BIIPAINESS _DIRECTORY. IL PRIIINRIV, CO.A AT2 , YER7I3iNO AGENCY 111.a.17 4.1 N. 10. Safe 6ne, Balm. C 0.. . ligna far the suet Iralnentatal and larsed • d z dnat . Xelramtrardral P... 9.11 boa In the Unit,: State. NEW TORE ADVERTISEMENTS 7b ldlo . lnF ha of &miaow Firms ors &Mous the G. sa.9 owe rstbsole la the city of lis,s Turk. A.OOOIIDEON STRINGB. EUNO, V,FEISSENBORN k CO., ti late - /3=9 Importers and WltolasaleDaalern twin.. and tall. Unica! Instrumento and " eorro 3611. DUCK. ORN COLT'S Standard Cotton Salt Du ck; IL IL C. BEJLCII CO.. arrg. er N4I , 0 *NW ". • C'tt*uV i a otgtud Copper NA.ll.re, Vr 'F' C M=M . . . _ BrtedD wv. tap OWEN, MoNAMEE .t CO. Importers of deneikaa sad tilut Slak and Fancy ti.cd.:ll2 •rA 30%.55 p..COTTENET & CO., Importers or French : a j r a•thoelzra &cob, Na 44 Rival Arne. • • F t :STE6'4 HONIG, LOO Li berty st.; and 105 Codatot.„ one. Trinity Mak Isnoticrs of Lam* 7...t0 tied.. Oaks. ft. prlZ.Gartso.3l.66 rMIEB 01M, 15 Broad St., Importer of Dreli Othm and Fling... Sdk en ,, ata U. and SM. Gads generally. taugaYss -,74,0 6 1::N, SCHILLEPER. L- HAARAUS, iltr. porton of German sad Belrlau Erred Cloth, Silks, ke, No. 50 Ex.-.,ante Pius. [1,30'54 .. TIETF,',D, D. MULLEN, Importer of French , - -I_oam. and Brno Dry Geed/. &Nor. Y. , rrt•Siert - 3. 5 5 s Et[ss,lWwleo.,, to.. N. 53 arced rtml. Sow York. orpl.s.lr[trel'ss B ERTEUND, FRERES & HENRY, Im onlimitufittries and Linen ClmOrk. ttaod- Llmn Lwv , Ymbcolderies. ,fre,. (own manntae• MEEKER, 8 MAIDIIOFF, Manufacture; .mmblettrmssidekakTrinuctlnvarl.•- ETSi. DAMS, . JONES A, CO., Im porters of GaaGestissue Fornlshla g Goads, and Rea of diseks, adds, Ties, tr-, 2 t Warrens stmt.. t 5.107116 PIAP-041110Allmtvg Er n the Maxie= Mustang Liniment in /tbstatatiens. Bun* Stamina Cuts. Piles a Pares, au effectual cure Ga. ad eittental eomplalnte of te Pnaa ne =ea„l.... 8. W. WNW Y. ook. original orialn.tur and rognietnr, 34” .aderay. N. 47881.iea88 CUEREZOTYPE.S. Broadway, the °hint ntabr,. al - ,SANFORD in CO., Foreign —, ...z -, -.4Broadwar. Goods and Pact Tor 19trt an puts of the world. se. t, ;V1...* Co. petl3-Iy.tnel3's3 4 -ND rANCT :!.' ziNN• . DASKL7g. ;vibe. at L 9,0, s2,erman , ?faiden Lane, • tt Sad J=J'Alforer.:Zil:Tilzyg UU&TEB 1041) TMiDZILR 11TAL Ii..JAGICSON,. (formerly W. & N. .IFT Arleen . d Baas.) an t e .ad Sender Mater. 1591 itroadvit. me deer abovel9th et, Neer link, oellt tja....""a . RUBBER GOMM • NEWARK INDIA RUBBER CO., 59 Idaldezilaam. N". Isawuri. wtim =d 747 .e r z ... I.44l,....Rubbz e zo r t Birk ON INDIA RUBBER hl CO., wr 41 John ort... maks all kbarla of &abbe, Pot. Cloth. Artleler644 OW+ tram la,oo to $6,00 .mcb. Drrm -1#42471:619%.6 _ _ MACH:MESSY ANIS 3LACIMME TOOLS. A=REws..LJESUP, No. 67 Pine et., New Tart, Cerandeeica Merchant. fer Wootene of alt kinds pts Teals aad Cotton and Maehlnerg. f rues the beat =tem asclusive agents for Leven Ma a him Sham delernaTlG'SS I~1aa;~:~~ , nix:hE .• CA W. FIELITiI CO.; 11 Cliff street, ljlinratters and Windomle Dealer. La Amedican.Prenel4 - Garman and - Raga& PAPERS, and avarr dsordiptinn Paver Alansidantarara material, tang3l'ss _ - - _ . Z M NCAN, LEWIS & BARTOW, No. 161 UM= stroot.—A great Park A 7 of PAPER kr Hook. PtAilorkers, Printer* DootblodorA floattbetoroohl azul Tradosomen geograllr ^ tdo3'ls COLOR MLNUswva-uicEns. . • -- "RAINBOW COLOR WORKS, Roe hes ier Yodc,Dep!:4l-15 Maklea L. P•2l/1 and Vhscca. AC/INCE SALAMANDER SAFESot Glefaxes DeSlanse loch and Qs. Sam INITIMVAL. MarmAtiarer. Itr2Fearl • tarat* SOTS AND PA2fDY GOODS. JAHLRORN CO., 54 Itaidn Lane, Va c eti b isea ( Wt Liberty street. Imparter" erroTE teLeSo'sB TILES, - FOR FLOORS' AND ER, COATES & YOITLE, No. 279 Pearl 111208 t. E 1.11114.14 tile. , anrakirk Chlmn.7 but' rantorials, Metals. t.. tartar s • '• WLSDOW 131,193, PALtiTS. A. H. POILLON & CO., Importers or 'Ma Poach and Rlador Glas4-72.0. 84 %velar tap 3 0 .5.1 • — nOOTS & SHOES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, • lA2CES BAJBB, MAREFTAnd 6 Union sto., 3.1 door o from tie Xarket HOU/lii• Pittebargborridd Inform friends and the rabic generally, that be' impart reed Stook of to Sims In all their. 'Weil.. Hta Stook t. one of the largest ever opened In 'Weedy and entbrareseverytbion worn by tie ladles of Philadelphia. Pew York and Bolton. and he trysts cannot fall to please all. Great eadslaas , been even in ealecildg the choked good.. all of which bersrarranta. Eta Wan touttnnas to mardadinra.aaherstoirmati dr acriptions of Beau he Show. and limn bin long es-pri m... Omer 211 yeara inulnede In this city. la. be trnda : • =twang guarantee that time who favor bin with their patronage. will be fairly deoltleith. •116 . I — 4 I 0' I • •C 111 • 1 Roth. 1. haebT elven that Palmmernhip har e ririot.s. under tb Stem yle KISSES RUMS. hAabamdlimmtle m d. mt ~ t ureo f of WATCII CRYSTALS ICU canim4 .as areal MT thmtremalalma T.L.r. All crtid.an z aomd r U L torda.m....., • .• '<ea fi n. PItL • litrcelaior Carriage Factory. ,IttENSTON,. BROTHERS& AO., cal Cowls Makers. am= of Lama rebooat 7 Qtr, hero= bands:4 sremoutatectoyino extenstreeeeartocentofamiseiset Prokowaye. Hgn, :enow Com., wade In ell their tartans etyloy with sno t rTri the b u' r==dl=l 4 rlefte g g. ; Wretteadad to entice, meet resscruble terms. They otltteet ULU MI whop:Weyer Ulm trith Met, yet bc perfectly 71Mtta . burgh and Mattritestgl a ici th. rb m 4r s ".t. F tory wren L 5 ourotee thiritur the day M. 'WESTERVELT, Venetiari Mazufactarer, Na. 1.3 Bt. Clair 'trve, Pittsburgh, STEAM BOAT OWNERS—Wanted to . _ buy. an httelent In • eam Boaar width nt•B, tnt . real agate trl/1 lb@ O St ren. 'Enquiret, f of nets..t: THOMAS WOODS. M. 4th at. - - - FANCY CHINA STORE, es wooff - Brzeraz PITT;BWIGH. JUST IniPorted amt now open a full assort. swat Trench sad English 011 t and Mats Chins, Gut sad Whits and °Amid Stone Chins: Cemnon Warn /Wt. his kr sanstrstrsda selblos _ _ ILIIeDSL'iEUy. 11‘. 19 , 14.101 L, =rum • _ ATKA GLASS WORKS : - • WM: DAVIDSON &. CO.. A.Aik t aIFACTUFLEItS and dealers in Viols, sad W kinds of Omen and Flint 0 .GUms, Jiarket West. fittabursh. Ps. Particular neeutlon mid to prirs:a moulds - ser bomb.. ceO4lT ' • VOR SALE-280 acres of and on White _§." Oak llottOm. 1 mile from McKeesport. The Ims swats an Mums of Massed land, Cq bone. end • young niebard. km; Au variety of ERMA. dtareid.3 ea sty Printed Meter. and any. one .letting to be y real estate, would do nag to got ft. . aE my m It Ul the quietest way to end glum Mrgalas ma by bed.. Enquire of. n 0741 . .2110. L m(a)119, 75, ttl. st. - rEgialtitENT—A good House on 2d at., be "! tarantasataaata and eamat Rentt2l rermontki. . VW& W00N , .. 75 Fourth •t. 'lllO FARMERS, DAIRYMEN AN-TAY: ea1e.478 acres errand, In Weetuannend costar. 60 taller (2 hour. Me) hem Mt/Iberian, and :11111alde Water Station. on the :P nUrradnie *helot 40 sure aro cicarecre Wed Mane land. lea Leg Maw and Bar. It Is wnll adapted to et (init. or It woaldmelean excellent (Wry; Pala temehealeredadntly, Therehe place band rev . Malan thereon waler. is ut atneulanze u el . l .r eff Wmtao t, nhe C lrlg Ve ' lTro ‘ rlbvi.m.,.. node either 'then ealted.an..... „. lnert Of the land would afford excel. = re nnu 7wT h - Oi It will be divided ti Da " A r iNtil; bll.llllto la three ay./ iannalvan?..t.r. Tide lullsentelde Fasuleil Off - TILOS. WoelitS.,6 Wood ot. .... ' -. ' - • Self-Heating - aid An boar BTUE Solineribee riming purchased the ei- Cigaire Mat of J. 1 -Johnston'. Nu b/ la c , ati! J. otate& Patent. FaLflioatlna &wawa, 1,-oaa, la no* aztootlV engaged to otamatoottning t i e, , ~..,, n.3.3 0r , a titq above. he keeps totottaa, hand a ..._ ........on 1,,,,,,... 1 oa., malts Aretur •cot top Zoe, a Lam and good movortscomit of Cu mato, uti n r and Ead Erma to wrath Do 'would rayon:ally taaia,,,b, &Mott= of orboksalo dealers and the ambito to .. odalyd - --- C. EINGSLAND. A...Nn tlti - ' No: 56 Arch Strut: r nitaadpAta, ImPqten of ti. & 1. - Ges'a Unrivalled ` NEEDLES. . Agents for the most Celebrated WOOLEN raRNs, Hamar, rilar.vo SWAM _HARDWARE FOR BADDLEas AND CARRIAGE ?SAHEBS. • •.. R. T. Leech, Jr., s ill WOOD ST6ZIi7, .PPITSBOIZOIL ALE, ckaa. Vanua:F. 311141.0 Am liar , Bost eior t y i Jeray• firritier.l, dakf. Tap *. a.. a. FAST COL'D OALICOES—Just reed 2900 D~ia64'd 12* ean. Al! of .which will E. wad at.l, .01 • ' A ?LADY Aco ' rt.HEBBE-500 kis. prim° VT. lit: Cheese Ake . _ .E 3 Kto ! ho r .. x*,...--zarif cc. wag . • THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE BUSINESS CARDS ATTORNEYS. jOSEPH S lc £P. NBA th...lr!.tt,Lavro.r..Qflasu j W. HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake ," • Limo rumanatur," 4.3 mat greet, Netwtonv . V!metit y. rd OBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law, At, At. . ter , I tOBE . E r Atto rn ey th GrantMirl4-3,43 JAMES J: KULLN, Attorney nt Law, o ffi ce Fourth meet., over °rant, Pitteburr.b. V I RASCISC.FLAIsiEGL,N,..ittota t iy at, Law .112 No-170 Fourth street, l'ittahuruh. JI ASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law, !in.X9 Fifth street. Fhtob.F.h. Ml= BANKERS AND BROKERS. 110LERNAN .4. CO, Bankers and Exchange ii arak 25 Wood lib . ..teen's', of Diamond Alley. Pmatoirgh, pa - htly and sell Walk Note. Loll Coln. fibroma time 14.1.111,. and ProtahnorT Neter. make Collertlona In all the plinelhal title. of the Union; Wanks Depodtoon pall and on interest, and On their prompt attention to all oat. er matters appertaining to a Wolter's business. 11111-IFiamtern Exehaniir minetantly fur y jiRA-11Eir. - 1 'RAM!, Bankers and Ex change ilnaken. Bay 1.1 sell Gold and Plisse and Notes, negotiate loans on Cell KII" Kale at Stock Been. rides, as Las irrondstory Notes, add Time Bills on FAH and Kest.. /lay and isal Stocks oti Commission_ Coils, dons made on all points In the Union. !glee corner of Third and Wood rtyeeta directly or pmate the at Charles • _ . . llotel. t .2,,:EVG, Coin, Stock and Exchange , Peony cir.sieb — erCS tnd Yte sena Stooks on tern Bank Not ea Bought and aold. Jrts ?Am., , UJEO4-----hXWCA RAM* -Int. 8., LALMER; HANNA 1 Co., SUccessors to Ilitsser, Canna. Co.. Rankers. Eksbanice Brokamand torslko — and Domeatle Cori:incases of Etnioid_ 4/lank N ote.. and W corner of Wood atd sturd ks fo nivel.. Current Mom, remised on Depot'. Fiala Cheer falai. and colloctlocks made on neuir printi the tiol t ted "" Th r :VAS mal. bald for Foreiro and American Gold. Advances made cm conslimnenta of Psalms. shirpoil east. on liberal tams. w. • . ....... _......—.__ a. B. X . CAT. 4 . IL ML1.43 ,7 15,A Co., B , f. , ri r k . rs it . n n d d Third ikes, gt . tranractiona n t'l =on Ub tacuut, and collet-do. prom:Air attended to. 1a.5.17 XT I.IOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign . and DomegUe BEL of Exchange, Eartlfinstre orLr aito, Bank Notes and Specie, No. CY Market street, Nth. , burgh. ISW. Collections made co an the - gointPal china throughout the United State. BOOKSELLERS I L. READ, B.k.seller and Stationer, No. 0 . Fourth stmt. Arollo Buntings. JOIL\ S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta- Mass. rums= to Nolo. 1 - Agnew, No. r 131arkst user Fourth, Pittsburgh. Co. 14trY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and Dealer In taUssery. te.. 8.2 Market anat. soar us._ end. PH-C.1 , 1321;h. Ps. AY - & CO.; Booksellers and Stationers. Ito. 55 Food stmet, twat dour to the tarns of Third. - ma =h. Pi Srbtonl and I. books coartantly on band. COMMISSION & S. L. tANCAST &. COMMISSIONO MERCIIANTS, No. 17 North Wharves, Philadelphia, Soto Arent* for the sale nr R. S. camps & CO.'S LAMP BLACK.. sir - An radars tor the &bon gnornpUr attended to. J. W. BUTLER et CO., uEORWARDING 1G COMMISSION MER. CILANTS sad Drakes In .14 kin& el Pittsburgh Man used Artist., Lctut Phut and Shen Isuut, Nu. fi7 Pins Itrset. Pittsburgh- sub-131114 • WH. H. SUTTON nolesolo Grocer, Importer and Dealer in VOREIGN- WINES, Brandies and Old 310- ln.?;:rfil;iVtli"'?"teit=is.:'"l-Ett.T'" A - A. 3rBANE, Commission and For sterobsuts, dealers to Watt and Produce it.olgatr Lot. Pittsbutsh Mattufastures. No. 114. Posond stows. Pittsburgh ap6.1y1.3 ROBigiS CO., Wholeall Grocersitbsvr=MT:.rConalro eoW •t b4b. n ----- men, 5 PRINGER HARBAUGH & CO., 4Succe sm. t. S. Ilcrbuig . l4l Gosntolsek, sta Porwiudi 5 errebantr,Dealars ccd and Prcdtme sexurally, , 145 lira andll6 Second streata.Pittetrarsl, Pa.. ap3.lr Flour Factors, Commission and Porwarding Merchants and Dealers Is Prods, genertar. Orders for Pittsburgh alanntartores =NT Pennattended as. Nos 74 Water andOu Prone as.. PI . • • IL RAMP, ... P. SOPPS IBLARDI, ;JONES CO, Succemwro to ATWOOD, JOSZEI 00, Consolelan and forwarl, erthants, DvaLeas PlttAbanh lisauferturedlicodA PittAbccrel. MEL.Cf i ll et. t. A : NZELG, General Co.rmis on anniguntents of Pmtne. ffflflrfll/17. )07:7 TOLN Wail Pa CO., Wholesale Grocers, Ossamhwtort Iterehanta end NSW! In Peados* .d Pehttnrh diaantseturot. zss UAW littodrarnis B. CAA - FIELD, late of Warren, Ohio, lhader in If "'d Leer's CC., Batter. ° Pot tusTl Pawl Ash. and Weetern Pradens genera/Ir. Water Wawa Dement Szalthleld and Wood. Platebarsch. fIioNIS URI; LIITII, a. (Late of dm Robison. Littler-d On.) LiTTLE & CO., Wholesale Grocers, • Rio Ince and Co=nrbelon Blendosata. mud Denim to Pittsburgh ,Xanobretases. No. 112 Sonand street. Pltte ralits-RO _ - - - - CHEESE WAREHOUSE.-11EN . COLLINS. Yorwarelln g and Camtniaantra Merehant,and Peale, In finless, Butt" Lake }1 and Produce generally 25 Wood street, slmsno Water. Pittatorkk eorkl _ _ VON BONNTIORST & MURPHY, Whole ,' de Onscrs and onnimianon sNntbantn, Dews" Pictsbandk NUltattlm.. No water street. Pltt• banh. P. HOJiaRPALMER 192;! .. rter and Dealer In French between Third and Fourth Or.ll'ilang*L'!'''!: AIeCLINTOCK, Importer and Whole rale anal Retail Bala ha Carpeting. Moor GB Table mot PlatoaCtoorn Window nada. Steam Boat 1i0.112 Market Anat. UsATMS &PATTON, Wholesale and tai ß e - Gramm on the taste= dd. a Ma Dlsmaaad. gh. Pa. DRY GOODS. FRANK . 'VAN GORDER Dealer in Trim er.nr".• k 7sfel 41=a d n ;wavy artlelag a I grt of wet:twat of trhlett eau always be bid at No. U. *Omer of Market street sad the Diamond, Pittsburgh. Pa. apll4y 4 MASON a CO.. P1179.1741111-.0. ANTHOST it CO,. TCOLL. AA. MASON CO., Wbolesale and Retail o Dealers In nary and Etmi. Dry Glooda, '25 PUth VI lIRPITY & BUR CHILE; IA Wholesale a i llgge i rd s pr 7 °fa, machwa.., .211.1. rOurthard GROCERS. BOONE, HABBAUGH do BOOBS, iENERALCOMMISSION MERCHANTS, Amboy ho Wool, floor, Produce sad ProvioLo on. No coth Water street, , HARRAUGH & BOWIES, ORWARDING COMMISSION Mat CHAIM, _Dealers In Wool and Product 4,1'111 that Pin. 21.1 warts street. Pittsburgh. Pa. othi:7-11,/ TLO. TORN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Grocerf ejrd CommlssioiMerchanta,No.l73 Wood and ry'll4b rtictavot, Pittatror.h: 140 BER T MOORE, Wholesale Grocer. Rea tifyigilAtl&tsDoesler In Pralmltl t nal .Man. 2 . 7k0...116 = L On • bnn y. a croft operior oklon 31Ltherrty r ongsheln Whiske 001 ch will In . . . . suns stscsaras —o[o. 1. AMA.. BLACKBURN k CO., Whaml ci I.4ra- Mt . serint Th artg . 474.Ma nr Plte D ll "l :Zl ihicmn on tuna at their warehoone,l4l. Water street, Pit tabor:a. woos DlCarl--RUM," PIOUS. SAIAII DICKEY k, CO., Wholesale Gm rami°=°..Yr cc Joe,M .-I , 4Gtart a aOl. GILLSJc_ROE, Wfintesio GrocersA t .nd U>Sllll,llOll Mery ta, N 0.144 y V. t •e.~_...._.... • • WM. BACIALEY k CO., Wholesale Oro- V V cam Noe. 10 and 20 Wood street. Plttsburseb. WILLIAM .A. M'CLI7RO, Grocer and Dealer, owner of Wood end dinta streets. ass always On nata lame assortment of curb Wooed.* and 2Sas—F the lowest boom.. ms. e ortism Fnllts and !tut, Wholsale and 'Utah. Deslassaapplled on ROBERT DAIZELL & CO., Wholesale Wooer& Cameolsolon Merchants, Dealers to Produee pseuborgb Itaaufselozee. No. 2sa Liberty etomt. Pittobaroh. —DARD weanuse. VICK k McCANDLESS, nuccessorn to 0. - Wlek,Wholusals GroSers, Fares..hog and comogwon stertbestte, Iv Imo, Nails. Glw, Cot Yeree..d pitt.basaf 31sontsetums smoolair earner of W 0 .4 and Water streets. littaburet. A - CULBERTSON, Whole i na nw le tc . e d r P r . ! Gmatialon Mereblult.DajniL , rty hisaufseuml UMW. ."Da R. FLOYD, Wholesale Grocers, m ow..alers In Produce... Bulktinvolonttas sad on De Liberty, Wool. and etrtnßound .ot,oolto.Flttotaugh. rm. nruLET, _nAGALEY, WOVDWARD ho l°- t IF . wateb . .nniira. lfa 111 if avimt ritirkk. Pbui;g.l.M.o uivm Arei.1.735. 1.11.1.111 =in RCANDit:Ea' ME ----"'"'' , •ANS t CO, orn ran to 'Wick a' ittegualeaj Whou:i.i. = in im, r=ase,CbtienTanw, nalfi Pittaburo . myna of. IVo , "'e sta., _ .. S. CITrIEBERT & SON, I i I EN EIIAL COMMISSION AGE:s. 'I'S, for 1111 the %ale and pur , hame. nJ IW.I Eptat., ..f Pout,. Nezntlatlng I,lnp, on ldonda. Mnrtizogra, ar.. No. 110 Third at., littAborch. Michigan General Commission and Collec tion Agenc7 Office, VIJR the collection ot liome and Foreign ji• mtrrentllo and all other 3lnnny vlalnla. In Itlehl,n and a.Lja , ..nt Atalr., I nvrattn..l, t and Pay m. lnf Mai( Par:bent orrases, aL,t fdLI, nstate •nd Stnek. ao.i !..tnanrn A 17.1,11. PELTIER ANDER:4ON. Reim-no-sin Atesburph-- , eur, Kraturr.t Ilals.. II erd White d G., linaotte OM, Lorvux, 1 4 towart A MerehanlA. Waseren—Two Agent- nr Michigan from reamer...le Insuraum Gunmanles. turtn.l nl CARD.—llaiing been ap pu n ted the ex elusive Agents for 'Pittnburgh, for ran male of Patent Rivoted Cemented aud Stretched Leather Belting, man ufactured by P. J kl.L.t SON. of Hartford. Connecticut, Wetnne offer for sale • largeaeeprtment of .11 widths. manufactured. at the mastutacturer's prices, Ids artlele bein superior to .of feather Belting rter Nine° cured In this a market. A1..0 • large Mork of all widths of India Rubber Beltingnonstom.tly on bald, sod for mar at the .. .Maehlne Bolting Dep.," Nu. eirkrt street. J. t 11. PHILLIPS. . . AUSTIN L00:4119, Real Estate A gent, Merchandlae RIR Broker. erne. No. Psi tnurth ntrt.t. terve WPM. Rush:tem PrnMPHY atiembd to. ',Sid I y • - AMUEL L. MIRSIIELL, Secretary Citi t_Y tore. Mumma>, Ccilapsay. 94 Water street. GI M. GORDON, Secretary Western lase Jr•mornx.NWsWrlawL GI ARDINE RCOFFIN, Agent for Franklin md / L i r. insui t r. Company. north,. oorner of Woorl 1 A. MADEIRA. Agent for Delaware w tux] Instcromew Onmpany. 12 Ws%tar .m.l. Loillg H. 311iLLOR, Dealer in Piano Peru., Shute and meal Inetruraenta. Selcol Bouts,. end mere. Sole aeent fin. 8 1 6lekerinete str ee t Feet, Or Weans, Petisslleaals—No. Wood street. ENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music, Mu sical latlßEtterita. and Inverter of Italian String. :11== Tr A Trtaga= d ;tl2 ;cr " 111:2=r; Nan. OIIN HAFT, Jr., (sueeessor to Jas. 31'Guf fey,) iiltiolesa/a and hetet] Druggist and Dealer In 4nta, OD, Dymrtufs, As-, 111 WeNi sneer. 2 doors bolo. {Wu Alley, Pittabtaith. girltezular Agent for Ur. Ford's Medic'. rith2o gibOliN P. SCOTT. Wholesale Dealer it Dnags. Paints. 0)1,. Varnishes and Dye Shah Co. 295 erty stmt. Pittsburgh. Al) onlarteill receive prompt attention. spy- Agent for Landau Co. relnably family madlehlea mar 24-ly A. FAHNESTOCK & CO., Wholesale • d Tr . ,iteittrali4fonhlts Leada;ll. burgh. ..b7 110 E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer i n 41'S'Prpoo7'1 Yitr:ll72437'thit,' lIA.01.1(T • l rRMIN & REITER, Wholesale t 1 REaL b ;tsista owner of Liberty and SL Pula ataats, JSCHOONMIKER & CO., Wholesale • Drtlimista, - No. 24. w•oe Onset. littabwith. TOSEPII FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilco: II a Ca.. miner Market saran add DIXIDOLId—Reer Ivan ;tiaV.l bond s o lcd . l c and hrot., 'erfomarr. sod all partalrdnic hla batives. ho PlaTNelmo presairtlons otretally eanannande/ tall WOOL MERCHANTS F r r LEE, stiCeessor to MURPHY LEE, . Wool Dealer.acul lkhaerhandon Merchant Car ths Anaerleaa WoaV Good. No 1= Llberr• Mr* tart DRR. JAMES K LNG: Office and Re , idence, . 112 Fella rtzwete oppwit• the catteeral li vi.- 11/ M. VARIAN. M. D., Office Gth xtreet, v v below Flalt.hsel.l o..elce lowerr--e t.• 9. a. 2 n. 3. t• 7to C.. t.724-lid MERCHANT TAILORS . • CIIESTER., Merchant Tailor and-Clo- Mier No. 74 Wood •txei Partltal.-K.llom d to _cord .1 Youths' Cletb.lin. LLI .J_NI DlGBY,3lerchant Tailor, Dm {.6.2. and DeLer In Read, 1 / 1 “ Clot hbu. 1.1 La n:pre. IN , WATTS & CO., Merchant TaiJoni, 181 IIJJ LTherly mgr. t.—We ars nem rect.:Ting jot 'erm' .17TrUe.i:reftW"."171(laTtrlit.:1 Malian and =gnTe:Cau plow: give vs • tall. I nali] MANUFACTURING. 111.1.1.11 11.1.1011111.1._ -U.. D 117311. 'WILLIAM BARNHILL & Co., EIIOILER MAKERS and SHEET-IRON IXOUBERB. Marialicturess of Tiarahltry Patent er.. Chimney., BlicheV .l, re Red Nears-Pio, [no. Wooer. Salt ruts. Snots inn Teeth, or Life Boat. etc Also. filacksmlthe . Work .ridire se4 Via.4yet co. flowiries dose on the shortest notice. n0.30.1yd. W. W OODWELL Who/Beale and Retail td Men Aro, tifsetwar and Beeler in Cede.. Warr. No. 53 L I'OllN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of PATEINT BOX VICE., • mleedor mild. SOLID BOX sad It/LAZED BOX VICEB comer of Anders, and itrir lawn streets. ow Newt, from the Used street Bridge. Al. leirhsir CU. uc..Xtoell IIi t ;MBROIDERED AND APLICA MAN_ TlLLAS—Materlais marked fm Embr I ra ldmy and Ay/ ork MIS. L. 4. WILA/N. e2tf No Xl4 Pkon strert. acme Wait. Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Man ufacturing Company. pins COMPANY GAVIN° ENLARGED timir capacity Sm rossmfamtmik. am. nom pr•pared to moa tUm Incr../ derkarld thel/Vlrtek. Crucible and 8889" Ora"' '711.1:,k"./WlLd.= 1/./> Plttabarek. S.ptotalimm Boots and Shoes!! AMES ROBB, No. et/ Market street, 3cl Sethat docrfron. the Market llouae. !alb:. the pule He that he ha. now t very hill stock of ever, thing In the Root and Shoe trade, sew/ as Ladles' °alters, half Gal t , rs, found on ares, Lady Franklin and all lb. tithe found on th e sehrrn china: also, Mlers' and I.lllldrene Getters and Fancy game and shoes, In all their seriatim *leo, Gentlemeas' Patent Calf Boot, French par Borate, Congress Gaiter. and Ebt4ll, also, hose and Youth.. &lota Rn, Feeneb Calf Pinup give lee a cell ea ae with to an snide men who a,or 11., with their meters se vm sire saws.. Goa Remember the plaza tO Market strnet. airmi Hats and Caps. WILSON & SON keep conmtantly ou hand en... - dwiertotlors •nd nt.nety of flab and p, both wholewal. and retail. Thaw daafting • Li. tanral. flat or Okt..¢‘,Nl and cheap. would doe ell to •• hobo. Firetuasthg ebowhtrze. onl9-tf CO. AM) RETAIL & TABI/lONATILII HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, AND DEAL/MIN ALL RINDS Or FURL CORNXR OP WOOD A.VD Pll7ll STREETS. Pittaburgh, ots... noir Met embram 41,017 quality andriaileof RAG and= r airA Do•A Cults and Pur Emmet. Jr Coach and Carriage Factory., JOHNSTON, BROTIIMI & CO., corner of 0 Belmont and asheum .theta. Allegheny City. would respectfully Inform their friends , and the Futile generally. Mat they are manufacturing Carriage., Betrourhea. generally. Tae U.Rir bleiglue and Martel.. la all their rations etyles of en and PrOPOIIIO9. All order, will tvr executed with stein reward to door. kitty and beauty of firdeh. Bemire will afro be Attended to an the most reseal:table terms. tieing In all their orTk the brut Butane Media, POl.l and Wheel Stull. they age feel eernfideat that all who faro, them with Stull. t w 11 to perfobtly eatisbeel on trio) of their work. <h are requestedia Ea. them • call belOrre Pa , aving elsewherre. nal BIV Cow , ' . ; New Coach Factory Allegheny Li. WRITE & CO., vruuld rpetitcaly inform the pn Me that {hay have .sled street on on [mock, Iwtween Federal and itanduekey s They are now math's. and tub prepared to motive Men. hey art of vehicles, koseitee, Chvinte, Barentchee, Buggies. Phad.ons, de., to, which, from their tong experience, to the ruanolketure crib, ainre work, and the feellltles ttier hare, they feel conlident they. are ermbie ett to do work on the moat reasonable terms with thaw wanting articles In their Ono. Paying pestles's, ettentfon to the selection_of materials, and haying tome Lot yowl etent workmen, they hare to hesitation In warranting their work. We therefore ILA the attention of thepub'Jr to title matter. N. o.—Nstedrlng done I. the beet manner, and the moat reasonable term.. Jale on ktf J. J. 11.0.1101 C . . CLFZI.I.KII Livingsto . iv Roggen & Co. NOVELTY WORKS, PTPTSBURGII, PA. FrftACK. and Depot Railroad Sallee,. Day, Cottleond Groin dn.: Plottorin ond Counter dm: Diem. Locks or all Mona Pprlna, Prop and numb . Leda, Coffee Mills of 'minim Medic Point Oita aripemed rottinmin oe Dolt. and Ptenino; Malleable Iron Caning, ere ••••• riot, In farm and nieb. 00.9.111.. W. W. WALLACE, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, Et 371 isisd Llbesey end, opposite S'suthstad anal. PITTSIII/IttilL IILIONUMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stone, TOMMture Tops. Mautal. fawning fl.me.a hand, and mane to ord., by machinery, at the lowan prise. Throe hundred nthrinal and selected dm h.r Monument.. Ac.4.nban.t. inert an 4 Flab Mar bls furalohnt to the Trade at the lowest prima, All ordar. lWed m alth &Tata. at 21:1 Liberty ...met. New Goods and Fashions for Gentlemen' Clothing for Spring of 1854. CO. beg leave respectfully Intim their nureernue ea.tererre, e. the puh p rz ni. 4l4 th l t harP ti. T.l, ',elver& • teah m ini , sarten jorri—ane to tt l &filt 'y ere :42; toteeire or der, for ;raking theta up In ir usual superb etyle. The eatLifartlon an inherent exprelieedy their metre mere hitherto, with their busoble uncle to riMemb Mho.' late, them to fresh exertlous In the setae itlrocrAon. Welk IL.4";'bertitlearu.Tirgreeht:' that our " T. C. WARRINGTON (DIPLOMA.) )1 ADIES' CHILDRE N'S SHOE STORE, k, 4 Rehm Ideatehand fall spode:sent, No. 25 cavil) street, Pillebar en gh..11 • • es3otrd CO/0111Th. Gentlemens' First Class Goods. g iubseriberg beg lenre to inform tbo - public that they hare reed their hemmer Stock, con -the newest and met faaLktuttle Fabrics ke o+l, • ans . row INATTIS • 00. • fto:lt ' ''" - Tam strut: AGENciEs. MUSIC, &C. DRUGGISfA. MEDICINE. eats Man. hat_ Tel e Oats .9t. (-Task.. • Perry llotaisi AcITY HOTEL, (late Browne ,) corner of 001114.1 d and nerd etneata. PittaburAth _AIM, Proprietor. ArarThis large and maimed:out heti. Online under p,na thrrtnunto rapalf. and furrilstwd with new winletneree throughout. Is now open per the nosey tins of the travalina Cnaanitisamnanara. anls.deen - 4 Oil N SOCTII , Conch Maker, Corner of No b rt . h . f=7 4 a m nt , Yed*7l ViiltiCLKK. ttn• b eat materlal. and by thr beet woot men, Ile Ow openpl • 11' AftEnuon fix the S , Chute , building*, nn Seenni above Wood et.., where he 1 1 l at oxen exit a very fair *tont. of wnet. (with tally addltinna. i 4. which he Inviter the attention and eritinal •ranahull.m. feditte enutident— fn. his cnntinued moves In bruin... hie eztensive ide. the snattrlAl nod entplo,red. otyle n. : s Kr work—he rannot nompete*f with In the Caa or treat. .r2-em JOHN v ALTER P. MARSIIALL, Importer and Dealer In 1'1.1.. Floored and Deroratire Paper Hula , ISlgs No. 95 Wood street. Pittsbateh. hole Agent of the aelabrated ¢annesetures, ifewers. input Ala. of P.O. udnl4.l e iRIaFASIIIONS FOR LADIES' PRESS . Parish Warble. IrJUNT., &reel P , 0 . 0 . 0 w be on wale on the 10 Prnahnn br MK& L B. WILSON. ieertr • ?in VI I: Penn. above nand street KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE, Ai ORWARDINO AND COXIMISSION re, M P. ERCHANT,. Canal 13rvanth .treat. Pitt. Parvo, Lvd. Lard 00, Menu Pnrt. S. C. Hams, Ire• aa. tra awl N 0.11,40. Autlamitn and Smotch Pig Brick and Clay. An thradte Coal. i.e. IM O. C3/19 Bolivar - - ")ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP— The Ana or LAVIILY A PAXTON la tble Any &e -yed by mutual ...meant_&woad of our en tre. (Jmeary tetabllabmana an.. 16.4 Liberty et. 3lr. J. It. 31cFAHLAN D,loll u n bun., and le haraby authorised to collect all aearounte dun to um and - to rattle *II claim. agarnal JOHN LA Auroral 2nd. 185.4. J. WILSON.PAXTOY James W. IlleFarlaild, WIIOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN FRIULI GROCERIES; ' Tent, Fruits, Pickles, Spinet, Preserves, WOOD AND lIILDOW WARE. Amalie Howe Flrrnithing G6ods, 463 Liberly Wed, Pillitergh. SKIV FOUTII,O OT. f'I I ILADR:LI•fII A, 1.11+1111.711011, ALLF.IIIIKNY V 1). OO'TTIR'ET- ROO I.:IttlET MOUNT I'LEASANT, IVE,TNIORE'D Nun. 00NNE1.1.111 . 11.1,C. A VIVITI: CO., LINIoNTOWN • BROWNSVILLE:. Drl'4l. rnoolT4l, IgAroul.tx road., Prel• rough', and • - .11 , 1.1 , 1, Bank Not od tqr.cle bought an,l kt 5 ,1. ! Nnteo end ntb , 74tiritbq bought and comtuts4on, Cmroopuotlonra and collectioan,llcit.i, 5.54( Agency. atMOSES F. EATON, Na. 19 Sixth mt., agent for polling and buying PATENT 111(111TP. Is now uipet to twit the following lately patented artieler Trott . . patent 0 , 11/Inheei. itteact Engin, tine . • patent Drill. for Willing frog lento's Ronk Drilling !terbium.. Copeland's etationary and I . .etable Raw Minn Crawford . s Steam lootar flume, and ttnitth'e Wnnight Railroad Chan Marldneti. Them, saltine hare ineu examined by practical moehan. Wand inarhlniats, and pronounced ninety, ton., l a p at , Ile le also authorized to Oen Rights to mak, nod rend these. ...into. In 007 tetrt of the EOMI err. Ile hag also Aa aide bonding:and Nulls and Waehentand linlehed limes Work. Hs le alentavintrad to take Agenehto Mr the rale of rah. ar patented/110U xnd new Inventions. and glee to the borinees tathna and ennetant attention. niters to the WIRD. The sobeerlbere have bug Loop l ane with Mr Moire F. Eaton, and have no betitatlnn rmeennmodine him to ally.ho may +/bib td eMPIO7 hie amine, .• gen tleman oruminulman integrity and Inamiang•blolgulustry In .how marry., mom , ranater may tar plead. . y. , W. Roblnson..Jr.. W. 11. Denn. if.hehildll.ll, Jamey Wood. =l4titiot & So tltah ne, P. R. Mend; Lorent iv.i. tittiaLlmnr.. Johnston tr ' l7 r, as I,l;hllliits. Andrew Inlkett. PlMMlllintnit.Tt i o ' nember =eh, laa.: l6"' M`Qu'd'.." • I== Fall and Winter °oda EDNONETWATTS. MERCHANT TAILOR, 166 LLEIVRIT '4TRZEr. I - H AVE now on hand n large Stook of Fall stsdßter Goods, ayersostiny ofentirsly sew &egos, Logileh 11141 Vesting. of tie roost Pros liblgottetat Yrsostt and Ossebosres, of every et sod sloadl thy mar of latish / looks to odor - on the Isiost Mom ableteratet Oallitiflooldlo nits N2l), YEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. PITTSBURGH. G'AZE'I'TE. Rum Two Men Enenned from "...v.., pan VISA'111:11 d 5C11.3.1:: General Adrer..bana We read with admiration of che daring .Weds _ ! !"`l• - • N...... . 11, .1 4 1 l Ur". 4 .` , • N''. '."'''''.. ''''' ''' , IVLDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, Petin sr I v nuts - 4 -' . l a 'rf' bravodetthmeliF:mil y w " r f le storyt I : y et o: b L g or n h f i.:nth:d:e:p,;:claJ'd:fetnpr 3;:e.:"lns"!drthh:del"bMa'lc:it N. 1111.11 gglzret.) -- cdastf.,..eolf..t.thhedf A m iri la e k, ri n c g an h:,, lto es v c o a l n o t: o : Vi p l e mf g e. lori t f: Rthabk Pgrar gn th. ("dye .V.... 1 1,,,,. . _ . IlaPPINIII:Itii, Jan 1.. , Charles's London Cordial Gin. . liaaarc.—Mr. Flenniken presented a petiiiioi 11.' ITI lOUT the ne.cessi i) II f eatraordinary ' for a Prohibitory Liquor Law fur the 'Western ' hi" "P w w rti.1.11,,, wi th war,...1, so *Mort on Ti,. part at thr Co ata I it,,,f the State. ! r .',N ' .l ' .l;,, U ."T,V,L U t! nt , h t l:', h ,Vl..7,T;',lt l "llr. , 16 7 ,,,r..—The Committee on Finance reported ' 'Y" th i " ailb lb "FP r el.ed everYtehere. and yet we remain indifferent to the many in our art..... a tv.pulartly 1.,0nd procadeat in tto weidr din l the bill supplementary to the act erecting a House of pletibodte .1. tltn mtlrmo. own country who bravely risk their lives for the , „,. , 5 ., *n .,,, , ~,,,, ~,.„,,, ~,,,,,,,,,,,,, ~,,,,,,,,,,„,. „, , ~r Refuge in Western Penneylrsaia, at commit- : le rr o Eori ni and and thr Unltati!Catehprpcialng It. traurreodaggt ted. Also, with a negative recommendation, the ,sake of freedom, and chase off the fetters of 1 slavery—just freedom ^- ii ureiie.imbiL taro i.r do tunny and ttir tar ~r bill to provide for the payment or certain debts , ... . . . riveriw;ll;rii;;;lpii.7lh7;i Ay l..lWda - lit - the deli. as well nimpitalon of IS, healthy. Fro, fowl t e o It Is liaritilerw In Ito ailop inetrli bi a plight stimulant. which. w till. It ip the apiad wradually weana him from the horror, .1 ',don. pi/Mattered win.titutlon. i '„‘ .. ' d 7 ffi L i ' ring "' itZgri f irr;rit it. Si lute PurltJ. al•al 41.0i1, IN a uswilleloe in ea.. os dynanwlit. gout. gravel. illiwarea of the klilneywand Innuin•nitila eth er maladlen fur which all • remedy and toridentlee It IMP an "sid. It ix widaspinsafira aiwwitant.• the atianlante. frequentlY lingpendrywd by change. of rat, at 'ClMlll.rd r. ,l ;;it ' ;;t: l3 A l, t3l! : !i7,, " ./;;;,1 ` .141l. " . ". MAU., . po nd .Ith the peopriato 'a numb, a to pignature nthe 10.1. and Packed In wawa of tiro doten each. Dewar.. of linitathinP. The wanidne Charles' London Cordial 'On can tw had wall 61.11 teeportable druedild• and groceni. at all butebi, au4 wholesale or e.,6 V14:11101iN I ell IttS Pearl pt., tie. Yiirk. • anna treated with on tarot. is7dradv Extension Tables. )V M. II EERDT, 150 'Wooster et., between • ere... and Ilouston sta. Now Turk,. l lanufantnrel. argo all alaaya t.o hand. Orders fur Shipping punctually altandA to rs.,l7d.lrav d OUPIL CU., 'Wholesale Print Sellere, I. aubllahrra. printara, and Alumnae...lnd Artists. Cniurnrrn, Parla, London. Dorlin, and No. 300 lirtud...r, Nes , York. Caralngurs rent by mall.usual dismunt r , 11 , :1r and Institution', Picture Yearn.. furnlabrd Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot. MeFARLAND & CO., as RAIDER' LANE NEW YORE. Wtmehouie 145 Pratt et., Baltimore, MCI. WINKS', Jewelers' and Counting House xis sae ...fevers. edsa ma/tartly on hand Fre oaks, and warranted In every reeneet. Neer Ye., April Stb. 1314. !funs. /Pas. If'Ehrtand: Gentlemen— t gives toe pleas ure to lutorto you that your Safe preserreAl my Books and Papers uninjured In the the Wt vlaht. tp,rhir.h It thing ate.. mY Prtlulses was consumed, and although It expoe..o throughout the fire., to Intones. heat. Mu. ...remained unharmed. The Safe, with little repairing, wlll.l think sneerer Fur anottme trial. Reepeetfull your,. 174- , J &SST. Jr.. II South William et. • FEVER. D ANUE. DR. EDWARD B L EE CKER'S STAMPEDE MIXTURE, Ihr Ow Ants and &we l [dog,. Farr, Paapepria and al Balow 405eyay. THE Proprietoro of thie Medicine will state without hesitation er fear of o Onti•olletkrn, that the ..I.•na hirrlr. has cured more parent. where It inu been introduned,than any other medicine In use for the •bore Weever. This medicine has neither Arend, nor Quinine in ita coca Neal., all of the Instrtallentsarwof • pwrfeelly healthr„tharacter and highly etironlatin . g and tut.' zuz Lzid.= 67.= 0t,."",`11:0.% : •.4i. daropatmoaphere on more than when in tb r' elr us albeit: of the try where U. , Apve pre- rall•, will do well to adopt thla tliedifitip,•4l th e patient is not obliged to lar by while ander treatment and they our be atrured ofu "needs cam Th. Proprietor ontddlntreduce thousand• of rertillentes from thou. uf Lbw highest respect- ability, but prefensaylng to the plot On, one bottle and rot will bare the infallible proof in 'unreel!. Fall dire , - non. for ita use encamp., each ladle. Certificates cart he wen at the ofilee,,Mhow log ',hare this Modielne by cum] •hen all others hare failed. For Dlopepelaand W othw Itlllious Complaints there la not abetter Medicine Intim market- It has slap been'taken with the mestaidonindna more. In Pereral rase. of Rheumatism and Gout thew. com plaints take a tableeptanfal a day. One balls nf tAda Medicine eery often has the &mired Cl. $1 pecolt!. For eah. by Druggleteln path of the United State! and Canada ~,,,AJl_lyholasate order. mutt _be addnweed to MX/CD A "'AC I 4 T I . 4 % I : I I=rIC e . w ..T. "A". z - vwrz,', ore.. till On A Co.. nod Geo. nat.., Pittsburgh ie)),lrr - - IRON WAREHOUSE; MARTIN, SPRING knnurtarn and Nairn In IRON AND STEEL 2.62 Onunun.-1, Strum, Nen Fork linep mustantly nn hand a fullnaortment uf Far Bann, llmn , 1i0n...5.1u., and other IRON, STEEL OF ALL KINDS, Me:Thant...from all wen°. of On, nonntry an Inyttod to Ball or..nd their •morn hcfore tnry - Ing. Orders hy mall entrusted to cures./ will ha !Mad at Lb. -4anlY Irrot market ratan SPILINU a CO.. 2I.:1(/ternwtc4 N T SCRIEEEELLN BROTHERS & CO.. WHOLESALE. DECOGISTS, SEW roRK. //as rtmorrill. , Al.l7o JMPORTING the leading Drop.. from their mion.ttc..rt.t.. lath In Euro, and Last 'lain -and 0., French and Englipt. Chrmiumla. 14rfornary. Thoth. Nall and Hair MIMI, Ifs& tilovra and Can,. Pula and one Trlocts tho.r ~ .fror thaw MI tavatr.se.mal./.• .rmr. ',ga or jam,y mall. will reewlya thArhere att.ntlon. Jelt (..;.A.M . IYEL L. eXTEIiLY. Wltto:f.Raln luti -1.:341. In &von:, 11Int.! Pall, and Tub, Wood and itil low Wan, Itulgets, Mat. Oonlago. Tub, 'VW Ntirl C. e, 1ca. 234 o,. .nwk-b et-. N.. Tort mhO.lrr. -.- • . WIINDOW SIL4DES, Gilt Corttice6, Table 011 Cloth. /kr- .101125 TERIII:N htanufactnntruld ooal. De/or, No. In I .7atharlns, xt.. sad No. Chatham 8 41.1"*.N•vr York. MISCELLANEOUS. _ _ ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S LITERY AND SALE orrei and Ciwrry PITTSBURGH. l'A. . _ ASHLAND ROUTH A.FICLI STREET. ABOVE 13EVENTO STI:6Br, r 11144 U EL r 1114. FL S. BENS° N. Iheonorrox. sir Pr*. .f 11.50 per 44,17 M 3. 11..st—Ird . JOIL• SEEN., JONES do CO., irROPLUETORS - - BANKING HOUSE S OP JOHN T. HOGG: on 601 vsni• C Mr.' tion of Mr. incorporate a company erect a Youghiogheny river, nt point ni ry. Mr. I A a resolution for the ap pointmeo, ... epe. mmmittee of three. to in quire into the progress and present condition of the Geological teport, and what steps are neces sary to Its early completion. Adopted. House or ReratimeraTlvaa.—The Speaker announced Messrs. Cummings, King and Sturde rant, the Committee of the house to wait nu the ' Governor elect on 1 ueoday neat, and escort him ' to the (fall of the horse of Representatives. The Speaker present.' a communication from I the Secretary of the Commonwealth, enclosing a number of reports. On motionlir.-Chaniberlain was permitted to report from the Judiciary Committee, without 1 amendment, the hill from the Senate relative to I elections, inttpded to cure a defect in the present I law. The hill was taken op, on motion of Mr. Chamberlairteand peeped dirotigh . Committee of the Whole„indr. Ball „In the Chair. When the Ip ii hour of ha lt: eleven arrived' the House pro-' seeded to w the Committee to investigate the contested e Lion case from Northampton Co.— Conside progress had been made, the seven teen me rs having beimAtibtained, from whom the eight allenges weruto he made by the con testantsOrhen Thos. C. Steel, whose name was among eneleerenteen, woe discovered to have left the House denting the proceedings, without its consent. The fact was not anuomsced until af ter thedeparture of the noon train for Philadel phia, when he was beyond immediate arrest.— Ells absence wee, after acme debate, considered a fatal irregularity, when the proems prescribed by law was recommended. it wan not until 2.1 o'clock that the work was completed, when the following Committee were selected:—Messrs. hr. Cullough, Bell, King, Chamberlain, ACConnell, Page, Palmer, Krepps and Avery. The Com mittee were directed to meet at 21) minutes be fore 8 o'clock, in the East Committee Room.— ..'ldjournal at 2 o'clock. _ Diviniou of Llio Penney. Lill t• &. re to the eollee The lilne of Wastes and the Jeesits• Tunis, Dec. curtuus quarrel ham lately broken out between the Neapolitan government and the Jesuits in that kingdom. It appears the latter has teen iu the habit of teaching that the Pope was superior to all the other sovereign of the earth, and the former has, for tome unex plained reason, quite recently thought proper to regard thin, as highly ;evolutionary in its ten dency. The consequenec wax, that M. Malta, the Director. of Police, tent for Padre tlitneppe, the chief of the Jesuits, the other day, and told him they mutt discontinue this practice, and should recollect that in 1848 they were tient out of the country in carriages; “but if then things continuo," nald the worthy minister, "the gov ernment will kick you out of the kingdoms"— a role' were the precise words. The Beverend father, much distressed at the re sult of thin interview, hastened back to his con vent, and lost no time in compiling the following protest, which was published at Naples a day or two after his Royal No j , oto Frrilinand IL, afdA, Krog• dors 4 the (too Sroilier. - Sacred 'loyal Majesty— “Sire—With much snrpriee we have heard our nentlments doubted regarding absolute monarchy, we therefore think it necessary tie submit earl views on the present page "Majesty, we not only in olden time, but also etre...lily on our re-esuthlisiunent in 1821, until the present day. have always inculcated respect, love, and devotion for the King our Lord, for hie Government, for the form of the same—dun is. absolute monarchy. "Thiele. have done, not only from conviction, but ales because tne Doctors of the company. who are Francetho Snares, the Cardinal Boller andeteny other theologians and publicists of the same: hare gmbliely taught stewline mon archy to be the best form of government. we have dope, because the internal economy of the company in monarchical, and therefore we are by maxim and education devo ted to absolute monarchy, in whichyatholoxiem, by the wisdom and zeal of 3 piomi King, can , alone have flealf-li , ,lfence and prosperity. - Majesty, that we both think, and thelieve,andl eustain that absolute monarchy is the best of ! governments., in demonstrated by the damage we I eufferwl in the year 1848. We were the victims of Liberalism, because all Liberals were and are well pernmded also, that the Jesuits are the supporten of absolute monarchy. "These things, oh, Majesty: art well known, and. Liberals would more easily believe that the sun would not rive to-morrow, than admit that the Jesuits could favor them; and therefore every time they attempt • revolution, their tint object is to despoil theJesnits. "Poe this reason the Liberals, by an inviola ble noon of their law, will not admit a Jr. iii, ! or one who in affiliated to the order among them. i I "In fact the Jesuits in the kingdooPof Naples. I I have always taught it to be unpardonable to make revolutions for the purpose of changing the absolute monarchy, which the reigning dy many has always maintained. "If this should not be eufficient not to bel $ thought Liberals, we humbly pray your majesty t to point out what further we ought to do to be , $ believed decided absolntiets. ..Certainly the Jesuits have never been, at and time. or in any place, accused of Liberalism any •hat motive should they have far not loving and defending the absolute government of the august monarch Ferdinand SL, who has covered them with benefits 7 "Finally, Majesty, of this sovereign benificenee we have tnade no other use than for the good of Christian morality and Catholic: ty, and the reign dynasty, to profess immutable fidelity to the absolute monarchy, to which we declare our selves always devoted, and we hope your 3t.jevty will graclosaly permit us to confirm this eenti ment at your Majesty's feet by word of mouth. The prevent page la Mimed by me, by my •Father's councillor' (Podri Consultori), and all others prevent, in the short time there has been for collecting their eignatures ; and if your Slaj. rely desires the signatures of all. the Jesuits of this province of Naples, they eon speedily be ob tained. In so much, we who sign this are a full guarantee for their devotion by all proof to the absolute monarchy. • — OmPere, MAIII.II PALADITI della Compagois di Genet Provincisle, 2:1 others) •Collegie,defGeou NUOTO, Napoli Nov. 21 ' trust no ono will hare the temerity hereaf claim the Jesuits as friends of liberal prin- Atteougsr Pormsce Ratutosn.—The report of the superintendent of this branch of the State works has been printed in pamphlet form, and is now before us. From it we learn that the new road will be entirely completed by the first i.fJuly neat, and to prepare for working it the Superintendent bus already contracted with M. W. Baldwin for one first class locomotive engine, deliverable on the let of March neat, at a cost of slo,boo, and has included in his estimates seat into the Canal Board three more of the tame class, to cost ST,OOO. Seventeen sets of trucks now remain in use, which by being partially re built during the winter, will be sufficient for the business of tho approaching season, unless an increase in the section feint transportation oc curs. The tonnage of the road for the last year amounted to 30,219 tone, showing it decrease of 09,451 tone as compared with the year 1858, caused by the withdrawal of the business of the Penmiyivania Railroad, which occurred on the tech of February net, ft had been supposed that this withdrawal would have occurred on the Ist of January but it did not, and the Portage road bad to be kept open until the 10th of Feb ruary and worked night and day to aocommo data the heavy transportation business of the Pennsylvania road. There is now in good run ning order on tho Portage railway, five first class and eight third class locomotives of sal. dent capacity for use when the road to avold the planes shall have been completed. The third class engines will he principally need for the western elope of the mountain, on the lighter grades between Johnstown and No. 2 intersec tion. Mr. Ross, the superintendent, has naked for $60,000 to keep the now road in repair until the road had shall have become thoroughly set. lied. Me prodicta that this now road will prove a profitable investment.—Nortli Anuncon. Tan Lars Fine NCAII Bosnia.—The Boston Journal, in epealting of the destructive tiro at Milton Lower Mille, says: "The factory building which wan destroyed last night, contained between 5,000 and 0,000 spindles and much other valuable' machinery all in good running order. I The actual lose to the Corporation is estima ted at from $125,000 to $150,000, on which there is $50,000 insurance, as follows: $25,000 at the Manufacturers' office. $12,500 at the Frit metes office, and $12,500 at the National office, es we love, and a worse slavery than our fathers resisted. The Underground Railroad Agent in this city necessarily becomes acquainted with many of these interesting cases, and through his kindness we are permitted to glee as many particulars of some of these as it would totem proper and ja- dicious to publish. Isaac and Henry were owned by the mime master, and were taken to a public house to be sold. They were soon disposed of, and their new masters put them into a room together, saying, "1 suppose, boys, you will not make me any trouble!" Isaac, a large, noble-looking fellow by the way, answered very meekly—"Olt no, we came here without auy trouble, and we mean o go away without any." The new owner (a ruder) was satisfied with the answer, and left hem. No sooner was lie gone than the two Blues carried out their threat to go away with out trouble; acid the uncertain riches" of the new proprietor walked off in the woods. The The modal operandi of their living hero it might not be altogether judicious to explain. Their residence in the hut they built was of two week. duration. Then - they were discovered, and a par ty of armed men proceeded to capture them.— The slaves were busy at breakfast when they were summoned to surrender, and told that if they canoe out they would be shot down on the spot. Isaac seised a broad-axe and Dem.' , a dirk, which they had obtained by hook or crook, and dashed out. Their htitiwas jtjt . .tte bank of a,stream, 'and into the streatedhey plunged. The party fired on them, woriding them both severely. leases arm was filled with dft, and the weapon dropped from hie hand. lint the spirit of liberty wag no , yet quenched, and they ettempted.tpo4.o6, pdesutd,of course, by the rapacious roar.hunters. • After a long and noble effort to escape, they were at length overcome by fatigue and numbers and retaken, and at once conveyed to the jail, where they were confined in the second story.— Sad indeed was their cobdition. Henry was sick from his wounds, CO that he could do nothing, and Isaac'. arm was so injured that for two weeks he was unable to use it. There was, It I seemed, no escape bat in !inlaid°. But the spirit that burned :n the bosoms of our fathers burned I also in the bosoms of these black men, and, u soon as Isaac's arm could he used, it was Net about executing the plans that their heads had conceived. Here, again, we leave the reader to surmise the modal operandi. Suffice it to say that, after two weeks of almost incessant labor, they were again breathing the air of heaven.— Sixteen long and weary miles did they walk mu .the night of their escape, and again took up their residence in the woods. _How deeply could they realize the truth of the sentiment that man's greatest enemy is man. The habitations of hu man beings were ehnnned and dreaded more than death they sought and round safety ht the deep silence and dark abodes. of nature. Thus, when men are unkind and oppressive, God's paternal hand is over us, and ip his pres ence we feel there is infinite love eel mercy.— They remain in retreat for two months, and in tend to pass the *inter in their residence; bat they found that, from certain indications among the poultry yards, the slaveholders begun to sue poet that the woods were inhabited by the miss ing negro.c, and determined upon a "drive"— e. a man hunt, with dogs and guns. The ne grocs were to be "taken at first sight"—i. e. shot dead as soon as seen. They now thought it best to leave their winter residence in the South, believing that a colder climate would be' more congenial with their feelings. On a plantation near theta was an old man named Kit, who had a perfect Legree fur a mas ter. About this time be had received two most unmerciful floggings on two successful days, sad, he began to be “discontented with his lot." Het applied to our heroes for counsel, and became a hero with them. They all remained in the woods'! over Sunday, and on Monday took up their line of march The usual method of night-traveling and day resting was pursued: and, after three week's energeticresertibra, they, reached the de pot in this city. Henry showed more than - a hvindred shot is his body, and Isaac bore honored wounds, or wounds that would be honored if borne by a Hungarian in the same cause. They ore now be yond the reach of Athericen Republicanism-- Hurrah for the U. R. RI A (]Ault le the Pimple of Philadelphia. j The Philadelphia Bulletin of the 11th, has the following bear story : As Excrnso Scots.— About 9 o'clock this morning, the vicinity of Thirteenth and Market. streets wee thrown into a high state of excite ment by the appearance in the street of an im menae grimly Bear. The animal was brought from California some time since, and has recent ly formed the principal attraction of a show which held forth in a tent, on an open lot on the eouth aide of Market street, below Thirteenth. This morning about 9 o'clock, the animal MLA , gee to escape from his cage and got into the street. His Erg freak waste monist an omnibus borne that happened to be passing, and com menced gnawing at the mattra the poor beast. The horse was doubtless much astonished and not a little scaied, but fortunately for him Bruits altered bin mind before tieing him any serious hurt, and dismounted lb Pay his respects to a passing mule. Tim monster, after handling the mule pretty roughly for a time allowed him to go unhurt. The bear wandered about the streets for some time, attracting an immense crowd and causing ► ludicrous scene, notwithstanding its wren.— A botcher ',adjust cut off a floe roasting piece of beef; this the bear took a fancy to, and BElf ' ing it, it soon disappeared down his Si - tont, with out a "by your leave," or even a word of com -meat on the high price of the article. Strong efforts were made to capture the Moto by en tangling him with ropes; these the boar managed to evade, and at every fresh movement, the crowd would make a general scamper, tumbling over each other in their anxiety to get out of the reach of as ugly sot of claws as were ever worn by beast. The police, who were on the ground, threatened to use their revolvers, but the shOwmon plead the heavy loss it would cause him, and ha renewed his exertions to secure the fugitive. The litter finally worked his way into a court running out of Eleventh street above Market, where he wan captured with much trou ble, by slipping a noose over his neck. During the fight with the animal, pitchforks were used freely, the prongs being thrust into the month. The steel prongs were broken off by the teeth of the bear us readily as if they had been but pipe-stems,- - and the woollen her: die of one was broken to- pieces in Even after a slip knot had been put over his neck and around one of his paws, the brute backed and dragged five stout men with him.— After he was finally secured, Alderman Thomp son gave - the showmen a hint of the consequen ens likely to result from continuing the danger ous customer in -the neighborhood, and the show tent was soon after struck, and the bear was taken parts unknown. A &NOMA/ ACCMENS AND PROVIDNNTIAt EN 000x.—One of the most singular accidents, tak ing into consideration its results, that has ever taken place in tho history of railroads, occurred yesterday to the train from Blackstone on the Boston and New York Central Railroad. When the train was about eight miles from this 'city, and going at the rote of about twenty to twenty fire miles an hear, the forward axle of the ten der broke, and singular to relate, a piece of the axle, nearly four feet in length, and weighing about two hundred pliant - Is, passed ender the ten der and coming up through the floor of the fore part of the forward car, passed over the heads of all the passengers in that part of ear and landed safely beside the etove in the middle of the oar. The car was fell of passengers but no one was injured. The escape was meet wonder ful. The tender being coupled to the engine did not fall upon the ground, and the train was stop ped after having proceeded a considerable die lance. One of the detached wheels of the ten- der passed under the train and came up through the floor of the passenger car, tearing a hole In the floor and shattering a seat, but doing Do oth er injury. The train was delayed about vii hour and a half bithe accident, which in the tint, we believe that:.has occurred upon this road.—Bor ten Journal. 11ev. Jno. McDowell otPhiladelphia, preached a discouce in that city on the lost day of De camber, clog the fiftieth anniversary of hie or dination. The first meeting of theaeneral Assem My he attended woe 1807, the number of mem bers! being 64. At that time the ratio of repre eentation was one minister and one elder to every eix minister. in a prestiytery. The presentrep resentation to ODA to every twenty•four. Inclu ding both the Old,and .tiew school Assemblies, they numbered at the last meeting four hundred and sixty seven. When he entered the Ministry there were seven synods . ; nowthero are fifty east. the number of presbyteries was then thirty on now two hundred and.fifti.four- - Thereitere 1807, three hundred and seventy ministers; 870 elattreAteo. and 17,871 membewnsw BaBo mime tan, 4,087 eburehes, end 268,881 members; tble bashules bothtlis Old ad New I From the Boston Trareemo4 lirsisass lisrrcir..-1 was struck with the following pump -spit in your paper of the 15th, taken from the New York Evening Past: From the manufacturing districts in Engd L th e advice. are - that, in the almost total abse e T of orders from th is country for woollen and ct ton goods, the goods making . dor this market, which are always to come extent in reliance up. on orders, will be sent here fur sale on re manafi turn' account c This is precisely what wns to have been fir pected our importers may have found outt till tariff a low is, in the end, the worst thing r them, as it no doubt i., and so not being able n sell their present stork ntsyr.r., . r a thine p order, hot the foreign v., r .4to be I go easily kept out. They must be sold and pash,ed off in our markets by the agents of the m - 1 , 1 futures, at come price, however low, and if 4 t ordered will be sent without • derv. This y not be ea agreeable to our free trade friends f New Fork city, whose viewer of national inters s extend it Is to les feared, not far beyond the I' Its of their own city; but who, it Is probub e, have taken but a superficial and false flew f what that interesereaily is. They will findp ably that if the Industry of the country I - guishes, and their customers will be poor p . andthat when they cease to order, the falai r himself steps in, and knocks dorm the pri still lower than at present The great free trade Interests of the coon have naturally centered in New York.city, wh' is built up at the expense of ell the rest of a country, by a large foreign trade; but it well be a question whether her, growth wo d y not have been morn solid, and 'permanent, d desirable, if not no rapid, when resting ttpe a flourishing interior, on new oities epnissing p OD every elder, and the accumulation of , re t wealth all over'the country, all of which wo d have paid tribute to her, inatead of renting up a foreign, trade which, though temporarily en riching her, Is making her customers poor, odd keeping the finances of the country in a state of continued embarrassment Our hew Yotll friends may find the poison chalico-commend to their own lips, and learn that . they can en- Joy no real and permanent prosperity that is alit based upon the prosperity and growing r ealth of the whole country, of which they form the great commercial interest. It has been mid, I know not with how much truth, that &certain leading and influential paper in New York has been bought by English gold, and been for a long time in the interesto of Brit ish manufacturers, in order to convince Brother Jonathan how much better it is for him to adopt the principles of free trade. He is an apt-schol ar. and is now beginning frilly to realise the re sult of that policy. The New York editors gen erally have thought it best to try and convince him of its beneficial tendency, with the honora ble exception of the New York Tribune, and lose no opportunity to cry out free trade. Time, which proves all things, will show with how much wisdom they have acted, and will no doubt prove also, as it always hakthat honesty is mach the bast policy. - Theory is now from Bow York that real ea ' rote is falling, and the immense amount of im ported.goods which have drained us of our spe cie, anderippled our bulks, are not to he paid for by the Mitcham of them here, but the returns come in from the West and Booth in the shape of protested notes and broken promises. This is all right, and is a just retribution for aban doning American interest° and American indus try, the sole foundation of oar wealth, for the temporary advantage of a large foreign trade which in the end enriches not even the party kiat has the benefits of it, to anything like the extent That - would be realised from the real growth aud:inereased wealth, which an Amerl i can policy wouls secure to the whole country, and which would flow in large and steady stream, into our great commercial capital. We might by an efficient protective policy, add at least $50,000,000 per annum to the wealth of the country, instead of losing, as we do, $25,000,000. A difference of $75,000,000 could easily be effect ed and our money kept at home. We shoitid be immense gainers if we could keep out everything that we can make, and we might then admit tea, coffee, wines, &0., free of duty. Slippage that • then our revenue shmtlit fall short, we could well afford direct taxation, and much - better afford to raise double the present revenue than we can now afford the indirect payment of what is necessary for the expenses.of the government, or we might raise our revenue from those arti cles and others that we do not and cannot pro deer: If we•wete not a people whooss Mr.:Barnum says, delight in a certain amount of huoribug,' and rather prefer it in some cases, though half conscious of it, we should have adopted such a policy long ego, and not waited till we were owing some $200,000,000 to 'wrest Britain, or until a general crash among ourselves should open our eyes to the suicidal policy of free trade. To us that policy has always been, and always will be suicidal, 'because all the benefit accrues to the manufacturing party, which Is Great Britain. One leg wears the boot and the other goes barefoot. That is precisely the ope ration of free trade between ns and the nations of which we have always professed so much jealousy, and declared our independence and to which we are now becoming a tributary, and de- I penitent debtor. Peon? AHD Loss. SPLICE. ZECELIIIAII Bricsa.—On the question; "Which enjoys the greatest amount of happiness the bachelor or the married can!" Mr. President and Gentlemen—l rise to advo cate the right of a married man. And why should not! I claim to know something about the in stitution, I do. Will any gentleman pretend to say Ido not' Let then accompany me home.— Let me confront him with my wife and seventeen Children, and decide. High as the Rocky mountains tower above the Mississippi Valley does the character of the mar ried man tower above that of the bachelor. What le a bachelor? What woe Adam before he gat acquainted with En! What but a poor, shiftleas helpless insignificant creature ? No more to he compared with his after self than a mill to the great roaring cataract of Niagara. [Applausei] Gentlemen, there was a timo—l blush to miy. it--when I too was a Bachelor; and a more mie erable creatures you would hardly expect totatl. Everyday I tolled:hard,and at night I came to rrry comfortlessgarret—no oarpet,no fire, no nothing. Everything was in a cluster, and in the words of the poet— •Vatfasiart vas menstela clan h. oturrayect.. Here lay a pair of pants, there s dirty pair Of boots, there a play bill, and here a pile of dirty clothes. What wonder that I took refuge at the gaming table and bar-room. I found it would never do, gentlemen, and in 4' lucky moment vowed I would reform. Scarcely hag the promlie passed my lips, when a knock wap heard at the door, and in cane Susan Simpkins after my dirty clothes. "Mr. Spicer," says she, "I hare washed for you eix months and hasn't seen the first red cant in the way of payment. Now I'd like to know what you are going to do about it?" I felt in my pocket book. There was nothing in it,-and I tumw it well enough. "Miss Simpkins," says L" it's no use denying it I hasn't got the pewter. I wish for your sake I had." "There," said she promptly, I don't wash another rag for you." "Stop," said I "Sawa, I will do what I Can for you. Silver and gold I have none; but If my heart and hand will do they are at your ser vice." "Ara you in earneet?" soya ehe, looking a lit tle sospoloue, "Never more so," says L "Then," saps she, "as there seems to be no .rospects of getting my pay any other way, guess I'll take up with your offer." "Enough !paid." We were married in a week; and what's more we Levet repented it. No more duties fur me gentlemen. 1 live in a good 'House, and have somebody to mend my clothes. When I was a poor, miserable bachelor, gentle ' men, I used to be as thin as a weasel. Now I am as plump as a Orker. In conclusion, gentlemen, if you wont to be a poor, ragged devil, without a coat to your hack or a shoe to your foot; if you want to grow old before your time, and as uncomfortable, gener ally, as a "hedgehog rolled up the wrong way," I advise you to remain a bachelor; but if you want to live decently and respectably, get mai tied. I've got ten.daughtere, gentlemen, [over powering applause,] and yen may have your pick. Mr. Spicer est down amid long continued plaudits. The generouipropoenl with whieh be concluded, secured him fire sone-in-law. The Cincinneti Columbian 'aye, .that an Ae sociation called the Know-Somethings which was started in ,that city some time since, to counteract-the Know-Nothings, le growing Tory . rapidly. It opposes the Imposition of any di mot or Indireet political .cr legal disabilitlie, an account of the se:ablaut Of birth, or . the hold-, lug of particulin.-religions sentiments. ' Apply ing these generalities to present case; It de nounces all dlstinctgis based on the 'religious cipinicum of candidates for and 'does not inquire whether a nominee is a Catholic or a Proteatnnta native or foreigner. and' ,wishes everybody toheobviourt on these topics, and if they bow them to keep shady. ' „ . lady of fortune matrivointly arret aria Pith, Warted with a Atorivimoy aviust the person sad gorennent, ofthe Empemr„,Mt tea° l, l , altrefPonitenCe , wais round 4pcukheiV saa stiwits thrown into prison. NOVEL Jur. Alovrarrarr.—n well known, tub ionsblo lady, resident in Fourth atm; has isso ed some 500 cards for a Calico Dress Ball, in be half of the poor. Hero is the form of the in vites "Mn. compliments to Mr. and Mra. and requests the pleasure of their company on evening. —hest between 8 andl2 o'clock, an No. —Fourth street Each lady is expected to appciir in • Wino dress, which she is desired to send the next day to Mrs. —, as a donation to the Fire Pointe Mission.' . '—N. P. ifirro,r. vro RENTERS --We cater tnt substardlal• • a at. 7 Brick lieu". n u Na. 33 dad oad 101403 Prk• la band. dad the Wawa la wap:=l.rtzoo, altbout balm/L. Lam alatte . ba auot ,O§O.4LL 11e1, =031.1139112i5t. • FRUIT -100 Ims. Dry Apples; iD 300 do do Ap. mid Ala 39 b bli 0 applera yl aryty• nal by Malan 4 - 1313:9M41 TH Ptheee dal/1042k, 14 Le/vm erkikto will be sold at , ,ke !ay. A. A. MASON lOp. lilittgBETAGH & ALLEGHENY at WARRANTS waNrxo—TL. bisbatt,..me I. 'ak pal= Yitt/0/ 8 4 . ..1 4 wanate., DiffitEl3--6 d fer_ olet ki ‘ ATl e r kki lt ROO" ta. LUTENT MEDICINES-- Z 6 do %Pratt' ,FKIV44' 6 do /4.644e.d,x, 6 d u o ticvm.stwaLtteez., it d o 6 ➢ n.gt:a== 6 x.e...PetrOkuta.Latttft-azdtranntiethlruca• VORN 3LEAL-10 bble. for salob de2s . CCORN-7boo . bt. A for We by. ia3 lIELL cram?. OATS -1700 ede _br 1.2 BELL LICMT. CI S --- . 50 U prune W. R.:Cllttklg VI/maned sad far oh kr HMI , IL COLLINS. Icinde,et ITdVI .1.893P8 Qat" Dnok to CIS Illadoet4t. ay - - BARGAIN FOR MANUFACTURERS. —le offered In Manahan. at Dim Nat ott the Ma boa the of 13 Hof Wa r . frOwer and 10014,0 a the eater toter Is one of the butte the tootarr t and the lots are offered at ester RI M 4. K l ub. a 4 3 :LLBUTTER--al bxe. extra Rolfßur ter OIL. day reed by & & 17 L COOKINt3 CDrranta , , Cider And Brandy. kr sale At ROB 3, PATTON k WOMBS& de= UAL* Morrie Tea _ _ 31.t.T1A the Dlautoad. • OLIDAY SUITS FOR BOxS—Vory , miniatewelents, "tvertragr a l. 4 w. 14. W. dudy to pre., LLIFEIIkf. aj the different sines. saand4etured Inn. Ilahlw sod Malutoslo_stoods, Amnia, wholesale end Mall s Kato IhObbes Depot; No.llo Herbst et. • dela J. k b PRITAJPB. w hes; d andb3r sale br daG 6° ‘5 E.VOBlFriOVrilet V V led Yellow, Palo AAA Ylatuowle, Lte. n*, vaelety. A. A. MASON CO: 23 , Mb A. GHAMS ERS' SERIES OF SELECT ut2o. . . , . . t . .. • - for • Lbambms' Papers the People , . 6r '• Momllasly ' ' Roboa o itoryßook, 10 gm. . 6 • Ho " Select Writinv, • 4 Balebtloas hom Hu, LIM - 1714merbal. For W. by EL &BOSWORTH - A 01.... Mazipt V GOOD BUILDLNG LOT on- Mt. wo.h. 50 ft.froot 17_210 dam, W yld. Alloy— m.uto. raliNtAlttc,Z.4 ACIIIIIMLIS GIFT WORTG. 60ME TIMO-4 ch..fereryted.y.-8.11 numb aithoft Italltlzuc iota 31 t. tardy USG Ite • lot of grotttid trithlo. 23 mbautot walk at ttko ottretti Plott i l +.l boothittirtio,%bwrlasirillata:Nt mast ° l 4 2:fitt orL r tr ' lg ° . "...wet/TUBE= /303./443411- OYS of all kinds manufactured of India Rubber, ter sate at the India Rubber Depot' • N 0.116 tot et du * RaIk,LIPR . . • V.RESH FRUITS PICKLES AT. CVST— K*_l4_,Dl R menes thls day to caw out .t amt , maka rosgaifiLTur a , uzjrg r ur Toe , : re of Fed . .. .fhtf= UT Aumiou hooves wurrautaiof tga boat Qulity. and ha oralettly goc.l TUT. Theattantiou of fauLlas maenad me our entire Trak of tare. arUot .1U be told fur row or lam J, W. aIcIfAULAND. 286 Llbestr EL • UUNPRIEs9--5 doz. lame Tubs; • 1 t.. - 7 se= - 15 bu. Pies% 30 Mal ItesiX 23 Estee Boss, •tore sad tar ate try de= T. LITTLE St 00.111. f APPLES—?SO REEK APS-250 Ureen Ap kft pin Io store and A. Ws by T. LItTLEI &OM APPLES -80 Ms. Bellflowers, Pippins, &L. rec , d aod for male br DELL LIGGETT. BALSAM COPAiVA—I49 lb s. for sale.by deli deli R. E. SELLERS A CO. OP —2O bales prime eastern just reo'd . atul'Oer =le by • •El I[6.ItBATIOn CO. INSEEDOLL,L72IS bble. in and for We by 1.30 Li. 1.1.4.7111AU0U A CO. I ROCHE EILIIVI--A. A. 24*.5...a Co. bareiust rodd • largo Lod splotaid ao.ortitent. of ...and Square Booth. Shawl,. BLANKETS—A., A; Mason onnaaaau,...7lVol== * serr=Or remit grruies, all setungat3Uper: antleas Quatro; b year.. prim. .44 ROUSE a LOT FOR SALE LY EAST LIBERTY, eltnated within 2 Infante Iran of the ed Statinn. The lot has • front of 120 bet on the Green:lie:72h Tureplke and extends bask. 190 finites B. The build:an emsiste of • tee stniT Brisk / 101 enkkell 8.0 7 sours. InclusUnn the kitchen: etahls• vs. molar of Fruit.. Initnealatenceeenlon eau be ento. Elie% S2e 20. Terms seer B. 8141117 : 211111.6 st. MOTICE 7.-C.A.RPETS, OARPETS,V.4.II - " eurrutiZig Vt=ltratzhlisite T4.7.laarzto.aatth BUD. MUM.. Pia. ra " it oVE Theta WI; 11 ihTt I=M wirthent neer Oil Cloths, trim feat to Limbed wide, w had oreret seduced prim We Ladle the etteation °tow =stoma" end arsvelittit tiommailty to adt sad et. IdeCLINTOOR a BROW • _ • fin BLACK LEAD CRUCIBLES in Lyn' stare sad for sale by YLEMING BROS- "3 ----- _ ad lIIRD ST PROPERTY FOR SALE = -A r w iC am. tame sta_y Ittiek Darallkkg /kat" at 11 roma Arag, 64 2ra, , ,ft hall sda estrum Lath mot A ma 6{4w adea Dare m l= 0 '''. litcce Raps, caliaa and wad elajan3''''',=LL"l'd saltabla Gm a daalling ado*. A awn dna,. Ihreltlng lime on ad at, enntaadne roam. and a dtBfrdwant and tledshad atian with • bakeovon Um 8. CIITILBEIM ♦ BON, 160. {kl ti OR 825 PER ACRE-114 sores of Laud 4o • mlla tram the Oblo river. Methe riekter griclitlbe?; VOiray7'ea2'be :AUL 13ouse °thrPr"?lb." Y ea ut-u al 4‘" " lr"l2 l 3t rksosrat S. ' DRIED PEACIIE3.--400 bushels rieuratirtibis 00-Nus3a 43 ~rofit~it: (LOGES SEED.--150 .bua. nuts awl for tabs by R. mamas a oa. QAR —l5 Sifeade gizjuit. ,s 3 SPHINGES EASSAUGH • k. CO. -NOR MEM 32 IL arper 00- der. Gna.....ad.eetc.on. B. 8 &DC,If: E W ISOOKBY “KIRWIN." P4thb''d mb'P''fithrt:*Zotia.74ll4. "jt"VEW loseuiat my lot of Annual. far Int, wui nuAntraowtar. aren Leaflet"( Memory. Chattier. art lhanemr Nur flower. &mak Mai" Aloes nor, la tun Priendahlple Waring, Bnow Cake, Om Annosla, : who now want nary"... call warn ' & a utcsram Woad street DWELLING HOUSE FOR' 15AL8,..3. 3 rtory nark Homo . Loan at. Itlttt lot of ann. hoot by 38...• Sla bona Ir ray 1112 L. arms. 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