THE
ESTABLISHED IN 1786
BUSINESS" DIRECTORY- j
fl. tf. PETTINGILL' A dUHTXBTISINO AOESCT;
'l22Risain mxrr, Kcw Se*z- . ’ J ■, -
fty io,flute rtrorf. Boumw
IVI Op. in for themort lattoentW
droulating eommZrelal Papers both In the Onit«d. BUM*
and the wnidu . ■••••• •
HEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. ;;;
*'"/. , AOOOEDEON BisiNds, 4% ..
BRPNQ,-WEISSENBORNACO : C-
QOTTON SAIL DPCeT
TOHN COLT'S Standard Cotton Sad Daok;
rrP.~ . - i DUJ GOODS.' ;-• ■ .
O OWEN, JLfITAhIEE & C&importeM of
n Amttknnnod fiwelgn &Hkand Fancy Good<ll2 «&d
flnv^tw.. • - - iapSffoa. .
Pi GOTTENET & CO. r Importers ofFrent
P -m and other European Goods, No. 40 Broad street. ,
ttpdfrOd •; • • • •lii’ -•
Epstein * honio, iooi£borty : et;&nd
105 Cedar sU cor. Trlnlty-piae*,'lmporter* of lance
*.mptgiderie»4 BUke. Ac. -•/:• » --;■■•« -'.jelftfimrtapfl’M
TAMES OWEN, XG Broad Sfc., Importer of
•I Dress Gimp* .end Frfnge*»,ftflk CreTate.
tHtte; and Bllfcjropds crnetallT.- •'-■ •tsßg3Q > C 5
HORN, SCHLIEPER <fc lIAARAUS, Im
ii yarteirofGermanend T-clglm BroodOothtSUk*.
SoSertaK fto» Ho.» KirhangePmoo-• .- UpayWj.j.
TIETEKC.MOLLEN, Importer of .French;
■ .ertMrtMi'aa - ■: ■ - ■ -
Bertrand, fberes & henry, im
po««.rftlt»n tobrto.aa Lta«.
IkyfEEKER A MAI DHOFF, .MtmnfaCturota
Mgßgtfj^gaassßaasaaa.
Ifl B. HATCH* Chambers street;
■JOHN Si. DAVIES, JONES•&CQ.,,Im
if .yorterw of OgnUeaotjyrqroiiMn'jsgoodr, ooA Mtmi-
Sctarere of Stock*. Ja»«ren«tfMt.*.
tazorso ■.-/ :••.•• • ••*•-.•■ • .
A CERTAIN EHMEDP.
TTSE the' Mexican Mustang Liniment in
fJ-BheulimUsmißrubes..Burns, Sprains, Cat*. PU*
and Sores.aae&iietuiti cureior.aU external complaint* ol
nua or onkxuO. 8. VY. Westbrook, original
proprUtor, 304 Broadway« N. Y. .Jy*a-ti«2 55
-" , DAGUERREOTYPES.- •] !
T' GtTRNEY.No. 349 Broadway, tha oldest
jg.« •*: ”*
IBTPRKCTga
C' DWARDS, SANFORD A CO., Foreign
JVBxpwis, No. 35 Broadway. Goods and Faebues for*
varoed to and from ail parta.of the A»nt In
Pittsburgh,Adams A Oo.V. - • selS-ly t teelVSs
FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY BASSETS.
t'IHARLES ZINN jTc0.,52 Maiden Lane,
J Importers of Freudi and Gorman
my BaakotJ, ■"«* manufacturers of Cans and Colored WB
ior Fgrnltor* and Jenny Lind Warkstands, «.
jriHiair&s
GRAZES AND TBNDEBS.
fITM. H. JACKSOn7 (formerly IV. & N.
,WW. i.*imi Sana) Grata and \Zendsr Maker. 891
Pro«ii^y ) ooa door New Zca*k.oels tia2ZW
INDIA EDBBEE GOODS.
mnE NEWARK INDJA RUBBER CO., 59
T Maidsalane, N. MannCactoirr, and
iSCm In Goodjaart Patent BooUßliMa,
MTMpi«,fT4«tiiinf, c*Ha,Tor».AoH As. W-lyTtlaaroa
TTNION INDIA RUBBER' CO., 41 John
TJ it. an kind* ofßnbher Clothing, Cloths, DrtiA
*sw Arttdea Gpaia.noa 95,«0 to jnODeae!i« -
. MACHINERY AND MACHINE tools*. , .
' A NDBFsWS & JESUP.NO' 6TPinesUN^T
- f\ York. CornmioicFn MerMiaati fcr the tala of alt kind*
oTMaehioTiU Tools and Cotton and Woolen MatkineTr*
mo the tattmim. ‘ Exclmln Ae«trt« gtffli*.
hins Shops. dtf»-lrtTnr»
PAPES WAREHOUSE
fIYRDS W. FIELD A CO:, 11 Cliff street,
S UNCAN, LEWIS & BABTOW, No. 161
William street—A «reat VarietT of PAPES for Book
t,£Utlonez*, Printers, Bookbinders,
Tradesmen gonaallr.
——“pXKTAND COLON MANUMCrUiIEBfI.
TBAINBOW COLORWOBKS, Rochester N
SALAMANDER £. f y~S. i
& e ■! ,*r.r, I r >r*.
\e\ ::g"' f >.
•• li L-W'-it 1 * d 4 i'ir.tdcn Lfjc«
Sqj>ANCY GdODS. ■ tao3rSs_
yrr.ga, gflß FLDQR3 AND CHIMNEY IprS.
t.T.ER, COATES A TOTTLE, No. 2T9
Wi itrMt, .Bnctmtln CTwC <taK*
mnimgi'iaMCTtllliWrl.ll.e. . ■ UM3TB -
WISIXJW GLASS, PAINTS, »o. .
T H..POH.ION'. ITcO., Impottra of
«1 .Iwmh OoKh <sd
BOOTS & SHOES, -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
-JAMES ROBB, „; ,
ori MARKET and Q Union sts., 3d door
OUbmtlu Market lloas*,'PKt*bai*h,
Si, friends -and tha Pubß« SKMallr. that, b*
fcajast rac'd hi* Fall Stock of Boots and Bboet in all theto
TU&tlea. His Stock Is one of tb* largest «tbt opened to
Saad embraces ererTthtog worn by the ladles of
pw«, R«r York ana Bo*ton»and he trouts ascot
saaaalL Groat eszeha* been gtronia selecting
th*elwiee*t'goods,sjlofwhkhhewarTanta. _■
He aim oontlauas to xaanoJActart,M heretofore, all <to*
aertptkmaofJßaot* and Shew, and fronjg* ton* «pen*
ene*cro*er 20 years laboriusulntbi*
-» «rt*fct«rt guarantee that thaso who faTcrhlm with their
SStSS. will bs Mriy dealt with. ■**»
TMSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
« If Katies Is toreby given thattbePartaerwbJpbetfr
to&i existing under the .firm and stria of KlKfflli <t
KlHN'Bßhssteen dissolved. Thsmano&etnrecfWATCH
CRYSTALS will ba carried on a* usual by the remaining
-ifS-^3B-p.™ *_
’ oelO - Bsjaxdstown, Pittsburgh.
3, t. jpgyrroj.—7»*joitotp»~_ -a. fifin.
' Exeeliior Carnage Factory.
TOHNSTON, BROTHERS 4 CO., practi
•§ .ejlCooeh Maker** carnat of Babeeea and BelSEmtatsu
Auegheny <ftty,P*mb*raoaJiandandnreinaaa&<tanng
an MtsnsiTa Baggie*,
Biuici Cara, Ac, mad* in all their Tariooi »iy*»s witti
*triet regard to darabOltr ana toautyof finish, uwogto
all ©or work the tert Jnulata Iron and Eastern HiekorT.
Banain attended to oaths most joascmablatorm^^^^
ronaga, will be perfectly mtiiflcd. cn trial. cfth*tT»> i gk.
TbeKEubnighanri Manrlwwter Onmltosaspasstho Fae
' lorT every lanutates daring U» day. 0^~ >
XI—M. WESTERVELT, Venetian Blind
Jot a Hanuftetum, No. 13 St CUir •treat; ratetggto-
rpo STEAMBOAT OWNERS—Wanted -to
8 Tsiy, aa totems! In a' Steam Boat, tbs which cash.
FANCY CHINA BTORE,
<B WOOD STREET, PITTSBUItafT.
JUST Imported and nerst- open a full aasort
mrat French ud Snellib Ont .ndjWhß. Chto«.OUt
?MWIIU KBIOrfJIKdStoMKIS 1 *
M»lbr«raatrTtr*!«. »HHn IM. nODKISEON.
ww. pt T TW ft * w- agwaar.
ASTNA GLASS WORKS. :
- WM. DAVIDSON * CO-: ,
MANUFACTURERS anddealers in Vials,
. ■ parUealtfKtahtloa paid to private moulds for UJttW.
1 ccfrdlr • , , » • • t -• •
iTTOBSALE—2BO acres of land on White
1? Oak Bettora.l rafie from SlaKeMport. Tha Improv
■ -meat* are 10 aeres of cleared land* a e»d how and barn.
•a young orchard. do. Ac. Also, aiarea variety of Beal
.Estate, as dteeribedcotor Printed Register, and any
one wishing to boy real ehste, would do well to gstjt
• (mfiU) at rayoffiaa, salt to tha .quickest. way to find
when sirctlm can tor bad. Boqnlracf .'
jSf-ir THOS. WOODS. 76. 4th rt.
. ; > ' STRAW GQODS-1804- „ -
7 mHOS. . WfflTß & CO. No. 41 Southed
X ateat. PbOadalpbla—SplawßA naw
finhlaay
STEWART A KUiGORE,
PUHOTACrUBEMO? .
COOKING-. HEATING.
FANCY STOVES,
GRATES, FENDERS,:
Pipes, Boxes, end Fotmdiy Castings o,
. pi? Iffndfc -
' OFFICEAND WARSMOUSE, ; i
No.267ldtcrWSt.,oornerofHaiid,
PITTSBURGO, PA*
J?o. l& Arch Btrto, J'tuuiaeiphi&i 1
j Importers of G. * X Gee’s Unrivalled
NEEDLES,
; Agents for the most Celebrated ;
woousy Tjd&s&, nosiz&T.uzmxo rawm
■ j .• ■ pg-tjrs£.irfg-
wa-RHWARS TOR -
• BADDLEBS AND OARBIAGEMAKERB.
V. ■;: r, t. Lieeb» ir.»: ■
- ■ St. 151 WOOD STREB7* HTTSEViIGn
wm. a. ntwnrs
BEAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. 87 Front.
ategt, fid door from Market: Dealer taka raaia*
Ac. Ocal property bcaght and F>U.
. > PITTBBBaeU COACII FACTORY.
r '* ‘ j&to&~l~£Trn\tmh* intrggrt^.—-iistM
- .BIOELOW &C 0»
. -i (SuraiMnjttia.ll. a**6nr,)
PUMOKDJ&LET, ...
. . • near Wood*t_ - -
PlHsbargC Pinna.
XIOACItES, CARRIAGES, PHAETONS,
XJ Boggies>' and erwr ■ daacripttei of Taner Vahids*
-—-pSfrt to tatftr. and ftnlsbMtn a staantf tthsisrpaa a «d 1 w
S^rnfde«lita.e*<giaoe r wwfanaajmp.
iSSSkJ
DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZRTTEp*™
BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
JOSEPH 8. A A. P. MORRISON, Attor
•f nen at Lav, OiSee No. 14ft Vosrtb eireeU between
andGrant.PUULttrah.Pa.;:
J W. HALT], 'Attorney it ‘iA-fr, “Bake
if » wriPa Grant rtmt, between fourth and
Diamond Alley; - \ / ■ ■ :* ••‘«Ba>wl)Z
Jg OBERT Attorney atl^wp
O OBEBX POLLOCK, i Attorney rat t lay—.
JLt Cornwof Hfth and Grant emu,opposite theConrt
Uoneaetepa,PiUitanxh;. :.-. pyU4^*3
AMES J. KUHN, Attorney nt Lavr, office
Pcmrthetraet'.cearOmiW Plttiborgh. ■;
I?BANCISC,TLANEGIN, Attorney
J No. ITOPoarth street. Plttebargh.
JASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Lav,
No. 69 Fifth etreet, pltteimrgh..» - . ,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
FTHERNAN A C 0» Bankers imd Exohange
• 1 BrokervNo. WYTood a tracts corner ofDtaacnd Alley,
f#U Beak Notes and Coin. Disoonnt nna
EzSanaa. and FromltfQrrNotes; -make OoUoctta&s In.all
the principal ciuis of the Cnlan; BecaiVe Denoiltsonicall
• and on interest, and slts their prompt attention to ell eti^
er matters appertaining to a Brokenibizslness. •'
constantly for sale. nhSMy
AUXN -.wwstft -Ktwif.i—
BT" RAMER. & RAHM, Bankers and Ex
1* change Broken. Boy and sell Gold and SBrerand
Danic Note*, negotiate loans on Beal Estate or Btoek&spa*
ritlee. pnrehepe Notes, and Time -Bills on East
and nest,-.ißny and sell Stacks on Commission. Collec
tions - madaen all points In the Union.. Jflke eoraer of
Third and-Wood streets, directly oppodlo the St. Charles
lloteL • . myl-ly .
a- D,. KING, Coin, Stoek^and Exchange
• Croker,-Fonrth stzwet—Buy*and wells Stockson
iloiosi'Rxchanffe on -Eastern etties cnppHod at ear.
; rent rates; Collections made on the West at
tern Bank Notew Booght and wild. ~ • jySS
ytrajua hawni. .wx. z. sins.
T3ALiffiß, lIANNA & Co., Saccessors to
. I Hueser. Henna ft Banler*,Krchange Brokersand
dSUert In Yorelffn and Domestifi Exchange, Oertlfleatew of
! leposit, Bank Notes, and Specie—N.W - cornerofWood and
1 "hird street*. Current Money received on DepoeJt. Sight
< Qtaeks tbr sels,And collections made on nearly all prind
pinpoint* Oftne United States.' ' ...
The highest premium, paldfcr'Potelgn and American
. AdTanees madeoa.eoiudg&meata of Prod ace, shipped
east, on liberal terms. ~ . , ■ ; .
mt. b. vtLmjtA.~~..~—B.**TaT.
TOM; H. WILLIAMS A Co., Bankers and
_JT Exchahie Brokers, North East corner of Wood and
ah bTknsacUons*raalieoa llberel terms,and conations
promptly attended to. .. • J* 9 **/,.
N HOLMES'A SON, Dealers in Foreign
• and IJorneatiaßllls of Exchange, Certificates of De
posue, Bank Note# and Bpede, No. Ctt Maikatstrewt. HtGK
broh. made on all th* prtndpel dties
throughoottheUnitedStates; ",
BOOKSEEEERB &C. a
JL. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No.
i 7S Fourth street. ApoUo Buildings.
JOHN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta
tloner. eutceasor to Davison ft Agaev, No. 1 Market
etreet; near Fourth, rittgbnrgh, Pa. • ■
ITENRY S. BOSWORTH, Booksellor and
IB DeiJer In Stationery^ftt, Ko. 83 Market etreet, near
the Dlamood. PUtsbuggh, Pa. *
A CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
IV No. & wood street, next does to the corner efThlrd,
Pv . School and lav faookacanstantiyon hand.
COMMISSION &C.
S. L. FANCOAST & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT?,
No. 17 North Wharves, Philadelphia, .
- Sole Aceotn fiir the mle of
R. S. CHILDS A CO.’S
ctAtfowl^ prwapJF attended
to. . . , . noU«todw
j. v. acxim—». rowxu-
J.W. BUTLER & } mi -
& COMMISSION MER
1/ CHANTS and Deafen In all kinds ef Pittsburgh Man*
ScturedtArtielM, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, No. 87 Pint
Street, Pittsburgh. •- anS-Iyd’S*
A AA. M’BANE, CommisEion and For-
Jv* verting Merchants, dealers' in Wod r and Iwdw
Kttehurgh Mtonlertorea. No. U4^e«md
aair.ao»»ft<« _. l —, n ,--^. w ---■»«*- a.aosison
T 1 ROBISON & CO., Whoiesolo Groixrß,
][■)■ Produce Deal ere, and Commission MsrdUnta. No.
5aS Liberty etreet. Pittahargh. , . . • jalO
sracrogtamacaa^..^.^.^..— —.
CPRIKGER HARBADGH A CO., (Sooccs-
O sr» to 8. Harttuish,) Qrsxmlsslcn and Parvartfaig
MerehanU; Dealers la wool and Produce generally, Noe.
145 First and 116 becoad etreet*. -7*. r-..- apo-ly
4. » rAtEr..;:.— ' ' *,v r.iom
YITA3vDY t A 5 - * *' .ij '-tats to
S 3 .O'VOOB, JvN-’.j- oi *::d r.V
-r , >c , ' -
v ’j : r
'ir.-/- - ~~ - Vfßl-r--
OHN WATT a CO., Wholesalo Groc . \
JB. CANFIELD, Uto ,«f Warren, Ohio,
• Commlsaten and Fanrartftg Hcrehsnt, and Wind*-
sate Dealer in Western TUsbitw Cheime. Butter. Pot and
Pearl Ash, and Western Produce generally. Water street,
betveea&nlthfidd and Wood. PltUbargh.
msit uttu, ia.,..»..-............». i rao>isteii< t tt.
- (Cate of Arm BoUsov. Little ft Oo.)--
TLECTLE * CO., Wholcsalo Grocers,
. produce and CnnsmlwriooMgTdisßU, and Pwtersta
rattebnrgh Manatectures, ho. 113 Second etetet^Pg**-
riHEESE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY H.
1 J OOU.tNB, Yorwardlng andCenunWM. M«chaat,sn4
maa.gaa ,,,to ‘^ r
TTON BONNHORST A MURPHY, Whole
-2£!§£EffiBS2iffigs3Fe£fi&
naglu Pa.
rfSfImTAfiPATiMER. Importer and Dealer
1 In Trench and Anwriean Walt Paper. Wa jOMarket
ifioetbetwaaa Third and Foorth street, PitUborgb.
tlf McCUNTOCK, Importer and Whole-
YV « sale and lUtall Dealer fn Carpeting. VIMr..OQ
Ctoths,Mattlnr,Table and PlanoCtoreraWtodow Bbadaa
SUsasx Boat Trimmings. Ro. 112 Market street.
ORRIS A PATTON, Wholesale and Be
[ top Grocers, on tba Easton ride cJ the DUAoad.
jargh. Pa. ~ -
DRY GOODS.
■PRANK VAN GORDER, Dealer in Trim
£ ofeJSassiß
a. A.KASOS A cdc rmssaaoH—c. t. amtbost
A A. MASON & CO., Wholesale ana Retail
/% , Dealer* in Fancy and BtaplaDry Scads, 2» Fifth,
gtroet, Pittebargh.
URPHY A BURCHFIELD, Wholesale
and Detail Dry Goods Marchanta, comer Foortband
itreot. Plttibarab. •
GROCERS.
, m «wn WW.'HA»«ACaP.——ySOOk*
EOOHE, HASBAUGH & BOOSE,
sXENERALCOMMISSIONMERCHANTS,
1 Todm la Wool, Floor, Prolaco »nd Bo
WhorU: WatorstraaJ,PbUad«lpbla. v:
HARBAUGH & BOOSES, -
TJIORWARDING COMMISSIONMER
Htsasgg “SSawf
niiut wixxAca_-. —wawaxi
Wallace & Gardiner,
WaOLESJiZE DEALERS jn .
Flour, Provisions and Produce OencrallT,
RQ.2SS LIBBUTY ST.
joiur TLor»_..._ excHAxn plotp
TOHN FLOYD A CO., Wholesale Groeors
If andCcminl«lonMaTcbaßts,Ho.lT#Wpodaad.2MLlb*
rty street, PUtobnrah. - • l
OBERT MOORE, Wholesale Groeor, Reej
. sold eash. ' . - '
j^SSSSsmrospkSSSSSii
wuerm«t.rmijWi.
....;< . ’ i . ; i< . atpiAiy ;
TauSl"m®^rci67whoies«ra4
join o. «*onj—..~.;~wiwxa era®. >
M 'GILLS & ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
Commission Merchants, Ko. 1W Liberty stwevPlttA
.' ' • '• ■'. •' • '•• • '■■ •
WV. SASItP
4UUi» 11BBU. • . ■■
IS7M. BAGALEY * CO., Wholoaalo Gro-
YY cars. Hoa.lB and 20 Wood street. Pltubarrtt. j
TiriLUAM A. M’CLURO, Grocer ahd
YY* T«a Dealer, oomsr of Wood and Sixth streatmbas
alwiM's on band aUrga Morta»ntbfeboie* Qroentos and
ihd Tea*—Foralgn Frnlta and Ifata, Wbdesala and BstalL
)eahrs sappUooci tba lowast tsnas. " |
"DOBfiBT k CO., Wholesale
’ Hi, Oroeers, Commission Moreksnts,JDMlmte P»da»
Manaftctam;; • ho. 269.Lttertf rtroat,
Plttobcrgb. - . : __ _ .
- ' nn- . " . |. [? ;I,
linOE A McOANDLESS, eoccessora t
■ELuiiSiBgL'BA S«®SS
VSSuiSd Manaaeturoi ganttaJyi sexsn of
Wood and Wstsr stmta. y "* --
A CULBERTSON, Wholesale Grocer an
•JV. OtmailßlraHwdMnt,B«hrJotaaammlHtt
KnS Masabetarad IOA Liberty street, Fltt+
borgh.- • • - . - * . -- ‘
jobs
j:, 4 R. FLOYD,Whdlesale Grocers, Com
•I a mladon Merchants, and Dealnr* In Prodnoa—Ttoond
Gnnreb baUding*,fronting on libmty, Woode-aadßlxt i
straats, PUtsbgrgh. • >
ww. s. coeesATS,
.WK.a.wscawA>p, fc .,-...,....^.^,^^aujys»gti.sT,.
n-AQALEXi' WOODWARD A COiWhoh
jgmla Oroawa.Wa.tn Market »t>aaf4PWl|dribhW
MTIP K*CA*lrtJßa.. 1 ._....Tmi1W S*iSB~w.~..®: ATOOm
TVyfcCANDLKSS,MEANS AGO., (snecei
IYI rtrt. t® Wick A tteCandleasA
iWualn Iron. KallNtGiasa, Cotton Yarns. anSFlttahorgb
jt|mAgtta*ss*Bsr»lly«corasrof
OEMI-ANNUAL SALE—A. A. Mason
fe-sssSsasi
ig^ssasssf^F
PITTSBURGH. MONDAY- MORNING, - FEBRUARY 5, 1855.
AGENCIES,
t. Ct'tHtaST....—
s. CtJTHBERT & SON,'
COMMISSION AGENTS, for
tXtt.mh.od imrthii«.of K«U
ra%,i!?s! l Mgsi^g^ B “?rq^ir s°- 5 °-
Michigan General Comiouiion and Collec
tion Agency Office,
EOR tho collection of Hihne imd Foreign
jtircaatfl* and allother Money elahns, In Michigan
B“pjLT^KftA^DJmsON/petroit,'Hlehlgan. -
is Iktafrurph—Meters. Krimim. ft Bahm,B*nx
ers; White ft Co* Oaxette Oder. Lorens, Stewart ft Co*
...
Wastxb—Two Agaamas or Wteatgaw firaa tespcctawe
Issuzssoe CcmsaSafcv. • ygyinju
AUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate. Agent,
/V Flotk, Mcrchandlfif-'and MU Broker, office No. S 3
rbozth street, aboro Wood. ’ Suslnw promptly
to.' ••. jTomJy
CJ AMUEL L. IHARSHELL, Secretary Citi
© sen’s Insuranao Company,'M Water street.
FM 1 . Secretary Western Insa
• ranee Co*o3 Water street. ’ •*
J GARDINER COFFIN, Agcntfor Franklin
Vflre tnsoranee Ootopany, comer of Wood
aaa Third Bteeta.. ' 7.
Xk A. .MADEIRA, for Delaware Mu.-
♦ tn Issumnee Company. 43 Water street. ..
MUSIC, &C.
TOHN H. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Forte*.
1 f Muslo and Uatfeal Instruments, School Book*, anil
tatiuueii. Sobagent fisr Oileksrtnjrw Pisan Porta,te
festem Peansylranla— No/ 81 Wood street . _•
TTENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music, Mu
-1~1 rial Instnuoents, and Importer of Italian Strings,
boteagant far Nonas A Oirki stand and equate Plano*,
vrithCblcasn'i Attachment. Alaofts Dunhams
Plano*. •' /. - '" < i - > > - '
druggists;
JOHN HAFT, (successor to Jas. M'Guf
ler,) Wholesale and Satan Druggist and Dealer In
paint*. Oil*. DyotuSk, ftc* 141 Wood street 3 dborabalow
Virgin AUey. Pittsburgh. • RJ*Regular Agent fbr-^Dr.
Ford’s Medicine. • ; - mbSO
JOHN p: SCOTT* Wholesale. Dealor Lin
Drugs, Palate, GOa.'Var&lahea and Dye Stulls, No. Sflfi
uoerty street, Plttsborgh.
All order* vrilJ wedre prompt attention.
Agent ferßahencfa Palmonla Syrup. aar3Hy
T 1 A. FAHNESTOCK & CO, Wholesale
V_f * Drugggista, and manxdketuren ofwhlt*Xead,Bad
Lead, and Litharge, corner Wood and Front streets, Pttta*
bnrgn. • J mchT
D E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
flit Drugs, Paints, Dye Btuffs, CDs;Yarolahes, fte~ ftc*
N0.76n00d strret, Pittsburgh. Goodswarranteo. Frloas
,OV. . • '
'nXfiXUCX BRA CM ...... UITXB.
fl RAUN & REITER, Wholesale * Retail
JJjf oaroer of liberty and. Bt Clafr streets.
JSCHOONMAKER A CO., Wholesale
e Druggists, No. 34, Wood street, Plttsbnrgh. . .
J OSEPH FLEMING, Successor to L.Wiloox
ft Co* corner Market street and Diamond—Keep* con
stantly on hand a full and anaptete assortment of Drags,
Madlfwes, Medldne Chests, Perfumery, end all aitidae
pertaining to his business.
Phyttdas* pnserlptions earefUny compounded at all.
boon. - • • ja9tly
* ’Wool merchants.
Br- LEE, successor to MURPHY A LEE,
I * Wool Dealer, and Commlaslon Marthantfor lhai
of American Wool! Goods No 13T Libert* stxtek
mr* _ ' ‘ *' ’
MEDICINE.
WM. VARIAN, M, D., Office 6th street,
below BmlthOeld. Qfiet Hbcrc—ft to 8, A.
-a, M.ltßM.a my3S4yd
| SCOTT, Dentist, Foul tn street, igSEi
of e fiT# doon vest of Market. Office bours/rfHEBa
from 8 a. il, to e r.
AHvttk warranted. JalB
MjBRCHANT TAILORS.
B ‘CHESTER, Merchant Tailor and 01o>
• thftwg Na. ?« Wood street. Particular attention
Clcthlag. nols-T
linoilAM DIGBY, Merchant bailor, Dro
. -Wy per and Dealer In Beady Mad* Clothing, ISJ Lfh
wti rtneL . . H
17 WATTS'A CO; Merchant Tailors, 181
Xj • Liberty street,—-We are nov reostrlng onr
fetng etortrer Goods-te Geattemen’s
tbusrr* and VeetingsoftheMvertstytee and finest cnaHtr-
Our friends and customer* will please give us a calL . imhl
MANUFACTURING.
VTUIUI e*aa«tT-t : liam M. BTSBU.
WILLIAM BARNHILL A CO,
TT»nii.CK MAKERS end SHEET-IRON
. ; '• *<-. ' Barnhill's Patent
/ ''..'’..7." f\ '~S*'
JOlll* •WETiib.ub.i.Li, of
PATENT BOX TICKS, • ropmlor antew,
* r * nnAgEP. BOX VICKS, corner_of Andezvcn and Bote
from thalland street teHgv^Aei*
TJt MBROIDERED AND APLICA MAN
j*stf Ho. 3SIX P»up street, above Hand.
Bolivar Fire Brick oad Crucible Clay Mau
nfacturing Company.
rpHIS COMPANYIIAVINGENLAEGED
&1U10.C1.,. ort«rma. f iirtf< a Mtobjr,
Pittsbargb. Bpptcabsr 2U1853.
, Booti and Shoes!!
I AMES ROBB, No. 89 Market street, 3d
al door from tbe Hsrkat Bonsa, worUd tnlbrm tba. pwb.
He that ba has now a tot fbUstodi or wot ttlng In
Boot and Shoe trade, inch •*
JsnnyUnd Padore*,Ladr Franklin wA jril tba
found on th# Eastern eritUK aim, Utsaaf >giSSSSSS«
Gaiters and Fancy Bootsand
also. GanUernsns* fin* Opera Patent Calf .Boots. Fronca
Calt Bcota, CongreM Gaiter* and Shoes; also, Bey** and
Tenths*Boots.fins FrenchCalt _ . .. .
Plhii >in ba a caD as we wish to ariSmeh an artlela
to all who fiaror us with their custom ntLAe
tlon. Bamambar tba place, 89 Slartot street. mys*
Hots and Caps.
KJ WILSON 4 SON keop constantly on
.lurndTOTT dMerlptlott UiiTU.trof U»U lad
pJSS whoUml. id/nun. Tbm dMlriaj »
bj£loaablslutnC.a.p»dvid Ow. .oaldaowOlla
riTs MS call before purchasing elsewhere. - aol»tf
rnmm ih Wrm* -- --- ----—— ..--jtmsirtcu,
M’CORD & CO. :
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FASHION ABLE
HAT AND. CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OP PUBS. ;
• CORKER OT WOOD jyj> TZFttETBEXTS,
Ettsburgh, Pa.
ambrtm rrerrqnaHtr anastylaof Bats
peas, Cttffl and For poanats.
: Coach and Carriage Factory.
JOHNSTON, BROTHER & CO., comer of
jaa^BL&ssssa&ssss^i
ul *ll rtrfct f*gKd to dwaj
WHty Sd beanty of toUh. Bapala wffl wMgMatog
to on the most raasonabj* tonoa tiring in all tbetrwrrk
eharinsrrisewhare. . ■... . ■
C.B. HEASLY&CO.
CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE,
no. 12 THJ/tD Sr. NRJLB UARKRT.
UXTOULD reenectfallT inform theirfriends
YY and the tmbn® genarafly, that that biT* tn stora
tbdreompUteFall Stock. croiwlngofCarpatsoramr
sssssßSgfn^ssnsr-'ES^srafefes
• dsnow fnrnlahad on tha most reasonable torma. :
, .
•nm-sUiiomi. .. - - . » ■ ■ -■ ’■*
t a anm- ..juirn iwm.—j. s. jiMisut
PAI
I Rack and Depot Railroad Scales, Hay,
CWtl.»a4anlna« man; «o 4 (tonnWto: Doc*
rtetr In form and finish. - > - ■. . ■ »;Ut» •
, W. W. WALLACB,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
819.821 and.B23 Liberty strut, oppotiU BmUhfidi tirtd,
•piTrsmmaiL _ ... i
Monuments, Tomba, giutd stones
• Fmultmt -Tops, •Mantels, Imnoslflg Btonea, Aa-at
wars on bind, and-mad* to. ordyr,.ysaacblDary, at to
j
New Goodi add Fashions for Geatlomens
- Clothing for Spring of 18M. S-; j
|7i WATTS* CO. begwavo reipoelinlly
JHi • tolnfom theUntuawtmj m-utaari, Laths pn>
Hagenarally, thst they bare just
or Goods adapted to thdr pauon*ga—i.«.tts besttAs 2ad»
cm markett thattbr*/ar* ready to rarolvaot
4cra for them Up la tb in usual superb strls.^. ■ i
ai»infbraadUmto« how#la So. .
: liberty strroUHartblids, shot* BLCIaly,. t< uOS,- ;
Penn Cotton Millfi, PittabHTglL ' I
TT ENNEDY, CHILD? A CO., HwmiWJ
** t Plougb Lfn*« eadffafbCterd: '
., j
®AFFET & __
w* TAiasa™
IYI. and Stsaai»«tlii«a.' llousi* fitted up wlthO*
wa® on short nstlo*. ■'. ; • • . ‘ v •***
ftOLDS are notalwaye Consnmptioft^jit
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
.- From TISSCnER 4 CUEU.'3 .G.r.rrol Adiwilrlße
Hcnao.flo.we Da Bts Bpaeraj. It™ Yort, Oott So.; U-
Ediable FirmiinOxCUytif York.
A CARD.
68 OAHAIo BTRKET. N»W TORE.
CLOAKS & MANTILLAS,
WQDLD rcgpcctfolly.inform, the trade
If that hla Imported and taannfrrtqrtdStyles tbrthe
BprlngZradewUl be ready fOr Mspection on the .19th of
February.
He, Utng the only Mantilla merchant from Nev York
who Is personally, visiting Part* the anuon,
bly assert that he vtil have later and zuoro varied styles
called to theabovo, and they
may raljiuncu eterr attention. - : • jal9-2mv
Cbailss’i London Cordial Gin.-
J*7 ITHODT thonecesßity of extraordinajy
Y.T rrabUdtf, with scarcely an effort on the part of tb«
proprietor, this iuperb Gin. la the short period which has
tlapaed rtnoehi Introduction to-the American public,has
aSSeved apopSarltr beyond preeedentln the whole list
of aleohoUa atimutenta. r
The CerUfiaxa of ever Pits Thousand PSytirtiiu In
and the united States, proclaim Its transcendant
m itlsupdn‘ttiasldoboart6rthafemlly and the bar of
every v^u^todhetot.bythetedjcUtecf thajldL aft
veil as the companion of thsnealthy. JYve fro a iaiori
eatteg«ueh'&Mtl> harmbae ln-lta adoption. The iwhri
ate, by tte”—; fled*itasflght atlmulanL which, while It
fee<is the appetite, gradnsfir veans him from the horrors
of delirium, and restores •shattered constitution.'
Its qnat rrptjfatvert i 4 &rictd from Its abeolute pnrity,
ltsdeudoui flavor, dllarthg entirely from every other gin,
—lts groat utility as a medicine la cam of dympeta,
gout, gr»r*V‘ a< ***'— fifth* kldneyaAnd innumerable oth*
er miladlerprwhlcb as a remedy and preventive It has
is iadi&aSatty n eemarv. dispelling the
annoyanenUteQuentlyeng*ndere4;by change of water,
et&« as, also, acoe, flmr.aadmaUrlaof ererydesertption.
it: CHABLB&* LONDON CORDIAL OIH laputupinsuuare
bottles, stamped with thtfproprietoi's name, a fro simile
figriAtnrv upFm t*,» ia*~i, in eases of twodosen
Beware of Imitatlona.' .The- stmulao Charie*'.London
Cordial Gin can be had retail ef all respectable druggists
grocers, at allhotels,
■ * 138 Pearl sh, New York.
" Agents treated with terms. JaMtndi
SCHIKFFELIN BROTHERS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
sxwrosx.-
jßvirtatfreedto N 0 .170 WHitca* sL, cor. of&ttmm,
JMPORTING fho leading Drags from their
i original markets, both laXmrope andßast Indies, and
aSo French and English Chemicals, Perfumery,. Tooth.
Nail and Hair Broshes* HalrGlovea and Strap*. PsrUand
Trieste Sponges, Darks, Boasfc Am offer them on
the most reasonable terms. Orderaelther in penon, or by
mail, will reoelvethair best attention. • Jol2-12mv
Extension. Tables,
\ITM, HEERDT, lfiOWooator et., botweea
|| Prfrw,HflßittaH ata_ Hew York. Mantifkctnrei.
A large assortment always nan A Orders for Shipping
punctually attended to. , ~. a oelwmT
db 00.; Wholesale' Print Sellers,
tTputllihars, iirfnten. in 1 Manutetartag Artists,
Oo&men, Parts; London, Dertln, and No. 868. Broadway,
New York- Catalogues sent by nalL Tha usual discount
mth* trad* and Institutions*-Picture Frame* furnished
; Ortf-StnT. , • ' •
MISCELLANEOUS.
Patrick KoKesna.
ALDERMAN OF THE THIRD WARD.
OFFICE corner of Grant and Fifth street,.
(formerly occupied by Alderman Levi*,) where all
bueinm to thaoffloeef Alderman and Justloe
of the Peace will be promptly attend*! to. feS^m
■ ROBERT H. PATTERSON’S
LIVF fL^ ALE
Corner Diamond strut dna Cherry AUey,
apltetf . PITTSBUBBILPA.
ASHLAND HOUSE,
A&UH fITBEEF, ABOVE SEVENTH STRUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
H. 8. BENSON, Proprietor.
earPriatfßoari, fI.M per day
Hay 8.1854—1Td
JOSEPH CHAHKAH, ,
WBOJJOAXJg AND ’RtIAIL DKALMJt IN
IMPORTED CIGARS,
63 Market ttrat, Pttukttrfk,
WALTEB P. MARSHALL, Importor and
Dealer fn Plain, 1 Figured and DeocratireTaper Harg*
la cl .\o. 66 Wood etreet, PI tUbursb.- . ' „
Sola Agentoftbacelebratedmanu&etuna, Uessn.Dete
ecFurtftCcuofParia. mhte69
T>ARI©FABHIONS FORLADIES'DRESS
r ES-—Tb* Ptrlih Fhthioti* tor JUJTB, dlrtei pay
«InUon»l.<,= Ui.l«proximo s bj &LtlntgoS( .
Pma. »boT» H*ad itrwl.
»•» tw r. josh ———-alkx. icrcaxu
KEEK, JOBES & CO.,
; tPBOTKomaa
KIEITSPO STABLE BOAT LINE,
EORWAKDING AND COMMISSION
UKBCHASTB,CutI B»4a, Bmntt Pitta*
is?
■ -- —Ctadfer. - -r.>^
'OBV T ii
OOJfNKLLeV.uiUi,
. UNIONTTT"''-.
BBC-:,
jaiV, ?'rrfu *.i:i
•-. --h-cM
6tori> ••' -( .~-.i t-*‘ n.Z ep
aDKr'-r-tv.T. r.ru**--'.:-
_;
Agency.
MoSESF.EAToN.No.l9Sixthet_%ent
Ito sailing and boring PATENT RIGHTS. 1* now
rlxed to *eU the fouowlog lately patented articles:
ITntt’s patent Oil Globes, for Steam Engines;
Om> patent MU. for Drilling Iron;
(ZPoanVßoat DriUlag SUritlnea. „,. ■ •
Cnrwland'* Stationary and Portable Saw Mills;
Crawford 1 * Steam and Water Goans, and
Griffith** Wrought Iron HaflroaA Chair Machines.
■ These article* hen been examined by practical mechan
ic* and machinists, and prononneed ropencr to any in naa.
Helselsoaotbaritedto sell Rights to xs*k* and rend
theaa articiM In any part of tba cowntry.
11a has for rue boVpmaed Nott* and Waahera,and
fislihed Brass Work.
fla jj also'prepaxed to take Agcnele* for tba sale of oth
er patented tUgnts and new Inventions, and give to tits
boriseaa nttkfol and constant attention,
lie refer* to tba foltowlny^^
. Tba snbacriberthara long teen acquainted with Mr
Moss* F. Eaton, and haro no neritatioa 1* rerommendlng
him to all who may wUh to employ bla botlom, as a gtw
tisman orundoubted Integrity and lodefktlgablet&durtry 4
tn whoa* exertion* eraynUaoe* may be placed:
Neville B. Craig, W. RoHnwm.VrM
John Graham,
S. £L Denny, IL Childs A Co„
mas Wood, ' N. nolmes A Sons, ,
P, ft. Friend, SramerA Rabm,
" wuham^*schnstoa,
iTUltta Phillips, Andrew^Fnttoa.-
A. W. Loomis. _y\ , Wilson MrOuidTret
Ptmstmoo,Nurecttbu STlh. .• ritf
Pall and Winter tJoodi. ‘
EDMOND WATTS, :
MERCHANT TAILOR,
18b ZJBERTT STREET.
T HAVE now on bimd a largo Stock of Fall
J.asd Winter Goods, OTweoatlngs of entirely now dsrigiS,
Ploah Vesting* of the most baanOftu patterns French and
English Casrimom, of every styia and. shade la tba mar
ket, all of which 1 will suk* to order oft tb* moat mum
ahiatem*. and wermatod to sol* aa29 j
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c-
WM’CLINTOCK 4 BROS, am now sell
•logoff tbrir entire stock of Carpetlntf, OH CSothi
sc- mr euth, atprioea form than ever offend in tbs west
era market. Oaretoek ncerist* in part of tha foUowiag,.vls:
Rich Valtrt Pile Oatpete. Tapestry Bromlft' • .- ;
Brussels. 3 Ply, BawTune aud common Ingrahg - ! :
°List and RagAteoTouSnth*.
- . Ruin. Window shades. Stair Roda, Matting, -
Bindings, and Mats of alltodv - ' .
With a full assortment of all aittelds kspttn i
to furnish Btaamboate, Houses or Ho
tels willdo well to call new, as now Is thS time to secure
gnat Wrgalng. Remember tbe plus. So. US Market sU
bimiv Bfbmty. ' L ~oc7
NEW .PLOW FACTOHY-i .
HAVING aommoncod ocaiationa in th
description of th* j
tent Iron Cento* P»oa^loproj«lLeOTPtoughw ateo
HIU Bid* and EnNßclUMtoa aodSugar Koushs,fco«th
es..witiuPlough PoteU.snd Castings
Our Piarubs and Oastlngs ran ba bad Whriesais and
Retail, at onrwaraboss* NO.IM Libert Pittsburgh
nUdtaldAV*B-, - • ?
Contianstion of the' t
GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF !
A; A. MABON A OOi
And stlU grrater redootlon to prtoM \
A A. MASON ‘A COt
• sale through the pcnt4J<f jraUrify Tbslr
loranriOck(wmbe again maned OowtTand ofterodat
still graatar rodurilon In prices*,.:. fel
ESSlSllfi
lmrsh* l*wr*n»rUl** fcjpUndid uaqrtmentef Veliki*
itnai torripUmßMid: Wm<s«ta"tJo JSv T VJ'S?MI
mnJT
,«tl *M «niwl»»fcf fIwiWIKIWIt. ' ■ •■ --■ • • i
*“ a fSSffiffiSK® '•“jM’S&till l
nAGUERBEOTYPES— Too can «watime
maA aoatf brjrola* to CARGOES. Ho. 78,'lUiti, %o 9
OiMD< | g^fahitlnj.
• Twit *t<« MOd "to
B" iB. TOBD’S CAUFOBNIA JWZENOES,
r*mUtaecrtorttT»aodiJm*ot*tlT«(tf Scuftborb
SALVE.—Pearsoa'a .celobrated
turr, Jr.;
SUNDRIES for Salfr— V > .
*3, 0 faU«ftwbnUSirttK,, •BbbUonlBtu i ..
- ° jJShliOrion Ajjlto, ljfefr • “*
.;6WjI*Lm4OIL: WnTAKHTiKW. MJKAffB A Oft
■#. . . ■•,•■«-■ >. y , ; i«CT.!wfT>B*l¥atf , «: .♦
TARIED PEACHES—-50 bo». prime no
br -•? •; 4> am t gßJuy£a<fc-DitwoßTn _
rfor -i
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
MONDAY MORNING.'•FBBRPABY'6. 185 S.
PeimirlvahlttXeaUlattre.
HiaiusßUßO, Thursday t :Feb. 1.
SuAT£.~Mr. Darsio read in place an «t relap
tire to tho - Anderson Library,.
The bill entitled na act supplementary to the
act.relative. to 'elcctro-aagactio. telegraphs and
messages sent thereby* came apt in its order and
passed finally—yeas IG, hays 10, . .
On motion- of Mr. Haldemao, the Senate
eomod the consideration of. the resolution call*
ing on the State Treasury, for .information rela
tive to the amotmt of uaourrent funds in the
Treasury? whioh passed. .
On motion ofMt. Buckalew, the Senate re*
earned the second rending and consideration of
Senate-bill entitled an act relative to the com
pensation Jof numbers of the Legislature, After
some debate, in which Messrs. Jordan,.Buckalew,
Klllinger, M'Clintock, Orcaswell, Darsie, Lewis,
and others participated, the bill, passed second
reading, and was ordered to be transcribed-fora
third reading. ’ >a. . , ;• .
The bill provides an annual . compensation to
members of $5OO, and 10 cents p6f;.nuleaB
mileage. . . , - - *
Housa.—Mr, Sherer, from the Education
Committee, reported a bill.: to. consolidate the
Wards of Pittsburgh for educational purposes.
. Mr. ; Cammipa (Somerset) a supplement to .the
Pittsburgh, and Cleveland Railroad bill} passed
April 1858..;
Mr. Fletoher offered a resolution that the use
of tho Mali of the House bo granted to Miss La
oy Stone.for the purpose of lecturing to the la
dles of Harrisburg, which was adopted.
Mr. Eyster read id place a supplement to the
act Incorporating .the Greonwood<Colonj,'also
one.rolatiog to the manufacture of .intoxicating
liquors; also one . to incorporate the Pittsburgh
Bridge .company. •;
Mr. Gay an act .to incorporate the Bituminous
ooal company.,
Mr. M’Combs, from’ the Committee of .Ways
and Means,.reported a bill regulatlog.the pay of
the members of tho Legislature. ;
The House then resumed the consideration of
the bill relative to. Investments in building asso
ciations; pending-the amendment of-Hr. Frai
ley to make the. provisions of the bill prospec
tive,, which.was under discussion at time of ad
journment..
Miss Mirrota.—The steamer brings news of
the death of the well known andpopnlar author-,
ess, Mary Russell Mltford. Sbewasaboutelxty
seven years of age. '
She was born in'Abresford, In Hampshire, Eng- :
|#nd. Her father was of an old Northumber
land ffcmily, the Mitfcrrds of Jlitford Castle: her
mdfherwaa the only daughter of the Rev. Dr.
Russell, of Ash.- She ww their only child.—
When etfll a young girV about 1806, Miss.
Mltford published a volume J of miscellaneous
poems,' and two volumes of narrative poems,.
•‘Christina, the Maid of the South Bea,”Yfouhd-;
ed on the story’ofthe mutineers of the bounty),
and ‘‘Blaoche,” a BpaaJah-Btdry. These books
sold well, and attained a fslr shire of popular-.
lty,asd some of them were reprinted in America.
She herself, however, was hot satisfied with them,
and for several yean alter she ‘devoted herself
to reading, instead of writing; and would never
have resumed her pen, if-if had’not 'happened
that eheorith her parents, were suddenly redu
ced from wealth to compantim poverty. Then
she took li mp again, to earn their maintenance
andherown. It was at this time she wrote the
favorite Bketches,-whioh have since' beta pub
lished in a volume under the title of “Onr Yil
; lage t Sketches of Rural‘Character and Scene
ry,” in 1820. The publishers and editors of the
more' noted periodicals rejected her contribu
tions, and they made their first appearance Su
an obsoore little “Lady's Magazine.” The pub
lic appreciated their fresh style, delicate humor
and simple pathos, andthe. result.was that they
sold largely, and that the : Menee tad clusters of
cottages describedln them have become familiar
:inmM Fnglund, •• She published five oth-.
«r volumes ofaketches—the last in 1832. ! An
other described the market town of “Belford
Regia.” --
She subsequently edited : “Bfcr.es ot Auwk
. ... - eaaLifrby Ameriew: |
. Laban hrmiß.n.tas Damn. Srataa.—ln stories* «ta "T»ramfcii ; :JVbp-sra feu-1
twenty-one of the States, the legal rate of.in- arii Kai>%ije,'’ af4 the j
terest.is six per ctaf, in four States !* fs -'fuHis, *•
percent; in Texas-tad AJ»b*v-- j* .por,l 'iu-e* hVmo Ahown/
cent; in Loulsiun- V. i-arizy* ia/AJia-,! ihe erca frMtsosaMe' ‘'’KadeaV'-Tar
risrinpl it h and within th« pact year* had pab
*>:fc ; tt f ? * t r my
' 1 mta*. * v.-- interspersed with numerous quotations
evinolng greal'readlsg and rake taste. 1 •“
Some twenty years ago, her name was added
to the Pension List, and by this and the help of
her writings, she has tived in comparative com
petence, in a little cottage at Three-HHe-Cress,
■near Resdln&in Berkshire. Her benevolent
disposition and gentle manners are saldtohave
made her a* great a fhvorite with the country
people thereabouts as her works-have with the
reading pubGo; 1
—
f* XHS Clbbqt in ija LzauLATUßft,—The new
(senator from the .twenty-ninth, district is a oler
gyman of the MethodistMenomination, who has
been, actively devoted, up to the present time,
to the duties,of his profession. He. is the first
clergyman who has ever occupied a seat in tho
legislature, and his advent, commeneea a new
era, so far as relates to the class of men who are
likely hereafter to. bo our law-makers. . Indeed,
he.may almost be -said to be: the first clergyman
whoever held anyjciv3 office in.the state. The
first constitution of this, state, adopted in 1777,
oontalaedthefotiotringßeotion': .
. t.VAnd whereas, the ministers of tho gospel
are, By their profession, .dedicated to- the ser
vice of God and tho care of souls, and ought not
to be diverted, from the great duties of their
function; therefore, no minister of the gospel,
or priest of any denomination whatever, shall,
at any time hereafter} under any pretenoe what
ever, be eligible to, or capable.of holding.any
civil or military office .or placeltithm the State."
Precisely - the same-section. was. contained in
the constitution of 1821, and remained a part of
the fundamental law, until the adoption, of .the
present- state constitution in 1840, when the
.ineligibility 9? clergymen to office.wos removed,
and they'were left in the same position of other
! 'citixcns ini this respect. -
Very, few instances have occurred, we enspeot,
| dace the adoption of the present constitution, in
: which , they have . accepted any office, however
unimportant. We havo no case of the kind in
oar recollection, except thatofßcv.Pr. Lackey,
who was chosen, by the Legislature to the office
of Regent of the • University* which he still
holds.. . ‘..
. public opinion'very generally acquiesced in
the' propriety which.- excluded .clergymen from
office. —Albang Argot. ..
: . I. C-.-V ' :i'.r 'l-M*--- ,'T> .-•UTO&d
it *s£* : - L - percent, may be
■>br.r,;M ;u Jf>*,*Uy and in the township of
ui Maryland, the penalty ia a matter
ot some doubt, In consequence of a late decision
of Judge Taney, : which does not, however, meet
the assent of thenar of Baltimore; in Arkansas,
ten per cent .may be charged ,on sp.eolal,con
tracts; In Illinois, the banks may chargo jwvep
per oont, and ten percent may bo charged be
tween Individuals, on nedal eoniraetr,.in. lowa,
ten per cent. Is allowed on epocial contracts; in
l«ouisiana, eight per cent, may be charged; in
Michigan endOhio,contracts in writing arelegal
; to charge ten ; per cent; In Texas, twelve per
cent may bo chargodon special contracts. The
penalties, for a violation of the usury laws is
different in most of the States.
EINEM
Tsb Stats or Oasaos.—The bill which paw
ed the House of Representatives on Monday lost
providos that the peoplo of the Territory of Or
egon be authorized to form' a Constitution and
State Government,. and 'be • admitted into, the
Union on an eqnol footing, with the. original
States in all respects whatever, by the name of
the State of .Oregon. The usual Courts, an to
be established .and until another census and ap
portionment the nsw State is to be entitled,to
jone Representative in the Congress of the Uni
ted; States. Sections 16 and. 86 in every-town
ship of the.pnblio loads in said. State are to be
granted for the use'of eohoola; two ontire seo
tious ar© to bo given for the use and.support cf
a university;, and ten- entire.sections, are to be
appropriaiedfor completing the pqbfie buildings
of eaid Stato or forthe erection of others. Five
per cent, of the nett proceeds,of the sales of the
publio lands lying .within the,.State are .to.be
jaW to the State' for the purpose ofmakingpub*
Ho roads and canals in th* as the Legisla
ture thereof shall direct, upon-condition that
there be no interference with .the primary dbpo*
sat of the soil within the same,' and that ho tax
. b to be laid upon the lands of. the UnitedCStates
and no higher tax upon non-resident proprietors
than upon residenta.--—iVcf. /nkt
• • Iwrioßiijoi toe number of
immigrants *bo arrived at this' port daring the
week ending yesterday,, was bat 1,764, making
atotalfor January of 7,953. . The arrivals for
die tame periods in 1864 were-: 4,382 for the
week,and 16,614 for the month. The falling
off for.the month has been nearly one hundred
per cent.' In 1856. os compared trith 1864, and
the Immigration' for. January 1864 was very
small in comparison with.the ensuingaonlhs of
the year; and when it is remembered that late
adribcs from - Europe stdto.'tb&t there are but
few ateerageSpsssengers offering, it will bo per
eeivad that;theroia good ground to anticipate
that—-unless something should happen which is
not, now expected—the - immigration for 1856
wiU be much lower in number than.for -many
ytsra' paet lho- receipts of tbo Commissioner
for the past few weeks were but s£<29s, while
the expenditures were $17,818, of whioh $5,549
were fen* temporaryrelief.to.the destitute. " The
expenditures for tho month of January hare ex
ceeded the receipts more than one,hundred per
cent,[or about sBl*ooo.*—# F* Courier, i - u
A.Pniiiia Ssofr Bisk.—The Chicago japan
of M imlay inorntog'eajr thotraine which loft
Chic! go on the Chicago and iCsalaalppl Eollroad
oo Wednesday and Thursday oMast . week ran
lntaannow bank near Pontiac, where atlaalud-
Ticta they ettll wore.- The wood bcoomldg ex
hanrfed, on' Friday' A;, M;,-tto' eiflgjnmt««
word cat ,up and barnet OnFriday morning
setctal hundred pans of oystorae erred for break
ftatJ Thncana being onUntff'o. tlloooTihb pro
ferrudthematewed warn accommodated,. will*
otbentook themraw. The dearest homo was
throb mites off, nndnomeof tbk pasaongers, - war
dlngfthroogh to'the sektlemenvprooared teams,
promalona 1 and irood. Tho ladies and children
wori conreyed to tho farmers’ houses. The pas
sengers numbered some two handled, including
the J peak'd r end many memberapf the Illinois
Legislature. Three hundred men, rritla ehoTell
anata weak*’ supplies,' haTo goae from Chicago
hr attack this bank.'
The condition of matter* la no bettor on the
Chliago end Book Island Boat By the Chicago
JVwum ~wo learn tHattie trxinwhioh loft Sock
Island on Monday morning rtocHed. Chicago bn
Batordayaight. -. Ths trip ore umoUy made In.
eight hww.- This train’had thrw locoooiitsA
pttsscngCTß hoinbci’ed, sixty, Ificladlng
some ladle?. *' At ono time fiist »as net broken
for thirty hour*. Tho rcst oflhe tiinotlieirfooil
erss principally ’ crackers end herring, washed
town with melted snow.and whlsksy.—Cfewtoa
Ltzfer. r r : ' :v,v ''"y r
Dnratt SrTiHiena-rlfr. , Goddard,.* another'
genflemaij, and iliSy/recently -went aloft ink
balloon at NewOrlcaas, sod when they had ris®
> : totfc® 3 bright of 4,000 foet, 'td&
their dinner 1 .The edltor ot tho Crwent, wljo
was «n board,- -.describes the repast as being an
\ excellent cue, . ondu ipfohed with an,- appetlie l
vleharpened-by anii aioold atmos-'
MissiuMßT.WoaK.T-Albany seems to be mis
sionary ground just now. The Know-Nothing
Councils (of" the thumbscrew order,) through
out tee Stete -hake appointed agents—one from
each Assembly district—-with orders to go to Al
bany and -toalcb the members of the legislature,
and see to it that they rote against the re-deo
tlon of Senator Siwaxd. The arrivals, we hear,
Hare already commenced. Various members
are already attended by their guardians, who
take good care to note their goings oat and com
ings in, who read them daily lessons on their
legislative duties, and convey with dae emphasis
the warnings and menaces of the,‘‘Councils'' at
home If they venture to act upon their own con
victions of duty, Instead of the secret degrees
ordained for their guidance and direction.
If one could get rid of the sense of Summa
tion inseperable from this attempt W ; dragoon,
by personal discipline, Individual members of
the Legisiatord into ft particular course of con*
dnet, there would be something comical In the
spectacle. It must bo a great convenience* for
mombero thoa to have their work done for them:
could they not prevail,on their volunteer at
tendants to pay their board btUs also ? . :
But boakt, as well as live , missionaries, are'
senttoAlbatwfbrthelegislaUreenlightment We
understand tnarrwitbin the-ipast: two or three
days a thick novel has been gratuitously,distrib
uted among thbjnembers, designed to illustrate
ihe awful ravages of Jesuitism in the United
totes. The story Is that tho chief of
being expelled from Italy by the revolution of
1848, cams toAmeriea to bring that great coun
try under Jesuit sway: and thethreomen through
whoso agency this great feat was to be’ accom
plished, were Woolsey,- (Seward) Pouohe (Weed,)
and Love-block, (Greeley,) who are said to have
signed and sealed tie contract—mode the whole
: Country'oTer bodily to the Jesuits, and to* hare se
cured 1 tile election of General Taylor aa theirre
ward. This la the upshot of this portentious
book,so frr as its politioal revelations' are. con
cerned. Iflt'ls deslgned topassfor a statement
ofrikfr, and eUti lacks Is proof and plausibility.
If it Is intended for mere fiction, it is excessive?
ly bungling and awkward. There is ft love story
connected with it—or rather thelove story Stems
to be the port of the book, ana the politi
cal disclosures are an interjected afterthought
If members can survive the stupidity of the
book, they fear its arguments.—AT. T,
Times.-
Toward the end of last years c undue corres
pondeneo toofc place between the Government
of King Bomba, of Naples, and hie most faithful
subjects the Jesuits. The Government found
out that by the teachers in the Jesuit schools
the Tope was pronounced superior to all • the
sovereigns of the earth, and that such doctrine
was revolutionary. In consequence, the Chief
of tho Neapolitan Police sent for the Head or
Provincial of the Jesuits* and Informed him that
this sort of teaching must be stopped, otherwise
the reverend body would be kicked out of the
kingdom. The frightened owls concocted in
stantly an humble and servile petition to the
King; assuring'His Majesty of their devotion,
and their soundness Is respect of Absolutist-Mo
narchical principles,' As evidence, they invoked
in their favor the contempt in which they are
held by all liberals, and appealed to the 'doe*
trines held by Snarer, Bellaralno, and other
doctors of the Company, who taught that abso
lute mocarchyis the best forth Of Government, ;
The blaek fathers were wisely silent as to the
doctrioes Of the Jesuit Hajagrada; and Others,
his -predecessors,- jovtUjpng- the'murder of i*
Bing, in ease of iriVdieagreetaeht with a. Pope. [
- In one of the of the petition, the
-Bead Jesuit,-arid hls Coundl,; twenty-three-In
number, eay that M Jesuita are, by maxim and
education, devoted to absolute : monarchy/ m
which Catholicism cahalone have secure defense
indprosperity.” J
It would bo qnrioud and instructive to^dlsoover:
what ore the oonviotibiis/the doctrines, and the
f teaOhirrgsoftae humorous Jesuit schools In-our
own country; tpwhat .extent they instill poison
mto the minds of American youth; and whether
they contradict the profession of faith of their
European {and Neapolitan brethern. \What pay
the, Bomah Cathotio clergy in the United - States
cohcennhs the paragraph from this truly
Jesuitical petition? CahwehopethattheywiH
contradict or condemn’ these principles, so ex
pressed? Bo they agreo with the Fathers, or
have they been fkvored with some cow and con
trary T. Trxbxmt,
Novel Law Suit.—-A somewhat romantic salt
at law has joaibcon terminated la- Franklin,
county. It teems that one John Leecherbo- I
came pierced with an arrow of Cupid, and, wish
ing teheal the wound'by lawful wodlook,bo
mads proposals to the otrject of his affections, I
which; It teems,she received favorably, hut the]
father, Mr. Jacob Wyant, being a prudent man
of much foresight, required the said John-Leech- j
er,to.enter into bonds of five;.hundred j
conditioned that the said John Leeches ahboldl
live with ids wifo and treat her as. a kind
and' affeotlonatft husbandshould do; but the
parties, after living together tome months, sep
arated, and this suit was’ bwpgfct . to recover the
amount of the bond. The easw was first tried In
tbo April term of the Franklin Court, when
Judge Emmel decided the bond to be fnvalid.-r-
The ease* was.earried to the Supreme 1 Court, I
ah’tf' It ‘ was * accorded that the bond °was
good andvilid, ahd In accdrdanco iriththelaw. ;
The.case, therefore, came up again In the Frank*
Krfcounty oourtsi when the jury found.a-verdict
for the plaintiff 0f:5979 70. Theresußof thii
l uitmay git e' a Tahiable suggtstjoa to arm*
hniioui flithbnr Whose daughters 'are* sought- at
partner! at the altar, and an imitetloa cfMr.
Wyant’s forethought would show a prudent oon
cernfor their daughters*welfkre.—CarKrl«(Fa.)
'JJmoerat;■/«».'r*
‘-.BntounA* Btsuir dWTjfjr Steamboat Law.~
Ybe disasteTto the ferry' boat Black Loatiti on
the Falls yesterday,' exemplifies the fallaty of I
the oew ; steamboat law. : .The ftrry, fullof
caatwway’ ln-the mldst of the rireri!
without* Bfe boet, yawl br buoy>of any to
sate oftKetwo hundreffhnman beings on her
decks? ' ,■ c..';. *.
; The mnH hbat Jacob Strader hod * life boat on
hef hurricane; which Capt. Summons-says, he
bashererhadany use foruntil yesterday whefi
it was csJled Into service tb'ntve the-pa»sengert
on it ferry boat Ferry boats aw taempt from
the lawand do'not carry life -boats.*—
Courier . _ ' ' , ....
->•- mm* •
•: BmbiOT A ; CnAW<3*rsfna WBAvfflte—Lori
Friday'-night the massive ♦'hoiehrins?N»Mch -ran
otertho'topof the Railroad Bridge,!* l Qalffti;
wore 'all broken ' ln 'atf j>y- op ,
doubt of the of ’toe *tmo»be*
from’ warm - to cold/ Ttfiad been wertn andtidq
' ing,, ; wHofc* bad expanded 'the SS
the ironedhfinedi and theeuddenubabg®
s «mttkctiflg:-the- I^'
%«4 ! MneOlag *m eooprilwMo **"
VOLUME lAVIII—PfIJMBEIt !41.
v Tax “Biahohd Liqbt” is the name of a now
article just patented in- Now York. ;It‘ia tee
masutheture pf a new kind of oQ, to bo burnt in
a lamp made for the purpose. The
Joxtimalof Ccwnmertt aaja:
“We have tried the bmp and oil, and have
found them to be all that is promised. The lijtet
Is equal to that of the best sperm oil; and being
so much cheaper, we see no reason why It should
not haTe a great run. oilis' made from,
.rosin, and cannot eixplode.'. ft is a real oU, and
Silii - D*e camphene'and burning
Ww V°. 8 l is only. 60, oenta a
gßon, and the means of rapper inexhaust.
Jaknaar.-lhiringUie nasimemtiw
forty-three Amwman Wssolshave bwn reported
as totally wrecked, and cne, a burnt
Of these, 7 were ships* 8 barks, 17 brio* and 17
sohrs. The vessels and their cargoes were Toluad
at $1,244,000, and Insured for $l.t)95;000. The
New York4/oumaJ of Co&ururce adds: ' - ‘ ; - >
In addition to’thft above,' therein insuronbein
this city, Providence and Boston* on the cargoes
of two foreign vessels reported lost.during the
month, to, ti»e amount of about’ $lOO,OOO and
one of tbe vessels is lnsufed In this 1 city, it is
stated, for $45,000.. .. Making V total lossto.tee
underwriters of aboutone million and aquifer
of dollars, as far as reported;
As Owvn or Bsal Basin AxWrsn yofi
Bbooxbo.—Peter Swambarg, the owner of a lot
and two houses, one ofwhich he rents to severftl
families, payable quarterly,, was arrested at Al
bany, N. this week, on the charge of obtain
ing, under the plea of poverty, a supply of fuel
from tee overseer of tee pobr. Ho,was, bower-
Or, subsequently let off, on terhhding the value
of the fueL - .v • '
The use of bool in England in the thirteenth
century met with-great opposition. A lecturer
upon the subjeot, in:Boston, Aftyaits use was
prohibited, by parliamentary law, under the im
pression. that It produced disease-. Ail milder
punishments failing to stop its uiej A lawpAAted
making it a capital offence to burn coal. - Inthe
reign of Edward the Pint, a man was actually
put to death for using it,
. Box’* liiXH Wobx,— An advertisement in %
Boston paper, lately, for a young cum to work
ina-Btore/was answered by elghteenftpplicante.
But one for a' “gentleman” to travel and play da
thebaojo, met with : four hundred and nine re
spondents. There must be a great mnoy
tfemen? inßoston, who. “play .on tee banjo.’.'
. Pius ix JAinjAnr.—Paring tee .past monte
of. January,, very sear forty Ares occurred in the
United EtatOS, where the"loss exceeded 310,000,
and; the aggregate loss exooeds^f,
The New Pork Journal of C'ortot&ttfla record
ing these facta, adds that 80 loat, in
.these fires. ;
. No u tax Wisoobsu rS^sata.—«The
.Senate of. Wlßoonsin have unanimously.passed
joint resolutions . instructing-their; Repretente;
tires In Congress tooppdso 'dhy'chan'ge' id' the
naturaliiation laws; • . ■
It Is estimated teat over hftlf p ; njflltonj>Ottnda
of.pork,;hams nod. shoulders,.vreri}.spoiled.ln
our city during the last scasonjwKtcpudergolhg
theprocessof rammer curing. ! Gov.- ‘ *
Thirteen hundred persons’went to thd watch
hooses during tee' past month to seek shelter
during the night.—tisn. Q<u. ■'■■■ ' ' - -
i LOVER, SEED—lUUbus..prime newiqr
>nl«by Jala ' J.ftVr.iaA.riWatafit.
fI^OBACTCO—SO bxs. ass'd brands, ds &nd
• ’I galnnp.tn rtmianaibr'nlrby' • ‘ :,r
, . ~T»MPLBftflOHlft.S4«t..
MUTLER’S. JtIEBOAwTILE-. WRITING •
TLVlD.—DipUmajandPrixt Medals Aar* beta award*
£# jriaid'lnkCtnrOhio J {aAanta ' fnrtffgfr. KXJK&Wut, ..
October. l&Siiohio State Ihtr, Hextart, Ohio, iX&ft* '
ISS4.; Indiana State Jttir, Madron* la. October, lib*-'' ',,
Copy of a Letter from- ’A tfs&MuUr as ctnatrvwti. _
. Cureom«. Sept. &. 186*—2b i Ot&crt.—,
This offloeiuirftralo&ff time flmsdft«uisenicu‘mxuto
a satisfactory artUo ctWr&kg aaJ-d!mtoa. Jot., -«**■**•.
coiwalrwuiflr fewißEiak tb** would not, r?
-.Masand stand* :
-fapoft^or?; r. - j
Bros* l-r H;* r?;c.*ri
Ihvifia -.Mif til? SS!^r?s'.; ; *rUfc
-tyrf.C ■ .‘.it lisduat.?.;if
•■; Vi.j »»*.•, T£/;•' \t\it y.‘
-jat* • t - • - ><. C,-i;FT.I»A.HP. ■JI ft*occi'.jtr y vftSr*~ -■
B?EN IN
pft -f ~': ju ratowtnrXT-VygaiftiseiMS
• r:i/ss*i«ri»dwiu» roeewy. prodadtg
• >iii 11■ iia,fa better.-Auron*wno
tdaeit an f«MT(miMiinlL end the raoetdeUeate tofsos
oesßotbetaißnA Or Its oia Adaltij too; eze freoueatir.
utdeet to worm* la therottnm anl imrt lawitlooe, widen
toeX’B I purebMed' Ixom tout agvti»& it
had the dselred«a<et laWtaslas »w*r » lvn number o
worms &cm my wife. IpTjrwssed another vkl«nas»V«
it to my chib*; It had the nine effect, bringing twar great
&xdnbersofworma.ltheselbz»teeonuaen<iiKto-tbe_etA
lle as a sure remedy fijrwonao. -P.gllSgß.
- Prepared and eola by mA-VAHKEaiOCKwOIX, 1 .
. jalSdlw : ~ tcrPBT. lut sod Wood ate.
f'iIX)VER DAiKixuc subscriberlafcre-
pared, to furnish toifrsiUies; ,¥BS8& lHULstd
-OaßAil, and alii be'thankful fcr thanatronawefWi
Mends and the public.,'llls .COWS will be fedoocord
' nhoiaeoms JbocL andereiy care win lie taken to uXaS Its
.customers. Orders addressed to WCkio* Poet Office, fpraji
the No. of the residence and street Will'be vtuwtuun'ev
tended to. • IccSfcdtfl- v,^.g.PABBV.
RT STOKE FORSALE—-Wo have
\jTfor*als the rtoefc. fixture* and good wHi dTaTainilT
(tracery Store, In «w pf the best locations la the dty, with
ut established wholesale and retail trade' la town and
eoantrr. Foc&maa ct Email capital this ijexwechsase
to obtain poeieMton of enfold and veil known itaad.—
•Termiessy. Fooeelott wm be etna on the Ist of Jia. Ap» »
ply to deSO. B. McLAIN* SOW; 21, tth ft. . .
LAUNDRY BLUE—The attention of .fomi-
Urt tad w**b-women is Invited to this Blais, which Is
-simply Indigo dissolved, baringallitaprOTettls*retained.
The Laundry pin* posseMts, over the undlaolred Indigo,
the advantage of imparting khettor coha- toclotbevcf he»
ing aneh more simple andeonvenient fcr.nee, and of b»>
Ingaearingofabouion* hallowing toth»f*efc.thst,Bflt -
moratbanocehalfofthe Indigo con be dluolred by -vo
ter. It Is entirely destitute of any propsrtlsalntarienato
doths. We vonld solicit a.taah gad warrant It to be as
represented. Foraalo hr . JOHN HAFT, Jr.
• SsflO. ' -J ! - -N0.141 Wdodst.
OTIOE. I —CARPETS, OAKPETS, oAlt-
IYplTS,rwdriogotNo.U3- ,
Wilton, Velvets, Brursels, Tso. Brussel*. Extra Ts'ee
Ply, Ten. Innate. Extra hup. ingrain, •!&» Ingrain \e
tdUan,LUt and Hag Carpets; also,every varlstr of B.tr
Mats, Window yw<| Trfwimlnge, tin
eortmantof Floor OHCiotha,from SMftetto ll tactile
vide, which ve cSerat a reduced prue. we inrita. tee
attention of our customer* and- tratelhig eommnnttt to
toll and ew, at . W. JJoCLIKTOOE * BBQ 8.( ,
SROOHE SHAWLS—A., Oo
haveJajtrec’d a lam and .splendid assortment' 0
readSanora Broehoohavis;- • :-.Ui2s
O LANKETS..BLAMKEIB-A, A.M»aoa
pl*Oo InviteatUntlantbthdr oxtrttslvsesutaea
cfßlonhete. oradstlox of mora.than-600. pMraofjae; IB
tovnt grades, all selling atSO per cent,less thanlen year*
prloes. •> ;■ i^-:>:srno*i
Cincinnati soap— 2s mtt»
: ; -.2- !
HOPS —9 bales prime Ohio ine’d and for
Mtoto- . ■ * Ban.* Hag«ia.w»tgifc.-
BRICK HOUSE FOE SALK CHEAPI
.4tO>‘ v- - ■B. CPTHBIRT * BTOf.Ha. M«a
'■ A ; NNATTO—ibaekola foreala by • r - _
I- J: :.:.8.-n.aatoBAQg
-IX7 ANTED IMMEDIATELT—Pittsborgh
i EANS—IOO baa, rac’d andfor gale by *
► non u. .•;, auarvga*piLwoaTiL
DRIEDFEUITS— 180 .bis. D. Eeachej;
BRY EE‘ACHES--30 bble. jnet top’d and
ibtM.br 1 ■ M '■■immt'mtou.mHt.-
biu. to arrive and.forealA.by
\JltSl HEtRYH-OflixlNe.
rni.AsaES—Bs 1.1.1 a: to nmrdandl lor
InSltT . iigyarn.floix.iNß: -
T ARD ABUTTER— SO kega No. I lard;.
£3 UGAR— IO hhde. prism N;- O. Snsar. ar-
OriveAandfcreetoby
BUTTER— 8 bbls. fresh Toll ;Btttt«t roo , <
onAftrealehr • iA>fcA.MaBAHE.LZ4,Mit.'
BACON BIDES-5 -caakB dear Sides in
«taraandfcrsqvbr A.*A.MoßAf»fl.U*,aaete
BEANS— 39 bbls Small White' received by
iaU ; v>i rj HE?nt?.H.OOLUWH.
COAP—SO bxß. Palih Soap" tod 25 lkjxei
O Boein Boap In store fef efle.bT.-, ,T. LITTLE A CO. _
nj RAPPING PAPER-200 renme double
V V - Orovm 160 mine medium • Crown and. 2)0 ma*
Cnvn, In *tcra aod for exit by T. LITTLE m 00.
(O.RO0NI) bds. to arrive onS.
VXB.-4arf aio i>br aut ■, ■
INSEBDOIL—I3 bbls. lAiacet ini* ju»*
.'--'Cr' tw»
A GOOD BUILDING LOT on-Mt.-Wash-
wsssse^tms^
D ULK I- , Bulk. Pork for
T. ABD4 oKtiaaj>r2- ,bl)la.:,l ) ani,#od -18
i EOOMSr-lOOdoi, Com .Brooma.foxMla
E lri»' *•■ . • I
"E'OR SALE—i.raloiNe Horae, ; pirfbctlj
‘ISHINGBOOXS, (Indi4Rabbflr) at tto
jpmß FLOUB—I7S bbh-fci Mtoby^.
iEED—IO bUA-i noTr landiag from
•XwlaCltyfcg alii by .XDlCggy 400. ■_