ESTABLISHED IN 1786 BUSINESS DIRECTORY, ac . x.'prrroaru. k AMER:MOO ACIEXCI 112 'L a. . P. Co.! aro Actuator teemart tridueutlit sad lar-of t rApera both In Co. Eat. • ti the Roads. - NEW _foal: AuvzsusEmvas. • /du.'" List of m on e.Wla Um oc.t.Tof ets York. rusks ari.olong Ltee be New AocozugoN FITRINO9, BEN°, WELSSENBORN & CO., pate C. ketratolmponere sad tilutexten Deal. e. o.esna.l., Unaical astrusoarn4!and String, \0.. 1 Malden Land. . • . • c(Trr - cil•;1 --. s - sh — i - tat r ■OIINCOLTS s tandard Cotton Sail Dock: C. BLOCH C0...N0.71 Pin, Are., N.., Y. ,1 4 Sole limn. CottOn Cantlug from x.ar.t oto, mtua airs 01\ANUtVPa Print elntbauut Copp, Caile u and daticottt Pointers. oolGtotr.VGG _ . • 4 DRY GOODS. • 111),OWEN, MoN-USIEE & CO. Importers of Asnorleart sod ,ion Ellkand Fancy G.. 1,112 and Urnedwas, tap:oU COTTENET &CO., Importers of French ---, .3 otherEwirzwa. Goals No. GO 11,.1.1 Giseet.":"7.l GooX.l aPSTKIN k lIONIO, 100 Liberty *t., and nn Cedar et. mr. Mtn: M.S. kale Mom or ..muraideries. • tellisntatal'ati JAMES OWEN, 15 Broad St., Imparter of Dress Ttiminlnts. Gimps mad Pritme, itik resents. ffoi Mites land 000 Goods xvnonnr. , . - rmorat SCIILIEPEE & rs lIA3Ii'.IUS; Im porte of Garinan and Itelnian Benal (loth, Mike unieriamtm. No. 60 .IfaMansa Num ....p.nrs4 I.r. DETERS). 51ULLEN, Importer of French Gentian and Swim Dry Goods. Satins, v , theta Mari- SimerimWordana, Se.. MI Broad Mete:. New York. Pepi 34 rt..nrrn, ERTR.A.ND, ERER.ES &-11EN11T, vv portin of/Menem:aloha and LineriZamorio Hand kmehiers. JAW., Mtbroidetim. Or.. (awn manor.. tore. 41 , Seam at. .1 , 20-naM35 EEKER .a MAIOISOFF,I I / a rmfaentrers HATCH It CO., 99 Chambers street, 'teamsters of Gantlamems'-lrorinahins thesis. and otsetorers of Fain.., edoskaae. tataiidt•M. • JOHN - M.-DAVIES. JONES .t CO„ -pnrim of Goolkooonve .Furnisblng Good, and Man tams of Stook, Shirt, Warren otroot Mexican . 31u.eiting Liniment ir. Ihu•suc Sprain!, Cut., Mr! !Ivrea:an etTeetnal'evra for WI erten.] mambdr.te esueor waluml. S. %V. Weettmlok„ cOprtal Origl ,sm• nth! prvoister.•3o4 Wood...sr. :SOL • • 15•4/•tjer. 55 DAAUFLIPES. rBURNBY;Nd;3,49 Broadway, the oldeit eLrealuA7' ettablislimentp tbe United '?••••"••, •e.••••• r iXSES " ".11 ,g .a . SANFORD A; CO:: Foreign . No: 81 , 1•4•/1), Goods and Pan ea,•-as for , er ad la lyd Ike. all parte .]f the world. e r e.tiu Plttabaesh. nem. • 2.3.1 exe015 . 54 71 bnial:1 - bal ti ERMAN F.LNCY BASK ETe. VRARLES ZINN CO., 54 Maiden L.ne , N_/_ll.lsnierirede or Frenth and Garman Fancy and Tr Ibir !Sweets, and man tdaetntere of Cane and Colored Wil. /.."•tuniterre and Jenny Lend Warkstannha de. tilleball - 18 • WM, IL JACKSON, (formerly W. Sc N Jactsoo k Sat;) Orate sad Tend, Make, ho Elload way, one door, above Mb et, Y.. Yort. ode tja22.5. RUJILLEB, LiOUlre r3IE NEWARK MIA RUBBER -CO., 59 ablen lane. N. Y. Nlstrufactureti ..1 Wboleasel. ers Goodyear'e Patent India Rubber !bob, Ebner, Wblpa,Clotbßor, R•Re.'re7e, tr... de. rt&l saw Ls VgiIiON.LVDIA—RUBBER CO., 41 John mks al kinds of Robber Clothing , Cloths, Ursa fes24rAlbl9.sslifrLim: -- COMM from C.. 60 to fri,o4 each,. MACHINETT /OM M.I.CIIINE TOOLS. % NDTIEWS •IJESUP, he. No. G 7 Pine Pt., Nev York. Cm:mamba Merchnts the ash /Inas ...tomes Soot a nd Gonna gml Modem littehiser•. ' rom thern =Urn Exclusire Agents, tor Cell Mi. de..l,tnirth.th 1 v~. J-.ui~».o+» roi+Ff.~ C . • - YRUS W. FIELp & CO., .II . Cliff atidd.t, Itoparterd and Wbalaaaaa Deal., ladmeranna.Francb, oar.. aad Pactlat 'PAPERS, /a. amp daaddr:tan of Pape!..llmaftersts.r z raetrrixlr. taugM . 3s . IplikaTiN, LEWIS 8.; BARTOW, No. 161 WlEdand steret—A great Tarirr - r of PAPPII for Reek- esak nation.% Xliatara, BookbleadM4 Mariur.rtu,er, and Trultaardea denaerally. ad.d . ad persi A.nuooLon nA...cur..,,Tuictues. - 7 •: . . .. . • Iti.INIOW COLOR WORKS, Roolmiter N aPk.DaTaa ITS Malden- Lau. Paris feand Chrtel. nand. Ate li4r-Jed^:as &FIANCE • SAL AMA NDER SAFES, It Goan'. Detane• Locks and Cron. Baum ROB 11. ca. maautaartn4l9.2 Pearl a 14,0116 Toni Asp FANCY aociis. .MILBORN In CO., 54 Maiden Lane, Cut r a.tra t tup Liberty street, Imparteugr FOB FLOORS AND cunori TOPH Ikil tm LLEß, COATES & 'TOOLE, No. 279 Pearl street, Star.%le TM., Garzalrk Chllon.q o berematerlels.3letale„ t0..111.5 WCIDOW (MAK', PAriTll. an. .' • POILLON tb CO.. Importers of French Ossett and Window olnao--Sci. o Barclay taiati.3 BOOTS &:. SHOES, WHOLESALE . AND RETAIL JAICES RUBE, MARKET and 6 UniorLsta., 3d door front:he Market norm. Plttatratrill4 would info= h friends,nod -the public seaerally, Mat bo hasjuet reed hb Patl Storbof Boots and Show to all their 'victim Ills Stork Is one or the largest veer opened. In able Mr andembrateseerrytblng worn by the bulky of Philadelphia; Nork and host., and he in rannot fall to plcsee ou. aneet owe ham leen Oren in •614211:1‘ the chotteet goods , all of which he w ar ate. lie alsocosttineleit to nranwitetnes. se heretofore. all d— oer:prim. of Boots and Shoes. and hew Ms lona experi ence of over 3) pars In business In this city. 1., truce. of totarantea that these who &we hint with their ostrottam wall* r deal:with. eel: DISSOLUTION 01" PARTYERSIIIP.- 151rilee.la hereby 6TM] that the Partnerehip here existing:under the fans and style of FLIEVER. a Hi lINKR has bona diwolted. The tountadore of WATCH CRYSTALS will be PETI JI curled on aa usual hy tba ternalnlnil partner. All PET g 1:1111.f attended :41to. 13. No. Penn rt., 0010 Dayardato en. Pittlawnb• Excelsior Carnage Factory. il IOHNSTON, BROTHERS & CO. practi- Ca.& Make:moaner nt Rebecca and Belmont et... edbenty City.Pa, bare an I=4 and are manniaeatrint, B an extenstre saeortruntof Carrtuas,Reetawara rgt W oar cork the 6,44 .71.1 AL Iron aLt o ltrate t ti Meter. Repairs attalded Non the mart assumable WM.. They feel canildent that stl who may favor thoSI .Ith their pat. De Dert.tly : sattsted. on trial, of ear Imrh. Tne-ritteturith and Machette,. OnutPrasee yaw Me Vac , tan erety II m.ndtes daring the der. oe.s .31. WESTERVELT, Venetian Blind ens. Manuflierszsr,No. 13 St Clair street, Plttsleugh, es.Sen-rer • S 1 A M BOAT - OWNERS—Wanted to A.lo.l.erest:lEß Steam Bost, for which nub. • ar malaria:At will be et . ... Enving of T11011A.9 WOODS. 75., •Ittist FANCY CHINA STORE. OS WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH. JUST Imported and now open a fall os.sort meet Preneh and &action Gilt and liflil to Chins, GB t ond Whit. and Colored none ChlElll., Conan. War. onino. Ws for annotrotraio. eel6lm 51. 110DRI titO ETNA - GLASS WOxis, WIC DAVIDSON & CO. At M ANUFACTURERS and dealers in Vials, inuiz, P. Partleast 4tentl.4t4ald. to print., Modd.flerTatilm. 6477 VOR SALE -280 acres of land •O - 11 White Oak Bottom,. I tulle rem Melt eesperL The Oven, EVIILIti at NI aeon of cleared haul, a good hon. and W-. • young orchard. an., Le. Ala, • tar¢e vartelf of Head Mate, •as eltaeribal on my, Printed Hegieternod one wishing to boy Teat totate,wonld do 'veil to get na lt f•attet at my oSne, so', It io gniekut oar to And ca n 5Ni. Enquire of • en7-tf , . WOODR. 75, ith Anti* 130.21-1,434. 7 1 110 S . WHITE 41; ICO. Na 41 South 2d Pbnadelptdr,Spleolld and unevnalled asoartanen C. Imh • • -- AFEEWART & 'KILGORE, _ _ • XASTIPACTFIRKRS OP COOING. HEATING. FANCY : STOVES, GRATtg, yENDIMS, Boxes, and 'Fo kiwisundry Castings a all . OFFICE AND wAseriousE, No. ^fi7 Liberty St, °otter of Non,l, PITTSBURGH, PA. / No. 66 .4rch Street, rou. l 4' porton of G. A I. Gee'■ Unrivalled NEEDLES. Agents for the most Celebrated *WOLIN riluraltromzßzAwayo SEEISTA, DRAWER:Z.6N_ HARDWARE FOR SADDLERS AND CARRIAGE MAKERS • B. T. Leech, Jr., • Na. 121 WOOD STREET, PI77SBUR Alec, Cott% Lass, Damasks, 310.., Deer [lsar t• d Jersey Varnlab, az_ apl2-1, p:aELI:, - ESTATE .OFFICE, No. 87 Fro: street, ad door from market '. ocaler In Lake Mt, Mk Iron Ln, Cwt P.Pqt r bon ht and sold. wer-tr -- TPHISBPRGH (Vial FACTORY.; 114 . • BIGELOW ac CO, Z. M. Illselow,) Ho. 46, DUNG-VP ALLNT. Bth L % • • near. Wood st," Pittsburgh, Penna. : • -(`COACHES, -CARRIAGES, - PRitTONS,. boußuser. and ererr deareiptkai errancy Vtlarle. tto order. and tinlahad atasaner Dieu. sd for, bosatraf dial% *lmmo of 144,2414. M cf . warkoasaulap. 1111Mg1414..1. ' • _ THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. ATTINEINEYS. JOSEPII S. k.--A...,FL.-310RELLSON, Attor nay. st Law, 0111/. Yoluth sir.t, betwnerk brnithfleld and Grant, Pittaburet. f`a. ray 2.4 71 W. ILAiL, Attorney at Law, "Rake . well's Buildings." Grant street. between Fourth .p 4; ilennnei Alter. au.lo.wirl_ OBERT E. PLIILLIPS, AttorneY at Law, at. leutindlo. 110 6 12EIVI ncr : i POLLO a G CE, Attorney at Law— rent sthet.goepoet. theOurcrt 63 A.MEB J.-KMIN, Attorney at Law, office U. Fourth streer,.near Grant, Pittsburgh. PRANCIS C. PLANEGLIc, Attorney at Law, 1. No. 170 Yourth street. Pittsburgh. ASPER E.E. BRADY, Attorney at Law, to No. 63 Filth street, Pittsburgh. BANKERS AND BROKERS. rriERNA.) , I.&, CO, Bankers and Exchange 1 ineb km , , o.od Icood street, comment Diamond.AU,. urgli, a. _ /114 - 11ny .dmll Wank Notemind Coin. Discount Time tannin", Mini Penang." Non; make Co Deena. In all the principal cities of the Union:R..lre Deposits. call and on interest. and glee then prompt attention Mall cy,- matters appertaining to • Dunce. hinnies. Vieetastern Jacinto. constantly finale. mitiPt4T alLaltala — -CCM --.times. gamin. NRAMEII, do dAII3I, Bankers and Ex t.e.l2gmt Broi,xs. Dar and Bull Doll and Silver and ...am, negotiate Ina.. Deal Estate us Stock eau, parchaee Promissory Notes, sad Time 11111.. Can and We Inn and Fell Stoke on Commleslon. Cone. nine cced• on pence in no Jake einem Third and {fina all l etre.... directly aii Colon. talyi to 11. rt. Charley oi lintel . n - D. KING, Coin, Stock and Exchange . - Hecker, Fourth mulct—Bursand sens Stocks on lb Kinn. no }lectern ann. Mulpliml at cur. recat rata; Colleetiom male on the Wen at Inv rani; Wer tern Hank Notes Bought and anti Ir2B tratern. WAX,— -OM HALMFR, ILENNA. St CO., Successors to uss... a Co., illinkons,Exclange Dinkel - and learn. in Pohl. and Domestic lachainpl. Cestilleataaof Driltatit, gest Noma. ars! Speelo—N. W on of Wood ant Third Arens. Cwrent Money rsocleed on Dn... Sight Cheek. So de, and colleen.. Made on ncarly all mind- MI polo ts tiae United States "he Gold. hlghen premium paid for fascism and American Advanew. made ou et - mei...m..lU of Produce, salaam:l t. oa liberal terms. lar)1. WIALA-MS & Co., 'Bankers and v.v Exchange Brokers, North East corner of wool and llln' streets. Pittsburgh. dll tractretet,terts mad., On liberal Urals, and collections promptly attended to. laU t t; HOLIES G SON, Dealers in Foreign - 11 • and Ccure.t.k. and of No of th roat.. Bank None and SP... No. Margot street. har bor:h. eireolleentru. suede on all the - Ortncipal throughout the Unitel tates. BOOKSELLERS &C. JL. READ, Bookseller \ and Stationer, No. 7S Fourth greet, Apollo itulltlingt OLIN S. DAVISON, Bokeller and Sta tor nose, monmeor to Darien & Agnew. ko. f Marin sreet, neat Fount, TULA...at, Pa. ENRY S. - BOSWORTH, Bookseller and Daaier in Statlzaery, &e. No. ea Nlaxint serves, war toe Diamond. Pitt:anoxia. Ps. . tiIAY & CO., Booksellers and Stationers, N 0.55 Wad .reel, next done to the turner of nix& tt• 0000. Pu. School uod la,, boob constantly ‘m band. - - COMMISSION &C. - - S. L. • ANCOAST It CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 17 'North Wharves. Philadelphia, Sole A:ento for the Italia R. S. CHILDS & CO.'S P LAM bo B LA CF. s nrclttre tor [tut ave st - tiels proutp aut. d.d totrAll . n01.143m J. W. — BUTLER it CO., VORWARDING do COMMISSION MEW CII.S.NTS and Deals, tri all klub tr Pi - LW:rural% Mate ulaetunel !shale, i. d Pipe ars! bbeet Leash 97 First Sere.. Pittsburgh. ' tu54,1'44 Mi. a SUTTON. Who/airde Grocer, importer 'and Dcaier VOREIGN WINES, Brandies and Old Me a,rasiltrls Rye AClLletr, N 0.12. South-Fiatcorner ....111vms sta- Flttiborzh. Ann.. A. 311i.-131E a•- , Commission and Fk • Merrhants. dealer. Ia It'ml and Pmluc. .46141 also. Pittetrargh 1184.1.factures, No. 114. Second a: at, httabrvgh. ap11.1f53 MIALIM... ROBISONCo.CO Wholemale Grocen., Prod.& Drakrn. and Co osatiankna .14.4rchaotk Albert, aren't- rltifbar.h. 4slo- PRINGER lIARBAIIGII dr. CO. ' (Sucees kJ For% to S. Hadisanek.) C01.11114C11 and forwardinit 31.rehanta In Wooland Produce donarady, Soo. 145 That. andll6 Ascend Meats. PlWabardh. Pa. p..1.1d W. REA, Flour Fautors, Commiggion tl. and Poprarazdfna Ilerehanta and Deaden la Prodnoe Penna. _ _ A- itikADT . ASCOT; JONES & CO., Successors to ATWOOD. JONES IM . Cattuaistom And rorlrarSPiti , gereltants. Dmlen In Inttebtazh SlJADEnetur.diDooda. buzer & e... ANTEL%G .. tp l e_2l , o3 . l d 3zi. madf". comamment. of Produce caraway. 1.117,7 —I., RUM.. • I OHS WATT & CO. Wbolerale Grocers, O Comrolodon Merelisot. and Dales to Prodone end Pittohurgh Stenufertmont.No....ls6 sf, Pi.lsbutON B. CANFEELD, late of Warren ' Ohio, el Commalesinn sod ForoardLeg Mrs-chemt, ent Po este [...sin. to 'Western Reams Miam [Mite:. t loci Prot! Ash. sad WoMorn Profs. mmerel i, ly. Water be,tweeo Smithfield ami Wood. Pittebtach. TGO=I.3 L.TT1..11,. - of in — a CA..> rr LITTLE .4 CO., Wholesale Grocers, Produnn and Commt•plon Simi:ant, and Dram In PittOnztral Itsanfrtran, No. 112 Becond street Pitt. burgh. VEIEESE WARRHOUSE.—HENRY 11. COLLINS. Forwarding and Commlawlnn Herchnr.t.and Boil, In Cheese. tatter. Lake Fish and Produce gamily IV cal street, above W. Plltsborzb my .1 VON BONNIIORST tc MORPIIY, Gramm and 'Cmamiesinn 31.rehanta, and Llnalors in Ilttnlntra /I.l3l.3Stur*, 5e = Water etre- Pitta burgh. Ps. 11110 MAS PALMER, Importer and llea.ler in French end American Wall Paper. \n..'.5 Wertwt street. between Third and Fourth street. l'ittsterrgh maid-7.3 MeCLINTOCK, Importer and Whole- UsAgari l sa:lla r = Pk- Oil dra K.= Wet Intarraines. Net 11'2 Merkei r Leet NIORRIS E PATTON, Wholesale and Ro ta!! 010.21.. on the lute. give of the Diealowl. Ataterhtb. DRY. GOODS. rRANK VAN GORDER, Dealer. RI Trim- Hoeleu and 'GMT, Lace Embroideries. e; bent . . Parnishins lima and PALM', article. • ball of Market of tebleb ran always to ta No. .r.% mrner Market street and the ifiaroemi; Pittsbnmet. P apli.ly L. L. Kamm & Co.. zrersuczne-.c. ANTIIO. ICO 3. lOU. A A. MASON & CO., Wholemale and Retail Mutters to Peary end Staple Dry Golds. CO ?Mb strbet. Pittsburg UR P ITY & BURCLIFIELD, Wholesale ITI arid Retail Dry Goats liersbeate. earner Fotrettistid srtst street. Fittaburgb. GROCERS . . . ..._____ . ...... ..._.... . BOONE, HANBAUGH & BOONE, iIIENERALGO3I3IISSIONMERCIIAN7'S, NfiGraders in Wml, Pinar. Praha. and PTOTinint.. Ye Ti Sena Water atrict, Pltladelphia. HAILBANGH & 800 8, yORWARDINCI COMMISSION MFR CHANTP,Isrs Wm! and Produce el all kinds rs, Isn•Lik Linsrty 'tree. Pittsburnt. P,. m6=4 yd 101 IN 1/1411... .0gA..... MUT. fOIIN FLOYD 4k. CO., Wiluics.l. Grocers sfry d Commbodon llerollsats. No. I% Wood and ZNI Wb rsy stree Pttleliorsh. 4,11 °BERT 310()RE, Wholesale lirocer, tlfriog Dietiller. Dealer In Prodnio, Mao. ...In, sad kinds of Foreign sad hotline:lc Wino. sod Liquors. Nn. NIS rat.lr 00, 1..0 • ' NI"' I. stock of superior old lilooonsishela Whiskey. wllleh oe sold lois tor cash Jualcl. k JBLACKBORN k CO., Wholesa4Grn }V. •2=a7uhlz.VDrtz 10ur=5".•.11 ourtssol et their Warehouse, 141 W. 0.0 street, Pittsburgh • 1.1112 . .. y Mi. Diem Jt.t. ISAIAH DICKEY & CO., Wholesale Oro 0. ( Coramisslos bierelousts, sag Dealers In Produce Water street. .4 . 107 Proot, three.. Pittsburgh. sorts 010100 —llllOl D. rolls Intern C. tot 1 GILLS & 110 E, Wholesale Grocers and Ciastuissksi Muth/nth No 104 Liberty street Pitts. or, if. IL t ...JOHN S. C. 1166111111. 6.461 r. u. BAGALEY d 7 str..iO" Wholesalepn..Gro w I L L bw ,i Ei Gj h ocer and alw~r. nn band ari...LZ f Wood and rtma of ebol. OroMire and flea'Ay—Foreign Prwitwend Note, Wholeage And Iletstl. Dealera roploled on the lowest tams. 11 OBERT DATZELL & CO O , Wholesa:lo XL %avow, thadolselon Ifetwkants, Dealer* to Produce I Ittolm,b. littatesrgh IdantdietureA No. 243 Liberty street. ious re•it.l4 . `TICK McCANDLESS, succe”on M to L. &J. b. , 411...k. Whokola 0 rOogra. dD[ and r..tranlmlo... )( m y /m.4Deal.," in Iron, Nano, Ulan. CO. 1 5r^,..^. 1 PU b.lol . ll.ifutorn, mora A.. 1: W 01 r• i I Watert. YuLIBERTSON, Wholegale Grocer and A L L.'"ll= 2 =aelti? 1,11;01. VAN VIM & R. FLOYD, Wholemalo eroe'rre,rCotni te, alma Dealer. La Peuttles—Rt4t.d nich Ma li n" frecting -en Liberty.. Ir m a, Oa d nub rune te. Tlttebstrgli. shitajw. D ADALEY, WOODWARD /c CO., liPholo -3 ) c 0... Wa _133 Usrket P1141464A0h10 E .Vll, ICCII4I-018.. RILLISIS ■ LILYS—.--..1‘ COM, 11 ) ccANDL'ESs. MEANS k CO., jauccoe• V wok to Wlek SteCondltora. WhoPoors In lea. Nats,gisag.cfttoo ran*.•aro iitta Imam Y su ° `~ • Rb! KEW YORK ADVERTISMOYS' , - -: Wrote VIS:CIIEIt it ciIIIELL'S Ormetel AdVartislng .. L. 0n . n ,,,,...,. Home, N0.:146mA 341 Broadway, New Teak Gate Co. bll' S. CITTRBERT & SON, _.. Rd ask Firms cn re- ---- (IENERAI. COMMISSION AGENTS, for _ - N_A the We and purchase of Reel Estate, Collection of Charles's London Cordial Gin. Rents, Negotiating Loam, on Ilmil.. Mortgagee, it... N. 140 Third M., Pittsburgh. Pa spoly IV ITHOUT the necessity of extraordinary V V publicity. with scarcely an effort oath.. part of Rio, Dffichigan General Commission and. Cones- - proprietor. this superb Gin. In the abort pcn.nd watch has. tion Agency Office, , alapmd educe its introduction to the American public, has i acnisnst a popularity beyond prevalent in the whole HU , VOR the collection of Home and Foreign : or ai.nonC sthscisots. is m „.„,„,,,,,,, „,,,,,,,„, m , ~,,,„„ ,„ mkt , ; ,„„„ , The Certificate el imer . Fire • Vomtund Pearls/am In , Encland and the baited states. article!. It. tranneendant and adjacent Rate, I ascatteentand Payment of 11mat tn. __, r . Payment of Teem Purchase and Sale of Real Estate and •"1". • I it us arm the eideboard of the family and listi boo of Stocks and Imutrance Amota. PELTIER A ANDERSON, Detroit. Michigan. $97 welbreguiated hotel, by the la - chide of the sick. m .B&ences in Piathezrsrt — Leann . Kramer A Rohm. Beni. 7,11 i ,... thit r ,rrindr of ~,t , "f gh T4 r t ,. 7 s, /7;1 , rr . ~....... G... " . Uffl... 1....... Bt4 ""'"' a C '''' ate * . kfy its sss :find; it a a loes lel. ' etlinslnt, stitch, stgiti% 31,1 T-b wr .. r .l . L. „ ro Arood , or ,t,..... fr om ~,,,,,, Pr .she app * etllc, sca res Imam him from the to,rrom ter,,,, o murmur. mu is meattered coneututton. insurance Companies - _ , its gra, ninth:Wow ia clericca from Its MeoLcla purity. its delirious Maroc. differing entirely frit:levers . other gin. lit CA.RD.—Having been appointed the ex- : _,,, ~,,„,, ut ili ty . ~, a cnedipin e In cams or dyspepsia. elusive Agents for Pittsburgh, for the min of Putout i gout, antral. diseases ofthe klilailyamd inimunanablarttlli 'sated Cemented and Stretched Leather Belting. man- I er maladies for .bleb as • remedy and preventive it tim Omen:cid by P. JEW ELL k. SON, of Hartford. Commetkink l no Noel. We cos offer far sate a large assortment of all .kites , Totems/ere it is nerisyensobis nmesso . dispelling the matialletunwl. at the mannfacturer's prima Ids article , annoyances frequettly engendered b y of water. being Derby to any Leather Belting ever before offered eta, es, ale, aguk le‘cr, mul malmia of *recycles...RM., ' in toile market. Adm. a imp. stack of all width f India CHARLES' LONleiN CORDIAL GIN Ls pinup in square , Rubber Belting constantly on band, aud for; So at the both...stamped with the yrroprishr is name, a far mmile "Machine Belting Depot ' : 'co , 11G Market street. el/mature apostle label, and packed incases of two dozen yep= J. A H. PHILLIP& each. , Beware of imitetlona The genuine Charles' London lISTIN LOOIIIIS, Real Estate Agent, i Cordlel Oin can be had retail of .11 respectable drocnists Stook Manhandle* end RIR Droker, ems No. P. i end mem, at &Shansi, and wholeml..if the say batort.. Austh street, above Wood , acultheal promptly attended I era DE VENtaiE a ClLAllikel. iyiledly EIS Pearl rt., New York. I Amnia treated •Ith on Illecral ism s. nadisdv QA3IUEL L SIARSHELL, Secretary Citi- - . kJ gen i e themes.: Company, 94 Water street. I Fire and Burglar Proof Safe DepOt WM. MeFARL.AND & CO. F e at. GORDON, Secretary Western Insu- ; as MAIDEN LANA NEW FOILS. ranee Cii.. 92 Water etreet. Warehouse 14.5 Pratt at., Baltimore, Md. I RANKS', Jewelers' and Counting Howie Jut Safeeofesery elm, oncustantly on band ter may ind i warranted In every respect. Nam on, April tti,,141. Mum. Wm. ,itifirrhowip Gentlemen—lt. kis. Me plea/. lars to Inform you that your Safe firmers.' mr annka end Pa:tit : T:2rd la the tire last night. by which emu thin enreed thloPur'sAiretl7.ll°=reliker IteN! ' s "‘b " witoolLtrillta'.ik'..danumr'erfor.den.othltoretri6a'aL 'Bl".rspL"--"lrlitiP&Tria: /Pa , T.JRNNT, Jr_, 11 Bouts -• AGENCIES. 0 ARDIN ERCOFFIN, Agent for Franklin "w i z m Coco NEI, riortbiant oar-Der of Woad A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn [nal llxonstance Comma,. 42 Wnter raver. MUSIC, &C. JOIIN H. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes, Maxie end ideskat Imaramera.. &heel Books,ri event for Chalet-lag's Moto Forte. sa Or Wade= Pennsylvania—No. 91 Waal Firma. ktENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Muria, Mu " tatd imparter of Italian Ptrin~y .itl=Y;:f.;= tr" 1171:1rit'; DRUGGISTS. I OLIN Il A FT, Jr., (successor to J.. 31 . 0uf- Itl Uhl Wholesale and petal' street, and Doak , hu Paints, Ulla Dirstuffe, de., 141 Wood street, 3 dings being Virgin Alley. Pittsburgh. airitegular Agent for Dr. Pours-Msdlrine. stal3o 40IIIC P. SCOTT, Wheless' Dealer in Druiat Paints , Our, t N arnishes and D. Stuffs, o. 'SS berry street. Pittsburgh. All orders nig metre Prompt attention.' 11,11 - A imt fte Loud. oda rauabi. tfallir _mar 244 r ahead. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO., Wholesale • Dras•aats. and taaautheturec. %ltd. Lead. Rad eta w ..ad Freda straata, Pau. uret. ch 7 1)1 E SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in Miceod th ge d e4 ' Y'li P tiVAT'OTati V "‘ Uh ra t i. 4 l4l ratatkahacc • . .... mart. RAUH &R . EATER . ; WiTedesale & Retail Droscesta. burch esta.mane! Llbrrt. and Cl. OW. atmata, taburch. 1 SCUOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale eds • Drumlets. N. 21, Waal mint. Pittsburgh. OSEPII FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox so a Co., minim Market Menet and Diamond—Fag , t metal, on hand • bell and complete maortment of Medirinee, Medicine Clime, ineuener7 i and .0 555 k remaining to hie Imainera Ptepliciene prescription, eariebebY commnbded M bourn. isibly WOOL MERCHANTS -•- LEE, successor to MURPHY & LEE, , Wad Dealer. and Commipadoa Merchant far taa V, American Weal , Goad, No IV uce,e.Mreat , MEDICINE pargß. JAMES KING: 0111 Ce an d 114,kidenco, Nn. 112 Fllth street. eremite the Cathedral. INV. h. Jal.ly i734 jo y s A m .r i tail, M. D., gfn , Offie 4 e ,, CVl .. e..tre t, i, 3. P. x... 1 la A. r. tr. • atr.re lyel MERCHANT TAILORS. CIIESTER, Merchant Tailor an.i Clo- So. ti Word rtnec P.tk-ulyir a ttoatlnu lito _ Boyd .nil Tuathd C 1,111.. .1., t IG , 23Y, :‘ , lereh . ..ntlailor ti p i ra i, - rrty =wt. Fg . WATTS & CO., Merchant Tailor*, MO _uLibetrty as. wow renetvinx <ma =Lc allv.ZZAKl•rfiw Reer—Canat. Om' fral• a 4.4 =oft r1.1711 2 :2 Att.= Itgi MANUFACTURING. .1111.1111 • IMMO /1221,1 Z. oats[ WILLIAM BARNHILL A CO., OILER MAKERS and SHEET-IRON WORKEIti, Mannfacturarr of Bunt:dire Patent Rr.b.o fin Itesl Stew= o,n -dett•esr., Ealt Pans, ease, Pau, Iron 3'..1. or 1-If. 1,11. tte.. A 1.,. Llacksmithe Work. arid.., and Via Inn Iron.. Repairing done on the ehor.mt r. , tter. W. WOODiVELL, Wt."l,ale 31.1 • orrMa ,e nufactar, and braltrr Cabluet W., No 13 int JOAN WETHERELL, Slanufacturer of rArusr Cox VICE,. a our, ier , LID FP, anJ BRAZED nereler 4 Aneeseem and 14.1- too. strreta. one square tram the Hand stteeet 1.4-1.1.. e A:- heghnly • , J 1 MBROIDERED AND A PLICA MAN TILL-48—Alatertats =larked r, Eratrehlery end r e: ll'ork by 31R, I. , WIL, te"..Kl tin. tels Porn street. &bee+ hand. Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Kar,t , ufMPA acturia.g rony.. 111115 LON Y HA C % INO EN LARGE!) their esprit, tot manufacturing. are gee preparwl to meet the Inmewel deman d lv thefe„Rrirk, Crucible and Dull/lye Clay. ord., promptly a...1A.4 in by KIER .70N EN. Canal Nein Pittsburgh. &pt.:21..111. Boots and Shoes!! JAXES ROBB, No. o 9 Market etr,et, du., from. the liatket would the üb. Ito that he has now a vtl, rtnet of every thin,{ in p lbw 1.1.4 and dhow trade. inseh as Ladle,' lialters, ball ./altara. Jenny Lind l'adorea. Lady Yrsaiklln and all the 'tales found ou the Esstern (41/144 al.. in., and ChlLlreoe Galtersand rang flnota and Sb.os, In LH their rarietlem W. ()antler:tens Inn °p.n.s Patent Calf Boots. rreneb Call Scot., Cantu Gaiter+ •nd Shoe• also, Boy? and Youths' Boots, are Yeetteh CalL Plea. sire as • call •• wiah tn .11 .eh artiele to all who favor no with their custom as will glr• satletze• Lion. Iteunemlwr the plans. AD Niulget att., mr.Y. , - Hats and Caps. 4 WILSON & SON ke)q) conntantly on • hand weary deorriptln.d of Hata and po.toth wholoule and r.a ll . an clerblog • neat faehlonalk• Ilse or C.. rood and heap. would do well to give to a call twfnre purchasing elsewhere. alatf .0 D. Irma" ..... . . ...-.... auna Woe. 31 ...... & CO. WHOLESALE AND 11NTA IL IVOIMINARLII HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, AND DEALEILS IN ALL KLNI. 07 PLUM VOHNER OP WOOD AND r rpm NT - antra Pittsburgh, Pa. 2-Tbir lacck agnlnagas ay., quality asarityie of Hats pal Caps, Plutra, Baas, Culla aaat Par Cannata Coach and Carriage Factory. 0 WINSTON, BROTIIEIt CO., comer of Relowat and Let...ea !tweets. Allegheny CU, would that hebeenn their friends, and the public generally. that they eel maeufertgring Unrsdagent Unvowth". nr'f:k" aware. Buggies, Weighs ud Ch.-loot In all their minus style/ref finish and InetPredlen. All ceder. will Le executed with Waded regard to dor e laity sod heaut7 of Ankh. Repair* will also be attended to.n the newt treasonable terms Lteing in all their work the bent }lastern BUDA Poles And Wheel ttuff. they feel ounitlent that all ho favor then) with thelr patronage will he perfectly .011 dad Ott 41.1 of their work. Perch...an requested to [teethe= nal/ before Poe' ob chasing elsewhere New Coach Factory —Allegheny. 0geg2 1 A... 1, M. H. WHITE k CO., would re evevetfntly inform the ruby, Chet they have en. s op on Leask. between beheld and ilandtukey Street.. They are now nuking end are preisrel to merely. Mkt, Ott every deecrlption of vehicles, towhee, Chariots, Itarenietieples, Phelan., de., Or, erhich.frbni their king re In the ivianu9rture of the elver. wort, and ttn, Mee they hey., they fowl cordldent they are enehl ced to do work on the encrt truonable terms with thee e renting artieJ. In their line. Paying particular attention to the sielection of trotterisia _end havin g new hut entoretent worig.,,.. th e y h ece hoed/dlr. of their .ork. thee...faro set the attention of the ' , utile t.. tic le matter. N. B.—Repairing done in the heft manner, and on the matt reasonable Lerma l ea manner, Li ton Ro ggen _ & Co. NOVELTAIORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA. TRACK and Depot Railroad Sealer, Hay, Cattle and Gralm dm; Platform and Gunter dad I/Mr gvag , irr Rolla and Vastanlnpg Malla:bla Iron Sa l au rr n a v of every v. I•tc In farm and Moab. daf W. W. WALLACE, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 319,331 and 323 Liberty Ora; opposty EWEAfirld pirrrotmou. VIONUMENTS, Tombs, (Ruse Stones, I Irarrdtare Tope, !WIWI& lesverrins Eton, A, SL way pin..hand, and made to order hi machinery, at the hlowere Three hundred eilainal and relented de ra ohms for Monuments, Ar.,lpn hand. Bleck and Slab Mar- I rundsbed to the Trade at the !menet prices. All orders ' Mlod with &wash at 319 Liberty .Used. 0021 W. A. WALLACE. s New Goods and Fashions for Gentlem:ens' Clothing for Spring of 18M. WATTS a CO. - beg reuse respectfully • t• Inform their numerous eu-tomem, I. e. the pub. Iyr nersity. that th, bare just yrelced • hash pal of hoods adapted to their petro e. the bre Me tad ern marker stionf—end that In y are read) to vendee ors der making them up In • - truenel superb style. The eatiesetion eo grnere..y expressrA by their custo mers hinyertex nth titer humble dhoti. to pieta., ',imo lai.. them to treat exertions in the mane direction. Wet ht. yerntlemen. OLT Z. —Stmn N gere see in6yrard that nur beam* In No. 176 Llbertr etreohorth side. Munro Pt. Chdr. exalt Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh. ENNEDY, CIIILDS &. CO., Mannino' juk tut.. of— Penn A No. I beery 44 Pheeting,r, Carpet Chain . of all colors end .haring 004tyBed rn Twin I I PAN= dRh Cord; Rol.* 0411aleri n aud u deerrlPUour netting. et at lb. Rard~en pease o/Iceeet. WIWp _ SCOTT. Dentist, Fourth street, sy.e. LAC, AO Ire It. "P,' °"r 11001~ ersirsates. PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY - IVIORNIING, :JANUARY 18, 1855 Re'Wok Pr in The CV, e York. FEVER AM AGUE. DR. EDWARD BLEECKE.R'S STAMPEDE MIXTURE,' Abe the Preen and Ago , Charm F.,',, /hl. - nettrio and, . Latest.LhAhLatest. ITEM Proprietors of' this Iledicindlrill ante Jp. without hadtation er frAr of contradiction, that the btastrana Altrenag cured morn ahare It hal bean intrteinted,than any other medir.inr Iv umt• fur the t.re ensnarer This medicine has neither Angulo nor Quinine le its ernualtion, or tho h ingradlente are of a isnir 7 :°°, v:.l.titrtz,;ro, m y dna man not bo Gunn,. DT span,. to ' water or • datonatmoepbera no nude than when in thelruntal health. Planters In tsarinas of the eanantrY .bare the dote pra gollvvrar,vatail:riti,=2,ed rtl l , - .17 assured ea:yards cum The Proprietor mdding:name wand@ of oestibates from those of the highest sesame -1)1 hart the Intillihi, proof la vet! uotur. Certnett pall direr tone itkateenan bemoan at the ollire.hbowlog where this iladiehee lasa mad when all °then Pow. tor Disferralaand all otha billions Ccmplalnta LbAni la hot a heti. - beatable loth. marked. It has also been-lagen sink the meet estenhiting.soceee. lislei annot ltiamtmatimn on and (loot for the. com ts takes table•gr hal a day. One bottle of alb adealletne aery ant. Prim partattis often has the cleaned aa rot ads by Natgalsts In all parts of th• United States and Canada. ; All Whales!. orders mutt ba •ddreaSed to NERD IL.V.RHEIL sole Atop Liana ea ItenadaaY, N. Yora- Aoura—gleerolng lima., IL A. Fahnestook A C", L. Wll ma • b 0... and Geo. It. Keyser. Pittsburgh. ja.V-Iya _ IRON WAREHOUSE. MARTIN, SPRING &SO-. Importers and Ilealen In IRON AND STEEL, at 4 G'reerrantJt &Sad, -Ws Tort. tlfis onnatattly on hand a foil emortantat of Bar. !tad Eland, Floor. Maw Shoe. and other IRON. STEEL OF ALL KINDS. Menhanta from *II nectlon• of the mann:, an Intl:ad to mil or rad theist...deal a.n. buying. Orders Iv mail emu:lmnd go 4als MT* rill allsd at tta• lavert market rats, MARTIN. SPRING I CO.. Onanalsh ft.. N. T. ♦• SCIUEMEcar BROTHERS & CO-. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, NEW roar, tiara rattan. to No. ltd fliltient o . „ nor.eltlotenun. EIPORTING the leading Drug. frnin their original mark., I.r.th in Kuno, and East tndi. . •04 nmeh and English 1:L...1m1, Perfumer T• tr. - :inland Hair Brutal. Hal, motet and Strar . Earl. and Thmte Sinqsges. Curt, P.m. kr— an. they offer them ..n the touP..retuarubin fano. I thw or ' , I null. will recline their hen attpialc.n. I'2ra A. 31 1. EL L. CA V ERL Y. W hn:esale Dea I ko.n. nn - nn., Palnth.l Palle and Tutu Wood and Mu. ..lie,are. Hagan, Mat, Ctedag, Twine. Wicking. nat./ OA Ilmenwlch et.. New Tort naho-I.r, y:IND V OW SHADES, Gilt Comic,.. Table OH Cloth, A, .11111 3 T MOIL , F., Man uncrt tirerand la Vu. 10 Catharine at., .m No el Clutha. Scum. Now Yorl. intaVly, LI ISCELLANEOUS.. ROBERT N. PATTERSON'S LIVERY AND SALE STALII.II, wart Diamond erre, a,,J Clrrnt soib-tf PITMEICII.II. ASHLAND HOUSE, LU.CII Ai,. IV k TII P H I I, A II PL I' II IA H. N. B . SalN, l'al , rmirrua. r -tf • M., 4. iass -1,4 tlata3l•... T.I daLvdt. Chariot. A 1 , 11, 114.1., , ITY 110TEI.. (late Browny,) chrher If stNwta. PI tlaburch. I•a..ALAN4 rwmcwwll,llt Adraun undo, thwr,gb rtpalr. and fetTustww.l with Low w,tatt.o....nts thrwurnlmut. Iv now wpon o.w Me nweditiwn of lb. two.wine DaNfd Cdaar t ta ar.ntura. dd-dan 01IN SOUTII, Conch .Nlalpx. comer 01 • Nw.lt. Gummy:, ond of. . 'klftverbont Il or wt.. .atonolow/ v .wtwodudurow dearvitdd, V VIM:Lk:h., Um ...01 ruaVorl al •n 4 11, ham *la. •Iwnwo adt ItEIIIIOM In lbw t hatiwo aildiuto, on twwww.lafavvo Hdl4mt who,- fw has of rm. ...tt a owry Ink L.l w wok. with dolly ad fltww.v wddch to In titot taw attetstloti krtiernsoat .(to•o. o. fwebna toonunt- from Ma n.ntinnwl own... In In ~ .uoluvw*. Kat vatentf to Wyo. thy tnatetlal and wwrdwww. oen.dwywd. ;111.'1144!n..•144"1"" I%A LTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and D 041,14 1.1444 Figun4l and Deennalre Papt Ilan. 1c4,4 No AS Wood strg4t. Plttrburgli. t 44 Asrnt lb.. , v 1.141.41 4244.211t44144 <curt t (1.4. of Parr. 111 A 11.1:, FASHIONS FOR LA H . l ESTRESS EN.—Tbe, 1 411. /441,4.t. JUNI/. d 44.4 I 2. th. °"'"'" am. L /*Tat N. , 'MI 4 14 . 334. sho.. 114e41.4..t. KIER, JONES & CO., IIPROPRIE7OR9 KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE, 11 4 1 0RWARDINO AND COMMISSION If ERCHANTP, elanaJ Basln. Parontta rtry,t. Pltta• &arab, Pt Baron. Lard, lard 011, Pnrk, C llama Ira and No !Sall. uthru It.• and li g Iron. 11,11yar Ilrirlt and Clay. Antbruaty ,ny In AiISSOLUTION Or PARTNERSHIP— / Thn NMI of I, V ELY A PAXTON la 151. day Si. 'IA by mut.] n0n.... hada ,111 ,nand or ton an. IV. ;. ,7, ( 7 . 1 . 15 .5r.t: 1 111' , .';.4... 1 4::C.1.'...., 1 .'..t . and u I. ban•by aullarnixed I n erdlart anvan to dun In no and In anttla all again/It on .I.IIN LA TELT A osnut tnd, wiLwmptvros James W. McFarland, 'WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER IN FORILY GROCERIES, ,Ten.o, Fruit,, Pickle,, Spiv,, Prenervem, 11-001, AND 1111,lay IV WY /l A% Dolmala lima Yuman:n.l Ovotio, No. 26i Liberty Street, Pittsburgh 13ANKING , HOUSES JOHN T. HOGG: - SPIV YORK, No. =MOUTH 31) BT. 00 1 , 11,4 0 11 , 4111 a. 111. Al 1.14111 EN ItaMk:ltliCi CO, MOUNT PLEASANT, W -T.Mc ME I/ Penna. 11, , NN ELI.MIILLP.. y v Ern: CO., ;us inwrow DROWNS VILLE, receivnl, Dliesmate made, Diane hone., 441 mid Bank Note. and Pp,oie Lomatend Sholte, Notes and other bought nod ...Id no nonowilmlon. (.kowenuodence ~,J eolleotions mu29-I.f . • A P n y . ( r i n S , EATON,, agent 501C•riwd 4.• folkerne latelYpatented Trott'. patent Oil Oloho._fur gleam Pnginee, Coe 'n paWnt Drill, for Drilling Isom Man'. Hoek Drilling Machines. Copeland's Ntationary and Po•tahle Ilaw Crawa•rd'a Steam and Water altar, and Driftth's Wrought Iron Itidlroad Chair Mashlnen. Thew articles have town examined by practical ruenhan• lee and ma.etiltilets • end pronounced superior to any In use Ile Is also authorised Is sell flight. Co sank. d read .thene erlieles in soy Part of the entintry. Iln has also for Kele ho4pressed Nutt. and Muth... mid flaletwd Dram Work. •Me p.p. nod to Ulm Arend... Ihr the rale nth. er patented Right. and new Invention. and give n to the basin,. faithful and mnstant attention. Ile refers to the following • D. The etibwrlbers have CAR lomt horn arqualntal with Mr ?draws F. Eaton, and have uo hesitation is renummendlsw him to all 'shame,. what 43 employ him nevelt, am a gen tleman of undoubted Interrity and hadefatlrabletndustrY In whose exertions every reliance may to Neville It emir. W. Robinson...lr, Wm. Latimer, Jr, John Graham. W. IL Penny, 11. Child. Co., !M. Wool N. 1101191.. a [nova P. IL Friend, • Kranaor A Rehm. P. Lorenz. 1.. 111.101mmton. Knee • Wade. William P. Johnston, William Phillip, Andrew KIK.. AW. Loomis, I IVLlsms McCandless Pirrilatrann. November glth. Ina .dt Fall and Winter Goods. EDMOND WATTS. 31EROIIANT TAILOR, Itb LIBERTY' STREET. jHAVE now on hand n largo Stock of Fall and Wilda,' Gond, o varftallniaoronfimlT now doalo, Vostlnas of the moot brautlflflterng Errno sod Enallgh Comintern, of every style an d s abed, In !ha ca. kat, all nhablrb 11011u/0w to order on elan carat mono gigaton:as. az. NZ, MILE ENTERPRISE GALLERY, Wain' g I.lslh Ith 0t.,1s otos Ofv,ll tor the remotion of visltoss and =Monson Ths attention of the pobile Is dinslod to Itsmattst horstloo,amphs mow and superior Ilelllthot In the orodostimo of artistto and Lifelike usssooss•Alps•— to•terists orths best scanty sued, ant pion very tow p.) Ilott duo pictures. MI6. Ulm In • too I.lo3Ditt th tar2kthser loot otylis et ghoul. .Coll and .iamb. III.CtIALILS • . LARGO'S NEW STYLE DAGUERREO: TYPES—Darbarlast Portrait* talfr.lnathen. Lat.. ge on hjaned.Vra, IN e rv k nr xo. Vicr' Is. ham:limos*. tiamoA _PrirTSBURGH GAZETTE 11117ILSDAY ,IZSISG. JANUARY IS. Iro 3. LATH IL FILUaI CA 1.114/10i1A, ARRIyAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGE The steamship Nurtheru Light arrived at Net. Yuri: on Monday, Irons nun Jima, briogiug gold t o the am ount of laid hews tram Cal. Iforoia to the ::3d. The committee appolutot at the Railroad moving have decided out u stage route horns, the posit sis the moot pro cable menu, of se curing the openly cam ;t radr.,,tl. I and Inc ;State Logiolatur; . ; ; ca.,ed upua this waiter to make au approprissuon fur that purpose. itts Sums Peilel has declared her Mint:tun to bring - live tliouealel reepeetialle New Eugla guile to California. The' City Mariana' of Ifilldaud. Jowl llogai elimination a few days rime with sl:o,iiial of ib. city funds. Yankee Sullivan inus been amuted on a lieuch warrant, In Nevada, fur its recent itartlcipation in a prize light. NO111111:111l to in! Nel.—Tlie Trinity Time,i that Cui. Mooney, Sub-Indian Agent roe that see n. or the Sudo, finds great difficulty in indu cing the Indians to remove from their mountain homes to the “Mceervittion in Colima county.— In fact they Kill not go. CALCION VALI-Cr. —ESMIKATIO2I.—GOLD.—We learn from the Sun Jottquim Republican that thee , are shout two hundred emigrant families in the Valley, encamped f.n - the winter—all remarka -1 hly healthy. There ore no immigrants on the road east et the Valley. About six weeks since rich gold placers were discovered on the east fork of Carson river, some twenty miles in ex tent. The prospect pays from ono to three eents to the pan Five comp/tidal of five each were at work when our informant left, and were doing swell. One company of five men took out is one meek S4OU. A gentleman who has assayed the ...kill pronounoes it equal to that found in Yuba county. Very little mining can be done this winter, as the river freezes, soil it is intensely cold. .116 OM/ 'L REPORTED liIMILITIOX In SoNottA.—The Cal ifornian says: "Humors are afloat to the tlfec that lectors were received yesterday in our city containing news of a revolution in the Depart meat of Sonora and Chihuahua. Whether it I . true or not that notices to this effect are here ! It is certain that parties at our city have bee. expecting such .tdvices, and from the well knows feelings el dissatisfaction pervading throughout the State, of Sonora eepecially. On account 0 the arlntrary acts of Santa Anna, we are Warrant ed in anticipating. general rising of the coun try against the present Ctovernment. - Lew t', Pro, from the Tejon. informs the Los An n . :..s Star that everything in going on etriouti.y to that quarter. la regntd to the Meeting stistr that occurred there some time _Pince, tit which au American killed an Indian. they are now satinfied that he acted in melt de fence, and the excitement has all pasted away. Great preparations are being mode to put in grain an noon no sufficient rain falls to put the ground in order. • TIMER IV CitS, LATER moot Ournow—The Pacific M.,. .trainer Colombia, ('apt. Pally at Ben Fennti,co, tour cloy, from Portland, bring. Oregon paper,. to December Pith—twenty four Jaye later than previous ntivicee Tn. lit uaox B.or Cowease—We learn from the St.,' 42,1 that meeting. of the /Owen., along tho Columbia river are mom to he hold e n at ,lif (event place., to agitate tho queettun of the find eon flay Company'. claim, to liege trnet, of land in Oregon and Waoltlngton Territories, to threw mote light upon 0, aml to device way, and We22l. no legally protect the right,. of kniermati nettlers upon the land. claimed bo MI. company. It le well known that n large number of the depeedant..ir that company, immediately on the pasolge of the In.! an, availed them.eloo. of the prtrilegee of that law, and declared their in tentitim. to I,coinc eitmetet of the United State., and ast chino:mute under that law, fettled upon come of the boot land. in Oregon. To tho, no rcawm.able objection won he urged The Otegoti Legi.laturd aeoctubled at .ahem. December 4th, nail urgavited by the election of thefollowing eff . .,r. • - For Previleot f the Council, J A Kelly. of Clackams., Cbtel Clerk, 11. Centel,: ti o ,••l,l,t User . .. Janie. Co,ttlloe . - Enrolling Clerk, .11r Ed word,. Sergeant-it • .trine„J. IL Pelo.kirautt ; Door Cowper, Mr. (Judea, Sik L etilt r er of the Home. L P l'ertee. Cl aeknoote COWIty Pinar Trent! . Sorgeaticat.Arme, Mr. Ilarutno.l” Paulo The Le, , ,,:ktnr, of 1V , k. , 1”12,7t0u prritork. Lhe by 431 Stth k. Iktler I . J 61..rgr3n: Artz , L. I I. kr..p.r. r of The fleit.e, 11117 R. ri F .1•, , ,k1 Clerk, I: 11 IV I;krr. Ser,,nnt sl.•krtt)•. I , or•ktrpen, Rm. 1,11 .cre I rtt 11,,rtt tttan.lix, .at. that un,. r. nt1.1,1 11/ town II .At a rut", 111.11,4. w!..tve C,,,,,tioct And !tn.... And tlatt LLe In.'t the r.tt.a.d., attl Dade.. t—g , !tker IFth t'tty,..a/1.1 Irrre to h 4:1:11.1 r•• : r tivt tl.te etttten •1 th• I.AII, o, trt. at 1 attc,,..,, are ttnittrrd gu up Inert, 1t..,t,t, Tue I,4eat. t-- arecent theethttgof the 1..' antatt t'ttrtee 11 n veto , ionnl.m.!y, not t., eel! Cuba to the l'utetai t 4 tatos The Spanieh Nlthinter or Feet-leo \ :rtat• thAl , 111. prlnelik:e , to which the titt•ertouttitt .atootted It, act e, that to sell 'ulm would to. to tet:l .0.41 ho t o, This wa• recely!ti velth Th.:MintAter or l'irol Work. rh.erved that the que•Uori r.erg -.1. a rery instate out when Applied le A ceutdr, whh murk Lave the rate o r Sae berrituge when the .Iwer. were Cllllll/- etputed iteprutkutly and without title precnution. Merit. or Grurrrtl w,e.eut numo n trt, tnunagt t Iran then rend, .IC ninng the Cornro to ntlopt M. Luzuringu'r deals rstLou ngzunnt the 3.14/0 of Cuba, and wan wain mously agreod A letter front Madrid to the Journal Des Ile wtte, dated thelth of December, says: - - — The e t mouton of the sale or alienation of Cuba "I now settled, whatever proposal the United State tun, make, the Spanish government has only to ruler to tilO motion of M. Olobigo, adopts e,l unanimously by the Cortes yesterday, to alone the negottobrol • Another letter. tinted Madrid, .Dec 21, says: —The Spanish government hue not actrierced in the proposition mails by the British Minister at .Madrid, to proclaim tleliklate trade - piracy. ilcentiug that, under prceent`Fireumstances, itiie sufficient too &twined and the peace or Cubit that the trentior now existing between Spain and hinghitel should b e enhirecil. Inatructions have, however, been rent bi the Captain-General of I 'nba, Orneral Joao to Iv renclt, to carry Out the stipulations entered upon with England, without coating to prevent the slave trade." lanes, i.0010.1,11-11L, —.9101200 important mat ters were acted on in the Indiana Senate in Fri. day. A resolution demanding the repeal of the present tree banking system, and substituting in its cleat] a State Bunk, with branches, upon the basic of Interest-paying State bonds, elicited a Fiorito.' debate. All concurred in the deficiency of the prevent law. The 'junction was divided and voted upon separately. That part authori zing the committee to report a bill repealing the present free bank law paCced—yeas 28, nay,' 91. That part authorizing the ectaldininnent ti s State Bank Writh branches wait lost —ye. 20, Hop 28; no it M the cense of the Senalwto have no banks at all. A report adrerco to the propo sition to authorize 'county treasurers to receive all free hank paper in payment of taxes, was concurred in-,yeas 29, onyx 20. The Republi cans made nn . onsttereesful effort to take front the table the proposition of the nonce to go into no' election of U S. Senator on Tuevdny next: and also to get a record of the yeas nod mutt upon the question.—Louirtalle Journal. Madame Sally S. Wood, a novelist of tho old school, died at Kennebunk, Maine, on the tub inst. at the advanced age of ¶IS years She con tinual to the close of her life to wear the pecu liar fashion of dress that prevailed when her standard of taste 1110, formed, about sixty years since. It is supposed she was the first author- Coo in Maine. Many years ago she wrote n number of novels that were published, among which were "Dorval the Speculator," ',Ferdi nand and Madre," "Amelia, or the influence of Virtue," and 'Tales of the Night." 0.1 late letter from San Francisco eays ••The other day live men were about to quit work. when one of them struck his pick heavily into the earth, for (he niyhi. It atrnek heavily against something, which proved to be a lump worth $214000._ -They brought it to town and embark• ell with it for New York. Now, in flour this $213,000 would have been equal to 8000 or 4000 barrels, and would have loaded a ship; would have required hones, steamers or railroads to bring it to town; wham's, offices, clerks, wer chauts, • A French Indy of fortune wig recently arrest ed in Purls. charged with a conspiracy against the person and government of the Emperor. An extensive , correepondeace was found upon here= and she wan thrown into prison. From El Paso-nail Troia Attacked br Indiana. • The San Anwoto Lodger of the 214th ult., pub ' made upon a mailesthefo t i r l .i o following on t ing accountolsth 2 ofaattaelz November. iado; is written by Mr. C. A. Rand, and dated El Paso, December to. You are aware that Capt. Skillman and myself, with Mr. Conical and two Mexicans. left Su. Antonio . the 21 of November. Dr. Giddings and party, who were in charge of the mail, har ing started on the day previous. We overtook them on the 14th. About - 0 o'clock we met Skill man's mail party going down, with Capt. Daley in command, and Mr. Lockwood and company trave/ling with them. About an hour after separation, we atoppea to feed our animal-vend to shoe a mule which had been lam e,und had hardly unharnessed and turn ed the monies 'nose, when we discovered animals t‘PPronelOug us. Km) wing that Dr. Giddings could not be far in the rear, we of course thought it wall his party approaching,„_bol l . EV examining m the with spy-glassee, we found: Item to be In dians. • 1 They approached within about sisty yards, waving a while hag, and Ai:intim; "Amigos! ami gos:- but all at once astonished us by firing their glum upon us. They were then six in num ber, and after firing, they passed . northward around a hill, the summit of which was town two hundred yards from our camp; sve.then found that there wore other Indiana on the-top of the hill,und all hands poured iu their shot upon us it the most impolite manner. While we were gath ru.,{ and fastening our mules, Dr. (lidding' . .. , ... . party ca,us up and did likewise, reporting the the savages had also fired on them iu passing, killings mule and wounding another. Their ar rival increased our number to fifteen men.— Everybody having solicited Capt. Skillman to take Gemmel:id of both trains during the engage ment, he did so. Finding that we were rather too near the In dians, they having every advantage of position, we harnessed up, and withdrew to the South-. ward of the road, to skantrean .men clear space. As soon no the Indians discovered oar intention, they set fire to the gross on our north, oast nod west, but knowing that our only hope wan getting out of reach or their snots from the bi 11. we pushed on about 000 yards, aro( set fir, to the grass before no, to maks a clear Islace to drive upon. By this time the /Julians were over forty in catcher, most of them mountod on good horses, and more than half of them armed with rifles and Nlississlppi yrigers. We again unharnessed, and placed the mules as much as po,siblo between the carriages, the savages shooting at us all the time, lot keeping et the respectful distance of ire or sin hundred yard, having been convinced, or Skillman's long shots, that ..d.istutce lends enchantment." Skillman had before killed or wounded at least cue of the assailants, and in our second en campment he fired Come ten or twelve snots with his "Sharp's only three of which chow took effect. These three wounded two In dians and a hone. We cannot be certain whe ther any of the Indians were killed, but sup puee that one ur more of them mast have died, as the crowd concentrated together about sun set, and withdrew to a greater distance, still, however, keeping on the road we were to travel. We expected to be killed "anyhow," but decided to attempt to continue our journey. and started un, every man on foot, with gee in hand, feel ing certain that we should be again attacked du ring the night; In which, however, we were very agreeably disappointed, as we saw nothing more of the red men. During the first attack, Skillman's best mule was shot while I was' leading him towards the carriage, and Dr. Giddings also had two mules lolled and two wounded. Several of us were struck by spent balls, but all were fortunate enough to e.cape without scrion+ injury. - Tee Wren or Written IJvcatooksts_i_A late number of the SeieutiEe American contains no excellent article on the amount of realised wealth destroyed by fire within a few years, in Or United State!, It very properly mates that property Chun consumed is forever lost, for that an Insurance only shifts the huiden from the nliouldera of one man to be borne by the stoek hbblere of the company. It add., that in esti— mating the ceases of the present financial de pressions the unusual amount of property de voured by conflagration ought te be considered. The Scienutio American in right. But it is Got only in the case of tires that the demean:Lion of mallard wealth Ts netitlooked. It Is a p re y.- I i lent intake especially to ignore the wear and tea- of property From the Is luselieep e r, who, 1G sun ally estimating hi, financial condition, seta.. X, the yearly depreciation iu hi, furuis far, • the railroad preeident, who. in preparing ton tat rt for the etockhalders, under rates or t,,..,1Jy. omit. the IT ,nr or rail, and rolling aback, netekv all alilis fall into O. sena. err,. it soa fault of the whole national character. We d it exhibited as the S. sth a- well . at the North —among the routers of the Went as well i " 0., :Gllluf4cturer. of the Lis, Taomechan• ' :c and Say-labsrer share so it alike with dm chip per and f.f eculator. Th.. co ,os ',played itself partioularly dur ag the last few yeas , It is I: ile inure than a twels,” L . ,/ since a leading commercial paper in New ork asserted that there endl.l be no de preasinti which was not temporary, bemuse the uttioil had eat and and loccated, within the three preceding year nearly Stith1,110000) This assumption was plausibly maiLinined by a conjectural estimate, though not an extravagant one ~f the amount of capital put into railroads, plank roads. turnpikes, houses, barna and fences. The error of the calculation was, that no allow ance was made for the wear and tear. mach less the destruction of property. A railroad, fur ma angle, ..bi ,, cted to orilluary travel , . will require new nude every Ptitetoo or twenty years. At tenet sixteeuth, therefore, should hare been deducted from the railroad item. Bar., fences and farm houses depreciate also; so. likewise, do town mansions and city stores, and to en emu greater degree. Furniture and ctorea, depending for value on fashion. ns every man knows who has hail occasion to sell rush property, annually depreciate, not only by actual wear and tear, but to an oven greater degree in marketable value. Yet bow rarely err such facts taken into consideration, except by the very strictest basins. men. . . If people generally would readive to what a de gree this wear and tear goes on, they would be more cautious in calculating wealth, and conse quently less extravagant Two familiar exam ples will show how fast this realised wealth dis appear'. Chestnut street bias been nearly re tbuilt within the last twenty year., so too has Market street, and so also has Thini. and it is quite apparent, from the slight manner in which most stores are built, that most of theme ove -1111,1 wiU have to be renewed within another gen eration. -Vain, few families but nee compelled to buy new carpets, sofas, and other articles of. household use, every ten or fifteen years aticast Thus, once every thirty years, and once every fifteen, the cost of a fashionable stores or the ex pense of household furniture is totally sunk.— Yet ['lowland, of men regulate their expenses without a thought of these facts. We are too sanguine in monetary matters no a people. We also have the most extravagant ta.tev of any people on the face of the globe.— With twu much faults, in it a wonder that pehave financial distress, erives, wide-rpm-tiling meet, rocks ? We taunt correct the evil at the root if we would purehave immunity from monetary din tress—PAtlatklphin Ledgrr. Another Moll flabby'' AnnSall Saran PEWlone Cll.,Roca Iranian lkmnt ay. M the evening of the 29th et Decem ber, the regular mail messenger on the route between tho Elmira Post Office and the depot be ing sick. one of the office clerk, was despatched with the ma Is to the depot. On the arrival of tho train from the West, having taken the mails for the other on board the wagon need to con vey the mei to and from the depot, he found on arriving at the office, that-ono of the hags was missing, are immediately reported the tact to our worthy Pos master Mr. Stevens, who, having in stituted a ebarch thinking the bag might have n dropped fr o the wagon on the route, coincided with the el rk in the opinion that the hag_had been stolen John Stoner, eon of the Postmas ter and clerk In the office, who, after this event had In charge the conveyance of the mails to and from the depot, observed that several young men followed the wagon front the depot, becom ing no daring at last as to escort it rather slyly even to the l'oet Offi..e. The facts were Import , ed to the police, and ( S heer Holly was etationed at the depot to keep watch and ward fur the 1 gentry. Vetions decoye were used, in the hope of taking them in the commission of the robbery. From tho way in which the first bag was lost and the ntemiedoue event of the waged; It was supposed that the robbers managed in the dark , to approach the wagon on its passage, slyly slip the bag from it, and remove it to a "convenient ectiracy." No attempt at theft was modahow over, by which the persons could be arrested, -hut they were recognised and "spotted" for fu ture reference. On the morning of the 3th inst., occurred the mall robbery of Binghamton, the particulars 9r which have already been made public. The mama boys. (young men. ratlier,) who had been obaerv7i tel following the wagon from the depot, were red ported to hare been seen in Binghamton the ewe ning previous to the robbery. Deputy lklawalini s Balmer immediately proceeded to Binghamton, and obtained description of the money wontabied in that mail. Boon after, a iffy dollar bill was limed by Geo. Jolumon at a clothing store In town, Which was hiantlghid Y cme of the bills oosaidoisl la She • Binghamton mail. Johnson had been seen, also, folloWitig the tuaiL from the depot here. He wan . immediately arrested. On going for his trunk $BO were found concealed between the ceil ing and the clapboanls of his room. Re was committed. Yesterday morning, fire other young men—Ad dison, Wheeler, Alexander Powel and his young er brother, Charles Timbrook, and -- Storms —were arrested on suspicion , they being John• son's confreres, and some or all of them having been seen following the mail wagon. At the time of their arrest, they were found together in a grocery playing cards! The arrest was made by officers Kelly , Crane. •• • ...I Prescott, nod the young Mrs jail. During the aftertreon of yesterday, Vincent Odell, a con frere of Johnston, was arrested br officer Crane as a part - reel.; crimiois, and lodged injait The younger'Pu well and Char!. Timbrook were dis charged from custody; their only fault appear ing to have been the association in which they were found. The remaining prisoners, accompanied by offi cer, and witnesses, proceeded to Troy this morn ing, where the arrested will undergo an exami nation before the U. S. Commissioner in that place.—E/otira Republican, 10th. A Pees Into menascoosi. Thu correspondent of the Morning !Jerald, wri ting front the camp, on the ith, thus describes the appearance of the town of Sebastopol, and the condition of the Itu.ian defences, as viewed from the Ovens: Sebastopol is not in ruins, and what is more Important still, the defences are four times strong er and more vigorous than the first day we open ed lire. I know tabs statement may make my letters unpopular with a certain net, who will see nothing but victories and causes for gratalatiim In all we do: but nevertheless, it is only the truth, and I am confident that time will vindicate my assertion even in the oyes of the public. Tn satisfy myself on this point beyond all pos sibility of doubt, I yesterday determined to visit the "ovens," our most. advances] picquet post, within 200 yards of the Scission batteries, and alosb overlooking the town and harbor. It is perfectly easy to approach this place now,•for a covered way has been constructed to it, and both sides have, comparatively speaking, ceased firing fur some time. I, therefore, got to the ovens easily, and lying under shelter of a broken wall was enabled, with my glnss i to survey the whole town minutely. I confess I never saw the town under such fa vorable Circumstances. bithept now and then from an occasional Riirrsian gun there was no smoke, and the sky being lowering and heavy, objects could be distinguished with unusual clear nese. At the'first glance I was led to suppose that the town !in:reality bad been much in jured, for all the little huts and storehouses con nected with the dock yards were indeed in ruins. But, changing my posit de ens for one morelofty I was soon convinced of my mistake. The real damage inflicted on the town of Se bastopol amounts to this: All the huts riged, by the dock-yard laborers, and the Turkish parts of the town, outside the wol/s, are nearly destroy ed—that is, laid almost level with the eirtfi. , -- This quarter appears to be the only dirty and wretched wretched part of Sebastopol—something of the same kind as our Ratcliff-highway. The: id's are here and there mv . ted.wiltrellot, but most unquestionably as defences, they are still min. jured One large barrack. /aside the walls, against which our tire, as against a Governinent has been particularly directed, is riddled in every part, and most of its roof destioyed. The same is the case with about silty or seventy of the bousee nearest to the walls, but beyond this nothing has been done. Had any of the principal mansions more to the centre of the town been inkwell, it would be easily seen, as most of them are detached, and all are white as snow, and in stantly shay a shot-mark. The splendid etree . tore which we call the •'Parthenon"—the Gov ernment house—and, indeed nineteen twentieths of the buildings show no trace of injury. The streets which I could see, and which, of course, were those nearest our batteries, were all in a most enviable state of cleanliness's and good order. In these were numerous bodies of troops lounging about unconcernedly, with their muskets piled upon the pathways. Many civil ions passed constantly to and. fro, and now and then on arounition wagon; bat . I saw no trace of either women or children, or other vehicles of the ordinary description. Once during the time / was watching, three carts laden with sick or wounded—most probably the former—passed towards the north side of the town. None of the Russians appeared to take the least notice of their eulferiog comrades, so (emu that one may Lott unreasonably argue that they tare get as used to death and misery an ourselves. The only incident that appeared to move thee° t•l.covys" was the passage along the streets of an officer, evidently of high rank, 'while they a:l inntantiy etood to their arms and beat their drum., while he passed, just an the French sa lute their generals. Who he was of course i wan unal..:e even to gams, but he certainly dis played a considerable amount ill' courage and rooluesn, as a few minutes after I saw him n ding-from battery to battery, attended by fire or eio officers on foot. - Near the walls on the sough are the ruins of tome large building, which Las evidently been burnt. This is Um-hospital in which en many of the KussiAn wounded unfortunately perished.— Two or three more buildings near the dockyards are also blackened by fire, as if they had been “gutted," but the walls were Lou thick to permit the conflagration extending. Mall of the houses in the Crimea—seen peasants' cabins—arc built with stone, and of extraordinary thickness, for the purpose of resisting the tremendous gales which sweep this part of the world in winter.— So much fur the aspect of the town. Of the earthworks round Sebastopol it is more difficult to speak with accuracy. So numerous arc these defences that of them it is quite im possible to gain at once a near and extensive view. As far as Ima judge from traversing. nearly two-thirds of the Allied lines, the enemy's batteries appeared 'generally in good order.— only in one or two instances were their embra sures masked—that is, closed up when a gun, is demounted—cad those maakings, lwaa informed by our officers, would be merely temporary, as the enemy always managed to replace their ar. tillery in twelve or fifteen hours. I myself have semi them do 60 within three. The whole of the enemy's batteries are now protested by a deep ditch in front, with regular abaffis and rows of arraux ete fn., From fact alone it is evident that they are getarding opines, and, therefore, fear and assault. But it is principally of the north side that I wish to speak. I was told before I set out upon my survey that I should be astonished at the im mensity of the Russian batteries, reaching from the head of the harbor to the soot, right round to Star Fort and St. Severina on the north, and all of which had only boen'unmaskg• • previous. I know something of thekkature* Russian works and the energy of Iluas'Ntjernovomnce, but still the tremendous extent ot new redoubts and batteries which I thee new thrown up all around the city did, indeed, astonish me. Every space from the circular earthwork and martello tower, (the latter now a mere pile of rubbish,) Lround to the sea near Cape Constantine, is one lung lino of redoubts and batteries. Malta, Gib. miter, or the lines of Chatham—all in one, would be 'far , more vulnerable than these formidable StiVo — fiZhmente, covered with infantry, pits, and deep ditches in front, and protected by scarped banks, stockades, and 01•480 eof cannon. Ibsen. coon many of what aro called first class fornsass- - ei, but the present aspect of Sebastopol night vie with any. The chick sat which struck me more than all wan certain oomombry of tomb about these works which I have never yet seen attempted else-. where—no, not mettle the elsbornto redoubb of Chobhatu ridges. Every bmtion was lined with. stone; every embrasure rerfeat ; every angle and scarp—smoothed off with beautiful regularity; and as if the whole was rather an arobiteatural embellishment than one of the most fpnxtbdable kinds of defence known to modern warfare. t It will serenely 'be credited, but inside these lines were regular footpaths and made roads; covered with gravel and loose stones, and laid out with no much neatness as if intended to pass through private gardens. I could hardly believe my eyes when these latter adornments were ' pointed out to me, but there they- were sure enough. It must have taken the enemy nearly m much time to make them es the batteries, Bad ns a matter of course, beyond the mere effect of brantdo—such aa it is—they are utterly and en.' linty useless. Yet, useless as they are, they hero been made as if to show us how little the progress of our siege employs or impedes their numerous garrison. Your relUlers may, perhaps, ask how it is that ell these works have been erected within the last few days. _Dub each Is the - case, eddy with three Or four to the extreme north. Nearly all the rest have boon finished since we first opened fire, and though the batteries hare been known to settthore, throughout, yet, as th e embrasures 'Xilate' always masked, no one know2where the ;R fns were, or how to distinguish re 4 batteries 4hnmlnsta;tworks. 'oDour extreme left the French push the ono mrattely. They hsee not letely adeszeodthelr worke,fbut their third perallel is etlll within 200 yards of the Muni= batteries, sticionly 400 or 600 yards from the houses outatiltithe4lino, pert br the ,tivolOkupoidier tothe 'Mach Is ear- - 404 more lajand Asa oar alde—at come, voLUIVIEI LXVIII—NOMBER because of their being tearer, their guns hate longer range. The mud fort, which, attheiro7l. mencement of the seige, mounted nearly forty guns, is now almost untenable.. and rarely fires. The Quarantine Fort, of stone, is nearly . ruined, andis certain to be completebi.destroyed theta start& we resume our firm but the Flag-staff earthwork, which did the French no much . Itatiez, Is mill, I regret to say, emote an -annoy as arts. ligwever, with regard to this : lattitr opponent our allies speak most confidently of being Mlle to dispose of it when they wish, 01 thin point I shall only nay that I tbinktheirsierilectures arip well founded. Xl. l O RENTEits---w a over tnat substantial 3 etnry Uriek House. No. Wrile et.. elect far MO loer prim of 300 7 21100 11l hand. end the bele.w th eh tn.! neyroony or &Sue. without latrtrest. Tboe• viable* uvWtor org , :cliag rent 100 esenwlhe the ahem. 2: Md. ILN2 80N. 21 2111.6 wt. k fRUIT-100 bus. Dry Apples; 300 do <l3 Pauhrs IS wed dm arrive Ihr W . br a° b Qere 31t&Otla D epELArbiEs--..yust recd 20 cases more ot, those desirable 2.3 e. D. Wu.. *bleb will b. tOld •' per rvJ . deb A. A. )IA.SObI A C 0 . .. PITTSBURGH k ALLEGULENY. CITY. WARRANTS WANTRD—The idadood.,,Wdo±i. dub , tIV "* '"VI P"'"'it.'Skeilterl6rl7l.7krk CUT TER —6 bbis. fresh Ro:1 Butter; kos. do_tose s ked do. al d and /or eah , by T. Li ru.d. k 00,112. du A.TRNT MEDICINES-- 10 a, doll Ludlum,. 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T r LE ditt--..iy .44!11 .1.111 , 7; no3o G _ 00KINu RAISINS, Currants ? : Spices; Cider sad Ittandi. fir ,W.Atrim ,tem ci.te Ar.t,) la Ipvniammd. CIOLIDAY SUITS FOR BOYS-- , Very sp pmpriatePr.."., " *OM .t. deo3 0=!M!I bIAPRESERVERS Jr. JACKETSId..aII th e'different sty ie., taanzedetured of India Bubble Ilacintoettyw for ds, said, olaoladale lud Mal. attbs 10111, Rubb.r Ilapot, No. lld Marko& dt. . dl3 J. aU. einuipic • D RIED FRUIT--300 bus. Dried Takelidirc eer 4° mt . ti1104%14.61.1!" rtjd and far ably by 0 6LEN FLANNELS—WhiCe,Sdarget4. Pw :Z. r.dia d t i .V* HA MBE RS' SERIES , BOOKE6 Cbetslesse . Papers LIM. People, 12 .. 4 epository, 6 disc " aka,' • 6 dcs " Palest Writlngs, rat drj, or soJeby flididtualfAV-e GOOD BUILDING lAT on Mt. .Trahih-At. Inb 6d ft. Runt by 510 dm:, to a adds allay, rloco $1:50. Term., r.l) Is hand, halauon yeara pay media. _I4 EL 01/iIIBXII.T SON. 140. pt. CHRISTMAS GIFT WORTH SO3IE TEIDIIi—A Outride/dr cieridAdir•-nufar ad onsof than bmuclfol Building Lota Nit. Wuhlint, only $230 a lot of mound within "X minutes Valk of tile eliy, la a tatmma and bealtht eitnation A having front ofb° fedi , nu a wide amt. byl.lo to adi alley. OnlyS2D to band , inalnder niontblypaynients of *a. dddll d. tIUTLIBEItT 80:V.1.10A1 FrOYS of all kinds manufactured of India Rubber. ter We at Um In Rubber Dep9t.,_ YO.IIII Larket deZ J. FL.PLLILLIPB. pRESIi FRUITS & PLOKLIIS AT COST- A: We cost/wane ibis day lonise ont. St eon. to seks risco fur anew supply s onFetock • of Fresh :Manu s Pirtle; Eanszs, nod 6.ransea. prepared by the bast Ens. Ilab and American bower s serrsitsior the beet nuality,! adln PerractLr gaol mien The attention 'of bounds la reinested as our crafts stick of thew articles sill best* for not or less. J. W. hicrAlt LAND. Z 36 Liberty R. )„,;, UNDRIES-5 doz. largo Tube; dap Buckets: ^S bss. Mositardi IS b.. clef~ ' l inen 40 - Palm Pew - hewn Soap, In Korn and for ludo by dei_T. LITTLE* C 0,112. 24 t I REFS APPLES-9.50 bbb). preen Ap ~ pick i 0 idles and for spin by T. LITTLE a CO. 11s.3elltuo 7 Pip 1 .,, N .L1 :4, A LSAM COPAi VA-14') lbs. for sole by B 41114 deli fL E. OELLEIte 1 00. HOPS-20 bales prime eastern just rad: and for kale by 3 . LIPRILSUGII 1 CO. LINSEED OIL-20 Ws. in store and ,for tale 6T0030 S. TLAIIBAGGQ 0 00. HOOKE SHAWLS--A. A. Meson & CO. hardest reed • lerge end splendid abottoonat of' and &pun. limb, nese!. LINKIaS, BLANKETS--A A. Mason P a Co Invite/I/Mention to tzar eitentivesswirtment fnitstehets. sortsisting of more than SW mania the dif erent trades...ll method itt 30 per sent. lees than last yews prises. • twat H OUSE .t LOT FOR SALE IN EAST MIB/IRM situated within 3 othauteswalk of the hsitroad Statism. The lot has a front of 173 host 0h .the Greensharch Turnpike sod extends trot 191 feet too st. The builline consists ea two story. Briek Mve. 1.11 awl I rooms, locluding the Riteherc Stabie. de: great satiety f ' , mit. Immesh. possowdon can be Prim. 42,. X). T S erms talq B. Matti:l aSO Etna.N. Path st. IN(ggEw.tA-R,P.FruslzikittE.Ts.OAß- Vi• V ton, gassalp Tsp . . gter it. E. a tra Th 7:: ta ' a r Ml!‘ and Maw latrpett env& matiat latw, Window Shades Oho.dTeem with • dna Arm an. wed:lent of none Oil at Onm 11l fest to VS tuella. Ohl, +Web we offer at • reduced prim. W. Invite the attention of our onstoneres and trueellng onoslaanty to call and wow. at .W.lllteadlitaJOK I SEMI BLACK LEAD CRUCIBLES in gtore and tor We b., PLK W O 11808.N1 • THIRD ST. PROPERTY .FOR SALE—.A new thief vtorrick Dwelling annex of 11 rook% . • V. ate. • 1.11..eam lizturas hsth roam eau kood N. Third st. Storeo atory s o dwelling House, 013 am, ether dubbed shim altrAtek bald. ?Vnx "t att l y k tetr:Pillo b ee " : - ad 0... a...tusks threi rot,a and • • ntdre hcom snd gibbed attic. with • • biro !bk.,. In the miler. A. CITT/31381iT t 80ii, 140, Di et. ilk':Oß $25 PER ACRE-114 acres of Land of • mile from the Ohio river. Ito Siwiekle7- 50 anima uhrhich to dewed, the baba:* IS camoo! with excellent timber, 50 serve on be cabbala& Some koproved perrty D , ut qv win to taken In pert. AY ' BLhedt afgi.%4, et. itRIED PEACHES.--eOO bushels halves s ore ant for sale 97 D. W. 11ERSTI Ni.. 5 00. 119.93 i 95 Front it. !LOVER SEED.-150 bus. in store and for nab by D. W. DE R.SITNE tM. OGAR.-15 hogsheads of N. 0. Sugar just , tyve and to Ste by s 3 SPHLNOTA 114.11.8A11011 • DO. poR DECEMBER--fitopei, Putnam, Oo•• der. Graham. snd retortion. 8. fiADLDß.Alleteil. E" Bel. " l ' • Palish and giber PeuzinnyN . l vol.. R 7 o be it ya , Te by N YEAR'S PRESENTS—To dote out mrlotot Annan& far 1863, I will sell On frollearing Mt one: Inallet• Memory, innanai annual. Dlaff em. iy Flower. Mann& Offering. Mow Kare, AlCoetlon's ffeerlahlp's Offelins.Bnow Viske, Gm drums* JlG Alt wno now want tanswina. rall anon at. • • daze 8. B. Luling's, 87 Nand stmt. - M. IIIVELLING ROUSE MR SALE -A 3 !Tp49 ' '. 4ll%Toseti Zlr it rg .43 wa 3 hallisud recs, d IMLI pa_ wed an 6412.4 ln h modern atria S GT ...d =i . d WeftL,Fax, roanaii OFFEE-50 Lgs prime Rio COffee in dor* and Ovalle b - T. LITTLE k 00.112.-2dre.• r~ ,~ • ~~ _ N EWMOKS atDAVLSOMS, 65 Market 1 '. u m+,,. tli n47 4 a r 11. 41 uf.S lU MA d urs_r= A. -- . - i•dskolighliDenur. w wo r d s Le • unsafe Um. ..,..s•Lo.=. J. W. A1ex%.1 2 ly o t tt D.SclUm l D 7 ~ itirwatnatal•D r ifunasnitrir. tbel.St r 5..,1 .. a 7 - ' I =l:ll2l,:'g,VAr4Z4 - ',.r., V ohk° 4 **,; J.& DAVISON. i ell TRADE FOR TEM WEST—Wanted to ex c•barge 10 ..or .-uv..d. najolnlng Allostualy Ott, gooda,, Pltt•bor.6.. austubsture, or bone. M. lbw 7 . .11 fit! W." D."'.'. 41127 d VOORTP. Wet. - - - - VRLED PEAORES—'—'OO bus. D..Paacha• Jut reed sad S ado br R. ROBISON tCO. 1911-175 bbla, White Fish and Tronti 400 3 }A10 ,do ' do thi • ''''' "4. S' R.Th. BlM ' il , sr , ..kettgye ' tot We as lIILES'S PORK-65 bldg. Mess Pork, heavy, • f ~.,,,d 6,,...3.1„,. IL:ROB O/SN /. 00: root DOLL BurrEit-4 bbls. fresh Roll But 4111.Serjust reed bad iamb, by B. RDRIBON OM EVENTY,FIVE CENTS—Ladies eanhive' tbv heat of Kid tams he TS at. Doppia,. at POItDEWP, as ha plahaa tack. out Eh stoat. SP karwho tom Inuit this Pula the Pill Pahl nerottOP e m • thaw Pita have pat pill be plauted Pith than 2! D - ---- RYPEACHES-3° sacks reed 'Rad fo' We br dal - HENRY ft HOMER IPTY BARRELS-1W eaapsy.Airnie ou..lTm v * Vl L lFEr l ai l l a. ai ECOND -HAND. BOOKS ISOM 5Z ;12..1—w..=1 rea d traVsegivninlvalv. st =i conxidastArtowerla r tr.pftrr • d.. 3, • - J. &DAVISON. 0611arNit timp. 'NDLLNO-40 pacts Olieemnlath. , ddit t D.IFILLIANIV • ALCOHOL -75 and 92 cant, in Nun aaniatiataar CO•tia W 0.4 at
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