3r.)
_ESTABLISHEIi_IN '1786.
lIIRIXESfc DIR.ECTO&Y• -
H.1L...1.1TT1 . NCi4 ;11 00.'13 AvERTUILNG dditSCY
gam 71i;a7Ficii:
co. Amu ft. tiomwst lattunlti;Dind tm . t.
1. 1 . 4 ti consuometa Pim, both to the flatted
1 1 :o 7 Viltilesale *Wooers, -Liiittor Dealers.
ICH& enbsoriber is now importing
riw*t w . r °COB of Cleguse,o(Whlch 3cor en ounce
IC
ea o Spirit; wlll predate I. e. Cothate
M.tedr. Noma of itodiello end Curd's Brendp,ot
JemeinueldßLLlrotnitero• Ap Cider andtplatth Brandy,
—Manua Betiedan Bete . 40otell rap
ere
knowledmatly rap t
Now Yen Mordants Dr the crest de- .
mend after thenn.;,2llrsdiaa vz a. Will. larerably be
Oren by - Dr Lswts niuthEITWANG Oil,
a Lnee.New Teak.
N . . N . _pephip. wed Derratrreo tsp. Ceennicele.'
Metals sad Patens Mediate., Bromine, ledhse, Cyanide.
Yahwism. Jeklelalra. Metaled Mertary,Nltrete
Me, Thonsts Ithetrsed *Taira. Plualoting Plad
mu, Beneath. Nickel. Item tazte.Cerrn.Oarretne Rouge,
ne4 gi g Bine. - this .4ttatiPerr Oesene4 Plateatoi
--:
Han4ga n a n ." 3 4 7/Let.'
13 VIWITARD a:BUEK;'22 South-Will
it...; Nor York, sok agents of •Om Efunzarign Who
. anr il'a eame lrrunlttOgt.Ttlin t a i re ' l a I f..:.
. sad dr7 ..slare Whom n.xl al irtilt.e. TlLok.a.l. M. " 1..
I,==, 4ff,...._,tftlett.trrlkaC i 4 !
. ..K9 'Whorl. ......".. t ; et .offs r ' t braaw, (Lt .
• . • WARRANTED
TO
PORE
GI ac
JUICES
_An orders prt?mptly tateuted on ta Me tangs.
MEW YORK: ADVIDITIMIENTB
Mel.Donjon Wt of fluidness Fisior ors& won ',..• Ind
• sot most rllle in the city of . Zit. TOM ,
,- - . ALICi11DF.01e121111408; i•-.
ftmRUN°, VESSSENBORN't CO (late C.
anowojtmportieSemilMokindoDm*:lnGsmisi4
mlissaltidWlMsolleidlsoomuuntslindnuinen.nn
'2lllallenium- i . gssiatdonVO .
--
COTTON HAM DUCK.
•
'III . OHNCOL7S . Sta,n3ard-Cotton Sail Duck;
C. ULWU 011., No. 71 - line, Firma; New York,
pole stoats. Cotton Csams ham twirlers! other nail* also,
IYINAIJILO'S Ptirtt Cloths and Copper Itoilirs. I.C.lito
and Sktinatt Prlntan L . i501.r.m.7'2C14
OWEN BE:NAMES CO: 1 cOportora of
Broad
',Ago Bilk wieViosey d00d.112 arid
way. tayarab
COTTENET & CO., lortarteri of Freneh
is • ma other&olopeaa Lkiods. lio.+lol?niict street. '
p 31115 •
IkPSTEIN fr.. HON IG, -100 Liberty mt., and
105Ceduct, eor.Trialty Place. Importas LA..
claims. BUM Jo 243.1410113
TAMES OWEN, 15 Broad St., Importer ef
Dress Ttimmlngl, thn. and Ainget.Sla
Mitt; sad RIM Goals evueraltr. . 4xgra766
MpRN, SCHLIEPER & HAARAUS,
orta% of Omani and Wean Broad 13131 i,
es Le.,. No. /SO Ezzl..an Eno.. . .11,00 , 116
PETER S ULLEN, Importer of Fremth
Berman tad Swiss:Dry good; Winn Velvets -Mort.
nos, Mania, W
tioroolens, bs in, No-33 &owl ntllnt., Nen York.
50n13 , 17t -
B. HATCH & CO.; 99-Chaml;era street,
• Zoloortais of Clootlemone Ifoxulablns Mods..onef
&setoff. afahlrfaatooko..to. ii. 4131.5&
JOHN, RICVIES, _ JONES :A Im
t.ta: 011/entlemawr ittralablagGoods4 and Maws.
ofllll,xts. Mir" 'rite. am.. W.ren
taD3Cr6B •
Fc.laiAcs3 . *siAql
S
the liezican Mustang, Liniment in
• Bliatunatimaa. Bradiei , Bona. Sarnia., Cuts. ?Bra
. an orsa, an algeetualeux• for all astarnal cornolainta of
masa or aulmal. S. W.Waat.braot, original originator scat
proprietor, MI Broadway. x. Y. rratja2'6s
TneUCILISEUTTPFI.
GURNKY,310.1.349 Broadway, ihe olded
• and mod =Waft. establithiaart. th• Coital
..•te• aw1,13-171:aaa'311l4
E I DIVARDS, SANFORD ',Foreign
Exprsen.No.3Bltensdaar. Goads and Issalagso fin ,
sae alto sad from all ":11orta . af tits
,Farld..i Agent to
I'lltsburgb. Adam t Co. , 4.43-173.1614
TEENqa AND 1110E3Let WWI( 8A55.1=9.
tiIIARLES ZINN &
ili j cita s a u arar:=== 7"er ud l ."‘wit
Ifurultars Ind Jenny Lind.Woftsisads, tt..• /
t..•-edd
•
31LCHLYE:IT ANDMIIZITINE TOOL&
,--
6
mt..,
4 VIDREWS & JESUP, No: 67 Pine Nene
Tart. Cososohision Iltordsaniala the sale tit all kiwis
o auto Vols.aod Oottoa owl Wooten HarAtnery.
rom
a h em t motels. Jitse
der.l4zttudre-Oztrots far lanai blar
. Moo 0i1,1765
pq:l4.lr.rl:4 , 4.twizul
11,YRUS W..FIELD.Lto att. street,
IL/113171am. sad Wlrdseide Dended;l idataidonjr.ddh,
Gamut awl Nee& PAPERS, add gray dideription tt
.Psdper Ifsantletardes .
MINOAN, LEWIS & BARTOW, No. 161
areet..-.4 treat Viai47 of PAPER Ibr Beak
awl Tnm
nstioners,izemsenersur. Prtatem lisattiestrarly
I tuns.
'MEE.
TFIANCE
TOTS A.Np NA= GOOl6.
JAHLILOILN &CO., Maideit Lane,
14-Wirjoil z.lja " erltrwt ' ll ' ParW 10. T°
1 , 011.1L008S AND CEDEISZI , TOPA
ykr , r,r,Eß, COAT.ES A.:10171X,..N0. 279
.Perui Arcot, Itmenosodia 1144 r, 43sreatrit , Chimnsy
ciips, umbers' matatata, b '. - Ungar IS
L• EL POILLON & ;CO., Isporizza of
Praia Cosa and Wladoer Glue—No. BBoidu
TiHOS. WHITE k CO. No. 41 South 2d
street, Ptataelotthe—Spletald new ertabllhnunt—
ew Ocoit— Tarn and tusismalled awortmant. •
. . . .
- - BOOTS!& SHOES,
WTI 0 LK'S AL E . AND -RETAIL,
• : -. :LIKES RUBE
ISIQ MARKET and 6 Union sta., 3d. door
from the Rabat noose, Pittsburgh. would inform
~..4s and the lodge seawall', that b.
- .has Jost reed his rail Stott of Bost:sand Shoe. in all their
varieties. Ills Btook is one of the largest ever *vowel In
this ear and embrace. rat worn 'by the ladle; of
Philandpida, New YorM thi ßoeton. and he trade cannot ,
fail to ulnae all. -.'Grest. cambia been larva tis Werth=
the ehoiend goods. ail of whish he warrants. -' • ,
ii. shoneouttunes to euvrollneture, as heretofore, an de
striations of Boots awl Shoes, and Irmo hi. hug orient.
VIP of over 90 years In badness , in this tits% is. b. true...
a imfdeientgytmtea that thus who fanuhimvriththetr
naronass. wlll be MOW dealt with. - , old
Excelsior VairoseFactory
4
01INSTON; BROTHERS •,t. CO., pricti- -
ad Conch linters, earner ofitebeevivand Belmont int.
legheny Clity,Pnv tem on hand and we manotednrinit
an ontsztalre wortmentotChretwee,."
:Meg. Can,
darebility ie, made lu era brat!en their
ing? 7anlin
all our work. the boot Juniata Irosiad AMA= 'Wharf.
Th
=eonildent who ytwor them with tteir pe e l
be perfeetly 16U404.113 of their welt.
117Mttetherwh and ilhuseheeter Omnibme tam the Pea
tory every mooing dating the der.
FANCY CHINA lITORE.
WOOD grazer. nrrSBURGEI.
JUST Imported and now open a fall assort
.o. swath th•that Chit and Whit. Chi... Oat
gr ',P.-a-. I ig thm rot i t
"
DAV111141...-..-111:1CMAINI..-.........1171711 . t.
_ /ETNA GLASS WORKS.
WM. DAVIDSON CO.'
NLANUFACTIMERS dertiern Trude,
sat All kinaxeirGreen and flint 0 Lunrox...
n Mato, te.--Ne.23 Market street. Pltriburgb, Ps
PotteolopattAntkot DWI to prirstatattOds top bMtla
No. 58 Aral Bata, riutaaaprisa,
imparters of G. L Gee's Unrivalled
- NEEDLES. •
'' Agents for the most Celobrated
WOOL= TARK,s, Hasrmar. glum° .snixiir.
DRAWZR.T.&.--
PITTSBURGH •COACH FACTORY.
{LW
BIGELOW 4.00.,'
o; 2 Di.
46, -. e mu,
4 .„D./..mo aaR vL.....m,71 : .
Pittsburgh t .Penua,. ,
LOActigq,..CARRIAOES, PLUETONS, -
Buzgies,-sad emirs ' dooniption of Purr' Votarlu
taco:l.4=d ULU& s mssolor nosakz a / mr
beauty of dombp4o= u of faistr. skill of Iwo
Fall and Winter thaods.
• •
imarozrD wxrrs •
• MERCHANT 'TAILOR. •
• • - • 138 LZBERTISTRY/47'.
nATE, hawbard a largo Stocrof F.all
and Winter Gan* oleanatinarXeraltaltnaar &Mani,
nahliaannes of Oa mad tannUnal rattan= 'ranch ana
ailel•knimm• aaan7 Marfa and shads in ft* =r
cc 'bawl min to order an tn. mad roman
Una& toa.aana ta . /142
CARPETS; OIL. CLOTHS
• IVOLINTOR. 'a BROS. aro now sell
iY., T rorttl fu vritar_s_ n uig" t °a ro l aZolVt
an mark= Oporo= oonneran pular the dr
/Nob Velvet Ille A Vl=erla7 llroemag
Brom% an , a= reannon . lnarslll:
Dereeeto. ena Veoltlen eks ..
I.IA
nod 142 Cane=
Ana Ifstr of ell klnde,
With s mor=ent of as o f wasesitr WSW •
= ardW w ubta t ' lir. to forniali Steetaborar. Home r;r lla
Ws•Wal to rahnor. ll. net, N the Veneto wart
met ,Ileaeamber the slaw N 0.112 if st.,
orer
WM.A. nivinsrs
MAL ESTATE OiTICE,No. If. Front
'pSßPotot".aofr.emosatms2ks,4eVontltir
BTtAt - 9 FOUNDAUS, PLUILBARS AND CIA 9 MIX=
111 ma 129 Pirst Abvd, /WAWA.
AlMlrplp./kßlUMP.Ornaris, LinitlLD irrAtlM, At num
- 414AbMPACTURE allkinds of Water Gas
= abort
ft. ..MtU.AL Baum i tittwv liabdassaa
sta. nettles.
LEATHER. - •
PRITZ,AIENDRY CO.
No. - 119 North TIIIRD Sirirt,PRITAA'DA
Mi m IROCCO MANUFACTURERS. COUR;
TRU, and %dotter: or PRZNCII CALT-BICI
P. Nt
d ars la /LED sad OAK BOLE LUTHER AND
'cif JACKSON A.•Nux,i 01. uie late_
y of W. t N.Jaelone m u,
huhon:246Pront r. and OM ;Now York, ha
.onstan on band angry vaddi of Omits and V •• •
2 ticga..„4Bo.,,Chonnan m. Grates. .Who
'l 3 baalsos aannho2 , - • _ 1•121ro
R, WESZERVBLZ 'Venetian' Blind
Et; lissztactunir,.l9o.lll Clatrafres, pstMb..
DAILY
`' A' iF
MI 11$1:1 lel DF:ltit./111.4 114
ATTORNEYS.
°SEM. S. ic A: P. 'MORRIS° Attor
be it L., Caw N. 143 :Muth Amt. tetween
W.IIALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake
', • watra But Mum" Grant stmt. between Powth and
Bake-
W/
/Way: • stoo-Nrin
OBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law,
fe7
•••••11=1
11
..
OBKRT POLLOCK, :AttorneYrat Law
IL Conker of fifth sad Gnat streettopposita thecoart
umemps. . MY24-7113
j"ES J. IKUIIN, Attorney lw Law, office
Fourthereet. war arse, Pittsburgh. .415411
VAINSIIFLANEGIN,AttorneyatLaw,
N 0.170 Fourth street. Pittrbureh
JASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law,
No. 8.9 Fifth stmt. Pittsburgh.
J. lIENBYb. Attorney at Law: Office,
• cornet of Third and
to •
M V l 7 irrarMr4l'irinl
WirskiNS: tk. IC O.;
nommarele to a- IMAM.
BLITHERS &EXCHANFE BROKERS,
NO. 71 P 01171171 STREET, PISTSBVRGEL
IN the numerous =Tensions of Bankers
and Bakers throughout the motto ,try during the Let
a mouth, wearesatidalthatin almost even. instance
their trouNiei bare groans out of a departure boom their
legitimate business, atol ere thank. take or Mon to sr
ento the public. in adratmta that no apeejilatiosui inTan
ey stooks," or other • outside operations tempt us
, from the aria end legitimate tineorour Mahan. abet.
to that to 'avoiding all euch-Laternmenta ue alien not
•onle be better able to gene our customama and mare their
Way, but that in adopting .each a oouno ere gall pro
mate oar ore ultimate benefit, fen - WILKINS & OD.
‘ h.
LEEMAN &TO. Bankcia and Fachange'
r . ErokeVo. 03 .Wood street, cameo of Diamond Alley,
mod sell Bank Kota. aitd Goin. Naccont Im.
Ex
ea yolnelnal eltes c rtM N or=o= tk'n' tt om i l ' S
.don interest, al m,..t :gz o ttex- Protnot attennon to all oth
er matters • Erokees Dustman • ,
11116Eartern Exchange conitantlg Ihr sale. , 5ah21147
sun =MEL. .011rAILD
KRAMER HARM, Bankers . and Ex
daaai Brokers. Thar saufeell Gold wad River end
Notes; mgotiste loans eti Real Estate or Stock Been
ritles.purebass Yromlmmy. PI otos, sad Thon • Ellison rist
sod Hest. Bur sad sell Mocks on Commission, Wiles-
Ilona made on an rants ha the Union. Ake corner of
Med sad Wood streets, directly appetite the at. Charts*
note/. • myl.l
7/1113.11411 1111111..... —RN. E.: BAIT.
.ipAlatEß, lIANNA & Co.,Successors to,
IforseT, Hanna 1- Co., Bankera,NaLsons
Wars to l'orelan and Domeatio Hschange, Certificates of
liemalt, Bank Notes, and Spot,is—N. W earner of Wood and
Third Mroeft. Currant Stoney rewired ottDepoalt. Sight
Cheeks for sale, and colh,ctions made on nearly all princi
pal_ points of the United Mates. ,
The highest premium paid far Yersign and Arnerloan
Gold.
A 4 rnbtrt mode oa .tnitrunenta :of Produce. &Upped
wt. on liberal terms.
WTAT.
I v t . H. WILLIAMSi — &. CO., tl. o n f k w ers and
Third streets, gttsb.h.
eu tramacUons made on literal terms. and collections
promptly attended to. a .110.1 r
NHOLMES SSON, Dealers in Foreign
. sad Domed.le BBL of Ezehau Certificates of De
posita, Bank Notes and Specie. Na 69 3tattattenst, Pitts
throughout.oon made oa all the principal. cities
Ma Vaned Stake.
BOOKSELLERS Br.C.
JL. READ, Hooka°ller and StaLioner, No
.TS Reath. street, Apollo Buildings. • ; -
.JOHN S. DAVISON, Bookie Der and Ste,
toast. races= So Door's= AgmeTraio. k Illartst
stmt. near.foartb. Pittatmegh.
"ASHBY'S: BOSWORTH, Bookseller and
Dealer In S ta tationery, dr., tic, &I Market streei, mut
tas lamoad.; Pltbutath
II :it •
COMMISSION &C.
COMJILSIA AND t' FOllltit h iaNit rriAzum
Agent of the Madison and Indianapolis
No. 80 Water et., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Utl==
Burfifif
tiORWARDING COMMISSI6N MER
CUANSB aad Deales la all kinds el Ilttliburo StaaZ.
Adieu:nal articles. laad Plpe and Sheet Lead; Na. V 7 First
area. Pittabasr.h. aa3.17114
A. M'BANE, Commission and For warding Ileraluntiolaanny In Wool and Prolnon
gensillr rho. Plttenneth Manufacranes, No 114, &moat
sernot...3lll4thinik. ' apn-IrE3
BOBLSON CO., Who'elude Grocers,
:Proem* De9ere.sad ConanlapianStrew. No.
PRLNGER HARBAUGH ,t CO., (Sneere
r:este E, ll..rbsum.l.) Coanahnica lead l'amrdlnz
Cerefusr*Dealerigln wml. sod Pfod... NC.
ERCER ANTELO, General Commis-
Alan ltsraanta, Pblladelphla Llbwal &drums
• 01114 WiTt -- .C. , c151, ifflolosale Grocers,
'cormd.k. . and Dealer, In Pyodone and
ITIL CANFIELD, late - of Warren, Ohio,'
it ar;mr
1 1 4 ,1 ? 5t mud rarrerltnir liferchant; end Mild.
Reserve CBeerd, Butter, Pot Led
barmen Smithfield
Prod .W; cad Waders,
sad Woo d. P Produce generallittabccrirb
y. Water Arm;
MOILSLrITLITI.
adßt• °ff.:m . soldoor, Lan" a Co.)
flEt' LITTLE CO., Wholesale Grocers,
Praloes and Cornmlodoa lifsettants,uhd Dee.lers to
rcriag. itungsetorat, 112 Second moat, Pitts
burgh. jal97-63
ILKESE WAREII.OUSE.—IIENRY H.
• . ';tt;e: '
VON BONNHORST k NIORPHY, WWI).
a•L CI t and Ocarddasion kfierdusda, dud Dealer.
gba.o3LiS P A tyrß , Importer and Dador
French and Asartiesst WO Paper, Na t 4 Market
beams= Tblld and "math street. Pittstrana.
31eCLINTOCII, Importer and Whole
cartmeds sad rill Dean 114Csrcr i ft Itlnor Oil
iltam-Boga=tarkNo.ll2 lia ' rksrertesic -7 nad"
ERRLS & PATTON, Whotwit& and Be.
tail aroma, Cu the Eastern stdent the Dimond.
_ Pe.
WM 111: SHAW, Commission and
7 7. - i .
mam amebas% 73 Wakant Clod:matt.
OL
8i1m0 , 09,--1 . .. 9. Thirst ea: Tonal & Alblry, Comm.
ier Ford. Cineinamt& &nth/ & awn.. N.& Od.&&& A.
cat,rteau. Pittsburgh; Tripled; 91eysden.*. co.. St. Loui..
DRY GOODS,
lIRANK VAN OCORDEN Dealer. in Mao ,
lap. Hoslerratul Glower. Low Goods, RrobrolderiS
Osot . s. Fm-nlahlag Goods and s run
sorlrosat or which as always b. bad !'at, No. SO, corner
Market street and U. Diamond. riltsburgb. Pa. OPII-1Y
MAW a CO., ACITSAMIAXI,..C. L. MIMOSA t N. TOIL
LA. MASON CO., Wholesale and Retail
Dealers In fanny and Maple Dry Gonda, 25 fifth
FlDatenran. '
URPHY do BURCHFIELD, Wholesale
INA_ and RAW Dry Ckails Blerdynot., corska lourth and
ark et stmt. lltttbscrall.
GROCERS.
1. tA21141101r...4 ...... /: 1001111
BOONE/IL&B.BAIIGH 11 . 0010 E -
CLENERALCOMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nolen la Wool, Flour. Produce sod Prorlalnuo, No
th. Water oimort. PhiladolpOlo.
HARI3AUGH ec BOONES
ORW ARD IRO COMMISSION HER
cri.?l,lMitlgg:t.'pluribjr. Trarifd'
. .......
Wallace & Gardiner,
If BOLESALN DRALERII IN
Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally,
NO. EIS LIBERTY BT. .1•IBLY
113MAILDICKEY Eioa, Viloletale
Any /urn, ' LICIWIDrurn. ......WW.IIX non.
OHN FLOYD IcCO., Wii . oleerkle Grocers
• sadOogmalsdonitatlunts4falTal Woodsy/I= LID.
/ • • lola
•
-
ita.t I MEBT.AIOOI[E, - Wholesalo Grocer, Reo-
Wens Mailer Dealer Jo Prodww, Pittsburgh lbw.
tad sil kids of Purvign and Dormotk War. and
a Mb lebarty Weer. On band a very lugs .
make old blown Mamie 1i 7 4/effrh i'Olich PM b.
.old low Oar eartg- ' ', • r
...
. .
• win ..am I. J.
BLACKBURN •
WholesabiGro-
P. nero,Post and Dea
and lers In Prodnas end
ttabargh Diantthicturelw Pitch Osktnn gwieti
'on bandst. tbelt W61 . 0=0E41 Water street, PUts
/our Vaus--......r.5ree 9. seatu----vm.sts a. imut.
'GILLS ROE, Wholesale Grocer, and
014MlidOil /11/Fd4.1...i../941,1tert7sfrbet.PItta•
ALEYuO wn uro H i
73-
I 7lll
o Wi e
• ems. Not 18 sad 7D Wood stmt. Pittaburgn.
WILLIAM :'ISI!GLITRG; Grocer and
TeaDealen renter of WiXed
of
Math atreeta, bass
%Mira an band a large assortment of choke Orcerrion and
fins 'feu—Tore= Fruits awl hall: inadesale sad Install.
- -tinders 'walled - on Um Sowed tenon • - - •
---
TPOISERT DALZZLL OIOIIIO
I.lll.4ranits,Oondaladon ilarobania, Dealers In
and rittalannb Idanaracturea. No. 2D3 /41saldri=t.
MIS D. . • ' ...—DAITD IrCLNDLIMS.
WOK & gaccessOre to
• W OK Wboteants Grocens.Vorrneding and
gDmmligian lineman Du kas In Iron. Ittinln.• Own, On.
on.. nod PlttaWrrsh llsnafactrinn neurnlyt =lnn F.l
Wont sed-Wann Mann,. kittabtarls. •
CULBERTSON, lirholeeale urocer end
' Crossmildon kteleitsra.Nster tei Pod aad Pitt&
Mactsdkcturett Attleles„l96 Liberty street, PIM.
- •- ts R.-FLOYD, Wholesale Grocers, Cora
. assessi Ideratudda, and Dmiliri hi route.-Round
arch Ihitld.htzi, Ihintkoz cai Math. Wcol• 1 . 3 . 4 lizah
EIEEREiEN
s W 06 4 WiW k 00., JODI&
a 7 4
cSMOL§§ 'k CO ., ( weir
• sum toWlek korialthodi, Oillarale Quark
Itae=flLem.Catim arasoaut
AGENCIES.
S. OUTIEFOULT & SON,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for
tbo sae sal parasol+ of Heal Haste. Donation of
pat.. Hasattolleig Losetaan Bondi& Mortgage.. de., no.
0 Third it. Pittaborgb. Ps. aalay
llilthigan General Commission and Callen
,. taon Agenotolllee,
R. the collection of Home and Foreign
Lrillereantßeandallotherlkkoer claims, to Michigan
an adjacent S tate klnvastraont and Payment of Mao"
Yamont of Tsang. FMCAM and Salo of Real Estate and
Stocks and
Inn:
ante
Agents.
mm yiL f.omr TlESt .1171.0ixte1SO.ADolttrozit,11:1=Ichlguitix
Wrirco7- o r , Pror or Metals= roam re.roorobl
Inascroato ourl94rd
AUSTIN LOOMIS, Rent Estate Agett,
Stork. Itorobandloo and Bill Broker, once No. 02
ourth stmt. above Wood. Bottom promptly attended
to. jy8.1117
~~:1iU1~1~~5/.\:1.'ft1~111A.Y!d7S'l:I~
II M. GORDON, Secretary Western Instr.
J:
• mom Co, 92 WatAt drag.
GARDINERCOFFIN, AgentforFrankrin
Yin Inmmo* Comraay. amth-ast earner of Waal
. Th ird osisota.-
pA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Ma
• tnal Inearaaae COMMIT. 42 Water stmt.
OHN H. 3/ILLOR, Dealer in Piano FOitn
Mask and Musing Lurtruments, &bad Boots, ind
• ada scent ft* Cldekertn i rs Plano Forts, for
Western rtrsnl•—No. c 1 Wood strest,
ITENRY
Lk .5,
:DER, Dealer in Music, Mu
'Seal lnrtrnmanta. and Importer of ltalbszt Atstags:
agent tee Manna a Clart's annd and spume Plum.
with Coleman's Aitken Attachment. Also fur Dunham',
DRUGGISTS.
J OAN RAFT, Jr., (anoceaßor to Jas. ISPGaf-
MA T) i w k l iilr i t:ft"al., l lllVat n ln t e..3 d doo p r's
Vtrgin Auer, Pittsburgh- Sirßetrular Alma fall,
tordi hisdWne.
rifollN P. SCOTT,' Wholesale Dealer in
.Druits. Paints. Oils, Varnishes and Dye 21Cuff o 20.':94
dirty Mast, Pittsburgh.
All orders will moire prompt attentkni.
tar Agent for Sehanek's Pols:koala Syrup. mar 13 - 17
4, A. FAJINESTOOK it CO., Wholesale(
• Dru grads. and insoufsetitrers of Whits Load, Sad
and corner Wood nod front streets, Pitts
bur trir.h7 '
E.SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
I*..
• Draft. Paint.n, Dy• St, b. Oils, Va.lahre, ta. ~.416Wcad Area, Pittsbwrzh. Good. warranted. trim.
low. .
ll= • I 112•CN ...... . .— GtOMIII =MX.
ARAUN dc REITER; Whole - sale dc Retail
b Druete, earner of Liberty and et. CILlz
SCHOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale
Cr • DrageMa. Wood ergot. Plttebtush.
TOSEPII. FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox
elf it Cr, corner Ifuketutreet and Dlumoud—lise .• •
ealgca hoods tall end °crate ossortm eot of
u, ml b .
prtalulug to Ma Imue.
Amideno yreollytiorka carefully aotowunde4 at all
holm roar
WOOL MERCHANTS.
LEE. successor to MURPIIi & LEE
' . Wool Doolor wad Conambsslos Menissot rot the c,r Armoric= Wooll Gads No Ul7 Liberty stmt.
tot.
111 R . DATifli AUNT,Deniist, again
W fount/ in hi. Waco. on rotulti st. nearly gcrvta
1 otto!son's Livery MAU*.
W
2.1. VARIAN, I. D, Office 6th street,
Wm. &wade& OW How'r to 0. ILt°
3. P. K., 7 to B. P. st. m 7 SS- yd
SCOTT, Dentist, Bonin street,
7• ere dam matt of Mintst. Mal
- 1... A. x., to 6 r. V. .
MI work ...,anus. sae
_ _
MERCHANT TAILORS.
gCHESTER, Merchant Tailor and Clo
,. War. No. 74 Wood stmt. Particular atteutiou
to Bora' ant 'Youths' CirttiLort. notary
LIAM DIORY,.Merch.,At Dra
.l7 Itt i l lr i l L ocr sort Beam lu [toady Node Cirthing, Bri Lb
eat.
WATTS A CO, Merchant Tailara, 181
14 Untr etrott.—Wo are now recshing our
Auk of Ooods Clontlemees Wear—Conn Cu
cod Vootinuortho itylaa ud Enortgultil ,
• Oar [duds sod unmet. will Nom en , us•• co& oshl
bIANITPACTURING.
•
" Lan3rEXlffillltta7: CO.,
01 Penn et., belmi Marburylittaburgh.
D OILER. MAKERS ouII'EHEET-IRON
,WOREBB.9, garialnettirers or Dunhill's Patent
Bueert. Chhanerrt Rrirhen, Ptre 17.04 Melon Pl_per, Vow
dangers, Pelt Pm:m.Bllga, Pans, Iron Yawls or Lliti Boats
ate. Alen, Martertithei Wort. Midge and Vintigt irons,
re. Repairing done on the shatnit mitten n0.30-Ird.
LW. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
Martotaetorer sod Dealer la Grand Ware. No. el
atelier.
TOHI4 WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
ow PATENT BOX VICE& a warrior. wilds. SOLID DOI
aad BRAZZD BOX VICIE coma. of Anderwra aM Rob.
ham stnata, cmo quar• ham If. nand Ozer. Drido.
laytiml Qtr.
FIBROEROIDERED
IDERED AND APLICA MAN
TILLAS—Materialm bwited fur Embradwry and Ap-
Vark b y UR& L. & WILSON,
Jodi! Ra SPX Nan smut. 1b, , . Ilan&
Bolivar Fire Brick andnngCompany Crucible Clay Man
ufactu_.
Tun COMPANY HAVING ENLARGED
tir it.?" l " r r°r drmand gatra. Crud=
Building °I " . ' lnt "' Pr aTEriMa t ' , 32,ll Baal.
IlttAnre g b. 6.14.0., 71. 1961
Hats and Caps.
1 WILSON tt SON keep constantly on
'bothesse7 description and Taney of Red.s and
wholasale and retail. Thor desizins • snaat
list-or Cop. ire:44 snd cheap. 'would do ...0 to
can bow. ammutns slametters. nol&if
M'CORD & CO.
WIIOLRAALN AND [MAIL 7ASIIIONAHLIII
RAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALTILE IN ALL KIND§ OF KIR&
. CORNED OF WOOD AND PIP TA 572211A73,
Pittsburgb, Pa.
10, Their 'keit =braces ovary quality .t,1.0f Lista
1.7 . 1=11:, Bc., Cuff. sad tar Boaoerts.
C. B. HEADLY & CO.
CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE,
tio. 9 THIRD .57„ NEAR JILAIRKET.
W
OULD restieeiftav inform their friends
and ths_pabllesesereir. that have
they la slam
their enraplets Vall Rork. amstrtler of Carpets Of t o
re
deemiption. from the ItontYelvet and limmeed.
common Ingrain, Hemp, ..d hail. Floor Oil tith from
one to eight rods whim, new designs ass rerr Coem,
Sml Cant. , gettle HIVA. Mats, r
Window elhadm,'Se. Yeranne In want or. Invited to ma
And 00, their ninth riteamtnate, lintels arid He
-deneettartilabed on the moat reasonable term.
MerNmatl Prontsanderh*lialre."loll
Issas—C.43lt ONI.i. . <3
Livingstonj Roggen & Co.
NOVELTY.WORKS, - PITTSBUROLI, PA.
RACK and Depol Railroad Scales; flay,
Cattle sad Grain do.; Platanto And Counter do— Door
Loc of all Maw, Sarin& Drop and Thumb Lateb7offe•
MID. of Tarim, Undo. in MD approred p tarn;
Bolts nd o Partenlogr, platlAsb4, Iron Oartlupof cry no.
rletz to ram and Mash. ' : : .', ' i dtf
W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
silken Pad stl Lately era; appointee Satlehiked greet,
•
PITTSBUItaII.
MONUMENTS, Tombs, , Grave Stones,
• Yurnittna To Mantels, imposing Stones; in, J.
ways ontand,ert4 to order, bg machinery, at the
lowest prima. Three hundred original and selected de
signs ha idoonmenis, Ar...bn band. Bloc* and Slab Mar
bier bobbed to the Trade at the lowairtEdam All unix**
, filled with dempatela at SID Liberty sateet.
aa23 W. W. WALLACE.
on N,,,
Penn PittitArg 1.•
KENNgDY, CIIILDS & CO.; Madinfao
Plum n A No. l hairy 4-11Bbeetir=
Oarp•t Chain of all colon sad shadag
oven Twin.;
nasanil rash o = „
nape otau alma and
Battlog. '
4GrOrdorn left at the Ifiudirare Btori of Logan. Faison
Co.. 131 Wald stmt. will tuffs attention. -
•---- -
;JOSEPH CHAPMAN.
witilt,MALE AND DILLLICR
IMPORTEDO/GARS,
63 Narket ortral, PfttOurgh,
between Third and Fourth.
4 A. BROWN, would most rospoctfully In
ton th e nubile that be keeps on head, at hie etana
On ths Teat idde of the Dimond. Alleuhenf, City, a earn
eaeortmell at Vetrip b ..ah i lehA.Alao, Vraltlate nab
to val
ant intaa.yl the United Atltoi.. rile BlTn i ts ' Ain be t l d erird l ved
wtthout the abluf s "Frew &ker. Having porehsaod the
gtoek, tool!, and weal of the Cabled •tabilatunent of
.Barasey / aro prepared to famish their old
customers se well as the_ patine at large. with weerriddnit
to their lion lamer. rio.b wood abreet,Flttabulnh.
mrbXt •
• Tea, Tea, Tea,
VlParoreceiriOg . from Now York and.
Phllad•lptils SAO UALV CUSTS TVA, orompiising
'Youg Uysoo, - Impede, Ounprder, Oolou, &unix=
and AAgtlablOutk oil olio have boon earrfally ino
WAAL_ saA•lllposokt As TurtOl of Ulu wholosto or rotAIL
•. . , . . .
. . . A. JAYNE&
• J . ' Pekin Toslitore. No.lBllttik Evert
AIINDRY - 13LUE- 4 - - & t n . ton of,fami-
AA we and Inaletrateen iniiltuttabbli Blttu te
sample lull. dawned. havlagall It taoteutte. mules&
The L T Blue ponce., over. the andlanned Indlau
the ultimate. of Ito pectinn a better eater Se clothes, of W
ing mach more simple and convenient Or uut tad of I.
hut a ageing °reheat one bal4 oaring to the tact that bat
mow then one ballot the Indigo =I be dillooluid by
ter. it 10 entirely destitute of any Y o t ectisa Irons to
cloths. We would Dollen trial, and _wept t ta
er
r="ted.. YOt 1.
bi JO lrm 141 food R.
dFOLDS are not always Consumption, yet
Cousin:l;4km Is isrsenklly et* molt of Deglooted
m. Bowan, of the., and•proestro lattomllitaly • Wt.
UtlykDrage' leibsttad.3oWerrup......97oolll*
- - -
OUR TY LANDS.. for tho Soldkre, Chap
lain.. Taro oters. Lod Potttlastszt sass 111.1141.7 of
• Ihritsd Rater Wars, throat /I heirs or snow.. bs
• !stela.. sittitlsol to • maatr. This who furntsb. nu
their etalrits outo ban MUM PIOMPtIi gterarcipit,
mbar =7 L•nd sad isasSEst MI, 76,4 th st y
OHN PRUE, OF A TXR: /N. IVORY,
tmanU tnesepf IT ory OG*6; Nrejlifirrikr
vab47
PITTSBURGH. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 15, 1855
MUSIC, itc.
MEDICINE.
...... ! -/111123 IL r 00/I.D.
•
1 - Wicr. YORK ADVEtneamsrrs.
/mm bIESCILICH a SCIIEWS Oebb Advanlein •
Home, 1i0.346u4 348 Etttedwali Nwr York. (late Yw b
Nab= btrobb.)
Reliable Arms in the at" Qf Neu, roa.
Umbrellas and. Parasols.
JonN J. MITU
WieL&ti64EIIILUFACTUREK,
234 end 235 , Broadway, New York.
The most eitenxive4o the world.
late full in tha price of materials, eon
di =Min 911'1, 4 j/o%7r'; I f rat k i; morn o&elg:4';
tradrt lad mote to oudetutota. at very low pricer, the
fantod Pod tordidet• amortruent of
UMBREI. AND PARASOLS
to tea:mad In lturopi ar *hark*. Merchants rid Una
New York to huptboir good.. rearewtfully Invited to
call and exarohas the stock *fat
N. B.—Please eat this card oat and put It tu Tom pock.
mane realreww. JOHN tHILTH, •
h9-2mv ,•
31arruketurer.
--
1855. h[ILLINSBY.r 1855.
Mrs. IVM. SIMMONS,
464 Doodnestr,..N.
IS now prepared to ; extubit, and offers for
tale to elolessl. and retail Scum, at the lowest Pm,
• • auk pekes. the Want, and beet selected stock of
Freneh..Engliels andAmericant4llllln andftraw Goods
eyes oNzed at assf:,ete format trt
I=te.V=rrmstioth her
cans bf i groslolo:atesj Irencts
Cott
manner, Madame ha ll etsr. of and him Lank*.
tine, of Honda. London.
Y. IL—Pattern 'Sonnets constantly on hand. • Order. hr
matt unettuli. "4.44°.56(114174.9,1•MAT.rk.
Dagn.tirreotype' . Materiala# &c. --
..k.i.4.4 arm rostmestF mtloOttal to thaw thfm atrial!.
Omelitto may Avant.% ut moimrtaima.
.ii.NTHONY'S D epot of Materials
- for tta. raver. earriWandlbr oreturas an /lino. and
.._Ostololraom tnrnhtukt onnpOostioo.
I amo. oltt b. Mat bI r mrOr!mkbalnbim OD delivery. bat
parting with bom mnm an onamommtal. mot give refer
me a l to tb lit t marn it, to Day b ro t l Oa:Apo/1 an Mira. or ,
reril„
portal:lon. 1m20.3mv K. A od.r VTFIarYIO7I= 1 4y.V. Y.
m Ni Yr - •
...
Ifew York Bag X .
H AM, Flour, FeadogruirM7omlny
,
, Shot eat. Buckwh halt. Oulaoand all other kinds of
Baas made and Tainted to order-bi/unchtnet7 lilt . dam.
Web. Adctrua, as above, ,
.17 Platt strut. .ffletorork. fiZ-Stov i
SI
hole sale SS, .
WV ar in
STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY,
u.l-:.m. an BROADWAY:W. r.
Straw-Goodli, Wen& Flowers, &o.
CASH porOhliiiers meOliciteft to o:offline ,
• STRAN Gg a pDS,
beech Flower', do., w wit] be col roped. to that
of ant other similar house fn the Cat,.
We shall mete., the ocanina imam toe creamers. and
of our own manufacture, the mart .tries of fIoNNETdc
french Mum, tr. due whkh us offer to AA liporch.
ifere at malty red unednrfoes. I , lofd ft kt,
Le 16.3.4. 64 • ad John et. me, William, New rock.-
-
CASH MUSIC IA PIANO STORE
HORACE. WATERS;
No. 333 Broylanty, Now York..
OPPOSITION TCV MONOPOLY.
sunlit at Oreat4 :Reduced J OTWITSSTANuINO tho-41ornbination
of Musk Dealer to keep up the melon of uon-eops.
• obt roue*, aoudad the inter Wa t er s =lire comperes; mad
their refusal to extend to Mr the enuresis. of thr
trade, be matins heasemal ealee-having Woodard eeh
donee, that he tom Dublin sountenanee ono support, to his
orpardeen to the Great lionopply,,aod in his Aborts to aid
Natl. Talent, and to adapt thpesae ifietimmi 'Curinurr. Wit
rook of inmeleau and baro Mode homenee. and
tbe catalogue of his own telltime is ham the tamest
and bort teleetedln lb. United litabw Ile also made
a Great itednotkm in UM mires ot Pianos, Bisiodeen. and
Musical Instruments of oh Kris. Septriortensokri °Mass
Moos for $l7O, WO and =5 , interne of u pad QV&
and instruments as strong and se durable se throe
cost 11.500. Plasm ofwery_Tariele and anal onto
VOOO. amortising Ware of •Sea 0 0 1 of manahmatier
among than the misteabed repeated Mara
Worm' piste and thejtret preriesa Sour. homes of
T. 11000057 & Co.'s mate. (rintors of the Hoban
Sawed hand Mons at oesehoorponas. Pike. from $4O to
$l5O. Melodeons fromjfeedittesantmanufetories.ionind.
Ins the war. kvnos Lb S.U.; 11f,hartses blakelsnast rah,
ettto the= temrendoent,) lac Lest muds lbe the United
glades $75, $115,113, 113.5 and
$llO. gositte's ).Sse ltS eCumakittelodeouns grd. Mano
and .Iftlatron rurrontad. The beat terror td the trads.'
wheals, to; Irf per oath dlaxmot to clergymen and
thatches. An m*lll promptly attended In. • Mush rend
tow mu 0 f Um eDontry Wstitseld..i. tn. 1.1..4 rater.
renn rra d s
matayl addle
.ne e o t f h e u r r m. f phnmgat aof
A CARD.
ea CANAL STltillT, NAM T(lftli.
MOLYEFEIIIC BELL.
LIIPORTAR AND MANUFACTOARD OF
CLOAKS & MANTILLAS,
WOULD respectfully inform the trade
tLas hie Immiial gad laanabourddatTi. ka th.
P a ying Snide will be ready tor - lameattan - on tbe nth of
Fbruary.
He, Ging the oat, Mental& twebsot DtagNow Tart
vitals personalty eisiting Pula the wawa.
may ream. ,
bly ueen that be HII bare later and 2:10t. 'pied sty Is•
VMS natlbgt &elm &Us] td tbal a/iv'. and they
alayrett lava wt., attauthea jal9.llsor
- :41 1 12; : 11.,
WHOL9WO OGISX9,
Eill ) 01tT t t.e • ,j;pe Drugs from their .
.tishast =AMA. bah Eccro LOW saul
Vernet:, knallith laan l d xatt
Nectakar.
NO end lialr Drusbee, Bele Wens end Dinh. Pule axe
Trieste Sperms, Carts, Bow, Z.. tr, they afar them de
the thartrresoltableeltiser Plertrambi
W will near. their hest Waal..
ALDERMEN.
9FFICE. corner of Penn and St. Clair eta.,
rlitaburgb. AU beget. pertaining to the eflke of
craw will be prerteptly attandoet to. 4.6-174
Patrick Manna,
ALDERMAN OF THE THIRD WARD.
O FFICE corner of Grant and Fifth atreeta
obmaerlymrlad by erman Lee) ' , Dere a
pertallrna op to the aim Ald ds. arr
of Alderman l Jastl l -
of tile Peso* will be promptly Minded to. fe2.3m
MISCELLANEOUS.
STEWART it KILGORE,
14ANO/ACTURHE3 OD
COOKING. HEATING.
FANCY STOVES,
GRATES, FENDERS,
Pipes, Boxes, and Foundry Castings of
all kinds.
OFFICE AND IVAREBOUSE,
No. 267 Liberty St., corner of Hand,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S
LIVERY AND SALE
railL2C,
orner Diamond writ and Cherry
stabil PTSTSIUMUU. PA.
Irt: .:pi:
AIM STREET. MOTH NETV.3II7I STRUT.
PRILADELPHIA.
EL 8. BENSON, PROPRIXTOI.
sr Pria of board. 11.60 per &may,
Mn, 3. 1314-1,4
WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and
Dealer to Plain. Yby?red and Decorative Paper Harr
I V Tar;e7e= b ollt t :ifettovvey Mews. ll.
court & hub, m 113.63
ARla FASIIIONS FORLADIEWMIESS
/Z. rarbb v.Ahin.sm JuNv..lllrectpwr Mama
• ho on pie on the let proximo by
hill& 4R WH.SON,
281 above Hand etreet.
KIM, JONES & CO.,
PROPRIETORS
KIER'S PORTABLE'BOAT LINE,
ORWARDING AND COMMISSION
unitrunnTS, (Unat Basin. &moth etre. Mtn
Ba.n. Lard, Lard OH, Perm Pork, S. 0. Thrum Kinfa vs •
.a bro. ftlt,Anthrwirr and Watch Pig Iron, Bonne
Wick Antbradt• Coal. it mrlo
BANKIN% HOUSES
JOHN S.H000:
FM YORK
•
Igo. M SOUTH JD ST. PIIILADEI.II4II A,
. VIITSBURGII, AL.LIWHINNY UM,
MOM RRSET, SOK MIRKY (XL,
MOUNT PLKASANT, WRSTAIORITD 01, Nad.;
tIONNICLI.NYILLK, TAITKITK CO:''
.. ' •
UNIONTOWN, _
BROWNSVILLE,
Deposits received, Illsoonnte mule, Drafts :bought, sold
and collected. &lank Notes and Specie bought and sold
..' .k4.NOtes and other tiegurltiee tv , ught and so
„mmie.to., Correspondesene end collections solicit.)ld on.
tioTd-tr
• Agnc.
MOSES F. EATON, e No. y 19 Sixth et., agent
LlN:trio /I WO o u P ilT,lPkiggrarr
i r rl" l =lall4tl4:= • °`..'•
Deana Rock Drhung blachines.
Copeland:, nts4onisrspid•Portalsia Bay 14111",
(I cr E ronght frini tilt " Mr i lst ' Lebinse.
Timm articles hers banes : mined by yesess,yd maeeL Imi and machinists. and prommm.l mire°, to miy nos
Ile It.
Mao authorised to mil Pats moics •nd rend
:Uwe *Midas in mix• out ot th• (*Mary.
ya• hoc-premed Nutt, and Washen.
finished Drags Wort.
U• ia ale. t 0... tak. Mind. Dr Mis min of out.
et pecaid. Inlw 11 >V•21118112.. saj 10. to, th•
'business alibied and mutant attention „,.
Lis renal th• followisa .
The submit/me have loruybeen Mutant.% irita Its
limes iston , and bars no rualtation is Msommending
.hlmto .ll r b. my wish to employ his mr•loss,sa is gen,
Jima= ottindoubtesi Intel:Mt/and indenhigableisideutry.
Mania. 0 , 07 r rOlictee niaLb• ghe * .j :
Wnidem%Vi t e • • EMI Ch, oLon
Denny, U.Childs t
Err Daimon. *B;4 ,
P. fl.; Prised. •
artni i =t
Lavas
Cegy• Wade. William P. Johntban,
libutablllll4 Antrim gaits; - •
A. W.l.:amis. i Wilson Uecy:th...,
Pamtatrean. November 27f.h., Ws. . 4tr
Davie Tribune,
5 hi l l% e°lworthelordataajd eilY nkOat wideiv
raradatiat Nopapa+ pm . .
- lubmitaretanta agora% , u , A , ii ,,,,,,,,,,,„„„.
well taMnd tbodr g rdWr d tlorestra tot grattal;ll
14 , A9 1 ,
rto7g4 ZgoAltrd ife.lll
b. arab/ valbrowes "teTaitotoand. g P44144%nr
.. . • - . Hagan' & 11% •
xf. 91 Market et , are closing out their en
tire skek of Dry Goods at an immense dlicoant Own
InwPwatorr to warahaeleg thete wring intr•
_,_. A= r o t , haul! a age amortmant of the following
fadc Tereaserss,r_ ort wartnos. Wool Downes.
, VPAiteos Plata*. Mad.. 1.,..., . ,: ..411fiall12 Cloth. Bowbaslnws,
~a h cunt; 30W...a ea sep t ropestor mai., a
WaW. and °akar rawnsda. with a variety of Mate
and Wawa' Gnaw& Plaid and a tad Draw gilka, all of
eta, Eu e.. l 4lt_i_i_a r.±t_______ j a3so
.1104INR AND. CEDAR WARE.—SAMTIEL
11_ - =On= beta tatudantly on hand b r swat
.6itt:ash and Oath Ro e, Stews Oak Wall,
ikben nr Dar &Waft ooden &Mb, arm.
Zll.ir 12 .77 ,- wapn Boards. ...1 all ot Grs ter
annuli Ids line.
okaso—benort•Taba_andlatldasen Iteekita
Winorxam. /hawk Vi i. Itrib street. Pi ttabaraii. ft.
anUry .
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
THURSDAY MORItING, MARCH 16,1865
eply to Bishop O'Connor on Eomish
Corporations.
Toth. &titer or the Gazette:
Snu—ln a very summary manner the Bishop
frees - himself from the intricacy of the question,
as to the Pope's supervision of temporal matters
in this country, by saying "I will enter into no
controversy on the Pope's temporal power. If
what has been said and written on that subject,
within the lasUhalf century, is not enough to
satisfy any One that we admit no temporal pow
er in him outside of, the email territory known as
the States of the Church, I will not attempt to
supply the deficiency. I admit my incompetency
to counteract the benigbting influences under
which those labor who will insist on theoontrary."
Wise resolution, no doubt, in the present in
stance; sometimes "discretion is the better part
of valor." But• the avoiding of a difficulty
will not meet the question; light stream
ming for -"•the last half century" as to the
nature of the power outside "of the States
of the Church," can make the Bishop's oath
nothing more nor lest than what it is. "I shall
not sell, nor give away,nor mortgage, nor enfeeff,
nor In any way alienate tho possessions being
ng to my table; oven with the consent •of : the
chapter of my church, without the leave of the
Roman Ptintiff."
But the good Bishop must bear with PI entbile
I examine. into this temporal supervision fa:tittle
further.
Read the folloilog extract from the 7th Pro
vincial Connell of Roman Catholic Bishops; held
in Baltimore In 1849:
"Anr. 9th. The Fatheri ordain that all dumb,
es and all other - ecclesiastical troporty, which
have been acquired by donations or the offerings
of the faithful; for religious and Charitable use,
beleng to the Dirhopajthe Dpette, 'unless it shall
be made to appear, andbe confirmed by writings,
that it was granted to some religious order-of
Monks or to some: congregation of Priests for
their use."
While in 1844 legislative aition was obtained
in - Pennsylvania malting. the IllehOpe Phtla- 1
dolphin and Pittsbarghsolo aarporators; we hero
also . in 1849 a-Botnau Catholic Council Lpenking
on this point. It may bo asked,how WeS this
movement of the Baltimore Council re 'rod at
Rome, when the doings of that body were pro
-seated to the Holy Father! Who overheard of
a veto, instead' or an approval of the acts of the
Council on the part of the Vatican? With roe.
pact to the St. Louis Church, which tin Bishop
lspeake of, we tied that a eon of the late Le C,oul
tante, (who conveyed the real estate on which
the church was erected,)-when the Trustees got
Into difficulties with Bishop Timon about !the
title to the property, aetually went to Boma to
bring the matter before the Pope for adjitstment.
This church of St. Louis was incorporated in
the State of New York in 1,838 and seven-Trus
ted were elected in , whOm was vestal the title
, to the property. , .
How was this pilgrimage to Rome on the pert
of to Coulteulx regarded To be sure &dint,
the Pope's Nuncio, was Seat to this country, but
was it to adjust amicably the point of grievance?
Certainly not; but to reiterate the claim of the
Bishop.
Thin does not look much like a spirit .'that
would take clubs in band todrivo the clergymen
out of the pulpit and out or the church."
SO much for the question of the kind of super
vision the Pope exercises in this country.
Look into the Bishop:a doings with the act of
incorporation of 1844, making Mill' sole corpora
tor of the Roman Catholio property of his dio
cese.
Takiog the statement of the Bishop to be trot,
that he has given his sanction to various acts of
incorporation in the Western Diocese, I would
observe that tho Bishop's administration on
this property question, it, .18, evident that the
preitsure from without bah had' some inflames
upon him—heriette*hy these acts of incorporas
Lion for Mill:atm, Mercy Hospitals, .k.o ?
Again, the Bishop, after enumerating the acts
"of incorporation in Pittsburgh and Phi elphia,
goes on to state as follows: 'The pro ' 'am in
the constitutions of these sooletica„or tit • pre*.
tient administration,
,give '
the Bishops, it isrue,
o r
the clergy of the eity, more or leas in ea is
dirt womayeetent The praiisions were ' tended
. .
• ftittilia4coiding to the Bishop's ahpw Mg, these
inahshilne.Orporatioris Acre - been. ;Mat order his
Jamaica. I would ask, what ti the difference as
to practical effect in managing a thing individn:
ally, or by the talluenee of a eorporation which
can be controlled by the will of another? Acts
of Incorporation got lip by the Bishops will no
doubt be committed to the administration of per
sena, whether Lay'Brethren or Sisters of Mercy,
who will accord with Episcopal desires. It is an
old saying that like produces like. But, should
the wishes of Bishops be contravened under acts
of incorporation, or on the question that titles to
property shouldbe in boards of trustees appoint
ed by themselves, or In themselves as solo corpo
niters, what then? In the memorial sent to the
Legislature sometime ago, with tepid to the
difficulty in the lioly Trtnity•church,
phia,
"The memorial goes on to say, that by the ar
bitrary conduct of the Boman Catholic Bishop of
Philadelphia, the laid church has for more than
a year past been deprived of a pastor. MI the
applications of the Trustees of said church to
him for a pastor have been rejected, unless they,
the raid Trustees; de unconditionally surrender
and make over to him the church and property
thereto."
Again, take the case at Buffalo, Bedini calling
upon the members of the Bt. Louis church to
eubmit to dm Bishop; and mark the sentence of
excommunication against than.
I would oak, witlrall this testimony before us,
is it s harmless thing to fall under the frowns of
o Romish Bishop 't It requires
.rather more
courage than most men possess, especially those
who hare been influenced by. Romish teachings,
to court such episcopal opposition, even although,
to employ the language of Bishop O'Connor,
"he has not the legal right to employ the hum
/dent menial in- ono of them, (that is Asylums,
Hospitals, dc., ) nor do I 'desire it." This lan
guage of humility with regard to legal disquali
fication is rather ludicrous.
Ab! Reverend Bishop, there is a higher law
than mere legal enactment, which you wield, no
doubt, with great success.
I must say that although Bishop O'Connor's
better nature may have suggested something
like a show of acts of incorporation, still it Is
evident these Asylums, Mercy Hospital and Ca
thedral all are within the purview of the Epis
copate.
It is necessary in order to understand this
question of corporatorship of Bishop O'Connor;
to refer to the not as passed at the session of
the Legislature of 1814:
"Sac. 1. Be it enacted hy the Senate and Bowe
of Representatives, 5:e., That all, gifts, grants,
deeds, wills and other conveyances, wherein 'or
whereby any tondo, •tenements or other property
within this Commonwealth have been or hereaf
ter may be given, devised or granted or. in any
manner convoyed by any person or persons ;what
ever, unto any .person byname, style and title
of Roman Catholic Bishop of Philadelphia, and
his successors, upon the trust, express or im
plied, to take, bold and receive the same for the
use and benefit of any religious congregation of
Roman Catholics, or for the support, aid and
maintenance of an hospital, alms-hone., Semi
nary, church or parsonage, or other religions or
charitable purpose within this Commenwealth,
are hereby confirmed and declared to be good,
sufficient and effectual le law, to vest the legal
title or estate in fee simple, of, in and to the
said lands and tenements, and other property ia
such grantee or devisee being at the timeßoman •
Catholic Bishop of Philadelphia or of Pittsburgh;
and,in such persons as shall be in fitter* the
successors of the same, as ROman Catbolle Bish
ops of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, forever, and
in no other,persoa or persons whatever."
This not vas signed by David IL Po r on
the 28thVay of February, 1844.
In noticing the communication on Re h cor
poratism, why should the Bishop go In detail
about the corporate condition of certain lams,
do? Thitit was not the matter on band, but the
expression of dissent to the enactment 'of 1844,
making Bishop .O'Connor solo corporator of the
Roman Catholic property. The curious expedi
ent proposed as a peace measure to the present
Legislature is, that Trustees who hold the prop
erty shell be appointed by the Bishop. What is
thediffcrence between the Bishop's decreeing, or
appointing others (no doubt of like mind with
himself) to do, certain things? I think there is
rather more sleight of hand in this expedient,than
a right up and down desire to do what is right.
"My sanction," and aboard of laymen or mime
gars, appointed by tho Bishop, all mean the same
thing, a disposition to keep the power In his own .
hands rather than to permit the people to con
trolthe property anungementa of the church.
Mutt .does the Bishop mean by his pro-tem-,
pore holding property? This Is too thin - a seer.
ing to hide his sole corporatelicriere. •
Bishop O'Connor, If the act of 1844 firepealed
making him sole corporator, desires a mode of
Incorporation different from that rasa for by
other denominations. Again, that the property
of the churi3h should be controlled by Elm, either
directly, which will be so if the act of 1814 is
not repealed, or by relisiessappointod by himself.
In one word he calls eportitlitaegiabiture to say
that laymen, by election of the people of the
church, 81411 nut: be eligible as Trustees in a
Roman Catholiciseigregation. Without math of
the spirit of prophecy, I think the Bishop, with
hie l plarisibßity and special pisding, cannot
obtain from the Legislature now i eession such a
I power. The illustration of the %shop, that the,
commander of a ship must haic =controlled
power.has rather more rhetoric' than force in
it. This ship is the property of tha Roman Catho
lic'ehurch, bought and paid for py the people ;
but they must: have no control, bat be contented
with the management of the Bishop, or with
agents or Trustees appointed by himself.
The Bishop is not very complimentary in his
remarks with respeot to those whoifeelepposition
'to this I:similar kind of .legislation in favor of
the Roman Catholic Bishops. A !word on this
point. ' Whit cleim has the Roman Cathollo cler
gy to special legislation, which is totally Mer
-1 ent from that asked for by other denominations?
Property In bad hands, and ruck niighl even exist
in the Raman Cath - o7le Church, without any con
trolling pbwer In the people; is nota good princi
ple to be recognized in a Republican country.
There should be one general law to embrace
all applications for religions ,inciWporations.—
I am for equal rights and privileges to all de
nominations, as far as legal enactments are con
cerned. In one word, the Rev. Bishop onGrant's
Rill cannot clear away the olijeetion to this
scheme of incorporation in the manner be sug
gests; neither can he accomplish tiny thing by
his mournful song of the persecutions Roman
Catholics are called to endure because they aro
not permitted to have their own way.
The decision of this question of ecclesiastical
corporations is with the Legislature, and to it
we mast look for the law of the commonwealth
on the subject.'
Commas.:lends of the N. Y. 'Pelham,
Presses. of Onletion In Illinois.
Sranwourso, March 6, 1855.
"The world. does. more P' , Only a.few years
ego the people of Illinois, and the whole noun.-
tryheside, were chocked with the announcement
that an Innocent mat, forth.. expression of an
*meat opinion, through a , press that,:he, him
self, owned and controlled, was hunted down by
mob and put to death. Your readers will re-t
Collect the Beetle la Anal, when Lovejoy, the
martyr, was sacrificed to the blindand insatiate
fury and ignorance of the multitude; inflamed
by passion and whiskey, for the expression; in a
respectful and . temperate manners of the great
truths founded:deep In the nature of man, and
underlying, the, whole superstructure of human
eolety is this country—truths, which, like a
mut, he dared openly avow and defend. The
I occur was a horrible one; it has left a blot upon
the good name of Illinois, compared with which
her failure to pay her just debts, will be, In the
eyes of the world, but a. trivial offence. But
"the blood oli . the martyrs Is the seed of the
Church.'.'. Dunngthe sesaion of the Legislature
just closed, we had the reverse of the piettire;
Owen Lovejoy, the brother of him who fell in that
unequal contest with the besotted prejudice of
the few who thirsted for his blood, stood up in
the lower House, a member from the county of
Bureau, and . , in the presence of the beauty,
fashion, talent and morality of the capitol, and
the Representatives of the whole State, assumed
breeder, wider, and more • extreme ground than
that, for standing on which his brother..poured
out his blood. lie fotmd.a sympathetio audi
ence; and, in the home of Douglas—in the very
hall wherolia.waning power was won—this type
of the fruit which the blood of the martyr has
brought fortholeolared, Ina speech of two hours
duration, and of surpassing eloquence, his utter
abhorrence of Slavery and' the slave system, his
determined opposition to the slave power, his de
tenon to the truths upon which the Dec
laration of Independence is based, his an.
compromising 'hostility to the Fugitive Slave
Law; and during the whole time, .en profotind
was the attentien, and so .breathless the silence
of those who listeruid, that a feather might have
been hoe - nit° fall I At the conclusion,
the deep.
drawn breaths,lthe sympathetic, looks, and the
moistened, eye, attested the impression he had
made. The proprieties of the place forbade fur.
Cher manifestation of approval.
"Sir," said be, am not ashamed to avow
myself a believer in the...higher law.' I hold
myself amenable to that law, and avow, myself,
my allegiance to the Supreme Power that enact
lid it. I would not, ease for the weightiest rea
sons, declare my intention to disregard any ha
lt= enactment; but, 3lr. Speaker, I tell you,
and I tell this House, that bean:rot and will not
obey the requisition of that Fngitire Slave hill
grace shall help me that sustained my mur
dered brother, I wi/1 • meet death itself rather
than aid in the emanation of that infamous en
actment!"
—And the galleries applauded! Say, does
not the. world MOTO? This in en D&oois Legia.
law% not three score and ten miles from the
blood-etained spot where that ' , murdered broth
er' laid down his Wei
Mr. Lovejoy's was the first exposition of the
doctrines of his school trier bean' in our State
House. Southern members, who listened for the
first time in their lives to an ..Abolition tirade,"
were surmised that principles so just and con
clusions so irresistible could be reked'out of the
depravity into which they havesupposed all anti-
Slavery men to be plunged. A family of Ken
tuckiana—good people in the main, bat violently
prejudiced ageing everything that does not
chtme in with Southern notions of , ••the inetitu
tion"—wav present. After thealatech was non-
eluded, and while the crowd woe going down
from the gallery to the rotunda,-one member of
this family said to another, his voice yet husky
from ill-concealed emotion, "John, is that Abo
litionism?" "Yes," said John, "I reekon that
is all there is of it." "Then," replied 'the first,
"I have been an Abolitionist for there than
twenty Jinn, only I am snob inold-fobl that I
didn't know it !" The avowal of this honest man
is significant, and it opens to us Val the hope
that when the doctrines of the Anti-Slaverymen
are understood nor to mean "nigger-stealing,"
and oanialgattiation"—when they nosy be can
vassed and discussed, like other questions of
vital interest, in our Legislature, and the most
benighted portions of the State, the world of n
finals will move faster than ever before. God
speed the day ! •
DI2II7IOCTIVI FIRES IX TIM WOODIL—Great
Domags to Property.—A fire started in tho woods
about fifteen miles from Charleston, S. C.. on
Thursday night last, and spread - with great ra
pidity along the line of the South Carolina Rail
road, till at last accounts it had. approached with
in five miles of Charleston. The Mercury of
Saturday, says :
The fire was exceedingly violent and destruc
tive, and has done great injury to the farms on
its route. A train loaded with cotton taken in
at Kingsville caught fire yesterday from the cur
rent of burning flakes, and two cars, containing
eighty bales, were burned. The remainder of
the train came on to the Tire Mile Post, when,
finding it impossible to pus without extreme risk
they returned to the Soren Mile Post, and the
engineer came to the city for orders. During a
great part of yesterdey the city Was completely
shrouded with smite.,
The Charleston Standard alac BAYS ; •
About eight or ten miles from the -, eity the
road was fringed on each side by a line of fire,
while as occasional pine tree was scow/tending
like a pillar of blase, with the flames dancing
and rushing out to extremest limbs... Few of
these valuable treer were burned down however,
but the fire continued to increase and ,spread :
itself over the eurihee of the ground. Fences,
barns and negro huts were .quickly . surrounded,
and in some instinBes wholly or partially consu
med. Roads were crossed nor was the, iron
track Invincible ttgainst it. ,
Another account states th at at one time the cars
were surrounded by fire, snd the passengers suf
fered much from the amok!). The woods. along
the Georgia railroad, above Thompson, we» also
On fire at the sank, time, r and it .4s feared great
de mige bas been dodo in that direction,
The Columbia (S. 04 Tithesof pattuaifty. nye
the falls swooping ererything in the neighbor
hood e! Lexington Court, douse, sod, the town,
itself is threatened with destruction. Mills,
'houses; berms; stables, &0., for six or ten miles
- 12.6[10, had fallen a. prey to the Baines.
The pro-Slarcry purposes of the loaders of the
mHindoo" Order in this State, are made matters
of boasting down South. The Washington Organ
of the Order ear .
"The American party in NeW'York, it affords
us greatideasurcto state, eminently censer
satire and decidedly opposed be abolitionisni.—
We , have the Most positive asiturancis of this.
fact from undoubted authority. ,
. The Ainerican party has recently beea purged
of its anti- Union,elements In New York,. and tho
same causes ere Working-Mat the itationality of
of our party throughout the Yorth."
This is the food dispensed to Virginia palates.
It.is yet to be proved whether Out Free Boil son:
Smote of the men 'Who have been drawn into
the Order are to be that 'summarily "crueled
out" to gratify the Southerninarket. '
Tax War- m Mossy Goss—Congteu pre
sented each of-the reportervef the=l3lobe for
the last Bolden with s3oo,lamonnting in the sg
gregitte to $lO,OOO. This is in addition to their
regular compensation. At the previous session
$3OO was given to each of the Globe reporters
in addition to their regularpay froni the publish
er of the Globe: At this rate, , a reporter's psi
Is at least' eclat to gist of a member of Con
gress, while if o reporter does work bard for
a few months, he has no constituent to call him
ban account for his stewardship.--Taqs; Star-
Naw Yong, Aiazeb 12,. 180.—Nows Jut re,
oohed annotate' the zare..revald the Decatur
at Valparaiso, on /Unary 28th Inst. - All on
board were well.
TTE.
701E=MI
The affair of the Sarrinien immig rants is hap
; pily settled. After all, they ire not Sardinians
bat Lombards, once Austrian subjects, who emi
t grated-toZartUttis. Buffering politically and so-
I daily, front misery ander:fie, they were an oh
!
jest of great uneasiness to 'the Sardinian Gov
; ernment, as the most inflammable elements to be
set on fire by the faintest spark. We are glad
of the satisfactory arrangement of the misunder
standing on account of these exiles; and hope
they mry find a fatherland among us. We pity
the European Governments for being obliged to
send away the more intelligent, active and en
lightened part of their populations. The oppo
sition to the landing of this Sardinian cargo, as
well as the proceedings of the Mayor against the
Belgians, will, we hope, render the European
Governments more careful in the way by which
they forcibly increase the number of their emi
grants. Our shores are open as a refuge to all
those who gaffer for political reasons, and who
voluntarily leave their own country; but we shall
be always suspicions of any parties forwarded
officially to America by the European police,
which Is now the soul and life of almost every
European. Continental Government —A' Drib
Rssovr, 01 HASTY I.4atewirios.—The naval
appropriation bill, as passed by Congress, Mashd
to be replete with the grossest errors. The
Washington torreepondent of the Philadelphia
American says:
"In addition to the $3,000,000 appropriated
by a special act of the last session of Congress
for the Construction of six war steamers, $3,000,-
000 are now appipiated for continuing the
work upon them, making the estimated cost of
the whole over $6,000,000, or more than $l,-
000,000 for each
.vessel. Further, three sec
tions making provision for the marine corps are
repeated, word for word, and a clause intended
to relieve the contractors for the.floating docks
at Pensacola and San' Francisco of a rigid and
oppressive construction of their contract on the
part of the Secretary of the Navy,.'proves to have
been inserted in terms, exactly the opposite of
what were designed by the mover.".
IFILLFLE NOT WITH A COUG/I--Perfions
troubled with • oeughorhich annoys and distrouses
them by night and day. should lose no time In .pp! 'log
proper mtxeetttob . otherwise inflammation of the luaus
and confirmed consumption may be the consequence.—
Whertscongh remedy I. to be used one that bee native
the approval of physkiane andpatients, should I). Peeler'
red to any of the hundreds Which are puffed Into untie,
concerning which but little If anything le knows, hem.
toustrifse in trying now medloine• which may be good
for nothing, when an article of.c.d , Wieffed character am La
procured-
Seffers'./truteli Sperm hu hems used to tJals city for the'
last tam!. spurn. and to known to possess curative prop.
atlas meldous found. in omigh
eta
ugh Swop has never been put forth as a "aura
core,' but Is recommended to accompli& all that may be
properly expectedfrom cough medicines. It bin the form
of •pleasantlyrtip i and •no difficulty wi ll be experienced
Iri giving It to children. Moe 25 mote per bottle. Prro
we... mid sold . bylL t . 00.. 67 . Wood !street.
pRESII BLACK TEAS-50 1-2chgets just
readvad, renal prima.
oa.uttuo, az 75, it,oo $1,23 etc lb.
Eno. "
Btrong Nhegyoug, 60and76,
UREE2OI. •
Young limn, at bdo, G . ." The and $l,OO V b.
hared.' and Gunpowder at the. 76e and SI,GO it B.
lime the have tried oup,Tvis peonoupee thaw une
qualled In the city at the prima, and v a oodhehottr oiler
hem as such enh2
•
OIiTILE OHIO AND PA. RAILROAD—
o ....id' Land in . tconamy towneltilt Remer en,
about 2 palleatrout.fladen and ftentanngton Stations. on
0. kP. Railroad. The Perm 1s well watered; DP acres of
the around le clewed. the balance wall timbered and hoe
erected thereon • emoll dwelling house. Price Vb and
wmiy cements. Apply to - B. IdeLAIN k 80. N,
In Planet.
INE ACRES OF CHOICE L LAND FOR
EMU, ell well (mood, masitasto 3 miles from the
o • healthy and' pkaaant neighborhood. with •
lama DWELLING 11008 E of i mans, portico in front; •
stably mid home, to. Two grape_ arbors: al,eo, • plow
'A d Of P r r ho'iret c rtiVr a . a u glenftr a te t n i d "". tioP a n " Tet a !
il jos . I,Bnu. Terms PUY.. S. OUTIIBEIIT g v hoN.
140, 3l et.
HOARDING—A desirable opportunity is
offered Ibr sacurbin Rooms and bo o s. , tee
smelt laminas. In • 'mated private boarding' ten
minutes walk from the P. O. Applications most be made
loom Addrest, Via name and location, 800 840. Pitts
burgh.Rd
Fox , SALE.--,34,000 ;worth of Certificates
d•pogites on Wm.. Laxlmer, Jr. 4 75
15
.7.
1110.11 AS WOODS. 4
GRASS SEEDS--Clover, Timothy, Herd
ore., Ornbud Grata 'Kentucky Blue firsts, It alian
Rye Ora" on hand and for man bv
E. R. MAMMA/ID ICI 15'1.1 at
LAAMES' KID GLOVES-33 doz. Bajou'.
suporturKtd aloaaa;iu shit., black, 'and rotor.,
amortaal from Noe. 0 ittat reed at 04 alaaket ta.
AD Itm no Kid Gloves but tba best quality, ladles an
. .
P _
onvo.E SUNDRIES--
Lar . d. 6614140-1; PorriiO4. 700 bu. 4right b Ira:
ko ClOVlErfebt bbLr,,
• 1101 l Dot 2o
ter, aitblr. Timothy Seed, 4 bbla
Paulo. 4 erks par% Ralson, rakK '
Mao& 70 bkr bless Pork. 10 bbbo in atoro
.11 th; sala by 819 SHRIVES DILWORTH.
CIIDINEY TOPS--200 Gothhi 'Chimney
to
tob 12 Tope of various pattorna
H aate by
ICYRY 11. COLLINS.
ROOFING TILE—The attention of
ors h coaled to brit euperlor fix-proof article.
12 1111NRY 11. COLLIN:4.
ARD-23 kegs for sale by
A mblll lIENET H. COLLINS.
1 - ionfun—too lbs. tkultish just reed per
IL and for W. by JO N. WILSON,
No. WI LltArly
174 1 LOUR--200 bbls. extra Flour just recd 1 .4 for We by T. LITTLE t CO, 112. YA et.
•
piIEESE-1000 bre. prime W. R. Cheese
L./ In darre and for Wei Low far cash by
anbl.2 T. LITTLE .t C111.,112. 24 at
GGUMDROPS—Another large supply of
very Onely flavored (Imo Drape received by
2.16 JO6 YLEMINO, ear Dlamondfand Marketer.
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL and CA-
renal= Plata..-1 arose of them erdebratat medicines
by ful6 . JOB. FLE3II.IIO
28 DROP BLAUK on hand and
and tussle br FLEXING BROS.
in LBS. CHROME YELLOW in store
vv andtbr Sr PLEMIING BROS.
1.4011L85. CREAM TARTAR oa band
15 and tor aM br 17.411M1NG BROIL
NDIA RUBBER WHIPS of all sizes,
•hekab sad retail. at the Rubber Depot,ll6 Market
del3 J. t 11. KUL
CORN-500 bus. in ear for solo by
1.1.1a22 .
ROLL BUTTER-20 bbla. freshcloths,
in
lorgulobr r u R nallEm. a co.
CHEESE -500 bac prime cutting for Bale
V by fiYi A. DAMN-LIAM:3a
CKWHEAT-50 eke Buckwheat Flour
Re wa.tri 3M2 JAS. MeLAIIOILLIN.
ROUND NUTS-25 sacks in store and
Mr Dr MULTI DICKEY k CO.
Lbble. fresh Louisville Lime in
RA
It and for Ws by ISAIAH DICKICY k CO.
LBS. BULK PORK for sale
by J. B. CLAN VIEUX
M KOS. LARD for sale by
IL/ MR J. B. CANFIELD
4 BBLS. and 20 Ins. Roil Butter for sal'
I.;,rd by 1412 JAL OANYINP- •
LMU) in bbls. and kegs on- hand and fur
sale by fat R. DALZELL i 00.
'IAOOIIE3-100 dos. oss'd sizes Tor'eaie by
11 fal4 R DALZELL Co.&
rrEAs--no h2lf chests Y. 11., Ounpo wder,
Imp, and DM, onband. B. DALZ & Co.
ROOMS-50 doz. just reed and for sale
by LIT HENRY 11. COLLI➢iq
RIED APPLE&-100 hble. in.store and
for ale by MeCANDMSS, !MANS CO.__
QGIIAN AI CAPS juat rea and for sale
law at 01 Wood st. 'fen J. WILsON k BON.
100 IBS ' 11 I I ABS in store and for
male br FLEMING DEWS
SEWER -40 bbls. fresh Roll; _
6 MIL reated solid; 19 kegs. pecked !ROM, for
WHEAT-100 bus. Seed Sppring
1.3 Wheat on bawl for sale Dr E. IL SHAN ISLAND,
tgREAT BARGAIN-80 acres of land in
mole moon . , lowa, :0 sexes. cleared, The whole
Is heavily timherod,Yndla offered for the low price
drank Apply soon to B. 1113LA1N,21. bth
ILARD-10 bbls p a No. I Lard,
40 kol Dams row dO.. tor ego by
SHRIVIIFt • DILWORTH.
lIIICKWHEAT lIR-40 sackgj'ast re
°dyad and for oh by WCANDLICI39, MEANS &CO.
A RPLES--21 bbls. Itomanita Apple re
al,- tbs. dIIT. .nd to? 1 11 . , b7 R. Lex t zn i a 0,
WILLOW CHARCOAL,' tai excellent or-
Wa prepare. raven)/ far 10 . 11 „trr n 6
lowa nerd D 7• • • -•
Jag. • tor. Dlattand and Mutat It.
QUI:UR-10 bbda. Tithe Old Spgar in
store and Re mkt by . • T—LITTIX k
DRIED PEACHES-200 bush . Ohio halves
remind and Szt alt ev BYLL t LIGULTT.
WI( APPLES-100 bax just reed and
fa Webs 1.20 & fIAIRSAUGIII I 00
RE2 .4..4 1NED lIJOARB-1000 libll9 -- bed,
18.V1
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IFINE SIIARE OF THE- MECHANICS
Merlol BANS at $4O. APPV B.Wmcikir a sox.
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'15:10A.11, HOUSE MOLASSES- , .- 324 bbis.
Steam Refined Id. If. Motu. .5
buy L. D. p.m Iglbbla 8: 11. 8. Wham
170 D
UP. IL Fl7lO.
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264 DUP. W 0•111081 0,0 Il• . u" , • "'""' "'..." 1.11.
t , , ft= • •. J. /1.. nultuirood goo.
BLUE VITRICI.—MOU lbs. for m 1 0 74
doll ,1 a. N. mums co
MED rEACHES-400 bus prime Dried
h.md ' "sby ergitia. ik Dlimoirru.
tAURNIENG LONG . 13ELAWLSA. A.
Munn 00. hots on WWI Gm ow
Uty Etat" Mn.
fns M unn
nt adoni.anneal poison - „ 145
YE FLOUR-40 bble ree'd and for
by WS .1..* IiaIYANII.II4.I.I at.
- Fp OOFFEE7ISO' it r ig i lrinto arming
andlla ale by' 8 Dumoirtn.
1113,111 D PEACRES---500bus, balm._ (or
4M kr two swam t DILWORTH.
DRYPEACHES-100 bus. choice in store
uul tor ma* by. LlT=•* CO.
NUMBER 174