r DAILY PITTSBURGH OAZKTTK.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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, NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. -
4. v- •• = AOOQRDEON STRINGS, Ay I
■ T»K6ffij, WEISSENBORifftCO.,(btor Ci
, >;i , ....... COTTON BAIL DUCK.
'nvmN COLT'S Standard Cotton Sail Duck
cl n.c.BßAoa*oo.No.rtTiM
' f __ nalJtmrgw —,
~T~, DttY GOODS. ; ,
► OWEN; McNAMEE & CO.-Importore_o
|ktoaanMi4»ii"JlO™'‘u>dru«rO^J>g"‘ d
‘ COTTENET & CO., ImparVow al getf*
» Rnfopaatt Qoulx. No. 40 EtmA ttwefc.
.opars?.:., • : ,- - • —— —r
•:fj» PSTEIN & lIONIG, 100 Liberty nt., aud
• TAMES OWEN, 15 Broadest., ImportcVo?
■i SCHUKPBK & HAARAUS, Im-
- • ' -- -
B. HATCH 4. C 0.,; 99 Chamber* »treot,i
. lOHN M. DAVIES, JONES 4. 00.,-Jm-j
I’-tWpSm ' - . ■ • ' * __
>“■ r"”* ' A-OKMAIN eemsuy. •
• f TSSHto • Mexican Mustang lanimmt in;
proptUtor. 3MBro»dy*T-N.Y. iy^^;
DAGUKKKEOTYPES.
>T GURNET, No. 349Broiidwtty, the oldest
■ ■. ; 1 expresses; - ■
r* DWARDS, SANFORD & CO., Foreign
Afted toani KwaaSl P4rt»«f U» w^l% lT tS&*W
Wttibargb, Ari«m» * Q>» • ' ■ ~ m * -X?
__ fftiTwmt AND OEKJLAN FANCY BASKKTS.
finABEESZINX k CO.,s2Maiden
SJr|ws|fcW*»tJ«nw; un4 WorksUodA, *6-
• AND MACHINE TOUIA
A^^-kbrsSSSH?
• - -
.. —PAPKBWAREHOUSE
OYRTJS VT. FIELD & CO,-llCliff rtreeL
nutciiU. • ■ - Uogaiao
ffcDNCAN, LEWIS i BARTOW, N 0.161
HEFXANCE SALAMANDER SAFES, A
——: ; . TOTB AHD FASO* OOUBS.
.T iULKOBN * CO., M'Maiden
; nOOBB AHD UtuMSKY ItJEST
lU.ER,'COATES t TOn^No-J™
WIXDOW GLASS. PAIMTB.^S.
. TL POILLON A CO.. I™pQlS~~a_.crf
Oo«3i to» Wtator
rpnos. WHlTE ‘^CoTNo^'ll^Soutli 2d
BOOTS & SHOES.
WHO tB BET All,
JAMES 8088,. . '
ori MABBET and 6, Union ata., 3d door
«iS."®S£S*ttolSSajSs
M&SiS
ffltoßlaSTtn. GiMtemlUi Zm «£«* •rt*eWJ»
- riSSSr:.-.-—-»• *.
twmeroTß>b«y* »ad BdBgBVfU-
S^SSiSSSSSSS^SSjpjgBj^.
,^3
FANCY CHINA OTuSgT-/
66" WOOD STREET. PITTSBUROB.
JUST Imported and now PP e “^J a S I SfMt
SgftSSSggSa SsSSgr
WH. DATXDBOH * CO.. .
i it AVn FACT [JRERS s-iiil deal era m Vial*,
Tyl BeKtofisi •H,“»3ySSSS*Htt2!S£'p£
' - .. - •_i ', ;
r&npoitendf 6. * KWfttaftiUlea
r NEEI> £ E S. • ■.
; ;..v Ae«ata forthe most Gelebraieff ,
woo Lia r*nsx Bonitir,*BWio smuts,
... • nßjLvntßM*- «r-. :■-••- -
- jobkiTchapmah. ; .
xbuOf.vSAT.lt AND - &KTAJL DhALKR Uf
-
53 Haiti, that, nrntmfk,
IMP. . •. *«n(l>
PITTSBEBGH COACH FACTORY.
— -aw- »!»“»
; . s “
* : ' ; ' ' "° l>
J all and Winter GoodJu
BBMOBD WATTS. . -
MBROHAiIT TAILOR, : 1
- ' •1M JJBZBTTSTREET' -,j tl :|
JffATE now on hand alaxgeStock ofjoj^
-—jpATffKTfl. OH. CLOTHS. &e. ,
IfCLINTOCK 4 BROS. »«>“»““-
• xi*iia<l'R»«Cßrpet«.. AI#o«. <W OotM. .
Run, Window Bh»d*3*Bt*lf_Rod*vil*%Ua*K
t»Kgyaw>t of AU *rtldfcßUß#s#r»nr:k*P^^ n *'
BtMDbMtA lloom or Jo
*Tf«f (irpint. JUmaettm thf place, So. 113 Hirkjift.
KlTiibwtr. .'•• •••■<■•_•••• ««---•
wk. a, rawnra
TIBAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. S 7 Front
■ **rt»t>Bddocrftom Hitot;Pealo|a bOt»Ch*m-
PflflOrfcPl*!!®®**®' Oo*lprgp«tjrtao*tilM»d#okL ;
“ •asr^u
aUgaagr. sr/g^gay
LEATHER. !
FRITZj HENDRY *„p r %- DA
,s».a North TIURD. Stntt, rBII±iOA
y OUOCCO MANDFACTDRKB3. COtTR-,
’ Carnage! fig Bate.’ ! ' „
rmsflß undewigneanAa jnstncoivracflrSSf
I fromU»Z«st.&thil UAS&XAQ* WAB&SB^gg
s^i3fSS»ssjlasKSiS r pß^^^;
*IjVuSS« I aamUMwari a tw tut. f&am
i M-WEST^VELT t VenBtUtt®lu'd
M StOatr (t«rt, Ktt£gr|W:
BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
JOSEPH S, k A. P. MORRISON. Attor
•l strati Lev, OOee No. 145' Fourth tireet, between
HmithAtld tad Great. PltUtrorcb. Pv mytM
T Yf i HALL, Attorney at Law, “Boko
•I- • welTa Bnildlnfft,”<lrtat stmt; between yoortKand
PUaond Allar. en3tP«lrT
OBERT E. PHILLIPS; Attorney at Law,
i; st.toQi».aio. <» T
J OBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
X Owner of FUlh end Qr*nt«treetB,op^>iltetheCoart
iawa atope. FltUbargh., <• ; ■
JAMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, Ofico
Fotath rtqeet. netr fttmt PBtabnrgb. Jrifrcy _
IRANOISC.FLANEGIN, Attorney at LaW,
No. 170 goerth atreet. PHtabargh.
JASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law,
-No. 89 Fifth ■treet.yittibgrgb.
U» J. HENRY, Attorney at Law. Office,-
-JCi. oomw of Thiol »nJ !W.o'*».itro.U, Clnota”*ll
mwKERSASP BROKERS.
.--i..---, -ilntttPll ICTXWM
WILKINS & CO.,
njcccwsots to a. wnxnra a - ~ '
BAHKEBS & EXCHANGE BEOKEBS,
JVO. 71>V L'H TU JfTRKBT, FITTBBUHQU. -
IN tho numerous euspenflions of. Bankers
and Broker* throughout the oountry. durlngtbo lift
cimonths,wears«aififlftdtbattoalmost BTerrluftMiw
their troubles hare grown, out ora departure from their
legitimate buftnett* and we tbdrofers -tlto occasion to w
thro the public. In adrahm, that oospe«ilUlons In
<jt ftoeks,” or Other * tmtelas opp rationV’ahell tempt u*
fromtbsirtrtet andlecitimat* Huaof barhusinr**, better
ing thatin nroldlagull «oeh i-irestmeiite. we ehall uot
ojJt be better able to ecrrc our customers and enm»their ;
safety, hot that in alopUaxmeh a
mote our own ultimate benefit, fed WlLKlHaetv.
fIMEKNAN & CO.. Bankers and Exchange
■ lookers. No. 96 Wood street, comer of Diamond Alley.
Bank Notesand Coin; Discount Time
Exchange, and Promissory Notectnaks Collection* In a I
tbeprtneJpalcltie*ortb«Onlnu;ne«iTe Deposit*on »U
andonlntcTwt, and lira their prompt attention to all oth
er matter* appertaining to a Broker* burners.
Exchange constantly for tale.
gpgtßß axHm. ir ~.Jteruac« «**«*•
T RAMER, & .KAUM, Bankers and Ex*
V.'ehangoi&oker*. Bay»ndwell Gold w»d SUT«f*»d
St Not*£ negotiate loins on B*sd or Stock Sycu
twU,Bon£uie womiwory Not«*»*ad TUn® BUI*
MdWeft. Bay vxi «U Stock* on Coaum**k>n. tt>U*e»
tUms nude on *ll point* to to® Union, j*® 0 *
Third and Wood itrwU, ilireKlr opposite lb® bt-Ch*w*
IlntaL “li* 1 !
SiiclSasonMo
Cbscfca lomkt ni «oH*etkmf «*d« on a«ny *U prtno*
MdStaUofthoUoltadSUt**. . . . w(n j_ n
i - P tt?wSiit pwoihim foreUfti nnd Amwlenn
I “idmon, no n. couloMn.au of Pmloc.. «Mpi*l
I wt <m ÜbecnitgrPU.
StUifia. j. *.
WILLIAMS & Co.; Bankers and
»T lSth»oit.llnjkrn. North Kut oonu* of Wood ond
T AdSS&to. UWrol toro*. •Mi eongao.
prompt!? otuedod •».
HOLMES 4 SON, Dealers in Foreign
_ __ d Bill* of Rxehangy, C*rUflfl*ta» «££*•
Jl Bank Not** and Spoda, No. 0® MWfcetktmU Ktt»*
tmh. Pad* on all tt* prlndj»l dtto*
ttuoonhoot th« United State*. __ -
BOOKSELLERS &c.
L. READ, Bookseller and t Statiooer,No.
m Tg* Joarth itwct; ApoUo Ball dins*
JOHN 8: DAVISON. Bookseller and Sta
meet, caw locrUu ntarargn. »■
¥ TENBY S. BOSWOBTII. Bookseller and
H Pfiw In Bt*tlon«lT. *c-, No. 82 Market *tr«fc, War
«*■ iMmcrotul. Pimbtßdfc Efc.
AY & CO, BooisoUero. and Stationers,
w, Wood tusxi dnor to the ecrneroi Toira,
School »ad b* botto ccnrttnUy rn h*n^-
COMMISSION ,
rr «. *o»«U
- fe CO..
170KWABDING A COMMISSION MEB
atwUPKubttrgh. s. • ..
.T“ * -AerM'BANE, Commission and For-
IS'*BOBISON A 00"'WhoieKdo Gnwras
""ra^
'GPBSOTR°HARBA¥OH'i^Tsa« S
S BMta R. n*rb*o*X) Ooxamlalctt «nd *I»i r w2s
— renT .. - •
JONES"* CO., S S MCSBorato
JaassKsgM»ass!saasß&
Ptfctitaaxh.
- =“ JOHS TOKWi I
-TOFM WXtT i co., Wholesale Orooois,
ißSHaES^sr** 9 -*
'borgh. - • ' - :
tazrste> P»- ‘
rSTIIOMAS PALMER, Importer Una ucawr
nr McCUSTOCK, Importer aod Whole;
; mVSiRRTS"-k”PAfTON, WLolcsalo ana R&-
M Grww*, on tho tutam bM* tM pUnwnd.
pltatipiUFi.;’.
S¥m' M SIIAW, Commission mid For
vinw-t*' cmstao.u.
Oblo. _ T It H«m * C«n»f
s3Sfe»^';
—~ORY £ O OPS.
ii’RANKVAN.OORPBB, Vtoin
V^JMfcco“ <! wh&«SaRcSS
A-A2**s£Jt *** *
£»& ntubotjk.
ciipinr i' BtmoimtXD,
latrwU Pltfbßfgfc. • _ -
[ROGERS.
■■ ' ' ' m T*** M ■' ■-* -l-'TI VOOSI '
’•’ iMHK'HiSBATOH * BOOMS.;;
|~V ENERALCOMMIBSION
l*w tw.l in Wrw>Lnmai Product tad PtorltViM* Mo
HARBATJGH & BOOHEB,' ■' _
£lOR WARDING COMMISSION MER
-■ . ... jam, ouwra
““ & eardlneT, • '
■anoteSALß DKAIKBa, /£,= ;
■'Tloiir, Pwwjygff,
L ' “t. ,| „ >»«■««* WC tMI.
TS*“ISTdICKEY’* CO., Wholcwdo^Gro-
I QAIAu iTii’irTiintf goa In Prodnoi*
•
hmu».
TnHN Wholesolo Otocem
iffSSi>wSE
tow foroah. •
_ ft. joyta.
1 WholoesloOro-
jpfari&i. •• -■:
: : ttt —r—; JWW » *. OOBBW*t ••!
WH. v - »>tyg tifllUT. ; 1
4CO, Wholesale Or*-
IWEBBagaaSa
saaßife m
rPOBKKT DAIi/iHLL ft; c P~r,
agencies.
—* »■ cro “ m
S. CTTTHBEST & 805,
wiehieaa General CdmmfMxon and Colleo
tionAgSncj Office, ■ _ .•
the collection of. Home ana Foreign
r M*maUla*nd*llotherH<«»j ln MleWsjn
Btocklindlnmngyiggggggjj Drtjnit,,iachln».. t
*<2£^&Lis£ d '‘ f
4 OSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent,
A Btoek, HerrUndis. «nd BIU Broker, olSee >«• *j
Fourth etwlet, kbore Wood, DMineM pn>mpUr.»tttnd«l
CJAMUEL L. MARSHELL, SecretaryCiti
tep'l Ingqnnae Comianr. tveiur etroet.
FM. GORDON. Secretary Western Insil
. ranoo Oft, M y*tw{ rtragt. - _
. OARDINBRCOtSTN, Agent for FranUiii
nre Inmranee Company, Borth-eaft corner of Yfood
andsWtfws«t»* •» " ■ ' ? '
A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu
titoi)ioQnßOr OdoUW7. 43 Water street.
MUSICi &C.
TOHfi Hi MBLtiOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes,
•I Maaleand Mtßiad lortramenU, Behooi Bonk* and
fagftjas^gßsjaa.^ 10rt "
HENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music, Mu
-I'l tW> InrtmmtnU, and Importer of Italian Stoino,
SlfaMutftiTWonma « CtaVa Brand
wJtli cSenian’f ASolean Attachment. Also Itor Dnnbsm •
DRUGGISTS.
JOHN HAFT, Jr.,-(successor to Ja«. Jl’Guf-
I Wholesale and Ketail Dnufgirt and . Dealer l£
affiOil*DjSExflMW. Ml Wood ewftW? toP» ***
VL&n Al3y. PiU>&trsfa. «-Be«nlar for I*.
ronraMedVdaa. mnw_
fOUN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
•V Draff* Paint* Oil* Vamlahe* and Dye Staff*, ?•<>• 29ft
Liberty street, Pittsburgh.' ' .
All orders wUI recelTa proort attentton. ■
<y Agent for Mchepfga Polmonic rijrup._my jWjj
U A. FAHNESTOCK A CO„ Wholesale
XJ # Drngrtrirta. and paimfhrtnmaofWhite If*<k.»go
onrner Wood and Pront *tn»t^lMUe-
T| 'E. SELLERS, Whoiewito Dealer in
IV, Dni**. Paint*, Die Staff*, 011*.
So.T6Wood ftwet, MtUbarsb. Good*warranted..l*naa
low. .
imniri „,tt, m — r —......0ma0s uißa ,
ORAON A REITER, Wholesale A Retail
[f Drtuurtrt*. comer of Liberty and BCQalr atxwt*
fmborsnV
SCHOONMAKER A CO., Wholesale
• Prugglrt* No. ft*. Wood rttwt Wttaborgb. ,
TOSEPII FLEMING, Successor toL.Wiloos
*1 A Co- rnrner Market street and Dlamond—Kerojera-
Jkntjr on hand a full and complete M * ort “s n i I , J f
Medtelne Cherts, Perfamerr. and all artletot
tartfoflr «?><«*-«•“
boon. i .
WOO!. MERCHANTS.
H LEE, successor to MURPHY LEE,
, Wool Do.tr, uid anßlvloo Mmeayu to lh«
f AmetiSD WooU/ Good* .No 137 ÜbertT rtreet.
tar* . _
flB. DAVID HUNT, Dentist, may again
HiM. VARIAN, M. D„oEce6th Btreot,
TV b*io«Smithaoiii, <a<»ms,.-*.» u>
B.VV. T to 8, r. u. bj3Mi*_
"1 SCOTT, Dentist, Fouitn street, giSSA
,) , endoonu-tof «irt* 0Ootho«i*(3gB»
from 0 a. *-to ft r. a j #ll
All work warranted. /*
MERCHANT TAIEORS.
CHESTER, Merchant Tailor tad Clo
b. thler, NO- T* W»d ftreet. PartfcoUr tOndn
BoyPaad dcthlnx. 11016 7
STTLLIAM DIGBY, Merchant ■TaUor.Dra-
I}/ per tod D«*l«r In CUrtfalmt.
WATTS 4 CO., Merchant Tmlom.Tsl
amSSHaatuim amtSfls *“»
>&gl« «seSs>n« will pU«»« clt. ai» all lolil
JIAXUFACTURIVI
BARNiiILL 4 CO.,'
D OILER MAKERS “iii SffEirC-IRON
f% WORKBBB, M*nuftcltttef* o/ n*rnhni • P*unt
T W WOODWELL, "Whole salo and Retail
I J - Mina&ctortr anA C*W»A W«»,No.SS
JSMSSSffifc-sH£3b?»
athmy Catr-
£*£«*<* w«.anx
until **■
Bolivar Eire Brick and Crucible Clay Hftn
riVlllS COMRAJOT^IATnSQ^'IjtA^OED
J^isssatssMagisaasJ
B<sd£*CI»T.,
PHtrtntrghlgapUmWttK I*o- ■ . . .. r
Boot* and Bhoean
lAMBS 8088, No. 89 Un-lot atrMt. M
WssteSSS^SaSSasSMSS
rSTrSsKsa
Salt Want*. Ona*T«* owtf” .J 1 " 1 Wr * .
Ymfeha* BeoUtoi to iwll tueh va artlcl#
' Hati anil Cap»-
f ’WILSON * i SON X«P <» l “i a S“y .I?
flrsti* * eall toft** pcrduMing «lwwbg*» •
;.... JJJUB I. tt&M.
O RD & co.
triHILEHALB AMD Kq»tU
HAT AND: CAP MANBBACTOBERS,
AHU BKAt*K3T!*'AL>-XtVMt)r - IWla.,- .
coßjrv>,pr : *'poD,tsorirTHßtß*ra,
CAfff And AurßMmftt.
di a*™*-
stjto* With itrtrt regard to dnrv
\' g SISSSSS^SAS^SS^^ ST
I charing ttamißV* { -•_ ‘'• • ■' l ; •
' C. B. HSABBY & CO.
. CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE,
. • ■ Tin an .tt, yyuz itAHKET. , .
WOULD respectfully inform their friends
ttepobne ll»tthjjltmle•»»
seegEs&mm
; u i. urorarot—-•cufu'
J. j. sonant..-. »• s -2°’s^-
i®3BUßan, PA.
mRACK und Depot Railroad Seales, UM,
1 OaitJa aiGrmla dn4 Platform uid Dncr
Ceks of oil »Lp*. Spring, IDrnp and Thumb laUIiM, Con**
I MIU* of TArtooT kudc Wint Mill*, *ppn>rod P***ffg*»
(Boltfood FMUnlngt: MaUoaU* Jrpn Cuii&gaof freiTn
, rirty In form aod,flnUh. - i ■ .- i ■' .' 1
W.W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,. ,
zn.im'ond'B33 Iltlxriy ttrtH, oppwtlt l>Kt,
- WTBBOMU. „
MONUMENTS, Tombs, Orovo Stonoa,
(1M wltO d«J*tell «t!l»
i ■ *a2o -•■• ’ ’•'- I .' • .i*
Hew Good* and FaaWot» IW Omtleßi«i»’
• Clotting for Spring of 1864. . •_
Ki WATTS* CO. l»g ftWJeWPW 1
fiBKOOMB
BTAMUSa.'
bucccmot*. to
, ksk«BKS'
* gicvnulT** corw of
lIJENNEDY, CHILDS *• 00,, fiftunfooj
i- ' l ,'V. »*.:
Urocer and.
Prodo«* ftn&Pltt*
nty (troet, PltU*
fO<jers,Conv
,
Woo4*.nßdS&ti
iSgIIISE*S§S
.» cotßUf»
r*munr», : . - ? \
CO, "Whole.,
iiMi
GOTHIC
Dt Roar <aa.cu.tiim. ton" oSrJS.
—’.it. t-oorro
-jCO.fnigcP'
I NEW YOBE ADVEBTIBEMENTB.
Nusrartrttt.) • - ■'
MEDICINE.
RdiabU Km* tn flit
1866. HIILIHERY.
Mrs. WM. SIMMONS,
SW Jlnadviv..*/. r~ .
1S now prepared to exhibit, ana offers for
I —*" »tid retail Boycra. »t tbt tpwyt po*
Sa^^S& , SSBSrSS»BM.
(Ttr any, one wtabiiahtnant tothU *s^;
g»«'!Hgfta> t g»?ss ftffiSSSS.S“WnS
milUnar. Madamo lAbslleW. ofwiJ, *nd Mr*.
fon.^ ?? 1,,r
M ore a«“!|.»lSk__
Daguerreotype Materials, &o.
»maSlS?ortr«l»a)% KOMrtgtolltot IM. adKrtaf
"X NTfioNlFsKnoral Depot of Matcr'inln
TV fo»th«D»»ofr»ctT»B,»ndfcr platuroaa Ftiptrond
TiGir. Owaiogne* farnlshfrioh Wplie»ti° n - . ,
O&icSitoseat bycxpre**P***? l *. " d JS u X7:JE£
partta with whom we ere drarefeh
erica aa taihairnblllty tohar for the coodi on.
?SStwit*thrlr ® l^®& n t f > ll K7%w X fK2St2C^Y’
porUttoo.- fe2T-3mY R. ANTHONY, 303 Broadway, fl. *.,
Bag Manufactory. •/
HAM. Flour. Feed, Gran, Meal, Hominy,
ghe£ thrtkwheat, Salt. Qnano Wddlotter Unda «
itasa made and printed to order by machinery wit net
patch. Addr«e*,aaebnT*,- ...
. 11. riattttreti,i>oo
WM. SIMMONS,
; Wbolenalo Dealer in
STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY,
ftS7-3mT CM DUO AD WA Y, X. T.
Straw Goods, French. Flowers, &c. j
/'I ASII purchasora are eolicvtod to examine
our STRAW GOODS, :
fnneb whfiftr will bMbtrod laperior to that
of Mir other ■ltnlUr house in the OUf. ____ __j,
rf^ssi^TgiaaßSSa^t
'n?S r ™ i Sfi°^, hv
«nr. WlllUm. NrrTort.
•lIASII MUSIC & PIANO STORE
• op I
EPOBA.CE WATERS,
No. 333 Broadway, New York. I
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.'
Music at Greatly Reduced Rates.
‘VTOTWITHSTANuINQ the combination ■
i\ of M lUlo Dnlen to knp jnp th* prtnM of nott-cop*
®
feaasasßSiMs. «
Mat**. He fau[ a}» mad*
SSSBS
amont then tV wtetnUd nodtr fi (ttpwftl Hoxxca j
Watu? PuJro* and lh»Jlrtl premia* t °{ I
T ilmm A OD.'ltUlUi (OWllflOf thl ®)uW MfDUI
Mtondhand riAOQo At I
«?£&:
i hoo!5I*« iSTSeellint tll*wrat to and.
ehnwSia. All OTATrt pTtwapUr * t *f n
waUlWttbf *h* country, P«H>aiA
,1 —?.-■> MiMt nttlonw and acbadul* of prl** of
- A CARD. !
61<5 * itOtYßms' BELL. V ° *
OL®"&
WODlD'cnsapectfolly inform tho trado
tmt htafcmffltrf »»<> m«n«acto»o stri« for Uu.
r rrlnc TYwl* will bo rrodr for InopoiUoo ontho lfltlior
fiR-'r Voatllls morohoat from Ko» Tort
»‘‘■tjrTSS.'SfoKSIS:
btr apert 6* will bar# later iwJ Bier* ran*a ftyw*
'*&%.'%£% «»«fr..brt* .rtgrt
pay n>tr own awry attention. jal»-2mT
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BROTHERS & CO., I
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
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no mihand»eor.Af 1
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Nail urf n*lr DnaMi Uilr GtoT***odBtr*s*< ™>l U“
r"«nT<rUirSST< Ibatf bwt atfnttaft.
ALPERMEX,
j. Donaldson, Alderman
rVSlCE, corner of Wnn aad Sl Clair sts.,
1 9 rtttabursh. AllbnUsaM r«rUl&l&a to tb«o0^« of
‘WARD.
OFFICE cornet of Grant arid Fifth streets.
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ali kinds.
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PITTSBtRBD, PA.
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!8, 1855.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY2B.IB6B
FUOM CAUFOUNIAi
The steamer George Law, from Aspinwall,
with Ban Francisco dates to the Ist insL, armed,
at New York at half past eight o’clook Sunday
morning. Her epeoie freight consists of $l,-
118,000 in gold. ‘ '
Sho fringe 801 passengers, including General
Echmlquo, tho President elcot of. Peru.
Tbo transit across the Isthmus know regular
ly made from ocear. to ocean by the railroad.—
Xho formal opening of the line was to take place
on the 20th.
Vrom UlO PlMor Tlbxm.
DMADrut Btbahroat Accidext —Terbiiilb
Los« 6p one o’clock on Saturday
afternoon, aa tho steamer Pearl, of the Oombtn*-'
tbS lino, which had bwa racing with the M'nttr
vrur, of tho CiUiena’ lino, from MnfyxyiUe to
Sacramento, was nearing the latter city, her
bollor exploded, very nearly destroying the boat
and harrying a large number of bnman beinge
, into eternity. From tho many conflicting etate
mentain regard to the dlaaetor, wo gather tho
following:—Thoro were ninety-three paeaengere
on board, of whom thlrfy-flre wine Chinamen.—
Of theeo tho bodiee of twenty-two, who wore
killed, have been rooorerod.' There were mno
teon at the Hoepital on Satnrday, who wore ter
ribly wounded. Bomo of tho enfferoro hare had
their arms and lege blown entirely off. The
pilot, who was thrown several feet into the ei£
e oaped with but little injury, and also the cook
and steward. These aro the only officers of the
boat who were eared. Captain Baris ana Mr.
U’Bride, of Wells, Fargo & Co/s .Express, are
i among the dead.’ Tho treasure belonging to
Wells, Fargo k Co. -was Bunk.
The boat Is a total wreck. A rope was .pro*
cured, and the wreck has been hauled to the
riser side, abreast of the Gas works. Tho after
cabin and the hull Is all that remains of her.--
Those passengors who were fortunate enough
to be. aft 'in tho cabin, providentially escaped
uninjured. .
Capt. Baris was killed immediately. The pi
lot' Sir. Williams, was thrown a considerable
•distance in the air, and fell in the river, within
a few feet of the Yolo shore; he was subsequent
ly picked up, and will doubtless reeover. His
escape is certainly miraculous. The appearance
of the wounded (and scarcely one escaped) whs
a Boul-eickening sight The Chihamon and wo
men groaned and walled in a most hwftil manner.
The explosion waa distinctly seen by many per
sons from tho levee, and a moment after Its oc
currence inoumeranlo boats, and also t|e ferry
boat running between Sacramento and Washing
ton sped to the scone of .the disaster. The bo
dies wero picked up, and a party of men pro
ceeded to clear away the wreck for the purpose
of saving or recovering those remaining on board,
if any. In tho meantime many bodies (some of
them mutilated In a shocking manner) were re
covered from among the fragments floating in
"the river. The number of missing is about 80,
it is said. .
Adams it Co/s messenger, Mr. Keefer, is safe*
he had just gone aft to get his express matter to
take forward and it saved his fife.; The letters,
treasure and express matter of Atoms fiw.
wore also saved; the letters were soaked byfall
ing in the water. - Four persons jumped in the
river, and were undoubtedly drowoed; the our-'
rent waa very strong. Tho Enterprise
soon after, but her assistance waa not needed.
The river was filled ’ with drift-wood from the
rearl, and boatmen veto engaged in picking
There wero only Tour ladies on board_ of the
pearl, oil of whom were sated without injury-
The Measengor of Rhodes & Eusk’s Express was
lolled, and all the express matter lost. Mr
'Samuel Jones, book-keeper of TVella, Fargo &
Co., was badly Injured, but not dangerously.—
an the firemen of the boat were killod. .. •_ . t
As no register was kept of the passengers
names, it will be impossible to gito a correct list
of Iho killed.
’ A gentleman who was at the stern of the boat
at the time of the explosion, says that or the
ninety-fire on board, exclusive of the
and crew, about twenty escaped injury. The
remainder wero either killed directly,. scalded,
or thrown into .the river. _
'Many are lying at the Hospital,.
cry l* iery underlain/ A gentleman from Shasta,
teUs us thatelere&of hisacquaintances ontheir
-way tff the Atlantic States left on the Pearl yes
terday -for Sacramento. Ho has not been able to
find one of them. They all had large amount s
of money about them.
. A largo number of the deceased Chinese hare
been removed by their countrymen. A story is
current that the engineer of tho bcateacaped by
swimming to the Tolo side, when ha took totho
woods, and has not once been seen or hoard or.
Bacuamzhto; Jan, M.
Twenty-six bodies hare been recovered from
the ritor to-day, making forty in all, (exclusive
of wounded and anburt;) eighteen of these were
Chinamen. Twenty or thirty more are euppoa
edtobe in tho river yet At thistime there are
thirty-one bodies in a room at the Station House.
Wadlcigb, engineer, Is under arresf. ;
i' Some of tho bodies wore thrown as far assay*
i enty and eighty feet from tho wreck. From the 1
1 many and frightful nature of the wounds-ihfiicti |
| ed the boilers must bate been scattered to frag
| mehts. As yet no cluo has been discovered as I
I to their whereabouts. .Of the whole number of |
passengers aboard; about thirty were Chinamen, j
the largest portion of whom worn killed. Wil-1
Uam A. Tilmae, the clerk, whs writing in Ws!
room at the time of ihe explosion, Ho was I
r oWn into the fttr, and fell an tho.Qvbih floor of I
the boat Before be could recover an upright I
position, a dead man- fell, on top of him. He
says that be sawn great number of arms, lego |
and dismantled bodies flying in every direction I
around him. *. Capt Davis was standing nearthe I
wheel house at tho time of the catastrophe* Dis
body was recovered this morning, A ghastly]
wound at the comer of tho right eye, shows that |
he must hat©: been killed instantly. Mr. Ran
dall, the mate, was saved, with both legs and
one arm broken.
Ltsx or SXvxn.—il. C. BldwoU, steward.; Ed*
ward B.'Springer, barkeeper, but fatally wound-,
odj CapL Randall; not expected to survive;
Thomas iSberidanjpasseugori both legs broken)
and a band noorly cut off, not expectea'td recov i
er, -Bi B. CoT»U,"passeDger, badly redded;' H.,
Herfey, deck band badly scalded; Uavid Mouse,
deck passenger Blightly wounded; Philip Ruey,
deckhand, leg broken; Nicholson, leg bro
ken in several- places, ‘JX P,;NiQholfl,,flrro of
Polley& Co.; Sacramento, slightly wounded;
Emanuel Lc.wenJ’df jShaafy f.W d *! ’
James -PoltteV-- £the hoad; i
Samuel J. Jones, .of SanFraneisco; Ti£,
man, clerk* sKghtly wounded;, eight Ghiuomo*
in Hospital, ariofour taken to private quarters,
variously injured; R- K- WUiamf. pllot, slight-.
ly wounded Vri* white men at Hospital; Henry ,
Kcefef, Adams& Co;s messenger, unhurt: Geo.
Hoy. unhurtVß. Thompson, do.; -i—- Lentxer, j
do • Moffit, do. ; Andrew Wodlolgh, engineer, j
do/; and four-ariflve others, presutoeffte have
left for pan Francisco unhurt
List or thb Dxap.—Col Alex. Anderson,
tornej ot few,
fruiterer, of Swi Fraaoisoo; V?m.-Mcßnde,_and
T B. Mount, messengeraof Wolls, Fargo, & Co. t
Capt E. T. Davis; Capt.' Randall,' mater 0. ‘Av
ShulU, of Marysville;-Francis Fluker, EgngTs
land N. Y.; ; WUUan# formerly in; employ
of Brown & Co., of Sacramento; John Staffer*
; miner, of Penn.; Geo, .A. Clouse* miner, of In
diana; Charles JeweU, fireman; James Smith,
cabin boy; six unknown white mon'recoterod;
five Chinamen recovered. ~ t
MiA<3 atiAjnsoDß.—fer states that there
; was no steam, Btaoketorfirfl to boJefitt'cm board
the boot oftei; the explosion, and he; experienced
no unpleasant [effects. front either/ »■-:? ; ;.v.r
Foot' men were at tho table playing cards,
: when tho whole front of tho boat tlew awty, and |
• they wero left unhurt Col Anderson, who had j
ibecn watching the game, hadwaroely quitted ,
them and walked forward, when *thb explosion i
I took place, end he was killed,'. / D |
A MunDXnsEHoso.—SrociVo*, Jan. 20,1.201
ip. M.— murderer of Mr. Heslep, j
; the County Treasurer, Was h«og bythe people,,
between 7 and 8 o’clock-yesterday morning. ; He I
' was about 30 Years of age, a native of Liverpool,
: England,and immigratedto Caßfbrela
traiio,t .. ,■ ••
\ Th* Coxtba Costs Ltbchhiq.—Tho l three
: men hung at Tomer's Ferry <m
j named Salvador Valdes, (a native of California,)
iJoie Ardde and JaOa P.'Gonxales, two
Valdes made a confession, in whichho
lidged having killed .seven pa** o ”*
more horses and cattle than he conld remand
A Doxx-w-Two Frenchmen, one »
OiAlsna, and the *thw
» doel in Contra Costa ooantf.
noon. m.6p*rti« fou*6t
OaAjj - at tl o out end Of tho
eoTo ny this mpmuig; The.
§S£rTrColb7,-»jfo ud htfeatehßd, .ftrah irai
Jiind- " Bootjnck. Colh,.' end tho child were fctmd
Mre. ColbT ‘-1» effll alhe. Her lett thfeh
!« hroted Inihrao pUcee,te{tßaU. broken, end ]
Uso Mteral ribs braken': in sseh o namner thot
tier InnzsV -^0: torn. l>r. BUko, ottendent,
fitinim there is a bare possibility of her reefivny.
— TtUgrap\ to Slat* Journal.
liuuoiUTioa.—The Now York Journal of Cool
jnerce Rays that the Government of Great Bri
tain, alarmed, it Is said, at the tide of emigra
tion • which baa set toward Australia and the
United States, and fearful that the wheat fields
of England will ware in rain for the reapersL
hare, introduced m bill into parliament, which
imposes, upon tho ship-owners carrying passen
gers from the United Kingdom, conditions fair
more onerous than were' ever contemplated by
any aet of Congress.- The Journal has been
Bished frith a copy of thebiil, whioh an* English
correspondent thinks is almost certain to pasi
It was prepared and brought inby Mr. Peel anp
Viscount' Palmerston, and was read in the Hoqsp
Commons, Jan. 80, and ordered to be printed.
. Tho bill profiles that e?cry statute adult pda
seuger, shall; hate iu'foyage about the tropwfcj
14 olear superficial foot, of deck i on the upper
passenger neck; and twenty-fiTefeet on the loyfr
er deck, instead oftvrelvo feet on either,.if
the present law; and 'also protides for five fur
perficial feet for exercise on the spar deck. 11
also limits tho number of passengers* to one for
etory two tons register. A far jnore sweeping
clause; howover, probibrtn tho carrying.of anjr
-passenger on the lower passenger deck, if itta
mbrtthandtjktstn inchea helov the water Unebfthi
ihip when ready for'tea.- ’' f'\
This is intended to prevent ships from ■bring
ing passengers, except they clear in ballast tjripj;
as moat ships of either two or throe decks, when
loaded for the voyoge, wiiitd have tbd lowef'pas
songer dock (above the olorp deck) mere' than
eighteen inches bolowthe,water line. This prof
vision is iu keeping with the threats which have
Often been made by tho officials of the British
government, that ohr ships must give up eithef
their cargoes or their passengers. |
The bill also provides for a very one-sided apj
peal from the Surveyor’s opinion of her nnseaj
worthless, the Board of Appeal beingi.threO
other surveyors . appointed by, the Emigration
officers.'' ! ■ • -'j!
It RtipulateH Tor a Hospital for the passengers
Under the poop, or on the upper passenger deckj
of not less than thirty-six seperfioial.feeVand
an additional thirty feet for every one hundred
passengers. .Vi
It provides forwater closets, on tho between ]
decks, run ‘arrangement which has been pfonoun
ced unsafe by competent shipmasters. -Thoiron
tanks in which oho-third of the . fresh water is
to be kept for use, and the extra" bonipaßsea and
other instrnmehta,' which the bill requires, majt
be oasily obtained on thtf other wide of - the wdter. J \
There is quite a change proposed’ln the food
to be given each- passenger, which will increase
the cost about iO hlulllngs sterling, or. $5 per
head for the voyago. “ ' ......... •!
, AD.anro iimiiWToCKioao.—HmsmbotA,
Feb. 24, 1865.—Some timo daring FridtFnigl'
or Saturday morning ft daring-attempt wtw xnad<
to kidnap ft iolored free kaowd <Jwrgo
Clark, bj an ex*polUe officer, of thiapjacc,aioed |
by tiro colored men, one belonging to ftprnebWS
and Uio other to HoUidftjebarg, P%; .-a -v.,* .> J
• It appeared upon examination that toe boy
(Clark) was, lured from the house. of ;
man In the tipper part of the borough, where, a
dancb or'“hoe-down” was going on, to.too.wMff
man’s residence, ’the depot of too Penpsyl
ranU Eallroad, under the pretext of getting
some brandy for toe party. He/wwa token , mto;
tho house by the tito Colored Tulaina And Ukep.
•on stairs; wheti an Alteinpf to secure-,
•him. The' toy fdugbt desi*rfttelj,.madp has way;
to a window, whiCh .be knocted out bis;
hands, (cutting tti wrist. badly,) -with; the inten-;
tlou of leaping to the grdtiijdj ,'and upon toe.cry;
of toe :*hole. neighbor- ; .
hood Iras immediately alarmed .and
to the uhfortunftto boy’s 'assistance.' When firat:
discovered bb was flaugUrig worn the window,
some thirty Or forty feet from toe ground, head
downward, and the white man and Jus wifo hold
inx oh to his febt.. ‘Clark was rescued, and two
•6f die kidnappers placed in prison, but toe, other,
managed to mako nis escape. Theprincipalhad
a hearing to-day At 2 o’clock, and %as re-com
mitted to default of $lOOO.. Tht> othcptiHain w
to hate ft heiring on Monday. .. •
The white man has been too stool-pigeon of
certalhpirties'of thcSouth, for a series of ?W?r
and whs guilty bf many td.ean‘.trbn»ctions, m- too:
way of slate ‘ catchicgr .'This la a pffnn case of
kidnapping, *n& theUcfbndantcoald not produco
an idto of proof to ope toto m'hw toVoc. -Ho
cftucht'fn rA< act of 'attacking a free man, or rath
er boy, L (who 1 , it was shown in etidence, was born
in CarlUlb, Ta.',) without a warrant or other
official paper, and this, boing one of numerous
unlawful acta perpetrated by him, toe resmt
will be aproper application of toe law uppn the
I subject. ***■,
‘ ImPO&TAKT UMtBttTAKINQ.—IB stated by the
New York Post, that a bridge is about tube cou-
Btruotei at the expense of $1,500,000, attho
mouth of tKo rWor Scheldt, to cross the.strait,
one league in length, which separates, the .Isle
ofWalcheren frotn'Soulh Bcyelan'd,. so as to con
nect the port of Blushing with tho continental
j railways. On account of the rcry octira nan-
I cation, the bridge, will haTe. a draw of ninety
feet in the centre, to allow a.passage.for the
largest steamers. The rest or the,work will be
built on iron cylinders of from.tch to fifteen feet
diameter, to be planted thesoU by means. of
I atmospheric pressure, eomefimes rarinea, some
times condensed by tho aid of steam. .. com
plete the connection proposed, the Isle of -Sooth
Bereland is to be l joipedto.ihe,continent by*
I dyke of about five English miles in length, tb?
crest of which will bo elevated to more ttao. «•
I teen feet above the lore! of the Mghesttideut
ah expense of $1,000,900. .iTCbU Ut^r ; woife
however, ‘necessitates the construction, of
! at an expense of another million of, dollara, to
cross the Island or South Bereland, and thus
supply the navigable passage closed by thedyko.
This project was originated by the great Napo
leon. It looks too hea?y to bo earned out with
II any other than o government treasury to draw
, upon. . . • ■■ ;
The Peach Caori—Considerable anxiety Is
felt, lost the late severe weather shall' have se
riosly injured the prospects of: thtf
the coming season. From several parts Or the
country we have intelligence thatthe bud Isnot
killed while fruit 'growers Sh ether sections state
that thore ia liitlo hope- lt is a
serious question;-ioc many .tawndod'regions, and
especially In Ohio. .The
i Rochester Z?aaoerdt stafas that'Mr.Barry, "or that
I eouatj. gives, it as his opinion,, baaed upon an
I examination or fcU t*ees, Immediately after, the
fteerf cold weather, that' the buds bftdWrtteen
killed;' An eiamlnation by L. ! B.lxmgworthy,
on\ho contrary, disclosed rt different state -of
things, showing, innearlyevery instanco where
a dose scrutiny was mado,.tho death ofthe b'od*..
In the Immediate vicinity of Buffalo, wb hate
understood that the peach bnd wait not effected.
The orchard of Mr.jßurdettf on Cayufch'.lSlaH
and of Mr. Hodge, J 'on Grand. Island,.haveboth,
yo.bollovo, escaped injury, irom thecold;.whish
may have been owing to their, haring ,becn sur*
ritthdedby witeri 11 We should; 1 for many' rea-.
80n s, be sorry to loot forward to 'a faQhrb of
this crop;; and not least beeauso it is so extensive
ly cultivated and affords. eo large a revenue to
the agricultural ..interests.— .JOcpwcraßji
, Hion Paicia orFwtJß, &
Post of ThtrWilAy makes a ‘of.Ufe
pricea-of ’ prorislona' 'those ‘ofthe'
ptOsefit year. ; In looking at tfio reports of tti«f
thfr winlarQf lfc&d ii- ia found that
the price of. floor ranged from thirteen to <eur- ;
; teen dollars ft (barrel, atwholesale prices.. .Th©
* retail price was, 1 on : an aVepoige, 1 fifteen douara
f The'editor thinks * 1 •'* •
1,.. We hare not. yet reached l that ixtreoe aear*
L qeasof . Tbo market* of to-day rij o *'
f the price of floor to. be from eight to.twolie
iare * ihfrrel.t Whpiesiilo. r The now °?
I day from "Europe has had no effect
IptlcM. On the contrary, ee *:2rk,K
I receiving advices from Aivorpool of me?£ hMne
; oUn. there in the prices ui
-ggS the sheet
I ontaiile
I; city. l The < P“?„s.f 4o ith pert' of. the require;
Ijthe city, ** nntil the harvest of .this
> jtWtyfflgffmi for, which the seed 1, hard-,
' , TB# .(Wblg a»no»l Conmllteij of tie jdtjf of
: Bjr«W, H.'T.J ■ rwratljrWoptW ; tie] |°n«^
U^Baititd,‘ Thit th» ‘Whig 0 abend Coimttt wi
‘of the cStr of Brmcnae, (ldlwomoundj hi w
•pmrentr petition of. affdrv 1 the nomlnttion _of
[tickete cjjmpo3Bd«wiually r or,M,near;Mja»y pt*
l 0 f nominees witiont reference lo former j?arty
;IdiitinctumSj.both In
'khatwe/ ofrtbe of' thatrCoohbiUde, nse.
IWend»toi» toeffect-&ett6lnlnfcaoft l of soos
ticket* prodded* the Jkmpcfatio andtßepnba
:W . wtie*,signer their' williflgn«a tojtfopt
sucOi ,«id tak6,the‘ ; pwpwateps So y ef
: m kflgn ndoptod; 1 a
cbtmwttes of-clgM'
the other patties; appointed" for tb» fewpotw®!
'offocHni tLiißoiniiuiUptttrf'o.pniontiwitt,: jow
fcSVwihwwJ to »r«*p»,t?t*
in th» hoilMtio?
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Tub Cunrtss REVOnmoHASx Lbabeu.—The
Rev.'J. F. Roberts, a, missionary to China re
cently delivered a lecture at Louisville, on the
insurrection. Ho alluded particularly to the lead
er, and said.that he had first visited the bouse of
Mr. Roberts in 1849. He was then a; literary ,
man, engaged in teaching school. His visit was
superinduced by a desire toYearn,. from. Mr.' R.-
I what he know concerning the now, faith, as he
termed the. Christian religion. With him,—an in
1 m&toof. bis house, a close students strict in his
attendance on worship, and dllUgent inperusibg
the Bible—he remained over two month’s. Then
he presented himself, aa an applicant for. b*p-
I tism and church membership, but at the sugges-
Ition -of one of the members; ‘deferWd'nmng
j,baptized until.some: means of livelihood could
Ibe obtained. This was necessary, as the in-
I staht he left bls nativo religion, ...he would loeo
Ihiflcarte. After that Mr. Roberts heard noth.
| ingfort&er of his pupil until tho Insurrection
•hrpko.oat' .An-it triumphed,' tho leader Bent
word to his. old .teaoher,. and ba3 demonstrated,
at least so Mr. Roberts.,thinks, by-his acts and
{ words that this lessons taught by : { the American
r missionary were ineffaceable. Among -hifl.pub-
I lip acts are laws ordering the Biblo to be taught
lin the destruction of idols;.the pfohibi
| tion of opium, and other, reforms, that have al
ready had a happy,effect upon therevolutionary
1 districts.- Of the ultimate success of the rero-
lotion there beetns to ‘be 'ho : doubt 'Fromit
great... results; are .anticipated-to religion and
commerce, for,though there may be much falsity
in' ‘the belief' or.the, royolutionaryparty, they
have advanced, far’beyond theexclasivness.of
the old Tartar dynasty. ’
The Belgiax Pautkbs.— Twp„meD, cut of
the twelve who Had been/imprisoned r on. the
charge of being paupers or convicts from . Bel
gium, were thisday brought boforeJudge Kbose
velt, of the Supreme Court, nnn writ of- habeas
corpus. One. of toem, named Joseph Poisman,
a healthy looking man, thirty years of ,age, had
: been in a house of industry in Belgium, and his
j passago was paid to this country by the public
anthoritiesof. the place, was no pro
[ tfence that'he bad ever been convicted of any of
fened, and was wilting if ho could get
Lit. - •
The other man; named Jean Wegonman, had
his.passage paid, to this country by a private be
nevolent society, and.never.wos a. convict. • Tho
conrf'declded that neither of thoso, were .ever
paupers within tho meaning of our laws, and
ordered themto-be discharged ' from lirison.—
Counsel for the Corporation than consented that
the other prisoners should, ati v be discharged.—
: ffac Jourdal 6/ Ctmjncrct,.Saturday.-. . ,
Sin Ciiatii.ks Napje*. l —The New York Com
mercial characterizes Sir Charles Napier's on
slaught on Sir Jamos Graham and. tho Admiral
!ty, ua "fOolißh,’* ‘‘unprofitable,” and, “contradic
>tory:”. The Editor' believes “that speech will
i damage Sir Charles htmselr in the public esti-
I matiou tnore th<m anything be'-has’yet dime or
\U/t undone.* Tbcexhibitioncaxltscacrelybe ac
‘bduhted forezeept on. thq she; .supposition-that
the banquet was abundantly supplied wilhother
[.fluidstlisncdldwater. 1 ” '' ’. , ()
1..; .A\•• , ; ■' -' -* + ■■■ ■’ ‘ 1 ",
Mayor Wood of Now. York has Jtefen; waited on
by. the Marquis Taliacame,. the ; Sardinian .-.•Min*
Ister at "Washington, in regard to the guspectel
Criminals' shipped from'Genoa on'_boajd, the
.frigate Dos Geueys asdnowoverdue at.thnt pSft.
| His Excellency'stated that ho had beeri - officially
I informed by : bia Qovermoßnttiiattbe alleged
j 'criminals were, only political offenders, and,
I being considered dangerous’ to the peace of a
monatchial Government' "from their publicity cx
l-ptxased republican' vieVs/were dispatched ‘to
[ this country. Proof, to £bis effect will'probably
[bo forthcoming whon.the vessel arrives.' ! :*•
ONE HUNDRED. ANP ; FORTY,-THIRD
<TRi?KF.—S. CUTHBKHT A SON; Office for the tale of
ramu, Mill*. .Hauaftctorfea, OnhaiTrored
LambC'Cltrand Country Kestilenee*. Oolldlng LotB,.Ae.,
elto, for negotiating iloaina, collecting rents, Jifoenrins
tnudneu partners, Ae. . _ . ...
Terfloos haring property to dispose of, mod those ~'rt*n
iiw to bay, will find itto their adTanUgo to call at oar
cflfee. • • * ■ 1 J ' » al *_
.O bhdsl prime N.* 0, Sugar ae
*3>d fijr sal*by JOHN WILO.V. **<B Übcrty rt
8~~ ALED HAY—7S bales Hay for ra le' by
ja ia ■ •., --f JAB. McLAQOUIiiN*
/^HEESE—2OO bx&rprime cutting. Chenge
KJaby''' . fol ’ R.DALZEtb.* r CO.
B'" ULK PORK—2O,OOO' lbs. Bulk Porkfor
ft, in.waiOT.,
OATS— 2000 bug. for sale by
as • * • DRzi AiwuEfr r^
INSEEDOIL—2UbbIa. fgf Bale by . .
ft3[- • -• :: BKLt. *EKfOEtT. *
TS MPTY BARRELS—Uk> empiy3orfel3'
Vcb- X -
triad BUS. Oatdfor salo-fcy r " '
IUUU I i*P -• ••' - J.B.CAyTTELP:-
('iQRN. HEAD—IOO bbls. Teceived arid for
J gale by fe2 |RRLI< k UQQKTrWater »t.b i
DRIED PEACHES—2OObuah. Ohio halves
teteieetf and for'salo by" HEEL AXIOQIJW^.
OUISWELBTIMB—IOO bbls.rce’d an 3
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DRY APPLES—IOO-bus; jmtt reo’d and
foraaleby ■ j»2O 8. HARBAPOa >QO,- i
r Afl BUS. Corn, in tbeienx, for sale by
jaP . . 'J.U CANPIKI.D.
Ek'INED SUGARS-7-IQOO bbls. Crushed,
Laaf 'Sugars.-from';lbtf BC John’s
CLOVER ! buf fer Biflq b/;^' ,i
-/jPLREEN.APPLES-i'lOO bbl«. : in stare and
wwtor sale by JaEl T..LP^|!!.ACO*.
ITiLOVER SEED—3O bbls. . Ohio Seed -for
li/adsft jagg JOIIN FLOYD *.CO.
PEACHES— 25 b'bls\ Dry. .Peaches for sale
;hy . r ja» . frraa ploydaco.,
BEANS— 100 bos. ,to arrivo by RAilroaa
. apdfor.wUe by .ft 19 gSNRt if. OOUiIUB.
fTVLOVER SEED—2O bbls. new Ohio red'd
Kl/jaitd for ppjs by .... fall -• mtLT»ALtQOKiT. '
BUTTER— 20 bblfi. RoH T Buttort ~‘ *:
.. .£» bUs, aoUd do forsaWby'
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BROOMS —100 <lob. Coin for’'fool e
by , ; lu.jaa- .v? ..joiiyyyxtvp Aoa'-
fHQBNMEAL, Hominy, Buckwheat Flour,
to aalt a&lo at ROSS^J'AT^
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bj HRi.r. t LIQQETT, Water street.
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/far il. b, ua .■ : lIEIUTILOOUJSS^
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HELL CORN—ISW W^ireo'^jba^br
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B- > *- DKR GARMENTS at friratly rcducod I '-
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