The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, December 22, 1854, Image 1

I "BUSINESS, 'DIRECTORY.
m AGENCY
i , tinseenarni.r. o
_ P 0a . .. Ascots's' el* most Inflaantial sad largegt
1 .IrAdat. tomutlµ Moen both to the United Fitstes
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tlu Lot of Badoesa Vlrms an among tbn
evdmoot roW•to Iv the girt Of None Yort.
A.CORDEON Er 12 0 ,33, sr
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ASI:WO; WEISS'ENBORN. CO.; (late C.
14t....)1..P0tt5ii gold Wlolesialo Oerma.n.
roach aed,ttallaa .sjaziest lastrunents
. ul4 No.
; 2 .51.0.11.32,Latx. . 01'14U:3145
0 1 d 0 I I Stitndani Cniton Sail Duck;
- 0..11 Mae dr.%
U. C. 11 r.ei
.! O,NriStMlll3 Print UMW awl CoPP.;n s4 ,i r m , A
. lad Patbaatt Pesters. •
7 - 77 - Dit — GOOD.4 77-77-777
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OWEN, MoNAMEE & CO. Import re eof
Panci Good.s.l
. 11 end
rosdwar. tspao
- LI . COTTENET ft CO., Importers of French
w ad otbsiToropesa Goods, No. 0 Itniisdatzeet.
.1..14,Pr1N &HONIG, 100 Libertist ':. Ana
.105 Ogsre..., ois.Trialtr Plaza Imputes.. of LA..
--zo .. Silts. to. . • - . - . Je12.Car.Up21..54
M s t. to.. t., °Dotter o
E.k.C-tvats,
poBN, SCiLUEPER Fr RAARAILIS, Im
- mien at Garman sad BelutLe Brood Clotho. Silts.
alierie/41 . 0. 3. 0 X....essum.Plo.. ~.f.
. 1 13111 c ER D.
Si
Itn or • ' of French
.(;.. X. Oneman and Swim Dry o. tioddn ' Veneta Sterl-
L '4'.l.r3:l7:tirVir.. 4'4 !.*, 34 " 4 e ' r*.t ' ..' Tn ' - •
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11011,..EBTRAND, ..F.RERE ---- .971411EN11Y, - Im-
VI Munn Cambria sad IdseoCaritate liana-
LIDIM 1,,.n!, Eabroltteriek ae.,i-Onn3 zwpflur
tam IA st. - ... •• - • • , dr2043.15.
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MEEKER. kIiLhIDHOFF, Mannfaztarers
of Vagdonlble Dn. and eicaiTilaimaterimPria&.;
, T. 4.1.. Ilattous. L. 4 D. 7 .tmet- • .1.13.17ti5.r 65
L. -.., HATCH Sc CO., 99 Chambers street,
i impertiee er.aesuasme sursimms Geed , set
- atrtonans at mart... steasare. . tsaamm
A OHN-31:-.DAVIIIS;L4 4 22.IFS & CO., Inc
SE inn Itlexi MAO& Liiiiment in
neat:o3l6: 'ThrriVSYMIn.. Oak Ell.
W Form u tare Cast' ourcul complaints of
mast orantpal. B..W.Westbraek,orliftua
proprietor. SCA Broadway. N. Y. JTAKI!YSS
I GURNEY `No. 349 Broadway, the oldest
se, . !,41 sons!:thszsin- eitablith=ent Ip,dte.j..llMed
IM=E3
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gDWARDS, SANFORD Zr, CO., FOreign
Erproat No. a Broadway. Gnods sad Paostan. Inn
ed tn wad Tom al artkor tho twid.. AV 3 t I.
Pituburge. Moms &Co.. - , ost.lly.ttelcat
VICENCII AND GEIMAN.Yd.NCY 812.84X$-
tguouxs ZIN'N 00,5211aiden Lane,
%flown.. of Pnotela and Osent.
Ins sow.. and manufacture. of Cane and 0..4 WU
tow tontitede and Jew. Lmd Vionn.dfr.!.e..
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.• • • mums AND TMDTELIS. -
WM. a 'JACKSON. VoriaeZlOV.
•V lack4il. 13=0 Grata and Titalere "11'44. •AV
Bradway. cass dew above Mb 4, l'Crw ode tj.....1150
• rains RUBBER Galva.. -
INDLA. RIMER CO.: 59
n.w,.e-Aaagdt.=tzktr,..t
..CiothaMt, Balls, Tom Zs., in 1443:040.55
FON INDL 11.13104=':07.„. 41 Jahn
, st— was ..IlkiruiratltubbarAtnr. Clotbs,Drior
. Artielea.ie...; Calla from V. 1.60 Sopa eacb
1652-1734.1.9,66
sucatlral AND MACIIINE wow. - -
CREWgYork.
SESUP,Isio:67 at.: New
, ComuLtssiono itoretwas Wooi• of all Mad.
Ws Tools. sad Cotton Drafter y.
from the balm:atm , . Itr.cluslve SSW. -
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CI.YRUS INC FIELD & CO.; itreet,
VL/Szaport.nr, and Wbolstals Dealers Is attrz , ! , ' ,,, ia4
and Extelzh PAP=3, and every debnetption of
. Apes Matnzlene =WWI, , ti60251'3.5
d'UNCAS, LEWIS .& BARTOW, No. 161
William street—A gnat VOlitz. at PAPER Ibt
ars. Statiomrs, Matas, lEscolatoderl.6 .11.0.1V1..r0n1y
-NErt kn. caarr..3uaiusavrimmat
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-11?&INSOW - COLOR WORKS, ROebesteiN
York. Depotl2s, , Thlden Uzi; 'Paa' sad Tbrake
SAIABLA RNDEAFE
krIFIANCE S S, &
Gent. DettsaVerjorre ant Ogias tam 11.1nRier
CS. lbaufnetairr. Irs Peirt . tn,M5
-. AHLBORIC k, CO., 54 Maiden Lane,
.t e ggathaeri 6 a , T..rhrkimprz t erta n ! Tr . tyb
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• Cis . • ICI s • • • •
tfiL:boAlks : l YOULE .
P.Gal street" EAcast.ti. Tiles, Groakt..* Chtive.7
barn...n...l.letais, a. • i.....3r65
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1 • • WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, to •
. 2 r. IL 11,1)1LiONIn; orterg
. Frrnah Cosa sad Window Glass—No. 3•11 , 6
3.7
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' -. IJbEiTs-ed sHoes.:: -
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m:DOLDNALE AND RETAIL,
jA3P33. 31°B11 '
'-'
3d door
' '... - MABB_ET and '6, Union ats.,
__ ie.,.
tletronihOroald
fro. IN„ - nutolionso. r as i . . .... ate a.; he
t;4 1 1. - " •L'l S th. J ' Anots and Shms n all th.L .
Ini , °lt. '" - , -..t.t.n of the unwg•Ytirra' u t ':f
~.ung warn Dr , L t...
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dek..i.
"Ain::4'b.:l7:ll7: n6" %tenli t Ak In ftleetl.ol
- '. .Zl a g * Pll , ... g a• G .S . ,:frkd harcrnant. fbr ....„ d ;
I
' 110 Mann to manntieturafinvnlngoi.z
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'. ' ..nPti ,Ll2l_ Th"" t...l, l O a.V" aad
...0.t9: dt i'alt- i gtifitt4
' .n. - te. tbst 1h...t0 .18
saEldeas =a ,
gee,
amat
.ith... .
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PLth"*!.. l 6 pSol. 11TION FOY
tut Aii th. Ticit ,..i.. ltSl: l l7 l ci
- iiots. 1* lwraT ttfo l l ' An ..a 4 724 .f l a wat'll
. " "I'th4ollL'ked. n''' qu ' s re-minion
' -'' z 1 amER b tut b. carried on an we al t _
''C'LYWrAVIII ornria r Vil "t-P, " 1 ,.ri . , , ...- -
ER.
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Pittabureb.
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• • R.P.Vizior•Carriagp
TOIiNSTON, BROTIIERS practi-
Cach itstas, Dolma of lido= and Belmont sts..
¢eioT-CltT Pa.. bare on band and are roanntseturbsg
as ext.onsautcwatotCarriagwatcekavars.Buggi
,N2ff:',4l.l=l-'gragi'Vom 4".!=:ant.
' all mama& the best JUltint• Iron and Basta
likkary.
Wended thou the mod namable , Urn, Mgr
,Dell'lr'conlidettl%. I7tYL i . that all Do may Ewa th..... 1 th OA , wa,
IZ.Vaan rl Z: -
1017 41r.17 151.129 L E, during
•. M. WESTERV ELT, Venetian Blind '
• lianauturtr, :Ca 13 Clair Argot, • PaLgr bur
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T OWNERS--Warded to
Koblra!tla 11% Steam Beat. for which cub,
y~~agwla bit
THOMAS {5 &WM fth
FANCY-CHINA STORE, I
-ES .. lIJ PD STRZET, PISTSIIITRGII.
.MST Impottied a,
Ott open - a full asimt
mulct ]teach Etwud, out - .ma cht., out
mad RDA. and Golared Roos Mug 0.1.312 W.1.11 , 31t.
blotlertry trade , . 1.164.11 HOOKINGON.
art
MIL 1?plIPSOS-......—... 3 L
26TNA GLASS WORKS,
W2l - --"DAVIDSON CO..
Vf AN INAOTURERS 'and dealers in Vials,
glow i n Var.it. nn a ki rs `9,7 •gu ri
rticir r j ra:
:zu,alar .11.0c:iata to Mint , l 20.da tattled.
F OIL SALE-280 scree of. land on White :
Oak Bottom.] lane from Ileßeetight. • The Itopm
loads amid scree of clewed Mod. • ueme sod ..opl,
• rmammobad. ie. az.. Al3O. • Deer: .f H. ,
Easley es dtmelbed on toy Pe
e ned . liege. sad so/
one ...Wg to tr=l ee i tats L ruld do well to get IS
== ' n ' f eon 04 ' 22 : Stie:l:2" .r. t. an.
.1.0_,.: •
~,. - , _ ~ Taos. nano's, TS, 4th gt.
VORRENT—A good Flonio on 2d L. be
4: tram Saslttitadand Grlnt tts. Rem 1.21 perssmath.
ca2s • TER*. WOODM6 Fallnh
rpo FARMERS, DAIRYMEN AND TAN
eils.47B some of Land. in Weattoorelsno
• enmity, an laths ((R bows ride) trout Pittsburgh, oval 14
mike ton. made Water Shar.
tation. on the_ Pennsylvania
Balboa& Atont 40 eons we clean& good tl
' mon 'which te• Log linnee end Ram It la nail ialletitm
tbsoalairaretfoolt. or It would mate an excellent Dahl,
- watt. sica.deetiv. and the plaa e
being limit env
.•
• rh , "intlhe htet ergot, There le an abundeatee of the
oast timber. vte eh e eseot, cheemnt Oat. Mark timber)
'White Ositanger.ae. It la vall ..thr the •twollon of
Tatman, as the out tan te ant to Pittatosaila hi either
relined no mod. The timber sioneJa worth_ more than
,the grim eskailtwal aeon of the bad vroniti.allord excel.
eaigstaire when. of
ithahreW he Otto the Terl , lolllprfee of Se
• tuna: alt win heti to 'nit D..at. ...re. et, to to_
gapes vote, soioviilinitto onalitv.
Mertne—ivro-111the ininyte Wawa In three tainao
. a!tatt Title io ta ntable. Emy b ilee of
Self-Heating ira. Bor._
'MSitbieriber having purchased the ex
ir right ot J. JtJahrtztan's Patent' Dos eat
*Patient SeLFlleatlag •Eenaethla le no.
01J...dryy regagsl etelluteetsriss tts• rum.
neaten with the stave. - tie 'keel. eanstaetly o n bead at
.hie Immo:sat. ea Federal St, Mettle 'Asehar. Cme,
_W.A., • large and gs ooroqd aseortalest of the COM• 10• TaarK
sad Ille.treee, to • be weld
stuatlew of hrlevale dealer. sod the rattle In general.
- • exelel.rd C. FtINGSLAN D. A n.rhemy City. Pa.
No. 56 Arch Szreer;•J•iuulactimlit, -
Importers of 0. & . L (lee's ll — nri*alled
-- v - NEEDLES. .
lgents for the moat Celebrated
wootry rAmcs kozrauraizanca sztatrs,
I)lZiazes&:.
-• • HARDWARE FOR
, 'SADDLERS AND
. CAD.B.IAGE MEOW.
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Leech, Jr., •
zro.ui WOOD STREET, rrnx. iluitart.
Atc „noth.. Mom Deer lime
Rajcrientil PFba.
I.4 4 AST COVD CALICOE-tiisi — u reed
rns= rd e gr. i n a rta , .on "
ya." 2 4 A. lIABON-dAXL
-IPIIZESESOO - bxl;lense±W. It: Cheese
ILJ med. ind *rule er T.11=7 M. us. sa
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THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
BUSINESS CARDS
S. C11T.H33E33.T & SON,
I NNEItAL COMMISSION AGENTS. for
thnpalp and parts. of Oral Estate. eplipe.son of
NPgatisting Law. on Itood& Mort&P'iM
klr No.
140 Third Pt_
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Michigan General Commission and Collec
tion Agency Office,
- IVOR the collection
tment and of Home and Foreign.
Merzeintile *.ll nth. Mon.& si&P.P. Nidgg.n
&mks And Itmesoro ApPot.P.
PELTIER if. AN DEP-SON, DPP..t.
Refolynns PaLentrph-31.0.. Kramer Itabm. Dank
cm c.
Mae OP., Gmetto OM= Loren. Et.gor•rt & 00.
Slerellemte.
Wre•r&P.—Tro A,vorles or &UPPOzaa from reerk•Ptll4.•
loomOmnpanb. resl9-1,4
fRANCISC.FLANEGIN,Attorneynt Law: C.
Zi0.170 Facul.ll Wee.. Pittsburch. • it v..'
tyr.~~ +~ti
TOSEPEE S. A. P . MORRISON, Attor
beliZatifarin.ctgit'",igh.ltirb
w. HAIL, Attainey at Law, "Bake
-0 „ wen 11911411m4' . Geint runt, between Fourth and
Du=rad llk7. m.u.96wly'r
.10731 RT E. - PitILLII 3 , At at LEM,
IL St LOSS& MO. fvl
11,112IIERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
", Corals of Fifth and Grant .thoes,ors.l. fh. Court
dem Plttaburial. mita-7'43
LAMES J. KllllN,`Attorney at Law;offica
VP Fourth otreet. mar Grunt, 14ttabo.rsh.
ASPER E. ,BRALY, Attorney at
Noi6!) RULE street,Pittsblazi. _
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BA,NKERS AND BROKERS.
lERNAN k C 0.,. Baker and Exchange
limb.. N 0.95 Womistrest, corner. Diamond i borglk
• ;Fr Bur andsall Ilk Notessml Coin. Discount Time
41.1.14/14 sod fromlssom Not/. mate Collmtions In .11
tte principal cities or tbs Colo= Receive Deposits on .11
soda totamst. sad eve OM, prompt sttstaloo wall oth
1111.tterk kll..sloing to Broker's I.llness.
lkleXisterti Ekstunke constantly for .Is.
mb2S-1T
.I=l RUCK .710lant
RANIEIf & RAID!, B;.;kern and Ex
w ehanza Brokera BUT and to Gold and Silver and
Wet ' , p.m. ongotiata lane on Baal Entate or Stock ea . vo.
ritifa jr:rrtiam l'rornlaenry 4 Notaa a-sd. rime, Bllle
d L l D ,f'aitoro d taints--in
Thmirad o
Wood otrtqt....dize ,- ¢ly 0p7./1.• th. IL C.. 1..
D. _KING, Coin, Stbek . and Exchange
karoher,
Roth street—Days sad adls In on
rent
Dank l.
‘ 12:1/1eYrri traN d 'a= ti Igig=a
tern Dank Notes Bought and sold. Yat
Hi..
KUtirg HANNACA, Succeosors to
Mum., r. Co, BankercEtobange Broke and
ra to Yorolgo and DOISMIStie Certldentoe of
!Atty. Bank Notts, and Elpede—N. W enrnar of Wood sod
attests Current Moneyrneelynd oh Depralt. bight
Cheeks for pale. and collet-Got. rnednun nearli .11 Into&
cal Inca of the Gutted Staten.
Toe Istilseot premium f ski for Foreign land American
Gold:,
Advs.:ea mach ontwignunesla of Penton., ahllAnnt
east, on liberal tern.
rigettritt=. North East corner of Wood ma
All tramaddolis aside on Mond tarMS, Ltd enllostions .
pLomptly_sttended to. „ 'Addy
it WI •
LKINS & CO., Exchange Brokers,
Otto the Book of Mt.
st most Illsend rem. 1/10
11731.. LABINER, Jr,Banker and Bre
, V ker; 4ck street , No. 68, sAjohilran. the Banka
Plitaxberegh:
H0T,311 - S - ..t SON, Ikalers c.r. in
. tre of ic
. ,
B ia ra glatio'"s a lor . H' eelo 4::.sk at th. vriatia.a 7 4
throushout the United Ete
BOOKSELLERS &C.
T leREAD, Bookseller an Stationer, No.
. ro-F.arth amt. *rolls BunahFL
TORN S. DAVISON', Bookseller and SUN
-0 Ilona. newer. to, Ay
k Arum Nu f Market
etreet. new Fourth, Petteberratt. Pa.
ENRY S.: BOSWORTH, Bookseller and
Thaler be Stailonsm kr, No. 62 Market 4%1,1,U :tear
amend. Pittgrargb. Ps.
rAY It CO., Booksellare and Stationers,
No. 65 Word orzeet, next door to the corner or Third.
strlbacir. Ps. &hod and lam Irockkr ernstaralT an bartd.
COMMISSION &C.
W. BUTLEIt.:& CO,
nITRIVARDING & COMMISSION - ER
• CHAMP wad Dealer. le all lands el Pittsburgh Man
led-Article., Lead Pipe wad Abed Lead. No. 97 Wiest
Sheet, Pittsburgh.
. -WM. H. Burros.
Wholcsare Grotty, imparter and Drain. in
IVORRION WlNES,l3madies and Old Mo.
rionooloothelsliro Whisky. N0_.12. Soodlotsot moan .
Wood a:anal:Kt sts..Plottburr.n.Tenna. r 0107.1
, A. WBANE, Commissioii - and For-
A.A3 ta t tlf Atuburg g?... t 5=:. P114 . 74 1 7171
street. burgh. - ao6-1y1.3
itT "'
ROBISO Grocers
g==. Mmaa& N •
err
ask .= zwua rozsrm
• QPRINGER. FLARBAUciII /c CO., (Succes-
aj *ors to ilartamela) , Carmalndru , and lornardina
!derelanta:Daiden in wool and Produce , in•namlla. Nna
144 Mast andllo &nand Argots. Pletatb. Pa. mad,.
11 - A. W. REA; Flour Fnctora, Commi+si ,n
Mot...iarllglardrigrll=lay.ntars in PrAc t f;
attenlet tn.. No. Thater and,9o Fund Sta. Plliabnrch.
Pan..
i,.. a. - 7" iii. )0•111
Ara': . 76142 4 7 1765::g;e'ce.,4,,.. to
ATWOOD. JON - E 9 t OD- Cornsuisslon and Puma •.
osr irsehants. Dealers In Pittsburgh giststru.' otruedOuudr.
Pittsburgh- '
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MX----EROER ANTELO, General Connii
Pi= Hen Plantlelphl. Mena adreat • •
eon easteignmente of Prodnee generallr. .AMT
JOHN W'ATT--/C150—., WholesaleGrogel9,
Commission Merchants. and Delos in Produne and
igsbmgli bhuitullutures. biu. Ziii Litillig sh. Pittsburgh
I - B. CANFIELD, Into of Warren, Ohio,
2 . beats
Petri Ash. and Woman Produce i'ig 'W r iter str eet,
betruni etalibuSsld sad Wood. Pittsburgh: "t.
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TH0.21 ISMS.- M urn&
(Lea or E;i;;;;". lie u. a Co.) ra
1 1P LITTLE lc CO., Wholesale Grotern,
Produce luldOciarolcrion mercluurts.end DraWrll
in
Pitteturrqh-nocurecturr. No. 112 Second strcet4itte-
Dorub: Ort.
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(NIMES IVARELIOIISE.-lIKTRY 11.
IgiLL7\l3, Fm. ogriting sad Commission Merthantand
Peal. In Cheeps. H a tter i Lahr Fhb and Produce genurely
:IS Wmiii street, shun Water. Pittsburgh • sursi
VON BONNIEIORST . & MURPHY, Whole
sale OMEN SUld CommLselon Aterctimine Mid licalem
Pictaburgh Manalkainres. lie = Water Amer, Pitts
Miran, Pa- •
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111031 AS PALMA, Imilorter exal Dealer
. In /ranch and American Wall Rya
b
AS Market
r e ,e!eraele Tialrd end reartti street, Mtge:web.
101 F- McOLINTOCK, Im porter and Whole
azodgrrril ag:7, ctl= r
etesn Boat frilSno ,' ..N0.112 Market street. *
MORRIS k RATION, Wholesale and no
un Omer; on the Lawn ald• of the Diamond.
wry. Pa.
DRY GOOD
OFRANS! VAN CORDER, Dealer in Trira
hm utoury_
. and 0101 . 111; IIII.M Goods. Drobroidotoo.
d.: out'. Vora.= Good• food Faun milder, • tuU af'
aortmoot of vbleh ma slimy, be had at No. In, comer of
Market ertreet'andttreDlartord. Pittabtairh.ft. 5r , 1341
itrWpi—&—os—rrrrirsoex.s.7wriimiTi Co S. iiiii.
A. IttAgON & bolegale and Retail
C 0.,,
A. Nairn In Yinacy and Sntnle Dry Ornds, 25 flab
' t. Dittabm . glo. ' . .._
IVITLRM . 1 . , V 3 32 r
. R
m a ELLFth. , W y h m t.t.l, 1
ertet street. Pittsbessa.
OCERS.
8002113, HAILBAUGH k BOONE,
R;cENERALCO3LIUSSION ILERCELANTS
Dealers In Wool, Mean Pratte and 1.10,151011..
rib Water street, Philadelphia..
• EIABBACIGHTt BOONI3B,
RW ARDI NG COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, 15saleis lo Wool sod Produne of oil kinds
oe. No. =11.10.417 lame, Pittenorch.l . s.enh' 27.ll, .. l
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Jon noro-_._,.. wu.m. rum,.
.ToaN iamb) & CO., Wholesale Grocers
golCommbuioo Mamba:Ll; NalT3Wond 1:24
KT rtrset, Pittaborab. Itl6
lop °BERT MOORE, Wholesale Grocer, Roc
tartti.D.VlV aik'grgiliZ'aviz.
Limn" no. 314 Libert7 Want. On hand a viny lama
stowk of raped. oh) Monongahela Wlamkay. which will be
nil. low fur man. ___-_- . -
RII
t) & 24 o.,lVhulesaln tiro-
iitutt=smuluctumg
1 2 dots and Oakum 0.1000 00
an band at that . Warebatuat,l Rata Wait. rittabUtgh.
sept:dy
stab, .... 1,10.11 r:
JLSAIAII Ob., Wholesale Oro
evs. Oomminlen Menlvalt... and Deal.. In Pralbee.
66 Water Amt. 666107 Iron% street 111180are6. I
emu --WM P. Yaw.- .Inuara Ea.
'GILLS ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
II Canualaton lio.lALlbertr atnot - litto-
LV
BAGALEY /c. CO., Wholesale Gear.
•11, cent. Noe. Id and ID Wood stand. Pitt.boxab.
iIaTILLIAId A. BI'CLURG, Grocer and
V v Tea Dealer owner of wood kod Matlt otreetalz
ahrs o r ea band a lame sweetmeat or chol_ okilroofrl i & n
u.
dos ese—oOr •
Fran.. sad Nat& iThoLews no r
eo, to the knreet Lena
,r.„...,),-,,. CO., Wholesida
Gime" Cotenuasslon hlernbants, Dealers In Prato*"
ar.. pittsburet Illsanlnutursc No. 2.53 Liberty Awe.
Pittsburgh ' '
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'" - JaVt D..."C1L.... ... v..' - ....-..DATID IeCIMOU4I.
l a TICK. k Aleakiii,ESS, successors! to
V Lk J. D.Wiet„ll-bolesals Choon'sPororanimg nod.
C.,sornission Meretuults. Dolor , •In Iron. Pails. Glut. Cot
V... and Pittsbmsb Manufnctscnis sunsratr: corn.: of
Wood and Water Oros% Pittsbargh.
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A CULBERTSON, Wholesale Ulmer end
anti lYttw
CLamlabc Sterchard.,Dager Lr Prodoei
burgh lieandsciusect Astitisa, 196 Mail - West, Ms
Ourgb.
-- iiact nom— ....
R. FLOYD, Wholesale Grocers,
gjo d r i 'gu'll m 'ren t licun a c •. 4 s t :l
stews. newsmen.
WK. (XOTILYN.
- 7111 6. Ilitatt.; •
- . . /063111 , 161.2.:
AGAIXT, WOODWARD k CO" Mob-
Ornoong. Ka 213 au str....ll,ll.lsistda.
,
mece.ramms,,pan n , ( 7,=
- Ati= "1 1 66,7
. myna of Mood and lista. ins,
saBo
AG . ENCI ES.
,ARD.- s -Ilaving been appointed the
- tad
Agents kr Pittsburgh, tor ma rale of Pantnt
;Col Cemented and Stretched Leather Belting. ut -
inured Ity P. JEWELL SOX, of liarttodiConucalcrt,
in now nil, for to
large ornament of all width.,
manufactured, at the manurartnrer's prices, his article
being superior to any Leather Belting neer Wore' o ff ered
iu Ude urnket large etryk of all widths of Lildla
Enbtor Beltingconstantly on band, nod tar vale 0' th e
nits... Mae Bolting DEWL" P 10.114 Market street.
-ph3 J. 4% EL _PHILLIPS
cAUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Aent,
Stock. Manhandles and BM Broker, Obis
rth a rcet, stave Wood. 811/111.45 ersiernr.i.ttonded
to. JEMMY
‘..1 ANIO EL L. MARSHELL, Secretary Chi
t., tees Insurance Company. tet Wow street
M. GORDON,. Secretary Western irise
• nose Co., 92 Water street.
GARDINKRCOFPIN, AgentforFranklin
i.b lr r r s t . l q nsvg . nre Gomparq, nnitt,ran . t turner or Wocd
~A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu
• toil Inginanee ConWTA, 17 W,t4r
MUSIC, &C.
01IN 11. M.IIELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes,
el mask ,Laa Modes' Inztrocorints, Behool Books, and
nation:Len 18,14 lagont for. Clikkerther Piano Forte, for
Wertern 14olurilraoh-81c.i. Si Wood Moot.
ENRY ItLEBER, Deslerin Music, Mu
aid and Itapottrr of Italian SStrings,gloat lia• Nun m n. la Carte ansitil,atta Kuala Piano..
aith Oalpman't ...Ealcan Anna:tent. Alto Int litunbanit
Mama.
DRUGGISTS.
4.011 N [;AFT, Jr:, Olucc.sorto Jas
Wholoods sod Retail Druggist sod Deg!, in
ts. Otis. hyostufs, to— 111 Wood Moot, 3 doors bn.los .
Virgin Alloy. Pittsburgh. a-a-RoKuk !.Pool for R.
roofs Itedidne. otbno
..1.11[711 1.1.1.11N0
L.
IWILCOX & CO., Drnggiat4Apot.h-
Ju • oodles. corner Market street. wait ond,keen
constantly on hind full and complete natant of
Drina.biniciantlinfutnery.ainntiolnintalanglAtheta
burned
Phyricians psoseriptina carefollecomponded. roll ,
4beOLIN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
1)t - ncs. rants, Oil& Varnishes and Dye SULU No. add
rty nowt; Pittrboratt.
AD orders srill mean prompt attention.
Agent for London & Co s valuable family TilediCii.T.
mar 24-ly
10t A. FAIINESTOCK 55 CO.. Wholesale
tin a mists. and manufacturers of Walla laad.Red
7t Dnreh. aml
Lithatice. comer Vivid and Daunt arena. Pitts
. wad .
E. SELLERS, Whole:isle Dealer in
Pron. Paints, Dye naffs. Oils. g Tarnishes, Co. go.
rAgond street. Pittsburgh. Goods earrarrUod. Idiots
nroaarn ...--0001:02
ABAIR , : ,t REITER, Wb — oiesale Retail
.b l=sta. corner of Liberty and Shealz streets.
SCIIOONMAKER k. CO., Wholesale
. DrusgLits. No. 21, Wood gnat, Pittsburgh.
OSEPII FLEMING, Succes.r to 1.. Wilcox
*Co.. corner Market street end Diamond—Barrl oat.
_tautly on hand • tall aud complete smart:mentor Drum
Menchaca. Medicine CheatsPorturaery, wad all &Melee
rertalulng to Ids [dolma.
Pbyakiane ureouriptica• carefully eutuluuridel . e.
ono*,
WOOL MERCHANTS
LEE, successor to MURPHY & LEE,
Wool Dealer, and Cenntabeetlt foe tbe
.
Momenta Wool , Goode No e
beer street.
carf
-- . M N EDICIE.
nR. JAMES KING: Office and Residence,
IL/ sie 112 Filth etneet,.eptmelte the Cathedral, Pitt.
burgh. islfid
-- - , •
AV M. VARIAN, M. D., Office 6th
_stret.
7 V below Smithfield. (eke licetre.—D to Y... AL.:2 te
!I, 5.x...7 ens. Y.Y. - ney26.4d
MERCHANT TAILORS. i •
iII,CILEST.tR, „Merchant Tailor andtlle;-
thler. No. 74 Wood street Tartieulsr attelitl.m
to .
Boys' .1 Youths' Clrthirig. oolßr
VVIT.T 1 AM. DIGBY, 'Marabout Tailor, torl,
por sJul Deafer to head] Made Clothing. 10 LIN
utty stroeL
LI WATTS &: -. 120., Merchant Tailors, s l . fil
4:1 -4 • u u .t . b :T t rival. t c - u w ae I :D r ; o 7; .P th
tf._._
_i o ur
stroXszku k e l. rtingsof the Loeststrirs thatuuotstr.
Our Mends unit =straws .111 pleara Fire us u oil trohl
3 - IANUFACTURING.
W. WOODWELL, Who and Retail
Manu:Salttrar and Deal, la CaMoat Ware,
•
Ird street. •
of
JOHN 'WETHERELL, Manufacturer
PATENT BOX VICES, • inipere.r article. SOLED EON
adl/I:AZED BOX VICES, corner of Anacreon and Roh.
nevn etreeta one square from the Rand etre...J. Bridge, A.
leirheny City. 0630,411
VAKMBROIDERED AND A . PLICA, MAN-
I
T or k er
`•—Nat.-Hal, mativd,fri e t..rreTlM o l, A,
e2tf No.:Alf; Pern stmet..a,botw 1114 d
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay 2tan
nfaotoring_Company;
Tiris COSIPANY DATING ENLAROED
, tbrir ca,weit, for rnanufactrnina, are tow pot
tw meet tho irwrwond dernstwi for thelejlefek. Crud!, 4 sod
a u all
n'
CI'S.
("rd".
Pr ZIII r.g"lnda. to
Dwain_
PittAburxh. FwptcwElmt 21.1551.
—,
-Boots and Shoes!! 7 -
11.151Eg ROttlf; ten. 89 Market street,' 3d
elf ssoretste the Market flows. would intolun the iult/-
tic that he he. now seerslg.:Bre every thins/ in the
Boot and Ohne enell no Ladies' lislters. hell Batters.
Sonny Lind Patine., Intl Franklinand ell the etthe
found on the eaten lth also. 3lisses . sod (Mildlens'
Batters sled Fancy Boots and ,hoer , istall their varittlen
Oslo, Gentlemen,' flue lners Patent Cell Boots. French
Celt Boots, C'eugurss Gaiter. sod Room sten, iloya , • snd
Youths' Boot... Jinn French Cell.
'"Pleat, hoc no • cull no we wish to tell Froth trtirle
testi who are us with their custom no will si r e 00 130(0' •
lion. Remember therissok 89 lisrketstreeL nt)29
y Hats and Caps.
WILSON & SON keep congtattbA on
kphAnd.va - P dereripcloo and Tar.oty of lilts .. nl rit,both .I.nlerslo sod retalL Tbooo dulrlo tleat
aillooAhle Illst et Cap. luxe domP; watid do went,.
Che col .call toforo purchsolrox ollwaboro.
.1 a...... .... . . ... B. WC...
iti'COND & CO.•
WOOLY-SALE AND ILIITAIL FASHIONABLE
lIAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN ALL HINDS OE FURS.
CORNER OP WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS,
Pittsburgh,' Pa.
113.111:Ir ntodc madmen •ArrIIdAIBT dr.
Pittsburgh,
Hes
and C. Mud. lkds, Cuffs and Fur Bonnet.
suntd)-Ordnlr
--- Coach and Carri_me Factory.
10.1INSTON, BROTfiEtt4 CO., corner of
0 Belmont and Reber. streeta:Alleidieny C3ty. would
that the)
informy=rl7= the
swam lingßies. Welsch. and Cherie.; wall their various
' style. of finish and proportion.
Al! orders will tw executed with strict regard 4.TM
Unity and beauty of finish. Repel. will al. be attended
to en the meet reasonable tams. Bane In all their work
the bent De Phalle, Pol. ted Wheel Pint they feel
confident that all who favor them with their patrons..
wili boned/oily satisfied on trial of their work.
Purellenrs hot macaw! to Rive than call betbro tar.
analog elsewhere.
_
New Coaoh-Faetory—Allegheny.
ro
.M. 11. WHITE & CO., woula
spectfully Inform the public 'that they have
erected a lap on iwerck, between Yederal and Pewit/eke;
streets. They are now making and •th PmPared toreccie•
oorder• for every deruiptton of vehicles, Cowley., Chariots,
Parou . A=Duggies, Norton', Am, dm, wideh.froso their
long • nee In tbe manufacture of the oboe* Wick, arid
the bee they have, they feel .ntident they.. enabl
ed to do work on the moot rewerbable terms with thaeo
wantlng article, In their line.
Paying particular attention to the "election of material".
and haying none but eampete7nt workmen, they have no
hesitation In warranting the , work. We therefore .aek
the attention of the publictc +bi. matter.
N. Il.—ltapairing done in the beet manner, andon th e
mod traathable terms. iCNetf
urtanaron.... -camas nat..- -.J. a. 11:00118tAL
Livingston, ttoggen 66 Co.
NOVELTY WORKS,•PITTSBURGH, PA.
ACK and Depot Railroad Scales, ay,
lawrattle and (irate dot Platform and Onintrr flay,
of all dam. Ar Fpriait c an
tm d Thumb Latch., Coffc
ttttt of rufous kludm Palut •PP ,,, ed
Boltaand Yastenficms Hateable Iron Qualm. cf ovary va
rlets to form and tulcb. dtf
W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
ma, 0.21 wad 2= Liberty shed. ewes& Switkgeiii sired,
PITTAIIVEOII.
lk/FONIIME'STS, Tombs, Grave Stones,
..LY Su:collide Topa. 'Mantels. kneeing Stones. to., al
ways on lnind i _and made - to order, hi rischinerr. tha
lowest. prim. Throw hnrelred original end alerted de-
Virg' 2be X:f;
tilled with dasystel. at Slg Liberty Weil.
su23 W. W. WALLACY...
Now Goods and Fashions for Gentian:4mo'
Clothing for Spring of 1854.
WATTS CO. leave respectfully
to Inform Melt nsmerns enstnmers, e. tlis row
of if=ti at elar e. iv use nee !. . ;. ei a: != b gac ee rz
en mews eupper=telzetthheirr le , eandy rend!". ar
dTheltretchigton so 'Anew; elme=l; 4.tetri°6etee.
men hitherto. rah their humble efforts Whin*, stionn
late* thew to teeth exertions In the tame direction. Wilk
g,e is ate Infor m ed that tin. Is No.,
dID_/astir sirseZ'NOrth olde. above St Clair. argOs..-
T. C. WARRINGTON ;
( DIPLOMA.)
LADZES' CIIII,DRENS SHOE STORE,
LI. has alnars on band a. tial assortment. No.
stmt. te.lo.lrd
--------- - . . .
Gentlemen? 'First Chu Goods.
EF. subeeribers beg leave to Infirm the
rata. dud they Noe re2d their Batoeser litodt.enn
Ow nottet. god mon esoatioasblo Riffles Bo Gat •
real grvar., E. WAITS * Oa., .
ISEVir YORK ADVERTISEXERTS.
rms. VI.:MAIER a .21ift.L . E C nenl Ad• - .11.11n;
How, !Co, 35...1348 Brasa,..ray. Sot York. Na DO
EsliaUe Pinny in the City rj Noe Tarle
Extensionffables.
Ayip!. lIEERDT,II.4IV.,, , ter , botween
• Prince imd Houston et, Nen York. kinoufactnrie
arge amortment always on land. Order* for ..shipplus
'ounetnally attended to.
. . ..
__----__—_,.
(i, OUPIL ,i,' CO., Wholesale Print Sellerii,
Yom faint.rs, cad Manufacturing Arti.,
rtneu. Puri, Londm, Cern, and No. =4 Broadway,
lie. York. Catslncrues rent hymn - 11. The nrualtilscount
to th. trade and Ingitutione. 113ure Pram. furnished
Ev.lT:trav , -.
Pianos! Pianos!! Pianos!!!
TTENTION of purchasers /gr._
popectfay mile./ to s mos and el- er it .-..T3
cantle it:Mont/nolo Plano Fortes , now roar,
perfected, and lean/ the pub li c, known ut
Culential Triple stringed Plan, The leer/U. I LT of
-the Cotentin] Plano consists in its asperity fur Kars POW-
Mg with the single tog, no attainment hitherto on.
Lumen to the Pik,. Torte.
The mast ordinary performer is enabled by the aid of this
Improvement to prultune effects In octsre playing that
would confound a Thalberg err a Lletg linear Re chief ex.
cellencies is its earaclty to be used at slll ak an ordinary
Piano of the agoeteet quality of tons. and Is inetnntly
changed bthe us/ of a commdal to a combinntion
thrilling a n d majestic. se to mgt/TSUI and'charm the
heart. These inmrnmente MO surge In tenter In tan
ordinary 7 OCtnae Plants. while or sweetness. purity.
breadth, and richnoes of tone. they, challenge the ecmpoti.
tine of t he :arid.
This In the united tettlmony of preference and Amp
tun. gtio hare tested the Celeetia/ Plano. Ordinary
anon of •Il sexes. new emd second hand for de 1
E
at reduced
Priem ELY Pll , 32 /ICNO
rondsny.lgew Yoe'.
settl-Sice Manufneparea lirslere, /stllens/a i retail.
DiguerreotyDe Materials.
IW. TiiO,ILPSON CO., 315 Broadway,
~, New York. 11 anuhoturers and Denial, in Dadarrred
-13 Vaos,ardr.tua Mattirtra, ?moaners, L0...d Im•
,rsnr
of aver) Ni.or Ilsatee and Canna and
Volatlander t John's. C. C. Ilarrixnes sndall other
Atuarican Camerae onotantly on hand, at the 51anufac
turer• lowest prison, and wartanted perfart. aulOdmr
lire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot-
W 31.. MCFARLAND & CO..
31 11,4111 RN LANE, NEW TORE. -
Warehouse 145 Pratt st, Baltimore, 31d.
ANKS', Jewelers' and Counting Rouge
KuFalintororet7 gra, nonitantly Mauna Tor sale. sal
ted In every reaped..
Nrw You., April sth. 1551.
Marra Was. .11.31tridad: Gentlemen—lt gives me altar
urn tr. Inibra )on that roar Elate Irrear..sal .1, Boors and
P.g . l " AT l oVrVil ' r t"l.ll'' night,
uants
amend throughout tuo are, 5010 n, ,. o bo g am.
nto remained unharmed. 11. We, with little racts,
wlll,l think, answer( slather triaL Ilnarertfnll Ynnr.,
T. JENNY. Jr.,11
_ _ .
FEVER MID AGUE.
DR.. EDWARD BLEECKER'S
STAMPEDE MIXTURE,
ibrth, fAcCotu .fltorri Ikrpsprria and of
Affectlo,
HE Proprietors of this Medicine will state
without hesitance:L.o4,of enittadietiou, tbt the
taa ~tarA Uxecer. has tined . ..enemas where I t len
been Intimloced.than any other medicine in on for the
Qbore disease, This medicine has nei th er Amerite her
uinine le its compoidttoe, all of the harredients on of
rerfectly health,. character and highly Prottlatinc and.
rtlre=fil b Ct ‘ one . tr aVlegaim P' es=„ t h l ie w ' Ver " .
damp atmosphere no morethan in that...ll.lth.
Plante. In maim. of the country where
tbeeaoibealth.
Ague lose
do well to adopt this medleino. se the patient is
not obliged to lay by whitened. tniatzseut and they may
be assured offa spendly cum. The Proprietor meld Introduce
thinly.ds of tandem..
to
th highest rem.,
but metersmying to the tickto, roe fettle wed
Lo o r al e t t a . re the in
rea n e proof g t r i o e arnelf. din.
I.l ' ertilitetts e. he den IA the offiee,istioaden where th is
neditine has comb when all other. ha. failed.
For Dlspinsleand the m ar k
Billions Complaints there It
pat •• better Medicine In the market.
It hos also beenitaken with the meet setembibled someen
to sevenal nuts of ithmenatism and Geoil for these tom
' plaints tains tablespoonful s day.
Orte
P bo. ttle of
pe this/dean.. earn often hes the desired el-
f., gl botle. • '
For sale by Druggists to all parts of Abe U.. aume
All andibmad,
Wied.ale orders erelt tar oddrasied to SIF.BD
BIJUEK mds Proprietors. WI Broadvrey, New York.
Amcm—Fieroltan Bres..l. A. Fabnestock • Co., 1,.
mg A Co.. and lieo. Keyser, Pittsburgh. •
IRON WAREHOUSE,
MARTIN, SPRING & CO.,
Importers and Defiers
MIEMMI
„
Snap ronstanti ron hand hill saniatment of liaz, Rod
Eland, Hoop, Verse Elms, and other
STEEL OF ALL KINDS.
Merchants from all sertlons of the omen are {netted to
rail or send their orders before burl
n l.m.a
Orders b; mail entrusted to ourearu mill
looses market rate. HABILIS. 81 4 IIINII a C 4
2.er bireenssith R. Y. Y.
SCHEEFFELM BROTHERS 42 'HO..
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
NEW PORK.
Ike•• reutorut toNo .1710Pat.nt
IMPORTING the lending Etrup from their
oriai nal market. both In Europe and twit ladle, and
Yrench and English iih.ndrai.b. Porten:icy, Tooth.
Nell and Hair Bruabes. Italy I,lllyrea itsd'Eitrana. Van. and
Trtnt. Sp.min, Gor,a. Foam. r...tn.;thily - Ober them on
the ranstryakinabla wrina tiyileys either In promo, or by
will rowdy. their beat attention. _
Q.AMIJEL L. CAVERLY,Wholoanle Deal
,r in Crooner. Painted sot Tot,,
_Wond and Wil
low Wanblinaketa.. llata Cordso,lwint.Wlekluir. Mstdh
ac- Unwitintrli at- York.
T th.. \V SHADo,{iilt . .9ornieee, Table
anJ
471,21,' en r :(11
84¢ers. New Torn. eilx9-13,
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROBERT IL PATTERSON'S
LIVERY AND SALE
A gia
I,
Corner Diarnold street and Cherry (try,
ar.1154! PITP.SETTAtiII, PA.
ASELAITD HOUSE,
&WU STREET. SPIVENTII BTREET,
PIIILADELPL(I.A.
H. S. BENSON, Paoruo.ron.
iTllia of Board, $1,6. por dop.js
Slay 3,104-1 N
11 , 0.31.. Nat. T.i.Vrifi;r.3 iirlieet.:l2hirmi Perm 11 , 2L1S
fatieirrY .110TtL, (Into Brovrif o,) corner o
A DD
rflAdat 7, l Third rtreetr, Pittsburgh. Ps., iILAS
h e
c s h
v r ro t t
pp
d r
e d v
tarn& lug: aria commodious hsyluir
aocl furniebrdylthhuir
CrsgussuoiT"'rLr th e
of i t aV" "6:r7H'
11 . - YEIN SOUTH, Co:uth Maker, corner of
it North Cmxtrunn and Ptliatill at., AllegbanT CR.r ,
be ex - 0.17,0,4r manutitetorm
VKIIICLYA of ttr , t,st matnrial, and by dm best yarknar
Iln has alq cpened WASY.ROOM In 11.10
Damn. w° ~. ~e:ea.~ ii`o~u:e ~a~,a ti~ eu :e m
..t• very fair %Vol of work. tank dtd4 addi;tuuu)
or bleb to, inviter the attentionndceitinal eautainatit
fooling ounedent—frorn 64 continued anceeur in burin ,
eatonelve aloe,Metastasis! workmon mulAcr.
eerintrh of Ms work—he cannot be mope 11
the Eor West. . eeZ.hrn JOEL,l ' Eoun
•
ITATAL , Tp r . P. Importer and
I,taa No. a3 W:oa=.l,l4=, n
ttnaiAgrat atlas mlebratea tosnufeeturee, Ileum Dell.
wart a en.. of tarts. tah3.33
ARla FASHIONS FORLADIEVDRESS-
V t 3. —The Parish Fashions ftIIINE. dlroet Pertaamt.
be on ale on the let prottlatoa s. s. w 1
t s 6 N.
N0."213a Yeas, ate , * Hand gloat
MR, JONES & CO.,
PROP811:111R8
'KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE,
L'ORWARDING AND COMMISSION
aro rrIANTE, Canna Benin Eerenth street, Pitta
Flacon, Tart Lard OIL lidess Pork. B.C. Hum Merin es.
to end o. I git, Anit-a:Ito and Scotch Iran. Innirer
Brick and Mr. Anthracite CaeL de
_
NEW ESTABLISUMENT. •
JOHN LiiIIGILLER, •
MERCHANT TAILOR.
1.1.<10-comnierwed business at No. 39 Mar
a I:ket streoc, between:, &rood and Thlnl !divot, Ile
hoojrodreeolved lam the hoporters odd =nut/Lauren s
styles wid Quallthd, bolo. ha ' Prellomd to make
to
order, in the moot oithlnnoble etyho ond In the beet mato
oer. hod lor,re experience Whim boohoo& he feel/.
mutldont ;Moo mill.* totlarattlon Ile Writes Ida
ftlendO odl and exabdue hit !nook. , •017-1(
LIISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSILIP
, The Erm of LATELY & PA P . TON le thle day dle
lt by mutual mamma. We hare dlsporedof our ru
tin Grocery Petah/tehoreut. No. :Ma Liberty et.. _ Mr. J.
W. tdrFAICLAND. who will continue the bush:mit, sod Is
hereby ratborlred to colleot all imenunte doe to w and to
settle all claims moaner no. JOHN LAVELY.
&aloud Mut,1854. J. 1514°0N PAXTON
James W.-MeFarland,
witousata a RETAIL DEALER IN
EMILY GROCESIES,
; Teas, Fruits;Pickles, Spices, Preserves,
WOOD AND WILDOW WARE,
U➢
Domutie Howe FErrnithing Good;
- No. 265 Liberty Street Pittsburgh
BANKING HOUSES
T.
JOHN. T. HOGG:
'trim YORK.
No. 2Z SOUTH 3D ST. BUILADELPIIIN ,
PITTSBU ROB, ALLikiIIENY CO,
Va r eE S PEEASANT, VVI L ir g TVELK 9 I;I O . Pm.
CONNELINVILLE. PAT/SIB CO.,
UNIONTOWN
BROWNSVILLE.
i; Balboalts received, Dieconata oad, Dina. onal
and collmetfcl, Bank Notes and Rondo bought and cold
Stork& Notes and other Sect:dales I.ooot and aold en
Corinalvnadecioranil eidlectiona soKinDid.
noilatf
EATON, lOSES F. No 1 9 Sixth st., agent
LT for senior and lotylng DAT MGT D.l9llyS, nor
no mixed to ash the folloolog 'stair fllf^!Woll llf , lrtr. •
TortDa patent 011010 e, for P. 1.3
C'os's Intent Drill. for Drilling Iron. '
roma a Rook Dtilllog 11 native.
Copeland'setattonary and Notable Saw 51111* , • •
CrovlbrDe r rLeam Watar fhtaima, and
litieltrie Wrought Iron itallmad Chair Madam.
17.3rtir:artiterabl.:Aanenttriverirgivneau.bils p r rae nkl tleel t m l4 r ., lta m er
tie. mild. In any put alba county.
li• ha. aim fala hoterreasciniutta Washers,aed.
ihuihett.ltranWurk.
nr . lfn giVta.7 r.tr, zi :Ara,
bvinalu faithful and eotstant attantluu:.
'Da refers to the followiu
• •
the "'
ressassttendlu b"
t roshtted '
tsithtSlt.
Noses F. E.t.a. nod have pa
'dm to a 0
. ""s ati r j " tArratattasli bL
trablergruster4
stomas elusion tie
to whore estrtioss sysirrslitss..tt b b t s . Ss. l l" ,
Neville D. Craig., r ,ust=
Was Lartmst,
W. 11. N.Y. Matilda t (.1.1
3111.06 Waal, H. MMus, k Sotal,
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FBaill.Y MORNING. DECEILLIER. 22. 1 ELA
I , 4crarar.s Ass, Y.tstc Is Bones —The Boston'
Atin.'eentains the following:—
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An unfounded rum or that the Provident I.ti
tion ter savings vim in newt:lnfo condition, led
a run on that institution on Priday and Satur-
day, ih which time about . "'s.li , lhOefl were drawn
from ig by poor Irish tutd German depositors.—
Andrei Carney, Esq., fished the bank on Satur
day afternoon, and endeavored to persuade his
panic.strickeu countrymen that their fears were
groundlem By way of showing his sincerity,
be took the books of several depositors, and en
dorsed his , name upon them, and the owners then
rent alai , satisfital..
The failure of Messrs. Cutter, Brodhead
Clapp:stock and escliange brOliers, in State-et.,
Was announced on Saturday. Their liabilities
are not supposed to be large, being principally in
contracted' Vermont Central stock, which the re
cent opening of the transfer books has brought
to maturity:
The altos of the Glendon Rolling Mills Compa
ny, at Hsst Boston, were hid over en Saturday,
and the Company is, reported to be insolvent—
The GaAtte keys:
"Mr. henry Breevort, the Superintendent of
the Mills- left on Monday last, and since then
has not.been seen. On Wednesday, the Comps
ny reeelitedn letter from him, in which he states
-. he 4 a defaulter--thot he hos sold irou 11111 i
-4 new:rip:R.od for the funds, but that the coal is
correct..i alscistoted that it would be useless
to pursue him, for he would not bi token olive.
We hereAteard tho defalcation estimated as high
49 $2.00.W0, but we ore without authority for
this last statement. It is probably yet a matter
'of snraviSe: _ . .
. .
"A fablereport ooncerfflag the Boyieston Bank
having bten circulated, we learn from a reliable
sourer thalt they have not lost a single dollar by
ahy of tit s. recent failures, and that they were
never ints better condition to meet all their lia
bilities than-at present. The stock is in demand
at slloosll2 TO share.
"There , have also been equally unfounded re
porte of the failure of other banks and mercan
tile hauseS„ and a similar state of things exists
in Providence. We ern assured, however, by
geatlement perfectly conversant with monetary
affairs, that the worst of the fihancial pressure is
Over, and that money matters mill gradually im
prove. Tho'bonk returns this week will show
that our institutions hove been strengthened du
ring the past seven days. From the let to the
11th of tharmonth the pressure in the money mar
ket was greater in Boston than for ten years be
fore, yet our merchants and business men hase
stood up nablltinder theecartity of money'liere
and the dilficulty • making collections abroad.
The cperation of such a pressure is believed to
be healthful to the business community."
In another article the Atlas speaks of Mr. Bre
voort, whosi swindle is referred to above, as fel
' lows:
"Ito was universally esteemed by the people
of East Boston as a high-minded, intelligent gen.
threats. The writer of this knew him as a street
acqualidsnee,, and in conversation found that
he was well•eduented, and took more than com
mon intirest is the various movements of the
day. Commerce, history, net, science and ode
cation were his favorite themes, and his canna..
cation was always polished and agreeable. That
such a men should fall by his own deliberate
acts, is .taillainful to - dwell upon. Its effect up
the people ofi East Boston, will ho deep; heartfelt
regret. Why will not mon pause, when assailed
by Xemptation, and ask themselves the pimple
question, "Iv it right I" and ho governed by the
answer of their own hearts, rather than yield to
that which Inn thousand times Worse than death
__dial:maw:J:4. The death ot Mfr •Brevoort ;mild
have been a blessing to his family and friends,
compared to his fall.
•
BOUNTY LA , IL, to OLD Sonortas.—The follow
ing is a copy of a bill introduced into tho United
States Senate on the 12th instant by Brod
head : ,
Be it Enacird, ta, That each of the survirieg
commission if f icers and non-commissioned offi
cers,musiciains and privates, whether of regulars
volunteers, rpngers or militia, who were regu
larly .mitlM:ktioto the service of the United
States ; and every officer, Monmiesioned and non
cemmissioned, seamen, marine, clerk and lands=
men in the navy, except those Who hove recebnid
prize money in any of the wars in which this
country basiseen engaged since seventeen hun.7
deed and ninety, and each of the survivors of the
militia, or 'Volunteers, or State troops of any
State or Territory culled into willltary servite'
and regularly mustered therein, and whose Bar
vices have besnspaid by the United States sabots
fraud to the eighteenth of June, eighteen hun
dred and twelve, shall he entitled to receive a
certificate or warrant from the Department of
the Interior, for one hundred and sixty acres of
land; or, where nay of those who have so served
shall have recei4ch a certificate or warrant, he
shall bisentitled to a certificate Or warrant for
such quantity of land so will make, in the whole,
with what he may have heretofore received, one
Wiridred and sixty acres to those who have setii-
ed as aforemid.
Sec. 2. Anil he n feather exacia . l, .That in case
of the death of any person who, if living, would
be entitled to a certificate or warrant as afore
said under this act, leaving widow, or, if no
widow, a minor child or cbildreu, eachwidow, or
if- no- widow, such minor child or children,
chall be entitled to receive a certificate or war
rant for the same quantity of land that such_dc ; *
ceased person would be entitled to receive under
the praisioun of this act it now livings Provided, I
That a subsequent marriage shall not impair the
right of any such widow to such warrant if she
be a widow et the time of making her appli
cation and at the date of 'such a warrant.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That in no
case shall anysuch certificate or warrant be issued
for any service lens than twenty-eiget days, or
where the person shall actually ;have been enga
ged in battle, nor unless the party claiming
such certificate or warrant, Mien establish. his
light thereto by record evidence of said service
by two credible witnesses. .
Sec. 4. . And be it further unaded, That mid
certificates or warrants may be assigned, trans
ferred, and located by warrantees or their heirs
nt law„,secording to the provisions of existing
lake regulating the assignment, transfer,:and lo
cation of bounty-land warrants.
Fannie:4 COWIE ace.—Tbe follovring table gives
some interesting and reliable information in re
gard to the imports and exports of the United
States:
imported onto thor'Grzited Matt. Exported Am tie U. Mae!,
in a, 1 , 128: - .
158,648= Value.
1817_11146.515,82 8 CO II $1.51,11'81,2W
1818... 154,927,120
1842 11)
.11,857,4 n . 115,755,8,
1591 1.8,128,315
str..7,rmx . '141,888,7W
2610,322. VA
1881..4 nuatl.L2A V 18,041,121/
1852... 212,812..35 1219,812.105 •
1,141... 287.178,W ,`.2),452.2.50
1821...:84,502.291 ' 218.2411)64
--51,00L111,41.'2 2948,281.375
mermen is 4 yr5....5313,38.108 EX36,04.5,680
New York exported in the last 4 years in spe
cie, $133,000,0130.
Imports into New York In the year 1853,
$178,270,909. -, . •
Imports into the United States in the year
1850, $178,188,818, — .
Value of Cotton ixpoited from the United
States, 1848 to 1853, $510,117,330.
Value of Gold received in the United States .
from California, samo years, $288,514,910.
• Cost of Goods imported into tho United States
In the year 1841, $138,574,932..
Coot of Goode imported into England in same
year, $125,135.240
Sonar Pnictics.—Soinetime since, the State
of Pennsylvania'obtained a decree in the 11. 8.
Court, against the Wheeling Bridge Company,
commanding them to raise the structure consid
erably highei, - -nr, in default thereof,-to tear it
down. This being the decision of the Court of
the last resort,, , ft was thought the bridge must
come down. - B u t its friends got a low through
Congresi, malting it a post route, and, under
this they claimed that it could not be disturbed
by a decree : of the Court. The people of
I Wheeling thought it was a smart trick, as it was.
Now for another case.' The;Central Ohio Bail
road terminates on the Ohio river, four miles be
low Wheeling. The Baltimore and Ohlo road
has made a side track from their road, to the riv
er bank opposite the terminus of tiptCentral road
thus enabling passengers and freight td - dross at
that point, and proceed to Baltimore without go
ing to Wheeling. This arrangement did not
suit the people of Butt city, and they have pro
cuind an 'Nona tion against 'the It & road
srobibitidg them from running their side track
to the river.
But this side track has been made spat road
aflir thi manner of the bitri,4e; and the question
now remains to be seen 'whether sluice for the
geese will also be sauce for the gender. it is
'Peer Ca-10:
&rumAriow or TrAnz.—The - New l YOrk
eld (=lam the following lt•t of the number of
ertirime and 111201111thell thrown but of employ-
meat, in &faulty:.
Talon and tailoressee, 7,000; cabinetmakers,
Fpholeters, • &0., 1,600; mesons 2,ooo;,Machln-
Maths,- &c., 700; printers 600;,stereotypere
160;,bookbinders, folders and stitebers 400; 'Moe
n:Akers 400;' hbaee earpantera 200;' , iblp car
penter!' 700; repo- makers; block' maker" rig
- - • ....testinsirs,po; plumber; 600;
Ilrrormiso TO Sisoirr Caroms.—The strin
gency in the money market has already begun to
correct an evil, Which, if it had not been checked.
would have led to she most serious financial diffi
culties. ' Indeed, a portion of the pecuniary dis
tress which has prevailed more or law during
the entire season, has been the result of the evil
in question. We allude to the vicious habit among
merchants dealing with the West, of giving long
credi .5, without a profit corresponding to the risk
and delay.
During several years, under the stimulus af
forded by the discovery of gold in California,
hi:milieu' was pushed to its utmost limit in every
sention of the United States. Dot in nothing was
greater activity exhibited than among the user
.chants of our Atlantic cities in competing for the
Marrero trade. Every dealer sought to under
bid hie neighbor, in order to "make baste to get
'rich " The hotels here were besieged - with bo
rers; the most petty town in the West was inva
ded; adverbs' entente were published far and
wide; circular' swarmed through the post-office.
To crown all, New York and Philadelphia each
projected, bisilt and atocked rafiroads, solely to
afford increased facilities to this coveted traffm.
Had prudence gone hand in hand with, energy,
all this would hare been not only pardonable,
but actually praiseworthy. It was not long, how
ever, before the limits of colitis) were overstep
ped. The long-winded buyers of the Borah or -
West, who generally sought a credit of- twelve
moths, or oven more, had been in the habit of
deseing with trading firms of cokeesal capital,
wi idemnifinl themselves for the delay in pay
ment by charging corresponding profits. Bat,
in the competition which now. arose, merchants
of smaller capital, and accustomed to giving
shorter Credits, began to seek this description of
purchasers. The temptation to sell a million
annually, where but two-thirds of that amount
had been 'told before, or to sell half a million
where only three hundred and fifty thousand had
been sold, lured many otherwise sagacious men
into the double error of doing a species of trade
for which they badnot sufficient means, and for
which they did not charge a profit commensu
rately large. The result was that tbeeld houses
which had long monopolized this trade, lost more
or less of their customers; for buyers were only
too glad to purchase goods at an advance of ten
per cent. instead of twenty or twenty-five.
Things went on, under this system, well
enough fora while. But gradually the new com
petitors for, this long-winded trade discovered
that their capital was getting insensibly locked
up. They begin , to be in want of funds, and
looking around the course, disc. voted that they
were carrying too many of their western caste
mere. Compelled to meet their own debts punc
tually,. they were dealing with men who met
theirs or not, at. their pleasure; who frequently,
took twice as lunge credit as pad been contract
ed for; and who, when they finally paid, grumbz
led if charged interest, though all the time, per,
haps, their creditors hod been raising money at
one per cent. a month, or even mere, In conse
quence of their over delay. The financial pres
sure, which has now continued, with more or
less severity, for several months has brought the
merchants of our Atlantic cities to their anises
on this subject With but few exceptions, they
now turn the cold shonlder ou lung-winded pur
chasers, wisely concluding this to sell at a low
profit, which is afterwards Paten up in interest,
is paying too dear for the reputation of doing an
enormous business. They are seeking, in cerise
.quence, to cut down their sales, instead of ex
tending them, to reduce credit?, instead of en
larging them. •
The change will prove most wholesome. In
the first place, it will assist to diminish sales,
which will not only reduce importations, but.
, will tend also to check extravagance by render
ing country merchants is tura more indisposed
to, give long credi* In the second place,it-will
throw the long-winded buyers back on firms of
enormous capital, who - will indemnify theniselves
with large profits for the time they expect to
wait for payment. Under the now and vicious
system, merchants here fostered distress; both
among themselves and among their customers.
under the old order of things, to which trade is
fast returning-, dealers here and in the West alike
did a healthy business.—PAß. I,idges.
Tue Caeca-It sile.-The Buffalo (N. E.) Demo.
erat thus sharply folloym up die attack upon the
senseless and cruel practice of checking up the
heads of fiersese - ; ;
When Eitewpyd harnesses his horse for drag
giog brick no a grade, the horse's head is pulled
'towards his tail alal anchored there by the sense
:leattnittriereilees check-rein. 'the arrangement
iettanatursh the animal is constrained by it.—
:Hamad inevitably lose strength by it, for it 'dis
turbs the vital force and induces an unnatural
action lathe muscles of the neck, head. shoulders
and mouth. There are less energy and vigor left
fbr the limbs and chest than there would be If
the stupid contrivierice were jerked off and thrown
'over the nearest fence. If reason cannot teach
this proMptly to any man, just let him try the
experiment by vatting a martingale upon himself
and go to wrestling; or putting a cheek in the
jaws of a boxer that shall extend down his beet
to his belt.
Who beside the British use the cheek-rein,
having their general imitators,
the American ?
The French do not use it; the Germans do not;
the indium and Spaniards of South America, who
literally live on horseback and are perfect horse
men, do not; the Spaniards of Europe do not, nor
do the Turks.' The most observant end most
natural people in the world are free from thin
mischevions error. It .is strange to no that the
English and oarselves did not years and years
ago, rearm up the constantly-witnessed fact that
when a check-rein srde loosed at a tavern stoop
' or in s stable the poor heise Glwayr stretched out
his neck and hung down his head. That was hie
language for saying that the strap hurt him and
i 'wearied dm, that be was heattily glad to be re
lieved from it
The genius that Bret proposed the mechanical
fact of lifting himself up by the seat of his
breeches must have been the author of the the- '
ory that the check-rein held the horse up and '
kept him from falling. The mechanical action
in the two eases must be precisely the same. If
the reader will reflect for a.moment, he will see
no sustaining power-con be derived except from
without the animal. A post, tree or beam is just
as indispensable to the rapport of a horse as to
the support of a man intent en suicide. A horse
, can't bang himeelf up in the air by the torrete
on hie tack, any mere than a man can by poll
ing uPwards at his neck-handkerchief.
Ttie edieek•rcin should be abolished. It wastes
motive power. Its use is unhealthy, for it dis
turbs the otherwise naturally and equally distri
buted vital forces. It shortens the life of the
horse. It diminishes his ape..d and lessens the
free and quick action, eo essential to the ani
mare safety and that of his driver. It is of no
use, and cannot confer dignity or grace to an'
animal - that was made by the Lord. Had man
got up the horse, check-reins and. all sorts of
contrivances would hive beep allowable not only,
but perhaps necessary; but the work of the Great
Artist cannot be improved upon.
Brethren of the press, let us emancipate the
borne from the British check-ruin.
Ate following lines, says says Amerb
CAld, may be seen on an old clock in Scraatom's
auction atom. The clock was made' by uTobias
& Co., Liverpool and London," and is a hundred
years old. Still is "gping," "going,Elike the
auctioneer, and is likely to be "going," lbng af
ter the auctioneer has been "struck off" end
"goner :
I am old sod mt. um 7 h. appears.
War bate Inlk'd olt ma for a hulidrnl wart'
)WlCharitblkn tit. I betom
otatfatlent cotme Is rind
1 bsto r turint at 1.14 with It hot...Utak,
In toy bee Igo. mar. aro ouldied yeAre"
LIGHTNING AND lie aar=ll ON THE HUMAN
Sens:sr.—The French Academy of Sciences
have received some interesting observations on
the effects of the lightning stroke upon human
beings. The number of people yearly stunk by
lighthing in Franca averages two hundred. Of
the number struck there were near:y three men
to one woman.. One-fourth of the .people who
have been struck may trace the misfortune to
their own imprudence in taking shelter under
trees,-which attract the electric fluid. 31. Boadin
called attention to talicUrions facts, in connec
tion with this subject: The first was, that dead
men, struck by lightning. bad been found in ex
aetly the upright position they held when ktlled;
the second win that other bodies bore upon them
faint impressions of.ontward Objectle, probably
somewhat resembling photographie shadows.—
Aninials, however, .are ranch ; memo, exposed to
the influences of lightning than men, and suffer
more by its destructive properties.. More than
once a single flash rd - lightrunihas destroyed an
entire flock of sheep, and accenting to hi D.
Abbadio, flocks, of 2,000 in Ethiopia.
Hann want of currency , is sorely
'felt arthe pre cut time among, our , mechanics
and imbuing teen. Many Of our manufactories
are stopped or running merely to give a subsist
onca to their hands: Welsonted yesterday that
there ar,e good mechanics working for half a dol
lar a day, who, when times, are brisk, money
plenty, and the river high, would command from
$1.,50 to $2 a day. They prefer to work like
lonest good men for' reduced pay; in order to
support theonselvea and families, ratbenthan eat
the bread of charity;or to allow their littleones
'to infer. — There is true - heroism in this manly,
determination to labor,- and to quietly veer
rather than to oat the bread of elviriti Or to paw
that , hours..tu Weeds. An honor' tb thehigh
,
opirio . d, though poor maAeut. , . lay better
days noott come to cheer his humble board and
redder—Cis. Gag.
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kaLEN-SING FOLGLEIRS.--The Cleveland Rana
Deakr Dec. II says:—ln Attgust lastarnancall-
Lug himself William Martin. took passage on the
Northerner at Detroit for the Sault'and on the
Manhattan for Eagle River, bnt finally conclud-'
cal to go to Ontonagon. He iwan a man of Pre
possessing appearance and tibilitiest and made
many friends during the trip. ite visited the
mines, examined them. r.nd upon . his retur n to
Ontonagon reported that he had made contracts
with the agents of the Ridge, Cortex, Arctic, West
Minnesota and Shawmut Mines, to sigiply them
with winter provisions. Ile then armies contract
with the Messrs. Turner for the transportation
of the Provisions from below: and entered into
business partnership at Ontonagon, with a young
manresmed Cole, whom all conversant with the
transaction acquit of any' Imowledgeof, or par-.
ticipation in the villainies. e' fordo. Goods and
provisions for the firm soon began to smite at
Ontonagon autrifiNsoquently a large stock was
accumulated there. Freight bills liccumulated
too, and Cornwall, clerk of the Manhattan, op - -
plying to Martin for settlement received trout him
some $l,lOO in cash. The moniedhusineas of
the 'tlipper Peninsula" is carried on principally
by means of Express Company anti Mining drafts,
and of course-no surprise was excited, when sub
sequently to his payment of freight, Martin
made other payments in drafts [upon Adams'
California Express, and upon the ' Mining Com
panies named above. Ills plan was to draw a
draft for an amount considerably larger than he
fished to pay, and to receive money or good
drafts for the balance. The draftegiven by him
were forged ones, though their printing and form
were facsimiles of the genuine ones. The first
discovery of the forgeries' was made by Mr. J.
W. Van Auden, of the Bigelow Roues, who, ex;
aming a draft upon the lydge Mine noticed that
the Agent's signature wA. spelled Bum -instead
of with two t'e as in thegenuine. . Oath° 10th
of November, leaving a largo stock of goods at
Ontonagon, Martin was at the Sault, whence he
slipped over to the Canada side, was last
heard of at Bruce Mine. His forgeries are sup
posed to amount to $60,000; and it. is thought
he took with him from $16,000 MI $2.0,000 in
cash.
Erect:mos or Itsmus.—Nicholitaßoehitn, the
murderer of Mr. and Mrs. Wickhatsbind the mast
hardened oral the manymnrierers sit.) have re
cently been before our Courts ofJastice suffered
the penalty of the law at Riverhead, L. 1., on
Friday last The same atter insensibility to his
.awful position which characterised Iltim en kis
trial and when he received his sentence, he ex
hibited up to almost the last moment of his (Iris.
tence. On the Wcdnefshoy morning before his
eleAtion ho mule ff second attennitto effect his
escape; and would have probably. succeeded in
accomplishing hie purpose if he had had is little
more time. Strange as it may appear r although
he was shackled with heavy Irons; 'and strongly
handcuffed, yet he managed to tear' up at least
one-hair of his cell flooring, and , to remora a
large stone from the bottom of the main wall.—
In order to deceive Mr. Edmunds the jailor, he
placed his conch over the tjperture lie had made.
Mr. Edmunds observed. that seinen:Sag was
• wrong, and additional precautions *ere taken to
foil him in any future attempt, either to liberate
himself or commit smicido. When on the scaffold
he declared - his entire innocence of the mime for
which he was to suffer. Ilia spiritual adviser.
was in attendance on him. Belted, a prayer
book (Catholic) which he kept conSimitly 'in bin
hand; and desired no one besides his Priest to
converse with him on religionti matters. A few
persons only were prermitted to withers the aw
ful scene; and there wan no sympithy for the
culprit
KAMA,/ OPEBATIONA IS NIWYOIIk.—Tbe offi
cers of the New York-Kansas Lea g ue have been
.very active through the peat seal, and up to
the time of the closing of navigatie on the Mis
souri, sent oatsbont 1,000 able raid respectable
Americans, who had applied for infOrmation con
-
outing the new andlnvitingleniMry; and were.
happy to avail themselves of their reterithle ar
rangements for speedy, rare, convenient and
cheap traveling, and the sttentione of attentive
agents an the way. - Probably not less than one
thousan I more, in like manner directed, went
with tickets procured elsewhere and' about
1,20 Q are now preparing to followin February..
.
and March. All these have bad , e m eans to
...
pay their own expenses, as the ague under
takea only to give infoematien - andi make' tho err,
m
rangemeu alluded L to.' IL
The Selacount Cosponyovkich v is a stock as
sociation acting in harmony with,t h e -League,
sent out an exploring party in Ucieber to select
a site for • city and a county in, the interior q
Kansas. They travelled through the western
portion; where lies, the best land,L and proposed
a spot, where about twenty men Xre now. em
ployee] in laying out the ground, and making
preparations for a large pop:titian expected
next season. .
A letter received from one - of the ,agenta a few
days since, says:
'' - 1 have bedn over a coneiderable extent of .
the territory, and have conversed _With &number
who are quite familiar widths resources; and
all agree with us, that the situation named for a
city is a moat happy one. It embraces - 1i num
ber of local advantages, besides (that, it re sur
rounded by the best land in the territory. In
short, nature indicates it as an importantpoint."
It is on the Santa Fe road, which is, and mart
be the great route for traveling to New Mexico,
Utah and Califomia,near a stream, a belt of tim
ber, and a coal mine. When arrangements have
been completed, the public may eapect full infor
mation.. Up to the latest dates, she weather in
Kansas and the vicinity continued no mild as it
is hero in May or June, and no sickness has
been heard or —Nem York Conner.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec.. 191 HR.—There
has been a whispur here to-day relative to a movo
merit of a somewhat mysterious character, to
which Austria, Spain, and the United States are
asserted to be the parties. 4is 'something iniq
uitous, doubtless; and kept very secret by the
Cabinet.
New Year, December 19,1554.—The shipping
houies here are uneasy again in reference to
the re-appearance of the choiera on board the
European packet ships orriviogi of this port.—
Within the week. past there has been mare or
less mortality on almost every ,immigrant ship.
Some of the physicians , say it i 4 chip fever, but
others that it is cholera The Itochansbean
which arrived to-day from. Antwerp,. had thirty
two deathS.
DESITIIITION is TIM ELIVEPTII WARD.—The
Pastor of the 1 lth Presbyterian Church in this '
city, Rev. J. P. Hovey, whone!residence is 199
Fifth street informs us that:3ooo Persons have
been dismissed from employment in the different
ship yards and iron works ireJ the above named
ward, in the last few weeks. - pependent as their
families are, on their daily labor for snpport,
very many are now reduced to great straits, and
help is urgently required. • Many of these fami
lies are connected with Mr. Ifoiey's congregation
and we assure our friends that any donations
they may transmit to him, will be judiciously
and faithfully applied.—X. I'. I Observer.
Ship building in New York in about at an end
for the season. According' to the Journal of
Commerce, the tonnage launched 'during the
year amounts' to 80,130 tour, representing 88
vessels of all descriptions, and embracing 26 full
sized ships, and 4 steamships. Estimating the
cost of the new tonnage at 568 per ton, which'
is a low average, there have been absorbed by
it not lees than $5,200,000. The' tonnage launch
ed-last year amounted to only 45,479. tons. so
that-the increase this year le very -large. ' The
amount of tonnage on the atocke - now:le only 17,
413, against 58,749 last year! An soon -as the
tonnage nn the stocks is completed building will
be almost wholly suspended for the present
- -
The Washington' Union et a {hat the-opposi
tion to the present Andounistratido has but "a
small capitaL" For a email capitalist; it has
certainly been doing a tremendous ind most tme
cessfulbusiness in the late' elections.--Louierrille
Jour.
A. Cincinnati paper, speaking of. our friend,
Col. Carpenter; who was recently shot Meeting-,
ton,. says " he is not considered dangerons."—
The jeal ous husband -that Shot him certainly
thought him dangeroua —Loh. Jour.
New Corms Corm—The new cent pieees will
be Issued from the Mint iniationrse of a few
days.; They are considerable smaller then the
old cent pieces, and forma really besutiltrl and
attractave . ..copper coin. ' Odium side hi the bead
of Liberty, and the thirteen stars being omitted
the surface is plain and polished. The reverse
is the same in design as the Fold cent; but blight
er and much mom. firdshedl 'There Is a certain
amount of alloy mixed with the copper, and the:
perfection of the' die , givasi to the coin a.llttish
sad !deputes that. has nsveribeeft attained in our
copper eoinage.' "TheWeirt 'Gila will ,he'univer
sally...weleomed asnailed ImProvement.—
10
Irour OR Quamor VICTOR 'TO CANADA.-=-The
Cmordn papers ar e WarrillYiMemsling thetinPH
ety of petitioning the Queen to visit her domin
ions upon:this Bide of dieidflentio oOesn:,: The
Hamilton Gazette, Teren*Globe; and 'dentinal
Mot; unite in urging tluit elm be invited to take
a 'Voyage next summer; byi,which ale the
Mot; " the war in Efrailfe :met bars tartans
. Semi Soon: E4ornnteas.--43sysrd Taylor;
the trseder,nays heuprefars Bleadeo for thebeau
ty of Its scenery, Germ a ny for Its society. Cali{
fonds especially for its ntmata, and the United
States cult' government.
1
ppiemakomm. 4
IBELJOS.
=Mil
Colic
The Granite Farmer in - Vine
says:
"We are told that BO tons of this hock runt
tors' of Gleasorie Pictorial hove been purchased - ,',
by the paper mill In this city, to we re-worked
into white psper."
The editors of the Frimafaifesrean say that
when they first read the lecrimid of thoshooting
of CoL It. B. Carpenter, (maj . Imainturestore
him le speedy health,) 'they. thought , . that it
could not be; or if it were so, it wee ettenge that
-the heavens were not hung with bleak,' end the '3
eon and stare veiled from vision." It''eru oar
thinly very etrange indeed that theite abiespher
ical phenomena did not occur. We s donbt if hu
coart_philosephY wilt erer be shle - to a:LOAM it.—
.The ilecoruihition of :the Metropoli
tan Mechanics' liurtitate,
iftrr Ole' Pronaierc 'dm thrnmvet•
thosenve, gad rho Yeast* and Gera WM.
Opelled at tbe.citY- Of !M".
W i t l a j n ' . on Ilanda,:thi Rh
day of YettruarY,
in the new and splendid Rallof thelistatitulea
which Is one of the most the Unttd
States.. •
To tide Exhibition the Ilabthaturas, kboitanlot, Art
iste. inventor...ad all other. doctrine to dbale7 to r►
wilts os thelr labor, mein. ingenuity. and taata from ell
parldona bah* Union, are aerate'', Welted loarthrtbnita _
The klachnutty
Ile
*Ube nista the, ; done a
V i re e th, lobalathgent• Stantharwr. tat:Wert lama.,
Alt Intending to =I riqUested to sdrii
. at
se early . a day as twathls. a il
ithould loottlabootho
th ...proper Isaac*.
.IThe
mince,
thersdhre, feel that. In hailing oast+
batons from all portions of ttle Union to the iismen
gialrog ma sorotirsis ktecannog Iserrurra they
are offering to Us profane of excellent articles II rather
opfortunity.clesoklar•P.ootwo to-the +bale gauntry
their not and utility, the =Mahe MU earth' work
ratishlP, and tale adaptation to.the papas
noun
which
they nay be
Into
_ • •
Tar respectfollY salcittrad the troika th ose
eadmenaof ..ant handiwork. which hereathes bare
Sunned athrei and implant a feature of thole die
if it le lawfasent to thinolt Ina -COPtIitIICIOIII to
tkwatdttee of 1.411•11, and to award to vadat of 'arta
premium ofjewenw. Oultedin the tufa of the bit
exhibitors. ,
The Ilan will to opened tbr the nauedion af•Geoda on
Monday, the 20th de/ 0t.1an0..f.. 04 o 0 th.
Thumb'''. the 6th of -flehroary,• eta esker. the - Srolm
tton will a formally opened far the mesao of wleitors.
and continue open about lair week.
No article desalt.' otter Wader sliAte Mot /Nitro
ar eon be entered:upon the ' Abilse wth thr
tlon y,
or premium. except such. a UM eactrattes than he
estithed wore dispatched fronts diaanoe in time to hare
reached the Hall by the der, latt 'Wed twartive tan an •
aroblable detention.
Articlee !Waned for eatdbition calf. willh.wonla4
ree of charge. until Tuesday debt. ethof litest
&cloak: enervate/adze. depacitars 0.11 he intacm uary.t to •
charge of from 60 mite to Si fOr ath atla=bre th .„
Apprentices and :anon, who co m ntribute
•ilit %tea inr i Vion .a. ttl a tN .t dali . : este. and ths
tenartrcles o depoettediacompetttkru endtaleatun T tg
American tasonfathre, otheolcconudy la ad
. (PacVgge ' regentettOr 1.:731, 'ettr,":l 7 = .
label man be furnlshed the dark at the !ins. of .11,11=
thbeate Pa entry on therecord. Priam may be
c' Dectirtc t etTithe Ate of the
ntry, 4011 L i
011 fa.t. 0 1
11%;°P.`'.'A`g ottA.,i7time
N. kt.--ao..da should be 2.11,4%4 sentilari •?. , mAroafac
Vac Sarasota." Neea.ict Inealtde,
.111ukfast
and th ouldhae e
n d ing ont of the artlarta and theme
of the parts se them, distil:el/ nialted the
peekagea Tay should also he b 7 aotth
florae. . • , " .
Circulars,' coutainlnit detailed hairttadons.. for
warded, and any information, •on aspliwt to _the ear.
the
Petpandlo bwrretarr, to 'MOM e 015101.1101410. Oft
heehaws c
aft e Inaltolo thodid be addronsed.
nordatawbe . -
MINCE PIE FIXINS—
Citron.
t Lemon Psel, AA. AA. W. nlebr "
a0..10 A. xdauact.
1111 YR FLOUR-65 bbls.prima Ryoll6[l2
reed and tar italiby 13.30 Wa rs rOMNIr.
aUTTER-10 kegs paqad and 5 tddaprline
nal reed audios fish lir DELL '& Lianann
St.EEP PELTI— , : 2 Wigs rgargarige
XTBA FAMILY FLOUR—C Fork
'ono;
.':—3 ma • superior , - - .h' •r
tab,. so= J . BIMOONISAILTra aOM
OHEESE,4OO las. prime W . )3. cutting
Just reo'd and! ide by 11011.1 e d COLLINS. •
CODA ASH—Foreign and Dome.stie in htore
And Delnimanntsetozed lbrde by.
l . BEN:U./T.OMS t 00.
K p FINED , SODA ASII„ for.. Mat glass
mainfactuiars far Web
BENNETT, GUMS SOO.
•
- 114 1 01 t SALE —A Lot •of •Cirourto 24 by 60
a Dwatar st. at VI! junction of, 3
fr L bfjin k ":=l s two stair BIWA Dwal/Wi. w
dnile:l, °Wail:axis twomr, rowr wpal , kw,
_Slit Pas
RI. 31300. I . .syments
,IL Ma 11l W:5 •
r UIT-10 3, 2 Dg
4. 4gLest; •
arrhe for 4.1..br .' bw' C 'ree' saVta l l DfrAgiab
reed as d i tar " by_ ±-: 1 11:1 1 1f1130 - .11 . a./ .• -
ARD-5 kegs Na 1. Family Lark War
rive and for n 4 Di }IMMO. DILWORTH.
.IP.IMES , • his, prima Otuaege
arrlre and for ishi br WAIVER & DILWORTH.
HAMS --4 tee. Sugai Cured fir sale by
mzo • • .1: - /t Pt. ILEA; It Watir R.
CORN -BROOMS-38 'dm on hand and - for
owl •by =SO ' k RBA. 14 Watsr et.
'UTTER -5 b 11 Builterl=l2,
. 3 • P.; o. . In ere
large. ari• 40 lig( • •do do Isms.
atom and *mode by • - •J. N.
fI,UTTER —lO bbls. prime role Butted;
tossrire for satig g " 4 l k itilitEit DIGQOVH.
OOD SOUND SMALL MACKEREL—
SA vet bbli from. Ross. PATTON ildeoollll.9.
N-10001bs. asa'd Bacon in storo and
to .retie Cor ale by PERIM h.DILIVOILTH.
F 1 4. 3 E, th A r N o a S
d 4
neebr
prBm eo a
: , W
E n i n plV ß ollT H i
.n
STRAINED HONEY, ' 4 and 8 lb, cans,
&rade bt I ..941 Wa.OeCIAJEO.
iiiRLED APPLES-2A bus. =for sale 14
I/ Ott J. D. W/1".1,,,,,,
FANS--,3 bags White for slue ol a
dal4
bble. New, $ lesur
kw] to'
Lll 6 •
Phn".l.9hif:D.A7
FIRE KENDLINU-40 Pack! Oto4ver's for
ale y del4 , J. DAVILIZIXS.
ALCOHOL-75 and 92 percent* m _EOM
and farnieby R., E. SII.I.TaB 1 CO., 67 Weod
4 ACRES OE LANG, situated,
lloktoo toptlab IP; Beam Esti; within Llll l / 4
01 'n Me
lon. 0. A P. 11. 114 30 Amu • aband4
no
0n,4 timber land. - A 3 toot vela of E11t1.11.0121 Oat
opened and ...dr to by vaned. Tho land IP yo&hts, bat
all be call.lystod. &Moo 140. Apply to
dol3 . • B. AMAIN & PON. No. 11th
•ne i n nobs;
-OTTER---6bblL Prnk..
• ea mows— D
11RIED FRl3lQo7bus.. Diic4 Paphos;
tadfar tab, by Ott . 8.80 O:7.At
- - .
'WOOLEN FLANNELS,-Whitei Soulet,
and Yelp*, Philp stidTyllA k•
muse valletr: . •
VOW P ECEISLBEW‘- - Sarver. Paula; Gcr
L fiy. Orabooload , eetorotm. BADLEIVAIbey.
EW
tboAme AE.E,S r EA icanfluni SONAB
atEsbOoP P.M% I LE BOOKS 11,1; ism
.l,
Nt• beautiful stioarloov.- •
.140 Ws mow tom attiO.tomires to our. Maul& old sal
wll so young, inch • botwolmAtrolf bamitiftd mmiOty of
Ill e ogrsted. olto ibiAllsbalidiWoosooo.so as Um, josonat_
time ^
T mit ei L im
Ea imme iooka
from New .e m
nd 8. B. union. uld Mem Dub.
Intfigr whlah
a,"lllt4lll°l'.'l==.
of Mostrated mad standard • lift•boo•Lasouldito ,
Moro noor Ilaliday Bala tipaho „lot we DT
MO • : OW • 8. UR. •floiamo7,
fiAR GAINS . IN • HOIISES--Vr: 'Oar for
pan memalsoni; nabonsatlnl Dwlnfts , Bourn. In
anmninnt,ft•Uor arrand.ntlbr =Wort and In
an t r j . t tnarl, Zo t lold- - at loe h =yst .tba b :
sna T ill building nall:Wi ,of
-pay *um boasm • LOU arpt
Fannin land, on mu to
of- paymnlt, can sc ths obi
T MI. 1411.111 it
'TOBACCO -138 bx,t, snanafaotured - Tobpaco
rd 2. to Utz Mniekh,
KOS. 6 TWIST TOBACQO form& by
01:
tor wiz, thy trar ortbi , •
A 111..NDSCIELE LACE SETTS._ xixed by Ex-
Fr ag. tbiaa ;
ia.tenciecd Chandtetto sad
A. the OW 'WOW ta be estumed to nwYork on
yriewij.2%. nintann anobinrof ens 10n4 nnankt enll ,
temisyolt VAN OULLOZWO. enniarkin nt.; an; artnlLL
LACK LEAD-1000 lbs. GOIMISII fer sale
b r dsl4 5 z ......c.•c0. ~
- - - -
135.1M1N6'S WORKS for exile by_
del - . J. B. U 1. 1 ,15054 65 - bland .t.
11117ILLISON'S CATECHISM, 0n1y,25.ct5.,
- v bi J. B. DAVISON. a nuke. mt.
161311001L5.-- 50 9, more - Square — Woolem
lo • "AN at • A. A.ALSSON AC0.;25 [AA st.
w ;:..,:mc r
• LBS.: 43ABRET113 - - 8001'CII
VateilaY.La stamand
1-,ussitc
IIOLIDAY BOOK S of all kislds pAvi-
Mow licak than, 66111arkst
--- -
ELAND BOOBS FROM ARC
. Tiox—w. ba TO lad riled team Asuaii
. cind ma
gu alitelotar mi .egv azdseemtd taxd k..... .j317 „.
.Ivar bri,
aea
J. &DMA) 66 YUMA mt.
DRAWING AND TAINTINIWIARSSONS
—Me a. nOw open:ll:malaria utit nt anst
1117
acresci mad bentUtal hood. amt . ill
~vt
luctulod Is plantings:A &smog a* mar
Ins Uta5..."116.410N us adsztod is itla k Or th•
LATER, YEARS by the 4thor Of,
S eordino, tut of Ire:ulicads Sabo. •
' dykes. do -do do da gold k =MN
nom Honor It Deo. Dr , i
4th.
BIBLES-S. Sadler; Allegheny. luuriuse
Mar s , Atree m errri
laierrisidlatitgait to sr LEM Now,' *WWI" edition.