THE'...• _7041 - 1 - NH.T.r.ITTI74:OII_ . GAZETTE. - . . BUSINESS -- DI.RECTORY. AL EVITINIAIIS, 00..3 LIAVIIALTIIIING AGENCY IZI .!tpqratr J. r Yoza. ld She .uta. P /X VII /lied* lbs the most lallarstlal sad 10. ansast. Palm bath In as_ Was! 0 ' ' .17Ntrl : t, . . . .. .r De • -" -v'tudiazturattarers. . - . HF. iiiteeeibor is now imyortut ot s.:2::„ nuguaggggzewgg-gzeti iltaney. LIM itraincis of acetralle sad Ossr.ta... 8 .4 . =swift ernizilum. Assaqiilltiout bstdektas , -Sidmstre. lime knowlefted briate New sort literchints 17 thefrten_,i tie.... mud atter Noun. Directions Re nce wn , 1um . " 47 '""- EWtil ININDPIWANOIia , °l. ,„: ' b : - '. -.-- . Dr 1. 141 Sateen lane. New York. irpe Mark.% Newts - •— csi - R --- sissss l..i '' " n i z i r- i StrocitZ ed a....7 lo4 4 lne ttr ,lpsn suo ide, Potamitun t. thede tam. D ow e •Et. it ik B , 2 l .. .utt, Ns. .s Retract Oossire. Puna . i . tir keirwr . IT 4 11 4 = =='!", dirnolosr, ties.r. Pimento , BMW Allsonds. XS. • . ''''te'''"'" ' 1 01 • • . CHARD ..:. Rtin f ariall . SUES, 22 South William U UR 44... v a5t, of the Hun mien WI. te, eer, A = .6 ~... elst rx ett.tvngd.,4l3 .ewu . vt =,_t„V . ."" t ,,..e_%Te t :e white. et= Total. Mettlea. .. ... m ,,, taaTiro &valet, Neetnelyi. heti. BAJLA R—thl en ii. Veeeeere," .. ........Itedel . ((Amer} EtteteelrdM (Et te. of diffeteat besnde. "li , licalllTEnNFßll PM:GRAPE Ml= An Intently ersecated oh fewest:es taw. Hotigh's Patent Mastic Skirts. DATES tb-FRANCE,, No. 1 Barclay street, Nr•Tark. ate gestul. urea they h.. the =t - ttie W ent. Alf msanfaituras . and WWI In grcesaled aotardlES Lsw 1,2 C" WV -JAMISON & tiON, Of tae late &In •• W.:4ls:Jselrearr Sara, Grate end Fender ; at.tentl93o • y; New Yar • tly / * Iseaderary variety o Grates and Yen rra NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS • • The of tire Iblkoking tn. the liss of Dominus ikkas area - [W. but kd mast to/labia city York- ACOORDZON STRINGS, a.. RUNO, WEISSENBORN - k CO., (lato 0. .1/2poltsziaatllTbolosslaDoolers Gasman. Malden Wu. tat Instrumaata an 4. BRinm, No. ' COTTON SAIL DOGS. JOHN COLTS Standard Cotton Sail Duck; a C. =JOWL CO. No. P Cotton Camas (r =ortro. oo., . Nv York .t. ok UrtO 11 Print Cloths sod 00PITr f0L. 0 0. 0 and &limn Prlsdart. uoia toorcwoo I • • i • . to COTT ur EN:ET &CO.i Im'orters of French otstoop.o owl% No p . 40 Broad stmt.. ELPSTIHN & HONIG, 100 Liberty st., and 105 Ondaret.„ ear-Trinity Minh Laparters of LEOS OS . I.IZ -6.1:11p31756 .R.-lht. WESTERVELT, Venetian Rijn , M ibizostinesurer. No. 13 St Clair sisisst, Pittsot=rburgh 3md ULL , JOHN PHYPII, DRAMA Di IVORY, Sad monoqictioror of Ivor! Goods, No. 3 Idurroy 0e..10-13 . 'l3f: • " ro • t., mporter o Dr.* TrinolaGistre awl ringes, silk Crania. Mitt= mania Owe, g.ters l / 7 . U.Z3013 011 N, SCIILLEPER & HAARAU ths S, Im port.» of Gamut imul DOJO= Broad Oa, SMA mien U. fia 60 .ISxzhnzum tap.Wss 'DETER D. BlULJ,EN,lmportcr of French °eel:ism - kW& Swim Drr Goodies .9akfrus, tante Merl- II" Shewle,Wooerm 4e, V:3 BMW .tease, New York. eeDlVlZleerfa C B. gATCH & CO., 99 Chambers stmt, JOHN id. DAVIES,• JONES & CO., 1.111111.2.L1N REMIDY IIjPSE the -Mexican Mustang Liniment in Rheumatism:Breams. Bums, Borgne, Cut., Ptles aoreS, stleettst mars Os all external ersonts of man or tor, 3 0 1 B. W. Westbrook. orislnst origin .ter sad srapristur, 9.oll:trosbrir • .7.1 r . 49-tie:CM DAGUEhrIXOTYPES. OUBNBY, No. 349 Broadway, the oldest • and =4 ascendsutablithanatt In the United EXPRESSES • DWARDS;. SANFORD A- CO., Foreign AU Ira Drass,N. Sa Broadway. Goole and Package. for a.rded ta Ind ft worua the world.' Agora. It PlttsburthoLdstot t Co. NISIT.too/V66 IfitENoll AND OWUN FANCY assiorra. 11HABLES ZINN & CO., 52 Maiden Lame, lutPunors of Iron& sad Dertatut Finer sad Trona :lns Baskets , and nuutufacturess of camColoredOW Furniture and Jenny Llad Wuricitandu. to irZ,ltiurrss. MACHINIERT AND MACHINE TOOLS. ZBEWS JESUP, No. 67 Pine et, Now York. Col:lmhof= Merthsota for the do oral klatr o lets Tads and Cotton and Wool= Mothinery. root tho best maker& Sichuan lA . for Lawn- Us. tdon 81109." dlalitl7/616 - PAP= WAILIiIIiOUSB• S W. FIELD & CO., 11 Cliff itreet, llmpartars sad Wholeal• Deideril la Assert Garman sod- RagIIsh_PAPSES, and mai d ' aegetr u cs Paper limustsetcutes smtarials. Sang3Pss - - VIINCAN, LEWIS & BARTOW, •No. 161 WIIII.I stred.—A crest Variety of PAPER Ihr Doak tos, Btailows, Printers, BookUndw... )isaubeftmes. and Tradmessa irenanll7. tde3ls6 = • ' _ • • TOYS MO) ISNOT 000DS. AHLRORN ' CO., 54 Maiden. Lane, rialrid o rd 29 Llberty irtrast,lusgalwrWAYs e nooss AND 0:1111dN= 10P3. ILLER COATES 4f. TOITLE, No. 279 Pearl • Sixsastbs Tiles, Clarrairk Chtain.7 Ungar% ' WINDOW GLAD& YAMS, to. H. POILLON & CO., Imporiza of •Vivo& Comb and Wbsdonr Glue— ti WWWW 1 0 STELA I 1.. "EU ' • I'S • No. 1 ' " . A , ftreit.Philadaptila—ga .anr..eltbirr6.— BOOTS & SHOES WHOLESALE .AND BETAIL, JANES. BUBB, O . 3IABILET and 6 Union sta., 3d. door from the Mute. Ham, Plttsbargli..oo l . ltdhrm 1 geldants and this gcnerally, that he hanjus2 seed Ida 'Stoat of Basta and Shoes In all thole tied. Ens Rack is ann of. the laanad ccac . „ .. t= E t eflaVphis; New Yank Aston. mad ~t in Gain cannot fail to please all. - Groat care has berm ed selecting the cheicest goals. en of which he ararenta. He annnes to saanunictanase halving.* all de issiptl_ons of _Booth arri Ehnen and Crew hie lang expert. :riglreallansatissiffthbgtreel:hbo ft 'V retrZ Inhconnas.'whl to Calels' dsalt. vitt, • sel6 •T. rorrearani.-.r.....n. T. memos. ...-...n itions. Ruallia Carna g e Factory. ILINSTON,4BROTHERS & CO., praCti ad Coach listen carrier orliebeces sent Badaicat itn. 7 City. Pa.. hare on Mind and me manoranarbia au azteustraamortinernt of Carriages. liartanays.Bountra , Can, he. made la all tbatr silio6ll atitsk anti =regard todambility and tem:drat linisb." MAUS 111 all oar work the best Juniata Iron and Eastern Maury. limmin attended to oaths most resionabla terms. Thar fee cradident Mist all nbo sc_ravor them ith Wert. O win bs yerterily st r , ... an trial. w of Omar w The aittabargb end Idattelsester Omnibuses pot tba rec tory MST 16 m.natas drains Um dar. erne - _ 11/Ir.=mum ATNA GLASS WORKS. WIC DAVIDSON & yLANUFACTURERS and dealers in Vials, Bottles. wet all %lode oil:trees and not Olseserare, ;''Pirtlottuattgi. Atr, • No. 56 Arch Street; retimtetytaa, Importers of G. L Gee's Unrivalled NEEDLES- Agents for the. most Celebrated woomer tam KLEZ:XIMINO MIR= PITTSBURGH -.COACH FACTORY. ALM , BIGELOW & CO, - - Oharawarno to E. M ITlnatera DUM II O% 46 ALLE I . ' near Woad _ - Pittsburgh FNMA.. COMMES, CARRIAGES, PILRTONS, BU Ms Warder . firdehad s P e= j r. fe_ V ad a lgeu=ealsl:=of neat. r ife All w4A , warranted. won -CARPETS OIL CLOTHS, &c.. W • ISTCLINTOCK , & BROS:two now sell .. off their satire stock of COMltin . 011 Cloths. J. fea oe=oet orlon tower than na orlereaj o u the meet s= reerfle- Our meek =elate lapertof the ober. ra. Kish yleintr . r.ozelelgr torn oreelarriax, p=sask,,• ll7l- Plikln ILOera Nag Carpets Alpo ILO . Oit talrelor Shade% Stolz RateViattlett and Mate of all Mode. • With xOlll awn of all a:Web gerorrelly kept Ina 'roma tO.fireetlah:Blestabosts. Maim so Ho tel, oLU do yell Lodi now, sr Dow Le the thee to amine inet ESCIMMINI Lb. plats, No. 112 Market mt., DEAL E . OFFICE, No. 87 Front Aged. 3.1 ST &or tram Ilastst; Dealer In lake Qum. a Ma. Pic lima. la. CNA VaPotl bmahl Lod sold. 64041 1361) 0AS IlMn. $ Stkro M P an,=DAL. 4 B " &iirb triAdi Nu, e4 .°4 =Z;Y DP. 11 lloor h E igAriN ° CL g o , 53 11 /f l orth '7lllll/) SOW, P F R it tteli nt. 196 far MEAN" A ti r ag. n ca cia.r C -ant% , . i lerleEl.. Vitt * . EWA LICATAM_P! L'""..-"?.1! - ii-e7:olllNYP—artfirs-2ffeicia—aTiir landing 1 4thala IL s ' " Vritli =imp co. y - ----- 1 , -- Tt",:rie iTniffor iiie by r 1 " 11-4 4 ' 14" a te, lisor-410 0 v "Al" wus4 so 4 WON et. il i4O---"TifYgA . M• 73 ::L5O L bua lw , t sow stor il e co sa4 , ay war Of 444 BUSINESS CARDS ATTORNEYS. °SEMI S. & A. P. MORRISON Attar :l=x.ot-An.:41.1v • • mat thtlidiniti." Grant "tree; between /m aulawlyTeth and V d labs. W. RA" Attorney at Law, "Bake- 1110 BERT E. PHILLIPS, AttonnyatLaw, 111. St. Lout, mO. ter 110 BER T POLLOCK, Attorney at Law— Comer of 111th lk.od, Omit stnetAoppoedta elm Court uss stet* Pittburg:lL tor./.t-f63 AMES . WHIN, Attorney at Law, office Fourth .beet, um Gnat, Pittalmegb- 1.35.417 RANCIS C:FLANEGIN, Attorney at Law, N 0.170 Fourth street, Pittatoirgh. ASPER ,E. BRADY, Attorney at Law, No. 89 Firth stmt. Pittsburgh. J. HENRY, Attorney at Leti: Office. • manor of Third •od ST.Mor• r M 1 t 11 fAlk W. I S & C o . e (612003.0. TO A. WILLA , kCQ. BANKERS & EXCHANGE BROKERS, U. .FOURTH STREET, PirratUßGlL - IN the numerous suspensions at Bankers and Brokers throughont the ossuary, during the tut er months, ne are tangled th ra lls slogan miry Instance their trouNee hare amen out of a departure !MID their legitimate braining, and we therefore take occasion to ar sure the public, In advance, that no .P..anti.r. in 'ligre c7 Arran" or other • outside operation,' &all tempt we from the strict and legitimate lineof our braining, belle. , tli b le . 1. . betterl/1 , all grab nu t ure onl mote, bra that in adopting ench • course we thall_Pno . mote our own ultimate benefit. tea WILKINS * rANAN CO, Baakers'and Exchtuage Bram, N 0.95 Wood street, corner cif Dramond Allen burgh. Pa. Wilily and sell Bank Notes and Col. Dlecormt Time Exchange, and Proenlasory_Noteg make Collodi.= In all the principal cities of the Union; Eaceive Depoilte on nil =don interest, and I, • their prom • atter:Mon total oth• 41111, LAX—. ...JUIEMECI scam IiRAMEB RAM!, Bankers and Ex change Broker.. Buy and sell-Vold and elan and Notes, negotiate leans on Baal Estate or Bieck Been ritieuipurchase Promfarry Notes, and Urns Bala on East and West. Buy and oil Stocks on Oorrunisdon. Collsa (ions made on all points to the Union. Hem earner of Third and Wood streets. direoUy oDPneits the 8t Cnn , las Hotel: WATLILLA3 ...LJORISTA E 1.,: PALMER, HANNA & Co. gaccetwors to LlLV:9ll'gratt°' - 'l=72 { '"C=:3 l l Med= Notes, and Bpeele—N. W cornet of Wood and Current Monerrecelved on Deposit BLOM Cheeks lor elle, and collections made on nearly all mincl pal_points or the United States. The highest prank= paid for Foreign . 0 0 /marl.. Gold. Adiancas made ca oomdsruneaLta of Produce...WM. l oast an liberal teams. Euakera and W m icadua ir t l :a- , xers. North East earner of Wood .d ill streets. Ml transactlnt , on liberal terms, and ealleetlerue It romptly att. dad to. jail-I 110 - HOLNIFS & SON, Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dills of Exchange, Cartitteatee orLr . mete, Bank Notes suld 3p.ie. En. 89 Marketel 9 t. p ll,BB- burgh. 110 - Collections mule on the ➢ididci throeutkanst the United State& 1 :loin :4, Di *PI 51 tlzmuxell L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No DAVISON Bookseller taid Sta -0 °ll-N s. , timer so ommar to D_ aarlx; t Mou Zi e, a e Iffarkst _ treet, nest. Foarth. _ -A Ismo SHBY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and !Nuke cul , Pln it btattano .tsbur n 7, N. 8 2 Market stnei. near Las gh P. AY A CO., Bookseller and Stationers, No. 5.5 Wood erect, nest don to the corner of thted. ooah. Po. Sebool sod to bookstoostantl7 no hood. COMMISSION &C. A. A. ELA33.DY. csum. to Banly. Jones a COMIUSSIOY AND FOILIVARDLVO itERCIIANT; Agent of the Madison and Indianapolis RAILROAD. No. 80 Water et., Pittsburgh, Pa . 619-13,1 BUTLER & 00 VIORWARDING & COMMISSI d N NER CIIMPTS and Dealers lu all tlodaef Pittsbm•gti Yaw uisetureci Ankles. lead Pipe and aunt Lead. N. wr First Strait. Pittsburgh. suSAidl4 A. brBANE, Commission and For ssrdlos Morobnts, dealers la Wool .4 Plaines Grocers," • 11111.010.11.0414r013.- ---AILLOrDZIL rourra Lv PRENGEILIIAABAUdEL it, CO., (Succes .ors to 8. lisrbaug2..) Consollisien and gorersrding erchttutr, Dealers in Wad and Produce generally. Nos. 145 Pint walla Second street.. Pittsburgh. Ps. as.l-17 MERCER & ANTELO, General Commia don Stathantal. Pfdladelphla. ' Liberal ammo cortifignmemts et Produce rrocralir. P 177 ••• - • 4AILOHN WATT CO., Wholesale Grocers, c oms rsasm,,rrst,satt o !.?lrs=ta. L. Pgr t . r sal B. CANFTEED, late of Warren; Ohio, cossaustsa and lornardirEa l at. tter. Ett and and WWI. to Western Rearm Bu Pearl dab. and Wentern Produce y. Water Most, • • -- %me eraricliaii , Te. [nue a co ► LaTLE & CO., Wholesale Grocers, Pf Pkodneel2 Nwoona bmsn Comlnlndan Nere_hant2, end ste nt, Pitts Ashes in 21420 N O. 1 tweb. A197..23 titaa.SE WAREHOUSE.—ILENRY H. COLLlNS.Perearding sad (331tuatestaa bisrebard.aad Peeler ts, Chasse, Batter, Lake Pisa sad Pladttre grammar 23 Wood street, abase Water Ptttstel VON BONNHORST & MURPHY, Wholo- V de Grooms sad Comotodon Mombasa. and Potiosi to Plttobtosth llyootootoo., !to 00 Water stmt. Pitt. bomb. P. lIIO3IASPAI2dER, Importer and Dealer In 'ranch and Amnion Wag Paw, No. 66 Mutat .Arrans Ma and Routh anna ottsbargb. MaCLINTOCK, importer and Whole. lad Retail Dealer fn Ca:wi att ~th* Plow Oil liscortMl Ero =VI, Wimp., Rude. /loam Bat KaRIS & PATTON, Wholegal° and Bo tan Groom ma the Eastern ilde of the DIWOO.d. _ Pe, V. m. wpm, Comninunon and For warding merchant. No. 78 Walnut rt., Melva% Ohio. licroxxam--1. 8. Damn i oo.,TweedaBlblsy, Carport, ter Yard. Cindnnsti:slll , o 7 a Craft New O•ww. A. CaThertson, Pittsburgh: Tricaa.t. NeVaden t ao. Bt. Ug.. ooNamd DRY GOODS. RANK VAN GORDER, Dealer in Trim /10.1.17 sad Glove., I•cs Orals, almbroldarlea, Elsat's.Paraahlog Goods sad Panty article% S full as, aortounat of which can Mond.ta had at. 113, =Mr al Market street *ad tins Eltlabalgh. Pa. apll-ly X SWIM 03.. ITITII7IOX-X. /MUM X 03,f1. TOZ. A. MASON & CO, WholesMe and Retail Osalersin 251357 snit Stapl•Dry G 5555. 25 111th Plttabusgb... WM:CY &BOHYIELA Wholesale iTy and fitsil Drr Goods Ilarchanta, wenn Yourthand micas street. ROCERS. a. ....... 110032 BOOM HA.RBAUGH & BOONE, iENERALCObI3IISSION MERCHANTS, tz h eakea t vf t geonr. Prodose ., sa Prootsions. •No HABBAUGH& BOONEB r RWARDiNG COMMISSION MER CHANTS,. border. ro Wool and Produce of all kinds Mote oreet. Pittarundo. Pa. to 027.174 DM= WALLACZ (PAILDA , - Wallace & Gardiner, nnotssAtz DEALERS Flour, Provis 0.i0n5285 and Produce Ge and ITT BT. J• 8047 1 SAIAH DlCKEYVirlotesaio t Vl* et Th % JpEIN nor. 11011 N FLOYD & CO, Wholesale Grocers undCougaissign9lerchautglro.l73Woodsud =1 lab. Istria, Pittsburgh. tele Me.ErniffEßT ISIOORE, 'Wholesale Grocer, Reo- I I:flying MaiMr, Iltslot In Reodurs, PittolomTb lnn. w .w •l kinds oi Yoroldn and Dconentla Winos and 114 o. 316 Liberrty Aron. On bond • •orT I.'r =of mortar old Ilonongshols Whiskey, 'Web will 06 told lew cub._ - .... _ . _ . __.._........._...___...---.- 7 ----- , ~. mow. itBLACKBURN th CO. Wholesale .tiro errs, Cost yoridohede f ind Deniers In Producer and burgh Nanulnetnrog (11 Pitch and Ooknat alwaiw an bawl at Lk ob. Waohouss. 1 1 Water iddwot.litt ort 01601 13 . s. 1091 S NNW. UGILLS b., ROE, Wholesale Grocers and CnomWon Morello. ta, N 0.194 Medi that Pitts. rRbL Atl 151. .14ACIALDY A .t tCO., Wholesale Oro ens, No& vittsbarah. Id'CLURG, Grocer and W 4 1•• 1 Dale tonne of Wood naafis% streets, ham Wean on hand • taro mandonont of ohne* armies and dna Soe-lreton. Traits and !iota Wholosin and IntslL laalon Monad an the lo•nt term~ . ; ; 111-o—Y.B.Ekt --11AVILEITatku4COD.u.., W creel alai °T'""'l3'""ka 253 . Many. stres 1. Proem. an Pitubargh Idsaut•etassys. ettutareb- .1.6 i n. Inca— .. • ~... ..........-.DAVTD firCINDLISIL WICK . k ilc-dASISLESS, successors to v y .L. kJ. D. Wick, Wholoado Otoetothy ad Qoattottstou Alerehante, bowlers In Iron, italla. Lila" Oat. Twos.sad Pittabargh Mantaltolonts gwarmlys atntor 01 Wood sad Water street& lit.tabarat , Ag , CULBEAT—Vibolosala urocer and 4 commussoutra4met, Dwalea to Protium aztdlntta b lisnuactured ArUclips, 10 at; Wort, rata botikk•—•--------"------- -- JOU 1PL0TD—..........-... . -... &-R. FLOYD, Wholesale ocers, Com • adaiiati Ilinduakta.sad Malan lo Pecdan—liaaud Arch Healing+, trotting aa Lanai. Grocers, s" Sixth Arch Pittgarrea. TA, IL IL ireavoraio,..------uurs 'Lusa. _ mai &TRIM AGALEY, WOODWARD & CO., Whtleo aliPlareams. saws gereid.i. grelf6 a rli c.. i" terrANl'Mss 44 t Wnil tow maw ." M e = "Us, gl,Pkl:=4Gnl/4Gst4.VtUlbllab pmanillrf WPM eV" -, , ,, ir . . - AGENCIES. S.IIFITIEBENT & SON, • CIE-SEEM. COMMISSION AGENTS, for ,11, the gala sad purchase of B& Estate, Collection of Nestotisllng Loaak on Bond,. Mortgages. as-. No. 140 Third at. Pittsburgh. Pa 61,347 . _ Michigan General Om:diction and Collec tion Agency Office, N PR the collection or home and Foreign iternenttle andilotiter Money claim& In llkhlao and adbeeent eltaLMel,,=:e=ddateLP.ariztt ratirazt Payment offing& Inc'eb WAR' ON,leetanne Miciderm pinirensen&—Meseraliramer & Rah., wat eye t., • Co., Glenne LODI= Lon.. Steneart & 00-e Merchant& Werrne— c Lon _Or Mientgan from . re=mb u4 l4- Ingetrance ILIISTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent, Stott, Nerehmuilts and Bill !trots . otturs No. 92 t Mon wood. Swamis motoPtlT MtoMIAI irartur SAMTJEL L JILLOSIEtELL, Secretary Citi nes Insarnam Company. P 4 Water Amen FM. GORDON, Secretary WesternDna • Moe Ca. 92 Wsfat stmt. JGARDINERCOFFIN, Agent forFraaklin l a. Caraway. nartlveart earner of Waal P A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn- music, sic. E . IL MELLOR, Dealer in Pian o Fortes, Ha r dy sad Mules] Inotramrats. School - Books, lad Botl=llg. Si Porto, err NRY KLEBER, Dealer in Mule, Mn em' lostramoots, and Importer of Rollin IMMO. Et rct m Inu a tr u l ilorttlihrigaltd AJao trugtouPtsoo?,. ram. DRUGGISTS. TTORN 11AFT, Jr., (successor to Jan. M'Onf -3,y,) Whalen& and Retail Druggist and Deaddrin Pts, OIL, Drrstoffs, 5a,141 Woad sweet, 3 doors balm nPittsburgh- sarfwg.l. , scent 4 Dr. Ford's Itstitelos. m 63 0 ! TORN P. SCOTT, Wholesale ...Ala ;111 Drart, 0 1 11. Trig.* and Dro Stulra. No. 2g All .0 l. ,he promyt ithantlon. air Agent for Sehanek's Pula:undo Syrup. mar 24-17 A. FAHNESTOCK & CO. Wholesale pluata , and toantotheturns of Wblta laad,Rad and Utharge, mama Wool and bout streak Pitt. tnargb.. nachT II E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in 4'6lAcZd'=Att74l'h ' . us 4. FILDEJJCS wv. aantaa ItIRAIIN St REITER, Wholeeale & Retail tA Drukterta. eon= or Liberty and EL Clalr otruts. • _ SCHOONMAKER 4F, CO., WholesaleJ • Drage/U. No. 24, Wood evert, Pittsburgh. jnOSEPII FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox & 0... comer Market stred Diernond—Hee•ps Ur on hand n fall end co m p le te amartliond of Dim no pe. Medicines, Medicine Cheats. Perfamerl, and all mt.a pertaining to Isis business. Physichas proscriptions carefullP impounded, et al breve isitly MEDICINE. )li t; D.:4.:l l, l2il o. llll7 .lr D o enti . t . nz t ); -3t ratterscaN Livery atable. 131. VARIAN, M. D., Office 6th etreet. VT below Sadtheeld. (Am Eesrm-8 to 9. a- 19,9 t toB.T.N. mV29-Irl ._. _ SCOTT, Dentist, Fon,tri &crest, . Ors doors slot of Market. Mrs bo • 9 s. It, to f. r.. *ll vork srsrritoud. lsl9 MANUFACTURING ! . U.l. tiitt'' WILLIAM iS Akgfi 10., 61 Penn et., below Marbury, Pittsburgh. OILER MAKERS and SHEEP-IRON WOMBS..A, Manufacturersof Barniiiirs Patent Vert, Chin:Ma Michels. Mrs Bea Stearn Pipes, Con densers, Salt Pans. Sugar Pans, Iran Pawls or Life Boats ate Ala, Slackeinitits' Work. Bri4s ant Windier. Irons, Bettalting dons on ttie Wort notice. naltelsd. W. WOODWELL, Wholeitale and Retail a Itanuricturer mat Dealer In °adapt Were, No. K • Ird street JOAN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of PATENT BOX VIM, • sopealor iztklo, POLID . BOX IiBRAZI9 BOX VICES, moor of Lo.b.rion sad Rob. flni Om* ono Kum from Ow Mad .tart ltrldirw, brawny Clty -- -.: ce3Omell EIBROIDERED AND . APLICA MiN -111,taa:Aoll B Lroboo bbory ma An ork by MBE. Wil-fON, loser . No. Mll.l‘ Ann sine*, &boy. Hunt Hats and Caps. I WILSON. .4. SON keep constantly on • band every dasnri =d pt i lr and mar of ilia and . soot r7=t t is h laVat ' Vt:ap.itood and awn, wool:11 give we • eall Wow pa:limiting absorber. noliatf =LI D. IMILD.— /COI@ • & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FASHIONABLE RAN AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, en , MALMO' ALL KINDS OF FUR& CORNER OF DWI) AND FIFTH YORE _ Pittainuri, Pa. vu O g7Sdr .toot OT AA* of HAL =0 on*, DuNs. Ems. CWT. ant Far B9anst.s. .og.Artmirly LITIMTON— =MBA, Litingdon,Eoggen & Co. NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA. rACK and Depot Railroad Scales, flay, attlo and Grain do • Platform and Conran do ; Door of all elm" Onrlni,Dro t p and Thumb lAtelaaa. Cara Itlinr of various PalnA avrad patter= Botta and tartan:damn _alallaablo Iron .ft• of emITT nr. rietrln form and firklart. QV W. W. WALLOP., STEAM MARBLE WORKS, auk .ews. oppow. eftakkki ovd. PIIT9BUILOIL AIONIptaTENT-TS, Tom bs, M. i Grave Stones, loss on hand. sad sM to order i VgLinary. trot lowest prim. rim» atmdma al 0. 1 . 401 d." Cana forhiorhisaob l / 2 1119 . k = 9 619 b Mar bleb:grabbed to the Trade at the lowest Flom All haws =al wish 4wpatch at 319 Liberty ytheet. =23 W. W. waLirce. — Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh. ENNEDY, CHILDS & 'CO.. Mannfaci 10w tares of— Pena A No.l toisvi 4-4 Shoododo. ce Ces t r . .CludAof 11l colors sad shad so PlosuM4 and dash Oord: lior4 of all aims sod desniptioor ' Batting a Ersl7.lPdt?.:,Mtra='*.2l-Itn. TO DEALERS IN WASHBOAIIDES. LI 1847 0. RICE, of Cincinnati, invented a minable haprerratenl in Washboards. for which be o neda.PeLtai intkt. later. Bald raproonsuatt wart ed in priferly poupering.the BIM of • rivet of Due (er other estitable metal) mon there coming them to Nolo or cot their way Into the wild wooden echo or legs of 16 Washboard; the malteds previously eployed. herlng lecut to plough aprons< or est a merbee to realm the me tall , plate. 0. EWE eabeequently !sold his MU. interest and ownership to said Patent to I the enbeeriber. who le riawetwerr. svarrO lv P , A TENT RISC 4311110 A RDS. baring _srstemede3 the lath tom of Wayne. Salley & Co. to that Maims, Induced by the pupulatity and este:Wm Woof sold Patented Washboard.. rh',:trwitMsfful=s?drth'4eT.PkoMt:lVr [Mgt esaustrd by said Meet. butte ham been ma", need and :ft e gtgiragr 41:14 3 =11 8 . gt k ee=b l er b llll l l . frincements upon me legal utd lust right to the eating of the law. Ali prams are throws cautioned' egainst purchasing or dentin an Zinc Washboards, int& arta . ? the manner patented RIM coley brandy& .0. R.. heprored , tros,bbeards, Muted Cd.. 1E491' col/foam bond Mtuinc It my to well to t ore that the variation in the abatis of the crimp. or the raploymot of any Patna ed Medal. to hell Wiishboerdx, doe, slot 71. therlght to use the Itdented butane Prow. 1L1AT10461.4h.d4 npm which the value of the hoard really &panda Whoa:este orders for the genuine art.* movnicor . I trited nod rromptly executed at es tow vacts ite any rd the ouzo- Uteri:Wl makea,by JOREPII W. WAYNE. Proprietor nod Manufacturer thereof; Mica at flardwarebtona N 0.190 ldainlet.oppoete fdh. *Mc Cincinnati. Ohio. - Intelligence Office, . NO. 2 ST. CLAIM STREET. SERVANTS of all descriptions supplied Meats families and Hotels are respectfully solicited to avail themselves of the facilities no. offered Tut sore Ices offered as guarstiteellr hate* amts. N. 11.—Col'ettJoris promptly attended to . L feiPtyd JB. EWIS. /11110& PENNA. RAELROAA—Waated %Jr Witham of Stock to ototiplo i tgo a gri on Banks. ancleol.ll.lolon Stook Brtkero, Tl. ith st. I A. BROWN, would moot respectfully In J piste saeortelent Venittan Dued Alle Am: • te i l":: hit* tare ere made to order,. In the beet ety warranted eaul to guy to the United 13tatex. Hie Bllude oesi be moor without the aid of a eenar driver. Ileetus purchased the stock, too and and weal of the Cabinet beWalahntent et Bawer McClelland.l am rrePared to feed their old enatahare se well u the jeublie at Wife. with their IA their Ilne. Boner. ho. 5 Wad street, Bß littabnryth. tech% J. A. OWN ILAUNDAY BLUE—Timitttention of fami llet and vash,roaando Welted to thts Blue. which t. molt Indigo Macleod, baying all the propertlee Melee& The Lanndry Bine Bowery, OWN' the endred Indigo toe made of imputing a better edger n ee, hes, °the. to g made mare ohnols and oonrenleut ex and of ter g a taming of about one belt °Eng to the fad that .not more than one balt of the Indigo mai. dl by ern. ter. It le entirely dretitote or any aropertles Ini Arlene to clothe. We wordd by a trial, and warrant it to ter fie repreeenter. foe sale by JOIISI uArr—Jr. - aao No. 141 Wood et . _ _ _ caeouni. --- _ Hagan .St Ifli, N. 0.91 Market et , are closing out their en ei,.. mode °My Goode an Ininkenaedlnonnt t op.ll r mime, prevent= m at orobsilaz their mean op. ply. We here on hand a tins tof the Iblhneinii Znullovxtes, leretcXerrinne.__Wooladellnee. )1140TIII• TAMS Cloth . ..1, Dele tb leh Met a. MJCpailith doh nellni.rizrior makes of W en4 * eiotatil=l:llfilnd Blotted DresigNl. Elf .bieli Ell be old st • treat naiad. /all c:2l..ns are not always Consumpticui, yet Conant*lon Is onerally - the mat of tossdectsd co Banns (Alban, and scams Inunsdlanoly • bot. .r.:l=r4br".lJ?OliVM GGS-9 bra. now landing from steamer Cbulanstl for pals by MICR DICKEY & CO. BUTEII.--15 bbla freen Roll Butter on bzAd and us nu by SIMMaa DILWOILTIL WMT& BEANS-75 bus, a prime article, imushuaii.rarrigsr b3&ral 96.1rcet st. a rr u n 0r8..d.S nr . 1.17 RN A. em.Bitistramnoeivsod. VOOS-16 boxes to arrive, for sabsAy adal ISAIATI rsoszcze co .AI..APIER PIG IRON:-200 tons to arrive au subtonins, and 100 tonsUlinfre oo damn my for sous by mu= Divan ou. NEW YOBS ADVEDI u : 4 . ,4 " , h‘ S. 124.1 VISHLMER a SCI ELL'S OintaiabAdverthlog Rouse, No,. MO and :HS Broadway, Nair No. 150 Nam. WooLI Rdi.b Arm! is th.Tir Few York. - PAPER HANGINGS, MIOLIMAX AND IMAM ' THOMAS FAYE & CO., 256 and 257,Broadway, Isle* York, OPP../ Le tha G9V Ilu aPart. AVE constantly on hand a fall stock of American and French Paper MDR 'Borders. dn.npset l n. s e'rta ery re ' a r gl d o 1 1 1 1 = t"" ' Merchants Wane thetr 'nab: rale buy from first hands, as era manufacture larzeir w a:ad WWI% direct frame Mak od 11 , Innfactarera for whim are re agents fo the Oar retail dwrssrtment rusprams_tbs *bust stoles of Dcouratlorec Special unKeattaw whoa desired, tram our splendid allectkn of sampl-a Arhale Paw Limners wnt to sap Part of th•W WB 81 " 4 mia3'"l" llMbrellas and. Para lola. 0 liN I. SMITE, WHOLESALE HANUFAICTURER, 234 and 235 BroadcrayiNchT,York. The mod exitance In'thevezlA. 'FRE late fall in the price of uaterials, con di =tmsrg trarrllaVrlrlearaSetTprVist 'trade arid to otter to machants. at ny ktieVt=, the UMBRELLAS AND PARASOL S; laneet and moat wats assortment .%., to be tbund to %ampsor Amain. Iderthantsrtaghn N. Yor k tobnytheir van. resseatfollyilffitai to call and examine tin enock./kfor ni • • triiceic tolTtrltcr '18; mhintor onnufacturar. 1855. MILLINERY„ Mrs. WBl. 81111M8718j 663 Broadtva sr, .111. Y., S now prepared to exhibit, and offers for Atir'Lltfp-rib&V,l:ll=ag,r= taaj="4.= Wrench, English and American 14111Inery And/Straw Goode ever onwed at any one establishment in MI MY: wInAl. Pena samba . to her Earner impowtatltes. They hare been meatball with great rare by hats otiebtated French milliner, Madame Iwhallarch of Par% ltddiVEEE DArE , Ex! .. tine, of anit.. London. P. B.—Pattrn BODIMIta ognsivatlyetaland, Orders by nAllrmetnally attended to. Atria Bildllo3, • Ana4m, Broadny. EeWEorn. Dar m. l77 Mate :kW stvesoot. rases msoFtot to Am" th 4 tottorotto etantiomer uor mom.. NTIIONY'S eneml Depot of Materials Catal Gooch m¢ be out. by 'spree, parable wit delivery. tat pertp with whom we ere uwww.MlteS, Gies refer ersoe es to thetr ability to pay for the goals on snivel. or remit with their order suoughto wt. . • or ira.•• • • •• • reT7.3mv N. ANTHONY. •.• • war, N. Y. New York Bag BlanuSectory., . Him, Flour, Feed, Grain, Meal, lioreiny, Sbot. Buckwheat, Bon. Guano artd - 01l other o f idsminted to ardor by sastoldriery wit do. patch. 17 as stem 17 Pattered, Yew DA. WM. SIMMONS. . oleaale Dra STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY, scram. 312 BROAD* AT. r. Straw Goode, French.Flowera &o. GASH purchasers are solicited to examine suriams at STRAW 01144)0DS, be TOSIZA =er r , t th.t of any other droller itemso le the City. We than receive, the comtrik ~miler 'Warners,sod of our men msaufacture, the Wad Wise Of hOI4hETS. French Marra at. ie— which we ollee to flithil "ors et greatly reduced_ 'aims. 110111S14 k Krreauli. fel6.3rov 64 •be John am William. deer York. CASH DIUSIC & PIANO STORE tiORACE OF WATERS, No. 333 Broadway, New York. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY. Music at Greatly Reduced Rates. OTIVITIISTANaNO the combination of It totipilealereto imp op the rrime of uonoopp. ght mush, ooziest the totareets of ranee coopmins. and their rental to extend to Mr. Wean the courtesies of the trade. he is making torecom mho—having abundant .1- deuce, that he has public countenance ane attot., to his quoonou to the Om. Mooopolf omit Itt hie to aid Native Talent, and to adopt the Naticnal •Curranci. Ms. ALM a-American and thtropean Malls Is Mumma. and the catalpa. of his oleo publicalionsis one of the lorpot and WI adocvd to the United Stan. IN hen aho made ft theat Reduction to ti t tioMot Malmo. Slaiod a zos KV . l's'lno7lfoirrtr7Mlano int=rtas o.d and icatrummts ma rt”. 9 and as debuhtf .I.ltmet •• r0a2500. Pianos of nary vartetrOf style and prln= $1 . comprising Moor of dlfbrent mann tonomt Ahem the celebrated eicalers:fmonned Ilmtscu Warms . Plmos and the . gf s o f r. Um.. t Co.'s make (Poem of the her , . Penn.Mahal Pianos at vent Porgulnr... Prime from to $l5O. .. from jam diffeventmanufactorl.. hatitub to. the toSIL-noon P. D. • 11.. W. harrifs kleledeonly.ttu. the mold temperament.) tke beat nee in eke halted States Prime $l5. 500 , tlh, SION $115,11125. 1135. and $l5O. godth's Double Rank kiaawnirimo. fficA trod ifekelcon fmerrenteed. The hest tams to this trade, ectumia, !le.; LIN per cent. diamtott churches. All w.f . . promptir atanaka tx67g7nalam an* ..at to all parts of tit. country. p0et..14. at the reduced mt.*. Oared. nod select fir sthedule of ptielll of tbroarded to any addreen ee et charge. fe.ttnv St CANAL WiRMIVIVII . II YORK. MOLYNZWL 14.1314, IMPORTXR AND MANCIPACTIIiiiR OF CLOAKS & MANTILLAS, Nv ouca J: s z c L ally inform s tit trade that eterlitT2ll4l/ will ha toady fon Antastlem on 'Sze forth. et lahrumf. 11A, Wog ti. Daly marchont from Now York who 1a pm wmally NUM= Pala th.a awn. ma/ Milfilativ blf Yen that he will two later ata nune washed stylvo than any bong In Um tmixle. arTho mottos of dear, limllod to thrabortkamt they may rely srow ewe, at alms. ja.l4'ml• mrcurEFFELThr snon RUGGIzas T iit CO., WIIOLESALE D YEW' PORK. Straremoced to .Ve.170 a/ Beekftua. IMPORTING the leading Drugs from their odainal markets, both Europe Euro anlana Indium. and Preach and Zngilsb Chemicals, Perfumery. _Tooth, Nell and Hair Brushes, flair Ohne@ and Strap.. Parts end 'Trieste Sponges. Oaks, Beam tee le, theyafar than on the man nose:table term. Ordereslther peram. or by mall, will males their best attention. . _ ALDERMEN. I. Donaldson, Alderman. 9FFICE, corner of rean and St. Clair eta, kittsburgh. btuAnowt D. 10 to the ale. of stoma will b. yromptlyattoodwd to. Patrick McKenna. ALDERMAN OF THE TRIAD WARD. OFFICE corner of Grant and Fifth streets. (shnoerly wooled by Alderman Lamle.) whim 111 DatumPatali.og to the othre of 4115eamsa and Just.. of the Asa .111 b wat 01 to. Ma'am Izio) fl WWI 5D111.111 STEWART & SW OP ORE, • AILANU7ACTUBERS COOKING. HEATING. AIiD FANCY STOVES, GRATES, FENDERS, -Pipes, Boxes, and Foundry Castings of all kind& OFFICE AND WAREEOUEE, No. 267 Liberty St., wrner of Hand, PITTSBURGH, PA. ROHM H. PATTHRSON'S LIVERY AND SALE i t s Em., BrABLE, . 12 Sonser Diamond strut and Chirry *p1641 PITTSBDELIII. -- kik:LAND HOUSE, LBW STUB& ABM SETE= gni= PIVLADBLPHIA. H. 8. BENSON, Fuer'.lll.oi. Air Pries of Board. 11,14 porday-10, Mai & WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and Dealer in Phan, Flamed one Decorative Paper Harz log. No. 85 Wood street. Pittsburgh. De t o r D tgoel . Ideated tina WM, m t r ma n. ARIs FASHIONS FOR LADIES'ERESS t ish Vestilonetr MINS, direct per steamer it be on see oothe IA ro.tmo or _ Mud L. 8. WILSON, Ina Penn. *bore Hand street. ICIER, JONES 4c CO., PEOPRISTORS • KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE, yORWARDINO AND COMMISSIOII MARMOTS, Candi Bud., glavetaß street. Blur Ftic h ;n rs ,i.ard. Lard Oil al Pork B.C. Hama. Klar'a th in and No. 1 Sal LAI:It/thane and Pmt. Do% Bolivar ktrick and Liar. Anthracite Coal. to myth BANKING, HOUSES JOHN T. HOGG: NNW YORK, Ha 22 SOUTH ST; PHILADELPHIA. PITTSBURUIL ALLYAiII F.NY CO" POO ENSET,.. NOMEIVET (Xli., MOUNT PLEASANT, W SiORE'D 00, Pesos , CONNELLEVILLIL PAYETTE M. UNIONTOWNaoa " DROWNSVILIX. -- Depodta received, Discounts nude. Dieu begot, raid and couseted. Mae Note. sod Precis bought sad mold Blocks, No o. Oarretee sod other Beeoritive - . bought commisdosix.d.... 0010cuans solicited. soTiett IWe Tribune, ne foyer V the Cilv. riSis one of the oldest and most widely h'u,Vttoilseahlgi'lgul;Mbetl"tki.":l:7"n. Any:t tr"lsinike.n—hawiekro—ru'Llw"7l;wriktilltiwitn.b44: gil ' hia — alrt i oZtug I.B 4 tildBBl..tronacin f trili be try 'Venue* to colatrum IFIOUSEKJEIEPINU GOODS.—Murphy Burdw4 hare rogl i t , large additional supply Linen Table Diape% otall eatlitleg Linen Tables Cloths White an Ooconterranes, a now lath* American and English do, white and more* Dindlas for Wed goraidg, Minton d Do o do tin.ump,rincor.s. Goods, rale and Toweling. Ilukyiern rorwl=ealribeee Roods very full and at low prime tor onalltY. whlg GRASS SEED O S-C o lov er Herd 8r• Oyu, anOhandan d "K a tukyßlue tas.ltalau tea . EL MAN IC LAND. 120 Wood st.. ADLES' KID OLOVES=3kdoi. a l a i = Carta ~t• A. I tram to :m.ICW 0107 N but tbs ben Tawisr, IWIN eau ni rdYs d.P" ' d On getting Mint UMW& L'S UNDRIE £3-24 bge Flaxmod; 2 Mb do 'Mr 4 , 4 nobs' BW"'' t°01.11111frin&l. N EW PAYER HANGINGS-;-Room - and munni , Pbsdeloble; SOO rolls norrtyrood • ser 1 1 00 rolls Ors front on cra wl Boa alassdleurbstri mirml by mb2B !Unlace. allesbsos. LLABGE STOOK of new Hill Piar., re adying pie rattn,l4 asataalaa fin the dor. maw a. H 30; 1855 PITTSBURGH GAZETTE FRIDAY MORNING, . MARCH CO, 1E55. Nor the Dully Muburgh °wets MOILMANISM. False prophets may epring oPI The grthdeur of the 11Iblo snits not .101 That branor beam that has darted It. rul. That hardeted heart, that will not part with lost . That ealrommit, that cannot brook Its lona i atrn €.`1 I r i Wtr win that ab le 7=60- . rr b tll ow ° k ri p re •rr P b g e b a glace, llUlndbmstimarivoa him to coupon? The dastardawho disgracer his native lend] Md. Mormon blot was our countren bee— Thla dream of barmen. this corrupting powar— This most Ignoble Mtn of arlekedbeas— Thiaorintion moot upon our histm ml, ounal mtorrof rettollkma nature— This dark—cutholy—mmt degrading . creed Shall room at last all human tongues unmet It. Awake! Columbia amok thy leth.g7T • Shake thy stern brow at thin stutfoul.• evil? Why diet thou tubs stearin thy breast. Warm it. and thengot It hello a atingle - What mos will my thole shalt be trammeled on? Not bythe spirit that our fathom had Thou shalt rut, mut. not, dare not be Word ny people Sr. not whining. Flares, who bow Before the rod of batmen flet thee um Look to thy Simi Look to thy gates' Behold! Who meals underneath they btoners Who Data his loot heel upon thy sword? Who resi n his treat against thy polo? Who Laughs fat theo aa though thou set • child? Who mys thy chlyslry Is parlor talk? Who hams at the fondant*. thtlifol Who ways thy wishes axon laugh? Who beam Mood. daggers for thy throat? Who spits nom thy face, soda's. "Pon mar Who spurns, outrages, tramples ou thf with? Who &no to laugh In all contempt o thee? Tide is no time to win! We in in" We have the nob of hoarsen, shad we go Oultad againat bateau and motor. Or cower. like so moor mole beneath Thu offspring of Sartorial lust and scorn? J. K. 11 Penasslynnla Lealalature• Ilseniestrea, ?larch 28. SIHATI.—The following bills were severally considered and passed :—A bill relative to Sher iff's and Coroner's ealee ; to Incorporate the Sea men's Saving Fond Society of Philadelphia ; to authorise the Governor to pay the costa of the proceedings in the - care against the, Wheeling Bridge Company. Hones or RerassiurrsirvEs.—The joint reso lution fora temporary adjournment oa Friday next until Thursday of next week, was consider ed and disagreed to. The joint resolution from the Senate, providing for a final adjournment on the lith of April next was then taken up. ?dr. North moved a substitute, providing for there-assembling of the joint convention for the election of a United States Senator on the— ' day of April next. A question of order being raised, the substitute was ruled out. Mr. Franey moved to amend by enbetituting for "griesday the 17th day of April," the worth' "Monday the 7th of May next." Mr. McCombs moved to amend by, substitu ting the 24th of April for the 17th, and after an ardmated debate the amendment was agreed to —yeas 61, nays 26—and the amendment, as amended, wu then ngreed to. The question being od the resolution as amend ed, Mr. Cummings moved to stria° out the words "me die," and insert a proviso to the effect, that when the House adjourns so the 24th of April next, it adjourns to meet on the first Monday in October next, .in pursuance of the action of the joint convention of the 27th of February last for the purpose of going Into an election for a United States Senator. The amendment was debated by Messrs. Foust, Johnston, Lott, McCombs, Frsiley, Cummings, McCalmont, Simpson, and others, when Mr. Simpson moved as an amendment to the amend ment, a resolution postponing the election of U. S. Senator until the second Tuesday ID Janua ry next. The amendment was debated until C•o'clock I when the Hoots adjourned. Storci SZNATOEL —Up to the present time no action has been taken by the Legislature which would seem to indicate that an election will take place during the present session. Why it should be postponed, or why, 'out of the many names presented, a gentleman to fill that office cannot be selected, is unaccountable. At this distance from the seat of government, and un derstanding but little of the wire-working and management in operation, we are surprised at the delay, and, think that the constituents of those who are the occasion of it, will. scarcely absolve them from censure. A senator should not only be chosen at the present session but he should be a man above mediocrity. The time has arrived when Pennsyl vania, should follow the example of her edger Staten and select her most brilliant men - for that position. The contest at Harrisburg seems tote between those who wish to have the State repre sented by men of Intellect and ebility,. - and those who would barter the plies to some triCtster to the disgrace of the Keystone of the Federal Arch. On the list placed intomination and 'sustained in the Convention, there in no one, probably, bet ter qualified for the position than Thomas Wil liams, Esq., of Pittsburgh. He is eminent in his profession as a lawyer,-eloquent, classical and refined. Honorable and upright as a citizen, and courageous to the discharge of his duty. A northern man with northern principles—who could neither be frightened by southern bullies nor cajoled by southern flatterers. A Pennsyl vanian Fy birth, and residing in a locality Owe to the necessity of protection to American inter ests he would seem to be the man marked out, raised up, and fitted by nature and education to adorn the pont and throw around it a lustre, which would redeem Pennsylvania from the dis grace attached to her electing men of neither qualifications nor principles. • • We rejoice that the members from this county were amongst the few who showed their Intelli gence, if not their incorruptibility, by voting for Mr. Williams to the last. And should another trial be made they will dill be found in the same position. Independent of all other considerations the West has an undoubted claim to the - election of one of her citizens. The citizens of the eastern portion of the State have monopolized the 11. 8. Senator as EL general thing, and Western men, through local pride, should sustain a man from Western Pennsylvania, especially when one so pre-eminently qualified is presented u Thom , as Williams—Meadville Whig. A Paorcar.--It appears that the Minister m Peru. the Charge d'Affaires of Spain, the Charge d'Affaires of France and-the English 'Consul at Quito, have made a formal protest against the transfer to the United States of any interest whatever in the Gallipagos Islands. The people of the United States may not care anything about the acquisition of the Uallipagos blonds. They, may consider - them barren, froltless, and useless in any national point of view. Bat if our government sees fit to make an arrangement with Ecuador, or any other sovereignty in America, with regard to the acquisition of territory, we should like to know what England and France have to do with it ? The Courier and Enquirer well Bays "The reflection isnot pleasant among any class of Americans, that their country cannot enter into negotiations with any of its sister republics In the Western world, in any way effecting ter ritorial Interests, without an intrusion of England and France, and a !raining that they will not suffer the matter to go on. Such aninterferonce Is justifiable only in ease of a contemplated breach of international law or treaty violation. It Is not pretended that any loch breach is thought of; it is claimed simply that the treaty, as the signers understand it, would operate un favorably upon the commercial and: political in terests of the nations they represent. The pro test is not put at all upon legal grounds . ' it rests, so far as so vague a production can be said to rest at all, upon a fear that the United States will strengthen its Interest and Influence on the South American continent and the adjacent wa ters. If tha "political consislerations " alluded to, but not expressed, do net relate to the theo ry of a balance of power on this continent, it is hard to. imagine their-character." CURIOUS COMBINATION. -41r. Campbell, of Co lumbus, Ohio, has made application at Washing ton for a patent, making a bond of union be• twoon east iron at • very high temperature, and glass in a state of fusion, and designed for box es in which the axles of Wheels revolve. The glass is for the interior of the box, and, causing but little friction, it requires but little lab...bu tton, nudge, therefore, economical, costing less than cast iron. The Intelligencer says "The tests to which the specimen we have seen has been subjected, at once convinced tts that glass thus embedded in iron could sustain extra ordinary pressure and the most powesfal blows ; but a doubt arose in - relation to the inequality in the contraction and expansion of the two mate tilde, by tmdden changes in their temperature.— Iron, however, expands and contracts by heat far mere than glue, and the east iron box being expanded to Its utmost when the glaswisongeals, all tie after tendency by this means must necessa rllybe to embrace the glass within it ; and this glass being In the form of an arch, -with its ba ses and apex both embraced by the iron, it can yield to no power that is not capable of literal crushing It to powder." • _ _ EgIGIATION TO KAItTAO.:—/k company Waist. lug of OOP hundred and sitty.seren penniee . , among whom were twenty Wiest, Strived yester day morning on the steamer Reindeer, en route for Eames. Teey are all from the New England Emigrant Aid Society. They are to eagle at LILIMUCO, on the Kamm River. The company is under the lead of Mr. Farwell, of Fitehhargh, men, who some years slues was celebrated asn mantafloturer of soythes. Among tbe emigrants is an owyeouslu of 'President Pierce,--Bt. Louii A WHOLE/10XE Beacon Than ,—We under- r • .Tai CAPITOL 07 lowa.—The Keokuk "Gate stand-that the jobbers of Philadelphia, as a gen- , City" of March 14th eays: elut role, hose acted, this Spring, on the Prix , " I "The five Commissioners, recently appointed ciple of curtailing their trade. Heretofore, t he Iby the Governor to select a site for the new Cap effort has always been the other way,SD- d manyital, are required by law to meet on the first sales were made, in consequence, which never I Monday of April, or within thirty days thereat ought to base been effected. There can be no doubt that a good deal of the over-trading un- ter, at lowa City, or some other point where the the majority may determine. They receive throe der which the country at large has suffered late- dollars per day for their services. When the site ly, had he origin in the extraordinary efforts of is selected, buildings are to be emetic!, Without the eastern jobbers to push off their geode, which any expense to the state , suitable to aeetattmu. too often were crowned with undeserved success. date the State officers and Legislature." In many cases risks were taken which prudenee Tr( 001460 CHAP or WHZAT.— _ th e Delaware Journal that Messrs.it,t6T.staPritedee h a .t. could not justify . Sales were also often made to men and weak homes to the detriment of stronger and older ones in the same town. In co.. .f BrandYwine, have purchased the entire crop of wheat of a farmer of that State • at two dollars per bushel of sixty pounds--th e e this way not only was. the West and South over- coming stocked, but the :solvency eats trade injured wheat to be delivered at Brandywine immediate jobbers. These errors have now become patent by a foolish competition, fostered by Eastern ly after it is harvested. to all, and the result, ea we nave already said, HEAT! Dasutoss.—Last week, a case was tried hoe been the adoption of a more judicious line at Chicago, which resulted in a verdict of three of conduct. Our jobbers are more cautious this thousand two hundred and fifty dollars against Spring, and btusiness,therefore more wholesome. the city, for damages sustained by a badly con- Importations, likewise, are far below what etructed sidewalk. The plaintiff was a laboring they .have been for many seasons. Many firma man, who, on returning from his work; "fell in iniNew York, which,a yearago, brought into the to the city trap." country severally from five hundred thousand to Ab ° • e° snarl cod woman mortis that when men a milieu dollars In goods, have, this Spring, in- ' break their hearts, it is all the same as traduced less than half their usual quantity.— ' when a lobster breaks one ofhis_claws—another Other firms, especially those dealing in lace goods, have abandoned the field altogether. Nor sprouting immediately e and growing in its place. is this the whole. Some of the goods known to New OILLEAIIe March 2.3.--Col. McClung the be imported, have not been brought upon the duellist, commit ted suicide at Jaoloson, Ifieaie market at all. Moreover, the war has reduced eippi, to-Jay. the number of workmen abroad, particularly in Fiance, so that various fabrics hitherto forced on this country in large quantities,' here been too scarce to furnish even half of the ordinary apply. From all these causes the trade among our jobbers thieSpring has been the most whole some they have had for years. We mayventure tea anti that fewer losses will be made, on so cOunt of the sales effected this season than for a, long period; and this not only actually but also relatively; that is, the loss will not only be a =eller rum, but the percentage on miles will likewise be smaller. 'Commercial affairs, in fact, are taking , the proper course to right themselves, exactly that course which the Ledger has always recommend ed and desired. There is but one way for either individuals or communities, which have got into, debt, to recover themselves, and that is by re tretiohment. Every other remedy is illusive.— To go on in the old extgevagant fashion, hoping that things will brighten of themselves, of trust ' in` to the chapter of accidents, is dallying with ruin but not escaping it.. The evil day, in such a cue, is only put off at the best. The crash comes at last, and is terrible just in propor tion- to the efforts mode to postpone It. There Is moral cowardice as wallas false views of trade at the bottom of these futile attempts. A brave man, or a good merchant, faces the unavoidable evil at once, and, by curtailing his sales end collecting in his means, averts the rain while it is time. The best guarantee that could be giv en of a prosperous future for the trade of Phila delphia is the wholesome character of the busi ness this Spring as shown In thediminished sales. •PAIL Ledger. 1 . 116 CA9ALII.—Ws yestirday gave to our rea ders the able and elaborate Eteportof.Mr. Blatch ford, in favor of imposing tolls on freight pas sing over the great lines of railroad in this State. According to that document, there wart, at the end of the last fiscal year, a treasury deficit of nearly two hundred thousand dollars; this year, another deficit must occur, of seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars. And this deficiency, sup posing the revenues to' remain at their present figure, tenet subsequently increase till it exceeds a million. In these circumstances, the necessi ty of the treasury is urgent ami imperative, and is some way must be met: That this deficit is caused by the diversion from the canals, by the railroads, of heavy freight, which might reasonably be expeeteel to prefer the former male of transportation, no one who has perused the Report can deny. We are assured that the railroads thus make their com petition felt by reducing their charges below any fair ronumerative rate ; but though they are thus represented as doing a losing , business, the Report holds out no hope of their abandon ing the practice, and there is thus no reason. to expect thug the deficiency will be midis up by a return of this height tette old channel. Accor dingly, the means of repairing it mist be sought elsewhere. Of such means Mr. Blatchforddiscruases three, namely: a direct tax on the people, a tax on corporations, and the imposition of tolls on railroad tonnage. We - need"riot repeat his ar guments, for we have no dieposition here to dis pute his conclusion that if any one of these measures mot be adopted, the taxation of hea vy freight on railroads Is the best. In some respects too, the people will be inclined to sus tain that measure, for a good deal of jealousy is felt towards these enormous railroad corpora tions ; still, the imposition of :mkt tolls must meet with a strong opposition, especially in the southern counties, where discontent at higher rates of freight on the products of the earth will far exceed any sense of obligation to the State for the three millions spent on the Erie Rail road. At any rate, the plan seems to us one which should only be tried when all better means have been exhausted.—X. Y. Tell. Lsortras ON hiNTNOHOLOGY.—The lecture of Mr. Russel on Wednesday evening, at the Smith sonian Institution was thinly attended. This is much to be regre tted, as Mr. It. comes to this country highly recommended by some of the most eminent European scientific men, and his lecture was quite worthy the attention of our cid:ans.—National intelliyenrier. Mr. Russel began his lecture by stating that the principal objects he had in view In visit ing this part of the world were to study the ef fect" of climate on agriculture and the nature of the atmospheric disturbance. Since he bad an opportunity of studying the meteorology of the . United States:he had been much impressed with the limited area for meteorological investigations within the British blends. After referring to the invaluable labors of Lieut. Maury on the ocean, and to those of Professor Espy on the land. who he considered had done more for theoretical meteorology than any man :living, ho raid he would have turned hie face to the old country somewhat unsatisfied if he had not had an op portunity of examining the meteorological re cords within the Smithsonian Institution, to have been enabled to become acquainted with the pe culiarities of climate, and to have traced the na ture and extent of some of the atmospheric dis turbances which had attracted his attention do • ring hie tour. - - Paoraarr or Itsmotons Somanya.—The Leg- Islature of Michigan has passed a law concern ing churches andreligione societies, establishing =term rules for the acquisition, tenure, control end disposition of property conveyed or dance ted for religious purposes. It provide& that all church property shall vest and descend, with the improvements, in perpetual succession to and shall be held by the trustees provided in the act in:trust for raid church, congregation, or society. And also that no bishop, vicar, rector, parson, curate, priest, deacon, or other officer in any church, religions body, order, society, or associ ation; no superior or other officer or member, male or female, of any religious order, ecclesi astical or lay, nor of any eseleslastleeL educa tional, or charitable institution or establishment shall, inconsequence. of such office or member ship, or lu the character or capacity of such of ficer or member, have, possess, or exercise any power, capacity, or franchise of a corporation sole, so far as relates to the taking, holding, managing, telling, or transmitting property, and every gift, grant, devise, bequest, conveyance, or lease of any real estate. The law is g9neral, and applies to all religious denominations alike. Pains GAZlliss.Ttto Abbe line, in his Chi nese Empire tells of that the Pekin Gazette Is printed every day, in the form of a pamphlet, and contains GO or 70 pages. The embecription to it does not amount to more than 12 francs . a year; and it Is a moat interesting epllectlon, and very. useful In making one acquainted with the Chinese empire. It gives a sketch of pub- Ile affairs and remarkable events ; the memori als and petitions presented to the Emperor, and his answers to them ; his instructions to his mandarins and the people ; the judicial pro ceedings, with the principal coudemnationa and the pardons granted by the Emperor ; and also a summary of the deliberations of the sovereign courts. The principal articles, and all the pub lie documents. are represented in the official ga zettes of the provinces. • Benin. Timis—The New York Leming Mir.' fur ens that othe clouds so gloomy and °ppm, sine that recently thiered upon the city are breaking, rising. and scatterthg. The radiant bow of hope gleams upon their departing skirts; and glimpses of pure sky give promise of milder brighter and betty dap. The soup houses are no longer thronged by the finishing poor, and the beggars in the streets ore subsiding, Ve hear of no more clamor for hosed or; for work ; and as all the departments of trade endlzukus , try are reviriag,:we believe °eery , honest, ; bodied, willing laborer may thud something to do at a rate o f wages that will enablit him to live comfortably," .. • The United States Platslet Atterney of Illinois •as fined $5O, at'CLicago, by Judge Wilson, of tbe.Court of COELIMICM Pleas, for contempt, Ito s aftervirds cOmmitted foh conteuipt. tie de• nonneed the Court as „“oerr opt •as Lett, '' and used ethos language unfit for .publieation.. DENE • AND • CEDAR WARE. L L EROESEN to.* b..r ssurt 'meat Of Ws. and Ba th T oW,lioree. Won. littehein or Dr. Burk.t Wood. Bowls. or.. Dry Maw.s of .Mr and (Merry WWI Baud.. and other land Ina 111211. ' oasts Tubo4 .d 100 down Bucket*. War... Munk Lima otrootalttabmit,d Y. .21-r val. ISAIdII DICK ER .1. CO. have removed to NO BO WBter awl GO Front AB, inueboom fOnaorly ocetibi.Bl by !lardy, Jonas & Co. • fol 9 17 IVE DOLLARS REWARD will be paid far tltke detection of thews= who is In the habit of 'Hof the onardners nom our door. A. WELKINS A CO.. T 1 Fourth street. Variety and Fain Goods—A full assort men! just received. ViEare opening our Spring purchases of sbove goods, doz i er. tbo= at lowoot. ark. W; Iwo d knits country to oxamlos our nook br iar . purrhaalag. Oar Welt of Looklng_Olasmas and manes of landa la complete. WU. R. TALC.OI7 a CU, m 10.7 N 0.112 Wood drool.. Ageiley for Soldier's Claims. ILDCATIuN OF LANDS—PURCHASE ANDSALD Or LAND WARRANTS—The tindErsign made armaLemonts with contkratent and rewponal• U. gentlemen to obtainleertineates or warrants for Sol diers, tbeh widoWs or minor chlldienwho are entitled to Bounty Land; also for the location o 'Janda and the Dar. chaos and Pile of land warrant.. JOHN D. DAVIS. sohla Comer or Wood and nth sta. VENITIAN BLIND TRIMMINGS—Jos. V RM. .t Co. haTa toed amw stock of Tasaels, Cotds.. Binding and Tapes, in plain and fanc tylea, far VelAttan Blinda, to which they !melte the attention of nunutao. taxon and bangokeepera. itorket et. nth= LMBROIDERIES.--Collars, Cellarettes, ReeTee:Tine Bete, Ruffling, Emb'd Atizta, Hatt, ea snd Instating., Infante' Wrists and. Caps In all the new Wl...Aaiun my cheap at mk2o JOE. LaORNE k.00:8, 77 Market at. IiONSETS, BONNETS4-Just rco'd 50 esseit4 Spring and Senermar Bonnita. • Split Straw e, Lust stid Neopolltan, Pedaillesiti, Plain Neopalltan, nlamondeatln. Patin Susan toopand lath:taws Bonnets Neapolitan Birttana. Easinallem& Hach., Straw Finnan , Straw Trimmings, of every variety. A. A. MASON &CO VIOCHINING LONG SHAWLS-A. A. Maim Co. turre on band • tow BO Etat., 3lourn lag awls at Paud-Annoal prices. tels SUNDILINS-24 bags Sum; 4 begi Sand f,r,bbLu flaxseed OM Copper joie received per Q.t. City. for see br IHAIAII DICKEY 6 CO. CA:STI7, i 8 USELESS • ;15NLEUS' Va n/311;pr 8200 WANTED.—Pht.bro rertlnghtt Investment for their ' eat cso parebass.• °rot:m.l_ll*oe of t=.oo vahableCltrEnverty for Twangy-bit. rthhdred For tpplr to foil B. DU:MEE= t.508,130A3d rt. WINDOW SASH-2000 Lights Sash Wet VSatl mit= not ("Nxired and for ear .7 Taal R. ROBISON t CO. GLYCERINE CREAM—An excellent ar tide Dv sore llps, aspired hasids,te... a fresh lot just prepared by rata JOS. FLAMING, enrster Diamond and Market, et QSHENCKS POLMONIO SYRUP-The moirt eelobratad article now In use far oaring ConetimE tlon. E dos reed by. mb.2B ' /08.1/LEMING, DUTNAM'S MONTHLY for April,- just I'Cme•edst colol BOSWORTH &CO. $2 Market .t PLARSE WANTERWanted • to go' to the cnuntry ttnnindlately . ,4 tilili kr Elln. for moan pox. . ua.tooratryr a H. J, Roan omr.. • L Tlacata• ii f : DYESL- - I hate reo'd a forge assort masa &Mar Dra..exoetz e tl u elgr irkobnb . ; lintrisoa ' %oumbia eres•eehot.e.. --• .' Didatadersis. tn. Thom 'ranting • good nrtir l6 of lintr on lawny. procure It at . JOH. PL1011211013. CITRATE MAGNESIA—I have always on hand a freak lot of Wag:collard medicine. Those, wanting a good article and warranted fresh can airwave pram» It at 7; JOS. FLTAMIQ. mk Comer Diamond & Market et. SIIGAR-50 hhde Prime N. 0. Sugar, in More &rut for side by war T. LITTER d 00,112 .24.1 16 A : .R D 011.-25 bbls prime No. 1 Lar n..tost racalTed and T vi s 7, E s Oa. 112. 2 d YE FLOUR-40' bbls. in store and for tv A. AA. MOAN& 114, 2d qt. j 009--34 bxa to arrive and for sale by coh2B numn DICKEY A CO.. /(GLASSES—.9SO bbls Plantation Mblas sein 25 bids Rugs.. Ming do, waiving_ sod for nslo callo3 A— ROBISON k CO. SUGAR -75 hhde prime N. 0. Sugar just arrieLysa and Os sale by Eska & ROBISON L. M. 18H —25 bb le White Fish; 15 0 .hif db a b nleLd Y W WZke Trout 100 OBISON CO. PORK -50 bbls bean Mess Pork; 1600 ;domes Bacon, llama wad Hhca ROB ildm. N ea , b l ISO ACCO DRIED FRUIT-1.50 bus Dried Peaches received and thr DT mh2B B. ROMON * CO. I A2B AILD OIL-29 labia No. 1 Lard' Oil, join received and fordo by . IL ROBISON & CO. O. DAMS AND, BEEF-10 tea Sugai 1...7C0red Hama_ ID to do do Dded Beetjast received and On de by mhZl R. ROBISON * CO. ARD in bbla and kego on hand and for role by 4.24 R. DALtELL & ROOMS-100 doz. ass'd sizes for sale by fiat A DAL7S-LL &Co. INSEED OIL--I 2 bbla, just reed and for Auk by mhl 8.. ROBISON 1 CO. IiOAR.--65..hhile. N.. O. Su;Kir sad for rale br mina JOHN PLATVT) 8 00. LbS. DROP BLAUK on hand and O •nd fbnalstef FLEUING BROS. LBS. CHROME YELLOW in store and say ale try FLEMING Bnos. 4.400L85. CREAM TARTAR o„ hand and far b 7 FLEXING BROS. INDIA RUBBER WHIPS of all sizes, trbalsialaaactretall, at the. Rubber Dapat,ll63larket street: den J. It IL PIIILLIPB. VORN-500 tine.ear for sale by J. 4k W. BRA. 74 Water at YE FLOC! by OLL BOTTER.-3 bble. fresh far sale by A. & A. Me.BANE, 114. 2d A. ARD--5 bble. and 8 kga. Noll Lard for sale br folA A. A- F. Stag Ali E, 11A, 2.1 at. Ti.iasy r.~i~i:~;~~~aan~t:rt~~~^.rl GOOD BUSINESS PAPER, having not ol yAr to tban 4 months to run. can be negotiated by re= B. Madill SON. OUISVILLE LlME—iuu bbA. to arriv Dr itmarnar,ErAlowe for sale D 7 L DICKEY t CO. DOLL BUTTER-6 bble. freeh this day ~ea end err wile lir T. LITTLE a co.. 112. 241 et. vtA I I ,as. ass . bran. , e an. 8,11 lamp. Is stare sad TT rale by T krrris aco na..14.t. ROOMS-100 dos. Corn Brooms for imie by y.9JOHN FLOYD t Co, ORN MEAL, Hominy, Buckwheat Flour, cl to oustallea to nit boilllees_tor sale at ROSS P. PAT ; N egbeur. fed Diamond. Pittebrust4 sad federal AH2S 20nn LBS. BRIMSTONE atone and I PCP Ow oak by VLEMINO BROS. LARD -20 kega No. 1 Lard, 6 tamli Ura. tar tale by J. FLOYD a CO. VIIABIOIS SKINS—A tine lot in store and IL/ Mr oda by 1127 FLEMING BUS, CLOVER SEED-30 bbls. Ohio Seed for tale by ja.l9 JOHN 714)YD k CO. HOGS -150 Dead Hog! average 200, for Ws i: 44111117.8. DIaOASH.I24 a 9.2 E .t. DRIED APPLES-100 ibis. in atm and /Or gee by NcOANDLI39. MEANS (Mg LIEATIIERS-3000 lbs. in store, foi. sale r. by bI9 I. DICKEY A CO, 80 Water •CI Float EACILES-25 bills. Dry Peathea for sale by , UZI JOIIN VLOYD 91 OSEMARIE HAIR OIL—An excellent I %uncle te Varian - of the figA nu. mmed by , Jua :co. OLL BUTT:RE--20 bblif. fresh, in 'clothe KlLlkasailebt DALZZLL k I UST HEW% some splendid new styles of 4 1, /I " :44. l. l VstAtivzi keo., ath D IVIDEND SCRIP OP THE O. & P. R. R trrocrE toned sill eta. Cu tha dollar. WILIELNS t CO." iri_Liov - Eit SEED-80 bus prime -- kik - 7 — ver LI Seed. Just ree•lved mittbr pale or . , n ba sILLIKLIND. 129 Vtochl et. t .i s—ia bin now landing frOnc — lteamoe. plume. rot bj MAIM& DIMES" & CO. (TORN MEAL-20 bus reed and Au ask gab 22 • A. 1, A. IIeUN& C r iCKEN APPLES-4D bbls Omen Apples . .. a ...4mA WI. APOdild Jodi for se. •A. A. zeitANR,VIO •Al 46. PRO UM SUND.Rits--tkow lbs No 1 s=s:ru"..l44Erntriillril4tolrtt" ecd an • for sale BELL At mow.
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