--•- -
ESTABLISHED IN
.1786
BUSINESS: 'DIRECTORY.
LL PerMiCeUtir . t ta'73 Airnimsvo AGENCY
122 Num: seam, N Yoac.
44d No. 10. sat. ri.d. "wt.'s&
03. sir Unita fbr th••mad Inthientlal and
psp.both a. the United Btaid,
• , o rrt,_ Grocers, or Dealers,
. Miaufactaress.
tsubseriber is now importirz
r a • ISUp
hn t
rice bbillty ofon a cos.., ,, _.rirbieh
/3 60 irsllol. ofpura OpiOt. oy
• .•660. Samba of
JanYsicsandSLCrotrltuba.Ar 6 N
7 are
Sown babliodsgt belmiant j . t . bi the eeeee
Iratowladod by th i)°° e fo r - byylkyltbly
'ru e
nt
"bnilzut try was n,
. f!' (l '.• • pater
161 164160 lane,Neyr yort.
j r g eograrlinis Ci"4 o76 6"l l 6‘6 ;
1g.t.4.
PU.lilliakrurdo6o bt4Mi . ry. Ylltrlte &yob
p.m., • 11.1.•
4 014 Ma nth. VickeL blanstaberauAbbena,Carbitne
Oily Joalplr, Olossay Pimento ,
- Bihar Abboni% ' • mlo.36tbooy ;
-- Hungarian Wines.
__ VROgARD BUSK ' 22,south Willi am
ip sw'fork.4ele luoints of the Hun (claw Wloe
•a r " P .4" ere 0 r ro l f It al .
gO r r . re: Nr l a t i ed ;Teel
and dry devenel Wham. reClatol white. vle: Total, Menem.
umt. s or ,,,oloHleubru-in boodol,lfuemalyi e Mukrperhatl,
Satatar,Nueebergi. Medal Ofvecrl Seeks:4rd', bare (sr
- Suer_Ll;Stanyt. Eartoval,_etr.- of different brands.
WAI3I4.L.VTED TO azruits GRAPE JUICE-4--
, • whin promptly exwated on favorable lame.
Its 'ugPatentc . .
RRATES dr, FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay street,
No York C
e.AIIIION—Nons are geoid°e •
eireflt the, have the
it= I ttol p e hL rff ledLe&l
„UV JAWS.`6OI4 ft SUN, of the late film
--v vor w. t N.Jaekson *- Sam, ara.te.un-r Pn.da
!intern SAIS Front It., and t3ollmodnorjoow Tack» can
anneantly on band elm” misty of innu• and Yonder,'
Aingrgar and laws ?arm= atnn Gnntiln!
NEW YORK ADVER.TIKEUENTS.
:
The Ibtlatist of Suristes Nerve area ,rog ton
d. mod in the city of York
• 101:01tDIX)NFiLNGIS, r.
-O NB
O, WEIS: RORN & CO., (Inte C..
Zum
M,' Imarters oad lithatesole Dmitri to German,
out /tall= lodolloetr=ents sad Ittrlngs, .o.
-Aikido:ea Wok • telt-W.ll'o
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• ? - . • °MON PAM DUCK.
. ..
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• drOHN COLT'S Standard Cotton Sail Dock; 1
• AtiF MAL BELCH a 00. No. 71 Pine titreet. New York. i 1,7;
'• **intent.. Cotton ammo from normal other minx aro, -
tnir2l4s
tad 4S A flaffinott Printers. BU 1111 . 8 Print %nos and Ommar Ho mt lism. ior Onlio 0
t . lo-
OVirEN, IioNAMP.R..IOO. Importers of
IlißAmato= sad F,tilal BllkaaolYncri&ClA. t.P301 Led
Brceitres. Ckt .12
65
ECOTTENET & CO., Importers of French
• =4 other Bremman N. 40 lOto2o itreet.
PSTEIN t. HONIG, 100 Liberty et, and
105 Otlar cor.Trialtf Woos. Import= of Lima
• • • 'twist EMU, to. lareta.-tap3r6b
1.2 • M. WESTERVELT, Venetian Blind
Thashetura.lio. 3381 Clair street. littsburgh,
mina , oc2l-amd
TORN PHYFE, DEALER. IN IVORY,.
ar sad sossolostarar of 1,27 Goods. No. 3 Munozst..,
our Tort ocaddl
LAMES OWEN, 15 Broad St:, Importer of
Dmerrim.radgl. Gimps and Frinzaajrak CraTaiL
bllctc and dilk Good• nanaraLlT• - tuda,66
SCHLLEPER HAARAUS, 1.01-
porters °Marco= sod Wean Broad Cloths. Sifts,
Jte-, No. 60 N:1110120 Moo. 1.09.10'66
PETER D. MILLEN, Imparter of French
Germ= and Glen Th_-, Goods. Baena, YetretaMari
tilmorts,Wooletat, No. SS Broad street, Nem Tort.
solVlTalaer.SS
B. BATCH & CO., 99 Chambers street,
• CEBTAM REMEDY.
SiSE the Men= 'Mustang Liniment in
ittionsoatlsmatroboo. Bum. emaln. eqs. ?tl
res, an 65.1=1 core toe all ostanal ocartotamta of
•
DA.OIICM72;:i.
tI '4 - ' ` 17 L.
=PR ons.
EDWARDS, SANFORD . CO., Foreign
Esamas, N. 36 BrandwaT. Goats snd Par.tarna fin
al to gaol froot psrts of the world. Asynt in
Itttisbazgt4 Adams CO. FILI4/410/611.5
THEME( AND (1103,31A.N EL.NCY WISEST&
tIiA.ALES ZINN CO., 52NLaiden Lana,
.lamortin a 'halal and Germazt Taney and Travel
I nallailuts, And msaufactnrerwer Com sad Colored Wil•
law rozeitare sad JIM= Lind Workstude. az. ••
, • jeAI4.IIIATSA • •
,I&LOSINKIY.IND MACUINE TOOL&
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,
-41 , 1) , . BLEW ' S ot3ESETP, No.. 67 . Plne at., New-
Yak. Coausiolion Merehorda thr_tho rale of ollitods
o icts Took - sad (Won wad Wlateo Mar.b.loom,
rom tho r boot mica. kr.olustre Agoras 4r Lovell Ma
hbso Shop. 64.111=716'56.
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- - PAP= WAILKEIOUSIF
YEWS W. FIELDt CO., 11 Cliff street,
• sad VilwAssa. Da:llmin Ans
sad Itosilab PAPIELL.sad itmaTtUktio.
—ntahaw.nranterials. taxts3ll6
_ _ _
- i lliNeAN, LEWIS k BARTOW, Na 161
=Moo Amt.—A great F a d of PALlTehalor Book
►na
era frrgeerege, Printers, Beek
11ANCE -SAT ANTANDEB , SAFES, do
Defiance Locks sad Cross am MBS lL
HO B .I Atsaufseeare. Ws-Pole ••D t BO
atalYl.s
TOYS AND /ANDY GOODS.
AHLEO RN & CO., 54. 1 iLaden Lane,
111 sad Liberty street, bc,ilXrWm TOS
sia FANCY GOODS. • -
i.4 1,1 .11 0:116, .I.P.Sict wec.-1 i. 4
ItILLER, COATES & YOULE, No. 279
7 1 .3.6 PlagEnrite===aree, Gsratirktfuhsalw
WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS. Gr..
11. POELLON /o CO., Imooruat of
• Fr•oeh Owch sad Mad. , Olse—So. SI Ural'
tap3l66
-.. '. :1 • 00. No. •I=.. . A
, ''',street,'Phllwielralls—eol.berid ...ertgalh t Zir--
BOOTS & SHO.C_S.
WHOLSALE AND . RETAIL,
JAMB RUBE,
MARKET and't Union - W., 3d door
el/moths Market Thcoini-Pittelninda, would inn=
MAMAS and the .linbint. sonteratin that b.
`:ragebagjtot reed nialallttcolcor Boots and awes in all their
thia SL Rack la owe tb. Want emarc
tbis city and =taxon avantlitna won try the Ld .4
Wil of
PhilsdeptilarNawYadt and linto: and ha in cannot
fall anon's.* aIL [treat cann
hlth a. been glom in aidnaniz
* as tin o ttOire, do.
m oo , of }b l ots and Shoe& and * from nla to
anneal
-2°
"an la badnsu
P n ' tiNa l atiat . Ith=
Dela
T.! atamm... 11/M.
Etittiblia.carriggp"fitiory.
CSTON, HEATHERS & CO., pzucti
-4.1 Oath gahriaminier °Mimeo. lad Dellnaot sta.
ChM's. ham an band sad am maaufactfuhiar
anixtesaim Carriameibilaekswaya, Dazzle..
Damage Qom ha, made in ellDu& menus stylaa with
, Mrku named to durability gold Maur? of fudall. asinz
alma wark.the Met Jazdatalzas and Eastern likkory.
Mrattended.to oaths smut nemouabie hams. TDay
:Meat that all who may filar ti.la
r zleh Mar DM ,
fit perMea: _trial. of their 'ROC.
gritfabardia arid Marielmilar •Omulbsiam ram the /ra
tan mutyld m.nalisaflarlaz tL. dar. eGia
fL pavuers---.3.ermws.
I - ...ETNA GLASS WORKS,
. WIC.; DAVIDSON "St 'Da,
KANINACTUDDRS tuid dealers in Vials,
Dr": arm r kir °flirt sad Pl i i i nt Oissevveg,
AvViatitsbalavition'Rald to private inteildet;grleit
No. 66 Arch &rem rmarattp . i?ra,
KNEED I. LE 's
S linn valled
Avoca for the most Celebrated
WOOLEN' zißmr, rrozaixer,Jammo EILdIII4
. DILA MIES. tn.
PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY.
AL131 7
BIGELOW & CO.,
.03 t. . 46 m. Blireknr,)
W No,
Dumarvo .M.LE
near Wood st.
Pittsburgh, Penna.
irMACIIES, CARRIAGES, PILETONS,
jutgattr.wring.tolttesi manner an.urrppu ptlan of 7=7 Tebilr
htezraddtriv4t3L •=affilazh..
OARIIITS_,
_OIL CLOTHS. itc.
NBTANTouIt &BROS. are W 717 sell-
V ' jekt May Indira stook of Ompst. JoM on cnotha
itmetm. ', at petard loom than /era oOmea the lust
ers market. Om stext omelets Inland tb•__lbncnnutre Vi a :
Web vmset -
Erumelf&D 17 as and common aterrin:
Damask. and ILIn Yienltlser
L 1.4 sad Rag Oarpets. Alpo, QS
Rag, 'Modem Sbr4s& Stale Rads&
of
an Mats
kI. of all kind&
'iftlk a fall assortment, of d
art genertalty kept Ina
YerMla sialdas be famish Steamboat& Hamm or IL.
ü b.in do.aa to all tem as moor Ls tits time to agents
imas gemometor thr Shea. So. 112 Market . L. nem Marty..
WS;
. ERWIN'S
mee DEAL M ESTATE OFFICE, Zia. F ron
t, doer from Maack Deslrr In Lati.• CP •
P 0 . 14, PElrost, &c . COal property Lcusta nf.l .14.
u nirkr GgAnirr o=l4 l +4 LD HE N'
W-NUFAVTURE all kinds of a l tos, Use
iota StawattUngs. lima; fitted 121.1rithOu and
on 'bort waft. - sortif
LA,'PHER. &. ' -
FRITZ, E' R.r,ND.KY .00'.
N0.:4 North THIRD. Sired, PRILVDA
OROCCO MANINACTUREIIB , COUR
num. and Imserten of FRENCH CALF-86M.
4 Deans to RED and 06K SOLE LEATHER AND
felD•li.nr •
CIROUNDNUTSAF9 sacks now landinj
frowstsszscr u. 31/in fordo by
zedo.3 ISAIAH MIMI& 00.
par ASH-5 casks in Store and for awe by
IteoANDLnlin. NUNS &CO..
man coni.eir Oen Weurii.t.
READIECES-- , 150 blus.in akin! and
to mad R. BOUM it 00.
BUSINESS CARDS
e *a.
JOSEPH S. & A. P. MORRISON Attor-
Egati'b" 3i V. l - 4 1-
d lii. ,t, k,I 4
HALL, Attorney atLaw, " - liake-
am . Il
ay. ax63o-vrl aMinos." Gnat betworn Math and
end All yr
_ . _ _
le t tEtr- LPHILLIPS, Attorney at Law,
w,
lchigan General Commission an
tion Agency Office,
FOR the collection of HOMO and Foreign
Mercantile and all other Money claim; in Michigan
7.l2.liStntritt.4ll=StAlentelid Preiltga:lll.72ld.
Sthek" li r k sr tra t rSON, Bettolt.
RerjrroteriaPitt . strirrellessra Kramer A Rehm, Bent .
err. White & Co., Gazette Mon Laren. Rowan & 00.
Mershants.
Wasno—r=eies Mithigan ban %Vele
Insurance
USTIN thOMIS, Real Estate Agent,
Stook, Machandle• and 11111 Broker, othee ho. 91
cAorth Weed., above Wood. Business promptly attea.4
to. • promptly
S AMUEL
L MARSUELL, Secretary
Citi
s Insurance Company, 94 Water street.
BANKERS ANT• BROKERS. I F
Howe
POLLOCK, Attorney at Law
Career of Fifth and Gnat Itroeut,opposits tbsCoart
owe o,9s.Tittahurgh.. • • mi 24-14.53
AMES J. KUHN, Attorney at LaLW 06:0
Fourth street, war Oran; FlVahurgh.
_
ANCI§o:-FLANEGIN, Attorney atLaw,
N. 170 Fourth street. Pittsburgh.
lASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law,
No. MI Fifth Area. Pittsburgh.
LL"
J.,
Attorney at Law: Office,
...earner of Third and Sycamore streets, Cinelti.U.
ed.%
C. g. 7 riticts.d. .... --rearm 1.13•VM
W CO..
(50CC003OL0 TO O. WILKINS • C 0..)
BANKERS & FJEORABGB BROKERS,
NO. 71 POURTITSTREET, PrrTSBUROII.
N the numerous suspensions of Bankers
and Broken througholat the country., during the test
mouths, we ere astiOtal thatlo efumet every instance
their troubles tem grown out of dee...lute from their
legitimate business, Lod we therefore take mask& to aw
sore the vaidia to advance, that DO speculations to "G
--
fy stocks," or other • outside operations" than tempt us
rom the etrtet and issithrtate of our buslese,
I , 2 , tr b i . ri t. 4 . vtan t : all such • i
.ertp our xestmeut a w . e shall not
safety, but that fn adopting such...munewe shall pro.
mot. our own ultimate benefit fedWILKINS 100.
rEERNAN & CO., Bankers and Exchange
Tim .loon, . NOV 3 Wooddreet.cornorofDlamOnd...3lley,
PI =ch. Pt.
ilEirDnr andoell B.nk Tiotas.d Coin. Dinmant Time
EZonnogn. and Protainory Notes make Clollections to all
he Principal olden of ago Union; &cob* Depoets on ea
an n Interest. and eve their prompt attention toga otd
or ma ter st annortaining to Broke:on bu4noes.
es..facunm Malian= ennetantly for ale. ath79.l7'
ALUM 1LW1T1L.........1PW•11, ILL Oa, ICILLICCIL
TEitRAMER. & RAII3I, Bankers and Ex
amain" Broker. Buy sod sell Gold and Silver and
Notre.mwtlate loom Goal Bitten or Stock Sem.
rltien_pstrchsas ProMinmy noteNnad Timm Bills r..t.
NomWest. Bay and sell Stocks on Oocosulselon. Bonne.
Bons utsde on all points - to the Union. Jfflos corner of
Third and Wood snouts, &rail! Monts too St. Charles
=7l4r
ILTZLILLIC PLUICU.--...W1t. S. name.
tk r. T.MV.R HANNA & Co. Successors to
Hummer, Harms k Ch. Banker% k.'ne.bange Renters and
- In Ford= and Demesne lin_eloaeme. (krtAlcates_ of
M a WreeV I tec= l li 3 = l 44 * .l7ll.l ' inn of rel
Cheeks tea mde, and , collectiems made on seamy all nem+
Wats of the United Staten -
The hlahest minima WI km Intel.= and American
Gold. ' . LL
Advances roads: on tenagnmente of Produce. shipped
east. on liberal terms. -
WILLIAMS k Co., Bankers and
14ketangs Brokera North East vanes of Wood and
streets. Pltta=a
All transactiona Cu liberal tame, Cud collection/
procontly attended to. 1 r
HOLMES & SON, Dealors in Foreigr.
and Dotoestle falls of Exchange., Certificates of Ba
rbosa Bank Notes and Spada Na Cu Market attest, Mb
harsh'. Jar W e
made on all the principal cafe.
throughout the United nate.
: ID) :4.1 AA
L. RKAD, - Boaseller and Stationer, No
78 Fourth street. Aparlo Balldlaga
JOAN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta
tkeeromeeesser to Dutton 2 Atooo. No. I Mutt
'ENBY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and
Dealer in litatlonelir L ae.. No. 82 Maxkort atreei, near
Plitabassti, via
AY k CO., Booksellers and Stationers
No. 55 Wood !ravel. Scar to tbs comer of Tbltd:
•Otttb. Pa. School law toots otrottantlTtos bond.
COMM `I,.SION &C.
A. A- HARDY,
c:o xmzsgrAS'A7l 7 . Vialt Awl;
Agent of the Madison and Indituiapolis
RAIIILOkD,
No. SO Water et., Pittsburgh, Pa.
o.w.tra
J. W. BUTLER & 00.
I'ORWARDINO & COMMISSION MEE,
CIIAPT3 mot Dealers In all Muds cfPittsburgh Mau
utestured Astistes, Les/MP...A Shsst Nu 97 Flnt
Street. Pittsburgh. sus-17,114
Ado A. Bi'BANS, Comminion and For
• Inman:4 Marchunts, dealers La Wool god Produce
arms, Pittsalso, Pi .
Ro ttsburgh bluoulketures. N 0.114, Seroud
burghle=
liaft:lL""nliSO—N—i-63:,-tiolesale Grocers,
• Producer Dealers. and COMMlledun
y street. Pittsburgh:
NMI.= ALIMIMIL TO
I PIIINOER IiARBAUGH CO., (Succee
ern S,'fferbu=l,iCeracutudcu caul Porwarding
erchnutec Denten
to Wad and Produce itecerelly, Noe.
143 PirstareillG,Second etreets,Plitet. Pa. ap.,17
CES k ANTELO, Ganef. CommiP
don Mordants, Philaddpids. Mona ad.moss
o o tonsizonsonts et Produos lonsraltr. 1517:7
JOHN WATT k CO., Wholesale Grocers,
Conuidadon Madman end Dealers In Produce end
Pittebm•gb Inumentaree, No. 286 Libor .t, rntennelen
I B. CANFIELD:Iate of Warren, Ohio,
insler hi and
Reserve gees., UV' and
and
Peari dab, end Weide= Prods,* denerany. Water etned.
betnown Benitnfreld and Wood, Pittebdrßn.
iItoYAS —TIIOI. urns .01.
utise &
LE & CO., Wholesale CI rocem
T. Psodues salt Coo:mint= Merettaxits, and Dealers In
Fittabmith lizautzetAcres. No. 112 &wad greet, Pitts
bore ,
J•19:7753
CREESE WAREHOUSE.--lIENRT
.00LLM5. Vorersredrat sad Ocento Won klerchard.sad
Beeler In Cheese, Butter, Lake Thh sad Prodtaa genera/
2.5 Wood street, Wear, Pittsburgh mra
'VON BONNITORST MORMY, Whule
ireats GIVEN= Uld Cortualselort 51erebasda, end Ikalere
to Plttabargh lleaulsetares. No CV Wetes street, Mr
rrIIOI4IASPALMER, Imp. rtex and Dealer
A_ in French and American lic.n P.pe Re. 65 Market
treet- can Third end irmsrth street, Pittaborgb.
05h5 , 63 • •
IdeOLINTOCII, Importer and Whole
- e_ sat MO Dealer Is = in t litoot ,„
Mstot r t=estill Paso Oesers W oor
Mem Bost N0.11.2 Marko.
MO t y a lS ic LAECZ, Wl.l.ll.eslale L an nf B o na
r&ro.
. M. SIIAW, Commission and For
V wording surettlat, No. T 3 WAWA rt., Mash: matt
Ohio.
EzrzizsciA—T. S. Dams & ss..Tworst& Stbkr &Mr. -
tar Fori. CtortunstiOloroUr & Crafts. Nem Orion= A.
Cu'.lbalaso Pittsburgh: TriPiatts 3 1 . 4 . 1 = & rss &LLosia-
E• RANK VAN GORDEFt, Dealer in "Trim-
WO, Hodorysnd Woven Lot Cloati. Embrol
• Genrs. Parnhhlng Goods t ad sztletec co r neri
out of :de b esn altisys ost No. 63.
Market street sad theDisotond. Pittsburgh. Ps. !Lollar
A. a. AMOS t CO. 711113:M00...C. L AVM= ACO ■. TOIL
A A. MASON .t CO., Wholesale ana Retail
.4.41,1V•13.Y...Y...4 step. nn. aces.. 21 nth
*DEM' ISURRFIELD, Who
rthand
lesale
and RotaLl Dn . Goads O
NLattarkt.. aduirr rea
c Meat. Plitstraridt.
GROCERS.
MenVOtl -...r. 1. 110012
BOONE, • HABBATIOR & BOONE,
3 fi r ENE.RALCOMMISSIONM ERCHANTS,
Dealers InWool, Tionr;Produes and ft:TU:lobl. No
• astlo-W der street. Philadelphia.
•
HARBAUGH - & BOOMS _
EORWARDING COALMISSION MER
MAXIS. Dealers In Wool mad PIIAIICS of all kind.
. No. pu. Uh,.rty Pittsburgh. Pa mn27.lrd
Dl-11:11 yaws
Wallace & Gardiner,
PROLESALE DEALERS' IN
Flour, Provisiona. and Produce Generally
N 0.25 5 LIBITITY i4O-1
101. W, . DIC7II.
' ISAIAH. MOat &U. bli,"'Whoiesale aro
in. ;T Water idea. a l l 03 Front street, Pitts 15
IV'.
soss rump —.,..4._..nicus so noto_--. ....v.lntusx non.
;GUN-FLOYD le CO., Wholesale Grocers
andCommisslon )13:Lib oh., No. Pia Wadsd 223 Litr
stm Pittsbargh id 6 •
ktOBERT 3100. 1 '.0, Wholesale Grocer, Rao- 1
str tifyise Distiller, prod, Ingn Prxhico, Pittsburgh Man
as,sid ds or Pore Dodd& Wind tad
lig=l6 No. Ira ar. "Aborts .I.V.L O sad n hand • very hzo
stook of gaped= old Ilononsdals Irklaluo. triiteh 'Mb*
add lon Sir cub.
07.TTLI 1111CLMS L :OM*
aZABK.BURN- CO., Wholesale Oro.
• eant,Bett sod Dulen In Predate and
atanufacturen teb sod Oaknot slwara
on hand at their Warebonoe.l Water street, littabor 27 an•
o_o
II
Saar x'aiw-.. ....Mum C. IWO.
M'OILLS , ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
Oviansiisien Eterehan to. Ne.l94l.ltwil Street PIM".
.111. t. TOORWAIb
JOHN a 1.13.1...
"W
BACIALEY k CO., Wholesae Gro
om Roc 1 nod 20 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
IATILLI AM A. M'CLIIRG, 'Grocer and
V • Telthri.reerroer
ie of Wad sa Sixth Ando, hoe
erNelilYrrel. rgu , and Natil4==tl
11•ak.r,• ompopa op the lowed tweell. . ,
11 ()BEIM ALLELL & co, w h oimili,
Ant=ginearlArir I "thur,
,
jr,o, 0. arowen..aw.
WICK fr,73.teCANDLES B , aeration to
UV, L. it J. D. Wick. Mahwah; Grow... Forwentinsrmd
traniNt= =ge n t =VI=
irml sad Wato stmts. fraboxelt.
ACULBERTSON, Wholesale tiroCor and
• Ckomledemllerehfult. ll66l6 r I^ rffwl6. sad ritt•
Ifaisulbetused istlclei6 196 L 16610 s tmt, pat.
nogg ROTA.
24 FLOYD, Wholesale Glom., corn.
. sew= undone., and NO.! in jjo4lw4-I(aphd
Bnl/dings, fronting on SAEQL7, WO* igui dim
Woks, IlUsburgb.
ILVOODIrAiD.— SWUM
r.
DAG/AMY; W&MVARD k OU., Wholo•
g p yM grnena 4 41 stnre.Ptawi,p4llo
firm MAMA/ANN. ~.. coma
NOANDUSS, KFLAISTS a (meow
mai tolirlek lillialidate • Orceerk
yin sawillsmOcCion Itsortabz•Y
• Ilitisemegms may. seam DOW"
Elttabonat. Fs.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
PITTSBURGH. TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 27, 1855.
AGENCIES.
.
B. MEGRIM & BON,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for
the vale and purchue or Rail Mote, Collection of
'Rents, Negotiating Loans, on bind,. 11. U L -ouzo, te.. No.
110 Third at.. littabtogh. Pa. . ao3-17
M. GORDON, Secretary Western limn:
ranee Co.. 92 Water amt.
JGARDINERCOFFIN,AgentforFrankIin
T Jar d e insug . cusecodpany. northeast turner of Wad
A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu
foal r o aommee Company. 42 Water street
MUSIC, .&.C.
I CHN H. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes
*Luia and Mired Inetruments, Bawd 13.0‘4 , ad
POZl=L''° 1?°.
HENRY SIEBER, Dealer in Mamie Mu
slesnattrumeate, Lad Importer of ltslina Ihrtrurs.
gent o Nunn& & grand &04 oquoft
with Oolortazeo MA= Aftwhourrit. Moo fur throttam's
Mao..
DRUGGISTS.
ICON HAFT, Jr., 14T4Ipessor to Jas. Wthif-
Ilig toy.) Whalen/I, cod 'Wel Diisggistlad Dialer irt
Points, Oils, Dyestuff,. Wood ..est, S door, below
Virgin Alley, Pittsburgh. sormoau AVM u.
Ferl's Medlelua u,lOl
41JOHN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer it
%1N Peln p ta i gUnr . oldies and Dye Stullikl:o. 21)A
All unless will vent. myna pt *Maalox,-
Ilar Agent pot Selmlet's Pulmosde Syrup. mar 24-11
A. FAHNESTOCK & CO., Wholeas&
*sn i niZ t r' d
mannAetann of Wb t. Tod Bed
etlTt.-
E. SELLERS,Wholesale Dealer in
RAUN REITER, 'Wholesale t Retail
Droardsta. corner of Llbertt and St. Oar Arad..
taborsch.
801100N711 AKER & CO., Wholesale
Druggiato, Itio. 24, Wood Moak, Pittsburgh.
40SEPLI FLEMING, Successor to L.Wilcox
t corner Market street and Inemond—Eiceps coa
ti.= ! god • Anl
ci e:Leninplate assor tme nt ,.na f Lo t uig .
parteining t odldw o
hisbugnem.
Phrillthain prenelptione ocoofcaly compoundedet all
.1•9:17
MERCHANT TAILORS.
J. LITTLE.
AIER uHAN T TAILOR,
185 zdarßrr STREET
E EPS CONSTANTLY ON lIAND A
. If i B m t.n...t °Moths, Cur Imams and T:fl,.
MEDICINE.
I ) A.DAVID BUNT, Dentist, may again
In found In tits 04la, an Fourth nt. runny gradta
Pattnroan's Urn.) stable.
M. VARIAN, M. D., Office Gth street,
below Sollthdeld. Hears-8 to 9, L. Iv-, 2to
T to e, t. U. difdd-lfd
I SCOTT, Dentist, Foe, to street,
e•• dotes veal. of Mariot- Ott. hoaxa
rant A. to
All work trarrasktedL tail
MANITFACTErRING
CAA
61 Penn et., below MarburyPittsburgh.
pOILER MAKERS and 'SIIEET-IRON
, Ivoracess, MlnearrarrrS of Elsraltri Pant tiers. Chtsatis. Mebane Ms BM BU . " Plpos.
donors!. Salt Pam. Sam PasAylroo "'owl. Wr Bast.
et. Also. Shams] the Wart. BM sod Viaduct Irons.
ea. Satalrinz don. on the option. no•ISI rd.
W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
JOAN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
PATENT BOX VICES. a sunnier cruets. BOMB BOX
and BRAZED BOX VICES. canner of Laddwann sad Rob
b:YOU streets, one square from the Hand street Midas, At.
{entente City-
MBROIDERED D &PLACA M&N
-itArreler—m""w.'""ZtuEtbV.l:Vg, AP"
_Jectt
_Re. lift% Beta Meet. shore Wind..
Hats and Caps.
WILSON & SON keep constantly on
op a heed weary description variety - of flats and
Cam both wholesale and retail. Thaw desiring a nest
fashionable net oe Cep, gad and cheap, would do well to
ere • eel before ponlasing aleembete. nole-tf
/n 9 CiSRD & CO.
WHOLESALE AND EMAIL FASHIONABLE
RAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS LN ALL BINDS OP PUBS.
• CORNER OP WOOD AND piFrir.sTarrra.
PittaburFh, Pa.
19-11wock embraces serry (polity sn gybe of Hats
sad Cam Muff& Bus, Clan and Fur Bonnets.
sturAl.intirar
114111101 MIL- L. 111001151.
Livlngston s ifiggen & Co.
NOVELTY WORKS,, PITTSBURGH, PA.
DofACK and Depot Railroad Scales, Hay,
US sad fink, dm; 'Pinta:am and Counter W.; Dear
all slam Spring. Mop and Thumb Latches. Conn
Kills of raga./ lands Paint HIM, approved DatterW:
Bolts and hatentngeddallealle ban castings of ovary , .
stets In farm and =O. dtf
W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE. WORKS,
sta.= and 7.23 Liberty street, awcurite ifsitkArM &rest.
MONUMENTS Totabe, Grave Stones,
Yurolture Tore, 31eatale, lm7.mlnn n 0 . ," he,
erspwo head, and ceder. .r eteehlA.7. et the
lowest mica Tina hrmthekl ochtinel and sAleeted dB.
itLQUII for hlotrueentk te,. hen& Bleck awl Pleb Mar
..1
huntkohed to the Trade at the lowest prima. All ceder,
tilled with &wad. at ale lAlwerty amid.
ea= W. W. WA.LLAIJIL
-7- Penn Cotton Xills, Pittsburgh.
KENNEDY, CHILDS ,t CO., Manufao
E.L. toren of—
Poun tio. 1 bro'y 44 2414.thurr.
Carpet A CL of all mloro And ohadeE
04tooTirtna
" PlonMe• and Bub Conk
- " Itcpo at all silt , * And AmrlvuoAr
Batting.
val e n lsfise 14n1I1; •
aEvi j;nt=.42
' -
TO DEALERS IN WASHBOARDS.
11847 0. RICE, of Cincinnati , , invented
improvement in Washbooide.for which be
teed • /Went lutoet.,l64li. Said brimovereent consist
ed In py,,perly prenariniLtb. Edges of a 'Meet of (too (or
other suitable metal) non thus causing them to Mein or
cut their way tnto the solid Ir.d . r. Sides or legs of •
Washboard; the seethe - di preskuslyemployed. having
hero toplough esproone or ado mortice to receive the' me
telle plate. O.IMB enbsequ.mtly Mad his entire interest
nod suotoshiP to meld Patent to the subscriber. who le
now &le Promwtor amen well ea only authorised won
tenderer elf 0. RICES Litniorxo PATENT ZINC
17.4811130ARD5, haring ineoudel the late firm of
Wayne, Bailey *Co. In that hurlers.. Induced by the
popularity end extemdre select saldPatented Washboards,
!minder Persona have engaged nuking and muffing
them without P ate so to do, thereby eiciating the Right
wound by said Patent, Sults have been mime mad and
au now pending agetnert certain puttee. known to be thus
ensmeeed, - an d It 1e 'Y Intention to prosecute for an In
fringements upon toy legal and Jut right to the sabot
tb• la, aft mama are there,ora' cautioned against
'porchuing or dealing In Mae Washixarde, made after
the manner patented billies. octet . branded "0.
begreened Woshbade. Polluted 0tt...18 nose °an Leine
pmnine. /t nay te well to moan that the natation In
the shap eofttb,:.V.Lboir.Lte,enshloyenemt of any Petent
rds, QOM not aloe theright to
tow the l' itetentai /noisi Pgras above described. upon
which the toiuo of the h a
rd reall s y
depends. Whooesele
order. for the genuine nett* resPestlOll7 .abetted sod
promptly executed alas low mme u i any cf the unau
thorised makes,by JOSEPH W. WAYNE.
Bole Proprietor and fdanafsatursr thereof:
Mu at Hardware Store, N 0.196 Mania.. oppadte oth.
; Cincinnati, Ohio.
Intelligence Office, •
110. 2 87. CLAIR STREET.
SERVANTS ofall' descriptions, supplied
Private braille* and Hotels are roate . ZlY. mtwtal
to avail themulvei of tho now OIT Put eery
lore offered ae guarantee for Ware iL , (1114
N 8.—C01...110ne promptly Uteladollto.
fra-lyd Jot. LEWIS.
nlllO .1 PENNA. RAILROAD.-Wanted
as 20 Awes of SMk to tompt•t w o i tko r gr i ,
Starr; and Comm WWII too Ittalunt 71. ate .t
if A. BROWN, would . mostvenieetfulli In
gas= thtPit=l:4" Its'"
"=tV 'an= W t d A ol:l'en IWO=
_J... =rooted equal
tO lar We Malted Awes. lila duo& no In 'removed
without tba old of a senor driver. Baring parobsard the
rook. tool., and rant of the Wand E4tabll.l.mont Cl
Rum ducelellond, I am_lMM.to turnlah their old
oastamor. on well a. tbspubllo at l argo,
n..
Ia their liar. avow, n O
0.. Wood M, Plttatnn:
A. 111101177 .
I AMORY BLUE —The attention of fami
mmirtad„,-,talregliNm=..4l'L'itr.
'no I•undry Blue possosaa, cm tha uttivati Indlsra
!ha rantuto of Impartiog • knot eolor to cloth.O.
tog Moth more elzeple and oonvepteot Ihr tom. sad of to-
Mil • Wing a.t.S l , MO hat 0.1.1,1 g to tha hot that not
war than ono half of the Indigo eau be dlseolvad ny on-
Eft. IC la attllttly deatltuta of any Otopertlealnhortona to
&ALL W. would mak% a trial, and warrant it to to at
toptemmtad bat asla &FM,
da29
No.l4l — Wcod pt.
('/OLDS• are•not always Consumption, yot
d u Faostuntion is genTany the malt of necleKled
Co Bovirs.oLthet t a d procure , larlat4lT . o b ;llt
I tila r =bi ta fa h tiMir.,Ysii; 6 s .t.
V 1309--9 bus. now landing from steamer
Cloolansti Ihrsolo by.IS AIL DICKEY 00.
UTTiii--15 Obis V
front Roll Butter on
Sand sod for We br entuvrrt
RITE BEANS-7 5 bus, a prima rL
maul°lta.93 Lod 9S riont re.
ggg;WELLED CORN kg u reivect
a/ I P and We A. mop/.
F OGS-10' boxes to anise, for it le
----
- -
,*4 uth2l IBLIALIDICKI A OO
vApt a sß. PI 4 G IRON— %10 finive
4.'tPit ,"a
100
TV4rMLlllO4"O.'r
'NEW YORX ADVERTISE:MOM.
From VIL,Ca6D. it SWELL'S General Adrattsin
No. New York. (late Ito. B O
Nassau wtreet.)
Rd . table itirtuin th, atv_qf New Park.
PAPEB H A NGINGS,
V11032811X. AND 9XIAIL
THOMAS FAYE &
256 and 257,Broadway, New York,
Directly eppoidte tb. CitY nail& Put.
RAVE constantly on hand a' full stock of
Amerieen and iivnell Paper Doet s rs.
re Priam Certain Papery B Testers Statues,
umdsempea,km, of erery style known t the trade.
Marehmts laying to their stocks, am bmayt from lint
b onds, m . lu fiatm, ply aud Im direct from
Wrench klenufsetnrers, for wh lan
om wean sole agents le the
United Dtakse.
d Colic°.
pmpriees the delimit styles of
Decoration,. Eiperial Importation. •roade, when deelpel,
Prom our ardeedid oelled.bn of amid, Artistic Paper
Hanger; rent to any part at the Unlpal !Staler. mhl4l3m,
Umbrellas and Parasols.
JOHN I. SMITH,
WHOLERALE , MANUFACTURER,
234 and 235 Broadway, New York.
The most extensive in the world.
THE late fall in the price of materials, con
tit 7lVlV:rll,l='gra r r,g; uf'arttemSagn‘g
trZICT and to offer to Merchants. at very low piece, the
largest and moat complete affleortment Of
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
to be found In Europe or America. Merebanta yleltlnar
Nav fork to bur their good A tie respectrally Invited to
mill and examine th..tock, /Von ri
N. B.—Please out this card out and put
It tnyour poa.
et rook for refennice. • JOHN
toh9.ltiv Manufacturer.
1855. MILLINERY.
• Mrs. WM. SIMMONS,
664 Broadway, N. T
11'd now prepared to extdbit, pod offera for
wo to .01oksoleand retell Bayern. !K the lowe st pea.
e cash mime, th e largest wed bat retorte d Leek of
French,
_L'nglish and Anal= ,allhinery and Straw Geode
weer oPlwed at any one establishment In this WY: °gam.
If net Ara eerier to her taster impartation. They nese
been eels:Med with Brest rare by the celebrated French
milliner Madame la Pa
dmileur, of Paris, and Ilrs. Larnstm.
tine, of hamtst.. , London.
P. B.—Pattern 11= d eonstontly on hind. ardor, by
punctually - it to. Mte. f 113111048.
11e274107 664 Broadway,Nes York..
Dag , t , Lerr r.r elge Materials, &c
m o" t "'
L.NTWatirS lacnortil Depot of Materials
for the Dannfaninnypo. and for ',tattooing. P.m.. ,
Catiloinms furtplibed on application.
Goode can - be omit Wittman payable on delicacy, but
porthwi with whom we Ore nuaoluaWtad, must give safe,
Paco ao to duly ability to Par f. tea good, on •Crimd. or
remit with their order alDnfth to moor expaotoo of iron.-
poi:dation. f0.:7-3mv iC A hTitONY. 3Cdi nroadnity.N. S.
New York Bag Manufactory.
AM, a
Flour, Feed, Grain, Meal, Hominy,
Shot, nn.m.t., Silt. Guano And all other kinds of
Ifis made and prhatod to order by meeldnery It dr.
y:teh. Address, a. above.
Plattstrca. Yno York. fe...14m•
WM. SIMMONS,
Who Wale Denier in
STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY,
nerzaa .311.8ROALMA.Y. N. F.
.-,OZOVI Urn?,
Straw Goods, French Mowers. &e.
VASII purchasers are solicited to examine
ourstnea of
STRAyg G9OD_,S
Fr.& to und au t uror to that
of any other similes hone the Olt..
We obeli receive, the eamma 11P-IMIU. per steamer, nnd
of out oven manufsetureethe latest styles of FICINNhTS,
French Moen, to te—ithleh we offer !‘o CASH Dutch.
"r f= "r" r e t al= st.. j eo l 7:lMl 4 lliorns.
CASH MUSIC & PIANO STORE
HORACE WATERS
Nu. 333 Bro:adway, New York.
OPPOSITION TO
Music at Greatly , Reduced Rates.
OTWITHSTANuING the combination
kof Mule Deislers to WV op the PH.. of eon eapl.
in mut apron. the Wareing of minrecompisters, end
their refn to extend to Mr. Waters the courtesies of the
Mud. he is =At. immense salee—tiselog obi:indent eel.
der.. that he boo plans countenance .4 support. In h e
rim:ration to the Orem& Monopoly, and In his efforts to aid
hatless Talent, and to adopt the Nations) iCarrency.
Fuck of Artistic. and Swope. Musts Is immense. and
the catalogue of his pep treibllcations le roe of the tarpd
es,W. in the United /Rates. Ile has also ads
a Great Reduction in the twines of Henn. Melodeons and
Musical Instruments oral kind. Superior tonal OIL, tete,.
Piano. for RM. $2OO and 13=3.1nierlor of as Gerd
and instrum.te strum and as dandle al those which
met MOIL Munn of everrrurietyof style and price unto
$lOOO. et.nrising Lhasa 114 tee different manufactuim,
Warnsthem the cre le tratad weaken mirrored ilaasos
War on ns Minis and thOhlt Pr... , 2E O U. ru..of
T. Uttar /I Co.'. make. (oernm of the Loll. peteriti
Second hand Ilan. at greet hammer. Pees from $4O to
$l3O. idelodecm.fersofiesdigetscluiennfartories.
Ins the melluosesse. D. It IL W. Settifs Melodeon. item.
.4.10 the eggiel temTZ) the to Teel, in the United
ta
Ph,. Prices, $4O. CO3 VON $llO. $123. $13.5,_ and
$l5O. Mmlth's Double Slelodnon, $ 35) torso
and Milcdc. rearonleent. The test terms to the traits,
schools, Ad; 1236 pm. cent. disconot to elergymen and
aerobe. All or&rspromptlyattended to. Music sent
to all parts of the country,post.pald„ et the reduned rates.
Gemara! and *elect catalcorma and ...talent price* of
Pb..an giersrarded to SOT Min. free of charge ' feiffni•
-
.A. J FRD.
611 CANAL STR.VT, NNW 101tK.
3101.1 n ux BELL,
IMPORTER .4.I2I,MANUFACTIIRER OP
CLOAKS, ec . ,,BIANTILEASI
-vroTILD s're:spectfilbillifonit the trade
v that his Insterrud gag joartitresi Styles Go. the
Err.. Trade will 1. ready 11 . .1 inlpIRC., on the nth of
yetwaary•
ts,ing the way tltgmCl.'tl.Tebane PIM Nem Y art
who to pet linttlilif visiting MU MUM. 0., manna.
bygaitthat e wilt hare hitsr and wow varied styles
than any house la the trade, I
jyrThe natiee of dealer* ignited to theater.. and they
may rely gnaw even attention. SalliTrov
BCiIIEFFELIZT 8R0T83388 de co.,
WHOLESALE .DRUGGISTS,
NEW TORE.
par.reweud t. No. 170 Mhos rt., ror.slltrstourn.
IMPORTING the leading Drugs from their
otistost motets. both lo Europe ind butt loSirs, sand
Prowl+ wtd tosllsh Cbernirals, Porrothory, Toh,
N.H..," flair Brtoihrs, Ittlr U loves and Strum Potis
Trieste Spouses. 'Torts, Soapy, to,. k., they rift, 014110 on
lb. ...treasonable tens. Orders either In porson, or by
tosil, trill recess their host stttottlen, 741212t0•
A LDE.RMEN,, _
I. Donaldson, Alderman
gFFICE, comer of Venn and St. Clair !its
ilttaburgh. 6tl Imainesa pertaining to the arta,
rman will be rromatit attended to.
Patrick Manna,
ALDERMAN OF THE THIRD WARD
OFFICE corner of Grant and Fifth streets
(formerly occupied by Ablormso when sl
o ft
portailwng to the office of Aldormao ► and Justt
of the Pears CHIN, promptly atteMod to. . re:P.lak
MISCELLANEOUS.
& KILGORE,
biANUYSOTUREAS .
COOKING. HEATING
FANCY STOVES,
GRATES, FENDERS,
Pipes, Boxes, and Foundry Castings of
all kinds.
OFFICE AND IfAREHOUSE,
No. 267 Liberty St., corner of Bond,
PITTSBURGH, PA•
RO: : • Y • : ON'S
LIVERY AND SALE
- STABLE,
orner Diamond street and Merry Ir '
.D 1641 PI9TBBIIRIIII. CA._
. ASIIMM HOUSE,
•Amon !LIBRE", ABOVE. REVENTII STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
H. S. BENSON, reopen-roe.
grrriare Board; 51,50 per day—Par
M., go 111611-Ivd
VtjALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and'
V Dealer lA t rale.fimit aneleeorstly• Paper liar r
lo ral l j o ige gb I, C orth s e relelirated roarokartarea, Dell•
wart W!.. of Port.. m 1043
VA_
LLIa PASHIONS FOR LA.VIE — S T RHES - E3 •
E.B.—Tha Pariah ruble. 4.1 MIR, direct perstearaer
ir be on sale on the let Preairaristiruk
la B.IBIIBBN.
Nn.2Bllc Perm above iland street.
'Kum SOWS & CO.,
PROPRIETORS
'KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE,
yara b.ORWARDING AND COMISIISSIOb
MERCHANTS, Canal Ba r th, Bernath attest, HO.
Pa.
Bun, Lard, Lard at. Mesa Park, 8.0. Baum Moe as•
tea and Nn.laalt,Antbraclte and Beach Pig Iron, Whet
Brick and Clay. Antbraelto
Enlll/.
BANKING O . 7 HO SES
JOHN T. HOGG:
SEW TORN.
No. V. SOUTIISD ST. PIIII.ADELPIIIA,
PITTSBUROIL ALLPO II EN Y 00,
SOMERSET, SOMERSET CO.
MOUNT PLEASANT. WE , TMORE'D 00, Pena*
. CONN ELLSVILLE. WATETTE CO..
UNIONTUW_ • . •
BROWNBTILLF
Domlts recolvad, lllatuunta made. Drafts 1.06 ht, Pea
and nolbvtad. Bank Note§ and Spada bought and .010
Stmeta, Notes and Gibe., Saeuritlrs bought and oo
ourgersondenna and colleetkm.
ocal)41
Agency. •
MOSES F. EATON, No. 10 Sixth Ith, agent
f or wenae and baying PATXYIT RIGHTS, I.
or t to d MI the following lately patented artlelec
Trott's traleg:lngm isegn.r.
Doa Co✓ iirlloek Drilling Machines. n.
Myelin:l4'a Btationa , tlA,nd Iteztall• Paler.
o,‘„thlAr=t l rou Itallen:dVer th w hi o ,
Thews articles hare bean emoltied by Practical =Khan
maatobta and prononntedatiturrier to IVY Inn. ,
Hs to also authorised to kit Bights to nuke and land
Om articles In anY Port 01 tha annum..
lle has also for asui hot.pratimed httastuldWasheraAnd
pnl.hmDs =repsse Wark a hall Affinlates got . the sale or
or patented illgra and new Inrentions,ad to to Oa
b .. t000 . r.l and .inatant attention: com •
•
fie refers the following
GARD.
The liana:Mai have long been e.nicsinted with. Mr
Moen PeEMOD. and hero no heatation Is recommending
him to all who may ulna to employ ale melon. es • on •
tlenneo of undoubted integrity•nd indefatigable industry
to erteNto exertions every reaanco may, •.ct
Neville &Craig. W, Itobleuemnr.
Wm. Wisner, Jr. J.Aporau,
W. IL Deney. ll.Childat 00...
Tames Wood, NAtolmet a gone.
A. Mond.
Kramer a Roam,
P.3.lringstma. •
=
- Wall P. Johnnie%
'Andrea Ititoo..
1 Mann IdeC•ntUesa.
. -dtf
It Lomat.
wa
ArtLt Arm,.
£ W. Lomas
Prernusau. Plimesibu
Dn o tarii Tribtm,
The ftsperpf the alsl.
Pir t :3 is one of the oldest and most widely
traVe l =l l 74=in,ialr to seam the
Inn Magee and the Upper ntwilmlLVA.
teeltto
art
to tUDUPUQUIII
DAS lralogVlameDWy.WwkT7 cad TrhWeekty.
=V: Mna= telit="lParmZr4f
111 FLOUR--30 bblo. store- and for
JAL sake by A. k A. itaieni. 214 SAIL
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
From California.
Our San Francisco papers are to the let inst.,
three days later, our journals by the Star of
the West being to the 26th of February.
We copy from the San Francisco Herald of
February 27 :
PAOI, BACON & Co.—Messrs. 'Page, Bacon &
Co. propose, in their new arrangement for resu
ming their businese, to issue ifirtificatca of de
posit, bearing interest at one per tent, per
month, which certificates are guaranteed by some
of our first men to the amount of over a million
of dollars. The bond guaranteeing the certifi
cates has been duly executed and acknowledged,
and as soon as the amount required by the firm
is made up, which will doubtless be done shortly,
the certificates will bo issued and the house
placed upon a good basin.
An these certificates bear interest, and are ne
gotiable and amply secured, they must become
at once an excellent investment for parties who
have been heretofore in the habit of depositing
where no interest has been allowed. In the pres
ent state of our money market, we have no
doubt these certificates will be at once taken up.
Watu, FARGO & Co —ln all the towns of the
interior, says the Tribune, except San Francisco,
Sacramento, Marysville, Nebada and Diamond
Springs, Wells, Fargo & Co. have kept paying
certificates of deposit as fast as presented, and
it cannot bejuetly said that they have euspen
dad. It appears that in all their interior offi
ces they have a surplus over the amount due
their depositors, and as soon as that surplus can
transmitted to the offices in towns where they
suspended, specie payment will be resumed.
From the Herald. Vith alt
We take great pltaeure in announcing that
Wells, Fargo & Co., resumed business yesterday,
and everything connected with their establish
ment went on as usual. The eat of Washburn
and others against Pardee, commenced in the
Fourth District Court, in whictithe injunction
was granted, has been discontinued, and en or
der was entered vacating the appointment of the
Receiver.
Peon, BACON & CO.—The banking house of
Messrs. Page, Bacon & Co. was opened yester
day to special depositors, and parties having
property placed in the custody of this house for
safe keeping were afforded an opportunity to
withdraw the same. The bank will be open
again to-day.
Annul & Co.—This firm have confessed them- 1
selves insolvent, and applied for the benefit of
the insolvent act. A stay of all proceedings on
the part of the creditors of the firm, and of L
C. Woods, is ordered by Judge Lake, and notice
is given that the creditors appear on the 81st of
➢larch, to show cause why the prayer of the in
solvent to be discharged from his debts should
not bo granted.
ROBINSON'S SAVINGS BANK..—After a deal of
skirmishing on the part of creditors, the sheriff's
officers, and constables, an entrance was effected
yesterday morning into the banking house of
Robinson & Co., the iron doors of which have
ever since Friday morning resisted all attempts
to enter. There was a rush for the precedence
of course, but Constable Silverthorn managed to
make the first seizure and attach the gold scales,
office furniture, &e.
1 There was a fierce trial of strength for a few
MONOPOLY
moments between the outs and the ins—the one
to force an entrance, the other to bar the door
and exclude the crowd. The outs succeeded
and the search commenced. Upon opening the
vault nothing was discovered except a specie
bag, which, on examinatiom, was found to con
tain three pounds of—shot, and an indefinite
quantity of needles, which severely pricked the
party who grabbed it. Robinson St Co. publish
a card notifying their creditors to meet them to
day, when a full statement of the affairs of the
institution will be made.
1 , 1111011Y3 MINLICS E-CCHA3GE BMIIE.—Dr. A.
S. Wright was arrested yesterday upon a warrant
issued from the Fourth District Court, but was
released from custody upon procuring sufficient
bonds.
Seam the este paper of March L
CORRECT STATILSISSIT or ADAMS & Coo AY
fallle.—From the papers filed in the Fourth Dis
trict Court, together with the application of 1.
C. Woods for the benefit of the insolvent act,
we have made out the following statement of the
affairs of the firm of Adams A. Co. The totals
have been computed with great care, and the
exhibit may be looked upon as perfectly correct,
so far as relates to the business transactions of
the firm this. city. Nothing definite has, as
yet, been ascertained of the liabilities of the
country offices.
Assets.
Overdrawn accounts, negotiable
notes and personal property $788,771 37
Stocks 176,210 04
Gold coin, bars, d:u. iu S. F. office... 334,546 11
Same in country offices, estimated at 300,000 00
Personal property of I. C. Woods 2b6,947 00
$1,856,776 92
•
From whteh Is to be dedoetea, we
presume, the $105,672 Wt over
drawn by I. C. Weals and James
King of Wm
Total assets ......................$1,751,19249
Total account due creditors 4973,138 25
Total amount due Adams & Co. N. Y. 102,000 00
Amount due on open accounts and
depositors up tliO country 500,000 00
Individual debts of I. C. Woods 04,650 00
Total liabilities . $1,640,288 26
From these figures it appears that the total
uses amount to $1,751,192 49, and liabilities
to $1,640,288 26, leaving. an exam of assets
over deposits of $110,904 24. It will than be
seen that the liabilities amount to nearly the
same sum as the assets, bat front the nature of
the latter, it is more than probable that no morn
than 60 per cent on the whole amount will be
realized. It to also estimated that the real es
tate belonging to the firm is estimated far be
yond its actual value.
A meeting - of the crafter& of Robinson & Co.
was held on the 28th of February, but nothing
was done beyond a comtnitee appointed to eg
amine the books.
In Jamestown, John H. Richardson, who via
doing a banking business at that place closed his
doors and departed. His depositors lose about
$30,000 and Page, Bacon & Co., about $3,000.
Upon Richardson's departure his safe was broken
open by the people, but only $2O were foand
therein.
George W. Plume, at Marysville, enopendod, as
did also Hamlet Davis, atNevada.
The Alta Californian thus estimates the amount
of specie drawn from the several banking houses
during the excitement:
Page, Bacon &. Co $BOO,OOO
Adams & Co 200,000
Lucas, Turner & Co 400,000
Wells, Fargo & Co 200,000
B. Davidson 600,000
Drexel, Mather & Church 200,000
Robinson 19,000
Wright 16,000
The San Franciscoliounaal thus sums up the
elate of affairs at the departure of the steamer:
Page, Bacon & Ce.--the first, that closed—
will open again, provided that an arrangement
can he made, with *editors for tine on certifi
cates of deposit. The people in general have
sonsiderable confidence in the ultimate solvency.
of the house.
• Adams & Co. have declared themselves Meal
vent. They probably will ultimately pay a large
dividend, but not cent. per cent. Still Ad
ams & Co., from tne fact that its express bust
neas is almost identified with the state, must, it
would nem, in sem° shape, continue to exist.
Wells, Fargo & Co. have resumed payment.
Tbey arc on every ha nd considered safe.
Dr. Wright's Miners Savings Bank promises
fairly. The managers assert that they will eith
er open this week or make next week a state-.
meet and proposal ' to their creditors that must.
be aatiefaefory.
Robinson & Co's., affairs are in considerable
confusion. We can make no certain statemedit
in regard to them.
Lucas, Turner & Co.; Palmer,Cook & .
Davidson, -Drexel, Bather & C h urch, Co.,'
Tallant &
Wilde, and Handers & Brenham, have firmly
stood the "run" and arc considered perfectly
safe.-- No private firms have to oar knowledge
yet given way ender the pressure. •
Faint Till Moats.—The Alta California of
March 1, says
The long looked for rain has come at last,
and the miner and the agriculturalist will gain
thonsande where they have lost hundreds by the
bank failures. It has rained steadily for nearly
seventy two hours, and judging from the co
conuts already received, we areled to believe It
has extended all through the etite. ,
Throughout the' raining section an immense
quantity of dirt has been thrown up, awaiting
only for water to repay the miner for his toil.—
pr genm, for whose opinion we entertain
ofound respect, estimates. that in El Dorado
county steno enough dirt has been heaped up to
wash out $8,000,000.
U. 8. Baaaeu MINT.—The following is a &tate
ment of the operations of the U. 8. Dranehlilint,
at Son Freinc.,, for, February : •
saiI)BOLLION.AZCIIPTit POI TIIII MONTH Or ;WT.
Deposited for coin, ounces .........
Deposited forbore, ounces' 10,928
Ow *U . ». .
0, MARCH -27,
105,572 93
Ltobtlata
$2,434,000
~. ....78,J87,41
Toted ounces.
.....4,822 64
UM91.,Z1U1 . 111
VOLUME LXVIII
GOY. rOLLOCKny VtITO MESSAGE
On the Milts laeorparala •he Bank at Pow•
- town.
•EXECUTIVB Cannata 1 .
Harrisburg, March 23, 1865.
To the Senate and Iloape of Repreeentatiree.
Otartamen—l herewith return to the House
o f - Representatives, in which it originated, bill
No. 276, entitled "An act authorizing the incor
poration of the Bank of Pottstown," with my
objections to the same. Should the number of
Banks and the amount of banking capital in the
State be increased ? And if so, to what extent
and in what localities, are the questions that de
serve and should receive a careful and candid
consideration. If local and personal interests
are permitted to determine the questions, the an
swer will be found in the unusual and extraor
dinary number '5.1. applications for bank charters
now pending before the Legislature. But the
number of applications is no just criterion by
which to determine either the wishes or the
wants of the community in this regard. Their
number and the pertenacity with which they tire
pressed, have startled and alarmed the public
mind, nor hart the favorable action of the Legis
lature, in granting these demands, served to al
lay the apprehensions and fears thus excited.,
The policy of the past tow years may have
been too severely and unnecessarily restrictive;
yet this policy should be preserved rather than
abandon the State and interests of her people to
the destructive influences of a wild and reckless
system of .banks and banking. That : some in
crease of banking capital is necessary in certain
localities within this Commonwealth, will not ho
denied ; that a large increase is not demanded,
either by public sentiment or by the public well,
is a truth equally undeniable. In the creation
of banks, a sound and honest discrimination as
to number, locality and the demands of trade
should be exercised. Their number should be
determined, more by the actual wants of legiti
mate trade, than by the wild fancies of stock
jobbers and rash speculators. The sudden, and
unnecessary expansion of the currency should be
avoided ; and whatever tends to produce such a
result ought to be discountenanced, and, If pos
sible prevented. The history of banking in cur
own and other states Is fall of metal lessons on
this subject. Experience should teach us wis
dom, and our present and future action, in rela
tion to banks and banking, should be regulated
and controlled by her teaching. The advanta
ges to be delved from an increased number of
banks are more fancied than real. It is an er
ror to suppose that an increase of banking capi
tol adds to the actual capital of the State or na
tion. Banking capital is but the aggregation of
individual capital ;
previously existing, rendered
more e ffi cient perhaps,but not more useful by such
aggregation, sod the specialprivileges conferred
by the act of incorporation. Circulation is not
capital, nor does it increase: or represent capital.
As the representative of credit, based upon the
ability of the bank to redeem its promises, it be
comes when properly limited. • useful azilisruy
to trade and commerce;{ when unlimited and ex
cessive, it not only ceases to be usefal, but be
comes dangerous and destructive to the financial
and industrious interests of the people. With
out en increase of biusks and the. facilities they
afford, the commercial and industrial interests of
the country would suffer no serious reverse. In
convenience might be experienced, and the more
rapid, and for that reason the more dangerous
progress of business arrested. But all this le
preferable to thaconcomitant evils of an inflated
carrency--oveVrading, rash speculation, and a
depreciated currency always terminating in bank
ruptcy and ruin. That such would bathe result
if the numerous banks now before the Legisla
ture should be chartered, cannot be seriously
doubted. Personal and private interests may
magnify the importance and necessity of incor
porating these banks, but no considerations of
public policy or interest could joatify their crea
tion. - Such financial policy would be nothing
less than the financial madness and folly.
In population, wealth, trade and commerce,
our progress during the peat ten years has been
rapid and unprecedented. Our mining, manu
facturing and industrial interests have been large
ly andpermanently developed, and arenow In pro
gress of moreample developments; and yet during
this period the additions to our banking capital
have been almost nominal, bearing no appreciadle
proportion to the immense increase of the great '
interests already enumerate These facts de
monstrate and establish the truth that, although '
banking facilities may, and do aid the business
of a country, their increase is not indispensably
necessary to it progress and rapid development-
But greater facilities might secure greater re
sults, and therefore it is freely admitted that,
although such facilities are not absolutely neces
cessary, yet they. are important, and as aids to
legitimate business, under proper limitations and
restrictions, should be afforded. A moderate
and reasonable increase of banking capital judi
ciously distributed might be useful to the in
creased and increasing trade and commerce of
' the State; but under no circumstances can an I
extravagant and unnecessary increase be jteti
fied or defended. Local and personal considera
tions may secure the passage of numerous acts
incorporating banks, not demanded by the busi
ness wants of the community, but such legisla
tion cannot be sanctioned by public policy or
!retained by public sentiment.
The financial and commercial rmbaraasments
from which the country is now slowly recover ,
ing, requires cautious and prudent legislation,
and demands that the actual and real wants of
business should be regarded„ and the tree inte
rests of the people consulted. A 'Sudden and
excessive inflation of the currency by the crea
tion 'of numerous hanks, might mitigate and
temporarily remove the evils wenow suffer, but
in the end would re-produce and aggravate them. ,
The remedy is more to be dreaded than the dis
ease, and its consequences oftentimes more fatal!
and destructive.
Bank accommodations are and ever must be an
insecure and unreliable basis of legitimate bat
siness. When everythlag is prosperous and
money abundant, accoinmodatiotut• are freely
proffered and loans easily secured. In a mon t
etary crisis and in the hour of greatest need;
the borrower finds hia ancemmodations withheld;
his paper rejected and his creditor% the bank,,de
mattding payment of his liabilities. The banks
In self-defence, in seasons of pressure, are com'..
pelted thus to act, to prevent suspension and
their own ruin. In •this struggle for life the
debtor must first fall, public and private interests
suffer, and a general derangement of business
and the currency immediately follow.
As a remedy for "hand times," and as regale
tors of the currency, banks have signally failed.
A well-regulated system of revenue, -by the Na.
tional Government; protecting national industry,
and encouraging the enterprise of the American
people, restraining the enormous and now omi.
nottsly large importations of foreign products_
and merchandise, securing the country against
the exhausting drain of the precious metals—gold
and silver—to pay for products manufactured
abroad, which we should and could make better
and cheaper at home; such a system is a batter
regulation of the currency, cud a more certain
remedy for financial distress and commercialevils
'than all the banks of this and other States, that
'are now, er may be established by legislative
enactments.
These principles require no elaboration. Their
truth is generally. admitted. Their application
to particular cases presents a question of more
diffiattlt determination. Discriminations may be
odious, bat in view of the action of the legisla
ture on the subject of the incorporation of new
banks, they'become Important and necessary.—
In the discharge of my official duties in the
. premises, I may err in judgment,,bat will shrink
from no responsibility. •
Elating, on the day of my induction into office,
declared that "I would not refuse to sanction
thethcorporation of new banks, when indispen
- trebly necessary and clearly demanded - by the
actual business wants and interests 'of the oom
munity in which they may be located," the ques
tion now presents itself, is the bank proposed to
be established, by this bill necessary and clearly
demanded by the actual businsis wants and in
terests of that community ? In determining this
question, the heathy itself, its existing banking_
facilities, its proximity to other banks and to the
great marts of trade, the means of communica
tion, the amount,.-value and *treater of its
trade and business, and other attendant circum
stances should be considered. From a careful
examination of all these, end with proper refer
ence to private and public interests„ I cannot
discover the necessity that, requires,, or the
wants or interests of the community that clearly
demand the creation of this bank- Feelings of
regard for those who desire the passage I of , this
bill would . prompt Its approval; considerationsof
public Intereat and the stern demands of , official'
duty require me to withhold my signature.
JAS. POLLOCK.
The Home of Aseembly of New' Brunswick,.
(11. &) ; bw passed tha liqnor billby a vote of 21
to 17. It is verystriugenf, prohibiting not only ,
the sale of :liquors, but their importation. With
out debate, it received the sanction of the other
branch of the Legislature.. It goes into opera;
tion on-the.lat of January next
The: ma:kitten for the relief of the poor in
Nei York, him . ) eXpetand Since the Ist of.fan.,.
Tbe, Worcester (Miss) ! Spicily t tepeopl
of /SATs sullies( something ,Ilke -$ lOO ,-
,09017 togas incomes offices.
NUMBER 184
IMPORTANT MOTIMINP.—MODITICATION or Ty E
SLAVI ANS.—According t o the Shat!-Zrow , p,
a New York German paper, a memorral Is in
course of circulation in North Carolina for a
change in the laws which regulate the slave sys
tem of that State. The -memorial propose!i a
$1,375,000
200,000
$1,b75,000
radical change in the slave code. which is im
pearatively temanded,• it states, alike by Chris
tianity, good morals, and the common weal of
the South.
`•The attention of the legislature is dirocted
to the following propositions: First, That it be
comes n Christian people to introduce the insti
tution of marriage among its slaves, with- all its
legal obligations and guaranties far perpetuity
among those by whom it is contracted. Second,
That alavehOlders should not berdlowed, under
any circumstances to undervalue this natural
and holy bond of relattembip, either among their
own slaves or among slnves of different masters.
Third, Tbat the tie of parent and child should
be recognized and prcitected by the law, and the
separation of parent and child before the latter
had ittainad its thirteenth year, should be for
bidden by law under the severest penalties._
And' Fourth, That those laws which - interfere
with the instruction. ofidaves in thei art of read.
log and writing ahotild be repealed."
Thts is a movement for true practical reform,
and if pushed on with lona fide earnestness, will
have the warmest sympathies of all in the North.
The Commissioners of Emigration, report that
the funds of the commission are now largely
ovderdrawn, and its indebtednesS in all amounts
to nearly $90,900. The decreased emigration
this year accounts for this . deficiency.—N. Y.
Afirrer.wstoilt gn;
AtillAttittlipflOtts *Pita to
t1A.. 1 *
. • .140;s: - 11 !tt
th A T M "
efr .
'Wilfredo& .-leclsrpt...- •
ea ottizeis stittialso utirculadiflow -
IPriVgjawetrela3ll2oll4 or
t; ,
e stealto
experince some of the. Other ad
vantages of pulling In our Natiofial Latch String.
Our Stipa will come home from Europe in ballast.
Our National Domain will be without purche
acre. The March of Empire Westward will be
retarded Enterprise will languish and business
stagnate.
But we will not anticipate. Events will ripen
fast enough. We shall be in the full fruition of
all the blessings of "Know Nothingism," quite
soon enough.—Alb, Ere. Jour.
We tad the following significant paragraph to
the New Hampshire Independent Democrat—a
journal which did Much toward effecting the re
cent triumph in that State:
Know-Noritmorrx ow Szaveur.—We would
not disguise or deny the fact that there hi dan
ger that the Know-Nothing or American organi
zation will be perverted into an alliance, with
Southern Slavery. It will require the efforts of
all the true men belonging to it to save it from
the fate which has overtaken the Whig and Dem
ocmtio parties. That it will be saved from their
career and a like destruction we hare strong
hopes. But if saved, it must be with labor,
watching and stern devotion to principle. The
new party cannot ignore the great questions of
Freedom, Temperance and Reform, withont doom
, ing itself to premature dissolution. And; such,
we are glad to see, is the view of many of its
zealous adherents.
Brannen Teeple rs Tacum.s.—The steamer
Tropic arrived here it few days ago, with her
cabins full of passengers, and their goods and
chattels,. for henna. She had taken. them at
Pittsburgh, as we understand, for the trip
through, expecting when she discharged cer
freight for this place to proceed with her pas
sengers up the Missouri river, as per agreement.
She hasbeen here now for three days endeavor
ing to get a pilot, but has not succeeded, and as
a consequence will bo obliged to reship her pas
sengers and relinquish the reminder of the trip.
We are told that the regular traders in the Mis
souri river trade have engaged all the pilots,
whether they are employed or not, in order to
prevent transient trips in this river. If this be
true r it is no doubt owing to this monopoly that
the steamer Tropic has been brought to a_ den.d
haltat St. Louis in her Kansas trip.—St. Louis
Repid.. 22d.
llama Connrr.--In obedience to anAct,or4s
sembly passed during the early part of the pres
ent session, the people of Union county have voted
on the question of dividing that county, and the
ofoclal result Is an followe : Whole number of
votes polled 6061, of whioh there were - 2653 for
the division, and 2508. against, making a ma
jority of 45, for the division.
WAsstaavos, Friday, March, 23, 11155.—1 t is
inmored here to-day that Gov., Pr ea, of New
lersey, litho was formerly a purser i the Navy,
r ascertained to be a defaulter, o he Govern
ment to the amount of seventy thousand dollars.
Hagatr & Ett,
,XO. 91 Market st-, nreelosing out their en
ure stack ofDry Goods st sus immensediaccrtrot from
°mar prices, Preps:story to purchasing their spring sot'-
Iply.R • haw, ou Baud * Pee aasartmant of the following
Psraroet•as, Preuch Merino., B ombazine ,
Worsted Plaids, SisdounsCloth,Tamas Cloth s
Euglish tiduts. _Eng li sh do.lluallus, superior make. of
Welch and other Flannels, with a great variety of Black
sad Colored graced. Plaid sad .Btripad Dress Silks. all of
which will ba sedd at a great Bearlike. ja.al
VINE AND CEDAR WARE.—SAMUEL
KROESEN keeps constantly on hand • good aesort
meat of Wash and Bath Totem. Elorae, StearoLosi.Oak
Kitchen or Draw Duchene. Wooden Bowls, Chllll3ll, Dry
1111.asurea, Ursa and Chem Wash Boards. and all other
kinds of ware In too lion
I also-50 nuts Tuba, and 100 dozen Burkett.
Wateroont. Masonic Rall. Fifth amt. Pittsburgh. P.
•
air2.4:r •
'I9 . OI:IBNING' LONG SILAW-LS-A. A.
1.• Mason &Co. Late oakm& a faseitai Stale Mourn
law awls at Penal.Anarial mica, falf.
QIJNDREE 21 bags Sumac;
1...7 4 bag. and I.bbli. Pleaseed Old Calmer. 70em...1119d
Per QM*. Pty. fir asl. br MICKEY:A CO.
Lintbls. and kegs on hand and for
RA rale by. fe24 It. DALZELL & Co.
11_
.. - -
ROOMS-100 doz. asked sizes for said by
MI R. DALZELL !Co.
TINBRED OIL-I'l. bbls, Just recd and for
/sal. by mkt R. ROBIBON A 00.
rLOVERSEED-23 Ws. reo'd by R. R.
sad. for mkt by trthl3 RE:IRV H.I..VLLINS.
A PPLES-18 bWs. Green Apples rec'd and
en. vile by mhl3 IL COLLINS.
A R 6 5 hhds. N. 0. Stagar landing
4, GAR-65
far bv. zohla ' 30111; /LOYD 1
2c, i ni LBS. DROP BLAuK on hand and
olOur and [brag° by FLEMING BROS.
glin L 139. CHROME YELLOW in ,toreAluur and En !Oda by Yldninal
A nn LBS DREAMS TARTAR o. hand
and for see by PLEMIN6,BRO.3._
r 2. . RUBBER WHIPS of all slime,
a hplasale and 70 3 1. at tbp ItubljaVnlitilaget
by
arlJa.l2 ORN-500 bus. in ear for tale
J.* W. REA. ;4 Water at
14J
YE FLOtR , --6T) bids. recd and for sale
or is? MILL & mom
OLL BUTTER 7 3bbls. fresh for sale by
11,15 - 'A.A A. MottAICE. 114.:d Pt.
ARD--5 bblo. and 8 k . ks. No. I Lard for
WWI by MS A.& A. b&BANE,II4, 2d et.
GOD BUSINESS PAPER, haying not
ore nits, tmonths to rt. au be negotialti by
applying to 612 IL McLAIN &BON.
CASH IS USELESS UNLESS
E3l
- $2400 W.ILNTED.,-Perous reeking an
hrrertmout for their cola am maul. a Ground Rent o r
Lupo 0 . ~,a u.ta. city property. for Twopty.llvo Hunan d
1)-a' f.t7 ". . Far P''k eilaralrAT k,50N,140,ie4 Ft;
L - O — UrSVarE ariiV C
by steamer Eclipse for cab by I. DICKEY A CO.
- 0012BUTTER - 6 bbls. fresh this day
j and Su uM br T. LITTLE t CO.. via 21 et.
IitOBACCO--50bas. assd brands, 5s and
Itopp. In stars fbr pale by_
sirsCi3 Tl 2, It{ et.
I ROOMS—.I I doz. Coin Brooms for sale
1 br JOHN FLOYD a CO.
r ) ORN YR AT,, llominy, ruckwhent Flour,
~,,mout.i to wall families for aala at A0138,_
PAT-
F WOMBS', Diamond, Pitt•barnn, and Federal
et, AlNgbany: •• . • . beta
2ogren LBS. BRIMSTONE in store and
cp% for male_by FLEXING EROS.
ARD-20 kega
_No.I Lard,
6 barrels No.l LI% tor sale br .I:FLOYD t
lIAMOIS SKINS—A thialot in store and
tor nle by fe'S MIMING BROS.
CLOVER SEED-30 bbls. OhiWtqed for
tat br jaZI icaN FLOYD & CO.
OGS-150 Dead liows, average 200, for
kr
11 pap , Entawarr.h DTCWORTIIIat a 2. 2a at
RIED APPLESLIIXI bbls. in store and
fer ma. by IfeLLNDLFA39.I2E/201& CO.
NATIMS--301X1 lb s. in store; for sale
by An L DICKEY t CO. YO Water it ttri`rout sta.
- "S - V,CLI . ES TL ;2S b . hls. Dry Peaches for sale
L Join mar) L W.
12 - OsißmAtur HAIR 01L—An excellent
~a ti kftz tbeiff..l!mi,rviitiBa of thapaleDB dos ?led
wan 08. 81.8311N0.
OUBUTTER--20 bbls. fresh in cloths,
VI far 424 ' Es DALIIRLL L Co.
JUST REO'D, some seU vrdne styles of
Spring's:4s=ow Una
mbIO - LIMON d CO. 25.6 th
.1111V1DEND SCRIP OF THE- O. & P, R. R
.1) STOCK knight at IT .ets. an Ufa dollar.
mhll. . • WILKINS L 00.
fiLOVER REKIN-430 , brut prime Clover
.1) ae..4 iv" "'ell" "444 VAD Y 24 'Wood
EGGS -48 big now binding from Btemner
"`lft.." 2 " t ' Tcl. " IFIAIRTI DICKEY A CO.
polui BIELLe . -2ll.lnzi Coin' Mal reo'4
A_! sad Salads ' Irds22 - ' • a,a'A'2lldedlaNN.