031131.415HED IN 1786; Bu SINESS DIRECTORY.` 8. It. isrmsalp -oora-aavErrliva..iaraicT • -422 z LIM wins, Not lou. • •'- • - And 10, =Um*, P•t ba6sli Acted' fa tits moot tatuantfal ILA TO drculatto toad Pions both 1 1. 00 "Ir. To 7Yt c . o ers, ind Ilr h utk sobwibaris now, imikating .stsupii; B -Erlploatittr.ototigroce.tve=y, gra= r.or.. of Bothell. and , crowd's Brandt - Of Jsrosies mut I,4.C:earful:e Arse. Clore ano r ti tialsed &Wed= B,2I.SPsNi and Botch .:M.BS,T we t L e .; A Ithinrst7 . '4224 '21!"17., onitzuccrr min. • br Atlidolden lArso;Notr York: N. ft —photooesslAA sod frotrtmlotrpo. Cteordeolg. tuta. Atormilie. OfselOo. ItatsosioravottoouSll"'"7. Nit ''' e la t ritts•s fecal Putting. nis .1 /dim orkutACarmlne ltoty *a.; Nig flustray_ Piatettioi Blttor itoorale, -• • - mbo.Cools nuAdiiißD 2z.solitliWtliath A lM rJ ~oirt,tistri a c . Lathr i t iaa ad In tasks j .aa logy usartment of the nsoat catebtstad meet , uvr ,,ryir=l:22gts..lolt i tes t a, RautL. ea l t*PiNrlirgf 7141 brnsOgrt ( I 'r . "rwA ELP TO LIS PURE GRAPE' JUR= • All ordeal p g q . ?! ak go, tsvpiabla ULM. SEN : - YDBIE , ADVEIyEISEMENTB.'„ . _ . he fanottler.:ll4briktotztosa Irtretiorou orps t,o bort tot sotott to Slts.ar or4'eot Task— ARMITZISSENBonx .cii.,usto . th . -o,...oll.l37l3o2sart43Thaleabalosiet. in_olB24. reekettuallillak Lattrascuszitiranti Urea 9. . , , _ JOlllTCOVrgEitsiirira CaEto»9ittl Dock; • H. C. WWII 4 CM. iNo. - 71 Vim ~moot. Noe Yak. 4 9,1 4 1tret4otton, r r starretzt other scitibc shrr, "` l . "Lh44tertittger. : ', P. !: 8=2451111 DER GOODS.- OWiNiIIoNAMERIOO. importers of lailickmass4 Sautallthft a 001012414 COTTEMT &CO.; Imparters of French andallierEarg4sa O.:KUM cr. 401Roul drat _ EPSTEIN& HONIG, 100 Liberty st., and 105 Claud, tor. Trinity Mim s 10abo r 0155 01" U.* Laturoldarles. Mika; " _ 3•15-005'5001'06 141oVESTFAVELT, Venetian Blind Ilimeditetazer,ls6..l3 84.. stmt. - TORN WINES, MAINE IN IVORY, fp gris.T 9 4Belol:Er inay Mods. N0..3 Marra. t. IddislB 91tVAN,15 . Broad.S6., tagiorter of /174 ...03Trutirka:!iras!".8va crimbh OB33wSCIFI4ISPER ee:HAARMIS, lut t'ad""d. .113ETF I R WWI:ILLS 14,Traporter of Frei& I_ eatiaidaDry aaau. Satins: Wilda Mird• tosi,gbalo.W•oinuk;63../to. 570 linad steed, mar Teat: 44 . • - . ■ l O ~M, :VMS,- JONES a 00.,.1.m -ff Porte of Genttement • • • Good.. and Maio irSE the: Mexican Mustang •Liniment' in ~nitl,l2l3iStF4l2. 'truism. Earns, Sprain(. Ounk Saran nissillnelinal saran= all external =plait. of man or salanit W.-Westbrook. calginstor asal r Proprietor. 304 Mandl's, N.Y. irSiKi.4"4s -;" -neaunamarius. OURNEYitNo:349 - Branclamy, thealdest VII and met extol:Wee eetatieemeemt le the Miled but... sepl34ytead3ll4 M=U ILA DWVID4, SANFORD - 100.. -Foreign Erllnskif¢3sßsoadvray. Goods ;sad Psecums cm to and frm.lll , milker tho morld. *Cot Io eine...L.6,441m= k On. • - - so2B-1TA.155:0 /11.11.W - VD, EMELNAIt 71A.NCT _ IPHAItaZtII/114 , CO,,s2lffisiden Lane, lJ Impsrtas of rho& ma German Taney and Smel t as Baguktsornivanufsammeof quo and Caved 3O Furattleralzut Jenny Lad Workst.sadr. at. ... a. . AND MACIEL'4H TOOLS.' Ii&FINiti3kJESUP, No- GT Pine Et-, New 1r tbesmathisallayeteartts Wr the cola of all kinds Stot. sad Cotton and Woolen Machinery, rola the - lteluskre Agents rl kir Laarall Lino i s op. • . tte2o.taafilS RAPER. WARX1101:11R3 ' --- • -- - --- CYL L.. tbS W. !MD .t CO., 11 Cliff street, seams:am% Dade+ larl.=•s* , '• ll .bl p a w and, _Atositatk PAP=. and awry dwertk. ..E Papa lf sil IrelktfptEl l M - BIRTOW:116A61. Wilankitmte-4 1 crest Taiet- of PAP= txt -Bat a, nationls. Ptinials, Bcokblad... thundb ,± " --- *ad Tradirstenotorgli. . - EVIAN= SALLLANDER SAFES, lc t leil= ra s taxsllAZ:a 11101,4 L - TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. .41.11MliN it-CO., :54 Maiden Lane, 1,04,26V1ANte Matt .tr.t.bzwartal MU, 7011..1%0088 ANDAMDISNIt TOPS. ILLER, •umbrae,COATES YOITLE:I9o. 279 aut eh•rwt, • _ffetametta Etsadirk Chlm tawaribmo' WINDOW GUMS, !AIM* 111. PitailisN c 0.,. To r of slaw, Inuit 000,38_21.44; nos. WHITE /6 CO. N0..41 50ut4.241 etleef. Pbriade l ph l s-8Airia61:1111 New Goods—Lam-elm:I uneonalled mh14:37 --- BOOTS it: SHOES, WHOLEI34.IIE._ AND NET Ar • fAktB- 7 tb 311LUK-ri: and 6 Union sta.; 3d door 1 . 111 [ma the Itsixt HoOssillttal=old th a - lriM s has just reed his Vali Stook of the Boota and Shah , au their tasistio• RIF nook b owe the Larger asof °paw& In , this idtr sod ambrusstawaything morn try' the ladles of al ' top New York and Boston, and ha trust* climat al' to pious all: erne. nabs. be emu In selsll4 the stus goodarall of whish tranant• fia alas crostbsoes to otauntattldst att./slam% d► Ito. sesiptioat of Hoots and Stotts, sad from Ida loaf crawl sow a ara ICI pass la bosisses in Olt eltyl•l3a issisias • coinelenst dams:dee that than vim fasofhits withtbits pairostaia .01 ist farts' dealtwith. - T. ZOTTTTAF-......--...T.'5. WM. lireablief Carnan'Tsztter3r. eSTON, BROTHERS to CO., •practi cg Crack Hank =Mr aliaes:said Belmont es.. T him an hand end aremsootscroring exteasire idworleaectorlltocksweye, haggles, Ismnseasi As& la nu their vatic= Kit. with cola - retentto ducsAilay sal twenty wrewidt v.hur la ell oisrwrork the best Juniata Iron and - Emhart Hickory. etiewocia to math* =MC Tessoost4T ' ccreedent aut.IPWIICIIS.Yane thTITTIa. grgt16142.• ",,isl,=. theirar...... vs. salumma...;-sort. mint. • IRTNAi OIiKSS -WORKS. WM—DAVIDSON 1&CO M ANUFAOTURKRS and dealers in Pule, n Ite.; : to.g ki 2 ffire7=l,l4l 70. 66. Ardratrea. nukusei*a, Importer °IS I. Gee's ITarralle# NEEDT;ES • Agents forth°. mod- Celebratoct WOOW 1 - 421VS,'Hos1Sstgitzu zv auk's. • . ireAtftas. as. - PITTSBURGIICOACII 'FACTORY. gust* SIOETAW elt CO., 03oto!ocFo to. E. R.: itiodow. — ), DIAIMOND /LLB), MA-- 1 l'iliigrargh, Penna. • coIicu.M.CARBIAOES, , .PLUIKTONS, • sasetes, sM irierez dr n intwa of Shaer Var ie r frittrot e lti . Zt uilhbl orsotati. 4lll : l = anadi, 42sbilitr al - • .erk varniatel. CARPETA.IOII CLOTHS, ' weLiNTooK BROS. are now sell , old; off their satin scat ottharpetthid DU thdtha. me, far Klee* lama= ewer thed a la the Pat , merest. Oterstearcoaelate Idtert or the Weida& elm Pleb Tithed. Plds Tapestry Prenthe • • Isratiels. 9 y sod =soon loathed • Illasset. sod Plain Wahl= - Ust sea Rag ousata - Alt a Guat. w Peep Madera eatalti. R thalll99l. Pod lthts rAUL af all Ueda. - With e hdl seestasept Cf all artithey ththerthrirePt the der - ter &thigh - Sthatothats. Promo cello. this will do well to wall now, am sae leLtaa thos to le care /woo bozo.. hantomber the plat* 0. 112 1212 W 11. rear Llbertr. _ _ , Wffi at..IELWIN'S •• • ItEAL ESTATE OFFICE; No. 87 Front gt,..t. &I door taxa Market Taster la Tote Cittoo -0 /2. 1 4 16, ;Liorl Conortr recor. tad told. - 77 - 11.AFFElgri & OLD;1 - . • ORAffis VOun.I4IIMVABfr:M= rllll2B. I.lU4lepliA 2 rese, _ylons MILILIOADISLISI stun:aim MANUFACTUEN all kuado of Water, Goa ena=n Inttimpr.y - linserlitted 14. I,lW:is:ma LEATHER. FRITZ, lIENORT. k, 131)„ , N 0.51.1 Nora 271111.11.Streut; PRILA'DA IVICOCCO,MANOYAOTIIBERS, CORR -108, and , TgeiWWl of YIERNCII CALltillqn Tza r. es OAII. Ltaturaiinr JAUKSON hitB. OW. * IC.JackEni gems, Grata Out Ponder • • NOW'S 24 6 TM% it-. y of Gram IMltecolway, Now sza Ycg,t, r_ a I.lenaatt ..tynuroa Itulwrtarraristy Intrile eat". "'"'" Dauan clt - 711.011ND NUTS-2T9 • snake LITT:. *maul mwn 17 hors deamerA Viten I* era MbOIJBNING ~L0N.a._13111.471.8-a. A; &Ca/Mica% hand II far Bay Huta Mourn. Ina awls anni•Annnsa rids :- . ,tab _ _ _ 24 t..Stitoze, Ti 4 UN DR L ES ' - mur. iILM3°I4 9ffthirnezoi • bag. ti t = i n , ON es.. Quslor OTTER---15 . 0 18 iron Bolt Roman hand sad Garida by 3111aUlt, a la" YB FLOUR-- , W; 114; in.storc . and f or br. 11 ti 4; RUSIN - RS . 5' 'CARDS ATTORNEYS. TOREPR S. 1 - A. P.' MORRISON Attar latratTe.Wagai.t.rth 4 - 1 kn W. LI: HALL, Attorney at Law, 'Bake r Bulldthge." Gnat tUeet. between tooth sad 11110 BERT Attorney atr!ew, I Si:Uinta. Mo. - t a: I • i rs I . torney at IL Corner or Fifth and Gnat strerbtemosits tbsCotrit state, Pittsburgh. - tur241453 AMES J. KUILN, Attorney at LW, nifice Youth (treat, war Orsat,lPlttstrarsar .1.16417 • I - 0. . (1111,AttorneYat •w , BA ITO Fourth street, Pittatesrits. J. HENRY, Attorney at- Law : Office, • eanaer Of Third •ud Sitimnre street 4 V,lfftWit)l :3 autinezil W I Id . CiN S & 00 ., onmasuoas b t. Wurars a co-3 . - BANE ERS & EXCHANGE .BROICERS, NO. 71 FOURTH STREAM PITTSBURG& eie numerous suspensions or Bankers and Brokers throughout t country, during tho last maths, vs aro utlsbad Malls almost snag butanes tr& morturs lines mowalnet derwrtere rt . = their: lagithasts businmaa and we tberettwe taks peement to u m= the public, in &dna* that go loosoulattous la Man si sada . as other • outside oper a tions. shall tempt as tram the strict and titian:lots un• °rota bulbuls. begat, log that in month= all ouch • lareetmaliti l / 4 we ettall uot outr be tatter abla torment mamma and•suors thole Warr, but that In adopting nob*. course ws shalt, pro. meg oar oan nlttmat• antra: 1•6 WILEYSTI A 00.. -,OIII,NAN k CO. Bankers and Excbhnge A Ut," 1 "147. 6 ' 96 F,4 l lr*Oll , s 4 l 4 o o XineettilADay. /RP= .4sell Bank I:tota l s/4 Wln. Dieraircalt Tln. Oitex . j Matt instant, =4 tbaimaapt attaptßio Olt ..Matters appe top Waka's bmilnesa. llES.Earlam SW:mum smntl.i Mr sae. adelli-lr' aura 13•103.......-12.111.11 11.4121:.-......,149.112113 zi KRAMER & B.A.HM, Bankers . an 4 Ex : change Brokers. .Site and 411 - Gold slid - 811,ar and Note‘martottalalaasta on Beal Mutate atiMook feta- Prominory Notes. and. Ttina Ms on Mut st r Welune and. aell Maks on Comteueuton.' 'COW. limo toads on all points In tha-Unton: „Mee of sad Woad - streets, dfrectly °melte - the Mt. CEarla .W.l. • _mill 9a..W135—,-,SOIIWOAffsXSA...e.- HMS LA.I4II3R,IHAMIL. SG• 00, Suceseng;to • Itoson asuftp A Os. lisskers • Unlustes raskl2ll/. Ife !cosign- sod Dosetatte nrsosit.Bask Not" and Insels-o=c of ad sod , and Third ffrIMMELMr isl OUTela IlaasTreoelved az odt. Elea. Gbeets e, solLestions glade on . . : *:4,11. piaci- V lrti=r=•Led Of iNfoilts.. lo id ~? I ' 4 ',i , old. - . . . Advances made as sonslvuosnts of PitstasS 441* I f inst. oft liberal terms : • - , • . ANN Co., Bankers and, • • :11s4uar jj; ayerakers. Nally NaiFty ey.r . yryr_gf Wcaryloyfl _ Au irt=4 , l i. tlYgMlai , Ett ; s24: .' r • loomptly attended Y / .;, t I !MI 4. 11 I ere prel i m - • sactrunit.se sorer diethuV o Ntreate• 841 Pu% BOOKSELLERS .&C. I IA: READ, Bookseller and Stslioner,No . Ts iNnatb otre.t. AIXe. ftilathlß hORN S. DAVISON, Books°lita• and Sta ' Omar, mere to DMilOIl Se Ammo. Na I ./Idoesat moat, woor Yoorth, rtttolnugb. PS. • so Ay &:CO:,lniediems and Stationers,. No. b 5 Woo" attaat,arst dna to tha earner ®L a . „),Z X 7,1 A. A. iHARDY, • cosonarff r o th iarilveat %.11cHANT; Agent of. the Nadison and. Indianapolis RAILROAD. No.Bo Water et:; Pittsburgh, 'a. pz,tra r. sasuoc— —.. • - . • lift - fit — it co, INRWARDING-lz COMMISSIO N MER -1: CHANTS lad Dealers In all Uncle ef Pittalounth Nair nuctared Artieles, Lead Pipe and Stud, Leal, Na 97 Tint tmt. Pittablash. nas-13,4154 - - A A. WANE, Com:minion' and Fox , valetas Machlata, deans to Wcol sod •Produm I= a reibunial MariotactorW. No. 114. Sec o nd Wal i A ' ,; imam= loom FeroRINGER lIARBAtIGH CO:illuaces *ors so ThabousN). Catnatodcis sad forrardloa holotr.Daolonan wool sad Proctor.. igortecolly Nos. MERCER & ANTRLD, Gelieral'COMMitt dm' biadxsats, Mast advances 'tananaldirrsa...ts at Prodnee ontsrally. Pll,l O.IDI WATT & CO., Wholesale Grocers, Ccontandon Marchantiy Dallas In Prodne• and Manninetans, ,o. zae Minty 4. PlUsboarn. leß.- CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio, Onnmieffirm and lorwerdludlferchant. and Make Dealer In Western iteserreßatter. Pot and Puri deli, and Waebent Pmfdane "r",. WWI erne. between Smithfield and Weed. ElMehtfrech. _Wats of flain lanbinsu La. At Co.) Tr LITTLE CO., Wholesale amain, Prodoe• Ckoz=isslaa Mare=sttd Dealers 113 PI -31artoteaurai, Pio. 1.12 rifinsg - .WAREIIOUSE.-EIEMY IL ICJ MAIM Porwszdh4 and Cammicrion Mffelutat.suul , Dales ju-12reer. Batter, lake nib ami Pradvai w meratly 23 Wood Wed. • igen Watar.Pittobarek arr.A. VON BONNHOBST .t MURPHY, Whole, olde Groom and _ Cotrunisdon ifereluats, owl Deem lOttgroxia Mircwoo, no 00 Wotor otnek, PM. lrorois. ' rrildOMAS PALMER, Importer end I er in Trench =et ermkso Will PWir Id Marina stave, Damon laird mit Fourth sUmr% bIeCLINTOM-ImErter and Wholu- aert. utiaj ti pabw_ cazmu p 1 0 :07.11 1 seam IM"Mcaagli. Nall; flarkArogt, • . =llB A PATTON. Wholesale and Be tali:llmm on the Lateen *14.0: Use Dl. 04. VIV3I. M.. SIIAW, ' Commission - and For- V v warding sadasha37,7. ll . 7 Wilma ih C 31.477741. Olga. . Rx773-7.33A—V. B. Ihmsa. & 427..?7,&& & 3113.17, t & Pori, ChAntintstl:BiarpA3 & Craft., Nor A. ee .13atb577&77. Pletibanan 11.0sAma co., St Loa* oct4md DRY GOODS. • ANK VAN GORDER, Dealer in Trim roirs. Hadar, mad OloTar. lam Goott Not • Gott's. Fm'hia.a Goo& sad Nancy milder, • Il br° Nn parts:mat at aka& est always to tout at No. Mew i.;:ricli a ix.„_errrinsam-4. Armor% 1. 1. sou. A A. MASON & CO., Wholesaloand i ketail Nilern raneysad IStayl•Dry Gads, 23.yifth M.IIRPHY & 1317R011FLKL1, - Wholesale sea Retail Dry Goods iderliants, actor Powthend stmt. PlUstarch. CERN. BOOBS, EARBAUGH & BOONS, fiENgRALCOMMISSIONMERC/lA NTS, Ilrerkrs In Wool,Plonr,Prodireennd PrnirPure. Ho cern Writer i~ e Phlladelplns. . , HAteRMIGH & BOOVES, toILW ARDING COMMILSSION biER cam-cm Dmust in Wool end Produce of kinds nume.rry otrxrL Plttabarin. Pa „Inn:140 Wallace & Gardiner, A B OLENALS DEALXIIN 'IN Flour, Provisions and Product , Genorally, !mum LIBERTY T. iBBOY uu DI.ST 18A.1.A11 VICKEt . Wholesale Clio tt. Meter 5t,14401 1 4.13 YiNtare l rtaereuMrrh • ~a.ut99 ID 470}IN.F.IASYll t CO., Wigcsale Grocers enectmmtwonumtimat..No.r =8 3 Woods=l lab. 912.0411ttabargb. lOl6 .1104ERT iIdOOKA W 6 6lesale Grocer, oa Diotiner, D,i• in Pecoinen, Pltiotrarsh Man. and al kinds of lionsiont and Dainaitio Winos and Liquors 315 'Liberty stmt• On Mini rar Root wonpaine cll Wmontatuda Whhikey, width ion mkt low fere =oh.. • ouvsa.„ ... iLI gb aIIACKIEITLii - & CO., W110,1e31116.0r0 - : emi.oo.,=7_ll, sad Psalms h...Produee and Ow, peen and Wry= .1:lir on baud at Wit Wsrebourt.l4 l Warr Rs•et, Pater Joss e. soz. ?GILLS' & 110 E, Wholes/4e Gramm and Comsoladon Iferehaato, No. ItitUtarty atiott. Pitts • war COBOWIII, vocurroa..... • arrasoer .....11.1111111 VIV M.`, BACIALEY Zb CO, Wlaoltiale Gro ff 'ad Pittaburst. WU — — LIAM e, MMILUBG, Grocer and V V , ' 15.11 Des*, earner of Waal idd Meth streets, Ur shrwO on hand • tsrre astartworet or ebatee Ureeeriss sad *se rids—Vasisle Wefts and Nutt, 19hoksle pStall. Dashes supplies ths lamed farms, - • " litliniatT u.ek.. ---- k a ta. atml. aga l .mitwelise• Otocers,Owaseisidan... littsbaria , PlttAlarrzh. • • • 101 c, & 'OIIcCANDIOS, successors: to V V T 4 & Mak; irboteiias anrirting - ronsulealent3lerebsat& Dealer -fn roixe % Olai& oat. Vats& amt &ittsbnret Elsault=Weserial4,eonkfur =iBON, WhoLcsaio ttrocer and Metelkant,DoSe hl Pftricce and Pin. , Manufietand Artklss, US Mat" stmt. Pitt. A' It; #1,01154, Groceri, - Com SMMnixerchants. tlealani Prdsow—Tound g+. frontlag tin LlbatY, Wood. 104 Slath - . V 021101.01, .'1 1""41r, - jj4 A ,''..../OEN 011151.; wooDweADA; 004 Via) Wads iga'rfermis4 setie stroOtilsolibble ha.. i pans.; vie not ahtrays .Consutoption, yet Tro __.,- . mans nont-'..44...4..,„n0n0. , , k6..olo,l4l4,W,LornalY„,the mu1,„,„,,,r0f totIV o 0 D.LiEBB 'IttPAN.A C 0.,: (inatoes; tt ormargial attbiaiWKA . .. fi'l -- 074. 7 s t 4 t ow torplok- koinalia 'lr i iiii i,4 Oreou.. laii• =a naval. , 7 , .(1LM:4 , .. ufVord ,2!. ; 110201 .----- I.ronrw • - latolltEani - *Wilmer mem% -10 2. - / Clustaisiti Itclat• N. 'Oman MOUT 11 00. . . . .. ... . . . . , . . - . , IS! iir ..:. t., ... .. I, 7.. ... :. > il , , t - 4 , 1TT5111.111,G11 , MONDAY I, ORNING, MARCH 19, 1855. FM= C 171101131.- L,itt7llllll2 S. soar, „GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for Maul/mud ruche. of' Reel latate. Collection of t....t.,Nosrotwa n Bondi; Mortgage:Mortgage:ec., No. 144Thlett et* Pltt ng eb=. en.l.lY • ffilobigark General Commission and iaonAgeney Gibe r . • FOR the collectionßom, and Foreign rte.:man. arialalotherklonsy• Maim; In Michigan Anul Statwinvi , atent and Pan t or Money% Payment °Magni:MT-nue and rat. Uinta and n. 2ragcriniMb a AND ennlik—licanin itisincr ir Rabin. lianit mg bite Ca, Gantt* Oltion , Lorana..Stsanist. Mk. ania. Wmgran—Tiro AVM - or Michigan hnna rcai.cial• Insurance Ocinnan torlilyitd AIISTIN -Loo3llB,Thel Estate Agent; Stott, Mercitsadles sad 11111 groins% ease No. 91 rth argot, sboie Wool. vratttisnttmnd irndlr AMUMr-L. lIIARSHELI4 - Seorptary triti- InstumatiNliincitol WO* ; hL GORDON, Soetqa l 7 WeOn 11'T', taßDlNEßCOFFTN,AgelltfOrrfallkilil %sad A. MADEIRA, Agent for Ws*are Mu . tua Internee Comma?, 42 Wain street • wigs TAN, s c e; ;.1 j a ollNDealer in Piano Ferte4 linalind Rimini taninfhilik eibcid•R.24. ind io n""* IrY KLEBER, Dealer' in MOM, Ma amithurtraz.nts, stet luipartar of. Italian Status:A soutior Nouns Clark's. grand sodoloarorlsolo. Irlth Oolmaa's .S.OIOSA Attattormat. Also As Dontoso'a DRUGGISTS.i• '" . eVxseortb Tan. Mant a 5 1 4 1 1,7.1. Demist - 4nd Nail 113 Pants, Westerns, ze., 41 Want moot: 3 doors b•lav Pittsblirith• liarßeirtilar Agent :3130Dr. 4011.14 P. SCOTT.. Nib:axial° Dearer in Drugs Paints, Oils Varalihn sup, Dye 8tu1t5.116."46 stsetjlt.taltuzstt. . All Wan aim isWyr s,romut - stastlau. Jur Agent lbz.43ehemeksihalowaletlisrxrp...toar 9447 IIkaDIESTOOK' CO4 Wholesale .as cssi °MLR* Lod Red 4.14 esesar w oos en d Front 'trees. Aut _ o SELLERS 2 , Wholesale Dealer in lorsi:2,l4mhiga.oll.varnft.sailmi, 1 / 1 119 eaitliCEl i atWIZZAI I"gl e & Betail ig"n. caniei at Marty and M. MI! . if utti SCHOONMAKER & CO., Wholegal; A. - OSEPIIII3OOOTh GI, Successor to L.Wilcox a 03., maws Merkel street and Diamond—Keeroz try en hisalatoll end omelets asextment of MedWnen rdedielne Chest; Perfumery. and all-a= portends lc to Me heirless. _ • . ... Ftrysirdans nsbesstptions oassfallr isrmpoundid at Li lanfly. ~~ji[ ;zy : l~~WtF . ~lF,llti=~ T. EC. LITTLE. • 3IERDIIA.NT TAILOR, LlBRairr STREIfI_, • li tA.r. DapS. CONSTANTLY ON. RAND A Wire usortwat of Cloths, Cudimessa and Vestie ir Gr otivainte wear. , .tble •_,., Office Gth street, Aglow Bottattett. Otte ilourt—e to 9, A. 7 to my2ll-I N., yd IQOTT, Dentist, Fon, to scree I,, ,L igg4 irt dcurs wfilt of Wake.. Mlle ho rroas 9 to 5 v. it. .90k varranterL • lag =CM 71 Ai irif X rtgli c i ' tie a co., 61 Pe at., below Marbury, Pittsburgh. R MAKERS and SUEET-IRON wolazas, statoirootorow of Boroturo resat Der&otawaors.YlN Lied atom Ooft. d et . :. '"% a" l lillettkPb 7 N ? otitfriaV ,4l4 V :ltr g ob. Eta ...Ith= dbw oa the &mien now. .0304 a.. WIL:MWELL, Wl:admit , and Retail aadlay !a CobSamt W 14.424.113 TOHAWETHERELL, Manufacturer of Lox yjam • Immix sittele, EoLlVisox esedli BOX TRIM easier or Matra= and Rol? Woe street~ cau Knees from the Thad street JIM" Aii.• loetbeny City. oriXecell 1 4w SIBROIDERED AND APLICA MAN TTLIAS—Xstabas sweat tot I=broldery oeol Ate .1111,8. 1.. S. WILBUN. Joe= No. MK Penn drew!, sbore Ma& Hats and Caps. • • :MASON &-- SON keep constantly on witeirrstil E=d r 1. ,... aly w lla so urosbedlst orC7 i ot and eoo;th,/ ;In us dal Win" pure:motet obrortuire. n 01641 7061 A lu - ie .- oil - kJ & co. WIIOLVALE AND imam rssmoNssui HAT I AND CAP 31ANUFACTIIILERS, AND DLI7iILBLN ALL ILDiDS 01TC AA CURB ,a (Jr IMOD AIM "MTH STRZATA Pittsburgh, Pa. sa.That t er =dram innOyqualitT anditylsof Efsta and Al ta" Doss, We awl Jar Dome& IC.a& CO. -CHEAP. CARPET.. WARETIOLISE, A . o. 82' rilitiv sr, NEAR MARKET. -WM) reepeetrully infbrni their friends aid Itho go="any. that thety hare In dors thee cotreol4.• fall Start moeisttait of Carpets of OM doserlption. from the Hord Velvet and itenoeste, to the common InOsha. Boom sod tag. Door Ott Cloth from meta etitht reeds 'U.,. new dodges and veer eat. and ()mud Na Dmrott Atm. , -It.U. Stair Window Mlles. Poromo sat we telettal teS lad eseattni.b.thideg=_-: Stegolbe i ty li Atotels sad gal nalarr i t . tooad eintelt - I. 14301!!Gr goic - co: ;In NovELT OA KS, S ,PA TuRAC and Depot Elailroad Scales, Bay, Cattle asid Grain do.; Plattorof and Coantar do.; Du of all fame, pprlog,l4ap sad Thumb Warw. Oarree MIN ar varforus kradr, Patht .M. 1114, approved Perranur &SUM and Farrealoac _l4;lleatd• Iron Casting" ar ererrya. tiert7 farm sad Pada. --- . drr ' W. w. weltece, - ST AM MARBLE, WORKS, tqb out liberty deed elleeite IlWakett 4 efttti. PlTTEittEntlltt.: • VIO SIFTS, - Tombs, Grave &ono', INA Turoltoli Tert.lisitelt.Tespatost Stens, ia.:o4. Wiry= " F'.4;2:12 - . 7"." 1: trycz y za . 2 .) . i ttyt ivi reit and= Med with &Val st laettr Penn Cotton EWA .Pittobnrch; KEMOPY, CHILDS & CO., •Monnfao , Pam At c 6l .4 bes•T Sbestlngr n all colors sad ander, Card •• lough Liners nd Saab Oonal • °fall dui inn disernao Battle grIlL Wectl strt t t i .lrillbsv • i""iedlay TO MISR'S IN ,WASHBOARDS. N 1847 O. NICE, of .Cinoinnat ; mi l nvented , a eahable bopmeeseent, Wbehbarear. which he o •talnel ./ MOM, hid imp.vveevvt.evert• ..044vrti= Thee (m .ether ,'lear kilo the mild wooden rides ez legs of • waahhated:ah methrds peeeloutlg x exployede Aria me rlajteel ICY irleielt:txril gad Mr ea nu.d rfir defend and orntershil m id peteet to r tbe inbeetibey; ' , rho _.`77)CW'irilAVYllllZr Itt; .TIABABOARDS,_ hatbox loyearodet the late. Orta of Warne, Bailey le Co In that tradome. InOum4 by t he .potryltyand attentive taloof tald Patented Weehboatda r.1.7.=?1th; r4,l,urall'4.abr=tl:VV , mewed br Paten L Halt' havaTetat emote 'need and mil no pending apitlast oertato pattlea known toles thus eerellrede Laud It Whir latentloujo_properate fog all In fetzmente air tar leant en me d the Uttar 'lpateldubtriii'orall= Zhu Waeldela. mad, the peappes paten t ad- u ttlat yokel braided Improaat WatAheorde. - fated Oct. 1849,." none o th er baby pea:dm. ,It coop be we to yetnesk that the earlatlon the ehate of the temp.or the employment at any Plana -"td Madme a to Pall Weabboartha &ea etot alive the light, to pee the Itefafed holetap Proms abayedlealbed,otert arab the eetteepf the Board reallr &Whale Whd.mahl . anima forthe Otnuisie Article respectfully panelled. and premptly eareated at ea low pekes as any of the maw Amsted =MAO) , • , JOY MINI IV. Welblik. • Bele Peopeletoi and Manufacture...thereof: Mee at/Warm nom N 0.190 Ilalatet..=t i a . Ilth, • Intelligence: OQlce,. 'NO. 11 sr. czAill STRAirr, •*, ~ SERVANTS of alt description!.oupplied rink' sad yorvertAtilLoontited to and themselwas of the Ibeilltler now oftwaL PaitArrr loos °Errs] ss rummies in tato. Soon. .11rt.i0115 Vramptly atteaded JOS. 'LEWIS. (IWO it:PENNA. •RAILROAD.—Wan 4-F 2"4"S ° I Bte ' " 4" ' ''mPl VitlaV r ien , piaci sus Cammlukna Steelc Itrekers. 71. Mkt. A..)3B(Vnip would mostrespeotfullyTh wir omit. vote that ha Moho cm Iliad. .t tad 14 01 on as wan aide of Um Dlazoond.. AllaArt r aC t u ts tca dlutommertmout of W.W.I= Illtadm toia•WD tocids tc, Maw, In Um bast otylo, 4rarnated - aqui to fay in Um Waitedllitataa - AL Wadi= Do reamed without Mash! of • =ow drlvor: Maytag walllmd t t kA tb'isicaV •roMccd t"" ro l'ill 'w = n l/12 old Barmy W I am soMmoms aa will as i, • roue . at taltv.,Titb rttlththf 6 A sn°7 ' •!.7°°""itTrATltritrai. JAAUNDRY BLUE—The attention of faini tlaa and.waabaraitan la Indio:Ito thls Sloe, whlsh Is awls allamoltad. hating an riaßtitito ittingtnr Tha Laundry Inas loassaass, owe the antilasetted Indigo the sdraatato at I.:1114111as &Latta color to cloths., of ba. toz math imam attapt• antrealait .1m to and of o f tag• saving at about ow b awing ta the tart that oat mon than ono ballot tha Indigo an dlstaitild by iv tat. It le antis. iy dotitotoot for proroillroilunlorious to • ckiltl6 lisTrattli abllFit • VW, anAul..sztant Ob..* tolL. Nip br • . , ;V. - • i t • * • - ,4 _ • •. 3 ' . . 7" 2i , • - „ NEW, YORE' -ADVERTISENMS. From VISSOLIER la 111171111118 'thrums! Adworthloir Woos, No. 3484.c0l 348 ftrmilion Net York. (Lao NM 60 i@!M!!EM 11mbrellis:antiParasolsa . 7. ' • J,01114:4,: SMITH, Silf 0 14'S 8113 1 1A.litl i rTT 11. E 234 ead 233 .140tedway, Now York. • • The most extensive of the world. TIM late fall iti the price of materials, clon es. Itcrrrr, trade .od to ottor to forbauggt orlon, the • : BriaTSl ,AND F , ARASOLS • to toiooo4 to 'Europe or. Ponta. kbrrobarito 'Latina Near York to boy tbotr groio, are rooroctrallr toTtbat eall and *nada. the stook,Brforr N. 11.—Ylesao out els cord Obt and put It rostra. It boat for roforonco.. ~ ; , J OH N S UT( 1855. KILLINERY. 1855. Mrs. ' WM. SIMMONS, Iheediono,N. jiaS now prepared te exhibit, and offers for ailieie`Wholessie and retell IMF ? st th e lowest pm e sash prkwe• the largest end selected sta. of- French, English and Ansetican Mai nay and Straw ;on. avow at say one oatiblishmatit this city; .1. Inlet seperlar to her ford , .. Th•L , ore teem eletie.4 with wrest Wire by milliner, Medium Saban/ON of MA anMn. Larailni. tine, et Donde.; London. P. B.—Pattern Bonnets • . k. atir on hand- Orders Sr mW sinnetneUrstrateMst • —III2‘..SELMMOSIS. •• it • , SOl.Broadvar. New York. Dagaerreo • , - Mater** cto. frol.oti i i i atrl t Asholi . an aloofite. ii 0 N Erre n 0 nd Depot, of Materials ' , oieths to,icto,ro . =.4 for 0e...... np,, , ..1 es L ...Doom,. • • . =to es soot brimful= on 4 alliar but ulth whom vain. Mom .. mut siv• ;Mb, •V u M. tboll iblltrio fir Pm tbsgoods'ou men/. of r . , ,r a t trt.b., order mom b to aour imams of tun. forrami IL WELIONY.3O3 iboodisy.N. I. Hew Yds. Itag 'llamado AM, Flottf - Fobtilinin; omfor, • ghot,llneknt:aat,9kike and call *thir kinds of madeand prl , :tod to cedar machinery wit Car 144 "t1 Roctaireik Nan Sark. " WM. SIMMONS,I WholaMe Dealer in STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY, ne.nror ,onsno,unrAr.w.T. Straw 0004 French Flowers, &o. CASt i tanotionertrato oOlicitai to oiangib lJ.Elie - a any other Matti rurdir- •eemeacr woos. 114 gull realm tho 11,11 , 04, 'A%o nton hictore mew st too ',tr.: to M irt 2 .WW1°".v.:17,1. CASH 'MUSIC dr - PIANO; STORE . _ . EUORACE WATERS, IST& 33 3 Broadway,. Now York. . ' OPPOSITION TO 'MONOPOLY. e a .. *o at Great %W.:/tedwed( - Rates. TWITHST,43II4rip the corahinotion . Mai:wows t. k.it, an in of am eolT se apnea th• Wen of mina composers, and to extend to Mr. Wenn the senatothe of the bode. he to =Urn neoefin Oda—having Mondial avf done. that be bas rain toutentildal rfao . D t Mt; la VI reirrt itro t t, b4 a4 totaill:llMorkretias:l•Curtortey.th 111. 4"l est f arVftott . AstlMu itrZte ° I MF ttitoret ?ad ' bed senaol hale Ilal Motto! antic Eft has also toade a Gnat Roluetlon in the of Moos, Melodeon awl Musical lostromenn of ad nods, Aepenntoded_6‘i octave Mon for $l b. WO scarab, ,to so e s. deoldli, nod instroments esteems s. or darable as which coat WOO. Moos of evesT , Idy of enle and prow Into onnoleng those of to dldersol manqbeiniek moos th em this celebrant sooderee• :own& doors T. 1.1.4.11 and thefint Dr.d.. N . Men of T. %inane 1 Co.'s mete. loaner* Of the Noltell Bend hold Plano. at moat tonobes. Rion froto P V 3 o 1.160. Inanimate from fin diffeentossonfarlones.lnelad. hue Union noon M. D. A It. W. SiTtell blolodsook Olen .d a te the «nal alb t 1 ne 1.4 wale :one Maned nat. Rion Pk WO, VC MOO, a11b,1122 , , alb& Ind $l5O. am Inn, Mani* ftak Ileodatall Seit a. ancl Iklulen“ neareeteed. Tbe blot Tenn to the trod*, petrylik &e.; IZi 000 net. Manson to anymore - and thumb.. ill mane oneoPtlttn_tandolt 10. Mode =lt to all b the oanday, ponolud, at the Wooed rates. P mod misell plakiplell .11.4 ethedulo of = ,.. 0f Plato , Invented to any oldest. fees Mebane. Dentist, may again valuta st nevi) , prpd_ ta A 0 •D. 611 C•Nat, MO A LYNE RM ITX BELT, ORY. NNW YORE. IMPORITIR AND 141.1/17FICTURKI1OF CLOAKS & MANTILLAS, IarOOLD respectfully inform' the trade e v- that hie Imported and aranufeetaral Styles fbr the ftrina Trade frill be reedy for inepectlen en the lath of Yobil4Ll7. th s WISZ 11.tIlla Merchant ft No York who is nereenally rldelne Pala Oil ~OD. NW MOMS Ur smelt that be .at have lake endue:re ruled styles than any hour In the Mute. Wrhe Wired *mhos tamped to theabort. ami they may rrle aeon P•eff attentlefs. halgfher SCHFSFFSLIH .BRATKEBB d CO.; • WHOL/SALEDAUGOISTS, • iitai;irsioiddisiksMO WY. I " tlie t• t . MPOßTlNCrttisilMeg ge m their «dm.) mbrketa, botiktk 1,4 Mutt tbn, ,,, ,,up I.e i ?tomb md MOW "ob, Ibly Braaten, Max Obb, 1 1U111 That. elx.bres. Corks, - Stiethey thy most rasamsble tArrybc palm. ay by remits Maly bast • • .I.llbLitow L Donaldson:LAHerman. • itFFICE, corner of renn and St. Clair ate., Pittabargh. All business partalnimr to the Ale* of roisa will pr.raptl.l to. 6.6lyrt Patrick Ka • ALDERMAN OF THE MID WARD. ifikFFPOE corner of Grant and Fifth streets. llrr (Ormorly mewled bf Aldsrama LirirlP,) where all burro.. lorstaltrog to the onto* of *Mervnand Justice 'oftbs Pram ‘lll be promptly atrarimlto. 5.13 m STEWART & ICITAIOEX • MINI TACTUTIMILIS ON • COOKING. HEATING. AND FANCY STOVES, GRATES, FENDERS, Pipes, Bozo, and Foundry Castiags of sill kin& OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, No. 267 Liberty St., corner of lined, PITTSBURGH, PA. ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S LIVERY AND RATE Ra.„ STABLE, 11 4 . 011111 . Diamondstrvit and Merry .511-tf PETIVIIIIWILPA. ASHLAND HOWE, 111.011 gnitsr, ABOVE MEE= =NM PEIL A,D P HIA. H. B. BENSON, Fulmar:lL arrri. qr &aid. Aso versa - Br 7 14 17M-Ird WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer an " v ow.rm rum. inem.una omnapocixt lure. Vo. Ml 5 Wood rtreot, Pittsburgh. • - • a n t Z f orthe oolonrotal lassaketnnsk: Musztll. rARIn , FASHIONS PQRLAIIfES'IMP,SS ts.—Te.r.roh rumour fte,AMR. Cream, Alm= bona_ s on the linproxtsio MIA L. D. WILSON, leTtf No.gonn: Penn. above Bond drool. . • BIER, 103018 & CO., • raoPaniript ICIER'S - PORTABLE BOAT LINE, . ORWARDINO AND COMIIISSIOI‘ oriPl; lignall#NTll, Canal Buda, krouth stmt. PM& th 4•6 tr=liM.lo , gllZt p fk.UpVr, 'Z'". Brick and Clay. Auttinclte itts .7191m. BANKINE4 HOUSES T. EMIG: ,TORN T. TURK • N. 22 Num SD fa. DIIII.ADELPIIIA. PDITSSWitIiI. - .ALLFOIIIL'IT 00. • .001111001 g) VILNIUS VT 0 0 0 A MOUNT PI, ASAST, *•TSIOILWD : ,Moos. .1110NNKLI.1 1 ILLY. . VETS/1000 .• DiIuIV N ITMItte Noodle received, Drefts bough . sal& and oellected. Dash Note* es& Ilse* bought end Paid Stocks. Notes sad other Securities bought end 'Wares commiodah. Ourivessudenee and mikettons Ocelats& Agm... UtoSES*. EATON, -N by o. 19 Sixth at., ngent now s k jtaZdt WA: fjar r gl a t l i ill:i Trott'a Went 011UI Stoma ItsiName : petimt U ? log Ircar.l Noon Driifing M Ina.: , Uopotatore Stationery mErstable MINNA; • .- , CreMbrd'e Steam malW ti)lfes.Ayal • , , Lettalree Wrought Imo ltantmelt Them ertloles hero beer Meeslaed by yamak.l mmhin kssad meebtaLls. and L'OaeßVlcedrapake to soy Wine. Be t. also entitailvaito len MANILA to Melte sind vend time ertleiee Id Lay YAM of the manta. • , . g ij 3 =l .. .= tad.marsed Notts ea,Alfers. sad M odems Ertilttl fate Pro i tgat !Al ° tit Modems Li al sod reastaltt ettentlam: 1 mars to the rothreinB The JralmeritArs latur Men Ammelated. l .etti Mm boon. sad It beeltetloa meaMmonAMA him Well shown' hto =Pie/ mrvirm.ply. Imo Mem= of undoubted inteettyena Inderetleabletmlarver IA wham ezertlano every &Lam mez be ~1. • - .Crele. , W,Nabimeetilr. W. Likelmemar.. •JelAt GrelLat, - W. IL Denny." ' *Mae Co. ,! • , in.laa Q l a itvtr ' , 11,1, Livingston. KWli; ZettrUllr t. ja2g°2* A. W. otaits. , WWta PriveNataa. November 2if ib.18 1 "- ~dtt linDub Tribune, Qthen Pon& qf ' to ot:f the o L d r and moat n widely tea idetonstaMd onb•l.AdOi ware the line Tabula. on r 1.7 Tat do iron toyed Mott adventlAmon tflot DBUQUE:TRI USA lrb.k..b, folipod %pa _Asa Inuen bla w..or•nark smannin Datronaim be WOW refameo to to whom% • ,;411..ti inagan &-Aah Mallet , , tun closing out their en .so.• orDry Goo:bat aq tegniattawdisarmat from Pr.PAragm_toPum - Jong thdr siri t sr, wirr Ott "IV th* D. us irgtag t iV= Cantirs.buiZl .War:A L A. l 4l7 l ,,wa r =r_r Ht ell M Snd tdirrAM oda m1111:12,111V1:1016:141117, Wit2,l4?!. MINE AND CEDAR'VARE.-43431DEL ,E - wantilia Impecoutgintly es handler lumod, amnatoffla4 Oil HatatiburFlorie l / 4 *gestates Oak Wow, or Ptoir linekatr, weed= Ikea% mi. Dry ' ..bo razigi-4 1141 cburrEith i,ke , .tf,U- 0 4,'!".th0 , Tote, sod 100 dam Bub b. Warman. liolLMßh. Mist. litiotioribh h; A LDE RME r aZiei Di Xitisl 5111,011 PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. ' MONDAY MODNING,MARCEI 19,1855. „,,, EMMEM2I SENATII. —The bill to regulate tho charges tot tells on the North Central Railroad was. tak.ea up, and discussed at length by Messrs. Haldeman, Darsie, Crabb and Price. . •' ' The question on the bill still pending,- the Senate stljourn ed. linues.—Mr. Clover called up the bi l to erect the new county of BOOM° out of part of Alle gheny, Westmoreland, Butler and strong, which after Fusing Committee of th wee taken up on second reading., s .-t Mr. 'McCombs mooed to postpone 'VI The motion woo debated at conside ble by Messrs. McCombs, Lane, Kirkpat ek; t art, Weddell, Zeigler ' Clover; Frail , *jar and others, and was then agreed to yeas 33, nays 28. Mr. Craig called up the bill to mem ManchChunk Bonk, which Was consi pissed thud - yeas 62, nays 20. Mr. Crawford called up the bill•to :land the 'charter and increase the capital of tb Farmers' Bank of Beading, which was debat • in Com mittee of the Whole at oonsiderable ongth, by blezers. Leidertnan, Ballade and 'others, on the motion of the former to strike out the clause authorizing an increase of the capital stock of the Bank. -• • - ••• Without a vote tho Committee rose , and. the House adjourned till 3 o'elook. :Arat4looll $U31021 The Houie r7)-aMennbied at 3 o'clock, and re newed in Committee the consideration of the bill to extend the charter and increase the capital of the Farmers' Bank-of Betiding. • The motion of Mr. Lelderman, to strike out the clause increasing - 41 i Capital, was -further debated and negatived—oYee 27, nays 85. Mr. Wright moved as an amendment that the additional stock shall,be sold'at public sale, and peed for in gold mad elver. Agreed to—ayes 38, nays 81. • The second section, authorising an increase of the capital stook to the amount of $250,000, wee then lest—eyee $5, slap 89. . The Tote was sutnecinently reconsidered—ayes 53, nays 22, and after debate the .section was agreed to—oyes 47 ; nays 85. • • The bill then passed second reading, and was ordered to be transcribed. ' On motion, third° prohibiting the reading of bills twice on the Remodel, was indpended,and the bill put upon its final passage. a Mr, Pettily moved that the House gdlnto COM mittee of the Whole, for the purpose of striking out Mr. Wright's amendment The motion was agreed to--yean 48,nays 25. and going into Collimate°, tho bill was altered, and after further debate passed finally, without amendment—yeas 57, nays 27. Messrs. Christ end McLean moved to recon sider the Tote taken this morning, indefinitely postponing the bill erecting the now county of Buffalo. L . The motion was agreed to: , ,yeas 43, nays and-the-bill then postponed for the present. Mr. Cummings, of Phibuielphia, - called up the bill to erect the new county of Coneautugh, auf of parts of Westmoreland, Cambria, Indiana and Somerset. The bill being before the House on emend reading. Mr. -McCombs moved' to strike from the bill tlmt;portion including a township of Indiauti county in the new county. The motion wan agreed to—yeas 33, nays 81, and without further action on the bill the House adjourned. who Yrenee t• Algeria. The last report of the French Minister of War respecting their Colony in Algeria gives some b teresting details of the resources and productions of that Province, and as to the progress and present condition of the Colony. The conquest of Algeria. It will be remem bered, was completed in 1847, by the submisaion of the gallant and redoubtable Abd-el-Fader.— And it was in the stern, desultory and guerilla warfare maintained by the troops of France in Algeria; prior to that submissioth.that - was at.- quint! that perfection of discipline and tactics, and power of ready adaptation, to chmimirtances which lies. distinguished them to strikingly, in tent:rust with the Englis:s troops, In the Crimean Alan*igx6.- From that conquest, and the-import Lawrerne. availing if, dates the inauguration of a near era ;in the security, industry and commerce of /Lige ' ria, Thee French troops, hoverer, gill continue to make warlike expediticms against the remote and unsabdued confederated tribes, and, when successful in them, make use of the labor of the vanquished natives to cover. thecountry with open roads, and thus strengthen and render permanent their authority in the vanquished districts. The Arab population, influenced by the esismple of the Breneh Colonists, begin to engage themselves with alacrity in the cultivation of tottacce and cotton. And thus acquiring a permanent inter est in the soil, they are gradually losing that re paelotut, roving and inconstant nature which has ever been their most striking national-peculiari ty, and has hitherto interposed an insuperable harrier to their advancement. One of the most' remarkable evidences of this tendency to stabili- Ls Is the aubstitatioo which has been recently made by the more wealthy Arabs of the Province, of houses for the traditional taut, and a marked Increase of attention to htuthandry. The portion of Algeria most thickly settled by Colonists is governed by a civil administration of prefects; and possesses a regularly organised judiclary.— The more sparsely populated Matelots are still under the'sway of ndlitary law, and in the re mote and &deleted nosta, justice is adrathistered by the Commandants of the place. - t • The frightful ratan of Interest tormerly'enet ed from thti necessitous at Algiers, amounting to from 100 ta even 160 percent: has led to the erection, by the decree of Louis Nspolion of 11862, of a Pawnbroking establishment onalarge scale, and Its effect is said to have been vary beneficial. institutions for mutual assistance, somewhat analogous to our order of Odd Fel lows, and quite a number, of Orphan Asylums, under the direction of the religious orders, have been also established. The anstiatics of the deaths in these asylums show conclusively that the tuscient;opinion that the climate_ of Africa was incompatible with the perfection of the En ropesn race, and particularly fatal to children, is erroneous and baseless. For the amelioration of the condition of the poorer classes, all the territory open to colonization is divided into med ical district!, in each of which the Government places A graduated phyaician, and 'allows him s fixed salary; It is required of him to make the tour of his district at fixed intervals, and to give gratuitous advice to melt as present themselves to him, and where the applicant isnecesetowq to furnish him -gratuitously with medicine. By this- system the poor have the opportunity throughout the province, of the gratuitous care and assistance of an acomplished physician twice In a week. The whole plan of the admin istration., the judiciary, and the institutions of the province, are prldected on ts - broad and liber al scale; so na to bo adequate to the necessities of the country, in cane of, rapid colOnistition.-- goads are being built in every direction, and at a• great number, of .points caravansaries; des lined to secure the safety of travel and to facili tate commercial transsetions, have been erected. To second the intimation displayed by tho Arabs towards agriculture, wells, fountains, mills and -many other miner have been made among them'at !carious points. • The warlike Arabs have been strnek with o salutary dread, by the erection of a rotten of telegraphy. The aerial telegrnph r however, owing the wilderness of the people and the country, is the rule, and the electric telegraph the exeep. doe.. Still the latter kind is supplanting the for mer-n:os fut as tho change can be made with Safety. The port of Algiers, which in the' preient Orl total' war 'may - prove of essential service to the French marine, is rapidly approaching comple tion, and is already capable of affording shelter too fleet. The temitory now composing Alge ria ABA linearly styled, so the Island of Sicily once has been,dhegranary of Mime: In 186811 furnished Prance with nearly thrcetaillions bush- Ma of grain, of this rake of about two and a half million dollars. "'lt displays an astonishing fer tility, and after clambering tor. so many egos undisturbed, basalt the qualities of a virgin soil. The cultivatlcin of tobacco Is rapidly Increasing and the tobaocronista of Algiers assert, that the tobacco grown in'Algeria leaves far behind it 4 that of. Egypt, !Macedonia and Greccm,,to which lit had at first been ,coMpared. They add their opinion that it is as tine and combustible as the I tobacco of Virginia, and that it is entirely tree I from the bitter taste which characterises this to. bacco of Maryland. If theso - ostertions should prove true, France mai - eventually find it.to her Internet, :as well 'cut to, her . thelination, - to draw from Algeria those imppliea of tobaeco which she now derives - from the United States. In 1864 the tobacco crop was estimated at rising of coven millions of periods. - 131iY,'''nutlberrt tremi, and cochineal, are all' cultivated.with great sums, And the silk Froth:toed is of a verysuperlor qua- , - Great hopes are entertained at Algtoieste. I -coming► cotton growing country, and It le' ready, raised to some extent. This Cite anai, which noir , ;constitutes the - Witt 'staple o f the Southern part of ear .170101t;m4,hE be igerpiusly us .affected In value with , ehould these hopes be realised to any great extent. A scunber of mills have been constructed for the - iiiprerition Of the "nil of the elite; anti thistiikir anticipated, will becatielidlotpestant branch of commerce. The Colonists ail greatly indebted to the nurseries eatablished by Government. To theM Is wring the cultnro of cotton, madder, cochineal, the Bilk inallarY,..nnd Solna partially ancoessfhlefforte to entablitkortree and tea tree plantation& At (Tenors a company has been established for the purposes of colonization from Switzerland to this fertile province, and it is now in sumeisful operation. Considerable comments Is carried on with France in wool and rough skins. Mines of copper, iron and argiferons lead are continually being discovered and ' .every year adds fresh proofs of Ithe metallic riches of the country. In Mount Finis quarries-of statuary marble hote -1 been discovered, the quality of whichis not infe rior to the most beautiful marble of Italy. Near Tiemeen a quarry of the most precious translu cent onyx--a speolmfarf agate—has been dim:m eted, still bearing the traces of Roman works. The sea, which bathes its ehores,brings also its contingent to *he prosperity *f , 'Algeria, in coral fisheries of great value. Its forests, while under the dominion r ot the Terks,:hare been greatly devastated, but are still, rich in cock, color and ship timber, and those woods best adapted to the construction of elegant fikrniture. It remains to say, fr.= the statements of the . Bank of Algiers, and the Custom ,Rouse reports. it would learn that Algeria now occupies the tn*th rank in the general . comMerce of France. • From this summary it will be seen that Alga • via is not merely* military camp for the perfect: log of the discipline of the soldiery of Frauds, lint that it Is also becoming a valuable and pro ductive colony. And further, that while France is enriching herself With the spoils of Africa, she is also forming there the nucleus of a new civili sation, which may eventually permeate all the semi-barbarous dates of Northern Africa,-,.. 4 w, Y. now. orate the ;dared and Been AND RIII22OT—TEIIII VDU known to outsiders as well as Insiders that a 'Know Nothing acceding to the present obligation and last degree of the National: Council, is not permitted to make the question of Slavery on uts in eloctiont-that the Shivery question is multied by the Order. And - this is ono reason why the slaveholders are fleshing into the Order Mauch vast numbers. The Order is also made to proscribe Protestant adopted citizens. The Know Nothing leaders of New York recently ad dressed their brethren In Virginia, assuring them of their imactocuce of all•sympathy with the anW Nebraska feeling of•the North. How the gener , al 'tendencies of the Order is appreciated by Southern statesmen, may to seen from the , fol. lowing extract from a speech of Gov. Smith, of Virginia : • • I villnever interfere with foreigners nowin the country—but I know -foreigners who approve the policy of arresting the importation of fur- , elver& The origin of the N. N.'. is a struggle far ' bread—a frightful and angry gnia6n2 in the North. .45 the South it is a political question of high porter:ice. The. North Us 66 more Repraentalloes than the South already. The natural increase of the South is one.third greater than that of the North. because awn are greater cheeks oft , the population there; but the artificial derma of foreigners brings 600,000 who setae annually in the free States, with instincts againstZia:Try, makmg 60 Reprerentattren in 10 years to steell the opposition to the South. 76 stop this erwr,mous disproportion what is our policy? What is the friAtful prorped before us? The elect of Know Nothingina is to tin% MC/ear-tide of im migration, =dour highest duty to the South is to dis courage immigration. I depreciate it , ste a great en. In other words the Know Nothing movement 's the best defence which% the BLocir Power cark desire, for it will arrest the growth of the North, and mike freedom as weak u Slavery. Can a slave-driver. desire any better-reason forregard ing the new party -with approbation? It turns back the industrious thousands .with instincts agacnat Slavery," who. would otherwise come to increase the population of the free States and render the contrast._ between their_ prosperity: and the decay of the -shsvo States atill• more glaring. - Such, acoardlng to One.- Smith, is the necessary tendency of the Order, while the affec tion of. its magnates for the patriarchal institu tion, with its. bloodhounds, harems and women whippings, should anlistunder their banner every slave-driver and every demagogue of the South. —N. P. Tritlenr. • • Wool Titano.—The consumption of wool,. of late years has increased eery rapidlyin England and on the continent. The Britith woolen man ufacture now steads next to the eiethin tuantfae, - sottemploy4 otiblaindeed dad sftyniltlioris' Of dollars of British capital ; and the product forms more than erre/rah patt of Britie6 textile manufactures., Down to 1814 the British im ported forty millions of pounds of wool, racially from Spain ; then they procured it from Germa ny : and within a few years immense supplies have been derived from Australia. It was pre dicted and feared that the gold discoveries would diminish the product in this country, but this has not been the case. • Bea are the imports from Australis in 1851 and 18511 1851-Ibs, 1853-lbs. Westepn Matrons 168.596 24,059 South Australia 8,392,608 3,339,713 New South Wales-- -14,772,112 16,674,933 Victoria, ........ ..........17,269,521 20,822,692 Van Dieman's Land— 5,198,083 New Zea1and.........809,203 Total ' 41,810,117 47,075,904 Battle war of last year has diminis' bed the pro duet from the continent ; and In Great Britain there has been a falling off of 50,000 bales in -The import. At thin time France is the hugest market in the world for wool. She uaea sixty millions of dollars werth annually, and in large ly increasing bee exports. The Zolleetein and Belgium nin fifty minions of dollars worth. •. . • TauL Ur Jestinflhatsif.Thill eesi;whic h du= . ring the past two• years, hie elieltod - sd lunch in. tenet throughout Ohio, is concluded, and dairies Parke& for the murder of Si fellow beipg,"idbont-, ed to an ignominious death. teararemarked in our hearing during the trial when It wee intima ted that a verdict of inatuslaughter might be re- turned, 4 a-either killed Beabion„ or I did not— If I killed him,. I deserie hanging ;' if not, my , liberty is my right," Ile hes been tried twice, and twice coniiated of Murder lathe first degree. If in 'the former trial prejudice did him injuni e e, In 'this trial at least prejudice did not . bear against him: Ite 'labored under us disadvantage, save ,the uner ring aim of fatal circumstances.' Ills Joy jOic of his-own selection, and in appearance'one of, the meet generous, 'lberia; and intelligent Tunes we have 'ever seen emPlinneled. , Ms edithsel; Messrs. Onswold and Coe, gave him the benefit of great ability, and untiring exertion—but all was unavailing—the facts were epithet Facts too weighty for logia 'were agniiii thin. The wares of Spinet Edgerton, 'Esq., - Prelecn tor of aumirat county, and 'Mr. Biddle our 'es.; teemed bitumen, was, liberal yet faithful.- They strove to , not magnify the offence, but to deal justly, impartially,' between' the qteto, and the prisoner.--Clevekmd Liacte. -., _ . , Tint SLAV/I Cses—The Res Ms Denison, nf Louisville, the owner of the 'girl Ith:letta Arai deed, tailed in this city yesterday,' and held an interview with her at the house of Mr. Venslyko, to whose care Bhll was'eommitted by the Denison told the girl that hilted coma for the purpose of taking her hoind with him if Wished I to relent; bet, es she wait in a • tree State, she had se liberty of going or remaining et her option:, The girl after - deliberating about' s minute, staid oho believed she shank' prefer remaining the free, State, rather than to return to Slavery.♦ .Idr; Denison bade her good byeshookbands withlior and parted, evidently mush grievedst the loss of a favorite. genera. The girl Is now in the employ of Dr. Coulter, at whose house she will doubtless moot with the kindest treotment.— Ohio' State Journal. - d'' Boons CO Cons MASIIITACTOIi.-=. s _ e 'Sr man, named James liallylPariiii; wm imitated fit Phi 4 adelphia on Friday on s charge of being a noun; forfeiter of eolne: sterching honse various dies and tools were found, and a large quantity of bogus Spanish SO, levies; end'quar;. tars, 'in different -gages of their manufacture, I from.the rude pieces of hiastijnit ohopPeit fiom ' the sheet to the finished coin silvered - over ready • for use.. The tools and dies are of the rudest description, find were used to manuthettire pOun-. terfelts haring the appearance'of will-worn coin. The materials and manufactured' trash "wore found accented in all.parts ot honse, fro* the cellar to the garret, and a COnelderable quan tity of coin was found. Paths, after a prelimi nary lamination, was committed to jail. gels Bisuitrua imenessra.--Yesterday, about lf o'clock, was Witnessed in the heavens a height' and beautiful; rainboW, and at the ttinre titan a circle around the stin;i4ge;bright, and Of many Polort, and boktlit M. it was mother circle differ ing from the kit in, site and stolorsvformibg In all a Most grind:and interesting sight- =Those who are weather-win . predict from its! appear -smelt terrifioNeto Castle GcmAtte. Lotion Daan.--9n,.Friday. Morning of last week an Englishman named George Late was found dead in the neighborhood of the upper fur nace; in' this plae4 U. was much.intoxicated the night previomq and was fotirid in A pit into 1,14 which •lor had robabli fallen during his drunk en perogririati ,-.Abraosiq Dess.- , • • - . ' '3ITIIADS ° *PM Mucase,r Wild ;dacha are. plenty in' the America" Bottom. opposite fib 'Louis. The _ lake !'' and miasma • Mok eight Or nbui.Mitee from thetrivee see said to be ramn ing with dunks that have just appeared here in numbers aimed approadaug to 11014 VOLUME- LXVIII_NUMBER 177 _ _ _ The Rey. Pennington; a colOred , appears was not allowed to hear. Generar.lletur.L_:;:i ton's lecture on the .Intliansitr-litnr • paid 50 cents foitt ticket, btlt weli-teld'betfill' - ' door-keeper that he could riot pass.,', Says I Doctor: "At thiS moment "donera MitiStOttiktia, .. I a number of gentleman passed in, hurtful ticket man exclaimed, 'Gentlemen, Will any of you pass 4- this maul" Several looked at me full in the - - face, but then was no response. After the party had passed in, the man said to me: . 'My .ordera are not to pass colored persons, THE RATLIZADS.—We understand that thorn- '- eumption of work on the Chartists Valley ' Fond will take place simultaneously , witli the liempfiehl. The Intention is, to lane both mods completed as nearly as possible at the - tame time. Work will probably be, resumed:.ott the Pittsburgb and Steubeayille RallreaLl ataa;=- We may, r thereat, expect to hare, brisk times awin g the coming trimmer. ' When all.tbese im provements are completed- lt will be pOssible'to get oat of the county 'in less than a day's join' , -" ney—"a,contaremation doroutly to be irirdied." —Wail Main. . , A Niro _Acontsfrzori--Busataft. Astssuca.—A ail:1401i brace of diplomatic news appears in the=; 'Leaden 'papers,' reeelVed by the Pacific', tinder the head of telegraPhie advice from Vimula; re- .1 spoofing the Blush= Possessions in North Ameri- . It is to this effect _ • Iftesse„ Saturday, S. A. 111.—Aetartling tolhe - local papers, the Russian General lilansuroff, whe ' .has recently. arrived from Brussels, is the bearer of the cession of the Russian Pestaissioan North America to the U nited'tStates for $30,000,- . . vVe naderatand 'diet Poinam . bita eiddlia,Mag izinii for $12,000. We hare ndt heard' ithat; if any; changes in its editorial matuigenient are contemplated. —Ere. Post. cash ana ISflort Credits! • lIALLOWELL & 00. SILK WAREI phHiaU. OSE. Philade TERMS--Cash buyers will. receive a die /. liana of 81X Dor cent, ir ttie money to paid oar eciss, owe teaworms sat. sr 6111.. - Unearrotrt ... roor oolf tattot.rt !to market Tatlto UM di frl S trOf 0 - 01.001311,1336 • credit of SIX IDootN •111 tr &rt. If Whorl. wool da rorolltoljr same, of, matirritY.l annum .11t .0,727441—. ..„ . 4 " °I I I'l sato colintottr snout* of Or tradummicimuoity to=4aWri n. 11 1 4 r " = " utro l l = l oos sus. MAW, Nast y li•O oroplor by tot owe than s par Az.. rued *tid seas! wake os WEN UprentrAwi grits X 0w.... as..tmeotxf Ng* Witlif MOM LAVA Ger LTD scomoursarro MAMA . Salm bmdb Ao.bo. +Mem ex leg rurfonC ootiltlooo, thx.rg.len - ;021,0.1011*, 4 MP* Sat , otatiloll vats from oar Melt!, 7'....Zz.1 cIIiINGEAMS—A. A Kam .b Cu- will oPOO tae doy or mix. toner eseerii of etre* tfor Ananr oreoster Gingbomt est:roty oar alto, oclie pas rd a..orother tot of those clespgalt,..... tea GROUND NIITS-405 sacks nay Landing. bora stosmor Jarrett Ar sale ter I. DICSEY'r W. IQ PERM CANDLES--10 bxe. Sperio Can elem. 4 .nd 6to the lb.. Ibr sale by W /L. IItiCLIIIM. No. I Lard, LI ARTI— s-bie-res 2l3° k No.l e fare. lose nail by J./LOYD AI CG. VIIAMOIS SKINS—A fine lot in store and ILL ibr AO. M Pen , SLIMING BROS:, • LOVER SEED-30 blab. Ohio Seed for Carebr .1637 JOLUI PLOY D t co. 0 . 48--150 1 , ;(1 bogs , . average 'AIO, for ale SIIIISTER DILIVOATILIso s 2. 2.1 MACKE liEl-100, obis. No. 3 large and vud.; don, 110.2 sad No: 3 Iti , K Mar. bud. -. in -store,. for sale ; nl9 T. DICKEY k CO, 80 iVatar aCt Front rte., ' :1 =VMS: Ir • enaies or . : a ja.l9 701 IN nova ktO.' QIIAWLS—A few more of those' 'Wel:aid to Rootha ewe too, swoo, 114,wastir wld At as, -tug sake. MESO rA A. A. N COM, 25. IStArt ITEW HEM, Shooldera Tongues an frit sale at 11.0418.-P All'irgi APCOSIBfin 'rued, Pltta burgh, and Aedml it, Allegheny. i 5.14 , 1011FISII--tOO lbe. Codfuilk just reed. pot end for see JOHN WILSON, tobl7 • e 20A Llbarty ' ARD-10,bbls pra;tao No.ll.7arci, - "401cip prime Nojdel.. for sale bs ttritICWIEEAT F701111:443-sicks•ingt li, ogled wd to rletor ACOANDLICM 101188 *W. - APPLES -r -a. bbla..,ltomtuaito Am =I gen-re ieired tbls day. d for do _ IL AVLELLtCb WILLOW CHARCOA4 an.exellerit ar nreranni lbs..didte m irma• 6. loran 1.5',1 by .109. Y 0, tor. Mankind and 21,_larket tA •I ,fls prune, • 15 1 21-'gicrTii anellbr • by . T. LITTLX i C 0.., TkEIED PEAUIIES-20cs bush. Ohio halves inC•iyeds.tullbr mai by DELI. & LI6GETY. -11:1 1 p,y.A.pPLES-100 boa: jurd rec'd Lid far ja2o " IL'aIRBAIIO/1-k EFINED SUGARS-4000 bbls. ernified; ILL Powdered add Loa en sin 4 fru., Rietfit. John's- - Snow Refinery, In lams end for nu e br NE. SHARE AF; TILETidECHAN ICS' O 2 ' 04-,A PVIT II,NcLAIIt SON. 5,514,756 C 90,730 QUGAIt'.HOUSE' bbls. SLascr Rained S. R. Mot . 6 bbla. la.& 11. M0....L. .201 bbl 6. &. 1L B. tilotone no %A 6 ' store ' ari'd'eur'sala /LEAS -110 half chests Y. IC, GiLnsidor - dCr, on hand- DALZELI.A.I:kr. TIMED APPLY4-I,OQ bbls. in atom jui hrote tit MoCANDLESS. MEANS & CO,. 10UANQIIAI CAPS filo ive4 and for Italcit,, .loind9l iroodyt. , l , 16 , 19' • I.VILSOW/k 675}4". ifkilLßS:ll,lll3BAlLlFin'Etdro •and'for uurisubr . . h 96 ,• f ..1=1:1156,IIRDIL itIJTTER--10 bbig..freghitoll; ups btu. racked solid; 19 keliec Docked .00lid, for SP ,. ::ING 'WHEAT-100 bne..9e:ed . 9 . (ARUM BARGAI3I,BO acres of land in UN mins eduntrirorL Bo acres 'treat le hastily' timbered, sod la. offered for the low -price °flab. •Apply soon to • ' MaLAIN; 21, btli et. oLL JUL lbs 8 10 BUTTER-20 bbls.'frekb in cloths, L.V.ELL CIF4SE--500 bag. prime Clipaforilalo 1:1 CrKAT B-50 eke'Buckwheat Moue 111 Jr ibriah 7a12 , JAS. Mr.LAIJOILLTIL GRMINDI , II:ITB--2,5 sacks in store; and •Atiale 'l4 • t • TAMAR DICKEY CO. L/3/l -100'bbler. fresh Lorthieille Lime in stem and Dr 'oda hr .18/11All DICKSIT CO: 6 200 11 G 2 S. I") tar "16.11CAMELD 201) Rll 0 MHO . . andxe. o Butter for eat' •L iii9hr a hl2 J.ll. GANTLET', - - ARD in bbl& and, kegs on hand and for 1./111**,lbr f 07.4 , R DALZELL .11, 00, • BROOMS-100slor..,noed sizes for auto by .k./*414 - • • • FL - DALZEIA *co. 11 197ASIV--5 casks iirritoro and for 'sale by 616 raasenr Wood and Water 21.. DRIED praqus—iso bus, in. iscoro nod • fro» br ' tax - 1 ROBISON CO. lIiISE4OIL--I'2bble: justroo'd and for /au br - tsibl ' IL ROBISON' it - CO. '' ' CLOVERSEED-23 bbla. redd 'by 'R: R: sta *wide bs r m 111.3 lIENItY IL COLLINS- 1 A PPLES —At3 bble. Green Apples reo'd and fa. tit sae by =WS HENRY IL COLLIN& iromt—as hbas. o. & v iz Inading IL7 tad fbr We by tobla JTYFIN IPLOTD CA 2F, 1 01 LBS: POP BLAIM on hand and' It, and FLEMING BROS. 600 LBS. Olkir. YELLOW- in - store 111104.. EhDIA;UUBBER WIIIPS'of glee. It atea* and Stall, St thi Rubber Detilifttarktt VORII-:r.500 bee. la ear for Bale 1.9 Jar • agA. 74 Watri-s RYE FLOUR--80 bbls. r'ecd and for sale cit. fn. . bar • sistr, a- unarm DLL BUTTERr-3 bbla. fresh for ar,tle-bp LA" - and S kgs. No. 1 Lard for I.la bT falS A.& A: MeDANYI,, I/4. :dd. IRE VL01:111.--311* bbfinlne Pour reed Ut_OOD BUSINESS PAPER; tat -ILA mare tbaii 4 moths tdlnan,.. pn.D. neiraisist.br. Opplying to 11117, ' • • .D.McLAIN ' - IP ASH IS • USELESS - IL) PLOYEDI 44300 WAMD.—lannakearaidnel, Inner meat mar nun can purchase *Grant 1n..., NO:a nableCdtt Santarty t1int1 411 . 0 0...'•" r gska..l, so„, ' •,..it.cutimark irjAIIIMULE ralbt&i. to arriv e AA Di Ible&nr Pura for I.ssra-ccr. UIOLL BUTTEB-- 6 bbls: • ilvisEt thia ,j_ll. wad& mad &RI& hr T. LITTLA & CO4 //2. 2dl tritnanee *le On 444041 pt.( riallumpAC.C2.o—S.trilbxdroc ma sise{l branA_, • -'-urna co BOOMS-400 40r. OClll;Eropirks f ur Ja9 • .L7ollli FLOTIS Jk CO. ORNME4L, Homiry;Buck wheat Flour; wnty t a ta r i gaa.at Urtq b= j../ fr. •: Z. '4 1 I In stare. 3 3 mow. by YLENni I 3 BRO& 500jIATH BRICKO in tore and for WO 34 W AMONG BR03: 111=Einl LBS. BULK PORK for e Me AT . 7. B. CANFIELD; LBS. gliW4 ind 14 'LAMING BROS._
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