THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
B. 1L PETTINQILL * 00/9 ADVERTISING AGENCY
. :: .is jugin nmt, Kir You.
s .-x Jad /fo. 10, Slot* tfrut, -Bcefon.
p, to6,in Anuta So r the mo«t influential and l*rg*rt
tlrculatlu papers both la the United State*
.ajyl-lheAnnart**
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
■> ThwfcUowhig list of Builaea Firm* area l»iebe*t
and ant reliable fa the cttyot New York.
' AOOQBMO* BTRINOS, A’
URUNO, WEISSENBORN A CO., (lalo C.
2 Lane. lelfrtdeJPto
COTTON SAIL DUCK.
TOHN COLT’S Standard Cotton Sail Dock;
••H.C.BB4CU A Pine street. New York,
■Seanot*. Cotton CAnraa from Mveral other mill* also,
OiNABUiUFS Print Cbthswl Copper ltoilor*, tir CiUc o
|TI ,| Printer*. • njlb-toy'.ie'SS
• _• DRY 000.03.
|J OWEN, McNAMEE A CO. importers of
D American end ff.welga SUkandFancyGrodmlElaad
iTTgroadway. t&p3ir63
FCOTTENET &C0 m Importers of French
• end other Baropean Good*, No. 40 itroed street.
upJO'oS
C3PSTEIN & HONIG, lOO.Liberty sL, and
. Ei 105 CalareWcor.Trinlty Piece, Importers oM-*eo«
Bilk*. te. - i»rJ-6m:tAp3l &S
TAMES OWEN, 15 Broad St., Importer of
•? DmaTrlmmlnj*, Gimp* and Fringes, Silk Crarat*.
Lace Mltta; and Bilk Good* generally. ungSO^ft
Born, schlieper a haaraus, im-
of Oerm.Q md E»lsUn Enad Oothj, SUU,
Briai;An,No.6ogtrh»nk*Fleo». tnparaS
"DETER D. MULLEN, Importer of French
Qefmu uid S»m Brf 6»tlM, VolToU M«rl
noL Shawl*.Woolen*, Ac, No. 83 Broad street, New York.
' '
Bertrand,- freres & henry, im
porter* of Llwo Cambric* end Linen Cambric Hand*
ureueh, Linen Lawn*. Embroideries, Ac,, (own uannfae*
ture,44Beaiß et. de3o-tj*l&&
MEEKER .& MAIDIIOFF, Manufacturers
of FaahlouabieDna and Cloak Trimming*. Fringe*
.Ttf*" 1 * jalaiyUarw
p B. HATCH & C0 M ' 99 Chambers street.
Importer# of-GetttlemenP Furnishing Good*, and
* Man of Shirt*. Slock*. Ac.- • taugSl M>
JOHN M. DAYIES, JONES & CO., Im
porter* of Gentlemens’ VurnlfhJriff Oooda, and :Minn*
lecturer* or Stock*. Bttri*. TW, An, 2 i Warren etreet.
■ taosm. V .
ACBBTAIN REMEDY.
ErSE the Mexican Mustang Liniment in
I Bh*nmatUffl. BruUc*. Burn*. Sprain*. Cat*. Pilot
Sore*, an effectual coro Air aU external complaint* of
men or 3. W-Westtowk. original or lain* tor and
proprietor. 30A Broadway. N. Y. ,
DAODEUtEOTYPKS,
• T GURNEY, No. 349 Broadway, the oldest
a and most MtenriT* establishment In the United
•pitaW ; *ep 13-1 ytang’S !’&>
ttVPUBUSES
MDWARD9, SANFORD & CO., Foreign
Express. No. 33 Broadway. Good* and Package* for*
ed to and from all parte of the world. Agent in
Plttebnrgfa. Adam* A Co. - ael3-ly,t»elS*&S
FRENCH AND GHUMAN FANCY BASKETS.
(CHARLES ZINN & CO.,s2Haidon Lane,
J Importer* of French and German Fancy and Trarri-
I lur Basket*, and manufacturer* of Cane and Colored Wll
-1 or Furniture and Jenny Und W'irkatand*. Ac.
jygMJaIT'SS.
URATES AND TEN DKRB.
tATM. 11. JACKSON, (formerly W. & N.
if JafkamASansJ Gratoand Tender Maker. 891
Broadway, or** doy abort 13th New York, oelfl tjaStrSß
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
rnnE Newark India robber co., 59
I TAnn, N.Y* Maaufteturer* and Wholecal*
• Dealer* In Goodyear’* Patent India Rubber BooU, Shoe*,
Whip*.Clothing.Ball*. Toy*. Aa. ' foQ-Iy^ja3o , &&
TTNION INDIA RUBBER CD., 41 John
1 J it. make all kinds of Bnbber Clothing, Cloth*, Drug*
&& ArCdr*. A«4 Coat* than $2£Q to 90,00eaeh.
. mi-irtt*iy6S ? -
■4 : iIACHINXRJ ANDHACQCNE TOOLS. ■
A NDREWS AJESOP.No. 67 Pino et.,’Now
J\ Yegk, CommtoJoa nerchante for tto rale of aU kind*
o^Seddnista-Tool* and CoUnsand WooUn Machinery,
nna-the bat makers. Ezdseira Agent* (hr Low*ll_Ma-
UneShopa. . deao-tmyierba
PAPER WAREHOUSE
CYROB W. FIELD A IT Cliff street,
ImyriM andWholoale Polar* t* American JrendL
uermanand Xnglleh PAPERS, and eTery drarsrlptfon nl
- taugol 60
TTUNGAN* LEWIS & BARTOW, No. 161
1 W William street.—A great Variety of PAPER fl>t Booh-
Wllera, gtatioaer*, Printer*, Bookbinder*. Manoftctmetf,
and Trodwmen genially. • hi*3 66
"picST r ANl> COLOR MANUrAtfTUiIfIBS.
T> AINBOW COLORWORKS, Rochester N
I*EFIANCE SALAMANDER SAraS A
ft ffcgJrticgnqloefamßOOTOTK.
; TATBFCiUMaanftrtnrgr.Y9gPeari» . tapatfSt
■s'iv-A.V '"" »YB ASfr PASCT-GOODS, . i .I"
- W AHLRORN AW., 54 Mai Jea Lane,
W».M, wntt rmQM AND CHIHJWT YOF3.
TVMHiEB, COATES i TOOLE, No. 279
iVI. PeerUstwet, EamssOe TBe*. Q«n3Uik Chtowr
-ToTwrPlamWHfguiWiala.Kctali.** tang3lt>
. • WDTOOtT OI4SS, PAISTB, IC. ;
-T n. POILLON tV CO., Impoxiira of
a) . F„ooh Oath Wlaito* aU»-Si^Mßgel»r
BOOTS & SHOES,
, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
> JAMES BUBB, V, ,
/ . q|V]£ARKET and 6 Union sta., 3d aocr
V cMJftwntbs.Markst'Hcoaa.Plttslnirsli.wonld latoa
a fitonU tad U>s mibils fifawmllr, th»t b«
bM lost rac’d hliTall Btoefc of Boot* and Shoe* LB all tbair
-- oarfsUaa. • HtoStoek U osscf £hs larjr*t **>
-ftiirffty an/l miiraco«erwfth3pg worn by tha ladles <rf
Philadeißblfe'KavYorknsd Boston, and be tracts mono*
- fill to pies* «JL Graui ears ha* been *l*wa la arisctlni
lb*efaoieotEood*,aßofwhiebhawßßanti.
H*dbot«rtln«B*totnAaiinetnro,a* bersterjrs, alt ns*
' or Boot* and Sbora, and ftoa bls lanj; apww
eße*cfOTtt2o7*B»inbcsln**»intbtodiy«lf.h«tn»rf*,
A gam?*— thaas who arcs him With their
. pAtr«*M«-wmbamrtydaalttrtth. **l*
TkISSOLUTIDN OF FABTNBBSHU’.—
■ Y Xotto to. barabr Kina that U» Pirtamhlf bm+
uwiuiitiuute th*'firm uul vtrUot KIKrWi *
KUOTKESuMndtoBOind. TbasasaaetamotWATCll
CSTBTAliSvfllbaarrtodoa-M «ioal bj tiwremaiiunr
- • ~ - -*-* PHUbartb.
I. ~ JOIOTtO* —■ ■■■—■«■ lUSM.
Excelsior Carnage Factory.
TOHNSTON, BROTHERS 4 CO-pmcß
•l ed Coach Maker*. corner of JUbecrn usd Botocnt tie*
tit ntatfn
Eunn Can. to* mad* la all their varfoos stylse. with
•trictregerd to dorabllltrandl beautyiof&olsh. S”agla
all onr work the twt Juniata Iren and, Eastern Mfckgry.
Repair* attended toon the most isasrinslile tana*. .They
(•■I confident all vbotujliTsr them with their pwr
ronas*.wlU toperfectly «s*UQad,«n trial.or theirwork.
ttMTHttsburgh and Manchester Omnibuses pu« the Fee*
ttrr-erery - pc* :
D M; WESTERVELT; Venetian; Blind
18,. lianufaeturwyMo. 18 8L Pair street. PUtibureh.
•Pehna. - . criS-amd
. ; fpO STEAM BOAT OWNERS—Wanted to
|.; baT. an'-attract in a Staam Root* fc»wfckh cash.
FMCF CHIBA STORE,
65 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
JUST Imported and now open a full MBort
mast" French tad Zosllsh Gilt - ana While China, GUi
end White and Colored Stone China; Com »ost*-.
blyfor Countrytrade. ■ eeltt-lia M.-HODKISHOS.
• inr. zpwi*hs~..~~~auf't snvaar.
•STNA GLASS WORKS.
WM. BATH)BOS * CO-
Tie ANUFACTURERS anddealeinin Visl»,
ITxCi>tUn,ud •mdndinramn >nd nintGlunur,
. WmabwOlses, £&—No.33 Market street, PRUbarwlvP*.
■ Particular attention paid lc private mould* fat doUIm.
•.. ocfrdlr . ‘ -
• UOR SALE— 2BO acm.of land on Whit®
i ['.OafcßnOosx.l mile from M*Ke««port. Tba Impnrr
• n*mt* a« W) acre* of clear td land, a coodboa<w and tarD,
-, * T«nao«elart. da. .Also, a lam variety <« «*“
j£stala,.-aad£sexlbBdoamrprinlsd - *&s&tar. and any
«oa within* to bur real ostata, would do wall .to nt ft
(fflUi) at ay odes, as It I*lthe qokkeat way to find
. < •htrssarolsacaa byhad- Roqnlraof'
• Bor-tr, - - runs, woods. 75, 4th at.
:■ ■ * ' ? PTB*W.flOOB»-JW4. ' i, - ft .
; fnHOS. WHITfi A CO. No. 41 Sooth 2d.
I MweeUbUhttctit.--
• yowqoodAUrtaaodteaqoanedaaeortnaof Imhltjr
“BTBWABT'V KILGOBET'
. MASCTiCrDEIBSOr . ■:
COOKING. HEATING-,
AND
FANCY STOVES,
>i, , r (JBATES, FENDERS. .
• Pipes, Boxes, and Foundry / Castings .0.
OFFICEANDWA&BnOUSE,- :
No. 2G7 liberty St„ earner of Hand,
PITTSSUKGU, Pi,
~jVb. ;60 Areh j'/M<uu^ifaa t •
importers of 0. 41. flea's Unrivalled
NEEDLES.
AaenU for thamost Celebrate!
■wirra TißK3.n6simT.utamo stums.
" • DRAWERS. *L~. .
“ ; HARDWAEE FOR ~ ~:
• SADDLERS AND CARRIAGE MAKERS.
- B. T. Leeeh, Jr.,
; te ssfSSS“ “
WM. A. IBWXS’S - J
SEAL ESTATE OFFICE, % 87: Front
idiwt M d«r tom'««)««: DmJ" <» l"f
OmiproiirtybOTß^l'^B'l....
PITTSBGKOBHCOICii FACTOBYi
itowt
BIQEIOW 4'CO,
. 1- ■ ■ ■ CSiraun ts z. IL L’ljtclarJ ,
'>■. ■ 1 jjjUsizi ' miMoxp Attz, . s§=§!:■
Pittsburgh, Feuua.
ROACHES, CARRIAGES. PUiETOKS,
tqA«**rr doMriptloa cf l’sßffT VthW**
1 ‘ muuuir musntfMlM
be* o'7 oMriUn. id Miacft of fikUbTiklll cfvorvmftfiS^P
y, Kariayawßaiif,^^
BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
JOSEPH S. A A. P. MORRISON, Attor
tf neyaatLaw, OOoe No. 143 Fourth alreet, between
Bmlthiudd and Grant. Pittsburgh. Pa. my 24
!J W. HALL, Attorney at Law, “Bake
• well’* Bull dings," Qmnt street, between Fourth and
>Umond Alley. an3o*wlyT
i OBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law,
hat Lout*. Mo. feT
S OBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law
corner of Fifth and Grant atreeu.opposite the Court
* *tep*. PltUbargh. myttt-TKi
'AMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office
Fourth street, near Grant, Plltoburgh. jaUhlly -
RANOISC.FLANEGIN.AttomeyatLaw,
No. 170 Fourth »trwt, ntUbargb.
ASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law,
No. 80 Fifth street. Pittsburgh.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
XIEENAN & CO.. Bankers and T2xchanga
Broker*. No. 95 Wood»trBet,«)fn« of Diamond AUdV,
bursb. Pa.
ggrUuy andwll Bank Notefand Coin.- Diieoont Tima
Kxebvure, *nd Promitsorr Notes; - make Collections !□ all
the principal rUl«*of ths union; Bseelrs Depositson cell
and on internet, and rive their promptattenuon toall oth
er matter* appertainuis to a Broker's barieva.
. E3»Eaetern Bxchanya constantly for n l *
mn uim... H „.j3)VUD unji....Z:...f Louses mytt.
V/'RAMER & RAHM, Bankers and Kx
i\ change Broker*. Buy and *eU Gold and Silver'and.
Bank Nutaa, negotiate loan* on Estate or Stock Seen*
Notes, and Tima Bills on East
and neat. Huy and Mil Stocks on Co nun lesion. • Cclioe
tlons made on all points In- tin Union. Jfflee corner of
Third and Wood streets, dlreotly opposite the BtCharle*
Hotel. • myldy
wuoxui ptim.. r ~..Jocaca banna.... w. x. iuxt.
SiALMER, HANNA A Co.~Successors to
Horsey, Hanna A C<l, Bankers, Exchange Broken and
ers lu Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Certificate* of
DeoOelt. Bauk Notes, and Specie—N. W corner ofWoodand
Third streets. Correat Money received on Deposit. Bight
Check* for sale, and collections *)*'!* on nearly all prind*
pidjpoinUof the United Btatoa.
The highest premium paid for Foreign and American
Gold.
Adraneea mads on ooarignmenU of Prodoca, shipped
ist, on liberal term a
«nr. jl wimuu..~....... a. itiat.
mi. H. WILLIAMS 4 Co., Bankers and
w T Exchange Broker*, {forth Bast oenwr of Wood and
Third stmts, Pittsburgh.
All transactions made on liberal terms, and collection*
promptly attended to. - . . jaP-ly
N' HOLMES A SON, Dealers in Foreign
• tad Domestic Bill* of Exchange, Certificate* of ue*
punie. Bank Notes and Sped*, No. CD Market stmt, Pitti
tergb. jg"Collection* made on all the principal dtle*
. throughout the United-State*.
BOOKSELLERS &C.
' L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No.
• T 8 Fourth, itrwt, Apolla Buildings.
J OHN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta
tloner, vnaoosacT to Davison A Agusw, No, it 1 Market
meet, near Fourth, Pittsburgh. Pa.
ENRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and
Dealer In Stationery, A&, No. S 3 Market street, near
diamond. PitUbnrgh, Pa. ~ ...
AY & CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
No. to Wood street, next door to th* earner of Third,
[burgh. Pa. School and lay books constantly on hand.
COMMISSION AC.
8. L. LANCOAST & CO.,
CO M MISSION-MERCHANTS,
No. 17 North "Wharves, Philadelphia,
Bole Agent* ~ttf th* cal* of
R. S. CHILDS & OO.’S
LAMP BLACK.
g3“AUcsfiertwr theabovearticle promptly attended
to. nollsfirndw
.;.w.«. rowxu-
J. W. BUTLER & CO., ' -
1 FORWARDING A COMMISSION MER
-1 CHANTS wd Dod.l, ia .1! ktndaeTFlmlmreh M.E
nnictured Article*, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, No. 117 Pint
Street, PitUbnrgh. aafrlyd’M
& A M’BANE, Commission. and For
wardhtglldrebanU, dealer* in Wool and Produce
tin also, PitUbnrgh Manwfartarc*. No. 114, Bewmd
PltUbnjtfL - • . ap6-ly*&3
aiwi. a. aonrios
ROBISON A CO., Wholcaalo Grocers,
Prodsea Dealer*,and rvprmt—w M*n±aat*, No.
Aberty street. PltUburgh. jaltt .
ratsrrx
QPRINGER HARBAOGH A CO., (Saccos-
O *ot* to E. HarfctngX) Oomalsricri and Forwarding
Merchants; Dealer* In Wool and Prod nee generally. Noe.
ltd Pint and.ll3 Second street*. PUUbnrgh. Pa.. ap3-l y
A.*, hirdt .w*. r. rosru
TTARDY. JONES A CO., Successors to
I! ATWOOD, JONES A 00., Commlmfam and forward*.
mcAlierehants, Deakr*lnPltUbmgb ManoUeturedGood*,
PitUbnrgh. .
A/TERCER & ANTBLQ, General Oomrais
-IYI riot) Merchants, Philadelphia. Liberal advance*
.oadattteonrixnmenUcf Produce gvasraUr. Jal7.-y
job* WArr.._~~.~.—i witee.*. _
TOIIN WATT A CO., Whohuale Groeert,
•f. Oosnmljsloa McrdbmU, an d Dealer*; la Prodnee and
Pittsburgh ManttUctore*. No. SCd fifty *t» PitUbnrgh
T B. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio,:
•V * -Goumissfcaand FarwardlngKerchsitt. and Whole
-52* Dealer, in W«*tern Reserve Cheese, Batter, Pet and
Pearl Ash. and Western Prodare genersllf. Water street,
between Smlthfieldaod-Wood. PitUbnrgh.' - , .
—r'wit tmii.«L. ■-.....■— utils, m
, . (Late cffnn KoMsija. Little A Qe.) --
T IjTTIiE & CO., -Wholesale Grocers,
* Produce and Commission Merchants, and D**J*r* in
Pittsburgh--MassiKtarea, No. 11X Second street, Pltle
borgb. - - - jaifer&3
ftnEESE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY H.
1 _J COLLINS. Forwarding and Oommlarion Merchant .and
Kafar In Cheer*, Batter, Lake Fish and Produce arntraCy
35 Wood street, above Water. Plttalmrgh «J3l
TTON BONNHORST 4 MURPHY, Whole
f nle Gran and Gommtsrioo. Merchants, and Dealer*
fo Pitt»hin*h Mairoahrtnfoe, So £ Water stmt, Pitts
burgh, Pfc ' ' ,
mHOMAS PALMER, Importer and Dealer
■ in French and American Wad Paper, No. W *Urket
(Gset, between Third and Fourth street, Pittsburgh*
mhS-’id .
XWT - MeCLINTOCK, Importer and Wholo
f ? • tale sad Retail Dealer In Carpetlnir.- Flw OQ
CtolhaMattlnp, Table and Plano Corere. Window Bhadea
atSm Boat Ttfanadnaa. No. lUltarkat treat. -
: Jt ORRIS 4 PATTON, Wholesale and Ko-
Yl t*n Grocer*, on the Caters tideo) the IHasood,
11tubtirgh. Pa. ; ■
. DRY GOODS.
T?RANK VAN OORDER, Dealer in Tfirn
r 1.1., Ui*tm «ne orotoi Ua Otod«. EmetoU.rW,
jfco.ntA rtmiuMßaGood.MUtoflr »rtlcW; jtttll .A
nrtm«ot of .Ueh rxn .t ooipcr w
WarketftreetasdthePiaisend; Plttebshth.Fa. apll«ly
a. a.it am* * 00., pmaraMß—wjl atohijj ait Toar.-
k- A. MASON k CO., WholesaJo and Retail
J\ m Dmlcts In Fancy and gtaple Dry Gcodi, » Vtflh
jtreet. Pltttbunh- •
Murphy 4 uubchfield, wholesale
and Betas-Pry Qooda Merrhaata. eqrner Fourth and
rtreete.Pitutmrcfc. • ' • ••
GROCERS.
J T 81M1,..n.'.n0-n-W- nAIRAPaH^-^^—booi
BOONE. HARBA'UOH & BOOHE,
ENERALCOMMIHSION MERCHANTS,
11 Id Word, Flour. Prodsee and Prorttinna, No
&North Water atreei, PUiladel jdiia.
HARBAUQH * BOOHES, j .
TJIOBWAKD'iNa COMMISSION MER
I? CHANTa, Dealer* inWort! and Pndnee ktod*
flttebcrah. I*a. «hg-lrd
SSm. wluac* oanwro
Wallace & fiardlner, .
WHOLESALE DEALERS IL _
nour.Pro^.ons^and^ueeGeno^^
yos**nonCmr-...4uc»AaD fwtd.
IOONKLOYD A CO., Wholesale Gwkom
•I andCotmnladonil«thknta,No..lT3Wo(dand Lib*
tty treat, PltUbnrah. • .
OOBERT MOORE,'WholosaloOrooer,'R«o
iisS w bi r/. .‘tjr.fti:
told low IbT caih. ' - . : -
BURN**4 COWhulc^l a Oro-
S hand at tbtif Warehoua*. U 1 Water MtntUti
t«»isw Bictrr.. uezn. •.
ISAIAH DICKEY & CO., Wholssalo'Gro-
I /v.nYwslMrfnti Meeehente. end Dealere (S Produce
Jo. M Water treat, and 107 Front treat. Ptttarargb.
joH*K*ani—..-.WALttto.ao*.
k ROE, Wholesalo Grocers And
MenhanU, No. 1M Liberty itreef Pitta-
mm. .MMV.V.
•auun «mu*> ... • - • •
XU] M. BAGALEY- .4 CO., Wholesalo Gro
fV ceta. Noe. U and a Wood treat. Plttabnrgh. - :
WILLIAM A. M’CLIIRO, Growr and
Tea Dealer, earner Of Wood, hod .Sixth aireeti.ha
aiwarren hand aluwe taaorinentcrfchcileeGroeertcwaad
ftarTear—Fotrtxn Fruit* and Not*. Wholesale and KetaU.
Paalar* auppSafott-the lowetterm*. '
BOBEKT DALOELL: A/.CO.r Wholoesla
Oneen, Caactltloa Msrekanta, Dealers In Produee
ana PiU»wgh Manuftrtum. - No. 253 liberty street,
Plttgfraikh. •.'.•■■■ .-■••■ '
JOBS D. *“-—BATD J(*CASDt*UB, '
tITICK ‘A McCANPLESS, stlccessoi'a to
ff L.‘A 3. D.WWc, Wholesale Graner*. FetwaMtoff and
Yanvtnd Plttrbnrgh Uanatotum HsnnaJr- eansr ol
Wood and Water : . 1
a. «id
f\ _ (V)tanteiotiHeßfaant,Daalt(nProdnesaadntU>
MwSaSnod Artkha, 1»6 liberty, ptmt,- Pltt»
baffh. ■ -• ,•> V t '
idos rwfre».-s..*m-~— wcßAkft noip. ,
T" kR. FLOYD. Wholoaalo Grocers, Com
■l* nri**v>oMerrbanu,sad
Chnreh HalHluK*, fronting on Liberty, Wood# and fiixth
tre*U.PHt*bursb. . - - ■ - - - .. •. :
"w*. joßAuf^. — a ootuura,
w. siautr.
.VBJ. JlfllßW. v. ;
/O AGALEY, WOODWARD A CO.,Whole-
Orwetsu NoCT Market street. Phgaietahla'
wiAn-~. .—JL a. oomn.
\fcCANDLESS,MEANS AOO. < (fucces'
J"! sett to Wick A HoOtndTtiisJ Wholesals 0 freer*,
J>*ai«raln Iron. Halls, Glua.OoUonxarns, and PUtsbsrjtb
M|guajtM»* cetMra2ly,«ms: of .Wo* • ■ i • gi»
:MEN.
jT Donaldson, Alderman* 5
OFFICE, conior of Penn and St,;Clft!r-Bts.,
nttrburjib. All Iradneo pertaining to the offire of
nnaa wlUbe promptly attended to. : • W-lyd ~~
Patrick- McKenna,
AEDERWAN iOF THE THIRD WARD.
iTkFFICK corner of Grant uml Fifth etreaU.
* r ntsmerlr o«wupled>y. Aldeman UwJa> whte ail
PITTSBURGH. FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1855.
AGENCIES^
8. cbthbert & sox,
ENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for
lX4hesale ami pareha** of Beal Estate, Collection of
Bent*. Negotiating Loans, on Bands, Mortgage*. Ac- No.
140 Third rU Pittsburgh. Pa. r
Mtnhigftfi General Conuzussioii and Collec
tion Agency Office,
FOR the collection of Homo and Foreign
Mercantile and alt other Money el aim*. In Michigan
and adjacent States, Investment and Payment of Moneys.
Payment of Taxes, Pnrehaae and Bal* of Baal-KstaU and
Blocks and Insnrance Agent*. 4 .
, PBLTIEIi AANDEU3ON. Detroit. Michigan.
S'firaica i» S**Ubwvh— Means. Kramer A Bahm, Hank
er*; Whit* A Oo* Gazette Offlee; Lorenx. Stewart A Co*
Merchant*.
Wsmn-Two. Agcnde* or Michigan from rentable
Insurance ComiiaiUM. . ; myio-ird
"AUSTIN .LOOMIS, Rent Estate Agent,
A Stock, Uochandln and BiU Broker, eihetr So. 93
Fourth street, above Wood. Burinea* promptly attended
to. ■_ ;yH:diy
S' AfiIUEL L. MARSHELL, Secretary Citi
aeu’s losurauae Company, M Water etroet.
l M. GORDON, Secretary Western Insu
* Water street ,
JrGARDINERCOFFIN, Agentfor Franklin
I .•Bln Insuraace Company, nortfeait corner of Wood
and Third ssroct*.
1 A.. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Ma
• tnal Insurance Company, 43 Water stront
MUSIC, &C.
lOIIN H. MBZiLOR, Dealer in Piano Fcrtee,
1 fcl Music and Mgilcal Instruments, School Books, and
iutfonerr. SoUageofi fbr Chick minx's Plano forte, Ibr-
ATesUra Pennsylvania—No. HI Wood street
HENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music, Ma
‘ileal Instruments, and Importer of ItaHan Btrlngs,
igentfcr Nonna A tilark’s grand and square Piano*,
with Cblenun'* diokan Attachment Also Ibr Dunham a
DRUGGISTS,
YOHN HAI'T, (successor to Jaa. M’Gaf
►l for,) Wholesale and lleUHDrngglst and Dealer in
Ulnts, Oils, Dyestuff*, Ac., 141 Woo-1 street, 8 door* below
Virgin Alley, PitUbnrgh. J3*Hegular' Agent for Dr.
fewa’s Medleine. . mh3o_.-
"f OIIN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Donler in
*1 Drugs, Psinta, Oils, Varnishes and Dye Staff*, No. SfiA
Liberty street PltUburgh. -
All order* will receive prompt attention. *•
. par Agent ftT Bchenck'e Pulmonle Byrup.' mar 34-1 y .
SA. FAHNESTOCK' & CO., Wholesale
« Drngsglsts, and mannUeturer* of White L«ad.Bed
. and Litharge, eomsr Wood and Proat streets, ntt*-
burgh. mebi
E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
L> * Drag*. Paints, Dye Stuff*, Oils, Varnishr*. A<l, In,
iutVood str»t PltUUmgh. Goods warranted. Prices
raxDoncx sxites.
DRADN & REITER, Wholesale & Retail
JD Drugglrtw eoraer of Überty and BtQalr street*,
PiiUburcn.
SCHOONMAKER 4 CO., Wholesale
• Druggists, No. 24. Wood street PitUbnrgh.
JOSEPH FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox
•f A Co-, corner Market street and Diamond— Keep* cop
stantly on lceud a full and eoaplet* assortment of Drags,
Medldnee, Modletne Chests, Perfumery, and all ertleus
pertaining to hi* business.
Phytidans prescriptions carefully compounded et all
hours. Jafiriy
WOOIi MERCHANTS.
U LEE,anccessor to MURPHY A LEE.
ri« Wool Beeler, end Oaamlearioa Merchant for th*
iSbi of At-wi-«te Wool) Goods No IST ÜbertvJtnet
tar*
SIEDICIXE.
W' M. VABIAN, M. D.. Office Clh etroet,
below Bmlthfield. Qficellnunc—- 8 to 0, A. M n S to
s, r.u-f 7 to 8, r. u. my36-lyd
SCOTT, Dentist, Fouitn aweet. stfTSgak
• five dooro west of Market Office honrsOTWESJ
ne*.iL.toftr.H.
AU wore warranted. jatfi
MERCHANT TAILORS.
B CHESTER, Merchant Tailor arid Clo
• thler. No. 74 Wood street Particular attention
to BoyiP and Yooth** Clothing. nolijr^
WILLIAM DIGBY, Merchant ■TailS J)ra*
per and Dealer in Beady Made UI lib>
erty street,
WATTS A CO., Merchant Toildra, 181
■A« liberty street—We ere now Rearing «nr
Emng stork or Good* for Gentlentra’* Weep—Cloths, (Is*,
rimenaa and Ve*Ung*oflhe newest style* and ftneetqualltr
t>us friend* end dutesun wUI ptaae* give u* * caiL (mhl
MANOPACTPRING.
WILLIAM BARNHILL 4 Co.,‘ ,
f, OILER MAKERS and SIIEET-H&N
Yl WORKEBB, tTaanfkrturera of tternhur* Patent
Dutlm.Clitoners.llricheo, Pfr* Cad #teeai PUee. Oot>-
< (it* Boers
•4c. Also, iflvkialtha' Work, Bridge and Viaduct lrone*
e*. : Repairing done on the sberUvi notfae. no3o-lrd.
T W;- WOODWELL, Wholcaalo and Retail
d • Manufacturer and Dealer In Cabinet Wars, Jfa. 83
Third ttrosL •.■■■■•
JOHN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
PATENT BOX. VICE* a snpwlor article, BOLID BOX
sad RRavxD BOX. VICErt. tenor at AUdawon end Hob
loacn stneu, on* eonare from the Hand stroet Bridge. A!-
legheoy City. ooJOaell
IT* MBROIDERED AND AI'LICA MAN-
Pi TILTAfc-MaterUis marked fnr Embroidery end Ap
llckXtxkbT MES.L.«.WItw»N'.
j«2tf No.2SIK Paso street, ilm tlaed.
Bolivar Firo Brick and Crucible Clay Man
nfactnrins Company. ;
TIIS COMPANYHAVING ENLARGED
their ewsadtr for mannltoturtiss, arw.tDv prepared
to meet the Increas'd demaad lbrthetivurtetir-CrwlbMaiul
Kaui«ci.r. Ort«, m*.
snuotgsi.nm.
Boots and Shoes!!
1 AMES ROBB; No.SO Market street, 3d
mm doarften tbe Market laSiria the rob
uettot hehaa now a wy fuliatockof every thin* In the
Boot and f hoe trad*, such as LadWGaUera. half Galtna,
Jenny Lind Pmdims,l«d7 Franklin end alfthe rtytos
fbon-ion the Eastsim vitlee; etsow Mimee* an.l ChUdrens*
Gaiters and Fancy Boots asdFboea, In all their varieties
alwvtHnttcnenr flneUrera Patent Calf Bool*- Freneh
Gtitßod*. CteogTee* Gaiters and Shoes; alter. Hot* and
Tooths* Hoots,fine French Calf. ~ ‘ ~'
Please kI re n< a rell as we with to sell such an article
to all who aw ns with their eurtom as wUI Rita satirise
tlon. Renumber the plan*, to Martetftrwt, nra
Hats and Caps.
1 WILSON A SON keop constantly on
•I • handetery dctertptk>n t andTajrs*tyrf Hat# and
Cap*, both wholoeale ana retail. Those deelriec a neat
lisbloaabU Hater Cap, guodand cheap, wooMdowrUto
*lt* na a call befcrs pnnhatinc elaewhera. nolS-tf
roo tt. *- wocca.
M’COHD &. CO*
- WUOLRBALI AND RffTATL PAhOIONAIIL«
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DBAI.HMIN ALL KINDS OF FURR
COKSER Or WOOD JNJ> iTIFtII STREETS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
*n.Tbcl»atoek embrarea evoTfluality anoaejleof Hats
an JCapeLlluffi, Boa*. Cuff* and For BenasU.
.
; Coach and Carriage Factory.
JOHNSTON, BROTHER 4 CO., comer of
Belmbnt nad Kslema streets, 1 An#»b*DT Clly. would
respectfully iufcra their friend*, and the public cenondly,
* l JU? orier* with rtrtet regard to Aar*
MlUy and l«anty of BnUb. Repairs «U 1 also to atunded
toro the most n»**onaMs“tern*. »p»h
•he beet Eastern Bhalla<-Poles and Whrel Stall, they feel
orafldest that all who farcr them w th thtic patttmaft
wllltowrtfctly satisfied on trial of th*lr work. '
Purcaafer* are requested to gtre them a call tolbra pur*
elsewhere. ®*®
C. B. HEADLY &CO* '
CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE,
no. 8J TmSD ST. t NEAR JURRET.
WOULD respectfully inform their friends
and Um pabftc c*nera&y. that they have In storo
u»ir complete Fall Stock, conritita* ofOwpetiiof every
Window Shades, Ac. Penonstnwantare InrltedtoreU
and ex*mlse their stock. Steamboat*, Hotels , and Best,
dencH fnroiah«d .on the most reasonable terms.
jErfmeu Profitsand qntak Baloa*6K
onli. **.
b fc umaiwir........cUTni'Aß*h*—.U^k._t.jicwaBaAP
PA.
nnKACK and Depot Rtulrond Sealer, Hay,
-I Cattle an d drain doJ Tlatfcnn and Oronterdo; Door
Coeks of aU «D««, Kprinx.Drop and Thumb Latebes,Ooff«
Mill* of rertou* kind* Paint Mills,
Bolts ahd Fsstanlnjx Maßeable Iron,OMMa«* of every va*
rlatr In fora and flnlsli. . . . ’ dtf
; WvW.WAIXACB,
: STEAM MARBLE WORKS. I
t!9,d #«f.Ka lAbcri]/ ttrttL, appetite B*tU\jUd rireef,
i, • PITTSBCRGII. -‘-r'i .
ONUMENTS, Tombfl,. Gram Stones,
iTl.‘Furniture Tops. Mant*U Imprelns fitonto. al
7»y»oa hand, and made to order, Vy. machinery; at the
lowest ■ price*. ; . Thr».hundred original andulteted de
tire* tor Mimtimesla, AnJciQ hand. Block and Blab Slat*
I. FiefomUhtel w tbeTrade ftlthe lowest wioes. , Altcfdsn
■
Mow Goods and Fashions for Gentlenisns’
■ Clothing for Spring of 1854. I
IP WATTS * CO. begToavo ro»pootfolly
’ Pi * to Infljm their nnaietcu* fu«bcw«tt, j. d. the pub-
UecenmUj, that theyhave iurt >ec#jrida-fr«h lurpiy
of Goods adapted to bGfU* Hod
swimarJtriiHjjbnf-andtbatth natlvecr*
dsr* tor making theta up la 1 n m usual MgSarb etrle.
• ThSkatlslketlnneo genmß.|viawresed tor uttirj custo
mer* Wthcrto. with thelrnumble sflort* to pUaee, »timu*
lateatbao to fresh exertion* In the same direction. Walk
'* D ysrr!—Sranffsn an Inftirmadthat otsrhßata 1* No. IT4
Lltorty ft feet, North aid*, above Bk Clair. , ~-ap22.
■ Penn Cotton Mills, HttsTmrgli. 1
Kennedy, cards a co., finnufeoi
jSa*ASci. I ItoTTt-*SllMtlirn!
Oarnt Chain of all color* and .
•• i - '- OufctonTwloe;
i‘ Bar-d I-...:
MAFFBT ft OLD, -
am nwm ma*/orro«wa lunaoifr FwjrgS '
TVSANUFAC'rURB ollkinds of Wiitjr, Gu
fIOLDS aro Oot idwayS Consamptiin; -jot’
Ocmsumpilon to the .rytiut cf-oeyesUa
SriS&MSSBSS-
HEW YORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
from VI3SCIILTI A SCHELL'S Oeniral AdvmtUlnjr
llonae,Ro.fi46and«4BCroadway,NeirX(wk,(UUNo. 80
Nassau street) ?
j ft rwi <»the
cisn anisic & pimo| store
OF' ; _
HORACE. .WAjTERS,
No. 3M Broadway, New Tcric
MONOPOLX.
OPPOSITION TO'
Hnaic at Greatly Reduced Bates.
TVTOTWITUSTANi/INQ the combination
: i\ ofMMlaD*ol«iitn-**#pDp the-Wei*of oon-eopy
flihv moiKflpainitthelntentta ot
g£OTJssss£ff-sae^sa^sf§
Katire Tileat, and to adopt tha ‘Larwtiejr. lU*
stock of Amerfcan and JStuopean Mow U ftn 3
JSJgfM'Ste*ss^s?:
S®afflSt%sSS® 2M&!
SS»^i&Tr , S‘iSilSt KSBBSSS.
amonff‘them tlw celebrated IIOJUCt
.WiTXM’. Fuses and tbajiril. pranat ftJEoU ft****«{
T. UautT > Co.'s make, (ownota of tbkxSoU*** patontd
Krwood hand l'iaaoa atfiPtatbareai**.' -Ww tkom $lO to
si&o. Melod#ooifr«tnj | fM<lltfefaatßawitoelorlaa;lDduil'
Fwtha loe.’lkxmmS. D. *U. W. Mtlodwn^Uu^
•-Lto tlw equal tempeTamentj fV. U*ryiak*iA &M putted
ehorehea. AU orders promptly atujww- to. Moilewnt
to all parts ofthe country, reduced ratos. |
lie ami and #*leet eatalojruea price# of
to any aadiwtrffMf tharge. feMar
A CAKDii: -:v. i '
B 8 OANllt' BTIIBBT. YPftfr.
KOLYHETJXBEfcL -
IMPORTRB-L&D MANUfUCfITRER O P
CLOAKS ,& MANTILLAS*
WOULD, respectfully'ifl&rrt-thei trado
that hU Imported and cxsaaOnturM Stylet for the
spun* Trad* will be retdr for Jb*p*ctkm on the, lfitb of
**lie?\ssiB tit onto Bikhlttf* wmitiit from N*w York
who fa pwtonallf yfaltlnc Perl* Ui**ratotMn»T ratranw
Ur uatrt thit bt will hmr* Uter nl more railed ttyfe*
tb*o *u» house In the trade. sJ /. , ! j
jCrToe notice of drafart Itc*U«ft>|kih*tbor*, ead they
jujr ralrution erory etteatloo. 'j?'- * JtUMnuT'
Charles’s London Cordial ;Gin.l
*V]E7ITIIOIJT the neoess;tj«bf£jctraonlinnry.
, VV puUldty, with srtrM'iraapdhtt'cmtli'partef the
proprietor, this superb Gin. In the short period which hss
elspeed slnosits introduction to tft»'Am*ric*n public, has
aebSimd a popularity beyond preeMent In the wheleiiit
of aleoboHosumulante. ’ *
' Tht OrtiAeaUs <&■ over Fwe z&ttMfld J*JkptUians lo
Bucland and the United State*, proclaim Its trameendan t
tbs sideboard ofthdfOimlJf aad.tbibar of
every veli-fwgulated hotel; by the bedrid* of tbe sick. a*
well m the companion of the beaJttr. fnrarf*
eoflrio caa/ibcr. It Is adoption.'The Inebri
ate, br Its use, finds It a slight sthsalant, which, while It
fM)!s tbs spnctttu, grndiialtr'Weiah Mm from tbo. horrors
of delirium, and restores »stuttered constitution.
Its anal rrvutation ir dcrict&ltom Its aheoiuta purity,
itfdtlfckias flavor, differing entlrsvftDintvcry other gin,
—it* great utility as of dyspepsia,
gout, craTsl, disease* of the kHuaySAnd Innumerable otb
sr mal*lles mrwhkh as a rsmedrutsiPWiaotlTa U baa
n °Tutjwkrs it is fadtrpaag^hrmtKWrdlspclllncthe
annoyaheee frequently sngeuaneti w chan so of water,
st r~. as, also, ague, ftTsr.andßtfttU(2wtcrTdaseriptioa.
CHAhLKS* LONDON OOODIAIrGIN la puiup in square
bottles, stamped with the prnprirto.li name, a far el mile
•isnature upop the label, and pecked in maos of two doxen
Beware of imttatioui. Jd&’tjNmitßS-CStarlos’ lohdon
Cordial Uln can be had retail qFall respectable drnggista
S 8 ™ *» *tWrail®fßLls. tort '
. US Peati *ti New .York.
A cents treated with on liberal turns. jaT.lmdv ■ -
SCHTEFFEXJN BE£)THEEB & 00.,
•■iwirroMl- 4 v' i
Usx4rmoefdto2io.lttl WS^imsU t ear.Q/Sukvuu > .
iMPORITNQ tho froni their
original markets,both la Xmnms nodlndies,and
) Krcneh and English CbemkaU, Perfumery,! Tooth.
Nall and Bair Broshe* Hair Glovse and Strap* Paris »nd
Trieste Sponges, Corks. Soap*. offer them on
the mcstreaaonabJe terms. Ortarsrither Is person, or by
-mall, will receive their best attention. jeia-ianv
Extortion-JFafcZes. .
11TM. HEKUDT, between
If Prince and Ifcmston at*.', SfrwYcek. MaoulhctUTM.
A large aoortmeut always oa hand. Orders for Shipping
punctually attended to. . . m cell-3mT
£<OUPII< A CO., '.Vholcrala Print Scllcra,
I - publishers. printers, ant Manufacturing {Artists,
snin, Paria, London.Barilo* and NjaSGO Breadway,'.,
2UwYotk.> Catalogues asut’fenmalL The usual discount
to th« trad* and Institution* -rieiurf framee furnished
' QrtT-amT ’ ■ ‘ ‘
anspELiiAjngQPs: T
BOBEBT H. BmEESOBTSI
iIVERY AND SALE •
STABJiA,... - .■■SB&3SOEI.
. Corner Alley,
prmßUEoa.pA.
ABHUHD HOUSE,i
taea must, AuoygoivixTß a Tam.
PBILiPfehPnVA.. | ■ : •
H. a BKNSihJ,'.f:*or*MTO*.‘
<a-Vria<Ja°Ki.li&3ttriM-MJt I
H», MtM->U - ... r ■ t , - . ;
” JoBEp3l CHARSAS,' r '
KinUliU AXD 11ETALL DhU.t* i-V
IMPORTED CIGARS,
63 M&hi POtabvrjh, j
I«tf .Ttlir 7«4r*K .
WALTER P.,MARSHALL, Importer and
I>«ierta Plßlti.TlgßrKlftfulDmnUlT* Piper H*r£-
lofft «ft. M Wood rtr**t,>lU»bar*b. . ;
Bell A fat aftb» o»toor»Ud Bmiafcrtw»
Parti. , • C&3-63
TJARIa FASHIONS FORLAIHES'DRESS
■7 ES.-Th* Pari*hy**hJooj *>? JtJNK,<iljTrt j*r it**m*r
k P»nn. ahore !Üb*l itmt
us tr . ~ -
■» f.iOfU *wx. imcaui.
"XIEB, JOSES & C 0„
UI’ItQPJITZTOBS
KIER'S PORT ABU, BOAT UNK, ‘
17 ORWARDING AND COMMISSION
I; MRRCUAKTB, Canal Basin. Berenth street, PUts-
U?<l ftfl, Mms fort, B.tl. Hams. XW* ea
tn> ana No. 1 Salt, Anthradte and Scotch Pis Iron. B«UTar
Brick end Clay, AothradtaOoel, ds. mxia
BANKING HOUSES
JGHNTVHOGG: 1
new yonx,
finssssss.®"- ,
MOIWrPLfcABAST, PrttV
CONNELLS TILLS. FAYETTE CO.,
I'NIONTOWN, - •*
B&OW.NHYIU.E. *; •*'. J ;
Deposits rsesivsd, lttsfounUoada, Drafts bought. sold
sod collected, BankNeteseod Epeeie bought and,sold
Btoekm Notes and ether SseurUtes fought and *44 on
eonmlssfam, Comspoudenoa and eollorUcas solicited.
noSttf • • . ’ ;
Agency.
■Vf OSBSF. EATON, No; 19 Sixth at, kgent
IvJ frrseMnr end buying PATENT RIGHTS,Is now
au*oortaod to swl tbs following lately patented articles;
Trott'a patent ihi Globes, foe bteara Engines;
Goa's pa tan t Drill, fur Prilling Iron; -•
DoanVßoe* Drilling Machines. ■
Copeland's Stationary and Po*UbU Eaw Wills; •
Crawford'S Eteem and Wats? Quagne, and ,
(htSth’s Wrought Ima Railroad Chair Uschlnas.
TbeM articles bar* boon examined hrfHwrtieal Meehan*
imand machinist*, end jnonoanrsd superior to aorlu«*V
- lie U aim authorized tn sail Rights » teaks and vena
tb«e article* in any part of lbs amntry. . • '
He has also (hr sals hotfreseed Nutts and TV ashamend
Bnlahad BtasiWerk, - - ;
Hs Is r'm prepared to tabs Agencies for the sale of oln*
rr Mtantad Blunts and n»w InTeotkms, and glTetorths
bo«isesß faithful and eoaaUnl attention . !
Us refers to tbs j
- Tbs subscribers haT*W*bsen*e«uilntwl wltoMr
Moses F. Eaton, and baas bo naeJUtion la mommeudlo*
slm to all whonsay wteh to employ his senless, ask" Ken*
pf undoubted integrity and IsdrtaUnble industry 4
lu whose exertions rrsrjr reHanos mar baiplaesd; . -
Nrrllls 11. Craig, W. BoMnacnJJr^'
Wm. Larimer, Jr., - iobnOrabam, ; '
Will. Poobr. '‘. -1L Childs A Go.,
. James Wood, N. Holme* A Soon , /
1 P. jCrriand, • Kramer A Rahm.s ■
William V. Johnrton.
WMlem Phillips, - ABdrew Faiton. i
A. W. LoomU. l a WflK® Minima.
pimnimiß. Ntmmttr Pth, !&&*• jsUr
Fall and Winter Goods. ,
ESMOND - WATTS.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
.1U LWEETT STREET.
J' HAVE now on bond a large Stock of Foil
and Winter Goods, orercnsttegt cfootlrsly new designs,
itsh Vestings of the oast bcantUhlpatturos; French and
English Casslmena, of arery style and shads In tot mar.
tet, all nf which 1 will make to order on th* most reason
abUtenns.atidvzr’Wtedlysul* issi»
CARPETS, OH CLOTHS, &c.|
\\T ITCLINTOCK & BROS, ire bow sell
■ f •Ins off their entire stock of Carwtlog, Oil Cloths,
Ae«wr«iiS,et pries* lowarthajunen ooerodjn tlm west*
trn market. Onrstoek constet* »a part of the follow! 02, *bJ
BWiVeteet Pile Carpets, TlipJslrrßrttsseln •:
Bnimds, 3 rlr. Bttperflns and rasrnon lngrnn;,
. Damask, TwlUsdand Plain Vsbltian: • j
Uet and Hag Carpets. Ateo, Oil Cloths.
Bnn, Window ebadesTSteiMtedM, MktUng,
- > filedlnni add Mats nf all kinds; f
n Wlth a fbll assortment of. all axttelols csoerany kept In a
to' fhmlsli Steamboat*, -lToiwos|or’no-
UtewUl do relltocall now, as new U tbfftlmswseoors
ersai liargalns. - itomemhsr tha pbee« So, 113 Market ah,
near Liberty. pdt
•T7~THEW iFLOW teACSwaYTT
ITAVINO commencid ocorttbohE' ito tho
IJ NrW PLOCOIt rAOTOSY, to Miocfajuter, ,T.
PLOUQUB of ererr of th.
' jacatlaproTeil patterns Among them WIU be .tqnnd J
8. Ililfs Patent Doable or InrULFlonßhj, J. 8. Ilall's Pm
tent Iron Centra J’loagbs, Improved.L«T*r.Plongn;alm
Dill Elds and BnNEoll,Ooltnn anAhacarPlonehs, loenth
er withPloncbPoints andCaittnesofeTerriieKiiptloii
Oar Flonsbs and Cartings esn'ns had Wholesale and
Beta?), at onr warehouse No. &1 Überty it, PUtepurgh.
aali4todAw*a {
Continuation of the i
GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OS
A. A MASON & CO..
And still errater radoptton In prloes |
-A. i A. MASON & CO. will contintfo khout
j\_ • sale through the month of February. TbtAr low
meose stock os again marked down aad offrtodßt
jrtinaraaterjrsoUgUou japrtma.- . . . fei
Finns cACKX/'
■ fnaa the Bast, at hj« CAltMAfllWArtE.£3ggF
HuVSi sitoatedney.ths TwnJdUa Uon, between |Hua
barch k lAvrsnasTtUs, a spleudld aoortasiit of.Vihklai
r ofrrary dHcrfptloo.and wDltonminsto'Wcsiysrtguljy
andtewndfimd CAK&XAQBB, BOLULEsTbIJO*
Alias, 4fT*hkhhjawillmUcntU-Tw low^teansfoe
artaadaiaaineforthsßisetem. ;' f
ttEMI-AKNOAL EALEr-rA, A. MtomA
;W. anaounca thaopenlngor thtlr Beml-Ansual
orthAtr immsniw stock, and will «mtlnaaths»»om' , ." r ?-
tbs month ofVaanarrT -Ml theirwWswterooms Wj'ljj
sssßdSassas B^#
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9,1855.
Pacts feoh tee British'Cessos. —Owing
to the complicated nature of the facts elicited in
the Census of Great Britain,- taken in the Exhi
bition yearnf Idol, it has been found impossi
ble to issuPthem in- a printed form, until within
the last few weeks. From a cursory glance at'its
mysterious pages, we have gleaned the following
curious facts Londonexteuis over an area of
-78,029 acres, oa the sides of the Thames, into
Kent, Surrey and Middlesex, and the number of
its ;nhabitahta,cooatantly increasing, -was 2,862,-
286 on the day that the census was taken. ’ *
The people of England were r oa an average
163. yards ossunder in Idol, and 108 yards as-
Bunder .in 185 L The mean distance apart of
their houses was 362 yards in 3801, and only 262
yards lu 3861.
What is the oldest age that is now attained ?
The Census furnishes us Borne aid toward the
proseretion of the inquiry, Which is certainly of
do inconsiderable interest or importance. In
Great Britain, more than half a million of the
inhabitants (696,030) hare passed the barrier of
score and ten;" more.than one hundred
aed twenty-nino thousand the paalmUt'a-timitof
fourscore years, and 100,000 the years which
the last of Plato's climacteric square numbers
expressed, jP. times .9 equals 81;) nearly ten
thousand (0,847) bare lived ninety years or more;
a band of 2jG3o aged pilgrims have been wan
dering ninety-fire years and more on their an
ended journey, .and 319 say that they bare wit
nessed more ibid a hundred revolutions of the
■acaMa&. Jiaay instances, we may obserte. are
cited of.mehlmog; in „the* ancient world more
’lhan n' hundred .years; and Lord Bacon, Jo bis
History of Life and Death,- quotes a fact unques
tioned, that a fetr y ears before bo wrote, a Mor
riS'danco was performed, in 'Herefordshire, at
Lho ; May ; games, by eight men, whose agesi:in
. the aggregate, amounted to 800 years. No,popf
uloos village inEnglapd Was then, It would seem, .
without a man or woman of fourscore ycarSold.
In the seventeenth century/ some time aftor Ba
r Con wrote, two Englishmen are reported to'bare
died at greater ages thon almost any of those
'which bate beenttitaiued ia other European na
tions. According 4o documents printed in the
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society,
Thomas Parr tired 162 years and nino months;
Henry Jenkins IG9 years. The eridenco in
these extraordinary instances is, however, by no
meaos cohclosive, as it evidently rests chiefly on
.uncertain tradition, and on the ve l ? fallible
memories of Illiterate: old men: for there Is no
mention of.docuraentary eyidepco.in Parras case,
and tho births, of both dato back to a period be
fore tho Parish Registers, were instituted ; by
Cromwell, in 1638. We need hardly say that the
prolongation of the life of a peoplo must become
an essential part of family, municipal and na
tional policy^
In England, it seems that the twenty-tixlh
year is the mean age at which men marry, and
the twenty-fifth that at which women marry.
' The average age of the wife is about 40J years/
ofrthe husband 43 years; or the husband in
Great Britain, on tho average, is years older
than thhwifc..
The army and navy, had, on March 31,1851,
exclusive of the Bast India Company’s array and
navy, end of&cere of the staff of the army not
serving with'their regiments, and militia; 178,-.
773'effective men, nftmelv 142,870 in the army,
.35,903 in the navy; besides 83,797 non-effect™
mi half pay of pensions. .a
The effective* of the army comprised i 6,693
offloors, 1d6,277 men; and the total of 142,870
were composed of Cavalry, 12,911 infantry, 115,-
BG7; artillery, 12,000; engineer, 2,386:
In the middle of 1861 there .were 5,610,777 men
at the age of 20 and upwards, of whom 183,256
‘belonged to the army an<T~riavy. The active
eonseqdentlyv about 2 per cent'of the
men of Great Britain, or. one in 47; or, if tho
total population is taken,, , one in 168 will be
found to have been engaged In tho army and na
vy previously to the breaking out of the present
-war is the East f'
; The number of men between tho ages of -15
and 46 is 4,601,900, one-tenth of whom would
form an army of 480,100. One soldier to every
kindred people is the entire population would
supply 211,860 men.. Tho levy of onp in a Aim
dred on 1 the population of the United Kingdom,
would (rive about 277,000 men.
0r4,094,683 children of thoageof sto 15,
bn)y 2,406,442 are returned aa scholars at home
jud 705,409 are employed in eoaa
'extraneous employment aniTl l 3B3 1 782 are sim
ply occupied as Children ht home.
By the Eogtish Life Table it Is shown that
the half of a generation of men of all ages pass
es awaj’ in thirty years, and that more than
‘‘three'in,every four of their number die in half a
I century.
The average number of persons to a house in
Great Britain, ot the census of 1851, was five
and a half, the same as in 1831.
Among tho p&sacugera who arrived her* by
he steamship l/niotr on Saturday night, ‘war M.
Victor Considerant, who comes to prepare for
[he establishment in Texas of tho colon/ of
Europeans which ho has for some time had in con*
templation. We believe the funds of the Compa
ny of which M. Considerant is the head, already
amount to about - a million of dollars, and that
some hundreds of French, Belgian and German
agriculturists and mechanics may be expected
just as soon as the needfnl arrangements are
made- for the first estahlishmcht'of the colony,
which it is expected will gradually incraaso to
some thousands. , Precisely in what locality the
Company havo bought lands we ar* not inform
ed, bat U. Cantsgrel, their agent, has been in
Texas for'some time oh that badness. The in
vestment of to mach capital and the addition of
so manjr Industrious and worthy people to the
population, of the State .will be an event in her
history. M. Considerant is known as leader, in
£orope of that'dass «f Socialists who adopt the
system of Fourier, and, we' believe proposes to
introduce some associative features Into the
management of this colony, such, for instance,
'as baying jail necessaries ..at wholesale and fur
nishing them to individuals at coat, providing,
medical attendance at tho public expense, main-*
taining common schools, regular pnbllo amuse
ments, and other things of that kind; bat we
believe it is not proposed to attempt any appli
cation of Fourier’s Industrial organisation 1 until
a later poriod. M. Considerant la accompanied
by the members of his family.— AT. T. Ihi.
Hard Times nr Aubtbalia. —The Spirit of
tht Age, published at Geelong, under dale -of Oot.
10, speaks diseouragmgly of the condition of
things in Australia. Areduction in
ty of, gold: raises had produced hard times, and.
a general pressurO'Upon all branches of trade.
The editomys:*: • .1
«*We cannot shut our eyes to the unpleasant
truth, however mudr we may wish tc.do so, that
the yield of the precious metal from bur various
gold fields is not what it used to be; that, in
fact, the palmy days of the diggings have for. a
tlme.- at least, ttone by. " The effects of this
diminution troXeltihrpugh&ufc iherwhole cplony.
Trade is dnU.-wages have fallen, bankruptcies
aronumeroas,actions for the recovery of debt
plduUful, the labor market overstocked, and, in
shirt/every thing betokens that we are nbt in
♦hi eame.prosperoub cbnditiontbat we were some 1
.time age. With this alteredytate of affairs em
igration *is steadily progressing, and thousands,
ai e daily pouring into this colony, under .the
b< lieithat thoy sire coming-inta a golden country
w itre they will -either make their fortunes,; or
greatly improve them. •
KxTfcAVAOAscV w CALirottsiA.—-The follow
g is an oxtraotfrom a California letter, dated
anarySth: ‘ ; •
“Theco is more distress here than one on your
■a de would‘imagine. At tho same timethcreis
e ore extravagance than with you, if possible.
1 be fashion of Nov Tear’s day Isbeing carried
opt here. This rear far,exceeded any previous
one, in the costliness of- the entertaminentßemd
Isdlea’dreßses—tho former costing' in somo in
;st4hcos ssoo,'ahd the latter 1 $2OO to $600.
Most of these] people ;vho spend so muchore
mechanics’ wives, and. the. way they? dress is a
caution to ithemeu’e pockets/ laces’ frotqsls
.to $3OO the set; of dresses can
be' seen daily on Montgomery Btreot, costing
$lOO, $2OO and $3OO/ Nobody .wears a “calibo”
here, net evoh servant girls, who sport their $lO
and 1 $l5 h&nfccrohiefe Nowhere la .money in
some cases so easily made and so foolUhlyepent,
aaih Prancisco.;. ) *.• *=
■’ Stbebt Dxalooui.— Flat meeting Sharp. ■ ■
Flat —Tell me how it ls that when people fail
now-a-d»ys," ‘‘they will undoubtedly payalMheir
debts,’and have a handsome surplus, enujyot
the creditora ; rarely,get over ™hat
becomes of tho money? .. .. * •
! know,'{aside} 1 paid all xny lia
biUtlerSa^bad .yiandsomejßurplus, with peh;
ty-five cents on a dollar. _ . :
• /7a/—Well, bow ls it that -when Gammon &
•Bnap Oil,'Gammon,' Bnap &; |buiir
nfmn ivpd are to be sustained^— —1,7. -] •> ■ .
' i know, when friend Street burst
up he inis aricedaslmllar question. ■.?• He anitre?-
ed that waahis commission business that lied
ttcpptd, but that tho ginand watches vmlott, ,, ‘
; -Flat— Miawl— Botton'PcsL- (
The Do Vaux legaoy for the eaUhltahmCDt of
>. college at, Magara^Talls-. fa. much. larger! tijaa
.wan at 6m thought. j Tho .domain-ef the insti
tution is’BB4 acres of land,-'and the amount of
real and personal proper tyfof Its support
r>;l JOHN LITTLEJOHN.
,BT Mirny;
Jobu was sUanch and strong, .
Uprixht and downright—scorning Wrong;
_ ,troT * to pa»
<rf*i]rßr, money cr bnn.
his harntnar nu) aid, with • frown,-
TAtcoiti uiptpaour—^
’ John Littlejohn wnsfina and true;
oonid.not chest Un In-nwoaad-two.”
“Sr! B *»• arguar* might and dild.
th* elmr and plain,
£• *V r through tb* mas** or their speech—
„ The simple thought heyond thalr roach—
— 43?* their logic, said with a frown.
—• r*ecota ujpunbar— nauit doira.***
John IJ»tlejoha maiptalnod the Right.
Through storm and. shine, in tha world's dasplts.
WhsnfooUpr anadte darired his vote.
Domd with argnnxants learnt hr t
Or, bj eoaxing; thrc&ta or proaUo. ; fried
To gain hla support to tha wrongful sld*. . . .
Nar. nari N said John, with an angry frown, '
.«b Thecoinitspuriout-wnltidowTir
t°ld t»>at Kings had arluht Jlvina,
And that tb* Paopl* war* hards of swin?-
Tha; No&los aloha wiro fit to rula
.SfeThat tha Poor ware unimproved br School—
AvvThat eeaaelessToU was the nrocar fata
« Of all bnt tha waalthTaM t?e gSit
' . •hook hla head, and swore, wlthafrown.
•J& The -coin tr ijiimtMU—twfl it down."
When ttfld that erants might justify
A laisa and crooked policy—
Thatadaeeuthoiwof future good
excuse departure from rectitude,
ApdaJKlf white, was a small ofitase^
Thba torglven by men of sense,
" Tftr*
Tiu cotnuipurioua— nail adorn."
When tdd from the Pulpit or tha Press
That Heaven was a piece of nelaetvaDMre—
but th»e eonid ent*r^bero
• An idle work, of no avail,- - > .- —.-vj,
' J .^ n ’ 1 muw.dark, a* he swore, with a frown,
"Theonsuxxpvixottt —nail Udmtrnfi
. Wkanovur tha wdrld onr syu wonid hQnd
with false pretense of sneh a kind—
With Uamtrag.Cazit, andßigotrf
Or • snurfams sham
: With Wroag-dznsMd op In ndse of Sight,
And Darkness passing itaelf c»r light,
- I>t us imitate John, and axrlalm wlthafrown,
‘•TJucdniitptaioui-^ualUtifWn. 0 -
<' ComasT Brrwsxir rai Aspect or ran Eh
otisn ahz> Fasacn Camp*.—Chersonesus, where
most meichant ships land, isthe nearest point
to tho French camp. Hers everything-has an
appeorancoof carcand comfort On every side
the Frenoh hare Utddown paved roads* along
•which, despite the unfathomable mud of the Cri
mea, they transport with tho greatest ease their
guns and provisions, and march without difficul
ty from ono point to another- Their hnts and
tents stand in regular rows, and at tho entrance
‘of each street there aro sign posts to indicate
the way. A'strict ' camp police is established,
and prevents the accumulation of dirt, and rub
bish. Between the tents innumerable 'baking -
ovens are erected—some of stone, others portable
—inwbichfreahbreadiabeiagcontinuailybaked,
so that the French soldier is not obliged, like the
English soldier, to content himself with biscuit, *
which engenders scurvy. Witbont awaitipg the
providence of their government, they have erect
ed warm hate, from wood collected and partial-'
ly taken from demolished Tartar huts, and the
smoke of their chimneys cnrlanp pleasantly in.
the air. Under these circumstances there is
much more, joviality in the French than in the
English or .Turkish. camp. The men talk, tell
tales, sing.and work merrily. The clothing of
officers and men is os clean as if they, were sim
ply doing hgrd garrison duty. The Zouaves
amuse the camp atrnight by stealing out individ
ually, climbing'the Russian outworks, and plant
ing French flags upon them. Tho Russians are
bamboozled, as at night fires.ore lit at; quite'
, solitary spots, upon, which they fire away as hard
as they can. Gen. Canroberi, despite his wbands,
is to be seen daily in the camp, but Gen. Bosquet
•ia tha favorite of the med. The Turkish camp,'
which is next to the French,- offers a miserable
aspect, dirt, torn tents, uniforms which can
scarcely be recognized as y uniforms, and soldiers
can scarcely be taken for. soldiers. •Neverthe
less, -they squat down quietly in the. mad, and
smoke their pipes with complacency.
We have already said so much respecting the
English camps, that we shall only give the de
ecripiion of ourfriendia a few words:—“On the
whole, it Is the contrast of the French Camp—
there are no roads, if we except one made re
cently to convey the terrible mortars.' On all
sides, between the tom tents, dead cattle, horses
and oxen are rotting, and noone thinks iof re
moving thepest-bringing carcases.' Officers.and
then are sohadlyoff for clothes that they may
be placed on a par with'the Toirksi The officer
does not give himself the slightest trouble in the
world about the fate of the private,his ‘food,
dress or shelter; he leaves all that to the care of
the commlsariat. Lord Raglan Eves in his house
and for days together is not visible. ‘The Wood
en huts sent ffOm'Eagtand lie
the water, -and will lie there useless until the
nails for putting them together arrive ouLj My
friend, who is a merchant, had the opportunity
of making some characteristic observations—
among others, that the English always n&k for
brandy and champagne, while the Frenchmen
ask for needles and thread. Before every-Eng
lish bureau he observed empty casks and broken
champagne and brandy bottles. The inhabi
tants of the villages which lie between Sebasto -
pol andßalaklava, at first th A friends, have be
come, in consequence of probably necessary se
vere treatment, the hitter enemies of the allies,
so that they are feared as spies, and not one of
them are allowed to leave his hut without an es
cort lly Informant also had a dose view of the
beseiged fortress. He declares that there is not
theslightest indication of a breach, and that the
walls of Sebastopol appear intact and unap
proachable. To his question, “When will Se
bastopol be taken?" a Zouave reptied,:“When
there are three Thursdays in ouq week!"; De
spite this reply the whole camp is eager 1 for the
assault General Canrcbert never rides through
without it being followed by cries of
•'L’tutaut, mon General,” from all quarters:
"Nov Blmelech,” said Mr. Slov, gravely, the
night lefore Abimelech went to town to.try hie
■ fortune as clerk In his uncle’s grocery store,
i "now, Bimelecb,; yon aregwineout 'into, the
world, and I want to impress a lesson onto i yon.
Here is a cent, you see,”—holding the coin,ap to :
the admiring.gase of the boy, who began* to
dream of untold riches—"a cent of the' V. B.' A.
Occumncy, dated 1815, which I shall give you,
as a memento mori. Now I want you - to’ take
this ’ere cent—not <juite yet”—said/he, asif
anxious to hold on to it as loug as posMhle, whon
the boy attempted to take it—take this coni, and
when temptatiou cornea over yon to spend U,
take it out and turn it over, jest so, and look at
it and then pnt in your pocket - agin, and move
right along, and that are. oeut; ’ill be By
turning cents oyer, other cents may be saved—
that’s the way. Save ’em till yoa get a dollar ;
and then put the dollar into the bank, and that’s
safe. Ana when yon get 4h with folks that dres
ses better’n you, and yon want to buy. new fclo’es
or a new haVtako. out your cent and look at it
and tom it over, jeat so, and. then look nt your
clo’es or your hat, and say to yourself, I guess
thatere’Hdo alittle while longer, and that ’ll
give yonidees of economy that’ll make.arcs pec- 1
table man of yon and a uaefulmember of socie
ty. And thenbimeby you’Uborichj.aad—^oud—
. and—Tdie, and have a grave stone brim fell' of
virtoos.” Abimeleoh took the cent, and Ma falb
eria:. parting injunction, and went out into the
: world to maker monoy— Boston Pott
ExoUUIOS *rp CUSOBAR 191 OpESIXa OP THE '
Pas aha Rajuioad,—The Journal of Commerce 1
of yesterday says: ; " • '.j.:,
ihesteamerGecirgo Law, whichleartsto-day
at 2. P. M. for Aspinwall, takes oat a delegation
of stockholders of.the panama Railroad Corn*
pony and. others, who go to Panama on
of the completloh'of the railroad'traek across
the Isthmus,' from oceaaHo ooean. JTh© Direc
tors of the Company. raaiiifestajustapprechitioD
of that •-.so;important to.the world id its
commercial and political aspects, hy ,gjylDg;. to U
an appwpriatebommemoration.; The excurtlon'
party willbe Very small, • not exceoJmg twphty
comprised chiefly of'gentiemea largely
ed inlhe enterprise.; They go oatia
William WhHewrigh t,. Esq.,. oco of th«
of the,Company. *
Isthmus longf enough toglro the
crimination, ini to qoimy
US condition .anilf CharKter. After Miiting W
PiMm*.» dur or tete.nfll ‘JA.f™;'
among tho n3ghboriog Wonfam tioPadSc, in
ine Of tie PkUo Mill Steamship Corner!*
Tosjelfc ■ On the retort of thnpirty to'Anpta*
wall* they are to embark in the' steamer©Ppr.
rado for i JJaTana, where.they will , ttmaid long,
enough to see that. city, - Thawholo, trip Is .ex
pected to occupy about fourweeka.;,,, t j i'-~
or a BAsk PBESXDEsr>4-The
following is.a senUment L of.rthe : ,doslng , part of i
the emanation, before the Sapremo Court ; of
New Vorki of 51ri Bimnger, president of (he ex*
plodedEraplreCltyßank: ‘ • •. *, •
JudgtH-Wero you notselected as president be--
cause yon had the same name as your well known
namesake, the grooer!,
s Answer—No,, f
JJndge—Hate yon had any experience in tank*
tngt* 1 j-t-iv';
• Answer.—No. ■; • * ■* -iv
, . you know anything .about bank
• fath; r . ; ; -vo ' w
■Answer—No. . -i
‘ Xudge—Was that the reason youwere eppqi&fc
•ed? - • \* ti
i -v . Answer—Tee.
The Cincinnati Goidfe Bays tbat Noah
bod, Esq.,' of Marietta, has eecared fondaeqflnch
?t&£arope, to complete thaMarifttA and Cm.ciix-
BaUrowtfrom ChUlipotto-taAthua, a diataiipe
ofabootslxtyndies. ;»-v V >u V-,,
.Hii*ifDODOi-?«b.. Pollock his
nominated A. K MoClar*, of Chtatwnbvfiis
1 6a£erint«ndtat cf <h® FobU# Printing.' “* .
VOLUME LXVIII—NUMBER 145.
Re-Election or Ma. Seward; —Altxwyi Tueas
day, Feb. 6.—Mr. Seward was elected on hi
homination to the Senate by a vote ofjlJT, and in
the House by a vote of 69.
The following fit tho vote dn the Senate for
U. 8. Senator:
Seward 18; Dickinson 6; Ogden Hoffman l;
Oilman 1; Babcock 1; Sandford E. Church 1;
Fillmore 1; Wm. F. Allen 2. : "
The following is the vote in the House:
Seward-69; DickinsonJl4;,i)ix 7; .Washington
Hunt 8; Soymonr IS; Fillmore 4;.H. Seymour, jr.
2; B. F. Butler 1; A. Lffver'ljvG. C. Bronson 1;
Ogden Hoffman 1; S. Q. Haven 1; -W. W. Camp
bell 1; S. B. Howell i; L. Hunt 1; IV King 1:
After the joint meeting and declaration injxvth
Houses of the election of Mr.. SewariLthd House
adjourned. -i
Rajicsq Graphs bt Straw- axo-^ool. —In
the Magazine of Hortiedture£for a
Mr. Simpson gives an.eoboutit Of a,successful
of raising grapes,' sovis to- be fully.ripe
in December and January; ; is a manu
facturer of blankets; and knowing the effect of
wool in retaining heat, , ho determined to try It
upon his vines. To.jetein, thpjjbeftt, of the
ground in the borders which contained the roots
of his vines, he covered them, for a footihdepth,
with dry hay. Over the hay be Uid what might
be called a blanket of waste wool And manure.
The heat passed off-very rioidyikom-thctbordera
thus protected; as the cold weather cam# on, the
temperature diminished about, throe degrees a
e weeip On the first of December it WAS sixty de
grees. His grapes became fhlly ripounder the
process in December.and January-
The StTßiiAHuni TatEcaAf Sacuoss rak Black •
Sea.—Tho London JTratt.speakeof thAdeparture
steamer with .tho wire for;a,.submarine ca
ble, intended to bo .laid between Varna, and Ba
laklava, a distance of4oo miles. MonoV system
of telegraphing la ns6d.‘ By tVs'end of
February 'a direct telegraphio communication,
will be opened between the head-quarters of the
Allies in the Crimea and the two. great wutern
capitals, Lopdon an 4 Baris: for'tho French and
English governments
ments that tho gcutiemea who' , Me"pr<keeding
out with the Black Sea confidently oipect, by
the time, their lvbssq! reaches the.Euxine, the
overland telegraph front Yama to Bucharest will
he finished, thus completing tho electric),Commu
tucation'of the Crimea with England.'- -^
. TheN. Y. mentions.a.singular.coinci
dence. "When the Madia! were imprisoned in
Florence, Italy,' for reading' the Bible ln their
own House, Archbishop. Hughes defendel the
despotism fay drawings distinetionihetween Lib
erty of Conscience.and Liberty. ofWorphip.—
Louis Napoleon adopts the Yame theory. When
certain '.protefltanta prayed him ftr'the right' of
tho free eremse of conscience iu.m&ttera of reli
gion, he replied—“ That hetecognizes Urn rights _
|of Liberty of Conscience, in his subjecte,<bnt not v
Liberty of Worship." Thus do tho defenders of
'despotism go together. •"' ;
’ A train left Chicago oh thq 3lat uli., Ynd pen-
GtratedOs'fiir'soath Wlfoho<J, l thirty-foftr miles. -
It was then obliged to retanti" Telegraphic dis- >
: patchesinfana Cot .Mason f
ingtirn, the back i? clear,-and th^trains are
running regularly to. Cairo., From Freeport to
Hateoi the road Is.open.' ‘ TB.e'Hod T>e twee n
Laialle and Bloomington is blocked tip; 3
-The Chicago: and Rock liUoti-.Road, it was
supposed,. wopkL be.cleared.of saow rai in op
eration the Ist or id inst. ' The auchigan
Southern‘ahd Michigan Central, were' operating
without d'etcati<m. i ' : - ; '' :: -i ' :
I AKTESFOB 1855-T-Alarg& assortment
JLr cf.DUzl#* fbr ISSS, which. X will a*U at the lo*Mt
Sites.- Alt ntnoos cat ruppUee with the above useful ar-
W SS- C “ .t-
DBDG STOKE FOR SAiIS—JV good Ho
ten»tattiLT»V daSOlwd: ~ -MjafflftfßßQS.
Embroideries a Ma
!' eoa ACo. PetarUrj,’ Uee.’ ! lotli. mose the
prtoea et thetr immenee stock of ismbrotderle*, eompristna
upwards of SO cartons of Sleeves, Chemlxetta; tCbllsr*, I«-
oMuTriinmteav.*a-Jitrtop»ceil > * .;deie
bnsi Teceivine -and foT sale
Mr ■ -r: 3aI7r,,.BELLAiKSSBri.
Q ARMAPAHfLLAS~-Tbft fntynwjnffliat.oF
ramperillas oan alwarv be procured at JOi nLEM.*
[£o*3, jenrnercHJterket tt, and tastMamond: t'
Bjjnys aantittarllls; . full's SamparilU: 1
: Qorenttf ' l Tmrßecd? •vT: 1i24
CIDE B—lO bbls Tory superior Crab
-Vj(a<UcJwf*«nafttealehr , . .w. a. MaCLPTtQ.
-!OBEHWAuS{-r1 hhd. now landing Cram. S 3.
PVteceftfcrWteby : ->ncTIStIAHDICgEYaQO.
FEABL ASH—SO
• -Wl-
C OUGHBEMEDIES-AyerM ClicrryPec-
6altsm of Wild Oherrr;-
Bwane’sB7Tßpaf * doe- '< *
Jsrtu's Expectorant; Saltatn Uvenrortaod Ten
MlW*CoisiBjTap;- Paetilo’s Uo Parlir^
Selkr’a do ,
All of the aboTe'oolebratod reaedfes cau atwan be pro
catedat , , j*H ■ ■ JOS.TI£MD»Q , a.
.AVIS’ PAIN KILLER—2 gross of this
‘ celebrated article juat rco*dbT * JOa. PLRMIHd.
ttJTTER—-lO.kegs packedhndfifablaprime
I roll rac'd and for wuebr ' KKLb A LTOfasTT.
FLOUR— 4uo bbls. Saperfine for tale by
Ja23 , , , ; , J. AW. BEA.f7AWator «t.
CHOCOLATES.. BROSIA, 4c.—A full as-
ftwh jnnretfd.
Double YrnOU. French, Chocolate; •••■»
SwcetSpicad
Baker'aNa. 1. , v dot •
. “ Ooooaasdßroma;
M CraakedOoeoaacdOocoaShellfe.ibt'ealiLwbola*
eale or retail, by , ja2S . .W. A. AIeCLPRa.
TTAMS—Bcsks. in fine condition Cmcm
n uatiour»d.C>rcaleb7 J. BCHOOJfSIAKBR,
. t: :?WVte|l^
L INDEED OIL—IO fable, inire tbr aale by
jaio , J.SCaOOyjdAttgRAOO.
LACK LEAD—IO bbls. extra quality xor
t g»)«br jaio " J.BOBOQSMAM&VOO.
“Vf OLAS3ES—27S bbls.N.O. "Molasses
’l.*JLTee'dthißd*7pwB.B.'A<lrUtle**idto : *tl*bY -.
t*23 . - JAB. A. gUTCHIBOS ACO.
10 COFFISE-T-aOO. bgfc, prune just rec’di
L,n?d Ririi«br ' :' auttrvKß"♦ dilwostil
SEED—2OO bus. primo for sal#
\JbT i jag* snmvzkAPILWOETH.
BUTTER— FT firkins fresh Dairy packed
tattir.nfl tUi d*ybyßJ&cnd ftirMin
HONEY— 11 cases this day reoMand for
wl»bf ' da22 " w HBNEYB/OOEUyS.
jMREEN APPLES—SO hbls/joßtrec'dand
- • nsNßTa.ooLUya.
lARD —20 kega fresh No; 1 -~£&ard ii
Alton. - ;ja ; - ■ JWBAJLXRILA ,
MJ. at , LaW< Office
• .earner of Third and Bxwaaore etrceU, Cinder^
tALOUR —100 . oxtra and superfine
—Root jmt reic’A and ter wJebT R. RODIBOa A 00.
.\JhTM. M. SHAW, Commission and For
wmrdlna mgrehtnK VT*lirat«t> Cl&eisnASi,
. Ktmsacn.—T. 8. Dngtn Aeo^TwMdAßlbler.Carpcn*
tar Ai«an!«Ctncimi*ti:B?WTJhrffOf*fu, tfeir Orleans; A.
Calbertion, Pitts bnr*&; Tfipklt, Urfedasi A op, BtJUoals.
_riil»nd •••.'•• -- -v - | : V- • - • ■
SPONGE—-Alsrge fitfo and
ro , ■
■LOUR—Extra family, extra snpfcrfine,
~«np€rflzw»&dHneTloar,'eDßiUßtiydii huA^ftndfor
hr r M jfclfl f v ; i
i POTATOES—IOO; Rns; Nosjmiinocka and
ts»
CtOHOOL COPT BOOKS, Ha. 1,-mido o(
Slff*** Wpvm >op n-TSic^ l^^
GORN Fresh Grotmd Corn
- JAB* MeLAtJOHHN,
j»ia . ... , • r:, loanithflemt.-
VALENTINES—a fino
V -'■M6Ttnient »tTWloa»pHee«,'tbr nI«l7 w 1 K
-itf ftt*RßAl),Tß;tth«t.
AGROUND NUTS—lOfrsacks .&ort landing
Xyftontetia«rJ»n»tttorgnle»Mrl.DlCKßT A POT
T OBISVU.LE LIME—IOO bids. to , arrive
iAby rtecnerJSdlpesforiaUtr' -LTOOKEyACO- •
tJOLLBUTTER^—6 bbU7 frfilgK 4 thfs day
Xl»Wd *adfa>>*ls by T. LITILKA Off, lttySd »t J
NDER GARMENTS atigready lytfauood
yxiam,*t .. , ded-r. • OHBgfla^ftTgpodrt.
OT ASHrrr2.ck9» jast reo’dandofor sale
ft-.*■-■*■■'•; '
fJREEN - APPLES—IO reed
\M andfertakbr HEntYIL COniWfl.
‘
CTTO»inftOT»*ndlbr«atebT f; inaLAIJ(HiJIvr
, O;HAMB E RS'SERIES i-.OF^RELEOX
, "• 'le. dS."'.
■ jl j&r tr'
rtOTHIO HALE, 74-WOOD Sl^tipcnOT
SSSSbIIH
: ii?vv-WsituOrtoplataq.
fpABLKUOVEBS, "ofi.diffarent qualities
; roqwcC.. r i ;JtfT"slrAH.
4 OH in'
XVfVf mltlq- . ' l
UUNDRIEB-1500bd».priili»Pa<!h63. half;
O m,to.i«r*l totoil: .OO toPnl
- to
TfXRIKI) PEACHES— njiff
Tela‘first quality;
R.DAL2ELL-AOO.