7fM::::E.... H . ::! - DAILY. - PITTSIWRGit -GAZETTE ESTALILIS'HEI) IN 1796: BUSINESS DIRECTORY. N. PIRTINGILL & 03.13 'AISVERTISINEI AUENCY 1= NAssur nun, N. Y 0,.. ..out No. 10, Mgettrat. Bogo.. P. t Co. are Agointailbr t.hil moat Influential and WWI denulativg econumard4 Papere both in the United Stains . To — V7iigCl — roco -- s, Liquor Dealers, and itlanpfactorers. rplIE subscriber is new importing a supe- I Nor quallif *lOll of Calmar, of which V - of an mum with CO wanotas of dolitto vial produce tin. C.F.. 13ruedy. 111. Somme of Noels:the and Chard's ltrandy. of gi Wait& sod St. Croix Rum. Arao,Clder andinewth Brandy, Holland Schiedam Nebulas. and flootett Whlety arose. too:dodged by the New York Merehaats by the great de. maid stun* thaict. Direstannenr em will Invariably be Oven by - Dr . Lg WIS FrucErrwANon, holden Lane. New York. N. B.:-.Pirotograpbte Magner:tots pe Chanulcall. Metals sod Patent Medlrie Bromine, Dago., Craoldee PotaaelualiOride Silver, Walled Mirettry, filtrate Biro.: tie. Thorn • lettraet Copal ea, liwalgatlng Parches, Kati- Meted, Maxesna,Cardlmion.Oarmoine Rouge, 0, 4 Yid /floe, Indict,, tills helper; Caraway Pimento , Bitter Alteonae, m63-ateoiV Hungarian • Wmes. nu - Ream) & 111.1pli :a South William it et-, Now. York, hole agerdtiof Huh ntriAri Wine and dry =3 ; r12.57. rolArt=.7wltTirt lu seeks and dry Whir, n..t sod white. vw Tokid,...llernew Rust/. Sopron! (11.4tnabartp Swalot, lialtator:Youbev, &Wm. (Wooer) BookittArdi, 6gri (Kr au.t.0116,271. Korlovta. *r.. ofdiffren brand, wASSANTED TO DE PUSS GRAPE JUICES. All order► protopLlT exec-0a...10n favorable Lerma -• _____,_- Hon Patent Elastic Skirts. _ 1131 ATES &FRANCE, No. Barclay street,, Nelererk. . ' • ' i . , An rrobt— Non are • gezOtiete except ther have the stamp of the intent,. All tramtractureri and rollers Is frit ging will be reveeented smelling Way. rc:,934., f , .J'ACKSOUt . ibt/Iy; et Me lam firm u.ke24, " MlTA..t i eVaal coutirmeorartlr ' Vriltg m.g..mir an bind awry variety of Gmtft and Fenders Alc. , ,Clendar and &Iwo Germ= Moor Grates. Wbcdo sale tkal•re mulled. 1 "Jol2-Ivi NSW . YOUK ADVERTISEMENTS. .TdhgerriataigiUtf4"4lh;,;rllf: 'ACCORDSCIN bTBISa& r o t RUNO WRISSENBORN &CO., (late C. B4.l".l,4ll.3twortantaf.trum W 1 ole 4t5.:11114p.2ia stad.mt".. Ja..144,mw 'COTTON DUCIL J , OED.4O'O' I;TS Stan rdCotton Sairock; 1.10:118,10E1. CO.; Nol T 1 Plno Arra. Nor York, ‘.741.711itCi1l Print . Caton &tn." aa neat rt ,n,t.pwr i rtrt h rg. Per and SatinettPrintran. tiolf.t.mr26'ss a - .s - - DRY 000D5. • OWEN, MoNAILEE .t CO. Importer; of American and 1 . ...-el Art tlkandrancy GeolAll2 and itAtniaderay- - I lamb rCOTTENNT* OP.ilm_ _porters of French ii nto vad oilustftrcrpeau Ciaods . Importers 40 Broad greet - • PS.r.bll , i4HONlci, 100 Liberty et., and 106 Cedar IC. cor.Triai 'Plaza Impertem or Laces relderiett. Wks. la. I 3•12,63.11,1.1V55 WESTEBVELT, Venetian Blind Lae maiiiketezerakto. LI St. Mir street, Pittlez TWIN PHYFE, DEALER IN IVORY, co Tart sad aaanthettaar of Ifory Cloodx No. 3 Munn o TAXES-OWEN, 15 Broad St., Importer of CV them Trlmada;_almits sad Prisigtaall Cravats, laws NMI. and 2311 k Goods art:era/Iy. 4xur3015 SCHLIEPER & ELAARAUS, Im whet of (hatoatt and /Milan limed Cloths, inalt, arlog Ls, No. /A Hz:Ammo num. tap.. 101.5 tsma . D. MULLEN, Importer of Fruit . o.aw. ead . Berise Dry Goode, Satins, Vehets Merl. bsele,lVeolens, ta, Nci. Z 3 Broad street, Nem York. : A : • g • OLIN. 11. -DAVI:pi nlahg 'JON ES CO.&ha g. paters of Gentleaume rai Ow , laid Ilia*. is, Caren of Radix Bbirta, Ties, an., V.:Warran street. taaarsB AUSE.thec Maxi= Mustang Liniment, in 14bsolitatlad. Bruises. 1 Barron Swains. Clubl. Pike Serint, art adenoid ours for all maternal complaints of man orsoirrod. B. W. Westbrook, origimil originator and Proprietor. 304 Broaden) X. Y. ir3-tjeff'ss JGURNEY; No. 349 Broadway, the oldest • - iind most exteadve listabllahment In the Malted Statr.. __.— •01.14ytang211:. =E= EDWARDS, SANFORD .1 CO., Foreign Rx - promi. No. 36 Broadleaf. Gauls and Pattager ward.' to sod_ , from all part of the -world. Agent in Pittsburgh. Admen A Co. mell3-17,tae15'55 YELKATTI ,L.ND MERMAN PAKCY DASILETS. IIIARLES ZINN do CO., 52 Maiden Lane, Trorwarteri of French aid Garman Parer and Travel. Icm Basket.. and nianorietierm or Cane .0 4 Colored Wil low Furniture and Jen/ Lind Workstandx jr9tjal7l4 • PALICHINIIRY ANT? MACIIIMI TOOL& • 1-NDREWS JESUP, No. 67 Fine st—, New tsthi..tork:Oxamtesion kterehente lbe the eels atilt kin& mite , Mole and Cotton and Wmiett , Mathinerr~. E the beet =term. ' Exelhefre Attehb , Zowell tan:o32ms. - • d°234.11665 GOaKa:lai Gatos W. .ITELDA - CO., 11 CliffTstreet, kjlmparters Lelluta. Dealers ta ram , erisan.lrenach, elms.. and En¢tlab PAPERIVareI me 7 deeerlrelest Pater Menutertstrers materiele tassiar.ss ) veAN rtr ,, l. , — Ersi tt i . t . Aß .T pw, N ib O r . } 2! ellers..Statinnn Printers. Bookbin t iers. hiamerstmana. end Tradesmen:. anneraUY. LUTES ALEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES, &, Ulna's Dawns Leeki wad Cram Barn. PAttrfer K. hisnabgtater.34 , 2 Pearl • - • tap3o'.s6 • . TOYS AND-SAFICY GOODS. -- -111LBORN CO. : 54 Madero Laos, VATOM. 29 Y llll , Y.,u " t ' ' 2l*rum uf r " vra end 7nm. nooss :,AND CHIMNEY TOP 3. ' ItLER, COATES & TOOLE, No. 279 op. , v.i = j e t als z . CianWricCtZl,34l • • WINDOW GLOS. PAINT& dz. . • II POILLON Imer‘•; - to of op...Prach Coach ud , Wladerw Ober a Si Baselsy •trost. STRAW GRODS-1_ rrIIOS. WIUTE .&400.,1i0, 91 South 2d 'twit; TbßASelphls—Spiendkt iu.taimach..t.—. Kew!logl sod so:Jew:WM simarusent: • frIttICIT BOOTS :& • SFlt...lr,s, 4 - WHO LESAL E"i"A.ND $E TAIL, JAMES ROBB,. (}MARKET anl,6- - Union r. 3. 1i1 door of 14 Mends and the publkr -gro thbur etallr, that he has just reed hls Stoclr Of Boots and &boo - In all their sarietle.. , Mork le one of the lomat etoo owned - 10 thi. dtfr and eethrsooseerything worn the ladles of 1611. tel phis. N. Volt and Beaton, and he trusts cannot fall to please OIL- , Oreat eare has teen given in masotinir theta oicest seeds,..l of whiehhe marmot& • - If. also continuer to ntanalhto., as eretolbre, ocrlptfons of Bars and Bloom and -Item his Wog •stcri.. dr moo of mot 4 20 pan la at lo elty. he tryst; a cant.' .Torte t tbase rho tavarlm stthttnit Datoonsar. rill los bitty dealt rlth. 1.116 Excelsior Care rui Factory. 21OHNSTON, BROTHERS ,t , CO., practii awn maw*, tolmir . e.es and Balmoot ilhehT.ClrY: Pia. hie. me haridand ore manalartirring au extorters aaaortment oiCaniamw,ltoekawaya Bromley Sagan. Cara. a.. made In all their Turkel. styles, with mkt regard to durabilitTaad,beautTof urine 101 all our work the beat Juniata. Iron arid Pastern . I.lleknry.l Repairs attended to oath. and $: reamoshla terms. They foul oretadent UM all who mayhem Mein with thelzware ronageOtill be porteetl/ satisfied on trial. of tbel . w2r. ,_ The Xittaburreb sad Manehastor haw we term every 16 marts drain* thettar. .m•• 6wAlle---.....112 smart. 2ETNA . .GLASS 'WORKS. 4Xv . -DAVIDSON . & M.B.IIIIFACTURERS asuideileis Vialg, Bottles, sad sit Itleds of Grine sod Ilhot Iteuroire, cor Ulan, te.—Ni6Z3 Markat dont. Pittebrosßh. Parties's, eaectlos Bat to -latest* molds fa banks 0e64117 NO; 68 Arch 'ricruittapAut, 2.laporters of G. d L flee's 13nriva.Ued • NEEDLE'S. Agents for the most Celebrated _TipoLzzy TANI Hornrawavo skaers. & 4k. ') PITTSBURGH COACII FACTORY. AGM , BIGELOW & CO., • (Sucaronr•t*-S. Bhp latt,) No. 4 LBT 8 vijA Pittsburgh, Penna. -- ---- IVOA.MES, CARRIAGES, -PLIATONS, ll ) t natitia; and mew darriptlon e Yaw" Valeteo t :4ll , 4AM'azus i thdaukt Jr" sot 6f . .matrptv .. irp=l% of andsbilley .po CARPE_ T S; CLOTEktto. - ,' • arcurr.r. &BEDS. 'are' new sell .lnron theta Inaba nada of Caraatitl, On Moths ; f at tome lower than ma the watt owe:lee tocalste to tutor the following, etc pleb 'Velvet Pll42 B 7ATMastryarraamain ' -11reneels. 3 Ely, ela d tooth to trafro tunsek. Tel ehe Mtn Tenltte ..• . • - 1.1.4 and Insif Gupta. - Al" ott • 8106.tYladeer Shades, etah. r • . sad Mete oy all Mode. - - Wlth 6 fell emenettoent all anklets generally heads . W00000°94.4 - • renoes wishing to farolth Rtaa=boata„ Mame or Mr tele will do well to all now. as now..a the time to same tweet banish. Zona= bar the pin lio. 112 blarkat ce7 WM. A,. IRWIN'S; No. A 7 Frone t,,!!:.t.!..4 51‘ . 1 5 12: - N.' Ccall yrupert) suul yohL, AU444.; ViiNPENS. PIAJNBIAN AND OAS - Pirrea. jl7-avd 179 Ant Ateyst. Palstmv.h. ....vo ixDof-m 1 am NuLloiN smaiGiaLtamir. E ITFAOTEMoII kinds of Water,-Gaa 'sad e.c....yi1u A 0.1 ip m .,p ec t op vithOassad er caPhfr e-1,044, - -; • IxVirDTMEP:t -- • co. . •. PRILAVAA ji.O:we,CO MAMMA-CURERS, CORA t' e n d ° en A d I 111701.78 431 . 1 1 5 6 Ty 41 13 and . NAT:" . -- eARQUNP NUTS-4279 each landing luvkii,,,G3Lacr;9-.1.5.-)!WI inatitrico. 1 • • 7- ! ,) ,CILF 111 etort a. rOf e6le y ' ..•. 41,401DLERAliBANS I CO,' telb~_ . , ; cam.: wow and WK., 4: }TAMES-150 bus. in stoiaM ~brawar ' g 44 I.lolws AON ; BUSINESS CARDS ATTOR EYS gosEpil S. & A. P. MORRISON. Actor giug,m,tur. Otbrt it Na u l r V t rarth armi, beivrett tay24 y W.. *, . Buildinim . Grant anat. between Youth add Lomond sallorlyT HOBERT E PHILLIPS, Attorney atLar, . in. Lads. Mn. fa 7 110 BERT POLLOCK., Attorney at Law— & Corner of Fifth and Grant el,mets,cppnalta tb.oourt. Hauer gtTa. Fittilnargh. nartt-fO3 i AMES J. KAHN, Attorney at Law, office .111 Fourth stmt. -arra Want: ritlzblzrgb. - J 05417 VRANCISC.FLANEGIN,AttorneyatLaw No. 170 Fourth street, Pittsburgh. lASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law, ST No. 89 fifth I,trost.rittnburgh. Ir J. UENRY, Attorney at Law: O ffi ce, • carnet andel and Siena:tom WO** Cincinnati, ge'Ai BANKERS AND BROKERS. CIEZOI (I,ICMCS2O2/1 TO 4. wuznre a Ca..) BANKERS & EXCHANGE EROBEES, No. 71 FOURTLI STRELT, PITTSBURG!". IN the numerous suspensions of Bankers sad Brokers throughout the country, during the last x months, wearesat.Mod thane, edemet every Instance Abele troubles have grown out of • departure- nom their legitimate business, and ere therefore take occasion to 4.3. sure the public, in. advance, that no ertec4ulstions In, "fan least the rtrkt and legltimate lineonr b s 13 0 1 tempt WI I/47. *voiding all such irly:tun,drA " Lt ell ::,i . sale be better able to serve our customer,' and cairns their War. but that In adopting ench • storm ehsli_ pro. mote our own ultimate benefit. fed IVILKLNS CO., rrERIVA.N CO, Bankers and Exchange urskers2.N. Pfenst !haled., corner of Blemand Alley, timburgh. Pa Igirßoy !nudged! Bank Notes and cob. Discount Time Esehanins, and Promlasary Notes. make Collettiona in all the principal titles of the Bain= Reales Depoalta on call and on Internat, and glee their prompt attention to all oth er mattere appertaining to a Broker. bashing. 111.Esetern Exchange, constantly For gale. onb24-]y IZAIM RAAfER it RAIDS, Bankers and %Ex change Bmkers. Bar and roil Gold and Ow& and Notes. necortate.loans on Real Catate or /Wok Focu- Vn g d ' Mal th rh e u rr as= Y ige t rrs 4 V M ILT L'4 Cons made on all points In the Unlon. Mee tors. of Third and Wood street& directly moans lbw St. Charles Hotel. 1.71.17 ILLTIMX/13.RL I. MM. RAIATER, HANNA & Co. Successors to roi&t, Dank Homey, Hanna & On. Dankers,ltzLange arckenand De~milli - Foreign and Domestic Drebangn Certificate. of Notea, and Owle—N. meow of Wood an Third Kreets. • Current Money remin W d on Derain s ight d Checkstor ode, and collections made on nearly all rrioci rale:dots of the United Staten' Gold.. highest premium paid for Pent= sod Az...Jess &dim:lees Are on tocudgmnents of Produce. shipped east.. liberal term,. • .H. WILLIAMS 1.70., Bankers and Exchange Broker.. North Enet condi of Wood and EWA areas, Pitteb.. • • 'fVin T & SON, Dealers izt 'Foreign 111 • and Donaartle ars.v.i="Cartificatia of D. roatte, Bank lintel and Spade...hh.G4thlarkat attar; Plitt, hnnth- 11:ireollectiona made on all tha 1 cities • BOOKSELLERS '&C. T L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No 78 Fourth street, Apollo anildlnsa. 101 IN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta le timer, ruccencrr to DlOl2lOll & .4.,govir, No. a tNarkai stmt. near Fourth. l'ttaborgb,' pa tEN R Y S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and Nola. In Statlonou L ite-. No. 82 Natal. street, mar ond. Pittabont. ea. KAY dr. CO.. Booksellers and Stationers, No. 55 Wood street , rent door to the earner of Third. P. Belstol and law loots constantly on band. COMMISSION &C. RE2WVAL.—Springer Harbaugh & Co., hars rammed to Ho. "95 Marty O.K. IntMU 0.11.11.G11—.:. 1/011iTTEI PRINGER IiARBAI3OII& CO., (Sacces sors to S. HarbsOgilsi - Comalssion 'and forws.rding erettsastr. Dealers in Wool. sod Produce souscrolly. Na , Llbert7street.PittsborglL P.. pi A. A. HARDY, 117 4 AN .WM COI3I34DFOATAPDIA TACHAN: . -Agent of the Madison and Indianapolis No.Bo Water at., Pittsburgh, Pa. jsa,tpt ..... J. W. BUTLER & I'ORWARDING-& COMMISSION MER -I: CHANTS and Dealer. in all kinds el ritiebnenh Nino factiareiktrtieleti, Lead ripe and Sneet Lead, g.u& •A.II'BA.NE, Commission and For e vaxllna Mercharda, dealers Waal wad l'eudne• slack Pittsduarsh 3,taau6ctarra No. 111, &mad litßOßl§sl & CO., Wholesale Grocers, Ewe mh . a, 7MM- Pitt MERCER & ANTELO, General Commis o.on.a.reebsatttoPhilT.lr_al 12.7114 re 1 - 01 IN WATT A. CO., Wholesale Groom, lititsic=smar"M!'?Ltit'x's•trlnsa,V=l° I. B. CANYIEttI, late of Warren, Ohio, Commie:4m sad Parructing Merchant , and Whore. lea In Wertern Revere Cheese, 'latter, VOL and - Pearl Asb and Western Produce generally. Raley West. between Smittifteld and Wood. Idttetragh. III• - (tato of am &Abbot, Little k LITTLE & CO. Wholesale Grocers," Produce and Commhalao Morelunfa, Ind Dealers In • Plintargh ltannfaduren,. ISo. 112 Eocond Mee., lYtts tough. j.l .T. 53 WAREIIOUSE.—IIENRY 1 COL 3,Far. • •II and .•—•, Sfrrehant, •d VON .BONNIEIOEST k..3IURPIEY, Wholo , rale Omens mud Cornadation Merchants. and Dealer, hi Pittsburgh Maauggiuni, lira 00 Water Knot, PM. [burgh. Ps. LAC FR, Importer and Dealer In Prenela •nd American WWI Pspnz, No. 5 Market 'street. between Third and Fourth Rtae4 Pittsburgh. .1' mhs-'53 MeCLINTOCK, Importer Rod Whole pie sad Ratan Thaler In Csrpalag, Moor 011 Matting, Tale and PIMA Comer , Whxdow Slisdts Btosto Bost Trimmlwas N 0.112 Mutat et:est. . H:"111RIS.A. PATTON, 'Wholesale and Re- Oroarrs. ou _T...satern lido r, te. Diamond. tb Pe. M. M. SIIAW, Commission and For- Ottio.Vll warding rawrellent, No. =Walnut rt, nelwaatl,' B.lkigsa tea, Tweed Sibley, Only ; - tatPord, Mantua; bl 'aptly k Craft., New Otto. n L. culbat.m. ritubmia44T4tutt. Xam4r. t . O, EL LsUIC ne.ll4trod DRY GOODS. tRANK VAN - GORDER,• Dealer is Trim Inge. Buie-mend Mores, Uwe e. Geode. Embroide ri es, • (tint's. Turnishina Goods sad nary &Meter. a tall sod at of which as throve be had st No. 83, corner of Market street sad the DlemomL Pittsburgh. Pe. ePII4 A. a. KUM oo rrrrarraaa...o. Arrram co.os AA. MASON CO., wholesale and lietaii t pre , D. nazi ma-Staple Dry Gends, 555 - VIM MURPHY .113131WHYLELD, - Wholesale sad 'WWI Dry Goode Mere hints, asma Yearthand most. Pittstugh. GROCERS. Wallace & Gardiner, • .• -11/10LE:VALE- DE,ALERS 117 Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, N 0.28.6 LIBERTY ET. Ja2.o4r . ... . .. mem. - ISAIAH DICKEY Is CO.; Wholesale GrO ngrxxxre.3hz.A.- P"d. :MX nen , - ... 11=11111.071). OHN FLOYD to CO., 'Wholesale Owens BenOBERT 8100.114 Wholesale. Grocer; Rec tifying Distiller, Dealer in Prod Plttabmgh ltaa• and allltind• of /t and Danastis Wines and Llpuppro, 'a. MS 'Wert/ etreat. On I=4 a sets irttck Of I.lPaior old lioaongstals Whin" whin' Win Pil BLACKRElR37cdr.N9iolesalo Gra • mrs, Vogt: • and Destas la Predate mad tabarrb llttaetareg Pitch ana Damn always ea; basal at trek Wartime.. 1 Water street. rittabarzta sos. 'jars urcuu...-......:was D. re0n.r......-,.-wasaxa o. AIGILLB /0110 E, Whnlaiale Grocers and oommialaa 3tanduats. 1ick.194 Libertyslaret Pitt& rkina _... ~:.; V. S x0?O~A1D.~ BAGALEY k. CO., Wholdsali Oro v cert. Ana . 1 1 NEW 7A Waal West. Pittstnizob. . . WILLIAM: A. MOLIIRIL Giocer , and Tea DesLer,somer of Wood .Led'Math otrevs. Lao .awkla .. bawl A {.rte assortment or ebake (119.111.11 and dna Tell.—FOtaten Fruits and Ned, w bawd. irit4 Retail. POlrtearmliadon Onaloweit Ovum - _ , • logracr wkizELL. & co., Whoiesoo I,Sypeem cornotadon me:amity Town. i. Frogkw tA , runnel blsourortorml. . No. 2.53 Libertr amt. Jana la nn.: .._.._.._......__....: ... .Hann WICK ft . Ma/Jr:Nat SS, gUMORSOiII to k* J. tl.Wlnk.allmaltdalalinwra. Tamardinflatai n.mbaala. Dealars UM, talaw. paa. m...and ?HUM:MOIL fianntaetn 'vs oc.nata.dr: burnul yd %star atreata. rlttaba/ab. CULBERTSON. Wholesals lirucnr and .(I..qudo. , lleTr_bant, Dealer In Produce and tlttii• t Urgb +Waal - W.031d Artielm, 1911 Liberty stmt. Mt" 9t" -4- R. FLOYD-Whotenie Otoacrig, Cora .. nitAdon gerchanta, cud Ikalev*ln Prod bee—Resind ufsh Satldlsw.,frottlns on Liberty. Rood. sad Sistb ajeda.,}lttsbuntb..- _ • rm. I. oc•olAn. 1112 &GAM; !WOODWARD & Co WllOl6. 111 P .1.10 Amor& IL, VI lilasket stew.. Phdaloballso pow rcurnest.;.-:.. A. cone NOANDLESS, MEANS k CO.; (gatecet; grAigirizjapapilpsit Witokras Chao.. 112,1 N laideirdinke t sad pittawy t h Imundaatossor r.carsetct !..tar ti r icnria. ISAIAH LIACKEY &.(X). h&ve remondlo Lizatiurwo j el . worabous stroir PITTSBURGH.' FRIDAY MORNINGI ArPRIL 6, 1855 AGENCIES. S. CiTrliliENT Oh BON, f lENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for LA the sale and maxim. of Real Estate, Cottrell. of /tents, Negotiating lane, on bonds, 3lortgages. ac, No. IC/Third et.. Pittsburgh. Pa. - awd.lr Michigan General Commission and Collec tion Agency Office, FOR the - collection or Home and Foreign Yierrantile and all other Money claim., In Allehlgen Pad edjacent State, I nrtwtonent and Payt Pi Mont ye, yment otTswee . Earehese and Sale of Rea l itetete and Stocks anti insuraorw agents. PELTIER!. ANDERSON, Detroit, 511oLikan. agereacisin Pittsburgh—Mew& Reamer adtahutt tank s rchar's White a Co., Gasette UM cee Lorene. Stewart Co., Mnts. Wrlgtrio—Two Agencies or Michigan from rearpoctable Insurance Companies. ntrl9-ird AUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agept, Stock, Merchandise and am Broker, came No: Pg earth street, thole Wood. &ulnas. promptly attended to: 178311, AMUEL L MARSHELL, Secretary-Citi kJ sen's Insurance Company, Oa Water strcst. M. GORDON, Secretary Western Jesu s . races Co., 92 Water strset. GARDINER COFFIN, Agentfor Franklin ,F ir te ni o v lctse Company, north-eget turner of wood gi PA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn • tux] 1414mmonee enmrany, 42 irate, 4444.4 t. --____ MUSIC, &C. tORN R. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fertee, • Mame and Mllairal Instruments. Salmi Hooka, and Innery. Sole agent far Cblelterlnsrs Plano For* for Wastarn Pennaylvarda—No. 81 Wad street. ENRY KIEBER, Dealer in Mneic, Ma slen! Instruments, and Importer of Italian Btrlncs. Ith for..No i ttis Clarks a vant and Also t sgar tu Plano% • DRUGGISTS. 1 - 01 IN HAFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. M'Cluf al %TO Wiodootle and Retail Druggist and Dealer In Paints, Offs. Dyestuffs. ke.. 141 Wood street. 3 deers below 17M _Alley, .rttsburicti. Sipiteguler Agent r Dr. 'IL . . lOLIN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in Drugs. Paint.. 00.. Vuulebes and Dye Stuffs, No. ...Oa buty street. Pittsburgh. - All orders will remise prompt attention. ihr Agee. for Sehenok's Pulmonie Syrup• mar 2.43 y pdt A. FAHNESTOCK ,i. CO. Wholesale CO., mou •-7 = 4 " or ',Gal and i ' t f orit it. held ited Pitts burg . web! .11E. SEIJ,ERS, Wholesale Dealer in 11, 1 *.r.• Palma, Dye Stuffs. Oila Taruisbes, Wood street, Pittsburgh. Goods war:ante& Prier low. MOMS 11. C- ORO - jIiRAIIN &RE[TER Wholesale Retail stu . & ...0f. of Utter eh& amts. SCLIDONMAKER & CO., Wholesale J Ir Druggists, No. 24, W.u4 strut.; Pittsburgh. JOSEPH FLEMlNG,Successor to L. Wilcox Z Co.. men et. Market meet and Idamond—lte and all m !slant') on hand a WI and complete assortment of Med idnee. lindlelms Mesta, Perfmnsrp, we...trans to Ws businesa Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded at all howls lachly - - - - MEDICINE. IR. DAVID HUNT, Dentist, may again he found in hi* Mee, on Fourth et. nearly oproxite Pa f01,3t tterrou'a Ltrory otablo. AV M. VARIAN, M. D., Office 6th street, Y below thnithtlekL Ca* , Hoo7E-2 to 9. i. N. 2 to 1,14..7 to!. etT22. -17 d I SCOTT, Dentist, Fou,tn street, e dee dons west at fluke- 001 a ..... Alen to r. st. All were warranted. Sae MERCHANT TAILORS. J. M. LITTLE. MERcfIANT TAILOR, 183 LIDERTY .ITREET. NEW SPRING STYLES. HAVE jun reed a large vanety of new Goods for the tl.pritta Trade; cloths, Caselmeres Isstlors th e Latest styles and of the ramsert dos.l4rna A NITFACTIJRING. QMZ!M WILLIAM EARNIIILL & CO., GI Penn et., below Marbury Pittsburgh. ILOILER MAKER.S and ' SHEET-IRON WORKERB, itatinfactureta of Ilarnitlll . • Patent . ChM..lok Brichro, Fire Bed Steam Pipee, Con. devour, Balt Pans.'Subir Pans, imm Teals or Life Boats eta Also, iNsekarnithe' Work. Bridge , and Viaduct. Iron, ca. Repairing done on the ebortest antler. mfbelsi. W. WOODWELL, Wholestde and Retail p Manufacturer slid Dealer In (Wyllie! Wars, No. 93 ird street. OLIN WETIIERELL, Manufacturer of PATENT BOX VICE 8, • euren /or article. 801111 BOX -and LOCAZ.L.PI BOX VICES, corms of Andereun and nub- Yntrori street; one square fromitbe uand street Bridge, Ale logterny City. orak nett IMt_MDEItED AND APLICA MAN- P: TM Materials matted fur Embroidery sod ea Walt by M 1 S. L. 8. 1911803, isatf N 0.9314 Perot atme.t. above Mend. Hats and Caps. - WILSON er. SON keep constantly on . bend every deerription . satt varoZtr Hate n azi fasnt n alltt or &b. Mo avd d ' and ebea7 vroniTflo . erell to give ue a eall be FAT porebasing elneerbere. nol9.tf M'COKD & CO. WHOLESALE AND D.ET.A.IL PASMONAHLS BAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS or MRS. CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS, Pittsburgh Pa. IS-Their. no* maraca avertgoalltr Antrirtyl.ot sad 4 IIIuITA ilosA Cuffs .41 For Boum!. Livingston, Roggen it Co. NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA. TRACK and Depot Railroad Scaler, Hay, attle and Grab, do.; Platform and Counter do: Door of all aloes, Spring. Drop And Th umb Latrionallatlaa Mlle of ration* kind.; Paint DIU,- Itrotod pattarmn Bolts and Vaatenlogx !Weald" Iron Gating, of ovary 7. Hot, In form and WEIL. dtf W. W. WALLACE, . STEAM MARBLE WORKS, }mom ...I 523 Llbery on.sice eftakkga end. PITTSBUIUML ONIMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones, remit's,* Topa. Mental., Impostall Atones. Ass .1. _lrate on band, and made to order. op much, st the lowest prices. Three hundred mitinal and s selected de •MAna Int toot.e hood. Week and Slab Mar ble furnished the T4e a the lowest prices. All orders Wed olth despatch .1519 Liborts.staest. mai • W. W. WALLA'S& Penn Cotton Kills, Pittsburgh. "Ir ENNEDY, CHILDS k CO., Mannino turrre of— Perin Cha i n heavy 4-4 Sheertinirg Carpetaor oolors d l elude; Cotton Twine: •" Bed Pb • Plmegb Lance and Butt Cord; .• Rote of all ekes and dederipaotr Betting. & trlrtr.VOOdftstttt.b.ol.o:::l=gl""i'227* TO DEALERS IN WASHBOARDS: I.N 1847 0. RICE, of Cincinnati ' invented ;si re/sabre haprovement to Waraboordt for which he leue,ed.jtelent wort., IRIP. Paid improremmdeondet. wd in Pr , Petil preparimthe Edge, of a sheet of Zinc (or other eultable metal) *anthem. causing them to Incise or cut their way Into the cold wooden sides or legs of • Washboard: the methrds prevlormly employed, having keen to plough glamors or cad a mortice to receive the toe table plate. O. nICIC eubsequently told ht. entire inkrul conf ownership In Bald Patent to the subecriber, who la now Able Proprietor therm/. ea well amends sothorind mow orActerrer 41 0. .9.1C8'1 lIfPIiOEED PATENT ZINC WASLiDOA RDA In naceeeded the late arm •of Wayne, Palley k Co. In that business. Induced by the pcmnlarity o an t d edemas* Woof mkt PatentedWashbearde, lroxidrw NrsOne hare engaged tu making and eendlint them sed•ontaorily so lade, thereby Malaita(' Ms Right penned by said Patent. Pelts hare been et.= st.need and are now poodles &mind certain parties. ILTIOIee to be the engaged, and It Islay intention to prosecute fa ell In fringementa upon my Mimi and Just right to the extent of the law. An persons are 'thermos", cautioned esminet purchasing or dealin=e ma after the manner panted Para. Celle/0 branded . 0. Rim's Improved trash/oar& Oct, 114V...war 6th,, trilliinr. It ma be well toren:tart that - the mutation In the 'hope of the y erimP. or the employment of any Patent. ed Machine to nail Wal:lb:anis, does not Flee the right to gl. the tietented hwfmnpo Proms above described, utam hee the 'due of the Board really - depends. Wholesale orders for the genuine 'article reeportiVy solicited and r i ‘ton r ll l y z La k e:74l.4l at la lot O vi tl sv iNl if tp i ktirren- Ssle Proprietor cad lianuracturertherem:: Odice at Itardware Store, lio.l4ollllnlet., omelets 6th, • WI, 4:llwlrmatl. Ohio. Intelligence Office, No. a sr. CLAIR STIIENT. SERVANTS of all deseriptions supplied Prlvat• Wallies and Itotnbt are remectltilly to.srall thetnadr••of the facilltle4 now °tram& fast serr awe, as guaranteetior future Astons —Col'ectlou propoptly an.i.d.l to LEWIS. JO'S. rd I) , MO& PENNA. RAILROAD.—w,. - d ze... d Ent* to '""VATINacit. Baakire sad Cazzadulon Etork Ilnkerk.lll,4tk gm, 41 A. BROWN; would most respectfully In form the ymtiie that betray, Mr wil t` ig dip s toned alde of the filatoond. Alle my. ~a mut plate mamtment of Vonltlaa , Yetlllan Shut. I haw an toads to order, In the beet style; warranted maul to say In the Milted States. 1111.111Iade ma be rammed without the old of a 'crow Uri rer. Having numbered the afoot, wap, and wood of the Cabinet liatahlltbaseut ot r Ilef:Yelland, met yr.-pared to fornlM their old etletoomm as wall no tbapublle , at. larse.with In their line- agency, N. Wno , lalmet, Pll4tCrjr °l . etal; BlTAlieth • Hagan • irl"10. 91 Markotst,, areclosino; out their en tl., Oa& of Dr? Geode at 'An tromeroediaceent Com ;tll P, VirAM P =a th ils P appo °"b rtl i fatarbTgai rParana/Par:ero:la n, ' , Year' me Tarns rinos. - d ated Plaids, Mad Cloth Cloth. Bora %raft: h a t er olittirMge. i l ' ls h Ittib d r i glea lu Nfaig k e V iiirl and l:olnad Wanda Plaudand Etnixtd libkh will be eabi at a Sweat murifle. - ( / OLDS are not always Consumption,. yet Conetunntlon le generally Alm molt e neglected _de,. Astra:. ortheto nd - matte Iramedlately • tot .. 4.orgen'a ettledrratr4 Moen Pim. Verg , : ernole Liale anti retail. by JOHN II A g. Jr' 'l4l Wood et. raCi j ail , • t steamer ' • • • • "d Dlctint it co. • • -----. BUTTEZ-15 ebls keen ROll Butter on bald Rua az ode by MIMI a DILWOWYIL KEW YORK ADvEanantattr . s. Fro. VlSsellEtt SCIIELVS General Advarthan Rouse, No.:I-Maud 34 Broadway, Nov York, (lAto 01a b Noes. street.) Heltag• Arm in N7alv rtf Nna York. PAPER. aeNGINGS, • unmans. AMP cord, --THOMAS FAYE &CO., 256 and 257,Broadway, New lerk, Dlrectif opposite the Cay 110 a Park, hand LftAl g... ato s c o k rd.s o m f kir:hoards, Print*. Curtain Paled*, Bed leaders. Statue& Landsrapen, ete r s. etyle known to the trade. Merchants layhte In their otoeks, ftn bur from Wart hands. ae we manufacture largely and Import direct/mut Wrench Manufacturers, Mr whom nears onl. agent. In the United Staten. Our retail donartmont comprises the rintoun, strive .. f Doenration.. Ivo.la Importations 'made , n hen I pl., cullecOnn or sampl.g. Artlrtio Pape Ilannors rent to aver part or the United Mato. mhl9-3a. Umbrellas and Parasols.' ' .10uN I. SMITH, WHOLESALE- MANUFACTURER, 234 and 235 B,oadway, Now York.. The most extensive in the - MITE late fall in the price of ranteriali; con hu 7:ll.mgrt. trade, 1111 d to otter to merchants. at Teri low pricer, the largest and moot complete assortment of UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS to be found In Europe or America. Morawnhl diitlnp New York to bur their erode, are reetwetfullY lortted to call and examine the nark, &AP Purrliasinq. ,N. B.—No .44 rut Wm card oat sad ot It to your por k . et nook for reference. JOLIN L SNI:TEI tobt , ..• • klabolhetoner. 1855. MILLINEILY. 11355. Mrs. WM. SIMMONS, 561 Muldway, Al. S now prepared to exhibit, and olrors for de to vnolpinde and Man BIM., at the lowest-pos e le cash ark., the lamest and best selected tam* of French, anglieb and American Manny and Straw (beds era "mei at any one establishment in this city; equal. Hoot ouperior to her farmer importations They base been selected with meat are by the. celebrated French MadameLahallear. of Paris, and hint Lamitn tiro, of Ronda.. London. P'9.—Parkes' Bonnets ' , mutul). or:omnd. Order, h wrall . punetually attanded k.. .llkk. !AM lONS, firL.-.lmv 664 Ihvadwzr. New York. Daguerreotype Materials, Ito. ikre l ant, are savor yrequested/a shatirtnis adecrhar. 'Sent too . yitainevvveligna in tacit . P.m ANTLION Y'S (ieneral Depot of Materials for the Dusticritotypc, and for Naimoli on ftiper and . Cal.alnifurs furnished on applleation. .(locd. can bo mat. by express, payable m o s t ery, but I , lell with whom wit are uriacqualnted, giv• it Mt en to their ability to MY for the gnods oq arrival. or remit with their order enough to cover *Apemen of trams portatlon. fle7-3mv t. APPYRONT,3O3 Broadway. N. Al. New York Bag. Manufactory. I u AM. Floor, Feed, Grain, Meal, Hominy, Phot. Buckwheat. Bolt, Gamow:id all other kind, of nti ...d• god printed to order by machines, wit . dere Pitch. Address. at &tore, 17 /Inn bred. New Mt*. WM. SIMMONS, Wholesale Dealer in STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY, feT+:m♦ LW lIROADRA N, P. Straw Goods, French Flowers, rSASH -purchasers are solicited to examine ‘.,/ our stock or STRAPS' GOODS, Freud, Dowers. se., whl lan to Arund anitellor to that or any other similar hot.. In the City. We shall moan, the Ironing mown, per oatmeal, and font own manufacture. the latest atria 01 UON french Flowers. te te... which we Ora to CASII p arab. are at great* red need prima. 1101165.1 KRTCIII7II. felalter GI • oh John at, oar. William. New l'ork. CASH MUSIC 41, PIANO STORE OF 1-1 ORACE WATERS, • No. 333 Broadway, New York. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY. Music at Greatly Reduced Rates. peIi.OTWITEISTANDING the combination of Moole Dealers to keep .P the prices of non wry. at et oak, .prim th. Internet. of notate eampaare. and Mr r Gana Me:tend lo Mr. Water s the ennetoadm of the trade. an le nuking ineurnse ash.—bating aburulant .el. den., that as eo poblleementonamo to IlOPPott. to i. opprkrzti. to lb . Great Monopoly. and In hlo &MM.. to a id hatlen Talent, and to adopt Um :rational •Cur.rney. Ills etonk of American and Tantrum° Male la Immense, and the catalogue of tale on,. nablladlons Is one of the hugest and 1...A1 ..ceded In Um United Nat.. Lle hoe air. mode • Groat Itednetton In the nrkoent Minn. Idelohemae sad Illuoleal Instruments of all kinds. 2.lteperiar fonedlll., octavo Nano. for $175. Mn and M.Ms.tator of ..01.1 qua:4'lb seed Inetnaments a. strong and as durnat 5. tOnne I, hipla Mat ISM Pleura of creeltwisty of atilt. and p.m, up to (IWO. adopt-kind to of tem differentmaantonrorles, anin the m the mlebrate,l modem% lammed. Holum W AT on MS . Ilan,* tad ttrafint Mona.. X... ru B .of T. Gnome 0 1 - 5,.'s mote. (cocoa. of tho Enllan paient2 Serena Tond Pb..... id grmMondins. Primo from OM to 5.160 klelnlonn. farm flee dlfteront mann factor len i art ud- Inn lb. Ind/lronno 8. D. i H. W. Omen's Lhlnl.na., t tun ed.to the equal tesopenutuda,) Me Sul mode 01 IL, Unitml Mate. Prlme M. 5. MO, $75. $lOO, 11115.111.51 $11.5,_ and $l5O. neolth'e Dnable Rank Meander.. pOO. Pig], Pisan dad l/ u. guaranteed. The Lest terms to the Mad, mho•le, Co. 1214 pm rent. discount to dernmnsn and ohnrehm. All mama promptly attended to. Mane mat to •/1 torts of gm ommtry, peo•pald, at the Paddenl tetra lienpral and talentet:tangoes and aebadtda of prime of liana %marled to ~,,t ,ieo,, free of thorn, 155-7io• A CARD. 63 CANAL STRIIRT. N %V YORK. • MOLY/RIM BELL, IMPORTER ANII MANUFACTURER OP CLOAKS & MANTILLAS. ILITODLD raspakfully infprrn !Ike trade y that Ells Imparted and wmatatartmed At >Lea few Lbw F nn Trade will he ready Inowetlen on th. of Ila ary. lalng the may Mantillarchant I'm= New Vert wl , O I c lectantMOY alsitlna me PRO. 0, remm. mar bly amert That he will hare - later and Were varied gait.f than any Mame In the trwle. /hir - The notireordealen lecallwl to the alarm and they may tell mew: evere art atirn calla:ue EICHIKETELIS BROTHERS & CO., WHOLESALE DRUOOISTS, XAw FORK, Mee reamed to 11.170 Intlizintrf, me. efflon-eunt, atMPORTING the leading Drugs (rem 'their original tuarketart.th in Enrom and tut Indieu am/ Froneh and Englinh Perfumery. Touth. Nail and Bair liturbra, !lair tihrron and P traps, Paris and Triter" Spapgro, Cott, BnarM, Um/ off. them no the montrearrmahla emu. Ordn.m•itbar room. or bY mull. will rooniro their bent attention, jolg-litnnv Et333=3 I. Donkldson, Alderman. IFFICE, corner of Penn and St. Clair Rta., rittsburcli. binlawis pertaining to ilia neitiiior A artisan .111 he imiroptly attitadoil tn. felt Tit _ _ Patrick McKenna, ALDERMAN 9F TILE THIRD WARD. }TICE cornnr of Grant and Fifth greets. (formerly oeenpied by Aldermen L. , t..) ehereall Modems pertalleng to the office of Aldermen and dottier of the ream orW be Oronrytly attended to. felram MISCELLANEOUS. STEWART dc , KILGORE, MANUTAMIKEIIB or COOKING-, HEATING. AND FANCY STOVES, ORATES, FENDERS, Pipes, Boxes, and Foundry Castings of all kinds. OFFICE AND WAREBOUSE, _No. 267 Liberty St., corner of lined, PITTSBURGH, PA. - :ROBERT' .117 - PATTBILSONI LIVERY AND SALE STA B orser Diamoneretreet and CherryAP ASHIAHD HOUSE, ARCH STREET. AnOVE NET ENTII ICEItEST, PRILADELPHIA. H. 8. BE 14.8 ON, Paorairroz. sTfxm qf Board. 1.1.50 Der dot..JIPTI klar 3. ISM —led WALTER P., hEARSIIALL, Importer and T Dealer In Plain. Figured and DecaratlriPaner Rare Inge No. K. Wind etriret. Pitteburatt. sole Agent alb. celebrated nunntacturen. Mews. Dell. court k Go.. of Pale. rob= DART FARRiONS FORLADIES'DRESS• EL—Tbe Tubb p.m. fr,JITNP.OII.O per steamer rr th°ll" eiTu3.l.. WON, teTtlf , , No.2fil II Penn. above street, KEES, JOKES & PROPRIETORS • KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE, L' ORWARDING AND COMMISSION Canal Mein, Seventh , treat, Mtn. b, Pa. • • urd. Lad 00, af,es Pork, 8.0. Barna. Kler's to and Igo.l PO t. An to end Scotch lig hon./1011w thick and Clay. Anthracite Cul. Am m 719 BANKING HOUSES • SN,N HOK.a: - Va 8013TII FL PHILADELPHIA, .ITTODURUIL, KNY OU, FOND:NSW 01 11 , WN.I Y NT ,111.ANANT, WN+TMORE'D Fennel CONNXLIAVILLIY. rails - ITN 02, UNIONTOWN . PROWNSVILLiii, .• r .,,,Wed,Dlscotints made. Draft* bought, .14 arid liankNotes and Yonder bought and sold Stocks. Not. and other Securities !emelt end sold on adorn indon, Correnendence and collections solicited. _ F 7. Dubuque. Tribune, offic-to Pam . of th co. THIS in'eato oftlieoldest and most widely ermisna - Mehemet illerte and others, vlshin g .dm" H. bagmen of d lAbrztgal Ille t :allramiLFlN do ri& t f•olet tstsereed Daily, We and T d .C.,,t.T . 1 /21 - which bee sin.nr. isaratisinc patrodede.". .711 Iss sees AT reference tO I. columns. JIARCII I - 1855. Inlpiing Simi of Trimming. 5r14%,:.1111ZeLtia...71114'. to o. ration OT their slink la rpoiaki a mnn-4Xurn all nor remit nein of Lm and itibton Trienium, Lyrat en d „ as .. tllmpa braids and gotta.. nunaria—Plue Ranh Wroitabt, Prise and laoooet . Renm arid go* alslGaq ralandeenas and /garb. bandit Vella. llanafer tfoii:Wrousht invntluo. :Ifolugar Aso Otorarr—A c A oropil. s,i t .7apitulat. then*. 'AW totba tittle. Including east Parifitur n a lams le. illuxuar tit;iixtraunstr Mks. ' :tantrum ?lowans and Name Crapes. *ok and thttedi Illusions and lietta.:Whllie and 0211:41•11 . • .(1.111 . Taisrlusu t 'derv. d n e . and Boys Shirts, Collar& ° H l4 %,:eonimen." .(111:1Nroilfillar.lroal.......1.itieba ' , ilea, bemoan- Muctu.tutoca—gl k. Cotton and Limn, pi, Woratede.Cuttgra ti zt Ir. tlrititTs. Combs, tAir Tilvl d 4l22 . l374,l,k"LiT i liVit i t iti fiel dlspoaadttothrruo tb. Mat terms . ratruzir.. • - ' 77lla:tat at. mtar.in . 4•. itioDUE - SUNDRIES. -10 bblo - MesB •POrlr. tP Nb. Land RUM; ZU btdo Dri PIOOODoK do Cflompooo.lturtoro Sail fordle br , • ,•• • • .• B[IRIVDRt DILATORS/1. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 0, 1856. The events of the pact week are neither nu merous nor startling. The bank excitement has in a great measure subsided. The suspended banks have not resumed, and it is altogether im probable that any of them can resume. At So nora, on Saturday last, a mob gathered and broke open the bank of Adams & Co., which had been closed since the 23d tilt. A Committee was ap pointed, and depositors paid off to the full extent of their certificates. Some $lO,OOO above the evidences of deposit were found in the vault.— /The creditors of Dr. Wright and Robinson have -had several meetings; with no result, however, other than satisfying everybody that the assets of these "savings banks" have been placed be yond the reach of attachinent. . Among the failures of mercantile houses. du ring the week, maybe mentioned thos.j of Chap in, Sawyer & - to., and E B. Conrey. The newly-discovered diggings—the - Kern Riv er mines--receive their fall share of public at tention. People are flocking thither by land and water. The most wonderful stories are report. ed,.many of them, undoubtedly, very much ex .aggmVed. Ehe 'has - fallen abundantlyA r Atite, and all the streanik are eitiolletke.ltSacramento, the riv er has been rising rapidly for 80mM days past, and on Wednesday was only two or three feet be low the maximum bight attained since the found ation of the city. A telegraph dispatch from Grass Valley to The Union, dated March 4, says: "The town has been in a state of great excite ment all day, and loud threats made to attack the building of Adams $ Co., with a view to get at the deposits. About four o'clock, an attempt was.made by a number of Irish and Cornishmen, which was resisted by officers Goad and Mattis, and the disaffected retired to hold further coun sel. - It is understood that they have since armed themselves, and will make an attack to-night. Rsts.—The Sonora herald says: "The only real winter's rain which hoe yet fallow this sea coo, was the one which we had in the first part of this week It commenced on Monday morn ing, and continued, with little cessation, up to a late hour Wedndsday night. It fell in dancing torrents sometime during Wednesday. FrssirsT IS TRINITY Itiveri—Bnmaxs BRITT AWAS.—From The Trinity flues we learn thattbe recent rains had swollen all the streams In that neighborhood to an unprecedented extent. On Wednesday night last week, the river at Wea verville rose four feet higher than it had ever been known to be before. TUC NEW STOCKTON DIGOTNO3.—These dig gings, says The Union, are but 25 miles distant from Stockton, along the main road in Calaveras County to the Central 0 Bryne's and Rein°ld'a Ferries, across the river Staplelens, onward to Sonora. The mining district comprised a por tion of the tuountoth range which separates the Stockton part of the plain of San Joaquin from the river Stanislaw... That part of it nearest Stockton has lately attraeted the attention of miners who have been on the spot during the re gent intervals.of rain, and still more richly re warded a few who had previously taken up claims near springs of water, at which they bad panned out Th Fens Rrvsn litsr.s.—Reports of rich strikes continue to come in. Ono miner took out, with his own . bands, $l6O in a day. A Mend of ours just returued, informs us that, in less than two months, he took out, by his own labor, $9OO. Large numbers are still wendjng their way to the promised land. Mr. J. Floyd Jones, the Indian Agent et the Reserve, arrived at Los Aogeles on the 25th.— He met, on the day previous, upward of 200 peo _pie, and inform" no that parties are constantly passing the Reserve on their route to the mines. The mines aro .rapidly making their marl iu Los Angeles. The dust begins to roll in to our merchants, who have once mere drawn forth from their half fcrgottert lurking-places the scales that did each good service in the halcyon days of '49 and '5O. Miners and speculators are busily en gaged in selecting their stores and merchandise, and transferring the stocks of our merchants to the mince. Scarcely a day passes without wit nessing the departure of heavily loaded wagons and mule train, or the rapid flight of the stage coach, with its crowd of passengers'. In fact, we are really becoming a mining' town—rapidly pat ting on all the characteristics peculiar to the northern eitieo before their mines •gin cont." New• ha. jest arrived that parties have COM mriace.l wising upon the road, gold having been discovered by persons casually experimenting at their camping planes. Mr. Calhoun, formerly of thi:, city, ban a party at work who have for some time past been taking out from fire to twenty dollars to the man. The late heavy rains will doubtless render many localities, hitherto useless on account of the absence of water, perfectly feasible for mining purposes. in view of the difficulty in obtaining suitable lumber for long loins, wo would suggest to some of our enterpri sing merchants the propriety of making ship ments of a few hundred to the mines. They would meet with a ready and profitable sole. LATEST NERS.—We stop . the prose to invert the following important news, received from a gentleman of oar acquaintance, just arrived In town. Ile informs us that a company of five men took out, iu ten days, the magnificent HUM of $4,500. this there is no doubt. Numerous parties are averaging $25 per day. GENT/IAL Scrran.—"We missed the kind and welcome face of Gee. Butter at the celebration yesterday. tie usually joins our citizens on ;midi, occasions. The 111-treated old pioneer and philanthropist has no heart to visit us any more. Will not the Commiasion decide his claim before lone It is creel thus to torture and ruin by inches the beat hearted man in California— Better decide the claim against Lim than to keep Lim eternally in suspense, while his expenses are fa.st.reducing him to poverty." The above extract from a California paper contains a hint at one of the eaddeat histories it has been our fortune to encounter. Col. Butter, the old pioneer Californian, the friend of the In dians, the confidant of the Mexicans, and the in terpreter, agent and go-between of the Ameri cans, was, in 1848, one of the happiest and most cheerful of men. With an ample fortune in landa, enjoying the perfect respect and love of all to whom hie isolated life permitted an ac quaintance, he was spending the evening of his . days in an unostentatious, benevolent and kindly manner. The first gold found in California was diecoveredin the race of hismill, and anon thous ands of squatters had "prospected" upon his poseessions, and turned the soil of hte broad do main. Beer willing 10 assist the wanting, the hungry or the weary,hie "Fort" became the cen tre of a vast circle of dependants, and during the "scarce times" in the Made of Ophir, his magazines and granaries furnished foodand com fort to the indigent whites,se they had for years before been freely opened to the poor Indians.— Bet unlike the ignorant savages, the Americans fed upon the old man's bounty only to repay the kindness with Ingratitude. The aged patriarch, guileless as a child, and totally wanting commer cial tact, unsuspectingly confided his surete r tits business, and even his property, to any one, who, by an affectation of interest, or a hypecrit .lcal Show of aulstance; offered themselves to his .friendship. One after another, thonsinds of his broad acres slipped from his grasp; be placed hip affairs in the hands of an agent who deceiv • ell, deluded, end finally robbed him of some hun dreds of thousands of harddollars; his property deindled down to merely a tithe of what it had Mien, and the okl man's sorrows were heavy Ilion him. !Nit he still bad a large property remaining, which, by careful husbandry and 'Strict businese mknagement, might,have brought hint a conipe- Macy for kis declining yearn, lle pissed this remnant (Ibis atopentiouslortnise In the: charge )4 his eon , and retired to "Block Farm," his pleasant homestead, to nwalt the •tesult. The sn proved traitor to' his father's interests, and h 'a creel act, as base and unfilial as those w debitripped p . oor oldLear . of home and shelter, ii this last remaimoing portion wee diverted from the possession of.the fond, foolish parent, and he finds himself now, with one footin the grave, bouselesa, a 'wanderer over' the 'great territory that once was his,nrid doubly carved in man's in gratitude. and his 'offspring's cruelty, Stich Las hien the history. of thts simple, trusting, kindly man; we learned IS from those who had a right to kpow the faetc , —Bu f falo //rte. . . THII BOW/MA EILAVC enes--Tho Louisville J meat, speaking of the above slave case which have already described, makes the following candid admission: We presume that this case will bo tried before tho' H. S. Corateissiener undee tbo fugitive slice lriw, yet vie Can hardly. think' that the . COMthii, aloner iill decide that Reeettais • fugitive slave. pith every 'disposition to , to Southern ghts; we do not believe that w elare who Is ta ken' lido a free State with the aotteeitt'Or her ortier, and chooses to remain there, la &fugitive' i - ithin the meatileg of the tagitive slave law, Tno Morita LAW Passiel—Aftar a'atrong but eadilrrealeted effort to kill . this. Prohibitory &, , in the Senate, by annciying Wed injurious reendments,„ the vote was takeli lasfeeonlogi d THE MEL PASSEL/LT*4s, 21; Nays 11..- he vote will be found in our Legtelative report: tio' imenditilitits which:baits , inctooded In the notti; articomparatieely unimportant, and will robably'be 'easilydleposed'of in the Roane or by Confeionoe Corozolttets—N. Y. 21.12.. '.' r ' Tar SEM' James CIIESTON--!Y0 learn that Messrs. James Cheston A. Son, part owners of the ship James Cheston, reportedas having been abandoned at sea and brought into Liverpool by the mate and six of the crew of the British ship Marathon, has received a letter from Liverpool which throws additional mystery over this PPS sel. The ship had just arrived previous to the 'gaffing of the Asia, and no time was allowed the correspondent of the Messrs. Cheston ;to obtain the full particulars in relation to lice. The boat men who assisted In bringing her into the Mer sey stated that she was found abandoned at sea with her sails-partly unfurled and water in: the, bold. She did not seem to hare experienced bad weather, ai her spars were in good order and her sails complete. The boatmen also re port that several auger boles appeared about the water line, which were plugged by the Mara thon's crew on boarding her. The long boat still remained on the deck, but the other two boats were gone, and there was no difficulty in keeping her dry. The fears of the owners are, in view of these facts, and the well - known sea- manship and character of Captain White, that this fine vessel has been the scene of a terrible outrage, which is further strengthened by the fact that-the crew and not the Captain and offi core,. are announced in a despatch in another solemn as having been picked up at sea by the brig two Friends. Those who know Captain White are satisfied that be would never have de serted hie chip until the last extremity, which was evidebtly not the condition of the Chasten, The supposition, therefore, is, that there was a mutiny on board, that the Captain, and perhaps others were murdered, and the Vessel scuttled, the crow escaping in two of the Fonts, leaving the third one to go down with hal., and thus give color to a. story that will probably be told that the Captain escaped in that boat, the bent on board, with his fellow victims. This, of course,is mere poposition, which we hope may not be verified,but all the circumstances combine to give strong grounds for fear that there is much to dread in the disclosures which are yet to be made as to the desertion of this fine vessel. The Two Friends having the crew on board, picked up at sea, has not yet arrived, but will probably be nrtner h=ard of soon.—Bait. Amer. —How often most wo learn, over ana over agate, the lesson that Slavery can never be satisfleill— When the Government was first framed, it begged and prayed to be suffered to exist—only exist— for a few years. -If that were granted it would never ask or claim another privilege. It wee granted. And in less than thirty years it stole half the territory that we hatlbought from France and consecrated to Freedom. We remonstrated. But Slavery plead and threatened and reasoned us into the belief that if we would only let it have what it had got, and draw a line between us and it, it would never— never—never cross the line, nor beg another fa vor as long as It should live—which, with hypo critical resignation, it remarked would not ba long. We granted this boon also. And in re turn, it picked our pockets of Texas, which came to us free from Vexico—made it into a Slave Territory and then swore, till all was blue, that If we did not give it California also, it would shat ter the Union to atoms. We appeased the monster by promising that our Courts should perform the duties which, WI then, had devolved on its bloodhoods. It ratified a solemn agreement with us, that there should not be another claim put forward on its part for ever. Poor years afterwards, it broke down the line for .which it had begged and blustered in 1820, and declared that where it should go was a question, not for us, but for tho "settlers" to decide. Forced into reluctant compliance, we stood by to await the issue. The issue comes, and Slavery shirks it! It now tramples on the "popular sovereignty" in Kansas for which it was so cla morous ten months ago. First prayers, then entxtaties, then argument, then bargaining, then usurtation, then fraud and now force. What next ? When, it has taken Kansas, shall we make soother compromise with it—to last until it feels strong enough to break it—to be observ ed by us with religious devotion; and to be tossed by it to the winds!—Alh. Err. Jour. CONDITION or TUB CITIT—The scenes of met, rule and riot with which cur city has been dis graced during the ',fascia week, are the natural offspring of Secret Political Societies. Such no sociations never di i exist without begetting pro scription, persecution and violence, - and they never will. Secre-y 113 so abhorrent to every principle of true republicanism, that the two can not remain in jetzt& position. The secret order is the hot-bed of tyrannical resolves and unjust conclusions, carried ant by rash and cruel acts. Bodies whose individual members would shrink from a breach of the law or a disobedience to its commands, find no difficulty in ignoring the statutes of thu State, and breaking every pre cept of civil society. The doings cvnnecteil with this election are' worthy to be remembered and pondered upon. We seem to be approaching a condition of things more terrible to contemplate, but still worse in the realization. To be inoffen sive is now no guaranty of security. The dregs of rociety are uppermost, and when such is the cave there is no offense so likely to be punished as respectability.—Cin. Cosa WHAT IS To no Dove?—We believe thatati ex amination of the statutes will show that no pro vision hits been made fora new trial for the elec tion of Mayor and other city officers, where a state of facts exists such u now exists in this city, growing out of the destruction of the ballot boxes at the Eleventh and Twelfth Wards. The votes in those Wards cannot be counted, because they have been destroyed. If they could be, the chances are that Mr. Faran would be declared elected, though it is doubtful whether any-one else would be. We are certain that no man on the American ticket would-choose to accept of an office for which he did not receive a fair majori ty of the votes of his fellow-citizens. The City Council, we believe, are to decide who ie chosen, and their decieion must be basedupon thenumber of votes cast no returned to them from the differ ent Wards. We hope that-some mode ,may be adopted by which a new election will be held, and the people of Cincinnati have another copper: tunity of passing upon the nuestion.—Cin. It begins to appear that tho reports wti have received at various times during the past three months, touching the preparations for a descent on Cuba, were not exaggerated. We n0t..1 only continue to receive accounts of the argent. nation- of a great Fillibuster ,Enterprise, under . Gen. Quitman, but thediscoveries lately made in Cuba Itseltconfirm the idea that the conspinuty is a very fOrmldable one—here, as well as there. As will be seen, by reference to out telegraphic . dispatches,therais reason to expect that the ex pedltion front New Orleans and the' Southern ports will soon net nail—or at leaat attempt to do no. Ta it not about time for a new proclamation from the President?—Nam Fork Trains. Special Diep►tch to tho N. Y. Tribune. The Attack on Cuba.. Wsairtsorea, Tuesday, April 3, 11355.—1 have trustworthy information from the South to the effect that the plans of the fillibusters are not affected by the recent discoveries in Cuba, 'nor by the severity with which Gen. Concha is pun ishing their accomplices in the island. lam in formed that a large expedition is to sail from New Orleans and other Southern porta. Stores of arms and ammunition bays been sent forward 'to an Island bear C'ulia, and as' aeon as ravines ireteatived . that these articles are safely land ed, the' men,wlli lit ord. The Military organi sation Is represented as being complete, and ma nyot the oflbiers have seen'earvice in the Atnei icon army. lam promised a perfect list of the force as Boon ai it has set sail. True' Drammen° 'City Cowvawnot.--Thi body convened yesterday in Spring Garden Hall, for the purpose of placing in nomination City Offi cers. Their deliberations wero conducted as all convoked.bodies of law-loriug citizens are, in . a qiiet, commendable manner. The result of their action resulted in the selection of Capt. Horatio 0. Slekels for City Treasurer, and John Sherry .for City Commissioner. Theso nominations will give satisfaction. Allegations were made that Wm. B. Allen; Tenn Bryant and —'l3Oyder, who appeared' Delegates, were Know-Nothloge. A committee Wfal appointed to examine into - the matter,' who heard teettniony; and then required the accused to sirens that they did not - belong tu the Secret Order. This they rerused -- to do; and were in conseqtletiee expelled Item the . convention.' The teemted offered to smear thatthey bad never Ta loa any otter ticket bqt thus Dethooratliu but thbi was not deemed sidllelent.;—PrltT: Penn. • AMOUNTS or rue 'Lars Cortacroa RICIIJULD. *SO.-It turns ou: that according to the books of the tressnrer,Jacob Richardson, late collector at Oswego, N. Y., is a defaulter to the tune of V202,000 . f0r the recovery of which. his bail .is noir being sued. Tic aggregate amount of the .bendaunder-which itiohardson's 'defalcation 60- craned is but $45,000, which will; doubtless, be recovered, and, perhap,..cioniething inens. . It riiU bo recollected that . Richardson died not long-elate, in Clanadciresh. '&er„ r• ' , . • ... ..„`"fille`ralls gurape In the 'comity:lotion i , iiallroadaaritiusdit top tindhottoni alike,:end aiii.lcejia In' the cast iron:claim on' each cross tie. thisanians, when the "upper. surfue of OW rail hictattei defectitti; - It can be turned side down; entiprolgat knew surface equal to a net, ma . , The Atnerit&it plin Le 16,141 W e -choi r; w, opiy et thdjolnts, iid . the rail only one running' surface ; the other broad and flat, aitd_beld • the tid by aplkebeads,and when therm' becomes flndy or gets, a had spot on It it must be pulleil up and thrown aci le • . . . VOLUME LXVIII---NU6IBER 193 CONNECTICUT :CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.- .•-•- • • .• The Ist District is close between Clarke, K. N. Whig, and Pratt, Dem. Clarke iS elected by a small majority. In the II District, Woodruff, Whig and K. N., has 1,000 majority over Arnold, in •'S towns, which Will not be diminished by those yet to hear from. His majority is from 1,500 to 2,000. In the lIId District, Dean, Whig K. N, and F. S.. -has probably a large majority. In the IVth District, Welch, K. N. Whig is probably elected. - A clergyman in England is now suffering the Severe penalty of twelve months imprisonment, for marrying a couple at half-past six in the mor ning, when the ecclesiastical law forbids that such a ceremony shall take place before 8 A. M. Neal Dow, after being twice beaten in similar contests was .on Tuesday chosen Mayor of Port land; Maine; after a vehement struggle, wherein the largest vote was tfirown which Portland ev er polled. A majority of the new Council are also in favor of a thorough enforcement of Li ,quor Prohlbitipn. DZCLINATION OF JUDO C 101PILIN.—The Athens Banner of Thursday Imo : "We loam from 'an authentic . source that the 800., Jos. 11. Luinp• kin, has declined the appointment of Judge, of the Court of Claims. Soldiers' Bounty Lands & Claims against the Government. wrcr, will procure Bounty Lund War t flints for &Idlers, their wide.' Bounty mbar children: nod will prweeekste claims enn u lgt._ Golrnment. and 11121V,Itrl , '"'ne . r,, i n "(- "*"'UY airtwnee r . re0.,1.0 Tblrd et., one door bee Smltbeeld. entamf CIIATtLaNAYLOR. Agency for Soldier's• OCATIuN OF LANDS—PURCHASE AuND RALIK OF LAND WARRANTS—The under:Ow, made arrangements with competent and re:portal hie gentlemen to °Main certificates or warranta for *A dler. theh widore or minor children, who are entitled to Bounty. Lamle; also Orr the location or lands and the oat . chase and sale of land warrarde. JOIIN D. DAVIS. Corner of Wood and 6th sta.. Bounty Land Agency. BE UN KIRSIONED °tam Public and fienerid Agent/. havg b Land mid ffenitied liermld reline:lenience In prosecution of Bounty on Claims, offer their service. to obtall land Warren& under the a, tot Come-rem pawed March 3d. 1855, which law sm ut. 148 actn of land to,"&ll,oMestra , musicians, 11Hvata., Maio stars. chaplain., as.affien, mariners. clerks, an, who have owned In any of Utto ware eines 1790,which the. Uni ted State. bare been engaged in and who hare 1101 M odred their inwards proviocut 8.1111114 STETTINIUB & CO. WWILVITON March 24. 1855. — Tarpetinze Oil Cloths and Matting'. NO 4 Fa'TN ET6 Ad .V & .Itel It Wo0.1), RE now receiving a large and choice itY sortment or CARP/STINGS of the latest and mart td patterns , consisting of . Royal Velvet, Brussels and Tapestry, Extra and popes Tbree Ply, Pateg u t Talents. , P Ylilted ral:T n otan; Together with every description of Kemp, Cotton, mid low pr'essl Carpeting. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, \rmm 3to 24 fret wide, all onantlea and pilaw. Alm, Table OU Cloth; bolYand oven Oil ^Shade% • bolf and Armen Holland Window Mallet; Piano and 'Table Coy = r • Il L s, lanfirnt . Com llll ' ol C egl t erwill ni et kred at the lowest rash prim. ' =Mk For the Spring Trade. V' LOOK OIL CLOTHS, of all widths. Furniture 011 Clops.. Carriage " OU Cloth Crash, Opeoue Or Oil Cloth, Tnearparent Groan Oil Cloth. _ Tromiparent Duff •' Bad tiolland. Transparent !Medea elude weolter to ilia Wholesale and Retaail trade orthe above guida the latest and beat entortment °reach. that has ev. er been °Mired in Ode market, and at paces as low ma ear other manufactory In the United State& U. PHILLIPS, m Oilcloth Wnoero om e. N 0.116 Market et Hide Oil and Leather Store. D. DIEMPATIIIa. No. 21 South ThiS4l Street, lbstween Market and_Cheetout etc. Philad•lphia. UrAS FOR SALE SPANISH HIDES, Dr and Omen salted Patna Kips, Tanners' Oil, Tardrora Currisr'•Tuolsoat the rawest urlde and the beat terms .0 ...All kinds of LaMar. In ttie rough wanted, for uhlo the highest. rkat prioo ts sir in cash, or taketlln etrhaugs Leath,. stor ed free of share • and eotd on codimlait JCS DINE ANWIEDAR WARE.+SAMUEL ICROYSigN aerie ennatantly on s good worst aunt of %Yeah and Bath Tule, Ilnres. Steam t.nak Well. Michas. or Drsw tharketc Wooden lion Chores. Dry 11naeures, Zinod Cherry Wool.Boanhs arid ail other kinds of we In his lbo. alee•-50 nests Tube and 100 down Duckett. Warerama. Masonic HAIL Pifth street. Pittsburgh. Pa. =at:. V ariety and Fancy Goods—A. full assort' , meat just received 4 lii)ITE are opening our Spring purchases of Alvaro gouda and offer diem et loneet Trines to ell =.,.l..igt!,,z,=.4l..nt?tieusf,n3,l=ilztg. Wo mee rt. all Mtge complete. WIL IL TALCOTT A CO. roblf N. 02 WI street. Hata and Capa. tirE would call the attention of our V V frlcildeand the paling generally to our beautiful stook of SILK WITS, at S 3 and 54. cannot he sus-pained for neatnese and beautyof style,— Alin , our Celestial and Shanghai CAPS. which are the moat eplendhl of the warms Plush Caps at out. mhs J. WILSON t SON, Si Wood at, rlio BUSINESS MEN—For mild, an excel. j lent tumbles,' stand, nith dwelling Mom &n. athlete on ['Oho]. at- Wellsville. Ohio. , The bowels well anang-. aL motaloing 9 roomsruditchen ' • wide pottier. in front havlog floe slew of the Ohio rive', a lame store rooto. with bootod ehew wimioe a well Depot It le on the mainees at.. near to the It. It. Depot and riven 'The lot le 20 ft-fruat au Litton et. by IL/ deep to in e 11.... A good cletern for water, and • two pm warehouse on the alley. The etore le now ocounhel by the proptletoa In the Book. stationery and Variety °cede bluelnesa and the stock. which le ova, can Pe had Ifrierized. • A eoaiaese of from 7 to $lO,OOO per year hoe been door at Lir prod ta.— The locality is wen suited for harder...or dry goods.— Price. WO. Tenne.:sso3 in hand. balance at. I. 2 and 3 yetre, cc will be traded for approved merchandleer, arlande In Southern part of lowa. roh2o 8. CUTTIIINDT t 84. 140.3.1 at, k RMICAPLASTERS I have recd ' a large lot of thulei relebrated Plautera far pains Or wes ens In the &de, bark ur limbs, 1n t i supply of NeedloVfklmpuund Pluter. and a - rarlety of othrr Linda Thoek haring to tike plautcra can always pr erne the beat In the city at JOE. Fustma. tabla turner Diamond & Market at. 1%1151. 11. TA,LCOTT &CO„ Nuccentioni to v Kennedy. Jr..) Itannfacturers or et kinds of / MING (ILASSINI, ad dealsrs in Imported and Do mestic Fancy Os . No. Gb: Wood street, corner of F our t h, Pittaborge. Pa. Wollt Mouldings. Portrait Frameaunl LooklnglNam Platmt alsram on band. mbIDIT Spring of 1855. MURPHY L BURCHFIELD w mmmemro cg' riy F h sth, Their etalr.or to -Dons ANTED—Ohio and Penna. R. R. In me Bonds. Do do Stock. do •do Dividend Snip, North iimertesn Mining Company. Natio. al do do Pittsburgh City Bonds Allegheny City Rondo, Merchants. and thanufaeturers Dank Stock.' WILKINtI B Oi.k. Rankers and 00M12113811H1 Stock Broken, N 0.7 1 Forntb stmt. SPRING dt SIIMIdER - DRESS G6ODS-- A. A. di ASONA ClElnvita attention ton aplendid sort men t of Drees flood. Mari:Law, jugt rood, comprialug new and elegant nylon of French , Satiate and Jimonst larna, Chintz, Organdies, Berages, An FLA.INEfiIi-241lagg, 2 bbls., and 'tea. now landing from *Mame. ClaraDmn, for We t ISAIAH DICKEY GREASE -3 bbls. now landing from S. B. Coro Dean, for do by ISAIAH DICKEY& CO, CI.AOUND NOTS-938 bags now.. landing, k,A from aromor Clara Dam, fore ole by oPt DIAIAODICHEY At CO. , QAFE & INTERESTING BOOKS FOR kJ OITILDRSN—We hate fast reo'd a toe nesortioent of Juvenile Doak& for Family an 4 .Sabbath School reading. Cal and 0.14211310 at 66 Market ,st., near 4th. AN •..1. S. DAVISON. NAPEER PIG METAL--181 tens now Lading from steamer Clara Demi. Per min hr' - • apt ISAIAH WOK= it CO. OGS-3,400 doz now landing homsteam .24 er Mara Dow, for sale br ap4 ISAIAH DICKEY 1. 00. - EDIP-38 bales Miseonri D. R. Hemp in -42 Second it. IFTVE DOLLARS REWARD will be paid . the detection of the mon vh d o la la tfit htbit of . ih"' A. AMA/3 Cr., St I;AT itrea: TIMBER LANDS IN ELli' 'CO.FOR' ' " SALE—Be:wean three .d tour thottrand aerrs The Iri Olt county, well timbered. tor ooly U4O per acre. the is are laid off to treats of _rartou• altea to- =US parr-hewn— tett% - MOLAIN A S ON. "41.-ath at.. • Fatceai.Oo Lim • ; t 3 standard litiriT ' iir — ApiU. """...r •reth.l .e b; t4l73 • ~ B. BADLER.Allegbasky..' 464 PIGS LEAD; 500 lbs. Venisox; = 3 bate °Manz • 31 nAki Wroi. renthild on caul autumn al:dams:Le by d. CUM - 31VMM, • 103, 1116 Llbertyst. MANTILLA.S —A. A. bloat' IN I. .o..panblir another oupe_rior afoottparit orthe laws Paris atylas of 'dog aad mataar BAG BONNETS—A. A. - Mason & - Cu. • CI win exhibit on Twaslay. *WI ad. Ma =Ors Silk " 14 13stIn Bonnets. in all colon, of Mote own utTolius , sus sfacture. sta RY APPLES-100 bua.'just read and for zale bY Ara RENRYILCOLLINIL RY PEACHES-100 bus. just. reed and for tale br s.p3 . MORT 11. COLLINS. fl ROUND NUTS—Z bp now landing froze 04imer Cueklopts. For NJ. b.r • At& • • t • muff LOUISVILLNLIME io attire for we rbaleial• sad ratan ~ - IB6tAII a co. . • .P 3 POTATOES -24 bbls received and for ea% or • .ps • 7.o.lleLallantJtr, eWiaItPETS-1 00 rolls aiiptaine Com- • moo alulkor Deibut Ingrattr.emeA Armed W.ear, fa'. or .o 3 -W. Me...LINTOCX DUOS ° jA S-5.00 .ua ts. ( Jr 0 4EEN APPLES, , -75 bble Green Apges WA for al. by . JAS. I.IrIAUOIILLY. _ CORN-500 b!:ta Shelt Zorn. . For: 7 ,61 . 5 - , JettryeLAINIILLI ii i ii,c/Arni-onAsti-- .0 20... of di • {Arrant st3l.. In light mad itokrk ..tork from thii.roettty. , and tot mho -in th. Cloth WszeroCrais, [:o, Mask - et .1 J. & IfiLtap
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