. _ GA _ E. . .. .•,.. s, . i • • , „..,.„,,„,••,. . ..:•..„,, , , • RUMMEST: DIRECTORY.. AL pirmenz. a. 00..3 AVVEICTISING .44nicrt i 129 71•Su9 Ma% Itsw Toll. And Nc../D Slats erai. &dm. P. Cb.Agoras tt7moita ln the ullusatisl I tt almambutai PlKerf bath Crawl -Biala To ri etlita friubsoriber is now. ,b4p7rt — ing .. ;t, super 'liar jvallty tdoll pf.ftrns A _or whieiV Imola= 64,011 mi dining yredwai a fine Cognac Brandy. datenes Babas sad thahl's Pready„ of Jamalesuat,Cridaglim_ ...4.Arse.thderandniseh Brandy, ftelland Sale6lateitletrapi, Stotdi IMiky are se, knowledgetig n. the New rarirKerelants by the great lr de. :Ton b 7 EiIi7HTWARGSIe • York. N. • IL—Phabwolde and7Th=mws- • tsp. 'Chemicals, Metals and Patent Heald_ seal lizoatite, /Mina, Oyasida, Poisd_ ani 3 Oxide Mem PIM Bed Mereury, Nitrate Sim on- Morn'e ExtraetCbpshi, Wasolesting Pastliss, Pboi. as, Bland. Nickel. hisjipseaCardlinton,Oarsalue Betz Nit ee gym. te4 Biwa halt" due Juniper.. Chrtm Plzen Rnaziirian' Wines. . brHOHARD &BUBB * Sout h-William swat.. Tft*:, nit tends of the k Tinzmiuf, Winei nr intlng. ••=. tiara antstanny on nand In nuke and 374 4:is s=W Ind an 020.11112bW)SusaL31. Hesenelyi. linuntenn ti, s.uter,. Ha= *Pbea/ ilk anarkVulan 'Lot. of dizemt brand.. • .PAVATZ Prang GILIPII JUICE.% Jul mders inonkpupixeentsrlntils ;Ram ..gongh's Patent - Mastic Skirt& RATES - 2 PRANCE, I Ikro. 1 Barclay: street, .41111110N—arane ars_Jcstrano snot thou. hap the of=firAtltsuri lIMIT-• 'JAM:JUN te.:04.114, ol• the late firm P s {.'et tir.:l- a 2l.admoa Boa& Grate ad anda ora Makers t a i . s 20011 roadway nub, Now Yartr. , ,..bpAo :I °muttony ow band l. Toney or , nd -.2•1311r :1113.91"1041E. ADVERTISEMENTS. . , ibs . lbllogslar list of ths/sessPlnso ins 'bait "Swot rabbis's tbs o & sttissr Tort- AOOOBDEON 1311/.11503, Jk*. R£ll4/0; WEISSENBORN CO., (lath C. Itmiaat lu ers and Wholasholksixe ls ha 061311,13 .. . Pissepd:ALtallan Impattolmdal t: o esi:limm sad coups stanTga fjottlit Sail Dual; u.a.bataa - 5c0...; No. it Pl. street, Pte. York, 4:41 - Print til ' Our ns ham arrtetVeMsli en,tlSattsett Printers. , nelbtorr46ll3 .: DSYaooD3 OW)IN MoNAMEE ar. dO. Importeri of Aioakuk fooloosinmiotanuomb h ua sod FCOTTENET & CO.; Importara of Elmab Migt citharß2x,crala Goods. No. 40 Broad grest. PSTEIN & lIONIO, i 100 Liberty at., and SbS Cedarst. cor. Trinity Pisa", linWeers Lwee • • Wks. le dattararbb td. WESTERVELT, :Venetian. Blind • natomennir.Lio.Ll Bt.: Cate stmt. Pl=b, JOIIN . PRATE, DEALER IN IVORY, ssa sianasotam of Ivory. Goods. No. Y Munn ft, AXES OWEN; i 5 Broad St., Iroportei 'of ay Dre. Tri.han, Ma Crsvat.. Lars Mitt; and BLIk Glam. ind Triages. Goods r. •- tauganb ORN, SCHLIEPER; & IL&ARAUS, /131- Molars O'Gorman sad Bolstast &mad Cloths. Enka Moc 24. No. 60 lttehsajtsP/stoo. tap 20.56 - DETER-12k itIIILLEN; Importer of Francll Clermaa and Elwin Drjr lirkw3e=hu., Velvet. nos. Elmsla.Wageos. Az, zp Ex.; Fork. se .1.343cta1.R46. B. s' TOR h CO., .99 Charablirs stmcit, ?pI,IN X.:DAWES, JONES CO., Im— vmegr! of Crentkmat Ponthilibur Good". and Manz- AlaCT 3 tbai. shirtaascs..ta.o wed., • • SE _the' Mexican Minting Link:lent in Sitinination. Dams armies: Cints,'Ptlee Ewa. a¢effectual rate Do an external ream Minta at man or anlinsL 8. W. Westbrook, orlinnal cattlestor and prorietor. SU itroadetat - - - irstatparin JGURNEY, No. 349Brealway, thi oldest. • aad mast ertaaadar eAabildamat la to United oraLilylans'3ll3 JUMUMi2I ILDWATIDS,:SA.*FOitD 'Foreign "Igo. 35 Broadway; Goode end Pangeges kr er to and from all patio: the world. ' Agent In PlLtabargh. Adams t Co. oslbly,tneWAS - IRENCH. AND WOMAN NANCY BABELSTA, VILLRLES.ZINN. 00. , 62 Malden Lane, Duertars of Fran% sad Oar:ml Ihatar and Travai -las Basbas, sad inaardratorns at Qua and Colored Wil low Dr294j Par/dears end Joan: /dad Workstanda kr. /J'AS AN .b D RiViVS &JESUP Ni): 67 Trine Bt.,' New Tart. Comadatim kratehiitalter the sala of all Wad. apt.. Viol, sad Cotton and WooleaL z hisctdasrn roes Unites& Amami Szelsodre Aim Ca fbr 6treklititipr. 7 , de20423:17151.5 P4?SB WAREHOVM _ . . _ MM. W. FELD &CO., 11Dliff- i etreet,; sad Wbaksal. Dikes la .I.marict eemanamEaslist,PAßEA sa,d. rat, docription Paver Munthetamen toatmlals. Usuall'Ed 11,IINCA.N, LEWIS & SARTOW, No. 161 WM= dept.—A an gre_ VyofPAPIS br 10l- And Trruatic= scr aseally. i lszns. sans, a Goatee Dams Locks and Cross Bark ROM? IL kislittractozok,ll22 Nod ' • tk09755- BOTH AND 7A301 GOOD& •' _ • X ' ABLROBS CO; 54 Maiden Line. EfeiVEMir wx 2 t 7 Ptesst.lnenine ereinre - Ps I I: I e• ELLER, COATES & TOULE, No. 279 - WINDITir GUS% PAINTS, - _ L•IL POILLON k - 'CO Importers of traxtela Caieb_As4 Wlsdltrr Cassi—Na. St Mavis, lilo' ":I & CO: No., ' .11 . ---- - 4 ,„:. 4 ...,. litorlsior cappage -Pagary. it.=STOlf; . 733*; 00„ practi. , WI Omsk Irokrock violin. cdkeliorco and Samar OA; T (IMP*. bare on boa sad ore roorkormordos am ortutrimoorrtamort or (31:rthirekit,lOrellyikEragicka, NW *WO Cur, lads la oil their isliam_ estriroorlth staid mot to MT and boontr ofloisb. Ind= to sill= work tba noista bon and Jraoterer,likkol7. W to al or orded the ootdmosooDlCterais. Tho , IVeoo arl lident. that all Ito my Arrarrioar with thig . - pot, li rlmmatrt pg d ortl iid. ' nor' , 7. or is =of the Dr e.* torsrierro.surteo dorios Mr day... . oak *IL• MIMS: • ' - AIWA GLASS WORKS. . DAVI:1)8W & WMINAOTDRERS and dealers ixt Via% Bonito. aniralil lands otatian sail Flint 0 laarrion a to.—tea liaztat stew. Pittabw rn Particular unnwalititil to piing. man:Mann WWI. • No: ErVittrik Bfrees; 'ragactexpasa, Imparters of O. Over.Unrivallo • - O;DEE S. •-; • Agenta for the. mold. Celebrated - - Ipoofjur raja/ 110.41121.17.10W1N0 , PITTSBURGH CO , CH .FACTORT* nri•ow-.—......zarrix • efitatol---. - Ali• Anil BIGBLOt co No 48 gem MP, -.DIAMOND ALLEN. I ': - - Plttsb beat 006R.' ergh, rent& EOACIIES; ifYAHRIAGES; PILIBTONS, svccifs. SSW ems , OescriOtlon of Tuley lfetrklos • t soottle•and Oalobsd Jo • 101/41120r 110/611,61? gl 4 6 , 6l4siannenot 601814 altitof irMIDAnaMP S • EAL ESTATE•CIFFICE,:No:, .87 :Front rtreet,24(toorftte LalottlUm• ' . 112 V Plir;63; Voar3Arti , boxligbSsadonia. . - . . . _SUP/Er Ii• OLD;- . IMMO" 10011DX1311, orVr-so lAMBILRIS , AND GAB iron= anima= tfflurris =mum urianorr. MANTIFAZT , 11.11,1cbds 4:1 Water, a Gas aussuat iia!ises mod on Ma/e 1324 _jjEHE TUE FRITz,NuItY .lo 00. No. 29 Nor th , THIRD Ianid;'PRILA'Pd sodKn uni tOCCO IdANUFAMITIERS, COUR; Ilflia. sod :moms , of YILIEF CH CALl4lllpf tri RID and OAK ' SOLB 1,24.T1L1LT AND KIPP. ' 1 ramtnr . • , caThon aothi'and imattiage. ... 216 9 M2X 1 ,44,491V,1.,3-,; iirtnayr.revairiowireo end, ch - offtn - ',...... sortasset &CARPS 'albs ..1 - Ittariw ersqle.. tag I 3 na't 5.11,rs and 7: 11K Ply, rillPaui lamb 17;and e. Itn ,4 111.1edigalet . . faggebar with Fray. tke7tottart .at Thaw. p*tcs, =a laarvi ' Et OIL ' CLO THS, - " : ibmi t te 41 o, ZytAtl a liruilit.W c t i rd= i .utr lad =MI Window !halm Piano and Tams Caw erg llagn, ta. Eon and Wit= Itf Mawr, Mar Rods. Vonlllaa amoater sh . leh Win A.* fam kri.s....a : Torthe Sprit Trade.' FLOOROIL C of : - G. Rath. • ..=r rn at ious2 l - 1 We cdreerio the sn.a..o , lf.'d oftLs e bun - gm)" the haat andlnen amertannt Grat, tnat. twqr.tmen aced In tbli ambit and at prim in low es an/ ntbernianur to Ltio Vabd Stem. - my= Watenxnan - bre-116 Mutat EC. • • • -•• lI'S/JAIL DICKEY k CO.. have removed to LNo SO wax: tairsmitsts.„, tgard..."tormtvir ovoiviso b711.24 . 17,40=6 4"0 , . sag 1111221 E BUSINESS CARDS ATTORNEYS.; AOSEPII 8. 8: A. ItORRISON, &tor trad.saai,7l, nos a 110. 143 Y p orth 4lreet,.lrereen 1...F.' RAIL; Attorney*. sr. - • wisns Thaldffize,weraatstreelt,,betwearroarth mud Mk". IT 1 • " 3D-Wi r r - B cgi . F.ET }1:11144p,5, _AuonLO-atziawt rmos°BERT POLLOOK, Attorney at Law- IL a rift sail gnat alaseteopmdte theCoart Fittstarrad m 7141.4 3 EAMES J. KORN; Attorney at Law, offico UP fourth stregt. Llakr Gnat. Pittabargh Ja15,1/7 TASPER .E. BRADY, Attikraq . at:Law, N o . 80 Enttrorial. . ri t.ltWO Qui an vs C. IL —MOM LODZIrit 11-Sitn;fg, 0„ • OIaCCII3OOI. To A.. 1111,Wil • CO ) BAN ik-RxeitANGE tan:Eats, PO. il PODETH ;711.14127, PTITSBOROLL IN the numerous saspensions of Barikeri and Broken thmaationt the country during the Lit monthly: aremiud Oaths may Instance their trotib bare grown out of► daparture nom their lardicoar and vs therehre take conalon to ear sum the public, Ittatintime, that Clo speculations In _ from th oy stooks; or other and' outaide opeceJape. etia/1 tempt tut e atria legi linear-ow bagfuls. tolimi, to that In. aroldlugall such larestmente, Ire dual not ootr to totter able to len* Mireustoaters and etuture their witty. bat that lei adopting kWh mune we dull _inc isions ono corn ulthaste benefit. hie - WILKINS 00. XL . E . RNAN 41 - CO_O -.Bankers and. Exchange Br:ave.* Wood fteget.,coraciatrotainec Aa.r. ./:=2l sellro na Bankari Song and Oath. Draeonnt Time tuoter,_nmake lleetlone in an tile nelnelnal eitlie at theelorn Bere Oa Domes on catt. Mum= Well nth su""l4"lttliirl=tnenntas. _._.,.; . er =Wen ap Vl.Jaattern itenbenne ennatatittr Ilar sale. 'ea... 4r Wkrtioull PUZI3I.....—.ASSCa 11 ■ 111 11„--..111L. U. ItArt. EII LMFR- HANNA a 00., - Successors to • ttaley, Haim* Co.; BaikamErchaartarokersaild FOrdIIII and Doatertlo /tut:team Cerliticatee of De tlf. Beak jot Specie—lL it corner of Wood wad Third Areeft„ Cornatt Atom' received on Depoidt." Eight Cheeks Dv sale. and colicethate made ea Dearly 44 mud, - palpoints of the Caked State.. . The highest preatisua raid for Forel= aad Amarican . Miriam eget. on liber ta m e. corialanoacate of Produce. idahlred . - .IL -- infIiAMIT.E Uc7:, - iigiers Lft wa .vmr d No!th But Ammer of Wood sad a lY .l. 7 lE rcy. .I.mam to. on meal toms, sad coiled:tofu i.B-17 .1§1:110LHES k. SON, Dealers in Foreign. and Domedle Bina of 'Exams. CertiSeetee of Dep po Beak Note. end Steele, No. 69 Market greet, MU. Lerch- Sir Collections nude on ell the pi ettles thrometclect the United States. - • rIMMMnr . A .7 7V.Ing I .4b, 'Littioner, 0 JOHN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta re Moue; ananessor to Davialt t Agnew. No. R !Market meet, near Poorth. Pittsburgh. Pa. .NRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller And the n.a. stakinernAe-. No. la ktiltd oza, Pittsbuzgh. XAY CO., Booksellers and Stationers, No 65 Mid street, next do to the owner of Ma, oreh. Ps. dchool aad Ler bcoks onastaatly ea head. COMMISSION &C. HEYLOVAL—Soringer Harbaugh Co. Lre restored to Xo. Lftext7 Janet.. arum= num &PRINGE'R HARB:ALUGItc CO.' (Sums oars to & Harboo.3l.) Cortwoladoo and for cording tic Dale. to Wool mod Produce sonforally. illo. 3+.5 LlbortliFtrooKjittabargt. Pa. out A. A. HARDY, ' cormisay rv - luscslielDeNiF McizAffr; Agent of theladison and Indianapolis RAILROAD. No.Bo Water at., Pittsburgh, Pa, j...zgyd I:4. =rum 7. W. BUTLER & CO.. ECUAtWARDING & COMMISSION MEE NTB uulDearrato allbiladiat PULA:3:3O Man aztlrJaa, Jed Eta sad MW. Lead. Ma. yr That atraat.llllabscrah.. aLLS.I3IM 4 . IL • ..L BrBANE, Commission and For - walnut manaaaa, data, to Wool sail•Preists . also. Plttabatekkliumbetarm Ne.l . l4 . Bmand .. - Is : ~e , . •• ".. ...- { r 44444444 q 914 M ' ... . V A:7 . an, r mime. don Merebsats, Philadelphia- Liberal sdnani• JUN 11.11.- svaox. -. OHN WATT & N., Wholesale Grocers, • Ca= Won sad Dealer, In Prodme • sad .B.•CANFIRLD late of Warren, Ohio, la *acidulous./ IranriaLtalatelt : ta t et,1.1 Mud. rad in Walt= Roam Battar. Pot sad Nut d&., sad Weatans-Prolace WatAa stmt. between ...ltaSaM sad Wood..Pitadmadh. . - WNW UM; ---IVONAS LZT?; 22. _ffintti_of dem Rattan. Utile k co.) WITLE 4. CO., Wholesale Omens, Praise, liadCbamilokzi Unseal:is aid Desks. In - Martottetscitt, Lie.. U 2 &mitt sisat Pitts '• . : : • 1 1 :F•snillaisa4Caamolse . ton 11ml:twat's:xi : i JAI: • .1 Dortar:per Ia lkozolk Amid= Wog • . No. 66 Market •, McOLINTOOK, Importer and Whole, r~S_sala arm Ettall o..fn Carretlug, rkor Off Steam pr z tje i kagi . Mudge DRY GOODS. VAN GORDER, Dealer in Trim • Gant's.9= Good, and ign Ek'X ittieleat • full .t of which an always ba bad at Noa. fa, earner op& a. Lb= TILIMILFSLa El —IL L. ANT2OI.II&CO, /L mss. AA.' N CO., Wholesale and Retail, Deigns to Parry and Rots Dry_ Qcoda, R 3 MAY Plttytraryt- URPHY & BURCHFIELD, 'Wholesale INA. and WWI Dry Goode Merchants. miser Youth sad atter. Maid. Pittabargli. GROCERS. Wallace , &.: Gardiner, O.IIO.LESALE DEALERS •IN Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, N 0.395 LIBERTY ST. iwP • =Alf NW. ISAIAH DICkEY 'Wholesale Oro• 4. ., i t.l4,"o2:xrdagetca G .E : lu=el,4 Do r . 1011:N FLOYD CO.; Wholesale Grocers CI and Casarn laseehavAtia.l73Woodand SLib OBERS 1100RE,Whotesale Grdder, Reo• • wens Dletither_ Dealer /a Produes. littebh Mare as . and Mal at tozolaa and Dcooest.le Dior sad liquors. ela. an Marty stmt. no head . rery • cowman. V. 11.44111.1-, BAGALEY A CO., Wholesale Ciro. V tem N sail 20 Wood gnat; Pittabarch. • AIVILLuad well:tit% Grocer and - .z.z.D.fr i., ===d o lst . „ .. glxtb•traarta, a tr i itzt•tqw- m Wri halts sad Ant., Whofessl• sad BAWL 40.1E.RT DAL:MILL CO., Wholesale Oftearl, Ontmdadozi Iterdsofs, Nakmrtm Prof two Plttgargb Maanbetztes. ?to: Lftertr amt. A. CULBERTSON, Igholessig (Arm:lend I =ll I I: I I. . 1 3 eh r fn Prod** axst.drilt. RWOODWARD. Whiff vas Witkof otrwt: Petodolahts. lA:CANDLES% MEANS 416.7 (irnCe e i. IC4II. te Wlek lirraadlera)lehr arb emL Izera.=assa.CotrocrYaraa, =FPI .0 - anat *Maxi sad Traver Marmara Pa " • Large Simply Of, SPRING. - AZID SUMMER GOODS, MURPHY kBUBCHRIRLD, &dab But toner of 4th tad Usfiet sts,"Pittlbeld j ARIES'."DRESS:— GOODS, : inahaung Milo" and Bummer Mari Idsr..k. MIMI, Dem irigrtr a. atbar igiel=tl , lzi= _Perdu, Btri . ps ondVaigo do lathed' french Chtntsm gad Reginnuctio. knits!" iled Azunie4n Riot*, Ka, WHIT=O , 3B. pialn gad Ilird bb : a r.e E f b rd i AMEßlpt Eg Anyt lite Therivit worked Bands, sGM Ediantor. . OURNINT) 000/08—fbr Intatd,'ldeltalifsf . .htos" 431ptai • Bcgak ! in , 246 "°' do ZA/ T'" , 8 ," 4 ".. ,7 / I ^ W o " krfil:LaPINQ Itoftwonds, Shoottopt. Mom Co.. ILnelfar, and Idrindr, Table =OS. Ten...MU NaPkhug• ae•• 1.4 Mtn ..aird &vs' wair. Including super French• CkdbaroddfUdd, Tlveeda.f•toollni,and Nookinetts. Patin-FISK tab Mum! ,Vesttogi, Bak= Llano (pm* toodor Beirdad . - oar stak Wog vart Ives sod - resew for dnolltt. of goods, wrilavito.plo eats of caF regular aoaWma m rf sod .- lchHWan AdriestO eon to oritonnt Of 112) • Bide 011.nnttLeathet Store. 3 )".KDIXPATBICIC, No: 21 &Kati Third , . Streit, Between Haw kshot Cbiatout star 4 PtiMPPlottla. 1111t3 •F(1 1 1. tieu SPANISLIIIiDES, Dr: 2.072.4.1•11t0i Patna Etyi, Tanner Ott Tanners' iC the itmettiniee. sad the beet tango ' Cloirboft•Esstiat r grim IA birigat4 ir tilea I. asetwase f [tidos. Untie/ rig free _ 'Ed adiestiempary, sswiv zrrizzik - NEAR PITTSBURH:- .EITLILENISII.R. 'WILSON, D. D;, Prin . dm). added by do nal ionalliad and ozporionciod SW B=I2IINEY &Won willeommonatow tha fent Minds,' of 110,1aul 4/201t of Qs old pupils will Lamm Mara ant bat= mama oweanciwi in tow wawa._ pmcipt application •bouLl %byname bi made ' by thine who wishitornliblif daughters% the laetltntlw. •. Circa/We Yin reaba." l . o ThaUre, r•ku.d by ba. gy ji m i t t Ztri: c i t r i mist - - INSIESE IMMMZ PITTSBURGH AGENCIES. 8. 01:17RBERT ft 80N, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for the tale antt purchase of Real Estate. Octilection of Rents, Negotiating Loamy& M Bonds. ortgagee, ac s No. 140 Third at.. Plttatrugb. an.l-17 Michigan General commiesion and — Colleo• ton Agem of Home eyrOftlee; and Foreign • angOß the collection tucmatu.aucanctaertra.3.r elilm. , in,3ndc a ao adjacent States., Investment and Payment of Moseys, Payment erTaxes, Pwshase and Nib of Real Estate and Stotts lestrrance A Rix PELTIER t. ANDEEZON,DettoIt, 'dflaltign. = to PfttsbutTS-3leacra Kramer St Rehm, Bask et; Oa. RUMS° ()Elec Lorain, Stens% d 00., *ardent& WANT/n-4W Ui.0:611 MittIIVISI from roliwtabla Lawsaes Comm We. mrl43.lrd I STIN Looms, Beal Estate Agent, Mock, Martha: Ales and DID Itrokar. eke No. 71 oeuttratraer, atom Wood. Sulam, promptly' attended to.. A3WZL L. MARSHELL, Secieta y _ Oiti- A7llThluiume Coati:own 94,Water street: , AL GORDON, Secretary Western Jua n. nate Co. 92 Water stmt. JGARDINERCOFFIN, Agentfor Franklin IN li g Instr he o Onapartr. north-east earner of Won! ~-- S :U elf• ~ szc. OLIN FL MILLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortee, Idnda and Mined Instrument; &boot Bra, and Western arena 0: 81.. Porte, lb? HENRY KLEMM, Dealer . in Music, Mu; blfttscmapt; Istfarter of Italian Serino., ggssuat The Nasal t Clark's •grand and Amara Plasm wlth Zama Attaabroent. Also for Donbares Plano. DRUGGISTS. RN HART, Jr., (emcee/mar to Jas. .11451af sad IteUil Druggist and DesJer In ta, Ms, Dyestuffs, de.„.141 Wood street, 3 doors below lID ro me E r_ A dicine. llsoy, Pit,tsburtku yydriteurdsr 'Altera Tor Dr. rob3o 1011 N P. SCOTT, - Wholesale Dealer in peteu, one, arnish.* and Dra Stuffs, ICo. 2015 Nati tmt. Plttidnugh. .Ali orders will mantra prompt attentkm. • • sip- Aftera t for Bthenel'e Pulmoldo Symm: mar 24-17 A. FAIINESTOCK A. CO., Wholesale • thsTgadsta. and trunnbetnenne of Whit. 1.4,114 Lma Ent =ham, annum Wont and Front litreall. Mt*. meta it E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer hi A v Za.. t LatiAgmglak,ot o lvz n ta l ate i ., , , i all, low. • rammer nutrar.. --cmous R ee EAM & & Retail i m b lr:elate. corner of 9berty. and St. Clear Knelt; SCHOONM AKER & CO., WbOICBaCI J • Drug Wood street.. Pittsburgh. JOSEPII FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox eortter Market street and Di at►nt amand—Etepo ems ni ti. i an e afn . lird complete satf . riznen . tAl= pertaining to his inutinees. as Prrecriptions carefully compounded at all hours. MgDICINE. WM. VARIAN, M. D., Office 6th street [ belcnrEirdthe.a Orceifourr-8 to 9, A. IC, 41 IL. 7 N. 1327334 rd A t 1 . • BCOTT, Dentist, Fonit fi re doors west of Mallet. Mos hours All'iro‘rl=ted. all MERCHANT TAILORS. J. N. LITTLE, MERCHANT TAULOR, 124 LIBERTY STREET. NEW SPRING STILES. LAVE just ree'd a large varae - of new il.ds fort. Spriss Clot., Caufser. d rings of thetstest .tylea and of the 110•110: deetg.an e .M,INUFACTURILVG. WILLIAM CO., 61 Penn st., below Morbury Pittsburgh. BOILER. MAXIMS and ' SHEET-IRON - WORMY-BA Elartutactscras BanshlWs rats rit Ch. :um Brichergce Bed Steam Pipes, Con. damsers, Salt Pan .. Brow Iron Yawls or Lite Boats et& Ahm, Blacksmiths' Work. aka.. maws [rows iterstritur dons shortest balm so3o-17d. W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail Xanufactulaz and Dealer In Cabinet Ware , Fe. ID stmt. 011 - WETELEREM 4 Zatinfacthrer of PASILNT BOX VIM • narat tar POLID BOX and BBAZBD BOX MEP, corner of A.a.son and Mb- Ifnmn otFrot•zoo Knorr trcun tho Rand FM AL Belmar' Mr- gl"rt oe2Oxei d2' I Hata and Capa • ttiIWILSON & SON keep constantly on • bo hte Vary descri d p===zelyZ Hats rl hxtrnable not or (14 " , ' vxml uul heap, vroaltrl.l.llo gavo to a call beffir• parrlutalni Zembers. c 101441 MX M'CORD & CO. WHOLZILLS .11.71 D ASSAIL PASIIIONABLI HAT AND CAP MA.NUPACTITEERS, LSD Dl4ll,7:riaill ALL HMS OF TIB2. Clap= 07 WOOD .4.YD PIP TH STEMS. Pittsburgh, Pa. 119. Their Ptak ambraoe• erartatualty saaat3la of Mtn asal Ca Muffs, Boas.Callra awl 1 = Mazda Ws", I. a. LITISWITCO .-.C.4111/15 XOCUULID - Livingston,Ro_ ggen & Co. NOVELTY WORKS, MITSBURGIL PA. rACS and Depot Railroad Scales, Hay, atte and Grain do; Platlirsn.and Counter do; Door of all visor, NAing,, Drop sod Thumb Laren, Cotter =a of various .111 n Pabt. Dills, armor ad pattarng Dolt.. and Faatardepor, dta/loable Imo Curls= or 1111101`11. dab form and Prdrn. STE AM W. W MAR . WBL ALLA WOCE, ORBS, X 141121 cold 323 Malty drat. moat 311a9VIckt &att. ' ITITSBWIEGIL VIONITMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones, Airj Yoroltars Tors, Mantaie Impaling Roney. &a, al ways on head, stet me& to order. WY wa1...7. et the lowest prime. Three bonito.) original and calsetod de lare. for lecon t m/1 1,rm te,,r , th batt. k., Black audit liar ldga fillod with &crotch et 319 Liberty. War m. ealt9 _ - W. W. WALLA.O2. •Penn Cotton Ittills, Pittaburgh.. Jr .ENNEDY, CHILDS CO.. lanonfaci EIL toms of— Penn I heavy 44 Ilhootlnz er. anzpot Cbaln of all colors and Cotton Ttrinin Dad °rad; Plough Lines and Hub Con Di n " Hope of all olsoa and deocriptloar tErl WoergotlithillaTroge=l‘g‘lllV:is" - TO DEA1.12,8 IN. WASKBOABDB. ~- 1 LA847 0. BICE, of 'Cincinnati, invented reduerbk haprerraeat in Washboards. for which he o aßdentirWet.. lank Bald haprovententeonaimb i ed In pr ooerly rumoring the Edges of • mheet of Zion (or 1 other reliable metal) and time mowing them to /noire or mat their ny into the solid.- wooden side. or lege of a %teacart the methods previously employed , tari ng been topkwod el or tut s scortice to receive the me. talk plate.. O. WE aubsequently sold bin entire interest and ownerektp In said; Patent to the enbeerther, ho I. . now •bbk Proproctor- Miyegf sa manta outherloel owns wrantneve of 0. 12 laVti IJIPROTZD TR/VT V.. 14, W 4101440 ARDS, having anemedel the late lino of .Wayne, lalley-a Co. In that Imeoness.• Induced by the Porniarityandexteredve select Maid Patented Washboesda, sundry. Teems hoer engaged In making and vending than willow authority to to do. thereby notating/t'p dt wend by said Patent. knits have been net 'orneed and are now pending metal certain potios, kneernto be Una In engaged. and It 1m mylntention to memento, W fngements nrma MY legal and-lost right to the extent • t the law. Alt perseurare theme. cautioned snidest pnrchaelagor denim In Zinc • Wachboardo, made after the manner patent.db Hies unlace branded .6 0. - Meer' 'improved frachboords. l Mented CeM.,1840," clone other being genuine. limay to well to remark that the variation In the ahape or the crimp, or the monk, to eat alma) , Patent ed dlac.h Ire to nail Washboards, deco net sive therfght to an. the tignated Mansur !team abovedeamited, noon which the wise of the &card rrnr. depends. Whosesale ceders for the onenine arlide respect:Mir solicited and 'PrompHy executed at as low _pekes as any of. the an tharlsed makes. by - W.:WAYNE. • Sok Proprietor and blenufacturer thereof: 011butat Hardware Store, N 0.196 Hari:mt. oppoelte - • • - Clndunatl. Ohba ' Barlow's Mato. Elue; ARLOW'§ INDIOO - BLUE is' now well ur established u the but arise ever offered for Ble. ioe Clothes.: Ms entirely freshoto ACI9 or uythlng In- lindens to thothrest artkW. • lionnekeepers Mbohave not wed ft wilt Pod II much chesperanet leas Muth , than:lndigo or any other article Itetvgreat ducandlter It has brought out ..real heitegerv. --floneekeepen and Conmen will be careful to eet thaziate 841.1.01e4 put p at ALFRED IfTLT• BRIZOIHES DRUG ET(IRE. 21h. 152 RACOND RT. PHILADELPHIA. gtorekeepers can pet:their impanels from the Orocera and Terassiete th ey deal Irina at prices • • ' thnntr UTAVIIHE ""nd IarLE,PAINT4EARZYLDITES. Dric STIIPPBEe.. ebtorith • Teufel. asmrtment of STOT7. thing In the line. gtorekeepera Physicians end Manure. tntarf anillited at reasonable rue. • ALVEOLI wivreeiwnee, Drueshia' • " • atelgm ' • N 0.1139 N. Sewed U., Philadelphia 'lntelligence Office, -A0.:2 ST CLAIR STREET. SE otairde.suriptions Rupplied 1,..7 !bajada Wellies sa d Ifotele ere napectfal— Ipoolletted • to atoll thelasslree of the facilities now offend.' . Put gas toss afraid se soassantee lbr More Irate:- . ••• 14— Cfa'aStiPha Vtaiehttc Attended to. OO& PENNA , .II4ILROAD;,-Walited 20 shwa of Steet. to eatipiets ae mien. ' witmosacn Dinkier. and Commilisicm Etcek 8.-o kers, 71:4th It T .. A. BROWN, would mostrespectfully eir form the public that he keeps on head. et hie Mena on the art side of tho Diamond. tion%C La tt i wi %t t. Ware insdeTotinia., II n in the beet 4l 4_ rlie7iirrented to any in the United titetat. ille =edema rerZed without the eld of, a serene Miran Myles Emir, tooltoind wood Oahe Cabinet ba=t h ol Hammy I DoMellead. I am wavered to itirtibli their bid enamel." ea well as thojnibiti ai Dna alth in their Una 62.0,7, no. 6 Wood street, Pittabna LAUNDRY BIAJ — F,Th . e' atten . won of carol- A.Alleit and raahlvonton fa United to thin Itlns width Is tune/ ledlgo dlasolved, having all Oa properties retained. lannOr hlueptantres over MS tmdlesolved Indigo the , advantage at haparthot stetter °aka to.e.lathet. or b. ItOt mach awn thante and courenfore - Ser a,., sod of ngo oaring °taboo" one half. owing ttette fact that not more than one ballot tie, Indlso can be dlisalT or Wa. ter. It It entevlrdettlette orwty nroputea aeon, to cloths. We groat tenet • mat. sad emersat tote at Minted: _War ode - ./01111 Itertar bt..lll Wood 4. 11agan.it Ablg ~ • . . ! . XtO: 91 Market et ; are closing ont_their on • bs stook of Dty Goods at an ItatasamatifrAt fr P l 7. ➢ iti l ft• on I " alr ° ,lP ' ut of ttop tbl&taTt rho . Pazametas, Ftatteil ' Ilarlool Datatnea. station= 1:W01 1 74:r Una, Bmnomotti tt. nit suaotior mato' o . tf....1 ottita lab ..Taal 11/istrpf Bloat ... Dzooada Plat and Stripa:l Drwa BM& all of 'bleb it I. mold at a gnat alatitela.,...' • _. . Jf4o NEW YORK. ADVEB,TISEKEITTS R0 n0m. 5.N % 0 155e .2443.d ur0..,f 41L'ILELL'S One.] Adv rtlahm Nassau ortreet.7 "°/4°347". New York. N 4 W. 80 • • "lima in ths PAPEB. SANOLIffeS, _ 460.7711 ran arum . THOMAS. FAYE & CO.. 256 and 257,Broadway, New York, 'Steal/ opponite the City run k Sark pla& . cwnstantly on hand a .full . stock of American and French Paper ils.Sthg% B°Td. " 4 lltrtaln Papers. Peet lenders. Slather. Lnnd.enDenan. of eTre7 otylo known to the MAL - II emanate !Watt In 'their Koehn rue boy from fret herin - oueemanalecturelarselyeul Import 4117ect tee m Vreneh Idanaliteturern for whom Ira are mole aziatte to the United Staten Oar retell department enmprlore the richest stele. of De:mutton. bpeolel betportaUone , nuole. when Seared. Demo nee splendtd eelleM.Wn -Of nempl.s. Artietle Paper 11..77 rent to .7 PUS .7 the Vatted Stater. naltl9-3mr Umbrellas and Parasols. ITORN , L SMITH. WHOLES/IL_EI:IIINUFACTUREII, 2.34 and 235 •Broadway, New York. The mast eitesslre is the world. rrHE late fall in the price of matoriale,con -11,-Set pent upoa the Irln g eno 7 of the monel market, has enabled ma, manotacture largetr for tße inning teed% and Ao offerLotLaerebants. mattry low prices, th e larded eacf meet ISM la aesortf UMBANL S , AND PARASOLS to' la tend In Xerere or America. Illerebante vialtloth =r i m: tuyittd to IC IL—Please tut title earl out and put Irfi, jeer eek. et booklet referemee. • • JOUR 8311TII„ • roba2mv Manufacturer. 1855: .11=611113.Y. 1855. Mrs. WM. 'SIMMONS, 661 BlVacti, di. N. T.. S now prepared exhibit, and offers for wale to wholesale and rata l Rupert. at Met:meat poi cash prime. the lamt and twat - ealeeted eta* of Ismail, _English and Atnezioan Al Winery and litraw Om& ever owered at anp one establishment In this cityl equal. If not superior to bee termer importation. They hare been selected with great ears by the. celebrated French milliner. Madame Libellant. arta% m and di Lamina. thee, of Bond et, Lowlon. P. a—Pattern Benbots <militantly on hand. Orden / miellgunetually attended to.. iln. 81.11110.Zi8, Daguerreotype Kafiri: 44 4tio. • NerdiaAli rtnArdie s r mpstfiot bah./ adeerti, gent to any Po gemrres to their town.. ANTHONY'S eneml Depot of Materials for the Daguerreotype, Mid for picture. ittprrend rr. Catalogues torn on appliratkaL Gonda can be eent-by 'apron. payable on Mimi, but Melee with whom we ars mem wanted. moot give refer ence a. to their ability to pay O. th e geode on arrive/ , or remit with their order moogh to corer 4mus-- tortatirm. fe274mv ANTIIONY.3OB=,N. Y. - New York Rag Itsunitactory. AM, Flour, FeedriNitin, Meal,' Hominy Etta. Butkheat.lt.ilisnesta oil nth*, kloi, , mad• and printed to order br mnehlnary wit dr— path. Addreas, an Ohm; IT Para greet.. Fitt, York W.... SIMMONS, .s% hole:We Dealer in STRAW GOODS: AND MILLINERY, feCt..3m• ar2 BROAD Th4l; N. Y. Straw Goods, French Flowers, &c. IASII purchasers are solicited to examine our stock of STRAW GOODS• Proneh Plower, Ar._. which will be found aspe n to that of any other similar howl Ln Use City. f Th i o9=:iirefi titr t mrny gia. sisZal t oners. te- which no offoo to CASH Azoolia aerrforVii"riv C4 • . 11 on 0ho•L. Now Sort CASH MUSIC & PIANO STORE - OP 1-10 RACE WATERS. No. 333 Broiulway, Now Ycrk. OPPOSITION TO ISIONOPOLY.. Music at Greatly Reduced Rates. iNariOTWITIISTANDING the COMbilantical or M Deal/mato keep op the Dot., of tionnopy e music, egging the Interest, of satin, composers, and their r feral to magma to Mr. Water. the ornirterler of the trade, ne is maklog immense Wel—having abundant eel. donee. that De has public countenance uri rapport. 1,1 bin =to the OreetatoooPelY k ana to hi. edurte old slept. and to adopt the alone/ *Currency. IIL. stock of American and Enropran Musk le Immense,. and the catalogue of tile own publication. Is one of the tamest mid lest ssby.t.rd to the Plaited Mahe. He hat also pads • Croat IhAlactlou In the prices ct Plant* alelaleone and Musical Instruments of arf Mad. Eirperfortosed.lN mime Pianos for ( 175. VA) and Warrior of or Mud. Aim/de, and Instruments ea sheep and no darsible as th ose width ; gr.. Plen4=l7,f ten earlet=le and v 2 = . ..0 atruing theta the celebrated modern naprenal 110 ala WATCES . Pus,. dth jfrst pr Seta PLUMS Of • • T. Um.. A CAI.. mats. (owners of the Ng/ leo patent.) Boomed hand Pianos at preatharpains. Prices from PO to VEAL Melodsousfmtajfindifferratmannfactortea. hided log the mailings /AD. & LLW . &MS'S /follaooo/, ittin- I ed.to the pawl temptraroAr u thr hat suits in Me United EMU. Prima .145. g.D, • OA files 8115 . MU. end MAO. emi th 's Double Rank baleen. th^o. Fatal Plano and Mae - dam ptiarontiviL The Met terms to the trade. rchoole. Au: 111% Per cent discount to clews. en and churches. All dd.." promptlse attended to, Music .out to all parts of the aountry, pottpsid. at the reduced ran. General and whet catalodnee and schedule of pct., of Piano. Ibruarded to ..addrain tree of clam.. leatbny A CARD. as CANAL. RTRNR7, NNW YORK. NOLYE111:111BEL4 INPOEURR AND NANTIPAOPUDER Op CLOAKS & MANTILLAS, Wo ,l l , ..c . L h t un respeti i illy infonn d 9 t l h l e , t f rade Erring Trade all! be read, Pi Stkipa ' ctiaz on tioe . l c a . lt of Folmar. Ile. being M. oar, antllla- merchant from Now York LlT.perronally rlsit N lag Pa i tt z lbe am... may mown.. ean that by VIII ha.- aactatare - verled style. tha s smhome thalnyte. notteeof dealer , lers/lal to the above. end they - May eel, Irv.. elver atL /Man. U1.9-2m. .81 u 3 ' 3 BROTHRILS dt CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, NEW TORK. llnee mama 421'0.170 Wan% hmr.ynoeenene, rPORTING the leading Drugs (rota their eiranal markets. both A3=eo and Indhie z z. , l Preach and itaallsh. Ibtfeme Nall and flair thrash.% Ibis Blob. and ntrere,Tuis and Vint, atonal% Oa kl. Poem lc_ Az thus offer them on the .nostreasonable Urns% Orders el .r fa psrenn, or by ms/1.. wia receive their beet attention. 191242=r ALDIg r RITI en 2. , Donaldsan.Aldcum . gFFICE, corner of kenn . and St. Clair kJ., Yttieborg h. Itinelnes• pertaining to the cam or erman will promptly attended to. fufelyd Pahick McKenna, ALDERMAN OF TILE THIRD WARD. O FFbrluC:geEr corner of Grant ) and L e Fifth w s h tr er e e e t a a l . brua O ryM y l ou totheyMMed. Akermaoand !cutle t of the.Pseee .01 be promptly attecrled to.. re 2-3133 MISCELLANEOUS. STEWART & =LOMB. NAND/WTI:MIMS OY COOKING. FIEATIN G, AND FANCY. STOVES, GRATES, FENDERS, Pipes, Boxes, and Foundry Casting's of kinds. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, No. 267 Liberty St.. corner of Rand, PITTSBURGH. PA. _ HOBERT H. 'PATTERSON'S ! LIVERY AND SALE , /w i t E., STABLkorner Diamond street and Cherry [try, ADLIS4f errnauttun. PA. -- ASHLAND HOllB4 • ARCH STREET, ABOVE SEVRNI/1 bTRRIT, PIIILADEL PIIIA. H. 8. BENB 0 N, Pnorsurros Sir Price qf Mani. AIAO per aey.,p !day 2. 1364,1 v d W ALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and Dealer In Phan, rimed and Dearratla Paper liars. Inge No. OS Wood street, lltabergb. bole Agent of the celebrated rosaufketurre, Mears. courtA. Pals, . : madecs tiIIABL, FASHIONS FOR - LA.DIES'DE ES& RP.—The Parish Fab len s 'Ib:JUNE, direct per stadium. if be on ale on the let proallAD-by . 'WILSON% 201 Id Wenab ov e Handetrat. I. SKIER, JONES It CO., PROPILIATORS KIER'S. PORTABLE BOAT LINE, ORWARDINO AND COMMISSION IdgIICIIANTS, Canal Bad°, Paientb . street, Pitt* nth. Pa. On, !dm and [IMF, Eler's az. tra and No. I Saltdlntbraeita and &eel Pig If Oil, MI I rar Brick and Mar. An tbrari le Coal, at. laYl BANKING HOUSES' op JOHN T. HOGG: OEW TORE, N. 22 SOUTH 3D BT. • PHTLADRIXITIA. pirrsßußa IL ALLIOOIIICNY 'CO., SONERORTi ;,- ; l , rimmtvirr 004 ~ . MOUNT PLEASANT. 'WEiTAIOTLET CO Perm. 'CIONNELLRVILLE . ' .I/A VETTE 420 1 --- UNIONTOWN ' , • 4 ugownieviaz, " " ihrootits receive, Discormts nude, Drafts hem Sis 2 canted. Rant Rotes Ind - Specie broght &oohs, Note, sod other &entitles taught arid ..mi.d.,; . 42ornespondotiossuld collections Doi no2SKI mAncu, 1855. • • Fitahtiping stock of Trimmins. , aOsEr.il BORNE & CO. have jusitomphit ed the e l entio u r of their liprhg •Stork trilloodr, to ern they desire to cell the atteftiore of their customers valid the trade. .A melon of the gat h specid.d DUO Tanneramt-OoMPrbing all the re...,t at Ice of Cane. Leta and Ribbon Trimming; yceng t e,,oimmi. lin o & &lid HuttoWrote.. ! • • Wate r ed 77 Exstotarm-Y French iript. Re gd Jsooriet Collars. Slee az ves ana Retilidliallesci relent:lomindoir and Mech lin do; kmbroldered Ildtra. Raps. Kande..Tranekr ,Wort. Wrought /1 1 . 1 11.11. ke. , Roemer ex D awns -A complete and varied amort, ent suited to theasison. A at varlet of Olarhand ir,doding real Paris =4O La. Mt., Kid Gloves, a turamintr Goons-licnnet Mks. Mingo,' - Ribbons, I .Fkrirers and Canceser • rh•epeti. Rik analtaitton Malone and Netts. White and °doted Bilk Lam Owes' Tann= Goon -Meer and Ikm.gwit, Cravats and Koehn; Ihrectrue. • yron" Oidlarr,..llyrem and : . RI dar c...... t'5-6 t4. 1116C - d ttocnovllto co.tzLh'n 1.021.,_P0rt, Blernnaln, Cora Rad arsels..gancy :Worlettotes. Read Draws. Ladhe and Rn of Belts. Cotton mid Woolen Knitting Tares , AA. lA, an of ir m.th. ther feel disposed to oder on the .4 terms.. Trhoming Store. • mliiKhrld • • ' • • . ..• 77 Market et. LOUIS S .Attorney at Law, and 'Bittern Colleetor Tim eomull - mita nni • '• woo AND P.KANSYLKIN.Le 4.4.1.GR01D.-Mt Stark,Warso.Rolous. TuscorowitoComoltOsoa,Rithload, Como!, Commit. Portoos,Trazdouy Ilabobingaod otbep. ..- 9ANTON. OhioAs 7 st 77 Cl• azo Co, . bast .. . 1 Menrs.y rr a QOnn W C .ll. Tabs; I Theodoes Unwlitater, Esq. , PITTSBURGH GAZETTE SATURDAY 11ORNING, A.1 3 11.11:7. 1855. 11/matsnmio. April 4. Fisserm.—Tho bill relative to corporations and i estates held by corporate bodies for religious uses, was taken up on second reading... The sixth section, relative to church . propertY h.ld by Catholic bishop's, gave rise to considera ble debate, Mr. Cresswell opposing, and Mr. Price supporting it. It was nosily agreed to.— yeas 26, nays I—and the bill, after passing sea -1 and reading, was postponed. The Senate then took up the bill to repeal the tavern license law. A motion was made to except hotels and tav erns from the operations of the bill, but it was lost—yeas 11, nays 15. ' Several amermdm eats were proposed and adopt ed, though' :not changing the character of the bill, and the bill was then ordered to be trans cribed—yeas 15, nays 14. On motion, the bill, as amended, was ordered to bo printed. The supplement to the Militia laws of the State was then taken up :and passed Committee of the Whole, and the Sennte'adjourned. House.—The bill to repeal the charter of the EHo and liortheast Railroad Company was taken up. Mr. McCombs moved a postponement of the bill, which was negatived. Mr. North moved to refer the bill to a Select Committee, with instructions to report by Mon day next a bill, and to make it the special order for that day. This motion, was debated by bfesses..Thomp . son, North, Chamberlain, MoCombs, Franey, Simpson, McCalmont, Wright, Ball, Carlisle, Ziegler and Eyster, and finally lost by a vote of yeas 30, nays 48. The question being on the 4th section, a chid- ' Mon of the question was nailed for. The first divisic n, contemplating a restoration of the charter upon Certain conditions; was • agreed to. Dxw3wy l Nei Yort. • The second division, requiring the citension of the road to the Harbor of Erie, was also agreed to. The third division, requiring such extension to be commenced within three months, was next adopted. The fourth division, requiring a change in the gauge of the road to 4 feet 81 inches, or to 6 feet, was discussed at some length by Messrs. McCombs, Ball, Simpson, Strong, Thompson, Lott, Wright, Franey, Carlisle and Meleelatent, and finally agreed to, yeas 45 nays S. Tao fifth division, permitting the said compa ny to retain the read as now located in Erie city, until the completion of the trnikto the har bor, and requiring that it shall then be removed, leaving the grounds,streets and alleys clear of ob structions, coming up for consideration, Mr. Mc Calmont adored an amendment permitting the company to maintain the road as now located in Erie, and leaving the grounds; streets and alleys clear. This was debated by various members and then negatived, ayes 10, nays 40. Tbr House then iuljouthed.to 8 o'clock, P. M. Arreasoos SESSION.—Tho llouse.re-assembled at 3 o'clock, nil resumed the consideration of the bill to repeal the charter of the Erie and Northeast Railroad Company, and all the re maining sections of the bill were agreed to. Mr. Cummings then offered a new section, to the effect that, if the said company shall decline to accede to the terms of this act, and thereby surrender its corporate privileges and franchises -the Governor shall Le authorized to enter into a contract to secure the alterations prescribed in this act; provided that, befororevoking the char ter, he shall tender to the railroad company the bonds of the Commonwealth to an amount equal to the par value of the capital stock of the cent pony. .The amendment srasdebated by Messrs. Thom pson, Cummings. Eyster, McCombs, Simpson. McCalmont, Ball end others, and was then re jected—yeas 34, nays 54. Tho bill was then ordered to be transcribed for a third reading, 'and the rule being suspen ded—yeas 59, nays 17—it was put upon its Snal passage. ' After some farther discussion, the question was taken and tho bill passed—yeas al, trays 25. The House then adjourned till evening. Evening Smion.—Tho bill erecting the new county of Madison on parts of Borks, Montgom ery and Chester, was considered, debated, amen ded and passed finally.--yeas 62; nape 18. The proposition to leave the question to a vote of the people was stricken out. Mr. steel, from the Select Committee appoin ted to investigate the affairs of the Bank of - the Northern Liberties, made a written report to tine effect that the charges were poundleos, and !rounssting to bo discharged from the further consideration of the subject. The General Appropriation bill was then taken up and made the first order of the day for Sat urday morning next. The further supplement to the not providing for the publication of the Colonial Records and other original papers was taken up and passed finally. The House then adjourned. &CORO'. IN COITIWIL-DANGZIL ALIIIAO-1/4- P MISONXIMTI fivarce arm Flass.—The Wash iregton Star says that great excitement has been canoed in the city of magnificent distances, by the discovery of the fact that a number of colored people, most of them free, and allot goad character, ha been detected holding a private meeting, the yrineipal object of which appears to have been to raise money to purchase thefree dem of a young woman whom her owner" was willing to cell. The Star gives the following ac count of this terrible affair: • . ....... The entire party were, without ceremony, es corted to the watch home. They presented the spectacle not of a company of loafers, but appa rently genteel colored men. Capt. Birch read to them the law which pro libita free or Blare blacks ma mulattoes from assembling unlawfully or meeting in secret; the smallest fine for which offence is five dollars.-- The municipal etatnee likewise subjects pollee officers toe fine of fifty dollars in the event of their falling to eatci and break up inch associa dorm. The captain having asked them whether they bad anything to say, one of the blacks requested the examination of certain books which he placed on the desk, which consisted or the Holy Bihis, Seneca's hloiols, and Life in Earnest Among the private papers was one in tho form of sub ecription for the purchase of &elan woman named Eliza Howard, the va l ue le t on h er b yl her owner being $650. ' To the liberatingfund, Hon. Gerritt Smith paid $3O, and Ron. R. Seward $5; Bon. J. R. Giddings was " down " for $l, but the cash was not paid. Several of our respectableeitizens bad likewise contributed. There were scrap:o of poetry in manuscript, including "The Lone Indian's Dream," and theprinted constitution of a society called "The' Daughters of Jerusalem," similar to the one the "colored folks" have in Richmond, Va., the O&M of which, as stated in the pream. Me, is to "relieve the sick and bury the dead."— The contents of a paper box were also examined by the captain, coesisting of sets of handset:tie regalia for the officers of the society ; At the suggestion of an officer the negroes, twenty-four of them in number, were Severally searched, each one in turn going down stairs for .that purpose; but nothing tending to implicate them to crime was found on their persons. According to theirown statement they had met for benevolent purposes. Borne of them were released last night, , and the other cases were disposed of this morning. The following are the names of the persons arrested: Blanes-Welter Clements, Charles Mason, Rich ard Henry Sanders and Joseph Jonas. Free Tames Williams, Joseph Johnson, John E. Bennett,, Chester Taylor, Chao. 13reirn, Jaa. Curtis, Bant r y Dunlap, Wm, Simonds, George W. Gaines, Lewis. Norton, Daniel Williams, Peter Rempsley, Aaron Jones, Reuben:Boas, Edmund Duckett, George Sands, James - Clagett, George Lee, Grafton Johnstonottid Aquila Barton; Bennett, Taylor, Lee - and Barton; were, dent to the work-house, Joseph Jones reeeiveclsix lashes, and the others werq released on Una paptnent of the fine and coste—ss,sB, each. • • . Acno :bas been approved by the Governor, providing "that, In all cases in which new town ships, . boroughs or election districts shall be .erected, or the hounds of any election district changed - under . the provisions of the act to which thinis a auppleMent,. the court of (platter ses sione creating or changing the ,sime, shall tiz the places for holding the elections, whioh.sball continue to be the plies for holding elections un til the - same shall be changed according to the provision of said act; 'and the - said courts shall alse 'appoint the officers for holding the first elec. tier': In any township, borough oicloction district so erected." . . . • Mns. Wu, the wife of the United States min- - later at Ramo, died in that city, suddenly, on the 3d of March, from congestion- of - the brahy caused by taking a hot both too' soon after eat-. in. She wee seised io the bath, and lived but an hour, unconscious. It was. in Maylast..that she was married to at Paris, and she is said to have been a young lady remarkable. for her accomplishments and personsfattraetions: RwiioLvnio Vrar.-4 tailor in -London Lag 4x: rooted it woistooat on tbb ptintiplo of Colt's rolves=l . gorment - withjourfionta, tirefal core tho charm of variety, or to oolitioal altabbi nen or . ireftelq ailnfai,litdpartioldißly 'convenient sosn lrasennic pannipo, yednoiaL tote waistsio ' • - Pennsylvania Legislature . . ... From tho Oneida Madison Cantata) Circular. The INNSICIILXIS CONCJIP7ION.-11e A Now SIZTROD or Cusses TUN DiseAses. Or tsli9' (ht Plowing particularsfrom the • Paris correspon -1 YLUESZA.— CillithalN—FAllLT-FIND PASIIT INu AAN 11.1ani I oaTE TOR N- d a d, of th e Daily News:— ' KILINOT TUN Hoosn.—Report of Ole Superin CILILDREII'a o "A French Clergyman, the Abbe Laborde, has tendent, March_26.-- A severe influenza or epidemic cold, hew been Published a pamphlet which makes n great noise I ' the religious world, entitled "A Memorandum among our children lately. Symptoms: head ache, eore throat,'"cough, ear-ache and in • some o the Opponents of the New Dogma of the Im m Mate Conception, of and the Infallible Hull" cases considerable fever. Also more or leas croesness and stupor, indicating the presence of T e author immediately on his arrival at Home, i November last, presented a petition to the an evils pirit. Acting on our faith, tha t disease p oe against what he terms the "profane novel comas in and goes out through the rpirit, we ti s" intended to be enforced upon the Charch• commenced a course of exhortation and criticism e only answer made by his Holiness was a with the children who were the most affected. ad- -8 wintene to a t tend t h e s eare , aria, an d th ere i n a Tieing them to confess Christ as their physician d. rk chamber he received fromria, a monk :thO or and invite criticism as their medicine. to leave home s mdiateild not obey. We commenced with A. Be did not seem. to IS ortly afterward tho "Lieutenant of the Po mind what was said at the time; but beforenight li eof Conscience" made en i s of into, his he manifested symptoms of returning activity. ging; and mind the copies of his petition, Next came G's case. He was criticised for hard- dl also a pamphlet entitled "The Immaculate floss of spirit, which had come in by being pet- C nception not a dogma of Faith." A few days ted. Be was in his place next day among the the Lieutentatt of Police renewed the or children at work and at their play. Little B. d the a should leave the, country.' El. La had symptoms of the croup—quite serious. She b rde replied that he would notattempt to resist was plied 'with simple remedies for a day or two p papal force, that he had come to Rome to do without much improvement. We urged her to li utmost to avert what appeared to him a confess Christ, but it did not make:much impres- at calamity for the Church, and he protested don; Co we gave a dose of truthtelling to the a idea - the. ri e T ence w ith w hi c h -h e was ...- spirit that was oppressing her. She appeared I ed. Ultimately, and after being compelled to refreshed by it and grow steadily better till she a pear before the loquisitioo, he was conducted was well. L. had been ai li ng for several days, b _ Gendarmes to Civita Vecchia, and there put all attention seemed of no avail. She suffered 0 board a vessel bound for Prattle. The Abbe nights with severe ear-ache, sleeping but llt- ea a flat contradiction to the story that Rome tie. One morning, when we called the child " drunk with joy" when the new dogma era s children to- p ed. He saw nothing like enthusiasm gather fora talk, she was lying on the bed cry- a where. He concludes that the Pope's decree ing with pain. We proposed to invite berth sub- is void, because, according to the lawn of the mit to c ri ticism as the only help we could render C tholio Church, the dogma ought not to have her. After some little delay she consented, get a promulgated without the authority of a up and took her seat with no in the circle. The G dual Council, la which all Bishops I:eighth:um children all told her faithfully whatwas in their heard without being exposed to per minds ehowingvery ready discernment, ..A few .8 a rias." andthe ' firstaliont appeared- to add to her pain, and shewas tempted to criticise criticism ; this ehe was told, which hid the mark ; she stopped her mouth, and with that, stopped the pain, sad ehe has not felt the first sting of ear-ache. since her criticism. A good natured hiving epirit im mediately took possession of her, and she has been bright-eyed and happy ever since. When ever the occasion "is allude - Ito,. she smiles with thankfulness, and seems cetiecions of a new ex perience and fellowship with Christ. Other of the children have been affected ttore or less, but we are able to say after a week or so of this experience our children are all well, from the least until the greatest. L. H. B. Art —Boporatlons of Wallies Of alarm are ttanii .. bat than cook moos 'err &Odom m.o.—and/um Ml* In to. Commentary (from the New Orleans Bulletin) —"Messrs. Beard & May sold at auction yester day 175 negroes belonging to the euccession of W. M. Lambeth, deceased, for $113,750, being an average of $650 each. It is considered a good sale under the pressure of our money market Tuesday's sale consisted of 124 Slaves from the Waverly ,Place, most of them large families-- They comprise very choice field hands, excellent mechanics, and trusty house eervents." —Among the commodities thus complacently set forth, we oLserve that Washington and Jef ferson were considered prime articles and brought high prices. Isaiah, h, .Ezekiel, Solo mon and Daniel were sold at average rates.— Peter, Paul, Mark, Luke and John were not in. much request, and Stephen was • carried out of the city for a mere trifle. Theophilus (whoa( the advertiser in the exact language of Scripture, describes as a "most excellent" Theophilas) was found saleable. Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, be ing patriarchs, were not worth much. David, the son of Jesse, wasp good article. Among the females there were no sales of im portance to note, unless it be that of Judy, aged 70, was pronounced "worthless," and went for nothing,—and that Modesty, aged 17, was knocked down at a very high price to a purcha ser who was in need of it. • "Tom Coleman," aged 40, and "Mary Cole, Man," aged 35, and "little Daniel Coleman," aged 10—" Henry Cosey," aged 82, and "Jana Cosey," 30, and "Adeline," aged 2—" Joe Tur ner.' aged 45, and "Sarah Turner," 34, with "John," aged 10, and "Nat," aged 6—were all. put up in separate lots and bid for by separate people—although one, from looking at their names and ages, would almost auppose them to hive been families. But these things when they do "very seldom happen." an very apt to hap pen in this way.—Alb. Ere. Jour. CLAY USED ran FULL.--We Seated recently that some rerson at New Orleans bad, by a aim. Me process made common clay eene all the mu , poses of coal, either to burn in grates or to gen erate steam. The article is called "Firmament um," and a few days ago a trial of it took place ta•the furnace of the office of the New Orleans True Delta, which paper says: The Firmamentum, which to all appearances is nothing more or less than common clay, made up into belle about the size of o four pound can non Allot, anti dried like a brick, was thrown into the furnace like so much coal, lighted without the slightest difficulty or detention, and in a very short time steam was raised. The heat in the furnace was intense, and with a very slight addi tion to the quantity (about half a barrel) fu—.,t thrown in, steam wee kept up for several hours, at a paint sufficiently high to keep two of our machine prenses going at their utmost speed: From what we have seem of the Firmament um, previous to the public test of yesterday, and viewing the latter as conolusive, we give it as our unbiased and deliberate opinion that it will answer all the purposes of coal, so far as producing heat and generating steam is con cerned." The same paper states that a company has been formed for tho manufacture of the article 'On an extensive scats, and that it can be furnished at 25 cents per barrel. It is Said to produce no smoke, nor omit any sparks, and therefore will be preferable to coal for 'locomotives, dwellings and hotels. An official Report to the Senate at Albany states the deposits in Savings Banks to be over thirty million of dollars, 16 Banks,New torkCity.,..., 8 Brook lyn - do 18 Country Savings. Bank*. T0ta1....... ..... . ....... ............$80,396,868 In January, 1864, the deposits in the Savings Banks of thial city wore stated toga $28,910,402 While on let January, 1865, they were, Decrease $598,683 This falling oil occurred mainly in October, 1854, when some unfavorable reports existed as to the . condition of these institutions, The Chambers street Saving! Dank hed at the litter data $605,000 leis than the year previous, Bow ery $405,000, Sarum,' (Wall street) $45,000. There was an Inereaso.intho Greenwieh Savings ,Bank $107.000, Sixpenny, $44,000, Broadway, $105,000, Irving, $llO,OOO, Dry Dock, A 9,000 The utility of, these instiballens is fully alma lathe fact that theY paid!out over $1,200,000 in .the shape of interest to)depositors during the year 1854: while the aggregate expenses wore only $113,000, or 'about ono-third of one per cent, of the amount on diposit. Of this large sum of thirty - millions on deposit, the accumulations for many years. no leis than $14,000,000 is loaned on bond and mortgage, and $11,000,000 invested in stocks. The odsh en hand, to meet the ordinary _demand of de •positors;wainver $2,000,000, and temporarily deroosited in the regtdar.,Banks on interest.—N. Anagrams Paavistoas ut Fitasics.—The Paris correspondent cram Journal - ofConimerce writes under the date of March 15th: "Nearly three columns of the .COnstitutionnel of this morning are eritheded to the prieen of meat and . tho mane of North American supplies. In another journal a sensible writer hadlproved that the main dependende of. France and Nurope 'must be on the United Biates, and not on the re 'glens of L) Plata, of width the beef had excited strong heptia and', set many -. scientific' heads on processes of jerking and lineserration. accord ing to the Constitutionnri tricher'd meat has ad vanced is France 40 per !cent. niece: 1852. The causes are assigned, and they - offer but little en oeuragement for the futrie. • Among the work ing class the er'ilis the sorest, next to the dear - aces of bread, which the provinces 'stiffer, not the privileged nientipolls. Our Republic's immense production of animal food is detailed by thci wri ter.- It, seems inexhaustillo 7 -adequate ftrr the .rest of the, world sail the Indian corill;with which , the .- hogs ere fattened: hb ob lietera,North Americo, withlts trusgthflcent its prodigious uet-of railrobiliand Aerials, bathe only country of tee gt.be Which can relieve our dnitrth and distress, and tend on salted ineaWat a low priced The maim of Our pork and Niel; as now sold ndd eagerly' "sbugM at Marseilles - and the chief manufacturing cities of the Sixth, Emit ' and'lllest ire then reported; soon:Alert lip be• an unlimited :demand. At the end of the Edito rlai specitio direetioris are *gieert;teeehlng. the preparation for the table ..af, the excellent American se/tilsons, . • . . The Lewisbarg Chronicle recotde thedeith of widow Rebecca Smith, o coloril wonout, it Se linsgrove, - `••who lacked but two months being '.was Imam, and ltren46fira .• years et age. She was a slave in 3lirilaid, but with her husband obtained.her i'VeWim 1800,2 and moved to Pennsylvinia,, lleibiith is identified kV, i Re record in a Testtunent.. copied".frtnii.the records or the family who -owned .her while a iidare, wheriber butt b Soordedin May 17801 , • I S .1 - . Boniti Lands Claims againstthe Government . v ILL will proanny Ifounty Land War= • trtn mt. fo &Were. their widow. awl mino r . eldldren.. pmeeente clatmeaoinet the Government, end . • dto bottom to the , ft.oert nteledme„" recent/7 ee , - ILMed b 7 Conarer• o N0.a40 Third at., one door above Smithfield; ./120.tt CHARLES NAYLOR. Agenv.for Soldier's Claims. .111:CATIoN OF LANDS-- IaPUROHASE AND SALE Or LAND WARRANTS—The ndslide,. mods anarmamenta with competent and rasponal bls gentlemen to obtain certlneates or warrants for sol d.Wa Maid widows; or alluar-ehildrsn, who are entltladlo Bounty Lambs also for the Ideation of lands and the por ch., and sale of land warrants. JOILL11). DAVIS: Jmb.l4 COMM' of Wood and 6th 1.114 Ban Land Agency. THE UNDER IGNED otc2B Public and tt liler4=t4t i ht i gmhzuLir ..,l =ta n ( pitman off thidr Ferric. e to obtall Land Warrants under ills si or tiongreta, posed March Into. arlideti law grants 146 wars or land to oil °fawn, musician.. priratee, team okra chaplains, wanien.Marincra, clerks, le.„ who Sian served In any of the wan since 1196, which the Vol tild'fftstes hareboen engaged in. and. who hams not nr theta w"'n't'' ) ll Vitta . STETTl2.ll.ll & CO. WAS/M1..11 CM, Womb 24. 1045. DINE AND ICILOMN keepr%•nnotantly on hands good Iwo?l want of Wash and Path Tuba hone. Staamtoat, Oak Welt. Zlao and II Boards, ~..74n.rfiezttryw kinds of .are In hie line. Alao-60 nada Tuba and 100 desan Buckets. Wamonm. Masonic 11.0. Fifth stmt. Plttalturgb. Pa. Rad Fr-- artery and Fancy Goods—A full assort ment jut received. AVE are opening our 'Spring purchases of 6or. goods. and offer them at lowest wires to ill; Would Invite country dealers to Orion!.. our stock before Purotuudog. Our stock. or Looklug_Olsases and Prunes of all klude Is complete. W3I.TALcorr CO, total no. G 9 Wood street.. . • Hats an Caps. WF4would call the eAtontioit of our inids and the public itehaMll7. to our beautiful I , tak of BILK EATS K 115 and it, which 4 . 4 •1 cannot be surpassed for neatness and beauty of style.— Also, caw Celestial and Shaughal CAPS. width we the moat splendid ot the season- Plush Caps at oast. mhs • .1 WILSON & BON, 91 Wood at. A r RAIICA PLASTERS—I have reed a • large lot of- these celebrated Plasters for palm or wet ems to the s/de, back or limbs. also • =PO/ or Neoax' Cooktarand Plaster, and a variety of other ;Jed a • Those barlog to ass plasters eau always proem, the beat le the elt yet" • JOS. FLEMING, tuted comer Diamond Market st. . IV: U. TALCOTT ,E Nl:lceman to T. Esnnedt s Z..) Ilumfactorers or MI kinds of WO 'NO GLASS and deniers lo Imported and Do mestic Yancy Goals, 'o. 62 Wood street, cornea of fourth, Pittan. Ps airtint Mouldings, Portrait Prams* and Wain • Glum Pistm, alms]. on band. flp MURPHY /r. ring BURUHFIELD will commence opening, On Monday, -March sth, Their enmy liapWs otBrILINCI GOODS. mb3 TO LET—A Brick House .on 6th st., with • large yard. A TIMM Stand In Blrtothem. .7 Bowe Irlth *large yard. Carpen -taw' alley. 4 . 4 ..... 0 f 4 b;lAnn. hal4garrat, &a, ou 6th et., near Grant. A Home on Grant et. nears he Peat, School Ilona. A large 3 sty, Hour on Rota et, at the brad of bth. A large nail on 4th et lire Mors In Splalree Banding ou Ma et. A large liter, Room on 4th et Apply to. fe7 S. CUTIEDISItT AS 14P...1d et. - Roo 83 F ou rth' rrO RENT—The Store m,et. clistragt,itrtcruPbs oilail g t7briisintl ' l d the:re fors no. socublevries. torlblb • For Rent. ____ ADESIRABLE Country Residence in Pitt township, with Two Acres of ground, Fruit Trees, liters% Ont•boases, &e, will be rented tamp. and O. .term of wears to •od tenant. rtaikkek.OrtighgNwira at the adios of Ja..f • —A sma two story : ric Frown on Center Arnow, (Mlnarrrill• Rout) erontdre JOHN WILSON, 6.9 Libor at. ATWO STORY BRICK, MOUSE, of six rooms, with • COW <ell., paved raid and hydrant, te on lst it., bar aide. Prim Van-11700 10 band, remainder at 1„ 2, 3 and 4 year. me above ..proyertY 1 . In good order and offered on very env term. mhl2 &CLITIIDERT A SON. 140. 94 et. 0 LET-2 Dwelling Houses on 3d st., near C o nouseon Rase o n e ry heroes 11 Mors nnm n 34 et. A stone room lth et. A dwelling house on Will. et. 8. CUTHBERT & SON. OARDING—A cleanable opportunity is 111 IP offered tbr mewing Rooms and .Beardlow Co.. two R families, in a ipotesi private Warding house, ten Wont. walk from the P. O. A - What:tome must b., made won. Address, with note and Manion, Hot *4O, Pitt • bank WIIO WANTS A COUNTRY bEAT, in a healthy and pleasant Reationl only ten minute. walk from the& R. Depot at Rut Meaty; about 8 acne of land for see at the low ark. of $1,400. Terms will ha Rade nay. Thleproperty nitrated In • good neighbor load and 1 / I . °de:eel at Lbw above low priceeou the owner is ivAnir West. Persona ho want of. each a place will tall al the Real Estate aka of plea. • tah.22 8. CUTIIIIKRT i SOle. 140. U. mt. $26,311,719 2,287,007 . 1,796,992 ELAIERSVILLE PROPERTY for SALE, oonalsting 0f.2 Lots or ;ground. baring a front on attest or 170 feet, aad extending. 123 feet to Water, etreeCbleh Is erected 3 Frame Dwellings, er bleb rent tbr II all under fence, a good stable. • out bongos; to.— Priee Apply . ' to lIIcLAIN 2 BON, 21.550 .t mhe AFARM IN ARMSTRONG' CO. FOR SALLE—Sitnated iniiouth Tp.,4 miles from reeport, and within of the North Western natl. med. c00L6141144X14 stns. 146 acres cleared. balance In woodland timierof impeder quality. Tim improvements are a comibrtable wevit.rboarded og bora hilge a big h , with other out building t Z l heij= it hinarlaillmtsmings "in nt wni .46 ror farther artleWare, •ppi p., • mhal 26,311,719 Lota (or Sale or Lease. NUMBER OP BUILDING 'LOTS, on Braddock, Commune aid lim' on Boom. Three Lots are eligibly 'Mated tor Dwelling or badness boom and will be wad low on nor terms or will Lo easel tbe ten years orienta ineyeult Mors who want om for partletdars, emote* of 'Y.. D. 0 AZZAkt,i • Inyir.tf Market et.. between 3il and 441., . - • . EARN' FOR RENT, oituntod in, Economy. torrsuldp, Denver county. 1 mllo Wt. or Freed°Or: germ 110 of whkh la river bottoro.thebolaurojg harry timber. The Imprormenta Aro %two Mori noon Dwelling. Orchard and Bard. Tyro (Rao and , Peno. Itallroad rung through arid than. Apply to B. AIeLAIN A PON. VW?. HENT—A good House on 2d st., be town EsalthtleldandOrint rte. Itentnolvennerab od6 • THOS. W 0005.76 WoUrtb LET.--One of the largo STORES on 3d sL unit below the Lodi& Wrltlsui Room' of Duff!, VOR . RENT—A well lighted and tarnished 1> at Store, cotter of Third aDi ( faria sta.— rLEASE OR SELL—The property kriciwn a the Juniata Rolling eltnated In Allegheny bao. the Old Maga. at the Junctltnorthe 'ft./a LIM Allegheny river. Sham Are on the premise. 2 lane work daimon* of whl Is used as an engine house, et. tubed to - whloh nee o (shafting with dining, and es. tending the whole length ofthe bonding. The other con. tainsle blacksmith Mere with apparitiw ter blowing the • same by fan. Timm is alto on the per ils. one him bonding with eheltkig. drotinkko. Thin is one of the best locations West of the mountains fora Machine aid go eDe tihop or Car Factory. The whole will be rented tbr a perm o r yeah; or the hese, buildingi and machinery wet be solo as s greet • • t , /I.•II . LAIN L BON.llllsthat. G11}1.4 SE-3 bblo. now landing from S; B Cars Dean. Ibr tale by IBAL&II DICIMY k 00. - - • fI_ROUND NUTS-938 bags now. landing 11j1 from steamer Clarr, Dean, for axle b 77 INTERESTING BOOKS FOR • 011ILDILEN—W• ha. but ree'dn dna anortaanut of nnenllo 800.. !bp Faintly and Nabtat • School reading. Call and-amanh. at G 5 Blake. .., near eh: _, • - . DieVISOg. an 4 • •, :WARIER .PIG ,ML --1 .1 tone not" :LI leading from steamer Mrs Dean, *ale kr N ISALatf DICKEY d CO. E 403--3,40 0 doz now landing limn Stettin a Clara Drui. fir sale by .PG DIALAI/ DICKEY .t CO. - - - - •. EIVE'DOLLARS REWARD will be 'paid fur the detection of ti=nrlr r tt d o le in the balsa of m 431 thsmaA. A. iatZINB TeirOceih stmt. MAGAZINES , FOR APRlL.—llarper, Putnam, Gains, Graham, Se.; also; lfatror'i torn a Ito. 4. and Standard Bearer tar 4UPIGS LEAD• S(K) lbs. Veniaoni7 big. oiviens; satkli WAcq, bore/red An bunt bud lobelia' by .A. CULBERT2YJN;' - 19 S I.l!)erty a. is MANTILT A R—A. A. Mason & 'Co: - are • eoe opening another superior susortinans; or the Perffstyin ng and HUDISta • NUM Um, in silk. satin. ha sad otW_ material& BONNETS--A. A.. Mwson 471 j„ . exhibitorl Tutudat.. ADM ad, MO- more ilia and sm„ BoaneU , In en cows, ni their ^elen-: and , =stern BY A PPLES-100 bus, jug tic'd andfor Web, • 'aP3 ; KERRY IL COLLIES. OLDS are not always Consumptiony e t 020ocuorptIOtr 111 SCOUT the least Of atiglfotthl 0, :Erma albino. fad ropeors 1m".*414.5.1.r im g.a.74.l%','.l,ratadililSMlßTlT,NTWolP from steamer MIMI et CO.
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