BUSINESS DIRECTORY. X Y. PETTING= 1.02.11 ADVICE:CUP:6 AGENCY 122 NA/1840 Mr" NE* VAX. , . _ dwa ID. Satestree, soya., P. • C. ore Agents fa thil most Mihontlal •ad lamer. .t..... 1•• commordor Paton both to the united Ntatn • d the . NEW YORK .AIDit)TISEMENTB hileerin lief of Huainan . Finns are &monk the beet onen In the city of hew York. AOOORDEON RUNG, W.MSENBORN CO., (late Zzy t inze i WtOlesal e edlege A i & eerel . Mad. Wm.. M. jaL^^-tdsll'Ls 00TDOS MIL DUCK. J , toaN COLTS Standard Cotton Sul Duck; 11. 0. BeAcu t. CO.,' Yo. 71 Mae =net, Nem Yollt, sole sipmts. Cotton. Caans fnaa plems.l al: ex' isims !,p, , ,. 0 i:lt By, aGlii flint Cloth., and Copper it , Al. V4,tlTyt. , . DEN GOODS.. OWEN MeNAMEE & CO. Importers of America D Planadlrap and P elan Stlk and Paner thada.ll7. and - tap3o-55 F• COTTENET & CO., Importers of French . y d other Earopean G0adi..1 . 6. 40 Broad stmt. tapigna . . IFICTEIN ct HON}, 100 Liberty r, st., and h a w ct, car-Ski:lhr Plaza . Importer, aur darks. Bllksatc. IMES OWEN, 15 Broad St., importer of Dreg. Trimmtags. (Maps arid Fringes, sak Craratik Mitts, and E lk O.& mngly. can. 0074 .. : BORN, SCHLIEPER & HAARAUS, InP withers of German and Beigith Broad Cloths. Silks, tering tr., No.do iththunge Pleas. tertSol.s ' . NETER. IL MULLEN, Importer of French , ' Gomm 'and Swiss Drr Goods, Satins, Yd Merl ' 1 Bthoele,Wcoteert ae.. No. Br Broad street, New York. eeplti-lrreel'SS B 4A ERTRAND, FRERES & HENRY, Im pacter Cambric* and Linen Cambric Ilene be 44 Limn bairns, Embroideries, de,. theu 114 ble- ram e.. - de.a) M*EEKER & MAIOHOFF; - Manufacturers of nahlonablnDrestudekakTkluvalstn.Prlogva. lambs, Buttoos. ..11 Day eared 013-171.1•1'55 r. B. HATCH Jb CO., 99 Chambers street, Irawean of Notice:Lem' Porniohl.l. G00d... and anufootorers of &dna Btooks.k.e. torical'ss L IH . .A '4 M. DAVIES, JONES & im tstialY port GUIDELCUILIg 001414 And Milt • .n 3 tt.kt. kisyttt Ties. L. 2:I Warren street. bt3 ~ I CEILTAI.'i REILEDY. . ITst the Maclean Mustang . Liniment is Ithetunatlaan.llrulaee. BURK Pllee - Barak an effectual can for all external cote mints of loan or salami ff. W.Weettrook, wish:4l ottgiattar and JTV-C14'55 nAOCIILIMEOTTPFS. GT r• • ie 349 Broadway, the-oldeirt . ..Lbllatmaut In the Onfleet Nepl3.lytatnelll3 SANFORD & CO., Foreign 137 . .4.41.ar._ , Gards suslyea 1=r=l:IIMill . lams* Co. acd3.ly.taeltida pA - Nr.la A.ND 0F.2.31AN FANCY HASKOTB. .• • .P.rcaLIRLES ZINN & CO., 52 Maiden Lane, It.) . imparter. of }lea s h and human Faner sad Travel. =la , ITl:ufact u tcr u er i tif . C.sne and tlored ORATES AND TYNDCREI. • IMPLit...IAOSSON, (formerly W. k Um) Orate sad 'Seeder -Nester. ¢9l Breemlinly.Wne doer skive 19th et. New TOTk.ccla ti5.27.41b LYDIA 81713118110001 M. , NEWARK INDIA RTJBEER CO., 5 • • • ••_.;i., • 414:,.. , :•• 14. EN -lONI ON INDIA RUBBER CO., 41 John v., make a dads of Rubber Clot.h.lryr. cloth.. Drug- Contsfecan M 601.48.00 each. . _ . • MACTEMMECY AND MACHINE TOOLS. :TDREWS'IcjESIIP, No. 67 Pine NI, New • Torn. Conimbielon Merchants ihr the sole °fall kind, nirints Troia and Cotton and Woolen Machinery. _trim the bond oaken _...Ereloolve Agents ter I.o.fte • Shona. delMtroyliren • PAPS& WARBIIOO3i . _ CYRUS W. FIELD k CO ., 11 Cliff street, Denuders sad {Phohiale Des/ers in 0 1Atterrknis"a Dernistn awl Eittellan PAPERS, sad every descripane l Peva Mantillietstrers matetislit , - _ tatutiiMil iLUNCA.N, LEWIS do BARTOW. No. 161 Willlein street.—A kentee. great Parlett. o lanitl , f PAPER *a Bark- iiitst Printers, BookbLudian, eeteinini and Tradesmen inniestaly. tel<3lls — PAINT A1...1J COLOR SLANILIPAUTUNITS. ftAINSOW COLOR WORKS, Rochestvr N Y0r1i,166,461.15 1161dan Ita,g Pads 66,11:116=b6 roe. 4.- 4,64 lef.Ss &FLO= SALAMANDER SAFES, & Goatee Dam.* Loan and Cram Ham WIRICITT CG. Ituan6erater.l92 Pazi • 4•30'55 TOM MID FANCY GOODS. .1111MRN & CO., 54 Maiden. Lane, ana Vig &MT/ xs b ' t ff'r°4l=Wrt." t I T P" 55 &w5 4, 71.):7wr1f.f;kri.5.X.,1•4 7 ,14ikth,:11 ~ lll;h~l;;K~7:YYakT~'lQoll~.`fli~.rie7 ~~ r:~tT'~>j"#!!R.7iTil7~!!4Yl9'~l..T~l!7 r~ _ ~-~ • - WLSDOW GLASS. PALVIT, Aa _ I H. POILLON & CO., Importers of ON - lama Conch . and Window Glla—So. 34 =rear 4p30'.5.5 , - BOOTS & SHOES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, •" • • - JAMS HOBE, 050 MARKET and 6 , llnion eds., 3d door fonathe Market UMllle. Plttilb.ll4 .oald Inform blend, add the public gederally, that he haajnet reed 01.7211 litoeX celiac*. and Rum i s all their yuletide. Hie Met Le one of the larreat ever opim • thkeetty and embrameereerythlur Imre by tOo 1.4 1,0 of Phlladalteds, Nur Tort and Butaa. and he trouts cannot fall 'Waimea ail. Ora: earlobes beers even deleatios .4tor thalami nods, all *redder, be .o+nah. He Abu continua to nesaufeetarraur heretofore, ,all die ecriptione Of Brow.] elms.. and Emu Ma load tenni. *nee or over 93 years In business in tble city, le, be trade. • mordant guarantee that thud ad u lator - him with their addronate.4lll to fairly dealt dith; • dale TIISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.- - . :s o u. 1. j. tatlec ~ : ,., ; ., ,,by tt iv i s a la , that. th end .t , P•rr r e•rbl Kfl r , ir , - : 1,16.8F12 Ea UUI 41diaselvall , .. , Tbzimanaletw . .i .b. e a IVATg lArt.... AU _PP.datii attended t 000 N bor. PETER. SILISKE, N 0.117 Pena mi.. , . . - ' , • 00.0 - Su - W. ms, Pittatargh. Excelsior Carriage Factory. Exce t . Any. 210:18TON, BROTHERS praeti• eal roach Italtsmacaliat ad Reboot and Babbitt eta. Myatt.. ban an hand and are coamulachirlhf : an ationabsattaoribant at Catiabb, ltooltaways,Boaados. PgrCan, do, madh la all that, nibs, with adard to durability bad lor dolah. halts all ma work the bad Juniata Irmaad Kasten% Lilt kom bepatrastterclod to au the locahbatonabb tan.. 'MIT :bel toattlautthadwll who bay *Tor them with %hair pah ThOwin be twebottr sawad, on trial. of dub wort Miabarsh and hlhorbeater o=bone An the Toe= Cary eva7 asstutee during the dab, oe-S WESTERVELT",• Venetian Blind . • " . ilanufieturer.ige.l3 Bt. Mir exert. Pittsburgh. oc=s-hsod :ED STEAMBOAT OWNERS—Wanted to buy, sit 'atm:tin . * Mow? Boa. tbe • easb. sr ralestasseill 'rhea Memoir* of • • 0e2541 • THWILAS WOODS, 75, 4th mt. FANCY CHINA 81 RE, Gs WOOD mu= as ITITSBORGILL . .I XlST•lmported and now open full sort .'Aimont Raab apd Zogtherflllt sad 'White Clans, Gilt and MOW and 0‘.14 Storm IThin% Conman W. now D 4 Bp Ilnattrr Crsda sell.lick it. 000KIN/I.ON. MINA pLASS WORKS, • WI. DAVIDSON 44. CO.. ..ANUFACTURERS and dealers in Vials, Beta" and all ktodsof Omen and Mat Glanesre, Woo; te..—No.= Market. stmt. Pttlabo Ps. Ratko/sr attention sony to Detre* =match lb! Wtslni. BALE--280 scree of • land: , an - White " - Oak Bottom, 1 mile hoes Mattestort. Ims roosts an AA stew *ramrod land, aq hour one a g ==ol.4 4 l. 7„ :t y . A 1 4 ,44 Ani•Lo . ty .. ol . ma wishing to toy:sal oast., untold Qo Iron to meg it I. tta nulekset toy to Mot en by boil. Tonoiro - •• . - • n 074! • wOODS, TA, 4th at. WORRENT,-11. good Bonne '0ri.241 sinnamlthtleldsa4Oraatst. Rmilalprrausuth. THOS. W 001.1.76 'math R. IMFARMERS, DAIRYMEN AN TAN ICS.—For .) ta1e.478 aurae efLitid.lo irate:areland • ' . - .-„ =Lig= h ir etarl= Iltr l M, :ad I - • ..' ' .Rallroad. About 40 scree are el. , .AZecod tillable land. oloon which is o ff Log Ilona, and Barn. It le yea adapted '- to ttormajog ruit colt would oaks an excellent bah 7, _ man souring lanarlaatif. ma the OW= WOO nal eee• . =nth the bast nate. • There ie an abundance of tbp \ _ Umber. air Cbeetnt,Cheeterat 00, (tart tbobecy - - .___"he OakPonlar,ae. It la wall worthy taw attentbm of • • :: ~. ,.....eras the Dart ran to mat to limbo:rob. h 7 elaur rallroadonanaL The Umbers/one is worth more than the Reseorsslud,sad snort of the Lend 'mild adord cual• , , ant . _rofUw..•!obas eland. . • ... • , tee "... 0111 be add for do rap larr prim of SO per , • atm or ft WU be dirkled to snit podubdu.s. at from 54 41 • -'' . L Pr....n....74,i--iLyhe- It.laan La Mae. soma! no arooPoliooloorr. Title la r . timtals hadolre of ' • ' TI OS. Wellithab Wood ft. • _____ ~ 156 *ErA i 2 ber irtapd Box Iron :: t LEE S tde . - L :. .., Sub et 7 3 l in g Purchaed e . e .f7 " '.. •., . _.. *nausea Pala at Has and. J. . , nt ilettansass Ststotblas /anti id d.. rms t,,e, savaged In nnatdastaang Um tuna In ons• neetSdo sritti ta• eat. ns Isms a:mlwatt' Oa kad" Ms asntrooolosn nista st.. epseels, A nw. b m . 0,,,,, 5 . w or k y .. Wyss sad Sdqd nssatssant of du exasnon Sailer • " sad B..llremyto lewd, be "sada asanstAth r inyit . tb . . . Weald= of WPOIOOIO. dealers-and the public In mesa ocest/d C. &UNMAN D..o..dety tits. Pa. ' -- No. L. 6 - Arch Berea, riuseuregynto, rs Imporie of IL 'I. Gee's , NEEDLES: , Agents for the most Celebrated WOOLLY TARIM Hoszartr. Aymara smut= DMA WERlidc. HABDWAZEFOE RADDI I .EI3O AND CARRIAGE MAHLEHR. ' r' it. T. Leech, Jr., IM — WOOD FaRRA7, Frrrastracre. ' .Also, Cloths, Liu, Dszoaks. M Deer Mir Bad AltigVeram poulw, Syrian. Ashr. Yarokb, &Aga. Fen COL'D CALICOES—Jist ree'd 200 OW cord Calla,. OW lift:kiwi:a In iiold atila CIRME--500 bxe. prime W. 'R. Chbeee eersteet tee eliex7 'tan= eixt.tuk atm TOE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. BUSINESS CARDS 111111hy wad AOSEPH S. it A. P. MORRISON, Attor "rad Lag. No. 143 I,Porh air.1..b:17 • • W. HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake l's B;1 : 11:11rwar Gnat .trees, between Yourzt tad . 1. OBEBT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law, IA of Louis. Ma paOBKRT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law— s, Corner of 11111 tad Grant rtrsetaoppcalta the Comet 0.. arra Pittotnareta mr2ar'63 JAMES J. KUHN, Attorney ht Law, office Foscethstreet, os.Grant, Pittaburgb. jalb-dly FRANCISC.,FLANEGLN, Attorney at Law No. 110 Fourth street, Pittemrek. =MEI JASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law, u re:l9 Fifth strait, Pittsburgh. BANKERS AND BROKERS. lERNAN &CO., Bankers and Exchange Brokenk7n, Wangle:ere, corner of Insmond Alley. LZNanrantuPandaell Bank Noteagnel Cola. Dbeount Time mina Interest, land eve their man' atten.an teal' ak a, marten aPPartalng to • Beclker'• banana. 1111:1••• darn Benbange ennetantly.he male. m101..1y 6.01.........11.01.ce LIAYa RAMES do RAUM, Rankers and Ex 'change Broker. Bay mad Sellbld and Oliver and n Note% nek_otlate lours On &al-Estate or Block Damn VAVoVrlt 7.1' nsiaaorr Blco*V..s,nVOsTriXiagt'ikaKV tions made on all no polnta In the Union. Mane earner of Third and Wood ortreeta, directly oppodte the St. Churn. Dotal. myl-ly D. &LNG, Coin, Stock and Exchange 1:1 Broker. Fourth Went—Harz nod Stocks on mm~i o rent nteintolletionr c Z e on the West at lot r h atA l War , tan Book Motu Bought and mid- 111, lir:mums 1e.113.....-..-10eare. St. C. HART. ALMER, HANNA & Co. Successors to Cloearrr, Banta Co., Bankors.Exebasupe Broker...mid to fo Foraign and Domestic Eschulge.tkollfloattls Of Deposit, Bank Notes,ssui Poiesie—N. %V calmer of Wood and Third annent enrol= -Wormy recelaed on Depodt. eight Cal Cheek s foe of and oall 1.4 17 , gons made on warily all prind aFt7g.thgglum paid for 'Tana k a and American ddranoen nude ou consigtonente of Produce. shipped east. on Übe,. tem.. WH . H. WILL I AM S Bankers and gehangs Brokers. North Nan corner of Wood and Thlrd streets. Pittsburgh. dll transertions made on Uheral tam; and collection. Promptly attended to. lad WILKINS & CO., Eichange Broker., jok.l=rthzdzet orp ort r i lte the Bank of bntl Otto.. ilritte- WM. LARIMER, Jr. ' Banker and BM- W T ker. 4th street, No. dd, adjoin:doing the Boot of Pittsburgh. 110IXES & SON, Dealer. in Foreign . !kismetle of Eddie:Lg . , CertMabee pewit, H ook rlote• mid Specie. Ne. 09 31/abet ne tt,. Maw burgh. ear Collection, made on all the :principal calm throuchout the ❑alted Slate. BOOKSELLERS &C. JL. READ, Bookseller and Statloner, No. J north erect. Apollo B‘ll4lnp. TORN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta ymoue. =mow to Dario= A• datum, No. # I Blarkot street, oesp Fourth. Pittsburgh. Pt _ _ ENRYBOSWORTH; Bookseller, and Dealer In Pa. St- ngooory. Le., No. 82 Mork. t. stm osor • .1. Cittstargb. EbAY &. CO., Bookaellers and Stationers, • No. .5.5 Wood itreeh met door to the corner of Third, arab. l'a &had and It. books tocutantly too hood. COMMISSION &C. • . . • J. W. BORER & CO., - nt:RWARDING & COMMISSION MEN WANTS sad Dealers In all kinds eiPittabwatt Man. t Azilelea, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead. Y. 97 Fleet WIL H. BUTTON. if'Waal* Grocer, Importer mid Dealer w . 1?OREION WINES, Brandies and Old Mo nonmagshela R 7. WM.Y7 No. 12. Eouttr-Eaal acme Wood and Front do, Plittbor b. Panne. t0b.21 it A. 3I'BANE, Commission and For .(laen,..rorsonns r i s t ipset, dales In Wool „ aid . = street AtsburgEb. azday'S3 ROBISON OF, CO., Wholesale Grocers Ptedoe Arlan, metel Comadodon Menem*. IV • . Pittabmwk. 1.10 Ig:INGER HARBAUGH CO. (Succe. B,n to 8. 11•4444881,) Comerrimmiee adrar,44ll • 14 Dealers in Wool awl Protium ger.844114, NN. 14. TIM .8110 &mud atreeta.Pittabcrzh. Pi. •83.14 ,24.W-REA, Flour Factors, Commission isr end 747 . 4 - 47 , 1144 Marebsata and Amgen to %oboe. gemmtly. 07144418•Pw.4447174 474447.44.74. attnadq N.. 74 Wsles =41,0 Pronj 474. tittaurst.. Penna. . 44747, A. a. A ,!F. C O., ls ARDY, TONES Sacooora to STROOD„ _JONES k oo® gad tensed, Httsban ettha . an, Deans Pittabargb ManasetzuedGands. ch ITESZER-te ANTELO, General Commie. iv rt. ilaretunta, Phil:44ola T.lbersl dbdvalvs• amdramenta of ?mince raceqaty, Je77 cum Grocers, Comm/sedan dtsrebsate. Nolan In Prodwel sad aAsbarab Ilanufsetaren Nn. JA WOW Flttabarrn B. CAXFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio, a Cotestdsclan sad Farawdin_ Nertheatt. snd Pot in Western Raw,. C 0.,., Ihatar. sad Pend dsb.sad Western Prtdses senersay. Wster stmt. Loewe. Swlttudeld euxt Wood. Plttstrargh. 'MILO urrzsat i ..----...11Tm isTzostetstras. LITTLE CO., Wholesslo Grocers, rtsturres . s" c '"rso'.‘ll= . " D** !'iri& 11: bmgh. savtig.3 pHRESE WAREHOUSE .- HENRY; H. v.) COLLINS, Yanrsravrand OcamaLodon exchastokad VON BONNHORST MURPHY, intole, oda Groamaad Commamdma Marmbanta mad Nat= ntestserat natettetmle, :re = water street.; rut* •zh. Ps. 110 MAS PALMERjm porter and Dealer La 75.555 th .ad Amnia.. Wall Paper Na 65 !Wk. betwenss nerd sad Fourth Cave; Pitt.ssargh. • 53 IAT HoCLINTOCK, Importer and WJlol .4,1„.1(217 - 722, 1 24Rtere. C'''"Un ts fi rtwt °' Steam Bast aracilogeN. 112 lfartr'axtr. ORRIS V t . taC ammo= tb• DRY GOODS. FBANK VAN DORDEEL, Dealer is Trim nodwi and Moven i.e. Goals. Zmbnakbalm. Ca Gnt's. Forrdsblng Goode and Siam srtkimr, a tail am Apartment of which can siva,. be had at Mb earner of blarket street .ad the Diamarld, Pittsburgh. Pa. Cpl 1-1 b. a. IIALAa aa, erre10147.0.-e. LXXIOXI s i CX , X Toot MA. ON & CO, Wholesale and Detail a _Dealers bs law and Staple Dm Wads. ZS FM Plttanumb. Iex ITRPITY k BUROLIFEELD, Wholesale am Beta Drr Ow& Moffett.% earner Faartbaad arkot Mu. PlUabnalt. GROCERS. BOOM?, HAABAUGH BOORS, 4ENERALCOMMISSIONNERCHANTS, Tealex, In Wool, Ilona Pond ago Prorialosio. No ?N. orth W Mar AUL Pthadalphls.. BARIUM dc BOOM, FORW A RD IN 0 COMMISSION MER CHANTS, Denims In Wool and Produce of all Ma • co. No. 211 Muir ea.; ttsburgb, mbr.17411 Josts nanD.:-..—Zirruuid non — ; TWIN FLOYD C 0. ,& Wholegato Giocers icy endommoimmo.ureb..a. No.rtawmaitro L$ Lap rtysteart.Pittaborgh. 1410 WAERE MOORE, Wholesale Grocer' Ree [Wring Dislllier, Da•lon. In Produce, Vittsbnym Idnaw . . INlld klau of Sorel= and Domestic 1 , 1" so. and Lawn. Ao. E 36 Ilberty stmt. On bawl • vier smk of, nor Eneonnabals Wblsk•T o nblott twlft sold low G. man. ÜBLACKBURN & CO., Wholesal+ O . ro Boat huldebas, mad Deakes ta Prod sod Ilswortla cdscturetc int* and Oakum sl "At ro3p. On aus at flier Wa.boao,l t Water itnet, iltyburgb. • own attar. a. 3hi7111 DICKEY & co., 'Wholesale Om fers. 030.1M/an Menton* and Derides In Irmo. 64 Water dtlet. add IX /rout street, Pletspar _ /Owl Ne<1111..7 ...JAM= D. firatti-,,..Ltal ...qo.. troma z. ROE, Wholesale Groeth sad Oomsalsidda iforabsatik N0..194 Lltert y Area PM. BZME!!M • 1611731. BAGALEY CO., Wholesale Ciro • on.. Ni. IS ami 2) Wool stret. Pinata's& WELLIAM A. M'CLURO, Grocezi and Ton Donlon owner of Wood awl xtroota. tug ohno on hand • tarp mortroont of du*. Women so 4 Donlan Tern Fruits and Not*, Minimal* and Mall . . rarpUW • , • r • • OBERT DALZELL & CO., WlGleatila Grown, OocomWon elnin, Deslon to halm. Pittobargis Ilasoatocturoo. No. 2153 Marty' otrea. • . :ow*. Ina... • ' " Wi Dm. seckrams. • OK &dIcCANDLESS,_ sucmrw era to t,kj.D. Witt. Wholesale timers, Portrantisg ut g tt sissdtsatu Nolen, in Ircu, Nags. glum, Oa. srtr . fsl .k stsl Pittsburgh Eistruhrturss tstsutlir: tams 01 Wang su4 Water aterrta. ilttiasth. AitCULBERTSON, 'Wholesale Groan. and Coma Wive Idortattard,Dedar la Prodaam and Pitt. ktaaaw..rad ayalday 126 Marty Arm; Hata I=Ml YLOYD, s. WholesaLs Grocers, COM and Dolan Prodoes—Rannd h. xahati Matilact LthEty. sash iiiitra" 6 t?" 4, • t • • , I . ' WOODWARD & CM, Wholes DATID WCA119.11.......... Muni ••1717 ALCOANDLESS, MEANS A CO., (slimes. sorgut. Whooe hows. -- rmealdrestat.Wr'. •t i tte r b V flattiM AGENCIES. NEW YOBX ADvEanuarErrs. j Prom VIR9CILIM t SCHELL'S Ortrtrt Adrt rt islng GOMM, • Howe, No. 3445.04 11ttativray. Norm. York. art. No. SO Nowt M.-) B. "CITINBERT & SOB, GENERAL CO.II3IISSION AGENTS, for the.a.....a Imam* or Arta Read... Collertiou of fr,V i tZ/M111 . 54 . 7M. Banda Mortgattrtd . f. ; No. ; ffilchigan Commission and Collea ton Agency Office, FOR the collection of Home and Foreign Matantlle and all other Money Malmo, in Michela. and adjacent State. !ornament and Payment of Montt, Payment of Taxes. Prirehana and Kale of Real Estate and Stocks and Innoranna Agents. PELTIER & ANDERPON, Detroit. Michigan. Warmer in Ittr.rt.mh—Merrs. Kramer & llahm, rchants. Rank- e era Itti a Co, Glaratte Offtem Loren, riteneart & Co, M W.l.—Two &tandem or Mails. Dom nameable. Losammeit Comnabla. tartle.lad ACARD.—Having been appointed the ei cluslee Agents for Pittsburgh, kr me de of Patent reted Cemented and Strotebeel Leather Bolting. man. ufacrored by P. JKSIKLL SUN, of Hertibrd.Conneceirot. We now otter for sale a taros assortment of all widths, manufactured, et the umnufbetuntee prices, his article being mywrier to any Lather Belting ewer betora offered In Ws market. A 1,,. a large stock of all width. of India Rubber Belting constantlyon band, end the .he at the . 3huditne Belting Depot.. No. 11(1 Market street. 2201 J.i 11. PHILLIPS AIISTIN LOOMIS, Real, Estate Agent, Sind, Merchandise and 1111.1 raker, Owe Ito. 92 th street, abort. Wood. Ruin promptly attended to. 1y221) AMUEL L MARSIIELL, Secretary Citb sen's insuranew Clammy. In Water etreet. FM. GORDON, Secretary Western hm .ll: • ranee Co., 92 Water greet. GARDINERCOFFIN, Ag nt for Franklin rata? tnamanm corned of Wood A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu •• foal lauxsooo C.1:11.121. U Water ot.r.d. MUSIC, &C. 01IN 11..MIELLOR, Dealer in Piano Feller, Mink and Rise :Irma Instrument& School ItOolo, ikad Western recinsylni 24...Ce n als—No. SI Wit Cblek md sLveL erlor. Plum Forte, Mr pENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music, Mu sical Inst r uments. and Itonortor of Italian Ntrinita. '..1,==`17 ( 1 4 Z= 4 Vro'lia= Piano. DRUGGIST§ 4011 N HAFT, Jr, (xuccesnor triJas. 211'0uf h7a2rholeoln and kstail Drox.int and Imaller to ts. 01 4. Dredues, HI WOod Mr.eL. 3 anon bdc. 1, , MariT. P . ttitb.rsh- A.gut to lawn to IVILCOX ft CO, Driiasto-arid 7);uoo4dk,. ..Nrf....74.di;tlthrirretal e etlngMgtr tot:Tine.. " - Plank:la. hemeriptlobh emetallsecomerandad. arylo JOHN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer i n e lZir, Palate.gla Vandal:e. mad Dys Stell a No. Ma All orders illTibreabre A , bablat sthratls sir hand Am Loudon & We valuable Lally mallet:lee mar l'A-17 t. A. FAIDIESTOCK A, CO. Wholesale -....r0=1,...-4 -rwure.frirt- L T d Pltra! E meta j[kE. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in r a e l ra runt tin arra oa k V . andst i ke. le, law. FILDIEIICS RYE', 11:,, RA UN .1 . 11. - EitER, Wholesale lc Retail ut =cista sooner of Lltorty sad fit. Clalz stnots, JSCHOONM AKER & CO., Wholesale • Dratrlsts. io A. Wood .rest, Pittsburgh. J°SEMI FLEMLNG, Successor to L. Wilcox ley & tb., sooner Market strset and Dianonol—llem reontJT on band • toll and coosplsta sourtsont of dldroo, Medicine carats. sad .11 Psnalnirog to his bus Lasso. Phrdelans fonsestotkoss Antony soasissundsd at all boars. iaSdy WOOL MERCHANTS ILEE, successor to MURPHY Es LEE, Waal Dale. sad noassaborlov klerrbant r 11. , Amnia. wow Goods No 137 Wert, rtrwt MEDICINE. EIR. JAMES KING: Office and Residence, h. Ns. It.l MEM stmt. opswito Gm Gottwald. ems 1•1:1, WW M. VARIAN, M. D., Ofsce 6th street, bolovaaattatdd. chew floors--41 to Y... N. 7to D. 7.?4 to r. ot. marDsly.l MERCHANT TAILORS. iICHESTER, Merchant Tailor and Clo. I.lller, No. 74 Wood rtzleot. Particular &Ur:aloe to Hare and Tot Cie . /dna. LLIAM 1112,8 Y, !larch...atlolDruab: oar tercet- WATTS k CO., blembant Tailam M • wail drat—W. an pc w mei rim, ens t . =•tre a k v of Goodo f G. down • kwt~en. Om Dux tries% and et,=•,• ZIT= rl:!:L=ll,,Ti 31 ANITFACTU : 11 - ING. W. WOODWELL, Wholesale d Retail ftata wa ; Idatotbetures and Drake to Catenet Item No. JOAN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of ALD PATENT BOX PIM, a rupoiee attkle. SOLID BOX ,sad MAUD BOX VICES. n o Andetssa sad ktcb. tfrant..tr.... one squats tn.= the dual start ROA" A:. lacheay City. eaCt . .01 E MBROIDERED AND APLICA MAN marksd *yr klett.l4.ry sad Ab aft by 356.8. L 8. WILSIN. N. 2810; P.m rtrbat, gam Haat Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay pany Man 'h CaIOVMn4IAetmVING ENLARGED t =ii.=tzwgltn 1•11112( Clay. Urban propty atteru z b i KIER b JON O. Cabal Baal.. l'lllabllreo &mermen In. ma. Boob and Shoes!! JAMESILOBB, No.F9 Market street, 3d doer from Lb. Market flour, would Inform Ilia web. tbat h. h. ad....f0i l stack of ens. Wag In to. hoot .4EIo. tends, met Ladle.' Gaiters. half list... Jenny Lind Pattorra Lady Ifnakiln sad all tha etyles (nand au Os Cuadra eitlor aiq W. Lad MM..' Gaiters and Fan. &Mt and Ohara, In all their 'whoa. abo.fiantkal.s' pa. (dm.. Patent Calf hewn, Preswa WI Mots. Owigyan Ehoes hays' and sad Youths' Beat/all. Pr.eh Pb.. dim so a rail so we wish to sell warn an ankle toad who farm as with Maly madam an .111 tka. llortsembrr the Sum. (19 Mszign rtma. yD ' Hata and Oapa. , WILSON & SON keep constantly on 0_ d warrtr of Hata snd pit b l d w=l,l a • aralree n Sall.. " Thoo• delaying • no. eibLZ:bl• list ar . CaD.A.ONI..I rh.P. . 0 .14 do .11 , 41 en oa • ell o.lore partheal ay elSowlwo. mew A Wooss.—... 111'CORD 0:). WHOLESALE AND DETAIL FASHIONABLE BAT AND CAP MANDFACTURERK AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FOUL CORN - ER O/ WOOD AND perm 19 u7R r IE ghBT3. Pi, 111. Th.* stock off broom...lry mea tts llty b aneretrie P of a. lime anlto three minto Huffs. Eicea. Cade and far Bonnets. Coach and Curia e Factory. JOHNSTON, BROTILER A CO., comer of Dthoront and lletesee .treats, Allegheny cur, wow , ' u tyrithe . Ily Iniorm=eektmd_Lbee ch ,, 4l4=e= wear( Joggles, blofght Crlsarmyla all their vedette stylee of Web and proportion. All orders be mended with dada remul to dune bility and bounty of Salah. Arran 11l aim lee attended to o wet reasonable ..roll Using In all their work th beet all Foim and Wheel letpti the, Seel aordilant that all wbn farm them with their patrothaw will 0. satithed Off hial of their wort requested to xi,. them • call beam pm. riming elarthent nee Hew Coach Factory—Allegheny. OeLM. H. WHITE-4 CO., would re . Osettallr hilt= Um piddle that th ey ham nOn Laszet e between Federal and liandwthey strewth They we new making end an proponol to voodoo orders for army dasesiftion of redelthe, CoerbeVearlota, lori g" tWne=tee in h*" aseolot. k eth%of &r ig h et i le srate m engi Um Um they ha...they feel amOdemt ilay seet ed. te do work on the most reasonable termer with these wanting %Mishit he their Um. FZe . ng ;Articular attention to the ealerthro of notterials, olen none but compertmot workmen. the, ham no herlation in wmmenting th eir work We theredLne adt the gettentiem of the ruble to this manor. S. B.—Rapedring deno in lb* beet manner, and on the . . C. anator.. J. C mamma I.t. ....... eep.aac - Livingston, Roggen & Co. NOVELTY WORKS, ,MTTSBUROIL PA. TRACK ond. Depot Railroad Scales, Hay, w. aad Cleala dea Matta,. Thu mb Qmater tow of . 11 4.4 ffiljerlolkbma and Latches. Cod as Mllla of nate.. immix rant 14111c_ammed paltareC Bolts and Vaatenbara Malleable Ina Lawman of flats In form and dale& mrdt;a. W. W. WALLACE, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, maxi awl =I Literty 'beet, maarete Ihrakteld Wei{ M ONUMENT PTITRUIMMI S, Tombs, Grave Stones, lurnithre aA . BisWm teeigZem. thg lenreerprieet n 'Tb e t rflyeel renal aadVeeted tr' " m - r". ,:."1:4"t1 r k.... m “"u l / 1 1= 1111.1 d with doerat,h at SID Liberty AIM Now lloods and Fashions for Gentlemotui' • Clothing for Spring of 1854. WATTS CO: - bog leave respectfully to Worn their numero u % %pm I. th. pub lof gada n' tirkt i t h argilo , nZ.clot: =M na auulurt oar. --and that t , r7 cm Faddy to reosin or. darn for Takla them up in • ar timid superb Istria runrua..7 Nub. nut*. tans Id thane, lima Mak hurohla effort. to Anna, rUmu- Was OM to hash nations bathe nen Cretin. Walk tudnutirmaa Nom—Stan en Waned Nutt ow boom b N 0.175 Muir orth tide. short Bt. Oar. apalL I'. C. WAIIIiiNGTON ; _fD1P1,0514.) I&DIES' & CHILDRESS SHOE STORE, .4 11.1...agaz t t . ..%1 . fall imortmatalcW6 Gentlemen Tint Cu Modal. trubeeribets bex leave to inform the that err frau t*.tr egtoevossk.,... tha nonatand bad baanal. 60110. br Oen , • I. WATTS • CO. • 1116 Linty stint Bete:able Areaein tAe MY NNM To , * • Extension Tables. t‘rspiri....ll.E.E,P.n.DT,lso.WNooryt.nrk.EL.l...oetwe:ll A ge assortmett alvant on 131127 ureters fo,.;lll7l,ti,nit Punctually attended to. I OUPIL CO., /, Wholesale Print Se llers, Ooli!pubina.r., printer and Manufacturing Artimtn rmen.Pluis. London. Bela, nrid Mo. 366 Brredwaf, Mew York. CatsJokoes sent by mall. no usual illnenunt to Mk, trade and fruttltutionik Picture Frrime. furnidwd .1741 m• Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot. WM. M.FARLAND El MAIDEN 1.4.11 ii, NEW Yolx. Warehouse 145 Pratt at., Baltimore, Md. R ANKS', Jewelers' and Counting Rouge &ft seo.orai•w r •Ine, contently on hunt he Ind, nod I...anted In every terpnct. N. Your., Aprll 0th.111.54. Murry. Jr/Inland: GentJemen—lt gives me plea. ure to Inform you that your Safe no my Boots and Pt Injunrd In the Ere thin tart ana was expose7l througnont the he to intense heat, Ito c c tt remained unharmed The Safe, with little numbing. wlll.l think, answer for an trial. Rertfoily room. JyM T. JEIPNY, Jr., 11 &nth Witham et FEV33It. AND AGUE. DR. EDWARD BLEECRER'S STAMPEDE MIXTURE,. Fbe Eimer and Apar (Anon f•bocr , NeTem and M sTIIE Proprtetors oft Medicine will state without hesitation a Gear or contradiction, thst the names Sharma hit eared rm. pawn. where It Mu been Introduced.than say other medicine In Ma for the store diseases. This medicine boo neither Arsenio r getable It It. composition, 41 of the ingredianta me o f: ; afl lnvi oat / healthy eMmeter end highly stimulating and Mfdoe e. dampattenephete no trowe than ohm Intneir meal hmllle. Plante. In sections of the country ethers the Ague pre. v nl i. O l 7l l grto o ll l y l b o y 1 . 2h 1 e e:Ve_s ' a ge= " d Vyl t :2; ability, bat preihralaying to the sick DI. one bottle and you will dam the infallible pear In ) . oureolf. Full direc tions for Its me acremeael .00h bottl e. M Woe Certitl e eates can be peen at the oftlenNboelng where thia has tweet when all others ham failed. For Dispayalsand nth. . Rillion• tbmplalnte there le not • tedar Redick,. in the , market It Me also been'takett with the mestastonbrbln euraem In wand came of Ithsomatimn and Mout; for th g em. elm. (Wets take • tablespoonful • des.One bottle of thle Medicine eery often ha. the Melted al thea. Pena Si per bottle. For axle by Druggists in all parts of the United State* wed Quad.. All Wholesale cuders menet be addressed to Toob BL ABoUNT-%lernt ' UN., " :7l . . ertzCo...d Cleo. If, Keyser, Pitteburgh. 1.30-lye IRON WAREHOUSE, MARTIN, SPRING CO:, Imports. and Medea In IRON ANI) STEEL, Z5l OrnmaNch Street, Nay York. Zin--trur •—"-. Rod • STEEL OF ALL KINDS. Merchants from all sections of the country are Invited to mil or mud their order. beenre buying. Orden b. - all ...fumed to uneasy will filled at the lowest market rates MARTIN, @PRIM/ a CO, 262 Ilremarich n.. N il. - - BC/WIPFELnir BROTHERS & CO., WIIOLESA LE DRUGGISTS, NNW FORE. fame reeve. Xe. 170 ISTMmes 4 ow. offinamen, IMPORTING the leading Drugs from their origlind markets. both In Compsand Past India, and French d Enelleh Chemical, Perfnmery. Tooth, Nall and flair an Raab, lisle Glomeasid etrate, Parte and Trieste Spam, Calm. Soap., de., he- they otter them nn the mat rent sable terms. , Orden eitlar In person, or be mail. CU melee their best attention. .I•l2.lUnv AMUEL L. CAVERLY, Wholesale Peel •Jw Brooms, Painted Pails and Tate, Wood and WU. low Ware. Ilaskets, Data. Cads,. Telt, Wicklea. Match -. dn. X 4 Greentrkla at New York mnNI re. yITINIKAV SHADES, Gilt Cornice+, Tuttle • (MI cloth, 4 .. JnEIY TH7.UUN R Man ntUrtureramb to•wht ri••iw, No In (.11thatioe et, and No. 6 Chatham !year, on. York. othiblye lIIISCELI.ANEOUS ROBERT H. PATTERBOWB LIVERY ANI) SALE . . 1 4401..14, 3TASL~ orner Thantond ram and Cherry ArTyT •015/ PITTSBURtiII. PA. • ASHLAND HOUSE, 8.11011 EritE6 - 7.111011t 111LTINTil STRYIET, P III LAIDF.L.PHIA. U. 8. 11E880 N, Pao rnarmi WJ' ,Lt• ax.e. tl.ea r,dae_jyr Ea, 11164-1,21 Kau. Nat fCITY HOTEL, (Literttetri-no,) eemer of it?At i r. "'tem. ".'''''''N"'"gh.Pi-"LA" ill&elkb lara. and eemmo..timm ;loam 'metes ea.,- Mk• Mo. rape r . and in rnishad dith as amesta thrna Rhona. la no. on e s. h.r the everaUom of the ...las Sublie. Caaaati atan-ddin orliN SOUTH. Coach Maker, eon,/ of North Caws. Kai frier. anmahmuy ZlTctilMtl4.=,tt= 2. 77.4V.t Li. has also amm. aWA Ittltta/si th• hl Char,. bulhtioaa. no Weund eaters Weed rt. alarm ha ha. . t mmt • rml , fair .feet Mant. Orilla 4.17 bleb he lorlte• the aliestlim and eramluatkm. &Nies mattateut-hmst hts *callused owe. tu busluem. his ostensive mho, thm material sal ha otarndad. Mile uremia!, hi. wart -be cannel marveled all to the Caw mr Wert. mf..1.31 .It/UN peit.;Tit. IV ALTER!4,,P..14,1.A Imp,o.:Mruomd lag. ?in +a STrndnr,l 1111.sbazyb L or , the mletnno4 mansfartann, tjA Rio FASHIONS FOR LA DIESTRESS. r.. Partob Pubkm•ftwJllNE. dth.ci by on .al. on IL. In rtnnist. LJ )IP-A L P No. !XI ti Mlue, at. 0... Ham, .brat. Jox*a.aux !matt. HIM JONES & CO, KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LIN'E, ORWARDING AND CO3LNIISSIOI 4 I IdiZCILANTP. Gaul Bunn. Novvath arr.., fgt.- ILeas. Lard. Lard 0 11.16. Pork, 6.(7. cr.... tre aad No. I SaJt. Antbraa• sad Serteb lit Bedi.., Wirt and Car. •nthn.to Voal. k. my 19 NEW ESTABLISIIMENT. JOHN LANORLIN, MERCHANT TAI LOR, LIAS rommenveol bumiciesi at No. 39 Mar s ter*, t0t...n0 pnoond B oa strooto 110 hannut nowllool from tho Importers smanufarimors d non t•leto and ostonslow ansrtfl Including , dowrlptloo fionad asottomon's froaran tho modern AO. and nonillion oblen bn Is prop:moot to mak. op no order. Ir. Om mat üblowatds MO.. and lo tho hoot man. hut lwf orPerlosno In his basin., tis fowls hEclat of %Irina entire satlsfartlon his od• to call and "Junk. his otork. salT.tf P T T In g L " 97 ' 1! (Al.n.' O F P A P .4 I OV N I E th it e tot by Mutual mama. W. tun dlatnood of our . J. till Oro-wry Establishntont. "X 6 [Aborts at, to Mr. J. W. AleVAlk ,LAND who will, motions tho bad., and Is tarrobraulhorlsod nolloet a/I odorants dna to on and to settle all slalom against. so JOHN LAVtLY. Ana 2.4. 1 1.1.' • J. WILPON PAXTON James W. McFarland, WHOLESALE & RETAIL 'DEALER IN FBMILY GEOCHIER, iTesucFruito, Pickles, Spices, Preserves, ROOD AND *ILO° IT WA RDS lloule7:rnisAinse Good., No. ISS Liberty Street, Pittsburgb, BANKING HOUSES JOHN Tr.HOGO: NNW TORN. Ne. 23 ROUTH ZUNI . . ILADItLIIII ALLP2III6NT 1 , 0•1211222, NONICNNICT CO, MOUNT PLCANANT, WK.TdIWINZDOD. Pam, CONNELINVILLX. VAIt . UTT, X CO. UNIONTOWN BROWNSVILI.P., C Dimwits melted, DlNzunt2 mad.. Duels • bov2ht, mid and !011f5,41, IDalk Not. and Spode Lou - • • nought 37U ..".11 is,ll - Mei and c 7 I.E.TMe7MI . 1.14 -s bonght • and mid on entamimknA Correammdenne and milectlom noadif • Apinoy. AOSES F., EATON, No, 19 Sixth et., agent Pm telling and ?miring 'PATENT RIGIITS. Is now bed to ma the Moving Weir potonted mita. Trout. patent On Motes, Mr Stem EArinen ri ti grti g i ° . Ecrtmlandk ntationary and Antal:le Pan Minn Erse/tore Row sod Water Gamma, and 011111th'e wroaaht Won Hall:mid Malt Machined. Theme articled bane bee* examined ho nractkal tome. Ica and machinlsts. and pronottneed ontenlor to any tie Wale° authorized to mil Kiehl. to male and rend 'bre = d atalir " a 7 l:lll=3l:tg . and Wuhan. and finished Bram on Ile la atm prepared to take Amides Mr the Mt. of oth er patented Night, and none Invention., and elm to the bedtime lkithrol and conetant attention. Ile mtereto the Allowing CARD. The totectibers bare king beep mptudnted with kir KM. It Eaton, Mid haven° bertitation le recommending tthtVAtrb ni... z4 ev Vh,Vig.f.TattLlZ o= whom @Toery Miaow may ttotwoonNt.. John Orahatm lames Wood H. Child, A O, N. Kamm A Bona, P. Edged.. . Kramer A Zahm,. 'F. Laren.l. K.Lhlngeton. Vrarts ;Vt.. IT= L i tl o w... A. W. Loomis. Wlleon IllcOandlers. PITIVICIMII. !Member MA, tam Alf 'AkAIINDRY BLUE--Tho attention of fami lia...Lod eruh-eromen Is Invited to thl. Blot, which lo a' IllpTived.h"ig:ing:,_%`=".,?ltidriro,d. the adve r iltale oton= ". 4 abettor mar to elothott of ne. log With more simple and convenient for we, end of to. Ins • saving of about one halt owing to the Ott that not more than one ba/fof the indigo ma be dluolred by we. Wt.,. It Is en tdroly deotltuto of any pm/min Ini ntio. clothe. W. woufd indleit • toll, and *went It to bee reprellented. For We by do2o ft Arr Jr. j 911.111 Wood et. , OOLNESS.—Whotlaer of Friends cr of John Prost,' En, um be obviatod by • good C I.l2Thlt prOttellee to be able to nut eeorytblint In the a r dt:rs d . " ;n l 273lryr Arlai 74 Wood et. No astge fur thawing woods. ded tribFEWbIIEAT-80 IlleialleXtkilhattarxi°nr N. 10 omll/3Md VOLLYANDEXTRAVA(iiia—di)Pii . .CI gars when you eta boy Clots tqully ,• i=. it SWORDS. In Ma Died. UNDER GARMENTS at neatly. reduced u dee T 4 WoOd .t LAKE FlSH—inb a ls. White. Nish; e:2 6 :4 1 " . " naor VICATP" PITTSBURGH GAZETTE SIONDA , I MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1855. WHAT A PROTCCTIVR TARIFF WoULD I/0.--Au intelligent correspondent of the Roston Trans cript, writing upon the evils of free trade and the benefits that would accrue from a Protectiv e I Tariff, says: Gortnrepondence of the Plttabonal Day (Watts. iII - 031 WA;4II/11G-TO-N WASIMOSON, Jan. 3, 1855. The proceedings of Congress have been inter ' eating to-day without being important as to re sults. A debate took place over the books that were ordered at the last session, nearly all of them six mon i s and some of them a year ago. They are not fo rthcoming. Hundreds of thous ands of them are lying about in one place and another, half finished, and when they come the occasion for using thirst will have gone by. Not oven the Congressional Globes of the last session are procurable. In this way nearly a quarter of a million of dollars a year are absolutely thrown away in booko which are not delivered until they are obsolete, and are never read. The pretext now is that the engravers have not fulfilled their contracts. Keitt, of S. C., delivered a furious and char acteristic tiro against the Know Nothings. He thought they re the legitimate spawn of the Hartford Cony Son t and therefore to he repu diated, despise and proscribed. Sollent, of Maryland, will eply.to him to-morrow, and will I probably slight] scarify the ardent South Caro linian. Harris, f Slississiptit, however, has the floor for a NiA 11, hut as he was not sober enough to go on this afternoon, and has not been -....-- sober this session, it Is presumed he will be tool Tanta or (netters AND Exeoars.—The New drunk to enter an appearance. ! York Courier publishes a table showing the ex- One of the land plundering bills being before cess of imports over exports since 1787, on the House, Mr. DaWllOO of Pennsylvania, tried which it remarks:— to attach his Homestead bill to it. He seems The enormous balance against the U. States to have partially succeeded, but a struggle will amounting to over eight hundred millions in sixty j take place to-morrow to el,akeit . off, which I five years, and of over ninety millions in the past has been liquidated in part by think will be successful. The popilaritiy of the alone, t fi h e e e n y e ea o N tiation f over two hundred 'Rio of Homestead bill has rather faded away. bonds W and stocks in Euo—secondly7by ba ns uk- 1 There will a caucus to-night of Democrats ruptcies-...-tbirdly, by l arg earg Huron imported from in favor of reducing the tariff below the revenue. and by foreigners, who have since made their The Pennsylvanians say they will not attend, hut homes in the country, and, in a small part, by on shipments abroad by freights ,tc.— ' I have no doubt meals wall he found to draw !profitsbtit be remembered that the tuillione negotiated ' them, and to get as many of their votes for any abroad in publio securities, are only a temporary Sort of a bill which may be determined upon, as postponement of the day of payment. These may be necessary. immense mums must be hereafter provided for in Col. Kinney has left here for the north His "Mein or o i ° P hil the r s ce. of the foreigncorn- will set out when it gets ready. The memo of the port of Yew Sorgtor thecalendar 20th of January is named, es the day of dear- year of 1854, we find an aggregate export of tore, but if we say the 20th of Starch we shall $ l9l, 92f ,, 427, against imports of $181,959,583. be crowding the e 'd eeeterere freely e. fast as Thus while the imports have 'declined about twelve millions,. the •exports have increased their movements, will warrant. Ile proposes to ' nearly eight millions. The favorable change take with him one thousand men. has taken place within the past four months, The public printer, A. 0 P. Nicholson, has ; and if we should continue in the same ratio, for set upon a claim of $20.000 of more as extra per ; the current year, our money market will assume , a satisfactory condition. The duties, for the centage on his printing hills Forney is a part year have resulted in ner in the speculation. A print getting ruck;. e i gh t milli... .g. M . , "fo r aggregate ty t . h e e Mo., li f i tOh. i fi r 17 , , ; subsidies, from the public treasury through its; law:- servility to niggerdom, may well Indulge in in-' relent and blackguard abuoe of the people of the I Itrsouncrs or a Bengali BANE north, Ra it habitually does. Jeer , the, assets of the Lewis County which failed in November, has Jo Pennsylvania Legislature , It was • safety fund concern. T 1141111.1Sncau, Jan. 4. . Stmoit —orrcaxooa ntesina.—The Senate ' , Am , * nays: re-...,,emet,d at 3 o'clock. and an motion of Mr. : There wan no security for its i Crabb, proceeded to the 22d ballot for Speaker, r cept the capital stalk, and the in which resulted as follows: 1 if not its very existence, is gone B D. Hamilton, Dein . 14: John Hendricks,, Son, unless the firm of refine Whig, I::: scatterink, 4. ! this city, through whom, for the 1 There being no choice, the 22d ballot was or. ' the whole farce of banking under dered, and resulted preci.oly at the last. , charter was conducted, shall be hk Mr. Platt then [novel that when the Senate : sibility. The Cashier in Lewis 3 adjourn it adjourn until Monday, at 3 o'clock, . teat he has in hand two dollars ia I'. M values his desks and counters 't The motion was not agreed to—yeas 15; nays I dollars, and his banking house 0 In. , i over and above the mortgage upon The 24th ballot was then ordered, and the , etitutes the sum total in Lewis cri 11111 g! dropping Mr Hendrick., voted (as did , circulation, of $125,283, and a c Mein*. Dare's. and Price) for James S. Skinner. ' $lOO,OOO. He reports in the has Thelallot resulted as follows. , York agents $221,310, of attic James S. Skinner, Whig, If.; Byron D. Ham - l called bills receivable, and the lin, Dem., 13; scattering 2 : account." The bills receivable, o Mr. Skinner voted for Mr Deride; Mr Ham- 1 the amount, were on an insolvent d tin for Mr. Walton. / ceiver has been appointed, but wh There being no choice, the nth and 26th hal- I ceive is a mystery. lot were had auccessively , resulting the same as the 24th. Mr. Goodwin then moved on adjournment un til to-morrow at I I o'clock, which was agreed to—yea's 17; nays 13—the democrats and Messrs. liondrieks and Taggart rated “yea." The Senate eljolirned until to-morrow. Ilona nr IlTreLit cc aAA 1, - L,—)lr Kirkpat rick read in place a bill to incorporate the Pitts burgh Dollar Savidp Bank. The rules were' than, on motion suspended, rind the House prdereded to the election of a Clerk. when on thelfirst ballot, A W Benedict, (K. N 4 of Iluntingtlßi county was elected, the vote standing as follow.: A W. Benedict, (K. N lof Huntington.. 'Si Wm Jack, (hem of Blair ... . "0 Wm. Henry,.; Whie. l •• .... •• • 3 Sir. Benedict Rao thereupon declared duly elected and was sworn in. He was formerly de puty Secretary of the Cotemonvealth antler Gov. Johnston. The Clerk then appended Lucien !leaner bolts, Of Roo!mg, his assistant E. ("Sawn, of Warren; J. L Wrightlnyer. of Berks., E. Smith, of Wyoming; S C. Slaymaker. • f Laneaater; and Wm, W. Taylor, of we , re appoint.' transcribing clerk.. Sbenhbassar Really, of Washington county, wax elected Sergeant-at-arms, and appointed W Fria, of Westmoreland, Gls naffistant. • . John J. Born, of Northampton county, was elected Doorkeeper, sod appo in tin] Geo. (I'Don nen, of Cumberland, James A. Dean, of All, gheny, Daniel Neghart, of Union, and Jacob A Kenny, of York, hie assistants.. Edward D Den. ofti Cambria, won elected Messenger, maul appointed mnual Cooper, of Bucks, and A J. Gibson, of Armstrong, his so slatants. Itobort Spear n d Robert Vaughn wero elected Pages to the I owe. The House then ad ourned. KAMP. —The adltor of the Futon, Pa. Argus, who hm been on IL That to Kanzes territory, pi:M -[lom. in his paper a-long account of the new land of promlee. 'On ono topic, which just now absorb. so much atteition, he nays. "The coxed queen n of slavery will cause .110011 trouble before any become. il State.— There are now quite a number of slaves in tho territory, and base n for years. I now them ufar up as Fort Rile , 150 miler from the riv er, and likewise noti n handbill stuck up el.* • tree on Bock fre e offering a female el.* for ante." The Waehington 5 intimate s that a move. went will shortly be ' ado is Congress to obtain “offieial Information bu which to bogie an inves tigation into the truth of the allegation that -imam of the civil and military abeam of the goy ernment in Kanter and Nebraska territories have been actively and fiefrrantly engaged in land speculations there." The Boston Atlas says that according to information furnished by a.gentle man who boa just arrived at Boston from Law rence, In Kansas, the New Englanders are-oon, tented and happy, and that Goy. Reeder is go ing to have the ;mane taken and a registry made, and will do what be can to eeoure a flit expreizeion of opinion when the election of a Ter ritorial Legislature takes place. e T AIIVATION At - tine Frye Pourrs, N. Y.—The ladies of the Home hflaeion la Now York hare isseeil a stirring appeal on behalf of tho desti tute poor at the Fire Points in that city. They sap. "It is well known to those who ore acqoain ted with that locality that hundreds of families hove cold or pawned the lent article of furniture or apparel to procure food, and are now left on the bare floor, without bedding or fuel, and not knowing where they may get the next mouthful to oat. Persons in these oiroutostunces (many of them Bober, Industrious people,) are throng ing the Mission Muse doily, and from stern ne cessity many_ are denied relief. This state of suffering L inereammg doily, and As starving maw be fed. It will require not loss than one thousand Novena bread daily to keep the desti tute from suffering with hunger. • gp•elLL Correspondence of tb•N. fonniesn a U. 0. Uaeett• Wstuuseros, Jan. 4, 1855. The prospect of a demolition of the tariff in alarming. Bodie action. is inevitable. There were about seventy,five democratic members in caucues. , Their resolution favors the hill of the Committee of Ways and Means, of proposing o duty of twenty percent. and;utidcr, and a small free list. Mr. Guthrie is electioneering hard for his plan, which recommends, duty of twenty five per cent. end a very fall free lilt Either scheme will ruin; the Iron,Woolen and cotton man. factories cf the country in two years. The Homestead bill is probably dead. Dearnvnow is New Yolk wu eta: tat at a meeting in New York, the other night, for the relief of destitute females, that there are 27,000 such in thecity, without the means of support. QOM TO Acernair. Gough, the cele brated temperance lecturer, now in Europe, bee remised &II illTitAtiOn unit Auatmlba . A large sum, it bi said, has been promised him by way of ramineration. We might by an efficient proteotive policy, add at least $50,000,000 per annum to the wealth of the country, instead of losing, ll.s we do, $2,5.- 000,000. A difference of $70,000,000 could eiv lily be effected and our money kept at home.— We should be immenre gainers if we could keep out everything that we can make, and we might then adroit tea, coffee, free of duty. Suppose that then our revenues would fall short, we could well afford direct taxation, and much better afford to raise double the present revenue than we can now afford the direct payment of what is necessmy for the expenses of govern ment, or we might raise our revenue from those articles and others that we do not and cannot produce. If we were riot a people who, as Mr. Barnum says, delight in a certain amount of humbug, and rather prefer it in some cases, though half conscious of it, we should have adapted such a policylong ago, and not waited till we were owing some $200,000,000 to Great Britain, or mail a general crash among tmelyes should open our eyes to the suicidal policy of free trade. To tis that policy has always been, and always will be suicidal, because all the bent alit accrues to the manufacturing party, which is Great Britain. One leg wears the boot, and ot.s goes barefoot. That is precisely the of free trade between us and the na tions of which we have always professed co much jealousy, and declared our independence, and to which we are now becoming a tributary, and dependent debtor. WISKAT is a Toe WC3ORT . —Tb re is a great amount of misrepresentation amo g men of bu nions as to the number of pan do in a ton weight, that is, a ton weight th tie bred by the laws of Penasylvania . 'The p tin among the coal dealers until recently, ha been to give 2210 pounds to the ton, the iron t=en give 2268 pounds of pig metal to the ton. th' low of Penn .ylvania make. a ton coasts! of 21 • pounds With this diversity of weight, de 'ending upon content in different undo of bust •ess, it is ev ident that much fraud may be p artised upon the ignorant, while a dealer may t cape penalty if he manages to keep a ithin the egal require ments. It was for this reason th. t we urged upon the coal dealers, a year o two ago, to adopt the legal weight, 2000 !wow s, which has now become almost universal aeon g them. If there were any doubts remaining a •ut the poli cy of having a uniform standard of weight, those doubts must now give way to a d Tision of the Supreme Court, recently given in t do city, in a cause removed from the District C tart of Alle gheny. The case was an action Of covenant, brought by slyern and Bunter against Edmund Evans, on a written agreement under real, by which said Ensue bound himself to deliver to the plaintiffs • en the banks of the Allegheny river, in Venango county forty tons of pig metal The plaintiffs, after giving the agreement in es ikon, and showing that Evans bad only deliver ed under it eighty thousand pounds of pig instal, or in other words, forty tom., at two thounaiad pounds to the ton, offered to prove •• that the invariable custom and usage of all dealers In pig metal, is to buy and cell by the gross ton of 221.11 pounds, and that the defendant had always sold according to that weight and accorded with that usage." The defendant's counsel contended that the evidence of usage must be disreganied, and that the written contract must be construed, by the act of 1834, to call for 2000 pounds to the ton. The verdict wet in favor of plaintiffs, the cease wen rtmeved to the Supreme Court, end judg ment was reversed. Judge Lewis delivered the opinion of the Court, in which hti referred to the evils of "divers weights end divers men,- urce." as Bet forth even in Solomonis days. fle said— Considering the commercial epiri of the age, It ie of great tmpartan to guard et, .inst fraud ulent practices and I furnish a standard of ; weight and measure hich shall be uniform throughout the Slate, ad which ti• all be bind ing upon all men wit in our juri diction. If every section of the c untry may h ee its own weights and measures to be estob lobed by its ! own customs, strange would be en rapped into I liabilities which they ever intended to incur, and no one could kno with preci ion the ex tent of his obligatio Such cu toms would frequently depend a a the opted as of wit *eases and Juries dra n from secti ns of court ! tiy Inhabited chiefly b the parties ho had an Interest in establish( them In particular Uncertainty wo Id produce natant al , gation, and the aubsta co of industnous and on , terprislng men would wasted in unprofitable controversies, instead f being employed for the advancement of their own Interest and the gen ' end welfare of thecountry. The not of 16th April, 1834, expressly directs that "twenty hundreds make one tom" The contract In question was made since the enact ment of the law, and must he intended to have been agreed to with rererenco to it. The act of Assembly entered into the contract .and formed an essential part of it. The contract wan in writing, and it was the duty of the Cocci to glee it a construction. A custom may he abolished by an act of Assembly, and It was the purpose of the net to produce that result Ih. this case. The sound policy which dictated i$ cannot be doubted. It lea statute which ought to bi un forced, and the local customs op thl, Allegheny river are certainly Insufficient to eat it. According to this decision, the only legal weight of a ton Is 2000 pounds. Wrrnans & Co.—The Ri quirer, referring to the amount due to the State of Virginia, sap: It is impossible to ascertain the e until a settlement is had with theca with whom Belden. Withers & Co. h for the purchase of State bonds. ,! contracts hare just matured, and not yet been completed. The B. Works aro taking actin steps to ha ' Jested as speedily as possible. field & CO. render an account, showing $330,036 08 dne the State. The wo learn, in that the balance will b larger than this. 'lbis private fort I partners, ‘Vithors and Schlott, are a am ftprl e t h t e o ffpeays ay t o h l e o fiiicmncy that are ethn Board are notirely engaged in pinea l claim, both against the Sros and the ners, and hope coon to beside to whole, amount which they owe to th boon placed.beyond doubt. Smarms° Nan.-4 he gentlem. . are sahl to be enjeyittg t ors fames barber. Bbe Ler:Mug. p ; and of Gonna has a hen fly of • TUE CIIA LIGHT BRIGADE Half a league, half a Ia gu Half a lento onward e , All in the valley of Death Rode the ail hundred. Into the valley of death Rale the six hundred, For up came on order which Some ono had blundered. "Forward, tho Light Brigade: "Take the guns," Nolan said: Into the valley of Death Rode the mix hundred. "Forward, the L;,. it Brigade! No man was there dismayed, Not though the soldier knew Some one had blundered: Theirs not to make reply, Theirs not to reason why, Theirs but to do and die, Into the valley of Death Rode the aix hundred Cannon to right of them, Cannon to left of them, Cannon in front of thew Volleyed rnd thundered; Stormed at with shot and shell, Boldly they rode and well, into the jaws of death, into the mouth of Bell Rode the nix hundred. Flashed all their sabres bare Plashed all at once in air. Sabring the gunners there, Charging an army, while All the world wondered; Plunged in the battery smoke, With many a desperate stroke The ROSEBi/10 line they broke; Then they rode back, but not Not the ea bundled. Cannon to right of them Carmon to left of them, Cannon behind them. Volleyed and thundered: Stormed at with shot and shell While horse and hero fell Those who had fought so well Came from the jaws of Death Beek from the mouth of hell, All that waileft et them, Left of di/ When can their glory Cede' 0 the the wild charge they made 1 All the world wondered Honor the charge they made ! Honor the Light Brigade, Noble sin hundred ! We learn from the annual message of the rboi ernor of New York, that fifteen banking associa tions have been organized, and eight individual bankers have deposited trecunties and received circulating notes during the past fiscal year.— The total amount .of circulatleg notes issued to banking associationiund individdel bankers, and outstanding on the 80th September, 1854, was $24,661,572, for the redemption of which there were held in trust by the superintendent securi ties amounting to $25,962,160, of which $6,718,- 24811 were in bond, and mortgages. The whole number of banks, banking associations and individual bankers in the Suite was '334; the amount of circulation was $43,982,535„ and the. whole amount of banking capital was $83,773,- 288, being an inerease of $7,081,213 over the previous year. ° The Governor deprecates the re calving of bonds and mortgages at their par val ue as a basis for banking. The canal revenues are thus stated : Gross receipts, $2,988,665 Expenses of Repairs, Superintendence - Ate. 1,287,866 —A report of (N. Y.) Bank, ma been made. .e New York l irculation, ex legrity of this, , yowl redemp tog agents in Lest two years, a galvanized hi to reeport . nay reports specie! lie one hundred roubtful) $4OO it: This cen p ty, again t i pttal stock of of the New $103,860 is lamb:vier • on $lOO,OOO of wer. Are .t het to re- Nett revenue $1,750,799 Conititutiontl burthens on Canal rev- Venue, Tns Rosman Sear KAMICEVIKA.—"It is un derstood," says the Endo du Paci.fique, published at San Frannie°, •that the Russian Esinschat ka, which now lies in our harbor, Is only a pri-: vateer, prepared to leave the port at the earliest moment, to attack the French and English mef chantmen; but we can re-assure our readers with regard to her. If the Kamschatka desires to begin her adventure., ohs will soon find some body to speak to. The English frigate Presi dent, which left two days after the arrival of the Eamscbatka, dad not go without the true char acter of the [after vessel, and has not left the vicinity of San Francisco, and will reenter the harbor about the 15th or 20th of this month.— Betides, the French frigate Alceste left Callao on the 10th ticother, destined hither, and is now due. The English steamer Virago sell likewise noon be back to our harbor. We know that the Kamschatka hai eight guns and a crew of 100 men, and that she did not came hither for noth ing; but she is watched so closely that if she leaves the harbor she will follow the Sitke." • ELUTION or Orions FOh rut STEIIDERVILLR AND fIIDIARA RAILROAD, rot rut riAlt 1855. We have been favored with the following report of the election for Railroad officers, which came off on the lot inse D1 6 ECT063.--James Means, T. L. Jewett, James Collier, John Andrews, Wm. Kilgore, James Parks, We,. McDonald, James Turnbull, James Frasier, Steubenville; C. Dewey, Cads; W. K. Johnston, Coshocton; Geo. W. Adams, Dryden; H. B. Hubbard, Columbus. e following ofScers were retained: Presi , deist: James Meant; Vice President, I'. L Jew ett, 'Secretary and Tien-surer, J. 0. Morris. C. fi P. RAILROAD.—The following gentlemen were elected Directors on the C. & P. Road, last night: Joshua Hanna, Pittsburgh; Hiram Stow. Beav er; S. Brady. Wheeling: Alexander Boyle, Steu benville; John S. MalntOsh, Wellsville; Cyrus Pennila, Ravenna; W. A. 'Otis. Zahnon Etat, Moses Kelley, John A. Foot, Cleveland; C. IV. Rockwell, New York; H. C. Kingsley, Connecti• cut. The organisation of the Board will take place aoon—perhapii next weak. Bach at leaet, was the information we received het night.—Chrra Leader. Liannarr or Srommosti,—An interesting case has been decided latelyiin the U. S. District Court of N. Orleans, by Judge McCaleb, inwhieh Mrs. A. M. Walsh was elnimant, and the steam boat H. M. Wright defendant. Mrs. Walsh is a resident of Woodville nod • claimed from the steamer $145., as the value of a gold watch, • pair of gold spectacles and $ll in money, which were stolen from the state room she occupied, while a passenger from New Orleans to Bayou Sam. The state room yea prope,rly fastened, but still It was entered by some person on board of the boat, who stole the articles In question.— In deciding the case, Judge McCaleb did not consider It necessary to inquire whither the thief was connected with the boat or was a stranger. Re was satisfied that the fact that some person entered the ladies' cabin on a felo nious errand exhibited want of the due care and watchfulness which should always be observed • in the police regulations of every boat engaged In the transportation of passengers. Hosing de- , aided that the sedates in question might proper- ly be embraced In the term "baggage," the court I held that the twat was responsible, and so give judgment for the amount claimed. Tux liniACIIIASIS Cosciftios.—The London Maw, referring to the recent Bettie:mut of this questioo at Mune, says : The number: of "rotas" woo 5 76, including proxies, and about 120 bishops actually,present. Of these, 540 pronounced by acclamation for the new dogma; voices questioned the aPpropri steness .of such a- discussion, just now; while only 4 Totes protested against the dogma end skatist the right of the Holy See to decide a question of that Importance without a regular council. hmonil En .y this firm - • Tea Vienna— According to the London Med ical Circular, the campaign in ; the. East has,. to point of sickness and morality, been one of the most disastrous on ream.). More then ten thou sand men hare disappeared from thoranks since the army tended in the Crimea. Many of thent are only nick, it is true ' and will soon again op. pear on the scene. The &minus, the, poor Rol. diers say universally, are nothing to the cholera and diarrhea.' act amount oats portico d contracts de of those there have of Public e them ad an, Withers halence of •rabability, somethiag as of the considered • sy accrete dad. The / • thig their 'Tate part- y that the .o State Las Goon Sew York Mirror trays "complaint book" bas boon opened at.the May-, or'a office, in which may be entered nil' charges preferred by responsible persons for violations of ordinances and dereliction of duty on the part of any one holding office under the city govern ment. - . Foaston. Izans.—rd: Utter, ham lama . received from - Dr. Vogel, 4.IIILOUIICing tha Mol4aChelY in telligence of the death bf Dr: Birth, the distil,. gaished truth? in Central dttica„ at Herod", ab mt aliandrol. E.- N. E; of Bohn* and the bearer of. his dimpatchm- Idr. Henry Warrington, had also fidlen 4 Tio44Lto lb* pea tilentbd climate of El Dibla, some hundreds Of tooth of BUOL at. Walt. luxurief tty, smart, 1 aldness. Lass liamosmon Sims era.—The ateamor% Sultans will leave this evening - (mtdar command of Capt. Steele,) for Dunkirk, with a cargo otj Beef Pork, Flour and otherprostslona Weattel 3 er is 1.5 midsummer, and lake u clear *flatboat t this port down. Capt. Steele intends to be hare on Friday for another load. ruder a prudent and competent muter there is but Utile risk bt forwarding by the lake andiwe speak Capt.;t3teela all safe, and wish him: smccent—Cleve. Nana t NEBRASKA &zones mu Cormassatonat Da. soars.—Complete returns show the following resule - Giddinati-eLavery 4144 Sohn- I ten Lem., 34 paten, Dem., 137; Dm*. 4a; Hollister, 15. FLutsonn' ros ESE= Canandaigma and Niagara Falls Boaroad is advertised for Inds at sheriff's, sale in the Lockport sod Buffalo pepern, or at least so much or it as it Masted is the i; I ties of Erie and Niagara. Borrow Drowns - Ds—The dividends. to be dia. 1, 3 , tributeci in Boston during the present month "c =want to about two millions and • ball of 121 dollars! • "Airrimastar: Dzsran.—atra. ToOr4 has Bent ,; acard to the Boston Journal, in which she NIP a respecting the authorship of Ida May would 0 not wish for one moment to rob the real author of her laurels by wren Conti) , consent/mg to re- a ceiYe thisimmerited honor. lam not the author of " TIRADE FOR TAB WEST—Wanted to ex .". change I 0 screed' ground. adjoining Unben% for grads, Cintsbaggh " omis u golng Wen hanlain47lBM6S=rit - UGAR hhds. prime N. 0. $ r '1.29 100 bbla N. a .111 1 1zs u n 43,,,br0k• DBIM PEACHES-200 bag. D. - Peaches Jost redd and lbr rale by R., lI.ORIBON too. FISH -175 bbl .s.• White Fish and Trout; e d° • attOod d4l -. , rot yeitra and "" N C — ehlwer far de br lllBO I XIESS PORK-65 bbls. Mess Pork, heavy, .t..1.1.t reed lbe eakr.b, B. 13.011D30rt At 00. _ _ ROLL` UTTER—I Mao. freab Roll Bat a...Aar/art reed mut formals by B. EOBlBOl9 kW. - PEARLS -20 bblL Pearls j nat - rend. and for de dolt . H. ROBISON a CO. cLOVER & TIMOTHY SEEDS 36 bags o Olorer sad 2 tog•Thoott= Marren DAY PEACHES-14 sank' peeled and 163.d0 nninnled In store fhrrie 4.128 MILLI DIC/1.12 I OD. BY BEEF-20 prime jll2lB reed end JILI for 808 bT 848 8. UA8.8.8170118 00. DRY PEAOHES--S0 bus. prime halves in stora andlbr de by 8. KAUAI:MI* CO. TANNERS' 01L-2413b1a. in store and for Kale by de.^.7 S.IIIIIOAVOIIII 00. RLANK BOOKS STATIONERY..kety faSk 8000 b P "L rery d ptlon 971 to I %ler. of .A.l pattern reenifrad 1 full amort.maut of omen Stallostary fur We by . de .% S. BADLAB. AnalibanY. DRY PEACHES--300 bus. this dttu-ree'd by deC9 cotmts. BEANS -20 bbLg. prime white' Beans for br • d. MOST IL OULLW. G INGER -25 bag. Ground Glum in store and Bomb, by T. 41TTLY A OM. 112. 2.d at. - - o UNDRIES-400 bias. Dry Peaches; ^Ad 111. 60 boa prima Dry A Timothy ryl., do Clam SiMa: 60 Sart a d 1O bbl OW= 5 blia. Potash. ut.NALLrtnii Os hamtaVilll ' rat/ SIMPER DILWOILTILI3OItI.I2, Slat - - I'_ OR BALE CHEAP—A new Brick House °.tl ns' -- B°Z . Mlllll7o7.l4otlnr. • HONEY-11 case this d reo'd and for 1.11.d.br do= W.TRY H.COLTINS. GREEN APPLES-50 hblit. _ just reo'd and Ibreal• er ey4 Him? EL COLLIN& 1 13ACCO-56br8. nal brands, 5a arid 811 MUD. 111 Ott. and gbenda da= LITUJI CO. Mt at a. SIINDRIES--5 doz. large Tubs 6 dm Bucket; 2S 1566. Mueivad; 151565. cur Plpec 60 ". Palm Boom 25 " Roma Soap, In oton art 4 sal• de= T. LITTLE & 112, 26 A WITER-43 bbls. fresh Roll.fietttr; red tad - tr maleVr k , T. d 2ITrLE t GREEN APPLES-50 bbla Green AP. D 4 . In sin:nand Iby sale by T. LIME t 00. _ _ S 194,062 REED PEACHES.--400 bushels halves ri;flikatiVa 00.:N0.93 A . 9.3 lirOfft CLOVER SEED.--150 bus. in store aid Dr ols by - D. W. HER/MINE & 00, UGA_R.-15 hogsheads of li. 0. Sager jets • received and iter ode 17 • • 1. 3 SPESO(0101 lIABOAITCOI I CO. L It% JEW BOOK BY "KERWIN." - _LI Parish asul other PencilLogs,l voL.Tba For aids bp J. L. Rlid.D.7l. 4th st EW YEAR'S PRESENTS—To clone oat my knot Animals for 7853 ertil mall the lbMowing Nay leaflets*, Memory, Cabinet • nnwal, Diadem, Mey Plower. Ifeernie Mau Rama 3.OfilWon'a GLft liniendshbre Offering. Snow Make, Gem Annual; Am All erne MTV want tergalns, eel soon at • 3031 8. U. uniners, 87 Wand greet VOUSE & LOT FOR SALE IN EAST LIBERTY, cituatad within floemi will of the inod/3411t0n. Ma lot hca a of 120 hal au the Chownaborah Turnpike sod attend. tack 108 hat to a C. The bolidlost coatista of a two story Mick Haan. ball and room, intladlog the Waltz NUN.. tat gnat misty of Fralt. ImanaLata macadam nn be Adam Thies, 33,- 9kt Terms eaat B. Ma &IN SON. 21111th at. CHRISTILAS GIFT WORTH SOUR -6- Mme rts , 7 s ll , —Sneh u'oiu ortbmi Ll tg B t tallat i l d Lta gleam sad healthy eitualloa, hatLeat alr of atttafiii hat to a olds street, b to an L . 9hlytiOtts ra. Velli 4k " 61iTtiFIEET L iMr, laDad at. OIS of all kinds manufactured of India Rubber, for W. at the Indla Rubber deal PUILISPIL . - VRESH FRUITS & PICKLES AT COST— I: Ws icemen this day to ekes eel at cast. - to maks thfie a now suyely,_our steed of Free athaw.Erscaries. and Esfrortr, yrwered by tt: " llma Pkk kal. Usti and /waylay Imam venal:dada thsiest, gmatty. awl In per/otty good order. •Ths atlentlo • of ; mdlies - - orOLIDAY SUITS FOR BOYS—Very ap •i^rt="l"ll4' wooa.t. PRESERVERS h JACKETS of all I•A the ditkrent etyles. ,- mtuntkiterect of ladlt Rabbet Gabber atosh tool. Dr sad retal, at the, in d detibber Dep0t...A . ..118 mezketzt i IL • _ . DRIED FRUIT--300 bus. Dried . Paaahts; sauttby Ws by der d* BALOBIIWIne - _ WOOLEN FLANNELS—White,SearIeL Plain 664. ta ten mouse variety. A. MASON At OCL .92). 6th et. - - - Second-hand Tools and Naoninery. seiellHandlA4; L e.e. Don i tteratetniag . 900 90 loch Reels.o=...aob: One 10 •919110 T*19109: Et"=PriiataliMini 19'9.59,970t0ta.5we oat.. %.*a iF I Z 00 N . 0a/3W KIN . FB. U Horticultural- Bootetz-2- 91111 E Pittobaxgh Hortimiltussit :noisty win had nn Annual Aloot.lnel4ll_ atentloiL of a*. mn rs..t.n.nnulni7an.. nn wanNg3E/AX, Si QAT of . 1 . 4 . 2 7: St 10 deJoek,,l. a., At Um Mee or an w ird- , Ton, Stb et Ponctosl ittwtlaa de27-40 JAlrEMlLHidlner. CHEAPEST HOUSE AND LOT IN 'Tag CITT—A lost 24 by 20 ft. rnmuir =Dt st..n of Scott st. .hl2 Is 'a OM' Mak fl:gthi:73gdeorith gperch=tl= rb. mots $110; sal la be soldAr tbsureedfsgly WI. of 2.1.100. Argr to B. meLAIN a scut. Sa4 • ri. , I3NDERVIOODa CO.'S PIC S— tu Ballo, half gallon. Gaut antl mat atrwoocrs 'venal qa.t.sa an.; Pla•A - - _ data azal voal:able& taaL la smau ' .•. 7 . trWlectg u i =baton. In 3 ca 3 i r. w leaxwar=llll•Z p. Va 8 L.. on bud 'awl dalavat at eart it t six ~. • il • &IT . • .W. Ila 8881.1141117 K. GROUND MACE k NUTAIEGS raced and 6r oL by &CI A:1 MIMI& • STUART'S (New York) CANDY for eala POWDEftS--5 • gross. freshly Unlit& ,Powdors on lon DAMS CO, DRIED PEACHEA few Wm, to artha this day Itarsla by W .I K ' QLIfBO. fixtures, and good will 'of a: - i 4 r g ookntne• Perladkal Oalaa, Irk La gad kentkm. p, doing • fair buslosmdbe oak. Aftir toads of - _ OUT S.R.T,Ak 509./m..346 APPLES -86 bbla. Bellflower Pipp%l 6 no'd ALM for We br BELLE LIO " el ao ALUM COPAIVA-10R. IL MIL.lbo. for solo b s 614 LERS co. -(=i fIIrOPS-- ado2o bales prime eastern ism q reed , LI. had es o r • a - rtaanaaan a oa. INSEED. 01 '7m 'ale by yap DROGUE SHAWLS-4... A. MU= a bareW reed ha . Bmcba E rit .wowsamtmat of t. a and 11 • • TS; BLANKETS—A: A: Maaon &Co baytta =calm to taste "gamma aosortillant anllankaak mak War at lam than am WmM tha Ni , lama palm. all wallas atac , Dar amt. tdaaliat moo anent. RENTERS—mte oiler tnas sztbstaggia Ever Thi el lion" . 112 W//bat. ay( Mt. falba !Val. 0111.300-1/CCO In paw. Gad sea cr_a a:ZVI:kW Xt .1:11aa law absar n a at lICC4 8.31 d. a:oE4,am. 11 Ma*. kIiIIIT-100 bum Drypal n en 300 do do .30 btdo.Grooo Apts. I,llaysp/Dtvara- 4 HH ELAINES—Just reed 20 cue* more or. Moo AoshabletAsls.lAtes4 Nes 7are. • A. A..AouN at OCk. PITTSBURGH ALLEGILLNY:Ora WARRANTS WANTRD—Th• blsbatArdei emir rpu",ll,-m-s"M • arrariagt. DRIED APPLES—A Edna lot is std: elate Weir! _____WALIDIX64.IIX&ED&OO.=;,. • IBER 117. '1 • • r arper, ' taturi,, r d Pr tan.. seDua. ,bl 4 in -store and for - 74 ITABIIAIIOII t OM
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