STABLISRED IN 1786
BUSINESS ---BIRECI'ORY. -
a. it.-slerwalu. a iitii.enirrarnsuie AGENCY
Namur rasa. Na
iCkZulTrat, JA.6.‘
P. Co. in Attee for the mast intmmttsl and lergert
larndatinaMindil MNn both In the United nets
sad the
NEW YOJIK ADITEJITISEMENTS
Tok mom. onlimeinetos Mosta aro among the best
sod he tom 'city of New Took.
• ACCOILDEON STALNGS,
RRUNO WEISSFSBORN & CO., (late 0. .
rffnush Liklm itatig ' ldutel =meats
2d.Jden Lan. . iTI2-113-1W
COTTON' SAIL. DUCK.
sojoalsT COLT'S Standard Cotton Sail Duck
me. }mica &CM; N 0.71 Pine dreet. Nenr 'York,
agents. Oottoa Camas from several other millr, also
Os :11113flitfP3 Print Ciatits and Wooer. Hollers. (no Calloo
sad Batimtt Printers. nols-tony2B'6s
: DRY GOOD&
OVEN, MoN . A.IIEE & CO. Importers of
lanai an and EilkandransiGoods.ll2 and
tan3ol-5 •
• 4., ...porters . "rem.
PSTEIN .1 - HONIG, 100 Liberty st., and
105 Cedar st., car. Trinity Place,. Importer. of Tears
rolderles, Bilks. to. . • 3e1244artaD31.55
AMES OW.E.N, - 15 Broad St., Importer of
Dress Trimmings, Gimps and Fringes, Bilk Cranes.
lellits-seal Elk Greeds geese:ally. tsug=6.s
ACZN r SCHLIEPER & HAARAUS, /M.
D.rtartorperman and Belgian Broad Ckfthe, Silks.
466, a. 60 Er-hanse Elam. t6P3056
}ai,R D. muLtrN, importer of Fiench
P
Gamma and Swiss Dry Goods, 65t1.14 V. 1,1,12, Meri
no.% 80.11r1A,Woolens, le, No. 33 Brood ,tree, New - York.
-depl34.pteol•ss
I • : : ..1 . : • •- m _
11 .2.t.r.011.1121[11 Cambria; atd Linen CLOibrie ,
Hand
k Embrolderias. te, tor_ Emu,stle.
r, NS' . 6\ll :'u acturers
of FlusblaciableDrea sad Cloak ••••• es • •
. . I
LpOLIN DAMES, JONES & CO., Im
brters of Gentleman? Ihrrnishing Gooda, and Kum.
en, of Stack% Mart; l'iaL to., "td; Warren 0.°04-
CEILTLLN REMEDY
EISE the Mexican Mustang Liniment in
theamatism. Bruise.. Tema Bosnian. Cats. Piles
wes, an effectual can for en external csonolelnts of
man or solseaL B. W. Westbrook, mislaid arinin.tas end
proprietor. 804 Reoadway, N. Y. jpfklje2ls •
DACIONRBSOTYRES.
0311RNEY,'No. 349 Broadway, the oldest
GtatadTout eximnlre establlgur:&4 u the third
• . EXPRESSES
,
Fi
DFTARDS, SANFORD . & CO.: Foreign
ErDrama No. 36 Broadway • Goals and Pregame, for.
war al to and from all parts or Um world.. Agent la
•Pittabargh. Adams a . Co. . - ne13.11,681616
WRENCH ~
rakscu AND (ISICILSX. NANCY BASILETIL
CHARLES MIT & C0.,52 Maiden Lane,
linporters of Prenth and German Parley and Traeel
ing Baskets, and inunifeedoreiWof Cane and Colored Wil
low Furniture and Jemmy Lind Wortatanda Le.
IZMaL4M;IZICaU!
Wll.ll. JACKSON, (formerly W. & •N.
Y Jaekaon & Saw.) Grato.and 'render Maker. 891
Broedwor. oxie door store 19th st., New York. ce-18 tja2:Bso
INDIA. HUSHES DODDS.
Port NEWARK INDIA RUBBER CO., 59
Maldan lan% N. Y.. Manufactmers and Wholasala
Gcodyase. P.tent InCas Rubber 'Boots, Shoal,
Clathblir, Halla, Tom tc.. fe64rtja3o'ss
siVON INDIA RUBBER CO., 41 John
roaks all kinds .D[121161,81. Clothing. Cloths. Drys
fts.2.lyrtl. b 19•63
Artieles.l.o.; Costs tiosa V. to .80 841.00 oath.
A14•14.VE5.) , ...1 , 110:0P1
A , DBEWS &JESUP, No. 67 Pine et., New
York, Communion Merchant. fbr the sale of all klnde
o nista Vole and Cotton asui Woolen Machinery.
roes the best makers. Exelludve Acreccts - lbr Lowell Ma
e kin. Mop. - de2o-4rar,lorbb
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
C3:1311S W. FIELD & CO. - , 11 cur street,
Importer, and Whole.). Dealers is Arne
German and &mil. PAPERS, wad every
Paper Manufacturers materials. on
15ot
t MOAN, LEWIS & BARTOW,Wo.W.
street.—A great Varlets. of PAPER tbr Beek
. d
Tredesmen 131ationers, Printers, Bookbinders, 31anconertural,
an tde315.5
' PAINT ASD COLOR ststrurAttruesits.
-11AINEOW COLOR WORKS, Rochester N
, York, Depot 135. Malden Lang, Puffs and 'Chrome
rem - • BoilyrfeetsB
DEITASCE SALAINLMIIIII, SAFES,
G Deane Leeks and lanes Bars. WHIST Id.
1 ' 1V......-turez..B2 Pearl a to 30'b$
rota MID FANCY GOODS.
:-.AHLRORN & CO., 54 Maiden Lane,
s fai c er&V . 2l) Liberty greet. ympartereof Tian
TILES, ME /LOOSE A..no CICCENEY TOPS.
ILLEN, COATES & YOULE, No. 279
Plarl stn=2l ni morl i Garaktzktn=77
<IV . LSDOW 131.184. PAINTS, ke..,
POILLON k Oo Importers of
Preach Conch and Inadow Glans—So. St Eardsi
BOOTS & SHOES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
• • • JAIERS: RUBB,
figHARRETroad .6 Union eta, 3d door
!ma the Market House. Plttaboyah. +mold Inform
Wanda and the noddle getrerally that he
bald net reed his Fall Stoclinf Boots and Shoes in all their
varieties. Ms Stock Is one of the largest era oned na
th pi t=anitrtatea aver7thing worn by the ladles of
Mr r York and Boehm. and he trusts cannot
fall to elm. all. • Great ere Ma Mon ahem In seeding
the chokeat goods, all of width he warrants.
He alas eonttnnes to rnannfacturase heretofore. all d.e•
aeriptiom of Eloota and &ma and from his long once
erme of orer 20 years In twine= In this eityja ha tryst..
a sande= anstrazdae that them vhothyor him vith thedr
natromitw will be fairly dean with. - marl
ESSOLUTION OF -PAIFFNERSHIPix
'Noting Is horoby ven that Os Partnenhlp he m
ozlks =d n . th El s firm owl nyie of SLUES. A
HMS= boo boondlsoolved. Thomannaame of WATC7I
CRYOTALS .111 b eanied on as tuual by. OA nonsinlog
partner. All ordtritszonigly •Aarnlod to.
P.LzIC ninn. No. 037 Peron st,
- othl . Boyoreatown. Paten:ma+.
1. , . S. 3011:011,N TWOS
Excelsior Carriage Factory.
OHNSTON,,BROTHERS &. CO, practi
ad Comb Makera earner of Reiman and Belmont ate,
Mammy City. Pa. hare on baud and are maindanoring
an eztoo=aantment of tburiamta.lionawaya. Dozen,
he. roads la all their nts with
=Lard to durability and twardy mi of finish. sty minc In
la 4
all otir work Mt lmp and /Astern Ilickm.
tVrattendedoaths moat nattonable terms.
onbriemathat oil who =Wane therm with their T Z
gritwill In pariberly trial. of their work..
taborgh and Manchester °mailman rasa tha
tory O"tT lb mantes daring the day. nab
an.M. WESTERVELT, Venetian Blind
• ligurobsturst,Na. 13 Bt. Cdr street, I.l=ll.
rSTEAM -BOAT OWNEBS--Warad to
bay,s&ntereot to lb. Steam Boat, for orhlth cosh,
at real ostatowill bogivem.- Sooniro of •
oas4t , _ , - - THOMAS WOODS, 75, 4th st.,
FANCY CHINA STORE,
es WOOD =Elm -DIZTSODOOD.
JUST Imported and'now operta full assort
ment •ftsoth. and English ant and Mao China. Gilt
end Mar =deplored Stone Chins; Camnsoti Warr snit&
blo for dosmtrr trade. oelfidni ht. 110DHI OWN.
IT. DAUM,.
ETNA GLASS WOR KS.
- - int.' DAVIDSON &C0.,--
MANUFACTURERS and dealers in Vials,
Bottles. sad All kindest( Oteen awl Flint Olsoware
ow Glass, &e.--No.= Market street, MUM: with, Ps;
Partlecaar attention paid to Firsts mulls ler bottles.
L"OR SALE-28D - aefea of land' on' White
ow, Bottosa,l from IleksicrocatZe 1:1=
meats ars Adams of cleared WO, a
&Tonal maw& Cc, Sic Also. a T.ittrarra2
Estala, as dictated ad Padded er add an ,T
one olatdsig to bay real estato, tranki d os e d to it
ti r =a= to dad
SiliTS.-tdaaDS. Ta r itti-st.
- erntaw GOODS-183C
WILITE &CO: No. • 41. ; 'Suitt
-1.2d
a G afror artabillmant.—
aw Om sct
dt—larre u staftwillal malty:mkt itohltly
• 13111 1f Ail i t & BEFORE,
COOKING. HEATING.
AND
FANCY[ STOVES,
GRATES, FENDERS,
Pipet Rotes, and InundrY Fttntinds o•
- OFFICE AND WAREBOM,r
267 Liberty St., corner of Hand,
PITTSBURGH, Ptt
No. 58 Arch Earen, rouccetetpota, -
Iniiierteri 9f G. I. Gee's Unriva ll ed
NEEDLES.
Fax
.
. • - 447 . 6tii fox the. moat Celebrated
wooko r plow. HOSIERY. MERINO 4=2%
. :
HARD*AaII FOR -
SADDLEP43 AND CAILIIIAGE,IMEM
R. T. Leech, Jr.,=
WOOD STREST, PTITSBURGE.
Clothr,"raews. Mumtaz."
•T aioa, = 4 /1111 D°4l
104 /A criglo rist , tr. EMMA, Azle% Y key so. •
LIRWIEFS
st...t. ___f~ALEBTATE OFFICE, No; 87 Front
raoa !p4tymairbmbasteacjob...
PITTSBURGH 'cona:Fecuay, , ,,,
Aims
•
BIGELOW it
_CO,
tn.. to E. M. 'Motor
No. 48
POlAtturgh,' Poona. °
(lOAC}IES, OAARIAGEk• PFI.6
Borg tnA • Ton , " 401 kMitcm af: ranD7
glatitted in • aim& - .1
lOrWrizesatid. .
THE
JOSEPH S. ic A. P. MORRISON, Attor
blimenwi, coml. 143 idreet.,,nsbetlrean
JW. HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake
• well'. Buildup." Grant atnbet, Wariest Pourth and
ntond artalavrirT
11111 P OBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law,
xt, St. Louie, Mo. 11,7
Li OBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
l
1.11, mail Filth gad Grla strests,opposlts thsCuurt
mu m . . 1.. Pitsburgh. mr24-7•63
TS J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office
al fourth stmt. near Grant. Pittsburgh. is.l4-117
RANCISO:FLANEGIN, Attorneyat Law,
No. 170 Fourth attest. PlCiaburgh.
_IASPEB, E. BRADY, Attorney at- Law,
u No. 89 Fifth otroot.Pittaburgd
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
TIERNAN & CO.; Bankers and Eichange
Brokers. No. 9.5 Wood street, corner of Diamond Allay,
hrtsburgh,
33'Buy andeell Bank Notesand Oidn. -Discount Time
Brehenire. and Promiewry Noten make Oollectione to
the principal cities of the Union; Receive Depoalts on mil
and on interest, and give their prompt attention cosh oth
er matters aPPortaining to • Broker's usiness.
XILAXII. =WA= RAZZ 11.0IIISCZ
ti.RAMER & RA.1131, Bankers and Ex
change Brokers. Buy nud sell Gold and Sneer and
Jr. Notes, ne Gate loane_on Real listate or Stock Geo,
Vil i diVesT i rsy and sell Noe,
ru d eo Tth" ll i o l [t * to r lfg
Gone toads on all points la the Gahm. .141 e corner of
Third and Wood streets, dinestir opposite the St. Cherie.
Rotel.
D. - KING, Coin, Stock and Exchange
Broker, Inutth street—Burn and sells Steaks ma
mmindolli Exchange att Emtern
West. stmidied at eur
rent rat.; Unllections made on the at low rates Wes
tern Bank Note. Bought and sold. Jra
11•17.3.1 L. 8/1-1S• Wt L Hilt
DALSLER, HANNA & ErnsCcessors to
s_ Hussey, I.lsons it Co., Bankors, Brokoroand
dealers in Forel= and Dococatie ., Vanim, Cer,l ,i datea of
Depo.lt.
e.re ß rtr=e " nl d !Tr--
Cheeks Ihr sale. and collections made on nearly all prl on Depoelt, LI-
Dal_nointa of the United Stab.
Mu highest premindo gald for r
Gold. ondifn and American
•
• .
Advances made od sonsisamants of Produce, shipped
Mit. 00 liberal terms.
44. EL 411.12543. ....... —.J. leTalr.
UJM. 11, WILLIAMS Co., B . ankera and
Szettang Itr b okare:Northlset earner of Wood and
All =Jol t' u ma r e . on Mehl taw. and enrleetione
neornptly attended to. jaggy
HOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign
IA e end Damestle.Bllls of Esetiengo. Certificates of De
posite, Beak Notes end Spade, No. 69 Market street, Pitts
burgh. 11W Collections nude on • all the inincipel titles
•
BOOKSELLERS &C.
JL. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, o
• TS Fourth stmt. •Polk , B.lialulD.
JOAN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta
timer, some:sot to Dalisoa t dime., No. V Market
stmt. am. Fourth, Pittsburgh.
EERY B. BOSWORTII, Bookseller and
Dealer In tititloneryta, No. Hi Ustket =sr
• Gad, Plttstmrgn.
lA,' . - f , :oo -• 1 ors an. tationers,
N. 65 Wood street, boot door to the =her of Third,
' • I . " t ''" • • "• ''" ' ' _"' ' •'•
COMMISSION &C.
B. L.-rANCOAST & CO..
COMMISSIONO MERCHANTS,
No. 17 North Virha i rje4, Philadelphia,
R.. S. t r EHIDS *CO.'S
LAMP BLACK.
sa-Alcedars for the share ankh" Prottntlf attendedto. noll.3tady
BUTLER . & CO., "
1 4 1 0RWARDING & COMMISSION Mai
m: CHANTS and Deena In all kinds et Pittabwra, Man
nlaetnzed delica Lad Pipe and Sheet Lead, No. 97 Fitt
Pltt.barglL an.s-Irdl4
A;AFBAKE, Comadaiion and For warding Ilercobuds, design La Wool and Produce
iceeet, Pittsburgh. el
oleo, Pittelmrsh MaiMilletUrcl. No. 11 4,
P34V65 Pox.'
M
rwr.ammos
11ROBiSON CO., Wholesale Gicicerii,
I.,7=taTt=d h. Ckacanlndan Mactialtr.
SPRrNOER lIARBAUGH & CO., (Samos
... to B. Cononlaileu and Porgardiug
erehantr, Wain" In Wool and Prod., grossally,
145 HIM and Seoind stroots. Pittsburgh. Pa ap.1.17
J■LHT~-ARDY, JONES & CO., Successors to
'ATWOOD JONES Ca, Comm Wt.. salt Tlielrertg,
ng
b en:bards, Pittaborgh ItsanttetaredGoods,
Pitt.
al
. . t
.•,. . • . . .
lVEN*WifrEV.s7,WSTifesaWG.;eis,
COIDISIIMICM Merehaate, and Dealers In Prodare .ad
T B. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio,
Orminiselan and Furwardl_ g Merchant, and Whok
sale La Weatern ateeZTO Cheese,
_Mutter, Pot sad
Pearl lab, and Were<7ll Prodam gemerally. Wataz dregt,
between Smithfield and Wood. Pittsburgh.
tstaxas Lana, aa--—reossas treas. a.
(Late of DritTlio . l.l.lttle a co.)
TLITTLE & CO., Wholesale Grocers,
Prodriee std Octrosolsaloa Merchants, and Dealers to
Dlttsbargh Blanafeetlms, Na. 112 &mad greet, Pitt.
ia12743
CH
"SE WAREHOIISE.—HENRY H.
counas.l4 and Clernadadon erebant,land
Dealer In Chem., Itnenn. , Lays Ptah bl
and Produce generally
2 Wood atreaat *bare Water, Pittsburgh . nry3l
TON BONNHORST & MURPHY, Whole
:pt: Noz
I •OM A R PALMER, Importer and Dealer
1. in Preach and Amarkan Wail Pim No. 55 Markat
• between Tidal and Pointh rh,at, Pittsbargia.
nih5,53
NYMcCLINTOCK,- Importer and Whole
. sale and Eatsll Dealer in Ca:Tett:2g, •
?" : 42s s atM=s i zd Flaao Covers, Window RIZ
0.112 Zitukst street
AtERRIS PATTON, Wholesale and Re
ozms, on ce. Eutorrn lifts of tb. Diamond.
RANK VAN GORDER, Dealer in Trim
er GlareK law Goods. Ilatrroidszias;
•=rat of Wt w =a G l 'd. ' b ' e a
ls r ars r tr kl'E f'ill jt . P
Mutat, street and U. Plttsburglis: 3 : 5p1.e1.7
L. L. LIMNa 1111511474 L. AITHOST a C 0.., Toss.
&A. N & CO., Wholesale and Retail
Dealer. In Fancy and litaola Dry Goods, 22 Fifth
Pittsburgh.
tMURPHY te BURCHFIELD, Wholesale
and Rota DnO oco4 llorthaato , tomer fourth and
Knot. Plttatrurgh.
12=nMV
TiENERA.L COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Av . , ;i9ool i. F l =Proate and Prorialons, No
HARBAUGHA BOONES,
X 0 RWARDI NO COMMISSION MBA
eIIANTI4.
_Dealers In Wool and Produce arumds
. No. 211. Marty streets Plttabsuret. Es. 1711
TORN 10 - 1 D & CO., Wi7cilesale • Grocers
Oxwolsau 31 .chaPta,No. 173 Wc9d and 228 Lib•
et: street. Plttabtagh. --
OBERT MOORE', WholeAndo Grocer, Reo-
L I,
- .1.1.... 7tug .ndm
a D v litiller ukim.brny , Dealer 92.... l6Prod s ici, Th.tioh. Pl d ttsbu l nch wt. Man .g i
stook of .rperiar old lbsgangshols Widalm. w h ic h. lll b•
. . .. . .
. OLIII2II. S. JO3U.
BLACKBURN CO.; Wholosalo Orcr•
and leac! In Prodo, and
-
PfUabwih MtrtaL i t • Pitett sa d Oakum=
on Lund at thetr Warabasr,l I Water stnedt,
edidZ7
frAlll l" lslent CO., — 4,17.1=
Jazz mt... amt. and 107 4:6 Pitta trk 91x:11M'
scum Wont. D. c.
'01.1.1.3 - dc..3OE, Wholesale Grocers and
181
OactsayslosalarOsatectio.l94l.l . übtystroet Pitt*
woonwau— .....
W . _
M. BACIALEY & CO., Wholesale GTO
an. Nal. 111 ins.l2o Wad stmt. Pittsbanch.
WLAM A. M'CLUELO, Grocer and
rel:Daalar, emu 'of Wood. and Sixth sbnnda, ba
thr• an band a lam amartnaint of eludes Grenada and
ROBERT DALZBLL & CO., Wholesale
Groom, Oammicnion •
Nerdnuts, Aden In Produco
.nd pic 0. tiburgh M.1113.151412ML No. 2.63 Liberty . Mort,
Pitte
. X . C.1=136,
1M".
in"
IMOOeSaOr6 to
unts.':&.,llo
and
VVL. a D. ma i . whowak, figt,„ 4
oo
o t-
Id Asa."
ozm
runildr 2.
erchaat Pittstrorith Umthotww uy;e , , on=
Wood ma sa Warr stmts. rittatrarrli.
At'CULBERTSON,MhoIestiIo Grocer and
Oennalssion IterriesatrDeslar la Produce asulPitta•
Maaaholirnkl Artlalr, 196 Marti great, Patti,
do R. firy tif Wholesale Grocers, Comm
. sobokot Ifaretuusto, and Doak, In Produce—Bona
wen Builnlnst. fronting on Mali. Wooik satt Birth
stmts. Pittsburgh... .
. Tx. .....
'I,"L
. . .
BANOLDIY, WOODWARD & CO., Whole
•ads amain. So .1171 Martme street. Phtladoishbbi
—a. - a. COM/
r
. co • .D • SS, ur AN: k Ii . (me—
oars to Mak t kleCiendlral .14holake 3
.. E1 .
41144000firea=Nr "4
la ' • '.
'
' -
p7F , R- , -2 blas t and lkeg Roll Batter;
jos , ziaok&if&Vratired.2.4w,cd
252eavidii.ifeniti- Red i n gthre
ji(xMiB.-34) doz. this daV received and
,„, hv b r . , - DEBNRY It COLLIN&
itIAY --101,465 bsi•djWzr ego b y
3513
& =MOM.
DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
ATTORNEYS.
DRY GOODS.
GROCERS.
._n. lILIMILITOtt..-....
......~uac unaur,.
11.91i11,
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PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 23, 1855
•
IL MEM=
S. CIITIBIMIT & SON,
G E th..a. R : i d L
, COM3i o I ; SSION E GE on N3 . S 4,,, fo . r ,
Rents, Ngotlat ' lng Lc/a,/. 1 : .. rn:1 Bonds. Mort.;:agt& Or.. sr ,
140 Third rt. Plttaburgh. sp:l-13
Michigan General Commission and Collec
tion Agency Office,
FOR the collection of Home and Foreign
Mercantile and 'Rather Moner claim., in 111 4 1040.4
and adjacent Statek Inrestsuent and 'Payment of dloncra.
Partuent of Tessa Purchase and Sale of Real Eatata and
Stocks dud InsuranceAsenta.
PELTIER & ANDERSONJ4troIt, Ind/Iga.
in Pirtzburph—Megard Kramer d Rehm, Rant
erdll'Ut• Co_ Gazette Wag Loran. Stewart I
Co.,
Merchants.
W.:co—Toro Uenclea or Michigan from tomcat],
Luanne* Comps.. Wes. . mrl9-1,
AUSTIN LOOMIS, Rent Estate Agent,
Stock, klercbandlse and 11111 Broker, awe No. 52
orth street, above Wood. Salaam promptly atttmSect
to. jytdly
AMUEL L. MARSHELL Secretary Citi
una's lzumrante Onareni. 94 W.tez .treat
GORDON, Secretary Western Insu
F. ranee Ca, 92 Water street
' GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Franklin
Truntr u nnoe Comrany. north-ennt corner of Wood
I A. ADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu
. Mut Insaranoe Company. 42 Water .beet
' MUSIC, &C.
4OHN 11. MILLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes,
Musk and Knead Instruments, Bebool Books, and
attonery. Sole went for Chicaning's Piano Forte, for
Western Penneylranla—::o. 81 Wood street.
itIENRY KLEBER,"DanIet in Music, Mll-
ad Instramoran, and Importer of Italian Strinfai,
wi d & gl at for .. N siy=ll C A lr t g .ge rs ui r E l j g ;onnr.=
DRUGGISTS.
?lOHN HAFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. APHuf
for,) Wholesale' and Retail Druggist and Dealer in
ota 011 s, Dyestuffs, to., 141 Wood stmt. 3 doors helm.
Vtrel A11er 6 1 . 4 ttsburglL Sirtlegular Agent r h3o Dr.
TORN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer /LI
/Drop. Pants, Oila Varnishes and Drs Staffs. 2;o. gki
betty street, Pittetonyit.
All orders will remise prompt attention.
Agent For Loudon t Do's tamable axone mead...
mar 24-1 y
AL A. FAHNESTOCK A. CO., Wholesale
.. z , . it v a,. and cosaufactorm of Wb.lto Load. Red
, earner Wood and Front otreet.a. Pitt.
burg meta
iltE. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
iv.... itA t p t. A1Z . 3173,14 , 1 1 . Torutsbm . ke., to.,
low.
BRAUN & REITER, Wholesale & Retail
t rete. comer of Liberty .ad St. Clair streets,
SCIIOONMAKER CO., Wholesale
V • Drugs:wok No. 24, Wood meet, Pittabtegh•
lOSEPII FLEMING, Successor to L.Wilwx
k Co..lburner Market .tenet and Diatoond—Keegm
stantly on hazel a MI .d complete assortment of
Medicines. Medicine Chests, Perfumery. and W ;AIM
pertaining to his Molten.
Mudd -Una pnsaniptions carefully compounded at all
hours.
laxly
WOOL MERCHANTS.
J.RP, ouocoOtot to MURPHY & LEE,
. Wool Dealer, and Commlsetlos Merchant for the
of Ames-ken Wool/ Gads No 137 Liberty stmt.
MEDICINE.
PRR. JAMES . KING: Office and Residence,
. Ne. 1.13 FIRE street, opposite the Cathedral, Pitts.
myth. Jetty
WM. VARIAN, M. D. Office 6th street,
below Smithfield. (eke Itourm-8 to 9, 4. lc, 3 to
3, p.x, 7 to a. r. x. 0,,Y20-ITI
MERCHANT TAILORS.
CHESTER, Merchant Tailor and Clo
. Mei. No. 74 Wood itroot. ['Attica'. attentkro
to Bon' wad Youth.' Clotkdoar. rgolb.7
tinsLIAM DIGBY, Merchant 'Tailor, Dra-
V V per sad Dealer Ist Ite.dr Made Clothing.l.lll Lib
arty rtmet.
N.WATTS•k CO., Merchant Tailore, 181
Liberty street—We ere now receiving coar
It of Goole for Gentlemen', Wear—Clothe, Can.
ens and Veetinvorthe neweetztyle. end Must qunlity-
Our frienda and exurtomers Neu. Eire al • irol2-1
MANUFACTURING:
WILLIAM BARNIIILL Et CO.,
I OILER MAKERS and •SEIZET4RON
I WORKS:BS, Manufacturers of Barnhill's Patent
• 1 Chimneys. Mich.!, Firs Dad Steam kips. Coo.
daubers. Salt Pun, dog. I. Iron Yawls or 4,1 A Boats
es, Blacksmiths' Work, Bridke and Viaduct Irons,
' Repairing done on Mu strort. =Rim no3o-17d.
W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
Manatacturer .d Dula In Cabinet Wan. No. 83
JOHN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
PATENT BOX VICED, • superior artieIASIOLID BOX
and BRAZED BOY VICES. turner of Anderson and Bob
111Khl Assets, one square from the Mall street Bridge, Al,
/est:4AT City. oen.roll
, 3LBROMERED AND APLICA MAN
TILLAB—MAtetisIa marked for Embroidery arid Air
!MIL L. S. WILSON,
jo2tl No. 12111 i Pomo otreet, &bore U. o&
Bolivar Fire Erick and Crucib le Clay Man
to nfaatanng' Company.__
ins COMPANY HAYING ENLARGED
Q.t.* memolty ibr ra.ofsetorlos, are mow prepared
eet the inareaval demand be Crurib4 end
Bulldhoe Clay. Orden promptly attended to by
KIRK 1 JONES, Camel Suitt
Attar:mat. September Y 1.1855.
Boots and Shoes!!
14AMES ROBB, No. 89 Market street, 3d
doorfrom the Market Herm would „Inform to üb
that be has now u very fall dock of every thingthe
Bolt and Oboe trade, noon no Ladies' Oaten, half Unite ., i
leoul Lind Padorea fond oa the Y.utera 4%14
and th e .171..
Gaitere and Pane, Boot. arid Oboes, In al alp, ,hose l
their varietim
abo, fitatleatme , era Patent Calf Boots, French
Calf Boots. Cue ten and Oboe aim, Bole' and
Yo u
Boots, dna French Cult
Plasm are as• ea/la we wish to well such an saticle
to all who &mot us with their custom am mrlll glee malefic.
floe. Remember the plus. 89 31aket stmt. raft')
Hats and Caps.
WILSON k. SON keep constantly on
• hand won]. description and varoty of Bats sod
DN., both wholeasle and MAIL Those dashing a oast
fashionable Hat or Cap, good and asap, would do well to
'glee us a call bear. parchaaltut elsewhere. noladf
M'CORD & C 0....
~- WHOLI:I3ALE AND =AIL PAIMIONARLE
TUT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
A$D DEALER/3M ALL KINDS 01 kW.
CORNER OF WOOD AND PIPT 1 LSTRIISTB.
sa is C . a T va h . e M lr u t% B E
oa III , II
C a rts
maerhPitßtsnbnuartdmgAh WPm R
aa
-
Coach and Carriage r Factory.
JOHNSTON, BROTHER & CO., corner of
ell Belmont end Rebecca etrects. Alleghenyy City. would
reaP t ertfullythey an mae Inform thei n r frlsm fecturingAt? .. .td . tlte rgz re.inerall &a r.
th4_
lways, Buggies, Weighs and Criarnness. all they various
style. of IMAM and inoPestion.
AB orders will be executed with strict regard to darer
batty and beauty of IMAM. Bonaire will also be attended
to on the most reasonable terms.. Bang in all they weer
the beet Fastens Malta Poles and Wheel MI; they hied
confident eat all who
on Mein with their patronage
wip=y satisfied on trial of their work.
an mowed to give th em • cell battery ris
chesing elsewhere. ocd
C. B. MADLY & CO
CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE,
NO. is THIRD Sr, ]YEAR likairer.
WOULD resp ectfully inform their friends
and POarom. that they have In fl ora
thole complete Fall Stook. mods a, tlng of Carpets of every
desertptlon. from the Ilona Velvet im3d Ilromale,Vo the
eammon Inanity HAIN and Easy Floor Ctll mo th from
one toslaht •vide,_mov &dame arid very Mott. Coma
sod OeXttoll tareit ithily lusts. Stair R.PI
Window Blades. Co. Perm= m want are Wetted to MU
gad rolne their AWL. ateamtoate, tfotele.and Root
dames Iturdehed ort the meet reasonable term.
Tteara—WTHl l / 1 /12 ‘ r . q"i4
=IM=M
1. J. 1100 . 0131 W. B. COMMIX
! Linngston, Ro_ ggen & Co.
NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
XRAOK and Datiot Railroad Scalds, Hay,
Cattle sad Crain do 4 Platform and Counter da: Door
of all sizes f l y:pi:: and Thumb Latches, Code.
Mills of Tattoos Mot Mills
_approved patterns
Dolts Frt Fietealats Me Iron Castlure of every sap
_dtf
d to f?m . 19aLh.
WALLACE,W. W.
STEAM MARBLE' WORKS,
alt and 123 Moly end, oppotito Boubkadd gra,
IVENIIMENTS,, Tombs,, Grave Stones,
. Pornltaro Toro Atoattlo, Zing Rowe, k 0.., al
,. tom, otoi mug, to ollirr, Maehinery, oh the
lowed mites. Tlnio havinxt tokl and selected dr
grae r =t t u o ag e tvte . 3
t ttd.
a l t atock snit
A S l tt.b ot a d tg;
mud vim dattatatt at an Llbtrtritutr im&
au= W. W. WALLACIL
New Goods and Fashions for Gent
lama'
Clothing for Spring of 1.854.
ipWATTS& CO. beg leave respectfully
• to Inform their numerous ru• maim. L a. the Pub.
of irode n risitretl;llnitqr sir—lleras thrrd
ern fo r
ma rsibmt--aion that tie y em reedy to nkelm an
den for making them up M tumal inmerb Orb.
She sattrhollon no gccortLy expressed by their MILO
Men hithato.,arlth their bumble eget, to Nome, stimn
let, tit= to bosh mail= in the game dirrntlan. Walk
Fora.--Btrangern are lammed that our house la N0.1T6
Liberty streeviorth Ode. above 6L CULL 11,02.
• Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburelt:
K ENNEDY, CHILDS & CO., Hanford
nurses of— • •
Brun A No.lbesei Bbeelik t
Idarint Chan of ell eoloas and IC
Bottom Twin%
" Bed Odd;
" Plough-Llzuo
and flar= o., •
" Bone ofoll oboe and
Batting.
A riMeentielb..idirtgr"UttregUgall.
SCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street,
tee &ors vest of Market.". (Nike hours ,
. I ....
All via circuited. • J.I.
, EII,ANNI74I, SALEH—A, A. - Mason &
CO. tIIIIOLUMI the orally their Hams gala.
Indasnat stoat, and n conthmn FI
tha VIO thro.
the month of.Januarn, dll Le orbolassio roams will 1*
OPettikl to the retail tradn and tin batlN 63* fa all /bate
salesrooms will to =nal down and dotal oat at ITC=
2$ t.ao ser amt. tenth= egotist Wes:, 7 - • • 124 M
BEANS -100
E 100
jup soli
ne reo'd and foi sale by
swum a DLIMMIX.
. .
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NEW YOE% ADVNEVIISENENT 8.
From VISSOBLER A BCIIEB General Ad
House. No. 346 and 346 Broadway LL,
Now York...Bata No. 86
Nassau armor.)
ReWeak Rolm to w Oily
A CARD.
68 CANA.f. WTRFET, NEW YORK
IIOLYASITX BELL
IMPORTER AND .MA.NUPAUrvetER OF
CLOAKS & MANTILLAS,
WOULD respectfullyinform
8 t h y e
trade
Olin Thadb smbmyread a r n or t m m d n t tb es l9 o th e
or
February
lie, hang the may Mantilla merchant from New York
who Is nersormlly visiting Paris M. mason, may reasona
bly mart that he will have later and more varied styles
than anj house In the trade. •,
The noire of dealers 'stalled to the above, and they
may rely noon evert attention. Jal9.2mc
Charles's London Cord ial Gin.
WITHOUT the necessity of ext raordinary
publicity, wi th warmly an effort en the part of the
proprietor, this superb Gin. to th e abort period which has
elapsed since its Introduction to the e au public, has
achieved a popularity beyond precedent the whale list
of alcoholic stimulants.
The Cblificalr, ore.. Fine T Phtutescas in
England and the United State*, proclaiming ttanmendant
merits.
It is upon the @Mel:Gard of the familY and the bare of 1
every well-regulated hotel: by the bedside of the sift, as
well a. the companion of the healthy. Pres,from
eating qualities, It is harridan In its McMinn. The instal*
ate, by it. me, ends it a slight Aim t: which, while It
feeds the appetite, gradnally weans m from the homes
of delirium, and restores •thatte constltutims.
its mai repsdatfon ix derived fro its absolute Dimity
delloious flavor, differing entire' rom =Tether gin:
—its meat utility as medicine oe a .h . of dyspepels,
rout, gravel. diseases of the irldne d Oth•
er mamdies for which as a remedy a d preVentirs it has
no eund.
lb travelerstl is iXdititi, • dieted/Mg the
annoyances froguently engendered y eof water,
fever and malaria f ever description.
etc diTA " li “ llbrADON bORDLAL GI aimOc.q.
bottles, stamped with the proptistcyl.a the tie
sisnature upon the label, and pasted I n . of two dozen
each.
Beware of Imitations. The genuine Charles' London
Cordial Gin till be had retail of all respectable druggists
and grocers, athotels, and wholesale of the sole import
ers, DE VBNOGB tULL,IIII,Ied,
Agents tingled .Ith on liberal tams. iliTatadv
Fire and Burglar Pr(Pei Safe Depot
WM. McFARLAND .1 CO:,
83 MAIDEN LANE YEWNNW YOleA.
Warehouse 145 Pratt et., Baltimore, Md.
BANKS', Jewelers' and Counting house
Safeaoferary size, co./tautly ots hand for wile, and
warranted in °reef meant.
New You, April kb. laid.
Yana Wihrtaa& Gerstlemen—lt atm me plea..
[ura to Inform you
l ast To m % Fah Pa l =9; m ik e . , ln. and
MT:l=m twt 7 tobres was eraieunted..aisd , altbou7l7l 7 t
was exposed throughout tha ere, to intense heat, Its con
tent...maimed unharmed. ShoSafts,wlthllttle repairing,
w 11.1.1 think. amwerlbr another trial. iteepartjuly Moms.
JO , T. JENNY. Jr.. 111 South W 1111.32
_
.
FEVER AND AGUE.
DR. EDWARD BLEE4ER'S
STAMPEDE MIXTURE,.
Fbr the Amer and Apse [Aura ftwer, Dfspepokt and at
THE Proprietors of trs Medicine willstate
.. ,,t ro t . eo m e . t healtt j tion ...d ar fea.r . oLeo p.. ntriget . lo h n,..tb i a t t
h. the
been introduced.than any other medicine In use for the
QGore disease, This medicine has neither Arsenate nor
uinine In its composition. all of the ingredients are of a
perfectly healthy. charseter and highly etimulating and
( medicine
their tendency. Persons w Wowing thls
medicine will not be aaec by espansze to water or •
dampannotpbere no more than when hither turnalhaalth.
Planter in sections of the country where the ague Pree .
rail.,
_will do well to adopt tble medicine, as the Fishiest le
not obliged Ills lay bywolle =der treatment and they may
be assured oforyzedy cure. The Proprietor coaldintroduee
thousands of certlneates from thew* oftba Idgheat reelloet ,
ability, but preferesaying to the etch bus one bottle and
you will hove the infallible proof In yourself. lull dire°.
Moue far Its use soosmpany each bottle -
Oertideates can be seen at the MIS leg where this
Medicine hae cured whets all others have Med.
For Dispepsia and all othe.. Milieu, Oomplaints there Is
not •• better Medicine Inthe market-
It has also been'taken with the meetastoisishing =coma
In 'even/ cases of_llhanmatiern and Elou4fOr theme com
plaints take • tablespoonful • day.
One bottle of thlsMedleine eery often imithe dadred af
fect. Price sl . per bottle.
For sae by ,sta in all parte of . the United States
and Canada.
AU Wbolcatte order. mutt be addrused to BIM k
BLEEICEIL. soh Proprietor; 98 Broadway. New York.
Aortrk—Flemtoz_ftok, Yalu:lotto& Co., Wil
too Co.. and Geo. H. Herter. Plttabusgh. I.l(tlyt
IRON WAREHOUSE,
'MARTIN, SPRING A. CO.,
imPortara sad Dealers fa
IRON AND STEEL.
212 Orouttrich &net, him Tor*.
Kerb comeautly on band a roll aasortmant of Bar, Rod
Dan& Hoag, Horse ob oe. and other IRON.
STEEL OF ALL KINDS.
Merchants from nil merlon. of the tourda7are Invited to
eall or sendltielr order. berms buying.
Orden by mail lentil:lA*lW Oitratr, mill be 111.1 ed at the
101.4 market rate. MARTLY. Immo a CO
ral2-• tiremtrieh it., N.V.
SCHIEFFELThr 111,0710311,8 &
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
FEW YORK,
Have rammed t0.V0.171) MlMS.StfßerAiam,
IMPORTING the leading gap= their
original markets, both In Europe East Wiles. and
bollraYrltilfg*lteiresta =Mans ' M
Trieste Sponges, (kirks, Boar oaer them ow
plan. .al rema the moot, riMtant rdeaa
attinatkrul 1.1.-Iffiv b7
AMITEL L. CAVERLY, :Wholesale Deal
er J erle Brooms, Painted Palls and Tubk_Wood and Wil-
Ware, Baskets, Mats, OeiVage,Twlria,47leklug, Match
es. de, Orestawith Net) urk. Tv.
.:NDOW SHADES, balf, Cornices, Table
00 Cloth. to., .1010 TERHDNE, 31.ufactororand
ookvale Dealer, 10 Cottariroi it, an No. Chatham B4llllSl4B. New York. mh&lyw
extension Tables. '
W M. LEIEL I ETT, rto , rO Wooeter . et., between
Al P are, assortment always on hand. Orders for Shipping
Mumma attended to. 0e1.7-Smy
frPLL & CO., Wholesale Print Sellers,
potiliduns, printer.. and Mannfaettaing Artist.,
Co anal.* London, Beriln. and No. and Broadway,
Ng.' Tort. Catalogues mat mall. The nlntal diwonnt
to the trade - and Inztituttont. by Pintur. Frames furnLthed
oerf-arriv . .
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROHM H. PAITERSONT
LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE,
411. Sorrter Diamoni i strut and Cherry <if, *
aplt4f Mini= 11. PA.
ASHLAND HOUSE,
AEON STREET, AIIOVIC MUTH BUXOM
PHILADELPHIA.
H. 8. BEN 80 N, PaoPatrros
writ*. qf Eft , * IVO 6 . 11 -Air
Dial B. 1864-Ivd
JOSEPH CRAMS.
WHOLLIALE AND RETAIL MILNE IN
IMPORTED CIGARS,
68 Market street, Periburpi,
rate Wm*
.-TAXIS B. M WIA
WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and
Dealer to 115114717.5 and Doeorstly• Paper Harm
fns No. 85 Woo 4 rt.reo tinburgb. _
u.
8010 Asont. Otto oolotrestod toastearturs.s, u aat mut a co.. of Paris.
rAIM, FASHIONS FOR LADLES'DRESS-
Kl3.—Tbo Parish PAsbloal Jwls. direct pa Etsamer
d. op ids on ohs id prold fte mo by •
RIBS.L. S. WELBON.
F4.21111C &boil Itand steed.
r. a. rasa.
• • KIER, JONES & CO.,
EPROPRZETOR3
ICIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE,
L' ORWARDING AND COMMISSION
ASTEIERCII a. Canal Basin, Permit ,treat.. Pitt*.
. P.
Bacon, WA, Lard OIL ?deli Park, &O. Ilams4
t add No.lBalLdathriadta and Peach Pla Irun. BOHM
Brick and Car. Anthradta as- avid
PISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP—
The firm of LAMY & PA.X.TON Is Ms day dl.-
ed by mutual consent. 114-Itive• dispowed of our en.
ttre Ororery Establishment, No. 266 Maly st., W Mr. J.
W. IdePaILLAND, who will continue the business, and Is
hereby authorised to collect all .mounts duo to us and to
mettle all dal= against on JOHN LAVELY. - •
Angina 'had. 18.5 i. J. WILSON PAXTON
•
James W. ilfeParland,
'WHOLESALE a RETAIL DEALER IN
FBNILY GROCEBES,
iTeas, Fruits, Pickles, Spices, Preserves,
WOOD AND DILDOW WADE,
AND
Domatte House Furnithing Goodr,
No. 165 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
BANKING HOUSES
OP
JOHN T. HO GO:
NEW YORK
No. 23 PIOtITEE 111) PAILADILPITIA
PITII3IIUROII, ALLEOIINNY 00',
routsmAB„NT, Peon*,
CONNELDWILLI, YAY . FITE C 2.,
UNIONTOWN__
BILOWNBMLN, "
andpa recetral, Dlecolidte rota% bou
collected, Bank Not. nod BpeciAr bought
Stook., N oleo and otber
. 13erea=1: i t:: . :To
tt0294.f
.. .
F.
o%
in.nOSES F. E A TO N, No. 19 Sixth et, a g ent
~ , , ,, ,,,.....d,, g 0w f . , p,,..„„i. 1
j 11 4.. e no.
Trott'. retain I atop.. , Faun pa tented usdnog
Coe's, patent Drill . for fllng , frog . .
Posso's Hoek Drilling alaohlnea. .•
: Copoland's Stationary and Portable Saw lOUS •
.! Crawford'. Stearn and Water Hosea and ,
• °Math'. Wrought Iron Railroad Chair Machina..— •
These articles bare been examined by median-
Lod - machinist,. and oronouno.d to any la no..
lo do authcalsed to sell Weds look. and Tend
artleles In of pert of the eountri. .
; He ha. also far ads hot-imaged Notts and Washers. and
polished Blase Work.
I ... B r az i l: d o fi i romol o t , f . t.a . ke r . trenehls for the sal , e . Of e t tt
bugloss. fattgol sod constmot atten t t?o ° ll. St to
He Men to the followlnza w .. . • . _
The inorallbers hats ktudbeell accusia ted with Mr
!doses P.Taton. and base tio Dadtatkas I. noontmeofilns
Idol to all who mai orlsh to e=ploy * lds aerefees, *all
Um= of =doubted Integriarand
In Ir m hZe n. zi geartsw sallow. truly. =.o. -
Wm.Lartmar, '.
.. . ..
Yo,„= , -
•
W. H. is s en c oa. 4 11....ChIlda* Ca.
• NALohnes k Boa
i I.': L ...aglrfislA •• Erro w =g a z,
_frinnap r Waria. • • WM/anal. Johnifo.
ISM . PhiIIIVII. . . Andrew 'altos.
• 'A. W. Loomis. , . ,Aillson ktracars.
pernmax.Ncmgaber WM. am.: - -•. ,- • •
, ___
• . Pall aad Winter-Gooda.
EDNOND , WATTS.
MEROBANT: - VAILO:
us &war mritzwit '
'HAVE now -oh hand a large Stool
arid Inaba Ototh;• st!
iti =estlap pith* mart tem
.4 Pattar d.u nci
kat, all at tl4.lll4zkawt: •
ar 912 W
•
obletsraukaad
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 23,1855
2_7:r23
FROM •WASRINGTON
emetrooodotte• of the Daily NitsSorel Otte
WA.SHISGTON, Jan. 19, 1855.
The Pacific Railroad bill belies its name. Its
results are 615 reverse of pacific. There has
bees a very angry debate over it to-day ; and the
struggle seems only beginning.'Oeologists main
tain that all solid bodies, even the hardeetstorma,
"yea, the great globe - itself," must fall apart
and go into decay from the mere. attrition of the
particles- This seemato be about the only man
ner is which we shall ever get rid of the Pacific
Railroad. It will b 9 worn Out by the collisicns
of its friends. They are all zealously fighting
one another. Old Bullion is assailing and de
nouncing McDougal., one of the fathers of the
particular bill before the House; and McDougal
is at feud with almost everybody else. One se
era of the ilikenccess of the enterprise thus far
has been that 'McDougal was a devoted friend
and advoiate of the Nebraska bill, And caused
the postponement of the present subject for the
purpele of fanilitaibig the progress of that ini
quity. The northern friends of the raDiond,
very justly, now tell him to go among his smith
ern friends for his votes. The subjectiertot
pressiaig„ audit oughtto be sent to ilierletat' toti-;
greSs,nud I believe now that it will be.
The President has become nervous about the
state' of the frontier, and has sent a special.mes
sage to elongress, recommending the raising of
three thcusand volunteers for the suppressitm of
Inffiari hostilities. There is a vast amount of
lying and pretension about Indian aggressions.
They area-for the most part occasioned by the
intolerable outrages of the whites. Justice andi
kindness will do more to pacify the Indians than
armies of volunteers. Those persons, hardly less
savage than the Indians themselves, will simply
exterminate them. There is no end to claims
for Indian depredations. Those from Texas now'
amount to millions of dollars, and are constantly
and rapidly accumulating.
If a bill be passed for calling out the large.
number of volunteers suggested, the offices will
divided; among members as rewards for their
votes daring the late session.
_ .
The Secretary of the Treasury authorizes• a
contradiction of the story that he means to re
sign. Be is well located, and though his health is
not good,he thinks it would not improve by rams,-
aL Be has lost hope of any decided democratic
movement on the tariff, and will not be inconsol
able. if it does not take place at all. But this
change of programme raises important questions.
What will be done with Seymour, and what with
Bigler? Where will the. immortal.. H. A. Wife
be found when "laid out" by the Know Noth
ings, Gov. Seymour has been looking to the
treasury with hungry eyes, but 'Bigler's case
seems the hardest because there is really noth
ing which he can Lave—Peamsylvania having
fully absorbed her portion. It is thought that
Wise will be billeted upon the Fran& mission,
and that Seymour will be assigned to the ardu-
one services now discharged by Mr. Bnchanszt.
The Senate has wisely again postponed the
bill for the reform of the Judiciary. It will not
soon be heard of again: The scheme for the in
crease of Congressional pay hos also come to an
untimely end. Theassarance of members stint
ing for higher wages is intolerable, and ought to
be promptly rebuked by the people. They do
not earn what they now receive. : Justus.
Ilsamo.--Senor Arrangoiz, late Mexican Con-
Bed General in the United States, to whom the
$T,000,000 received from the United States goy
eminent wee , entrusted, charged and took for
his own services therein a commission amount
ing to $70.000. • This was not detected at the .
tune, and the Mexican government, supposin g
he had faithfully performed the duties confided
to;him, appointed him Ambassador to the United
.States. But Senor Arrangoit, to male sure of
his plunder, has gone to Europe. These facts
which were previously rumored. arenow
conkrmed by the Mexican papers, which also
tell us that he has been deprived of his appoint
men; and of the order of Onadalope, with.
which he had been invested. Previous to this
transaction he had always maintained a high
character. A victory over 3000 insurgent
troops isaid to hare bean achieved on the 10th
ult., at kilcota, in. Michoacan, by a govern
ment fo rceheaded by Col—lgnacio Solis, after a
contest which lasted two days and a night.—
Another defeat of a body of 700 rebels, at An
gangue°, on the 15th ult. ,js also reported, but
both these battles are no doubt the same victo
ries reported by the iastnewa from Acapulco to
have been achieved by the insurgents. Abbe
Lawrenzen is collecting funds in Mexico to aid
in the erection of Catholics churches in the Uni
ted States. During the recent election a violent
demonstration was made at Jalapa against San
ta Anna. A large concourse of persons, head
ed by well known citizens, opposed the taking of
the votes with shouts of "Viva Alvarez."
New FIBX or CEOLILIVIS AND DRUGGISTS.—
Among the numerous nosiness changes thie sea,
son we notice the dissolution of the old and - well
known firm of Rushton ' Clark A Co. and the
formation of the new firm of Hegeman, Clark &
Co. The change, in fast is only in name, as Mr.
William L. Rushton died more than a year ago,
and the business has since been conducted by
the surviving partners and members of the new
firm, William Hegeman and George Clark. We
remember Mr. Hagman as a led in the old store
William stibei, twenty-five or twenty-six
years ago, and he has been in the establishment
ever since, he must be equal in knowledge and
experience to any ono in the business. Although
his name has not been prominent, he has been a
member of the firm more than twelve piers, and
during the absence and illness of Mr. Rushton
had the entire charge of the establishment. We
perceive by their advertisement that the firm re
tain the stores 166, 278, and 511 Broadway, but
discontinue their connection with 10 Astor
House: and that they have taken into partner
ship Mr. King, who has so many years had
charge of their store 278 Broadway, and Mr.
Esterbrook, formerly of 10 Astor House. but
now in charge of their beautiful store 611 Broad
way [St. Nicholas Hotel.] It is pleasing to-see
faithful attention so liberally rewarded. With
Mr. Clark we are not so wellmuainted, but we
learn from the business of the firm that
he has taken an active part In the manufacture
of their celebrated "Cod Liver Oil," even going
to Newfoundland himself to see that it was carer
fully and properly made. We videlithe new firm
the success their :enterprise and perseverance
so well deserve, for in their reepon4blebtudness,
knowledge and experience are fryquently mat
ters of life and death to customers.—N. X. Com.
Ads. Jan.
We publish this morning the report of *ro
mantic and Important case now pending before
Mr. Surrogate Bradford. It is that of the estate
of Jeanne Dalai, formerlys French milliner in
o
ili mo
Broadway, and morerec ently a capitalist and
money-lender in Wi , Street, 'she died last,
autumn quite sudd y, though. at an advanced
age, leaving an estate worth pot leas than $100;-
000, accumulated by - avarice, lucky investments
and shrewd management. 'This large property
is claimed .by Ferrie, from Cincinnati, a hair
dresser by trade, and apparently about fifty
years old. Homes brought up by-Madame Du
rum as her nephew, but now asserts. that he wan
Berton by an early - marriage which took place
amid the troubles of the French. Revolution of
'fill, and which she afterward concealed. That
he really is hereon MILE clearly made out en 0
trial, but the Public Administrator, acting in
half of unknown heirs, contends that it is t
proved that he Is her legitimate- eon, .born
wedlock, The evidence goes baCit to the revol
lion, and involves some complicated, and euriot.
points of French law andpedal usages. Tht
argument was had yestertiet between Mr. Jame
T. Brady for the claimant; and Mr. &Caner f
the Fatale Administiator. The Surrogate s
vision will, we suppose, be rendered within
few days:—N.Z. Tnituze.
BOBOBAIIII "FENALII" AGUE U JAIL ,
COlernall failla,A32ll Elisabeth Coleman, t!
man In female &Wraith° was triedmid convict
female in: Sohabarie comats, and SaldeUC
to thOdlbomy yeakeutitry forthree mouths-
>L..s~..eli
AR Army Mika= a Mad.
Tha . car ß e 55-80 flagrant:—aciMsatest to friend
and to foe—and so confessed and proclaimed to
all the world--that it would be ridiculous to slur
over the fact that the British army iefsmnd to h e
no army at all, at the general military lease of the
.word It is a mob of brave Melt, not mare Chan a
mob, and rather lea, inasmuch at it it eridauly
commanded by those mho should not command it,
and so deprived of its ride natural efficiency. All
the accounts that we publish, and many more
that far one reason or other'we do not publish;
but which lie in envelopes, loose heaps, and
elastic bands all about us, agree in this—that
the organization of the army is either none, or
worse- than none. For the last few weeks We
have so often had to say this, 'that it only rei-,
mains to bring up the sad story to the latest
date. The long expected and much prayed-for,
drafts, so hardly spared by this country, arrive
at Balaklava. A boy aid-de-camp, as a veterahl
officer complains, shows the promptness of his
folly by ordering it immediately to disembark;'
without proper clothing, in the rain, to march
through miles of sludge to the pool assign
ed for its quarters, and to bivouac, in that
case, coma in tents, mime tinder the canopy of
heaven. The next, day BOMB equally comforts
ble,equally thoughtless malapert, rands it to the
trenches, and in ten days, or a fortnight at the la
test, two-thirds of the poor lads whom as late as
Nov., we were cheering through the streets are
stretched under the soil of the Crimea. When they
are illlaposed of the cryis "more trien, more men! s!.
At the last date, after all the immense clearani.
ces to Balaklava and Scutari, there remit - 010.-
A69ti sick ithilerthe hastiltat . marqueea 141121,
camp,tio Bghtburdeitin the Pidbable event bf
any active - movementa= The poor fellows fall,
sick by as certain and inevitable-a recipe as any ,
to be found in medicine, or husbandry, or tither
physical science. Yet hundreds of voteran'olN7
core, who share the hardships of their men, la
ment in vain the merciless regime of an Ignorant
neocralsy. , We confess that we cannot look at
the horrors of Balaklava and Inkermann as we
once did, for it is plainly better that {n unand
horse, ho should die gloriously, selling eir lives
dear, and affording a spectacle to the world,
than that they should perish unseen bnpitied,
unnamed, almost imnumberedforlt has come
to that. We confess, when we are toldlthat the
British cavalry is no more—that the hories, af
ter gnawing one anther's manes andtaile, have
most of them perished on the fatal rotte to 'the
camp—some in the act of dragging dead
comrades out of the way—we do not indeed con
fees that we could wish that theY Who ere Bina
dead had all died in the battle field., 'even in
some mad charge into the heart of the 'Russian
army.
Then what is to be done ? We think Sir De
Lacy Evans has answered this question for nit
in a most speaking' manner. When he could no
longer share the' hardships of his men—when
he could no longer mount his horde, show him
self everywhere, and see things with- his own
eyes, he would no longer seek honor at the cost
of truth and his country. Ile would no longer
attempt to fill the hollow name and idle flip:tient
of a general. Yet to the last, sick, injured bj a
fall, aqd unable to leave his tent;he was felt to
be the moat efficient - officer in the army. • Now;
are we to sacrifice what remains of the 50,000
seat already, and the 20,000 or 80,000 more told
off fer the Critnee, to a name that, by the concur
rent and uncontradieted testimony of the whole
army, is only a name, and' even worse timn a"
name t The command of the British army hr ,
fore Sebistopot Is worsothan emote name, when
its apathy, recklessness, fatal delays, and utter
want of provision are condemned by the common
sense and experience of every practical' man in
the army, and when it is deliberately awaited
by officers of distinction that the army might
just as well be commanded by its sergeants as by
the men who pretend to command it. •We ire
aware that It's a painful act to trupersede breve
and loyal men, full of honors and yeata—pono
would feel the pain of it moreacutely than our
selves; we are aware that, besides the violence
to the feelings, there is a certain inconvenience
th change; but if the noble ship is to be saved at
all, it must be by sending its truusta overboard, to
substitute jury -mute, at whatever desightmenk•
or damage, or risk.
No considerations must now be permitted,
except those which will stand the judgment of a
long posterity. Sebastopol is the Marathon, the
Thermopylae, the Salamis of theseexiodern
and a thOwand years will look beckon the Ares;
ant struggle as we look back on those, and some
other cardinal points in the history of the world.
Surely there are mettles this country, or in the
army of the Crimea, who can fight a battle and
manage a siege or a campaign.. If there are, let
the filigree rules of the Horse Guards be cast
away with tho 10,000 tawdry uniforms that he in
rage on the surface of the Crimea, and let the
working soldier, the tried and proved comman
der, ender whatever name, be put at the head of
the army. If there ever was aalinistry that had
its path open for such a measure it is the pres
ent, which put off the war as - long as it could,
even against the unanimous voice of the people,
calling to arms. Government surely has thegaine
in its own hands, and is, bound by no respect , of .
persons. All that is wanted is that moral cour
age withonkwhlch neither great armies; nor good
causes, nor powerful Empires can be saved.--
London Irma; Jan. 8.
INDIAN Hosruxmcs.—Affairs'on our western
frontiers assume a threatening aspect A. spec
eial message from thegresident together with a
letter from the Secretary of war, and extracts
from communications by Indian . Agenti to the
War department, were, as announced, by our
telegraphic despatches laid before Congress on
Thursday last. The Secretazy Mutest* thein
telligence received from officers on the frontier.
and through the departuient of the Interior from
Indian agents and other sources, shows that the
Indians of the western proxies and mountains
are in hostile and defiant attitude • that several
of those tribes have entered. ink:combinations
for the purpose of making a general war upon
the whites during the approaching spring and
summer, and that these tribes can bring into
the field fremfour to six or eight thousand war
riors. in view of this the Secretary says, diet
aid will be too late to organise a regular en
listed force, even if the bills for the increase of
the army now pending before Congress Shenld
pass, tho onlyoonrse now , left isjthenniployment
of a volunteer force to,co-operateveith such of
the regular troops as can be collected for the
present emergency andlfls accordingly
commended thatauthority be asked of Congress:
to call into-serviee 8,000 mounted volunteers, to
be organised into crompanlee, squadross, and
battalions, and to serve for a period of eighteen
months, unless sooner discharged. The Presi
dent, in his special meesege, endorses the recom
mendation of the Secretary, and urges the im
mediate action of Congress on the subject _
'Ona or no Peat (Waves Brr ro Wozur.:—
On Thursday afternoon, while a man named
Chas. Smith was declaiming in the Park, in
New York, against the eonp societies, and -de
claring that he wanted work, one of ,the audi-.
ewe intimated to him that he was lazy and liked
better to tilt than work. - Mr. Smith replied In- -
ilignantly. The individual, says the 'runes,' re
heed to retract, and offerred to pay the orator
to work instantly at the rate of $1 per day.--
The bargain was closed, and Mr. Smith stopped
talking and . prepared to 'work. His employer
took him to the reins 'Of the "New Catty
and desired him to remove thence a piled old
telok and lay them up neatly and expeditiously
in another place. Mr. Smith took off his cloak
(he wears a cloak) and:"rolled up his sleeves".
aid did as he desired, cheered on by a large and
admiring crowd; who had assembled to eee 'the
fin; while his employer looked on with all the
severe qiigoity of a "bass contractor." He work
ed bard and well for about an hour, and s Wt.
When 410 _employer eXpressed himself eatisfied
arid'rewarded his employee 'with the sum - of fifty
cents. Mr. Smith gained`the day, Etty cents .
and the applause of the spectators.
Mous AXD Smell:sr.—W . e hope . the , people
f the North the
Tua
I.oameo - Paarr."—Mr.
house of 'ladled:7 at the Eve Poi
acknowledges the receipt of the i
;the Calico party of Mrs. Comae;
_ilfonday eyealme. , • Ile 'estimate.
41,600, and eaja that
_therein,
present thee "j/i Mani out Asal
coin the country, !ve r y
*the party italuitetto spy
Peet. which they ant; to Mo./
?AT day, to hltliettltiiit.td macqf
"-
VOLUME LXVIII---NUMBER 130
"havinas."--,The question ii.often asked, es.
.pecially since the plan of building a railway in
the Crimes has b3en determined upon, what are
"navvies?" The name is almost unknown in
America, but it is very common in England.—
”Navvies" are man who originated in the fen
counties of England, where they were employed
In draini ng and digging in swamps and marshes.
f:hmlnaltire men are famed at what is called
wet work," or dock excavations in soft ground.
Prom the character of the work at which they
wore employet they were called navigators,
which was Really amts. 's: lu navvies," the
name by which they are now universally known.
The continual demand for labn,r+ eumthals,.
railways, .docks, &a., has crr.,,, . . .qseinatbre
class of navvies. who are eta* tree. %now supeilor
'skill' and' strength' to do twice the amount of
work that domain agricultural laborers will •
perform. The English papers report that the
party scut out to the Crimes includes every kind
of workmen; not only those who handle the shov
el and pick, but cam:renters, blacksmiths, plats,
layers, &0. , . The navvy proper uses only the;.
shovel, the pick, the crowbar, and the wheat
birrow.—Porikuul "Stets of Haim:"
i The Kansas Herald give stood aocountof the:
• Petmsylvania' Kansas Company. Only six of the
, zSo persons attached to that branch of the cont.
piny which left Cormeantrille on the 27th of 0;37
tuber have returned. ThoserreMeining are non-'
tented and*doing well. The most orditury khida .
of work command $1,25 to $1,60 per day, and
there is plenty of employment. Some are cut
ting cord wood at 75 cents s' cord, the timber ..
. * n
cotton wood, soft and rapidly chopped.,-
e Herald adds
' •
l "TheroW•ert adventurers with the Penneylvs.-7 . . !
ma Company, as , with all others; bat' there was:.
ve
a greaterpretrortion of the hard laboring and in 7 , • ,
dustrions farmera and mechanics in this compa-
ny than in any oiler which has come upon the
ground, and the fact that they remain, nod have • - .
settled down and engaged with the rough of life, .•
and are to brave it through, furnish
~and
elide:ace. As to the idea of Kansas-becom-
a Slave State; This is a question which involrea
the Entire beyond our ken to penetrate; bat we
will venture the' pinion that if the eastern emi
gration is as leis in the spring 'as ire think It ,
will be, it will - be easier making a slave Stato of "
Pennsylvania than of Kansas."
ilfsa Oer or Woair m New Yon:.—The New
York Joariird of commerce nays:
' i.As a great difference exists in the estimate
of the number of persons out of work who have
'joined in the.several -processions, we lay before
thepublic the results of an actual count. On
the day of the, flree . prOcesaion last week, it wel
counted as it tamed oat of Wall into Broad street,
and was composed of 96 men marching in regu
lar ranks, , and evidently accustomed to milltati
drill; and of anirregular.squad wobbles, numer-
Oni, but. farless easy to count, which did
a:Coed 20 On Alonday last the procession wee
otiMited as it issued' from Washington Square.
Iraintrire of the marshals, and a man in super
fine broadchith, patent-leather boots and kid
glares, who brought up the rear—the number
was 1,566."
Several towns In Maine have recently had an
anwelcomekisitor in the shape of an earthquake.
At ',Fortin. on Tuesday evening last, the shook
was sufficiently startling to canoe some children
to Ory.-- At Bethel, on the same sight, the earth
quake commenced with a rumbling noise for a
few seconds, and was followed immediately . at.
terwards bye rapid vibratory motion, sufficient
to Came the crockery to rattle in the stores azd
dwelling houses. At Mount Vernon, on. Wedne
sday, the shock of an earthquake -was equally as
distinct, and threw the villagers into a little con
sternation.--about their crockery. At, Freeport,
=Via same evening, the crockery was tattling
in thi same rnimier, and from the same cause.
An earthquake htrather 'a cariosity thin other
wile, when it only rattles crockery.
The "Seventeen: Year Lobate," according to
Dr, -Gideon B. Smith, or Baltimore, who hue
Paid much attention to the subject, will appear
titseason in very smattisembers on the whole
tern shore of Maryland, and on the Western
share along the AM Liberty and Windsor Mills.
"irouds; commencing about fire miles - from Baltl
indre, and extending to 'Carlisle, Pa. In Vir
ginia they will' appear in Kanawha county; -in .
Keptricky, about 'L - mitigton, - Frankfort, -Flent-'
InObmgr. and ext. ,- Uding to Meigs end'
'.aormtiss; Ohio; . in -Massachusetts, abodt
•fltipstable, and al:iceut towns. Re
mifr now be founl in those places buried a foot_
or two deep in thr earrh,eribererer trees, ahrub-,
boil or woods grew in 1838:
" I "Fass 'sap Corras. - -A. case came up for trial a
few days since in New York; wherein one Part) ,
surd another for the rake of forty bags of peas.
The plaintitrwas a coffee roaster, and had con
tracted with 'the defendant for two-hundred and:
fifty bags of peas, which, it appeared, were to be .
burnt with the coffee. Some curious develop
ments. came out in the comae of the triad, show
ing the extent to which peas, chicory, end other'
substances arc used for the article which is sold
as diarnt and ground coffee. ,
A AIMED AND .11118 Csa D Beam ro DEATO. ,
—A dreadful accident occurred at Newburi,
(Mass.) on,Tatischsy . night last, by which e worn=
named Ford, and her child, about six years, of
age, were burned to d eath in their beis.
apisears that the woman was of , Intemperate
habits, and it was supposed that they retired to
rest,-leaving the candle so near the bed that it
attoght ire.
The,bes . t two line epigram in the English lan
guage written by the poet Rogers, on one
Ward, a shallow member or Parliament and niag-'
*sine • scribbler, who had "out up" the poet'.
"Italy":
Ward has no -beat, th.r Ban bat I dinky If;
He bag s hawk—awl gets Ws oreedipa by Ur
The London Atheneum has Mr. Bentley's au
thority for saying that the following anms Mee
been paid by his tirmfor American copyrights to
these American writers 7 -that is, to Mr. Wash,
ington bring £2,450; to Mr. Prescott, £2,495;
and to Mr. 3. Fenimore Cooper, £12,890; in
all, £17,585.
"Ugly women," it is said, abound in San Fran
dam. dome "horrid wretch" says Ido not
wish to berumgallant, or to tail bs my &Ilse-. - t
ince to the fairer sax, but I must say it is an
' abomirmbis tact that Elms Francisco ckbiot boast
or ono pc:featly - beautiful woman."
Corr on. Cloaas.-4t is said to Se an liullspa
table fact that,' taking the whole United 'States
together, math rears, money is expended for the
single - article' of cigars,' than for all the common
schools in the Union: • .
The Plan Ex onsa rrnox Jsrsis.-;-The U. S.=
brig Porpoise arrived atNew York on 'Manes:ley
morning from Japan. She, brought, amongst
other strange things, a Jspanese boy, 9 Years of
age. Reis an orphan. . '
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