TjHE DAILY PITTSUI’ROh GAZETTE.
‘ittil'-LiitfU «‘i
■ • i.
. ESTABLISHED IN 1786
.BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
.*.ILPffTTIN<iILLA OO’fl ADVERTISING AGENCY
- r. •... |JJ NASSAU fTasBT, NSW YoaX. . • •
i.. . am Ne, Vi, Stole strut, Beaton.
; r. ACaJar# Aa^teWthetaotflnflwaUAlnd:i«S£?t
fnintwlil fipn birtlt 1a tbi Uiltwl Btiw
andthsflabadas. . -
.'V*.,, Huoffariafr Wines.
OUROTARdTbUEK, 22 South William
JtsUNiir York;*>la oeenUof tha HuaKari*uWine
-'fewattn* Assortaltou. have eouattutly cahacAia eukt
sail am, & l*tfcra*sortiaeßt of the most e#l«tu»t«l sweet
-ftßdnlirflaroroS Win*#.T*d»a<J White.tleTolcal.
*'•• AH ord»rt wmipCyexßCQUdon favorable terms.
•'. fiiMar-v. • • ; •' ••••••
NEW- YORK ADVERTISEMENTS;
iThsfcllowlnz Hit of Boilaen flnoa «ns nr ß g in? tart
f r 4 Boat reliable In the dtr of New York. . .
' , AODOEDEOSLBTRINOB, *\
O UCNO, WEISSENBORN A C 0 (late C.
Ij BraaoJ Importer* and Wbote*al* Dealer* In German,
yreonh and Italian Musical Iwrtnuueat* and Steins*. No.
■ IMakhmLane. ■ jml^tdeSvib
.j • •i; OPPOS BAIL DUCK.
*: t Tt)mr COLTS Standard Cotton Sail Duck;
IL C-BRACS AOO„ N 0.71 Pine street. New Yot*#-
.soleaesnu. Cotton Otaris from eerorsl other mill* *J*o,
-OiN AUUIWB Priot Cloths sad Copper Rollers. OwCslleo
. andßa4ln*tt Printers. • nai&tmysy&6
- „ ; •;' , DRY GOODS.
IJ OWEN, WoNAMEE A CO. Importers of
j|^ u Aamfc«a sad 9 v etsn Bllksad F*ny OoQdMlg “d
FCOTTEaVET&CO., Importers of French
a ftnd other European Goods, No. 40 Urfodstmt.
*7IPSTKIN * lIONIG, 100 liberty at., and
■gasaar
, TAMES l5 Broad SL, lmporter of
•I..Drem'YrlminlnKV <Hmp* and Frimjes, Silk
Bllk Goods caneiftllr. tingaw
■ IJORNi SCHLIEPER 4 HAARAUS, Im-
M 3 porter* of German shd Belgian Broad CtothftHlka,
-iKlericc Aft,No.6oKxtiiang*Fiao». •^■t»p3o*M
i'.OETER D. MULLEN, Importer of French
1- Qeraan and SwlmDrv Good*. Aattnft Velvets Heri*
nos. Shawls, Woolens. No. BS Rroed street, New York.
j seplMyrtaeVaS ■ . -i ly
OERTRAND, FEE RES * HENRY, Im
• ■ WnortmrbfLliun Cambria and UaenOambrlfl Qaad*
SerohEfr, linen lawns, Embroideries, Aft, (owAinan aao
tn>».4lßesm»t. - • - degfrtiaTtf
MEEKER A MAIDHOFF, Manufacturers
«r FsahlonsMo Dress sad Cloak TrtmmlnxftFrinra
Buttons, Ac. 24 Dey street. jalMytiaTM
tf* B. HATCH A CO., 99 Chambers street,
Ij » Importers of Gentlemen t* Famltblng Goode and
’Maanfoetumsor Shirts, Stock*. Ac. tang3l*sd
JOHN M. DAVIES, JONES A CO., Im
*§l* porters of Gentlemens’ Furnishing Goods, and Mints 1
Ketones of Stocks. Shirts, Ties, Warren street.
ttparca .
ESE the Mexican Mustang liniment in
Rheomailtm. Bruises. Bums. Bprslus, Cnts. PUes
Ora, an etteetnal euro fcrali external complaint* oL
man nr animal. 8. W. Westbrook, original originator and
proprietor, 304 BroadWaT. N. Y. ijX9-tie*.&6
DAG UKKOEOTYFES.
T GURNEY, No. 349 Broadway, theoldeet
tl a ami jpost extensive establishment *m the United
MStfW, 1 - eepLS-lytea6^3l’os
DWARDS, : SANFORD A CO.,
, IV KtptraNaSftBroadway. Goodsand Pactagesfif
SrVrded to and from all the world. Agent In
Plttshargb, A’**™ A Co. ‘ eelS-ly,teelS &&
_-;r jraicraii and gkrman fancy baskets.
/■iHARtES ZINN & CO., 52Maid.cn Lone,
Importer* of Fracb sad German Fancy and Tr*»?J*
Wt ***l**l »*■* mMna>tm«MflfC«maßl Colored WU<
l ow Furniture and Jenny Lind Warkstands. Aft
irwjsirss.i;- .
GRATIS ASDTENDKR3.
Wd.H. JACKSONi (formerly W. A N.
Jaekwm A Bans.) Grate and. Tender Uaker. 891.
Brpe’iway, one door shore lWh eft. New York.oclfrtia2?&&
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
mHE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER C0.,59
• I Vftldsnlane, N.Y, Manufiwtnms and Wholesale
DSexstnGoOdjsart Patent India Rubtm Boots, ghost.
Whlps,(3othlnA,Balls,ToyaAft, Ac. . M.IrDsSO’SS
iTTNION RUBBER 4l John
U st~ mak* all kinds of Robber Clnthfng. Cloths, Drug
das* Articles,At; Coats from 12.00 to esch,
ft&Mytfelgfia .
- : : , UACHUTERT AFD HACHTNB TOOIA
i NDBEWS &JEs6p,Nb.67PiDesL t Netr
f\ York. QommUsioa Merchant* Ibr t be aal* of all Ux>o>
oTMaebiniita YeolaandCottonandWooUn Machinery,
rtwa tbobest maker*. JSrfnslTa Agents tor IdueU Ma-
Mfl« drJiVtmiW’afi
PAPEft WABKBOUdB'
'STOIIIS W. FIELD* CO, U CEff btreat,
'^srs^sssi^eststs^t
FaSrMunikßtemEueatinUr taagsm ;
TVUNCAN, LEWIS A BARTOW, No. 161
.If WUllam grant Variety of PAP.eß.for Book*
J&ers, Stationer*, PrinUra.Bookbindg», MsnnactgrgT,.
sod Tradesmen generally. - \at3>tA
y~~~~psTTgT amis color HAMinrAynmsaa.
b AINBOW COEORWOBKS, Boehester-N
[l, York, I>*pot 133 Malden Inna; Pnrts^aalC^OTS
tEFIANOE SALAMANDER SAFES, 4
r OoOtn's Defiance Locks and Cross Bata. ROBKHTIJi
ffla;g.Magßfrfgqrer.l93 Pearls i
■•| TOTS A2o> JASOYOOOOB. -j
JAHLRORN £ CO, 54 Maiden Lane,
ulxltJ tet * rt ”S££g f6
TILES, TOft PLOOES AHD enmSKY It)Pi
naa iLLBH, coates a todle. No. 279
: ..I - WINDOWGLASS,PAIStt, *O.-^
JH. PblliLON' CO., Imporvira oi
poach and. Window Glua—3<a^3^B*rd«
: '• :1, , BTHAW OOOPS-lgO*.
mnos. WHITE & CO. No. 41 South 2d
Jr - street, Philadelphian-Splendid nay
NRQood^J^
; BOOTS & SHOES,
tnioLESALE AND RETAIL,
JAMES ROBB, _ , ,
nA MARKET and 6 ‘ CJnioo Bts., 3d door
nUfrasUnHuUt Pittsburgh,-*oald Infirm
£T fc£ fttondsand tbs pnMfo. gei«*llr, that, b*
has rast rw£i his fell Btoek of Boots and Shoes In all their
iSfctlearln* Stock Is one of the target star cpenedta
*m« and smhraea* everything worn by theladlea <£
Philadelphia, New Vcrk and Boston, sndbe trusts eangrit
fall toDies* all. Great care baa been given In selecting
the chotast gooda, all of which hsramnta. . H , :
tU also eonUnnes to exanoiketara, a* heretofore, all de*
seriottoaaof llaottand Shoes; and-msß bis longexperi
sues of one 20 ream In bus! atm In this dtr. U be trusts,
UuSdenVraraSSe that tbaoswho fttorVim with their
vilTbswir dealt with: ~ .-• selfl
TkissOLUTioN t*F VAHTNEBSHIf*.—
IP NoUee Is hereby riven that tb* Partnership bens
to&n existing under tbe firm and stria of KftfKRJ
KtHNEflhasbeendissolved. Ifcsnanoftstua ol WATCH
CRYSTALS will be carried on nasal bj the remaining
MTtnag. All ordersnromptlr attended to.
'**“T . . pJZEaB KULNEB, Ha 6457 Peso ft*
esio. BaymrdatoatflPtttibargfa.
*. jojmros..~- i. J080tw...-.-—J. uiatz.
Excclnor Carnage Factory.
TOHHSTON, BROTHERS t CO., praeti
•l eal Coach SCakeft, corner ofßebaocaand Belmont tU.
Xfiechenr Otr«P»-.h*T» on handled aregumttfljaartea
itfvUnnv* aMortaont of Carriage*, Kncfca*»T*»Baad«a.
Wjwray can, 4c* mode ia all thatr wkjM «lU>
%s%SiS£2t
tmbe perfectly trial, of theft y°*h>
tabmabaad Wanehaeter Omnibwapa* the fee
m jmtee daring the day. flrS * .
a; Mr WESTERVELT, Venetian Blind
4 13 BLQxlrrtmt. fUtJtranp,
rpo STEAM BOAT OWNERS—Wanted to
1 lmr. •ateUnrt In a tst&id Sort, tarnbka «ib,
- 1 FANCY CHINA STOBEi ’
65 WOOD STRZSt f PITTSBURGH.
JUST Imported and now open a full assort
ant Frtnch MdJhytltahaut.BoiWhlt* CThi°*.imi
•nd WWW xndOolnidotOM Cblnx;
Mtter'«nnitnrtoodx. tld-ln 1 M. IiOuKJNaUa.
iriL »xro«Bf..-i.-~d«. bbwim#—..'.— jwirt *nt*x*».e
JGtNJL GLASS WOKKS. i
, WM.,DATO)B()B •& CO.,
TUTANUFACTURERS and dealers in Vjab,
TVnt OUpw..
j;';- •; JTo. 5 S Arth Strut, rtiuaortphui,
Importer* of <k A X GfldWTnffaafled-
H - needles.
- AgentaforthO'tncwtCelolirate'l
WOOLMtf T4at(S, JJuai£ET,MMR ) SO FU.frttl,
-- : y DKArrxSM.dc. ■ ■ .
JOSEPHCHABHAH.
nrmrHilt ABO OXTAIL■ BLALtO. IB
CIGA&S, :
a Murat ttrat, faOargk,'
' TSIf •Mrt»
PITTSBURGH COICII FACTORY.
- _■- r -«A«n»'ti ertrmo , «“--’d«~»iu. xuatCT
SSSkr
PUtsbargbr P«nna. „ : i
fIOACHES, CARRIAGES, PHOTONS,
| J BunfM. tudmn dueripUon of fnaer Yxbjg^f
r J AW,
•\TO. 91 Marfcet at, are cloeing oat their en-
OH (ir* xtoak ofDrjr Oooas os nimtaairtiueoa ire front
EOT«rpr«»*.P t *l | “' l «Ttoßn«txJrlaßUjMr*prißg»Tip*
alrt yff<M>a*acttb»ad»aß«MwrliP«ntof tbo IbUrates
Sod*. MWBOWt'M.v Jtnatii Merino*. Wool DalWot*.
tyoprted PUW** BlgftMi Ctolb. Taawx OoUi. Bemfeoxlne*.
StgMißagaaaaagprj^trf 1^
of Jand on WMto
raairiffaloß to tar ml ogata,. wooid do w*U to
XJUOOLEN FLANNELS—WWti,SearIet
BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
TOSEPH S. A A. P. MORRISON, Attor^
tf. nera at Law, OSce No. 14S Fourth alreet, between
bmlthdeld and Grant, Pittsburgh, Pa. mfil
T _W. HALL, Attorney at Law, “Bake
•V • weU*s Buildings," Grant street, between Fourth and
Diamond Alley. - • aaSOwlyT
BOCERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law,
,Bt. Louis, Ma. ftT
OBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
1# Owner of Fifth and Grant stmts,opposite the Court
»e steps. Pittsburgh. m rAt-y’M
AMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office
Fourth street, nesrQrsnt, Pitta bnrgh. JslMly
'RANCISG. FLANEQIN, Attorney atLaw,
• No. 170 Fourth stmt. Pittsburgh.
ABPER E. BRADY, Attomoy at Law,
No. 83 Fifth stmt, Pittsburgh.
J. HENRY, Attorney at Law: Office.
• corner of Third and Brretoo» jtsrects, Cincinnati.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
c. a. wtluss^.mm.
WILKINS & CO„
fsoccmoßs to a. wiixnra i oo^>. ■
BANKERS - & EXCHANGE BROKERS,
IfO. n JronXTB STREET, PJTTSBUBGIJ.
IN the numerous, suspensions of Bankers
and Brokers tifroughout the country, during the last
months.weazesstufledthstiualsioti erarrinsUnee
their troubles bars grown out of a depart ore from their
legitimate business, and we therefore taka occasion to ae*
sure the public. In advance, that no speculations In '‘fin
er stocks," or other *©ut*iii% operations” shall tempt us
from the strict sad legitimate line of our believ
ing that In avoiding all saeh Investments, we shall not
out be better able to am our customers and ensure their
safety, but that In adopting sneh a coum we ehali pn>*
mote oar own ultimate benefit, fed WILKIN3 A 00.
JTHERNAN A CO n Bankers and Exchange
B BrokerftNo.9s Wood street, Alley,
and sell Dsak Notessad Coin. Diseonst Time
Exchange, and Prcmlsenrr Notes make Oolleetloae la all
Jttepzineisaleltieeof the Union: Receive Deposltioa call
and on interest, and give their prompt attention to all oth
er mattert appertaining to a Brokers be tin css,
_*% Astern Rxchangeconstsatiy for sale, mhSS-ly
tmm -Taierve wwween XAHW ,„..JXOSXXai ClSWii.
RAMKR & RAHM, Bankers and Ex*
IV change Brokqft Boy and sell Gold and EUnraml
Bank Notes, negotiate loans on Beal Estate or Btoek Secu
rltieftpnKnasoFmsnlsaory Notes, and Time Bills on Ksst
sad West. Buy sad sell Stocks on Oommisrioa. Police
tious mads on all points In the Union; Jfltes corner of
Third and Wood streets, dimtiy opposite the Bt. Clhsris*
HotaL • tnyl-ly
vtm»i».»iuiM bwci RINXA^_—W». X. UJKT.
“pALMV.R, HANNA > A Co., Snccesson to
Jl" Upasr; Hanna A Oft, Bankers, Exchange Broker* and
uSlere In Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of
Deposit, Bank Notes, and Specie—N. W earner of Wood and
Third streets. Current Money received on Deposit. Bight
Checks for calft and collections made on Beany all prind*
pal points of tne United Statue.
The highest premium paid for Foreign and American
Gold. ■ ,
Advances on oonslgnnicnts of Produce, shipped
WX. B. ft M'TAT.
KK7M. H. WII.T.TAMS & Co., Bankers and
Jf Exchange Broken, North East conn of Wood and
AlLtninsiehonlrmiSaott liberal term*, and collections
ptoafttiy attended to. js>-ly
Vf HOLMES A SON, Dealers in Foreign
I W . and Domestic Bills of Kxchangs, Certificates of Dw
TvxriV, Bank Notes and Bpede, No. OPMarkst stmt. Pitts
gSTOoUections made on all the principal dties
throughout the United States.
BOOKSELLERS SIC.
JL. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No.
> TS Fourth stmt. Apollo Balldlags.
JOHN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta
ttoner.socßßftiar to Davison A Agnew, No. B lUsrket
stmt, near Fourth; Pittsburgh. Pa.
ENRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and
Deale* In Stationery .Aft, No. 81 Harkst street, near
issmod, Pittsburgh, Pa. . .
rV7" AY A CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
Tty No. U Wood meet, next door to the earner of Third,
PttSbttrgh. Pa. School and law books constantly on hand.
COMMISSION &C.
j. v. reriss. ~.~.w. t. romL.
J. W. BUTLER & CO., ,
170RWARDINQ A COMMISSION MER
I CHANTS and Dealers in all kinds cfPtttsbuncb »Un
nmetued Articles, laad lip* acid Sheet lead. No. FT First
Btmt, Pittsburgh. anMyd’M .
A AA. M'BANE, Commission and For*
f\ a warding Merchants, dealers In Wool and Produce
Manofretures. No. ll^temid
man. !«»*■*** m. rntnaom
D ROBISON A CO., Wholesale Grocers,
Jtt,# Prodooe Deafen, sad Cmraralwkm. Mareb»tte.Na
25ft Liberty atrost. PitUfrargb. jflO
mraannuniw ------ . turtmn VOMTTB
C»PBINGER HARBAUGH ACO;, (Suect*-
Q sort to 8. Harbnagb.) Oammlsdcn and Sorvardln*
Merehaat* Deafen la woo l and Prod act caaanQivMo*
iisjn—nad-lia Bacond «tr—te» PI tub argil. Pa. ap»lr
A. A._BiXST~— *• JOJTO
■TARDY, JONES A CO., Successors to
n • ATWOOD, JOKES A CO, Oommbrioo sad Forward,,
agifenha&u, beaten in Flttebozgh Haaafectorodaood*
Fmibgrgh. ■ ; •
' hyfIURCER A ANTELO, General Commie*
Yl. don Harehant*. Phlfedalphla. liberal adrsaan
cpmUmPti of Prodofie itnmllf. JalTry
4CHA VIST—,
JOHN W,
Commtadol
ntteborgb Mat
ATT A CO., Wholesale Grocers,
hHerebsnts, and Deals* la Produce and
factor** No. me Uffr Pittsburgh
J B. CANFIELD, Ute of Warren, Ohio,
• 1 Commiatoa sad ForvardtovlUrebaat, and Wbol*-
Deafer to Wntern Rmm cSotsb. Batter. Pot sad
Pwort Aib, sad Western Pnd«» naanUr. Water stmt,
batwten Baitbfiald sad Wood. Plttebargh. -
. .emma UTTLI,«.
of flna Kobfeoa, littfe A tfe.)
m UTTLE & CO., Wholesale Orooers,
jggawsatgagttrsrtta-agggt
riHEESE WAREHOUSE.—IIENRY H.
I I fv?T r T.nfg. Ferwsrdiflg sad Oanmlfeton
u tiTmisn. Batten lake Fteb aadProtae* saofeally
- nyifl
TTON BONNHORST <t MORPH, Whole
v sale Groens sad Cosuafedon Merchant*, and Ddfei
\a Wo 00 Water ftnat, Pitts
burgh. P*. • ~
rjIHOMASPALMER, Importer and Dealer
-Hr McCLINTOCK, Importer and Whole-:
'Tf . ml. and B<Ul] Dmler fa CmMnt. ftajffll
dtouatfattlamTabl. *a4 Window Shako
£tMs> Boat Tnnimtafil, Ho. 112 toftitwiit.
rOKRIS i PATTON, Wholeaalo and Re--
[ taDGfoeen.oa tho Eartem ddeoJ tna Diamond,
raroh* Pa. . . ..
DRY GOODS.
TJiRANK VAN OORDER, Denlor in,Triin-
JL a. «*—■ a ce/»UMCWH.,eJL i«ll(St A«- * Ton.
A A A CO- Wholesale and Retail
A • Solmishiurid BtsplsDry Good*. » PHI*
atrecS Pltttburgh. ■ ' • •-
TAyTOBPHY * BOROIIFIELD, Wholesale
Iwl sad Bstall Dry flood# Merchant*. censr Fourth sad
arkst(tmt.Plttaborgfc. •: -■ •
GROCERS.
. fIENERALCOMMISSIONMERCHANTS,
IT Deafen to Woek FknnvFridocaand Prorldow, Ho
Svaorth Water itraat, Philadelphia.
HAjRBAUGH & BOONES,
ORW ARDiNG COMMISSION MER
OTIANTfLDmten to Wool and Prodocs ofallktod*
a. Ho. ZU Utarty >tnwt. Pitubarob. Ps. tahZMyd
ourtn, wttun oiiwitt.
Wallace A Gardiner,
„ HiIOLZSALE DEAIBBB *l*.
■ . ]>lonr, ProTisions and Produce Gencrmlly,
HO.aftUBEBTTST. js3o-lr
- uiug ftrcVT tlrflllT'Plt-jU.T.
IfSAIAU DICKEY A CO., Wholesalo Gro
[ »«. ftemmladny M-r*--** TWI u
o, t.snd 63 Front tUsst. Plttatrargb,
tosh tloid _„jicha»» rum*-.-. WTLLUn n OTP.
TOUN FBOYD A CO., Wholesale Grocers
i sJ aadConsfedon Harsbsats,Mo.mWoodaad 2» Lib*
rtyrtr—t, Ptttabnrgb» .
fIIOBERT MOORE, Wholesale Grocer, Reo
sra^^‘sJ^M,*hST.!s r e
aotd Untfercath. -
mitt, wnf /onto.
Aik, BLACKBURN i CO., Wholesale Gro
-1 9. mm. Boat rorolsbsr*. sad Dssfen to Prod aro sad
OIU,PUfb «adhOdta«i..idways
pn&ndst tb«lfWswboa»«,Tll Water atmt,nmi)Hsh.
"jo«R ■'aw .jAmr&Ts’ottL—c. *oa
A ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
UochtatfcHa. 1M LltertrstevstPltto
w» —xaaaAOOBCOUT^
A. k. MMAtSTt
■M. BAOALEY * CO., Wholesalo Chto
mra'lfoa IS tad SO Wood Itrmt. Pltkharih.
HnujAM A. M’OLDBG, Grocer and
if T«sDssfer,asrosrof Wood sad.flithitwttitM 1
slvsrsoß baadsArassaurtiMst ®£^>? ie *, oro 2?^S*fS l
&M Tas> PonJjrn Prnlt* sad Hats, Wbotetsfe sttd BstsU.
psiferi sappOsa so tbs towsst terns. ' • .
TBOBEUY DALAELL A - CO./ Wholeealt
Mjt fltwsr*,Oo*maUßlcin Vsrehsata. Dsslsrs to Prddnos
(oa Fittebufsb ktsaoStetans.. Mo. 253 Übcty stmt, 1
.Inttebanrh. • . ; .. . ■■
ICK A MeCANDLESS, successors to
; b- A J.n.wiefc,Wtel«safeQrotor%Porvsnbns*ed
Deatert 1a Iron, Nall*, Uteaa» Got*
Ttfu, an;l PlttebnrSb MantAetam stoenUn tueo*t 1 4
Wpodtp* Waturatf—U.nttebttnth. - r '
A •: CULBERTSON, Wholesale Grocer and
ilf OaMnlfeten Btrobaat.Dtater la rroduca sad Pitta*
to*6 MaaaActnrod Artlefen 1» Utortr dnst, Pitta
100 runs.
W . & R. ; ?£oYb, Wholesale Grocers, Cotth
«f • PredoM-Baiiad
Sgrob BoDdtofi, froottßA on Liberty, Wood, axtt blxtb
itiedt Pltubarsn. • •
W. r l ** l ”- : ««1A HHI.W
. . i.xiimaumjtr.
- - _ tO SA A9VUU' ■ ' r
rtiGAEBT, WOODWARD A 00 n Whole*
-'■yi>mwaiwrs.Nb-f|lllart»trttawUTtiti>d>laM> | . -
niTtn a a. ettrrvr
I 3u§oCANDLESS, MEANB tCO., (sncce»-
' Iwß A ptoftniThoj. VbolMkla Croon*.
-ss®iSSjSg3aßSi’2a?a
\ *'’■
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 24, 1855,
B. conißxxr.
S. CUTHBERT & SON.
OENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for
the sale sad purchase of Real Estate, Collection of
Kenu, Negotiating Loans, on Bonds, Mortgages, *f-. No.
140 Third fti. Pltteburgh. Pa.
Michigan General Communon and Collec
tion Agency Office,
FOR the collection of Home an A Foreign
Mercantile and all other Money claims. In Michigan
ana adjacent States. Investment and Payment of-Uant ye.
Payment of Taxes, Purthas* and Sale of Real Estate and
Stocks and Insurance Agent*.
PELTIER A ANDERSON .Detroit, Michigan.
Befirtnoetin iYtttou>v&—MeesraKraaer A Batin, Hank
ers; white A Co., Gazette Office; Loren 1, Stewart A
Merchant*.- ~ .
Wahtxo—Two Agsnde* or Michigan from roepeetabls
Insurane* Comoaue*. mjrlMrd
A USTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent,
J\_ Stock, Merchandise and Bill Broker, office No. 92
Fourth street, above Wood. Business promptly attended
to. iyfodly
SAMUEL L. MARSHELL, Secretary Giti
tsn's Iniuranos Company, 04 Water street.
I M. GORDON, Secretary Western Insu*
• ranee Co* W Water stmt.
J[ GARDINERCOFFIN, AgentforFranklin
i • Fire lamance Company, northeast corner of Wood
and Third sareets.
Ltrsxwia
PA. MADEIRA, Agent for DelawaroMu
•-toal Inssraneo Company, 42 Water street.
TOHN H. MRLLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes,
•I Music and Mfir 1 " 1 Instrument*, School Books, and
Stationery. Scde agent for Chlcksrlng** Piano Fort*, for
Western Penns jlnnla—No. B 1 Wood stmt.
TTENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music, Mu
ll Meal Instruments, and Impcrtar of Italian Strings,
Bole scent for Nunns A dart's grand tad aqnaxv Plano*,
with Coleman’s Alolesn Attachment. Also for Dunham s
TOHN HAFT, Jr*r(BucccB&orto Jos. M’Gnf
•V fry.) Wholssal* and Retail Druggist and Dealer In
Print*, Oils, Dyestuffs, *«.' in Wood stmt, 3 doors bslow
Virgin Ailey, Pittsburgh. gOTßegular Agvnt for Dr.
Fcnd't Medicine. mhSO
TOmTP. SCOTT, Wbolesale Dealer in
•I Drug*. Faints. Oils, Tarnishes and Dye Stui&ft-80. 294
Liberty stmt, Pittsburgh. .
Alt orders will receive prompt attention.
gy» Agent for Bchencfa Pulmonic Syrup, mar 24-1 y
n A. FAHNESTOCK A C0.,-Wholesale
Tli Drnggwlsta, and man ufseturer* of White Lwd.Red
Gad. and litharge, eciM* Wood end Front streets. Irtta
tmrgh. ; ncbT
TJ E. Wholesale Dealer tn
lli. Drag*, Paints, Dy*Stuffs, Oils, Varnlshe*. A&. Aft,
No.YsWood stmt, Pltttbvgh. Ooods warranted. Prim
tow. -' f •
funcucg I - n«n«m UtVSft
DRAUN A REITER, Wholeulo A Retail
JF~B Druggists, comer of Liberty and St. Clair stmts.
SCHOONMAKER * CO., Wholesale
» Druggists. No. 24. Wood stmt, Pittsburgh. .
TOSEPH FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox
•9 A Cft, eerber Market stmt and Diamond—Keeps eon
stantly os hand a foil and complete assortment of Drugft
Mediemas, Medicine Cbeeta, Perfumery, and all artkhe
pertaining to his business. ’
Pbyrieuni pmertptloas carofoUy eompeuaded at *H
hoars.. . lately
WOQI>MEItCHAyTSL
S[ LEE, suocesaor to MURPHY A LEE,
[ m Wool Dealer, and Ocmmiterioii Merchant for the
of American WoolL- Ooods No 137 Lttwtv stmt,
tar*
Dentriitry.
11R. DAVID HUNT, Dentut, may spun
| w be foand la his Offiea, m* Fourth *l. nearly orpoalto
mttemo** Id very stable.
WM. VABIANrM. D., Office 6th atreet,
belowSmlthfield. toß. ft W-. 3 tn
a. r.Kn 7 to 4, my*s-iyd_
I SCOTT, Dentist, Fouitn street,
oBaba^Sm
An wok warranted. • jiU
11TM. M. SILAW, Co&tQUteUon. and For^
w * warding mershant. N 0.73 Walnut sft, Cincfonatl,
(telo. •
Kxrtgcvco.— I T.B.Dugan A eft,Tweed AfUbley. Carpen
ter A Prrd. ClndanaU; Murphy A Orafts. NewCvtSftAs; A.
Culbertson, Entttburgts Triplett, McFaden A eft.
oe4Amd
MERCHANT TAILORS.
B CHESTER, Merchant Tutor and Clo
• tbUr, No. 74 Wood street. Particular attention
to Dorr and Youths' Ctothing. _ ooikr _
IXrXLUAHWaßY,Merch*Dt?raibr.^’Dr*»
| f pet sad better to Ready Made Clothing, ill LIV
WtT Street.
TO WATTS A CO., Merchant Tailors, 181
JPi v W*rtY stmt. —W# an now rtoMor out
Spring rtoek cf Good*- I br Gantlamsei’e Wear-Ootha, Uu.
HUM and Vsatt»g»of tba unreal rtjde* and flneatquaUty*
Our Mends and eurtomer* wiUpiaaa* *tre w* * call, I&hl
MANUFACTURING.
tojjau mAtajnu. ■. ueu.
WILLIAM BARNHILL A CO.,
TOOILER MAKERS and SHEET-IRON
■ v anttKCRX, Uanofactorars of Barnhltl’e Patent
BoUen. Chimney*. Brtehen, Flra M BUU
dsaaar*. Salt Puna, Sugar rana. Iron Yawls or Life Boats
ate. ABd, WaekJmltbs* and YUdue* Irons,
oa. Repairing doaa on the abort—taottee. naaHyd.
T W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
A Maaofectunr and Dealer la Cabinet Wan, Ro. S 3
Third street.
JOHN WETHER ELL, Manufacturer of
PATENT BOX VICES,* tn pax lor article, SOLID BOX
*na B&AZKD BOX VICKS, earner of Andaman end Het»
nsoa streets. os* uuin from tba Hand stmeldtridge. Al*
«b<o7 CUf. eeaiWiU
AND APUCA MAN-
Pd TILLAS-Materiale marked fbr Embroidery and Aj*
iSWorkby MRS. L. 8. WILSON,
j«2tf. Ro, 2Xl* Perm street, above Utad.
Bolivar Hre Brick and Crucible ClayKan
nfactaring Company.
THIS COMPANfIIAVINOENLARaED
their capacity for tainafertnrlng, am sot prepared
to meet tba Ipcrraaad demand ft? thetftßrtch, Croatia and
Banding Claj. Order* promptly attended to by _ ■
KIRR A JONES, Gasal Barin.
Plttabarxh, September 21,1843.
1 AMES ROBB, No. 89 Market street, 3d
If fioorfrem the Market House, wonld Inform the pub
lo that be has sow • very fall stock of. every thing Is tba
loot cod shoe trad*, eocn as Ladies' Gaiter*, hair Gallon,
, lenny Und Padorre, Lady Franklin and all the style*
1 baud «a tbe Eastern rities; aleo, Blear*’ and Childrens'
Oritersand finer Boole and Hhnee, In all their varietleK
aleo, OenUrtnenr Cue Opera Patent Calf Boots, Emu
Call Boot*. Congress Cuter* and Bhoes; aleo, Boys’ and
Youths' Boots, fine French Call
Please give ns • call a* w* wish to aell each as article
naU who feror us with their custom a* will dr* tstlifu
tkm.~ Remember the place, S 9 Market street, i -my29
. . Hat* and Caps.
SJ WILSON A SON keep constantly on
• band erery description and variety of Kate aad
pa, both wholesale aad retail. Tbfiaa desiring a neat
feanSbnable flat or Gap, good aod cheap, would ad well to
-give us a call beJbra purchasing elsewhere. nolfetf
wct k JA»n a. wooiu.
. M’CORD & CO.
WHOLESALE AND &EEAIL FABHIONABLS
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OP FURS.
VOBNBR Of WOOD A2iD FirmSTßtm
Pittilraigh, Pa.
M.'lbelr stock embrace* mry/iuaUty ana styled Hats
and Caps, Uuffi, Boas, Cuffs and rur Bonnets.
audANmlcly . .
Coach and Carriage Factory.
JOHNSTON, BROTHER k CO., cornor of
•Belmont and Re been atmeta, Alleghany City, would
reepeetfnlly Inftmu tbeir friends, and the noblic ffeuarallr,
tbattbey Caniagaa, Baroocbrf, Roek
awaya, Bogglea. blelgbs and Charlaia, In all their various
; styles of Snub and.proportion,
' All order* will be executed with strict regard to dura
bility and beantf of finish. Repair* will alro be attended
;to on the moat reasonable terms. Vtlugln all tbelc work
tba beat Eastern Bbafts, Poles sud Wheal Rtnff, they Can!
confident that all -who Avar them with tbatr patronage
•will beparfectly satisfied on trial of tbeir work. ~
purchasers are nqueitad to dre them a call beJbra pur
chasing elsewbsrs. ... oofi
C. B. HEADLY & CO
CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE,
NO. S 3 THIRD NEAR MABKKT..
'■ HTOULD respectfollv inform their friends
1 " f aadthapabfkgeuanfiy, that they bare in atom
,U£eirr«npt*U Pall Stork, eonsutlug of Carpets~of erery
daeerlpUon, from tbe Royal Velvet and Bruearis. to the
common Ingrain, Hemp, and Rag. Floor Oil Gutb from
one to elghs yards wld% o*w daeigna aad Terr rich. Cocoa
and Canton Hatting, Drnggata, Ruga, Hate, SUir Rodu
‘Window Shade*, Ac. Pervonaio want am mritM toeafl
!aoda*amu»#tbaty etork. 8 team boat*. Hotata and Baal}
daneea fPruUbad on tbe most reasonable tanoe.
!u au im»o»TOK.._ _.xsitct x. uooxuup
, I r ~,.,_.*.|Lonmia«' i „
: ; XiTisgiton. Bogeen & Co, - - '
NOVELTY ORKSr nTTSBUHOH, PA
and Depot Railroad Seales, Hay,
: I Cattle axd Grain plat&ra and Counter dO4 Door
Cocks of all rises, BprtugsDrop sud Thumb Latches, Coffee
rlety In form aud finish. dlf ■
W.W.WSIXACR
STEAM MARBLE WORKS, '
hKDI Mi 82S, Übertv ttrtO. eppodti MmUHMt end,
TVaONIJMENTS, Tomb»,. OraTo gtooc,;
in nniltm To» BmiWr fimtjhi, fc.fl.
warsbnband.and inada to twder,-WmuehlMry, at tna
Imreet prims. Three buudredj>rigmd asdariactaddm.
'.atawe trw MnyjmaaU, Aelfisa hand, -v Blacrsaa Blab MSP'
bfffnSuhad to
New. Goods and Fashloiif fof GBDtlecidOis*
. Clothing Jbr Bpring of 1861' ' '
Kt WATTS 1 * CO.. Gcglcavo respectfally
ri■ totnDrmthalrntnnwons runodtrts,Le.tb* pub*
m tofcnw, Ottmtmm UN°-W»
• liberty stroetjortb.rid*. afro** Bt. Clair. • n_
k_ Penn Cotton Miin, KttibinKli. , .
If BNNEDE, CHILDS A Co_ SimnCuij
CLtumraoP- ,>
■ ssa^S^SKS'
■ OsUonTwiMt, ~j
M pSsxbunaaaiidßasbOofds _"
* ofslluto*«4 dedripdtt* l i
Betting. •_j •
AGENCIES.
s. ft ctnaaxn
MUSIC, &C.
DRUGGISTS.
MEDICINE.
Boot, and Sloes!!
HEW YORK ADVERHSEMEHTB. I
From VISSCUER . rOUF.LL'S Qen.tiJ AJ.ortUm I
Itouse, No. 540 and 34S Broadway, New "York,{late Vo. W
Nassau stmt.) .
Krms in Uu Oily rj New Hie*.
Straw Goods, French Flowers, &c. ,
pASU parchasers are solicited to examine
"straw goods,
FronehFlowero, AeTwhlcn will befonud superior tothst
of anr other ainsHev house In tne city.
fclfrfcf at * eflJobnsU cor. William. New York.!
CASH MBSIC & PIAHO STORE .
OF . 1
HORACE WATERS,
No. 333 Broadway, New York.
OPPOSITION TO > MONOPOLY. ‘
Music at Greatly Redneed Rates.'
■VTOTWITHSTANdING the combination
I* of Mnsle Dealers to keep up the prices of uon-oopy.
rTghvmilflftapafnjtthelntimU of naftw empesert, and
their refosal to extend to Ur. Waters the court**!** of tbs
trade, be Is making inmenu sales—having abundant evi
dence, that he bas publle do on ten ante and support. In his
the Great Monopoly, and in bis mcrtsto eld
re Talent, and to adopt the Natlooal ‘Currency. His
■lock or American and European Music 1* Immense, and
the catalogue of his own publication* Is one of the largut
tutdbat refcefcdm the United Btatee. He haa also mail*
a Great Reduction tn the price* of Plttoe, Melodeoos and
Muxbal Instruments of aMkiruii. Sxjxriorttmtdfiji oetsfrs
Piano# for *175, s2ooand|22s. Interior of agpMf enafifo.
and Instruments as tironp and as unroMS as those which
eoet 3500. Plsnosof everr varlstrof style and pno* unto
ilOOuTeommlalng thoee of ten dlOareot .mnnofoetorM*.
among them the celebrated teodern trapfowrf IIOAiCX
Warsaw Punos and thejdrif premium Souas Puxon <of
T. Uu**» A Co.'s mike, (owner* of the dSollan prisuL)
Seooud hand Plano* at cmaibarpauu. Prices from |4pto
ESO. Malcdeonsftomjirsdllforentmaunttetofle#, indud
a the veil known 8. D. A IL W. Butro's Melodeouftitun
ftl to the eoual temperament,) (Ae best eutJU ui tk» United
BUte. WmM6.S», *76. «00, aid
*l5O. Smith's DoubU foink Uefodeoas *3OO. Biek rumo
and Jfrlaieon fnaranUed. The best terms to ;th* trade.
■obools.Ac; I‘iXper cent, discount to dergymett and
ehUßbes. All erdera promptly attended to. Musis sent
to all parts of the country. poet-paM, at the reduogntes.
Geuenda&dselect eatalorues and scheduleoLwHate-of
Plano* forwarded to any address free of charge, teftfimv
A CARD.
68 CANAL STRKRT. NBW YOBK. f
MOLYNEUX BELL.
IMTORTKR AND NAXUYJLCTVRER OP
CLOAKS &. MANTILLAS,
WOULD Tospectfuliy inform the trade
that hi* Imported and manuteetured fitylasjbr the
spring Trade will be ready for inspection on the 19th of
merchant from New York
who Is personally visiting Paris th-eseaso>>, may reasona
bly smmt be will hare later and more v triad styles
than any house In the trade.
ftarTha notice of dealers Is railed to the above, and they
*«ay rely urm everr attention. ' jalft2mv
SCHIEFFELIH BROTHERS * CO-,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
SEW TOSK.
jfe^rmowrfteA'ftlTO
FMPORTING the leading Drupe from their
I original nfarketa, both In Btnooe and East Indies, and
dsn French anj XngUsh Chemicals, P«<um«ry, Tooth.
Jfolland Uair Brcahea, Jlslr Gloves and.Btrapa, l»Vris and
Triart#aponges/OorkSaßoapftAft.Aft. they oflhrthsahn
the meet reasonable t«ma. Orders either In b,
mall, will malt* their best attention. JelS-lSav
ALDERMEN,
j. Donaldson# Alderman
-4 aFFlCE r «orner of Feun and Sfc. Clair eta.,
11 ritUburah. All boslnrn pertaining to the oflea of
AQennan wllA)# promptly attended to. OA-lyd
Patrick McKenna.
ALDERMAN OP THE THIRD WARD.
AkFFICE corner of Grant and Fifth atreets,
* 9 (formerly occupied by Aldemsm lawls.) *A«wall
huflose*pertshwpg to thsofioeOT Alderman anidjMUcv
ofthe Fean wlKbe promptly attsndsdto. tefrln
MISCELLANEOUS.
STEWART & KILOORE,
MANUFACTURE!!* OF -
COOKING. HEATING.
FANCY STOVES,
GRATES, FENDERS,
Picei. Boxei, and Foundry Caatingi o.
all kind*.
OFFICE Ash’D WAREHOUSE,
No. 2C7 Liberty St-, corner of Hand,
PITTSBC BGU, PA.
HARDWARE FOR
BADDLEBS AMU CARRIAGE SI A ERRS.
R. T. Leech, Jr.,
Sx 151 WOOD STREET, nrTSIIL UCU.
Alee. Clothe, lews, Damasks, liw. Peer lldr DreS
ShspatJtn rp Itater,Springs, Axles,-4'aroleb,
aplJ-Iy •
A. A- HARDY,
(DaMim to lltHr. Jon* t OsJ :
coujtjxsjox Aiit* wKttsutpi#u
Agent of the fiaduon and Indianapolis
HAILROAD.
No. ft/ Water£st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
j*2o>lrl _ (J
ROBERT __RATTERSOFB
UVE JV^ BALE
Cortur Diamond rtrert and Cherry AtU jr,
ABKLAHD HOUSE,
ABOU STREW. AItOTB SEVENTH STREET..
PHILADELPHIA*
H. 8. BENB 0 N, Proprietor.
trrHcttif Baxrd. H.M ver
_U*7S.ltt±-lTd
WALTER P. MAUSFIALL, Importer and
Datlirla Plain, Figured and Decteidra hper {larg
ing* No. U wood ntulrarsh.
SolaAnetoftbocotebrAtadsiAßabetarM, Uitutlxl)-
«ngjt A ofPmrW. - mh3-&3
TJARIoFASUIONS TORLAPIES'DKESS-
I EH.—Tha Parirh Fa*hlomfijT JUNK, direct per
wffl b* «a Ml* oa tho Ist proximo br
IUI&. L. 8-WILSON.
jfa-RUW IVan, above Hand (treat.
KTEH, JOBES & CO.,
PROPRIETOR*
KTER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE.
AND COMMISSION
1' MERCHANTS, Canal Batin, Sersnth itrwt, Pitt*-
burgh, h.
Baeon, Uni, Lard Oil. Meta Pork, 8.0. Hun*. KUr'a ex*
trm ud No. 1 Balt, Anthradte and Scotch Pis lion, BoUrar
Brick and Clar, Aotbradte Coal. Ac. my l®
BANKING HOUSES
JOHF T HOGO:
SEW YORK,
No. a AOOTII Sp M. PiIII.AbRI.PniA. I
PITTBBURtfii,' ALLMIiRNr 00,
HOMERS KT, \ SOMERSET 00..
MOUNT PLfeASAKX. WgjTMOBWIbIA, Penna*
CONNKLMVILLR. FAYKTTJi 00, 1
UHIONTOWNr “
BROWNBVILLB, . “ “ 1 • j
Deposit* received. Dtaroontamada, DrafU bought, aol4
and collected, Bask Koto and Specie bought and told:
Stock*, Notes and other SeeuriUe* bought and add ©M
oommiadon, Correspondence and collections solicited. ;
M Agency.
OSESF. EATON. No. 19 Sixth et., agent;
(br setting said buying‘PATENT RIQITTS. Isnow
risad to »*u th* following lately patented ankUs
Trott’s patent Oil OIobM, for Steam Engine*
Coe's patent Drill. for Drilling Iron;
I*»n¥ Koch Drilling Machines.
Copeland's Stationary and Portable Saw Mill*;
CravJhnr* Steam anaWaterauajtei, and
(Irtfflth'* Wrought Iron BsJlroad Chair Maehlnta,
Them art Ids* hare boa ssamined hy practical nj*chao-
Saad machinists, and prouognrwi superior to any In use.
1 1* aim anthemed to wll Right* to make and rand
these articled In any part ot tha noon try.
He ha* aiao for sal* hot«prees*d NuU* and Washer* and
finished Braes Work. • _
lit u also prepared to tak* Agenda* ft>r th« sal* of etb
*r patented Right* and new lomUoa*, and gtr* to the
buxine* fluthml and constant attention 2 -
ll* retire to th* teltosrtty^
Th# tnbmrfbsre have kmgbeen Acquainted wtth-Vr
Moses P. Eaton, and hart no hesitation It rsroamsudiog
him to all who may wish to employ hi* terrlces, a* a geo*
Usman of undoubted Integrity ana tndefetlgabtelnduKry*
tn who** exertions trory rtiiane* mar Iw placed: 1
Neville B. Crate, W. uobtnaonJJr, -vr
Wm. Larimer, Jr, John ttraham.
W. ii. Penny, II- Child* a Go, ; .
James Wood. N. Ilolmes A Hoes,
P. 11. Friend, ' Kramer A Rahm.
V. Lorens. »• iiriugstan.
Knap A Wad*. William P. Johnston,
william Phillips, 1 Andrew Pulton.
A. W. Loomis. I Wilson llctlandlsea. .
Prmruxaa. Norsoiber 27 th. ISM. -dtf
EaR uid Winter Goods.
KDKOHD WATTS.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
. 1U ÜBUtrr BTJ2BXT.
¥ HAVE now on hand a largo Stock of Sail
I and Winter Goods. ov meeting* of entirely new designs,
Plash Vestings M the twrt beautiful patterns; Pm>eb and
Hugilsh Ca*dmer**,nf ertry style and shade In th# mar.
k#t,allof whi*hl*lU makato order on th* mc4 reason;
able terms. aod to enl* T tt29
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS# Ac.
WM’OLINTOCK k BROS, are cow sell
•log off tbslr entire stock of Carpeting, Oil Cloths,
no, tat cash, at price* Inwerthan er#r offeteif in ths wesV
Binding*, and Mate of ail WndsT
With a fall asnrtment of an criklste generally kept In a
C wishing to-tarnish Btecaboata, Qonsst nr B>
tel* will do trail to call now.as now lstbetimetoteem
gnat bargains. Hem ember thi plane. No, us Market gt,
oear libsrtsr- ■ ■ • erf ■ .
* : WM. A. IRWIH'b ;
BEAL ESTATE OFHOE, No. 87 Front
street, in LghsCtuba*
Pig Iron, As. .Coal property bongbtaud soli^
2EAFFET ft OLDf"
SanuKactd^" rn^TaSl;
leather:
FRITZ, HENBRI i flo .
: No. iD North TBIRD Strict, PIULA'DA ~
jgßuamus
raoVt widdy
uuL&TZt&gP™»tamralKirntßi
ßc**tarowf nd] f, WMklrasd Trt-W«*kln ml
: CH3HOOL BOOKS—A • uniform series for
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eMt r>A—l«tg3t» AUnSmr.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 24,15 W.
The regard which we have for free speech ih
dnees us to publish the following. We totolty
disagree with the positions it takes, and must
say that its author, whom we highly esteem, U
the only Whig within our knowledge who enter
tains a favorable sentiment towards Simon Cam
eron:
Mb. EditoO:—l have noticed in two or throe
of the last numbers of the Oaxeiti t sovero com
ments upon' the veto cast by our delegation, in
the Honso of Representatives, for U. 8. Senator,
particularly upon the vote cost by Messrs. Quy
and Muse for Gon. Camoron. *
You and I, Mr. Editor, have been in the same
ranks for years. We have more than once, alike,
rallied coder the old Whig banner. lam wiih
you now, in opposition to the Nebsoska swindle;
but I differ in opinion with you very widely in
regard to the proprioty of the vote cast by oar
representatives for Senator.
Of ail the candidates before the Convention,
with any ohance of success, Qen. Cameron, it
seems to mo, should be the most acceptable to
the old Whig party.
It Is evidently impossible to elect a Whig.
Who, therefore, among the Democratic Ameri
cans, would be asdikoly to represent us fairly In
Congress as Gen. Cameron ? Surely oot Mr.
Buckalew, nor J. Pringle Jones!
Pennsylvania has not been more truly repre
sented, nor her interests more fully sustained
in the Senate of .tho United States for many a
Senatorial term, than by Gen. Camerofr daring
the short period for whieh he was our represen
tative. He then boldly told his party, that had
they not praetised the great swindle of Polk,
Dallas, Shank and the Tariff of '42, they could'
not have carried Pennsylvania for Polk In 1844.
That deMaratlon'ealled down upon his head,
then, the bitter denunciations of the ultra Dem
ocratic press. For the same reason bo is now
denounced by the Pennsylvanian', and ail who
follow the lead of that sheet. I take the violent
opposition of that paper, and that wing of the
Democratic party of which it is the exponent, to
Gen. Cameron, os evidence that our representa
tives have voted right
How do tho twenty-eight bolters sustain their
claim to purity of intention, above their fellows?
Burely*not by their votes! Each man seems to
havo some pet scheme of his own to carry oat
rather than the selection of the most fit man to
fill the Senatorship. They unite only in opposi
tion to Gen. Cameron. No farther anion between
them. This does not look os if they, constitu
ted all the patriotism aod all the purity of th e
American caucus.
. I hope our representatives will maintain their
position, and vote for Gen. Cameron on the 27th
Inst. We cannot get Mr. Williams, let us have
Gen. Cameron! Wora.
Why should our correspondent say ‘'U is evi
dently impossible to elect a Whig” ? A large
majority of the legislature icert Whigs, and could
easily secure one as a candidate, if
It is the will that is wonting, not the way. Bat
if this wen not tho case, the fact would be no
excuse for our representatives. They were not
compelled to vote for Cameron because they
could not defeat his election. Those who cannot
prevent on evil an not bound to partake in it.—
They should have stood by their principles, and
maintained them intact, oven if obliged to stand
os a.lean minority by themselves.
We deem it unnecessary to follow onr friend
•in detail, but he will permit u# to say that his
agreement with us in opposition to the Nebraska
swindle finds a very singular illustration In Ms
support of Cameron, who but a few months
since was an ardent Nebraska man.
PmmiTtTSSla Leslilstin.
SasA-ra, continued.—The bill from the House
to prohibit Sunday liquor selling possod first and
second reading, and vu ordered to be transcrib
ed. The latter clause of tho third section, rela*
tiro to forfeiture of license aas struck out
A further supplement to the aci incorporating
the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad Com
puayr'paaeed second aad final reading.
BUI relative'to certain duties ana rights of hus
band and wife, and parents and children, passed
finally, after much discussion, yds 16, nays 12.
BUI to change tho time of holding elections in
Buquesne borough fell by general consent, the
courts having power over iL
Mr. M’Clintock colled up Senate bill No. "0,
relative to opening certain streets In the city bf
Pittsburgh.
Several amendments were adopted.
Ur. Darsle said the bill was hard to under
stood—he could not comprehend it—and was
not prepared to vote for iL
Mr. sTCllntock said be only desired to put to
seeood reading and thon lay it over; when it
might bo examined.
HTraBCIUJILPA.
Mr. Prioe called up Senate Bill No. 17, rotative
to the estate of Dr. Peter Shonebcrger, deceased.
{Thtf tUi relates to Executor and Devisee in
trust]
After s brief conversation relative to the pro
priety of the bill and the desires of heirs In ref
erence to it, H was postponedfor tho present
Housi.—The following private bills passed
finally:
“An Act relative to the coroner of Armstrong
county.”
“An Act supplemental to an act, entitled ‘An
' Act to incorporate tho Cleveland and Pittsburgh
: railroad company.’”
“An Act relative to the Anderson library of
tho city of Allegheny.”-
“An Act authorising' the Governor to incorpo
rate a company to erect a bridge over the
Youghioghexry river, at a point between the Mid
dle of M. Miller's island and Taylor's fording,
in the county of Payette."
“An Act relative to the Allegheny railroad
and cool company."
“An Act giving a bounty on fox'isealps in
Butler county.”
..“An Actto layout estate road from Unfco
town, in Payette county, to Mount Pleasant, in
Westmoreland county.”
“Supplement to the act incorporating the
Pittsburgh and Connellsville railroad company.”
The bills erecting the new counties of Madison
and Jackson, passed second reading-and were
laid over. J
February 20.
Sxxatx.—Mr. Darsle, read In place a bill ro
-1 sting to the Overseers of the Poor of-Allegheny
county; whloh was taken op and pnssed.
Mr. Melliagcr, reported House bill, No. 281,
relative to elections in Cherry BUI and Green
townships, Indiana county; which on motion of
Mr. Jamison, was immediately taken up and
passed in its several readings.
The bill to prevent tho sale of intoxicating
liquors on the Sabbath day, was slightly amended,
and passod finally by a vote of 12 yeas to 2 nays.
The bIU to erect the new county of Mooooga
bela was tekenup end postponod until Monday.
The bill to erect the new county of Snyder
passed finally by a vote of 11 yeas to 10 nays.
Houaa.—The supplement to the act to restrain,
gunners, &0., was taken up and passed finally—
yeas 40, nays 14.
The bUI for the punishment of bribery came
up In regular order, and was debated at groat
length. Pending th 6 discusslo i the Houeo ad
journed,
Pioma Emiooakts. —Mr. Joseph SulHvant
left here, this morning, with nl io heavy wagons,
thirty horses and twenty-five aeu, on his ! way
to Champaign and Vermillion < ountiet, in! con
: tral lUlnois. The outfit was a< i admirable one.
: The wagons wore constructed in sueh manner
as to answer the purposo of teats, and will be 1
;used os such, uptiiJwUable buildings con be
’erectedby the mechanics In the.company for
their accommodation, i The Meson, gallivant
ihkve purchased vast tracts or land In central
land northern Illinois, and are making prep&ra
; tiona to cultivate several thousand artres of land
| the present season. -
, The party that left to-day intend to prepare
the land for ploughing, hedging, and planting,
;and to erect the necessary buildings for thecae
joommodatieh of tenants. They take along set
oral bushels of loeifet seed, walnut, blokory
inuts, chestnuts, t*ed cedar berries, juxit a consld
.erablc qnantity of Osage orange aeetVs, for the
poTposo of hedging. Another party vlll leave
hero In about a month, destined to the some
place, and still another one about the (tame time,
will open another farm of several thousand
acres In northern Illinois for Mr, ScfiUranL—
Ohio Slate Journal. 1
j Kansas Xjuoct.—A meeting was hold in Eas
ton on Wednesday evening lost, for the purpose
pf formlngTa Kansos'lesgue. 1 Quite aUrgnjmn.
ber of-gentlemcn -were in attendance. - Dr. F, L,
Crane presided, and Wm Thomas acted or Sec
retary. A oommitteo was appointed to write to
the agents bf the different raUroada,_wUh' a view
to ascertain the cheapest and quickest route.—
Fifteen or twenty gentlemen signed a list, la or
der to ascertain haw many felt inclined to go.
1 Allentown, Pa., Feb. .SI -i-Thr trial of the
oenagjreoftho great Cotaaangnalottery, was
concluded-today, with a verdict of guilty against
Nathan: Fredsrio -was fined
jouw.ond ? costs of pro»©cntioß, and to stand
theisentesee be complied with,
and .William Grass fined sBooowith cafe, mod to
.be committed until the fine bepaid. Both were
committed in defenU of payment.
Two Strahbots Sunk.—The
New Lucy, from New Orleans last oigtu,
news of the sinking of two St. Lonis boats, <.
freighted with large cargoes. The Dresden j
struck a wreck at Widow Merriweather’s, a
short distance below New Madrid, on Thursday
was ran ashore and sunk—her stern in
fifteeffor twenty feet water, and the bow in wa
ter up, to the guards. She is careened consider
ably, and will in all probability, prove a total
loss. She was bound from this port to New Or
leans, and bad on board a valaable cargo, which
will also be a loss. The new Lucy took on board
and brought up a portion of hor crew. Tho
Dresden was aboat two years old, and was one
of the very best freighters in our trade. Bho
was owned by hor Commander, Cdpt. Saltmarsh,
and others, and was valued at $lB,OOO or $20,-
000. : /
For the Gazette.
The Robb struck a log at the foot of Devil's
Island, just above Cape Girardeau, on Saturday;
was run close to shore and sank, and lies in
aboat the samo condition as the Dresden—with
the guards forward but of water, and tho stern
sunk to the cabin floor. She will, It is-thonght,
also prove a total loss. She left this port for
New Orleans Friday about ooon, with a good
trip of passengers and freight. There was a
lot of stock on board, which was saved; the
balance of her cargo will be a loss. She was
one of the finest boats iu the trado, and when
brought out (in 1852) was oao of the costliest
and most beautiful steamers afloat— Si. Louis
Intel.
Asothib Steamboat Sunk.— Last evening a
dispatch was received from Captain Cunning
ham, at Cairo, stating that the Bacon had struck
a rook at the junction of the Ohio and Missis
slppi and sunk in twenty feet water, and from
a gentleman who arrived last evening on the
tors, we obtained the following particulars:
The oeddent happened Sunday afternoon
about two o'clock. The Bacon was rounding
from the Mississippi into the Ohio, when she
struck a. rook near where the Qrand Tower sunk
which opened a tremendous, gap in, her hull,
and caused her lo go down almost immediately,
not allowing time to eat lodge the stoak or run
the boat ashore. Sbe sunk within two feet of
tho horrioane deck* astern, and about np to the
cabin floor forward. Fortunately no lives were
lost and the books and papers were saved.
The Baton had on board a large cargo of
flour, grain and other products besides 150 to
200 bead of stock—all of which is a total Lobs.
We had no meaos of obtaining a list of ber
freight. Sho was an excellent freight boat,
about four years old, and valued at $20,000;
owned by McAlister & Co., of this city, Capt.
.Geo. Taylor, of the Belfast; and Mr. John Low
rie, first clerk of the Bacon ; and was insured
in offices, as follows: $4,000 In the Pacific,
$4,000 in the Lumbermen and Mechanics’,
$3,000 in the Cititans’ and $3,000 In the Globe.
There* Is also an insurance of between $4,000
and $5,000 on her freight list In the Globe of
fice in this city.
These are hard times on . steamboatmen and
insurance offices. Three of our first-class pteam
hosts, with full cargoes, sunk in one week, amt
causing aloes of property'amounting to not lees
than $200,000, is a blow that will not be lightly
felt, and compose a truly frightful chapter ‘of
accidents.
Winra on tbs Psaibiu.—Throe persons
froxe to death oq the prairie near Georgetown,
Missouri. An emigrant named Howard, came to
the State late in the season, purchased a prairie
improvement, tho house on which was not fin
ished. On the 2(Jth ult, the snow-drove in so
aa to p&6 out the fire, and he hod no mntohes to
re-klndlo it- lie started with his family on foot
for a neighbor’s house,bat the snow blew in their
faces so severe that his wife and two children
perished. In Pettis County M 0.7 two children
and a servant girl were fro sen to death in at
tempting to make their way to a neighbor's
house in the night during a snow storm. The
following distressing case b related, said to be
from a source entitled to credit, though almost
too inarediblc for belief.
llabusouxob, Feb. 20.
“A man wafl driving between Chicago and Ga
lena, with on ox team, in which was his wife and
two children. At night the storm came
upon them with its snow, wind and cold. They
oould not build a fire because the ground woe
covered with snow, and then was no wood to be
eon, and.their distance from any habitation pro*
vented them from reaching a hospitable shelter.
Before morning the wife was frozen stiff, and as
a desperate expedient to eave the lives ef his
children, the man killed both his oxen, cut them
open took out tho viscera, and placed hts freez
ing children ia the cavities. Bat their death
was only delayed by this, as they froze dead al
so. The man, leaving the dead bodies of his
wife and children on tho lone prairie, succeeded
In reaching a house whore he was kindly cored
for.— Chicago Trih. s
Thk Emcrs or Cou> ox Farm Animals.—
The Peru (Illinois) Chronicle of the 7th inst,
learns from a farmer who resides on the south
tide of tho Illinois river, some particulars of the
storm on the 20th uIL His eattle, though they
were enclosed within a oircle of straw stacks
and hay staoks, were so much with
the driving snow blast, that they refased-toeat
Tho enowv- was driven between the hairs, and,
coming In contact with the skin, was for a mo
ment melted, then frozen, until the whole cover
ing of the.animal, seemed one unbroken armor
oflce, which did not disappear on many for four
days after. Tho snow melting on their fore
heads and running down, formed huge icicles
that passed down over the face, and reached for
below the nose, giving them the appearance of
the beast with tho ten horns—in many instances
the broad sheet of ico falling over their eyes,
blindfolded them effectually. Their nostrils were
filled filled with frozen snow that had been driv
en into them by tho violence pf the . wind. The
quails that had gathered about bis barn-yard as
a last resort, were frozen to death. Prairie
chickens were cither frozen to' death or so be
numbed that he could take them with his hands
as they sst on the fenee, steeping with actual
stnpor.* His barn-yard chickens were many of
them frozen, and what is singular, in nearly ev
ery cose they were found with their bills os wide
apart as they oould be sundered, and the month
srith solid ice.“ Ho has driven his cattle
end ieoms over his fences, the snow being on A
level with them, and so compact as to sustain a
heavy load.
Youxo Amxuca Omxxtaiird.—The N. Y.
Herald says that a Turk, who has recently ar
rived in New York from Constantinople, baa es
tablished a kahre, or Turkish coffee-house, m
that city, where one may procure a Turkish pipe,
wfth the best quality of tobacco, a cup of coffee,
shevbet, locoom, (fig paste,) or rather oriental
luxuries, served up in a style that makes one
imagin o himself under the shade of SL Bopbio,
expected to be awakened from the. delicious lan
guor produced by.the fragrant berry or the aro-‘
metio weed, by tho musical Toice of the muezzin
as he cries: “To praycrel to prayers!" The
house is fitted up in striotly Turkish fashion,
and visitors seat themselves upon an elevated
cushioned platform. They have around them
books, newspapers, dominoes and chessboards.
The pipe-bearer gives them either the chibouk
with Us long stem and amber month-piece, of
the narghile, the smoke of whloh is cooled : by
passing through water. Tho coffee is served in
little porcelain cups.
Easton, Feb. 21.—The old line Democrat}
held a meeting last evening at the'Coart House;
for the purpose of adopting resolutions denounce
lug Major Fry, of the Semite, for supporting
General Cameron in tho joint convention of the
Legislature on the 13lh Inst., for the election of
aU. S. Senator. The sneetiaghavlng been orj
ganlxed, Wm. H. Hatter, editor of the Arm
submitted' a series of resolutions to lne«ffecf
ibo?8 Indleatod. Mr. For,
crot) moiod in amoodmonlM tho
which WM nuMtod; rod thenaommanoed naMUtt,
which bcgg.ro deception. Th« result wm thatj
the American portion of dip meeting droro the;
old line Demoeratnont, and then named n»ol«-;
tiona commending tho coonsoofMr. Fry.end,
instructing Mosers. Bosh and Johnson of the
Hohse, also Ito support Gen. Cameron in thsj
convention to re-assexnbtp on the 27th inst. , ;
Acstxia and .tott Wab.—A : late letter from
Berlin states that a journal of that place gives;
tbs following pxtrordinuy and incredible an-j
Douncementv under date of Prague, January 18:
“ Id well-informed quarters it is known (?) that
his Majesty the Emperor of - Austria summoned
the commanders of ormy corps to Vienne; hr or
der to ascertain their military and political opin
ions relating to an crrentaal war with
Counts Clam-Gollas end Bchlick art mud not only
to have expressed the Ir own personal objections
• to such.»war, bat the repugnance of the army
in general to the same. in-consequence of this
■ It iseoid, both generals have resigned their cbm*
mood, after declining * peace position offered to
’them.” . , r-t;
j. - SxWrtNo ran HxxMPLorsnToirtrm Cocxtut.—
Yesterday, fifty, men were'sent: to'SchuylkiU
county, ft.; by the -American and. Foreign Eni:
Igrant Protec tionand Employment Society, -be*,
mdea a number of others, within the? past |ew
day*, toother iieotioniu.. Ordew twr t Urge nora
ibenare.on
snhdc try peretmx out of croploynient tutthe
Want of lands limits the tfwfulnw in
this way. The .. Camden and.' Amboy - Botiro&u
Company have generously made* a reduction -on
the fere of Society’s benefiriarte* to thef
liunutxf-one-thiid of the fere to Philadelphia,-
and theThiiadhlphia ind Baling Railroad Com
pany one-half —AT. Y- JH4«w, 2Ut;
VOLUME LXVIII--NUMBER 158
’ Kaxzas as|d its AdvjlX*aqes«— A telect num
j ber of persops-Asaembled at Hopo Chapel on
I Saturday opening, in compliance with iarifetioni
from the Kansas League, whose offico is at 110
* 4 way, for thepnrpose of holding a prelim-
of the frienda of freedom. The
'•ued with some remarks from
' • Secretary of the League,
'' oraotxoal workings
Now Jersey,
"" through
*he
Broft.
iaary met.
meeting was o H .
Theodore Jhright, Esq.,
in which ho explained tb*
of the League. Mr. Williamson v
who hod recently returned from atou,
that aeotion of the country, explained to .
meeting the benefits of Kanxas in a minoral and
productive point of view. He said that iron
ore, coal,; Jime stone, copper, wild hemp, wild
rice, &c., abound throughout the territory in
great abundance, and of a "very superior kind.
Mr. Williamson portrayed tho soil K productive
capacities and healthy climate of the country as
being without a parallel in the United States.—
He said that it was no uncommon thing for a
person, (who was while in the Atlantic States,
complaining and sick with dyspepsia,) in three
or four weeks after arriving in that country, to
sit down to a meal and eat from three to five
pounds of meat, without Buffering any inconveni
ence, or fiear of a disorganization in his digest
ive
Fbozes to Dxath.— We learn that three,
of a family of fife persons, firing in Johnson
county. Mo., were frozon to death on the 29th
alt. They were fifing in a Tory open cabin in
the prairie; the enow drifted through the cracks
of the cabin to such an extent that they deter
mined to go to nTrieighbor’s, some two miles off;
they started on but lost their way, and wandered
about until the woman and three children be
came exhausted and laid, down; tho man finally
succeeded in getting to the house, and got help
and returned for the others; when they came to
them the ohfidren were already dead and the
-woman so badly frozen that If she gets well she
will lose both hands and feet.— St. Louis News.
A gentleman from Virginia recently announced
in the Washington Hall Hotel, at Atlanta, Geo.,
that he had somehow been relieved there of his
pocket book, containing $3,200, bat he seemed
to take the matter so coolly that it was goner
ally supposed thattheannouncement wasnhoax,
more especially as the gentleman had doparted
ne?t morning for home, as if nothing hod hap
pened. It was remarked, however, that the
money market among tho colored folks, was be
coming so enormously easy, and a negro sooa
attempting to pass a $lOO bill,’ the whole
$3,200 was finally recovered. It is not known
whether the Virginian wit! think it worth his
while to take the trouble of sending after the
money, now that he has been informed of its
recovery.
Governor Winston has announced himself as
a candidate for re-election in Alabama, and tho
Hon. M.'P Gentry has signified his willingness
to receive the Democratic nomination for tho
Governorship of Tennessee, .Col. J. Stokes is
spoken of as likely to be the Whig nominee in
Tennessee.
-ti UTl£H=3o bbb. £oU flutter';
X 9 - & bbU. Bulk] do (hr ult br
_ . j JOHN FLOYD t CO.
SUNDRIES —50 bxa. Soap; ..
O » bxß. llotadCandlaefl.bbU. Eoil' Battar, for nls
by fag oTwells a CC„ 526 Liberty tt.
•LOUR—4OO Lbls. in store arid for Bale by
a BARBABfIB * CO.*
'NTTER—3 bb la Roll Butter in store and
' for «U by fofl 8. PABBAPQH * CO
MUSTARD— Genuine Lexington Mustard
in lb-tj lb. and lb. emne
put an by Crow. A BlmekwaH;
luneh S Co.'s Fine Engl&h Muxtard, for br
J»29 J W- a -ITcLCRQ.
SALE—An excellent Frame' House
1. and lot oo Rasaeart-AlleghimTCltr, ai arwrlow
aH*. Bnqnlro of Ja2W THOS. WOODa. TS. Ith ft.
"1 LYCERINE CREAM, a new arid' very
OBY PEACHES—2S sacks in store and
MJ for tala br fa 7 IBAIAIT PICKET a CO.
HONEYr— 4 bbis. Strained Honoy iu store
«nd for gala by ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.
C'EATHERS—3OOO lbs. in store and for
1 ««labr • faT IBAIAHDICKKY kC O.
|RIED-APPLES —60 bus.- justiecM and
' tar nl* by _ _fclj> B. ROBISON * CO.
DRIED PEACHES—7S bus. reo'd and for
t>T ftlO H. BOBISON * CO.
SEED—3O bus. rec’dnnd for sale
bT WO n. RODTBON A CO.
EISH—2SO bbls. and half bbia.
Li WUteTUh and Trout reo’d and fbr «a!a br ■
- &1 ° B, ROBISON A CO.
fVASTILB SOAP —SOO Ids. White and Yar
v ' leffited eenuine Coattla Soap we’d br
J(W.rL£MD.-Q.
A VER’S CHERRY PECTORAL—I gross
I\. ftlits oekbraUdwaxbremedy roe’jby -
!“? ; JokTLtanyQ.
r I TOBACCO—SO bxs. ossfd brands, ss'&nd
■ Baiußp.ts«taratnde>m)Abr >
dc23 T.UTTLBA OO U2.2d«L
'ROOMS—IOO do*. Com .Brooms for sale
~BL i*g JOHN FLOYD k CO.
f’IORN JtfEAL, Hominy, Buckwheat Flour,
13 AISINS, Currants, Plums, Dry Peaches’-*■
4 OO Red 'Potatoes for sale by ■
jas. McUuqi4in.
Blooms and lumps—7 tons ou.h^d
sndfcrsela by j»9 J. A. lIUTCBIBON * CO.
RA BBLS. MOLASSES for sale by t
■lyrceia j. d. c^nfield.
ftOLL BUTTER-6 bbls. fresh Roll Butter
HijßitiWdMdto’Mbfcy ' R ROBISON A Cq.
LARD— 40 half bbls. No. 1 Lard recM and
t)T«t.«bT ftIO . R.BOBIBOK 'A 00.
/^ORN—4OO bus Shelled Corn in store and
\J fcrssleby fogp . 8. nARUAUOJI t CO.
Blue VITRIOL—I,OOO lbs by for sale
R-ELSrtJJCBa A 00.
fIREAM OP bbls for sale' by
aJ faa . E. E. SELLERS * 00.
"E*LM BARK—2SO lbs for sale by
JLi ftai r-k Hia.T.feßaa
EQ®s-r9bxfl. to arrive by - *
t*n - ISAIAH DICKEY * CO.
pOTASH—IO casks pure for sale by
1 »n R. £. SELLERS A CO.
Balsam copavia—lso ibrfor sale by
fall ; R. R. SELLERS * CO.
DEARL STARCH—J. J.WOODS’PearI
t BUrch eoastsntly In store os conjigtunent end for
JobT ftSl • .. XA. HARDY.
BUTTER— 10 bbls. prime Rott Butter this
day iae»d and total**? HENRY 1 H QOIXINB
JTh£ A. Mason $ Co*, will
open op Mondsr. Feb. 19,4 more e*xei of New Style
“"otUo.lfc I*lnes its, 10*sa I‘JX ets, usniUy sold far
end 28a. ; fti9
CJHAWLS —A few more of. those splendid.
iiy Rophe Bt4te Long SJuwlfStKV'otaslly «Jd st 18,,
W»Uilbeb*dst A. A. MASON JtOO.’B.2s.*tti*t :
fJOOD BUSINESS.PAPER, having not
dot* thin 4 month* to run. esn be oM©tl*£»d by
Opplylngto ftW B. MeLAIW < 80X.
COHN MEAL-75 bbls. Corn-Meal for
ni.br tela jaa. UebacaHLiy.
> UCKWIIEAT—4O ska Buckwheat Flour
\ ~fof-tnla by ftl9 JAS.'MaLACQnLDf.
FEATHERS -3000 lba. in store, for sale
by fal9_lJ>lCggy a OOj. » Water > CtFront it*.
TALLOW OIL—3 bbls. in store; for sale
by JM9. I. DICKJIV A 00. SO Water e BSFroct its.
EPSE AND CEDAR WARE.—SAMUEL
bwotosUntly onhmnde kochl e**on
t Wish end B*thTob« I Haree,BU*inbo»LO»k WolJ.
a or Dtnw Bucket* Wocglettßowlj, Churns. Dry
Measures, Zine *nd awrry WsjV Bauds, ud *n other
kinds of war# In hit line.
Alat>-60omuTabs,end 100dacesBucket*.' . _
Wereroom, Ussonle H*lL Fifth stmt, Pittsburgh, fie
T ARD A BUTTER—SO kegs No. I Lard;
Mj. tO fcsgt pecked Button 7 bbls. prime Roll Butter
just we’dsad far sslsby,JOHN WILSON,2CB liberty *t.
[UQAR— 10bbds,prime.N. 6.
I triad aadtbfafr by JOHN WILON. kQB Üb»rty»t
OALED
Oisia-
dpHEESE—2OO bxs.pritaa cutting Cheese
fcrssleby ; ,R. DALZB.L < OQ.:
ROSEMARY HAIR OIL-12 doa, of this
i celsbrsled llsir Oil recM hr . J 0&. FLRHI&'Q.-
AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL and CA
«UWIO nuA—l gTCM of these eelebrsted medJct'uw
wftbr . ; r :fiie r. . >• tJofcPLEiftsoT
nnn BBLS. Extra and Snperfino Flonr;
t*>l 111 100 bUs Ryetfasr. .. - . ...-i
100 Ms Pesetas, tarn*;,, r lOObuyCloTeraefc
OmbcdU’iddßrtSndWlMt Whiskey In bbls s iulf
buelS. - -,' fild
TT. NAPP & RIGHTMEYER'S Copy Books]
.J\ 20 numbers, fcrsslrWEolessle sod lUUII.
"6 B.SADteEB. Allegheny.
DROPS—Anothor large eupply of
'T«ryficolrJliTnr»d Gom Prep* retired by . .
JQ9. FLEMIWO. cor Diamond <tnd Markatifc ‘
f/INC PAINTS—Snow Whiio ZmcPalnf
•jflaaßafls'qisp *aßas»«!WteX
'E'XTRAFLODK—IOO bbls. EtSAnuii
JVwiMrtltolbr.rt.br
bw^Sysrarig.r.^
r ■*” - 1 - *A. SMUXK.II4.iIi «.;
®!!s2!s3Bsa§^&s*
Ti^ DT “ KesLard 3 Uflt reo’d wd for**leby
MW t . r .■• ••.■■'•< V 'vg-lUBBAPOIUtcy/
;CgSja^.!smaM
iBSBUSMBSS“ ! #* i H!®
. -w-ii i‘. ■ --, lißntVKm-fliMtoftnr '
] <s> K 3BLS. MESS PORK for
'7V-> - J.B. OAKFJBLD^
-70 sacks in store and for
ISAIAH DICKEY A 00.
bales iH&y for sale by
'• JAH. MeLATJQIIUN.