, selling &Wiper =Clam Ohs:dart wan' wines von rpo RENTEllitecngsn.tbat substantial it 3 otari Tick llocuo{li goad iliest. and lot. Be. the to mice of 8 . -301 , 3-41000 Inlnd ths bd.. In an ° fi"l - 2 - ,,T 1- -"thig .'“& or ° irgs° 4 13.11.i...irr, lillfth of. TANNERS' OIL-25 bbls. best quality, fur* sale by the bbl orgelon. J. InCIICIONMAKCIL k 00. LO VER SEED-29 bbla to arrive and Or Pala br de4 aorCi FLOYD Jk W. RY PEACHES--33 bbis. pirime Ohio balmto arrive fur mOtt br F LOYD J OHN D t CO. APPLES-100 bus. Dry Applal to attire and for de by JOHN 11.4)YDA CO. UTTER-40 kegs prime Sutter for mile be de4 701ri FLOYD i CO. EAT .4 - C c lMEtt Im a.tbr oc.lo MON WAEartop. ('LOVER SEED-41 bags Ohio Clover Seed" rust reed arta far gar br a UARBAUOU s (X). FEATHERS -127 sacks in store and for nue hr des ISAIAH DICKEY * 00. I ELAINES—just rec'd 20 Cafeslidore of those deetrable 2.5 e De Lamm *DIAA. De lead et 'e per !sent de.s A. A. MASON i 00. EW BOOKS-Ida May, by Mary Laagdon L2mo.: toWitlie ' l . eneli. by Elisabeth W. Toirnsend.lroL D. 115 and OW, tor Oliver mato, do dm Ida Norman. to Mr. Lincoln Phelps. do drC houchwanli Ho, by W. Gilmore Elm; do AA You Have Haunt of Them, b Q. do do: The Prl le of Life. by Lady B ooth; do dcr. Mile Rona. In Our Life Journey. bY AcUnT mend. The ahoy. Jun reed and for =le hy netu HAT A 1:50 ..,55 Woad ch. LULA. MINCE MEAT—A soperioiarti de. :h.... reed by W. /....10:11.17110. 0.13.4-150 bus. Oat: fortliu,bamo TEN BOOKS fruit Carter's and II pars' • Illetory of the Origin. Yormattoo sad A oblon o Corth‘ 2 the Cimetittition of the United Staters. by Ile' . rob, oda'. leetlaree ter the London Young Maus . Chitelto Are satiation. nuMblagranhy and RenalnDermas of Ray. Wtts Jay. %Voris to win Souls-122.m0. Dread:us:l A. D, I=l a 1650. .Lace Publlcatlons from A. DS Unkm, Just reed by 8. BADLEII, Federal st, Allegbenr. T. 9.—d new and extendre stock of Books, Statkonen7. 40.. lately opened dab DOT ASH-3 casks superior Pot Ash fot. IL: nab by 042 T. MII00:711AILILIL *OO. CHEESE --500 bx.s. prime W. R-nntting s.stpsta and Oa salsa, lIMBY 11. 00=06 s TDA ASH—Fornignand Domestic in store sod bens matiatadural Rasala by 1 BM:MT. °LYME 100. lA EFINED SODA ASH, for flint glass manufacturers Sor sale br lI6NNE TT, 0 LIME !OM t. 4 ,011 SALE—A Lot of Ground 24 IT 60. feet, Rol:Mins on Dednieert.. a/ the junetion Of /Stott L, on whk.li le erected a temustsay Mick Derailing. malt Ante/tad, enntalnlnn ftroomeamr runts Am $ll6 per year. Prise 111,600. Payments am. Jonlymeen to no2B B. hfeLAIN !SON. IL khan F RIIIT-I g bus. Dry 4 p s ; IS do wed dco bra Ureanaliss i p , Drwoondato ESS PORK-35 bbld. Mess Pork just reed and for axle br IL ROBISON' Co. ARD-5 ' lo ge No. 1 Family Lard, to or lire and for I 1 by EIMER R DILWOE?IL HEESE--40 hxe. prime W. R..Chealiie to arrive and for gabs by FROMM & DILWORTH. nARPER'S STORY BOOK, a monthly ladies of Naratimet,Dialoores.BlolMaphin and Talirra' ~.:- or 0 Instruction and entertainment of t h e yotutg. lir ' _ ~.' Jamb Abbott. Emh number will contain 100 pairarr. , .- , * small quarto, beautifully illutrated: rrtnhal fixt stipami ' ~', par., The find nombes.will be Word by llartarra Eihm., ' N. Y., on the first of Dm. Onbaniptionadam' at the Bookstore of no3o h. SADLER. Allaahaas: .. • ..-:- '. Abi S-4 tee. C in. Sugar Cured for sale by jy .03.3 J.l W.11&&;$4 listewat. grtoßx BROOMS-38 doz. on hand and for cij Ath. by no3 o J. ,t W. Mt. 74 Wst4r 11 UTTER-5 bbls. Roll Butter for sale by : I P del SURITKR DILWORTIL 4ACKEREL-50 bblo. No. 3 - Mackerel, lardis and 40 half do -. do do Ism. ort ms and fat sea br J.ll. CA:I7IIM _ ENEovLemIN G r d a L yS N It V s E not oMy.E NT—T ihn t b c a o t fellos ono, •tanaao ono (e nd ld • 0.101 boom to oTat7 an. Undor 8 t r". aVd ) r ail! earVir.= rja:fatc.'`=l.`iti."—=o"riet.=-1* Far pareicukr,s, mll at 74 Wood ft, auto but w. fro , tda • BUTTER -10 bblo.'prime roll Button, 50 keppseksd de lo IM to arrive ado DT • lilittliTl3, .DLLWORTEL r /ZOOD SOUND SMALL - MAOKRKILL— Nfi Si nix trnx - .8f &PATTON kteoollBB... 1110110.CON--10001ba. wed Bacon in store and J_) Mann fbr ale by 21211117.11 k.DILIFORTM EA.NS-15 bbli. prime' Mats Beans in. (fora and tbra br - stiniTE3ll DILWORTH.- S TRAIPED HONEY , in A. d mB.3tlb,t,Ropm4 DIED APPLES-?.5 b u s. ibr e&L , I? T q m - ,, ' • .EAIS : I9-3 bags White for trate-by d. 14 0. D. WELLIAIIit. TRUP•lo:bble. New Orleans'.• _p_515,545h15, - - rtk I I : 1 '0 p ~ heeveferor- LOO 01,-75 and 92 vac dent., 'ln store .aforalaby E. 41KLIAR 3 * 010 S 7 Wosd ACRES OF 'JANA ritakted hasten anmthro, Bane evautrAithla mt, _ ot uO. ieY.:ll.. IL; 30 Pena timed._ balsam g.: 4 1, two", ,e.-3 foot vela of itlttraltious Ctal '' evened we ?rum to be worked. The Saudis rolaUL but an ell laeultleatect. Pri. 840.. Appyto . den 11.111A13174 Bobr.arn. bbliirkt r in rous ; - rpRIED FB.IFIT— :300 bus Dried' Fwbeeit 1/1700LEN• FLANNELS:.-.. White;SCitilet; V RIAU:Iox, Plain and' twinkt Taauli. ex: =ass nrlsty. A. A. 31A130:i 011. 2.1,1 th Wt. DECEMBEG—Harpor. Album. Go dv.orshuo, 4= liadV4l3, asoura.Aumes,. . .~.=r ~„
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