. . ' . 1 . .', ‘ ,- --.1 . - ~,z* .- . ,! 7, A ' ', - t- --; 1 --- .'.--- ' - :, ~". :: ri? ..-.- ;.. . O."; t' , - .- :- • (D. . .. -I' '1: - . . ESTA.I44IIIED.jk : I7B6. BUSINESS _ DIRECTORY. PETIR.MI,I; bom spyErgrsura AGENCY 123 mzr,. TYn dud I~u. 30, 3a:[ dr ?,"Bolfoa. . F. • k Co. mire &Dais ibr tha =Oa lacratietarci larcrq. mrcelarine , commercial Papers both fa the' United litotes' end the .Caaadaa, , , - • ' o Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers, and Ninufacturers. THE subscritierisnon - :imriort-ing• impe rine 9 uslity of 011 of Cognac. of which X et au ounce VO gallons ofousre il„elrttsorill produce Rue Coguac ne , thar• FAXelote Of acebtiie sed (herd lb.udY. Of Janadesettatit..thedrlturo. )I.l9Ce.elder cud retch Breudr. Ifollartatceledam : 1 / 4 1thope. end .Sootc... Woo ery kucerledted•by the Neer-Vort..Xerchatits by the wrest de. =and after them.'. Directions for lase-v . Ol ,117.r . •1t - , Cill be given by . 9 :-D: fr.UCLITV. •L. • . -141 1111 den Lane, Net- lock_ IL—Photetrzyble and Dl.,errootype eh-mica& Metes end Patent ttedletets. - itmcninc. lWlnr, C.:cedde. Potaestual. tulle Silver. llistiLled Ibre.,arr., Nitrate etre°. Tnerres attract Copales, fornicating Psetlics. Hatt fli. dash: VteteL pj.nzzaeCardbaCe crawru n P e Route; Xy ViC MN y. OD Juniper. a m e liatoto D/ter Alceud .hs-Cole - Htuigaiian Wines. ..-RURCITAIW-&,1313E1(4.-22.Soatti. w im am F: st. Weir Yorkftgole .Rents of the. Ituritariem Win tan.Sioa AAsocislaers. hart; emstantly ..•nd t r , c 4 • z•nr• I...arta:teat of the molt ob-s. Led •'"n -..d thc om s WinTa , reel earl vhise.4 - rot.i. IteEten s t Sopron" (4: l 4. l .*Somlol:Smi=cl,lt 31 tl, uis • Bakaun i taxsbar,o% . l7:Sal o.lf o u r ng Suksural. (Cr% su li,luif,g4l l .L irke t B iriz" . All ord." promptlTaxecated azt:lhyorabl. Hortgit's Patent Elastic Skirts. ATES FRANCE., No. 1 Barelay street, ACCION--None are gaisulaa ..rent, they, Imre the stamp of the patent,. "AD manufaccarersand. 'sullen In- MU:Mir will Icie prom:elated according to - af • JACKZUN SUN, et tee late Linn Wet w. t N. Jsetasa E Hose, Grate . and Finkle* Rakers, lid Wont st.anlat.nllesactaray, New York, have ennetantly Int bald wren. variety at first. and Fotnl..-e ALP,Ctrcolsr and'Sdnare firratantalver Geste& e bob sale Dadaw 1e12, / NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS • nos IblhningList of Ensiness Firms area ee,,g c.A best nd moat reliable in the city of.rion York. ACMIDBON STILINGS, r. BRUNG, WEISSENBORN CO., (alto C. Thnnn,) , inwirteri and Vfiolesinte a.; Dealere pccian, eh and Winn Alualerd Inatraments and Btnn4's No. 1 Malden Lan.. , je124111541'55 COTTON SAIL lOILVCOLT'S Stnndard Cotton Sail Duck; MP .IE. C. BEACH L Pins street, -, Hesr .Tork, satsumas. illtianCanras from sosaral ether Wl* also. O.IOIA BORG'S Print Cloths sad Copper Csilo 0 -sad SaLlastt Winters. _ aaIS eaty".:6's.s wtdEnt:No - • . OWEN, MON..LUCE CO.Amportors of American and Foreima SllkandfanerGoode,ll2 and F ' COTTENET &00:,Inaporters et French • ap . d otherEuropeso Mod.% No. 40 RR - al itzvet. • PSTELY 'IONIC+, 100 Liberty 'et., and Impert+rls of trees lactoreldeptes...B.lllm, ST. ]ell-Gautrp31....%.5 I 1) M. WESTERVELT, Venetian Blind numammr, 'No. 13 2t. =sir strost, Pitts_ eniu. "TORN PIIYFE, DRAT.RR.IN IVORY, sad mastufseituse of 1v0..-7 Gcovis, Ha. 3 31arear w Tor 0r20.11 TAMES OWEN, 15 Broad St„ Imparter of vDress Trimmirepg. Gimps slad Frage% CIA Cessate. -.1.45e Nitta sad Silk Goods sseerally." Writa4ss pORN, SCHLIEPER - & - IlkaltAUS; Im porters Of Gerccuiii-icol Belri Broad Cloth, Silks. cleric; to.. No. biZ , Eicluiese PLc. 4p=s DETER. D. METT:LEN, Importer of French Gerealan sad 81rIssDrr Goads. anm, Telrots Mee ace, 9lamrlll.Wcoleno le, ➢o. 33 Bread street., N. 'For:. B. HATCH & CO.; 99 Chambers street, 3 , Vn m; r Tit E' r G "S t hthi ' g d it a TORN iL DAVIES, JONES CO. IM o/ water. oftiontlonsase Varnishing G00d.., snd taD twtaran of!asceta thirtios., www. areet- OYSO A CEICTALN , _ r a iSE the „Mexican Mustang Liniment in litioutastias. Bruises, tharas, Soralas, Cot; Pit. as Sores, an eCreetostenre far all ext¢nst. cosplsista of mao or animel. S. W. Weetbroot, origins% orisla*tor sod proprietor, 304 Broads's) N. Y. , )r.atjerss GURNEY, No. 349 Broadvni.y, the oldest fp; and lace eulandie estallsbaent In. the United btate . s. • srplS-ITtsug'3l'SS UU= DWARDS, SANFORD Jr.. CO:. Foreign LA Eaprerm, No. 36 Erinkbrar. Goods and Panzages for warded to and from all pan/Dor ttu. markt. Agent in Pi Ms bargh, Adams t Co. w313.13-,t1.1.5'55 ----- ppEscp Asp apR UN' RA-VCY . VIIARLES ZINN & 52 Widen 'Lane, Liportert of Tram:hand. GS.= Tanor am! Tzar& Ira Baskets., and manohetarers of Cana amt. Colored TM }ow Frnture, sad Jen= Lind Workstands. Le. - M. 0." - .."Y.5.51.0 L6MILLyB T0M113.• 4DEEW , 7 S .1 - JESUP, No_ . Pine ht;NCW York, enlanti6Moll Merchants int the sale of sh-kinde • hinlots Tcols and Cotton and linnien Msehinery, roa the ben ntaksrs. Enchain, Agents br . Lowell Ma nme nhoPn. r-, ME=M:M ArIYRIIS W. -FIELD & CO, 1.1. Cliff street, I_./Imparters and Wholesiti Dealers beikntrit-dn.Frennh. German , and Runtish: PAP.M.S. and every description of Paper. Ilsnafacturers meteritis. - - _ tdeF3M5 lINCA.N, - LEIWIS ,BARW TO, No. 161. WIMAID street—A =eat Vaxiet — PAPl:lt'trErnlc sPers, Stationers, Ptintenglkokb - 3.lartulattm,-.4 . and Tradesmen gemerally; • • - ' 1.1e3'.55 AIEFIANCS. SALAMANDER SAFES. 86 Goillzes Datum Loam sad emu BariLl - EOBIMT - 11. 708. IlanuEtcheret 192 Pearl e • . • • tap:o36 TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. .LUILBORN .54 Maiden Lane, VacTiriliC/V29l4bctrMe‘l°44r47,l:2? !Of 1,4:91.)i.04:1)a:W41.1•3e.,11.1,1*AWJJ . , ' WINDOW, °LADS. DAINXIL T POILLON t CO., Laportera of ..French , o3sch and Wbdow 01185—Sa. Rcrilay EMMA 900113-114,74. 09. WHITE do Co. No. 41: Smith 24 street, Plailsdelrble—Splerstitt noir ertiMment Igiun= Excelsior CarnageTactory: , 21,0 al IENSTON; - ,BROTHEB.S . & , ' CO., "riracti- Coach Maharanee= of Rehm:l:sand liedonecitsts.. Cityaw,hara no hand and are rautafseloring an sabensita..amortottkrriageogliceksotra. Minim lisara, as Cars. at. Zindll WIC their vulgar stylm with ralet retard to durability sad twatitY ofdntah. In arose work the best Juniata. Iron and Cuban - .ll.lttely. =attended to =the most reasonable terms. They dent that all who Insynteur them with their yet. rouse.. -will be perfectly' ratirdekon trial; or their work. Tln. Pittsburgh and ganithaider IWant saga the Pare tory erery 15 =antes &ulna Mader.. ent. zegetne.........eger. strew. /ETNA- GLASS -WORKS. DAVLDSOIL:It AIANUFACTURRRS and dealers it Vials, Potttes, and nll kind, of Green and Pilot Ltenrue, Glare. ket greet. Pittabut Pa Partlager att tr..o utp ti n psitt t w o. =tura =age ter mutts. ~Zro. 56 Arch P.m, rfutacielima, Imparters of G. -L GeePtUnrivalled NEEDLES. Agents for the most Celebrated IFOOLXJP, t:NWDRAW:H ROa. FM ELMO mars.' PITTSBIIRGR 'COACII FACTORY. T. 5T1P15.i1........,024 ADMIT - BIGELOW • tk CO., women. to Y. U. 1:11zelow, • .151ak El) * 5, 'iaM l DIAMOND LEI, I nner Wonder, Pittsburgh,. Penna. OACIIES O CARnrAGES, PELETONS, Buggies, and trim• decennial of Fancy Vehicles tin cadet". arederdshad is s - manner nneurnwed for beau/. A m Ort^ , ohip and durability of Will work snmedaii.. oon A. I:I3.WEISIVB '` ; EAL ESTATE . OFFICE, No. 87 Front etreet, dd door from Market: Dealer in "tete Chain. p o n , O E l=4 6e. Coal property bought and void. ATAITET 4 OLD, • 811.11211 YOUNDSEty.PLUEBE7.9 .427 D GAD nvares. 127 and 120 Pintsl27le.,..Bltthsorrh. • _ • Lva sway. ernmemirrodurs =MOO ILIVIMY AILTADIIa. MANUFACTURE kinds of Water, Oaa Snd St" , a Vittins.74 - 1 taw ap withesaand T 11.15NDRY- , & CO. No: 29 North .TIMED Street, PRIL-A'DA. anKIR ... OOCO MANUFACTURERS. COUR TESS, statfiraportero of FLK'Sf:II4:7Ia,94IgIOT.,, d In..Utak osi_OAK bOLE LP.ATLIER AND KIPP. f070.7.rnt Carpi t tlril, Oil Cloths and Notting, ti. .Aro 9.4.7LtS'T I NS q - N #14 1( 719"d0D . RE DOW TeCailliTig n, large and choice, au nortment of CARPT.ThVGN. of thrt lateat and crmet besutlful patterns, censistlog of Royal Velvet, Brneselsned 'ft ry., Lxt r,l , ee-: • latnt tprtry. le pal a, • Twilled tuy, plain T and ine lo gra et n, nn; ' Lo w getbz t with %ill_ .defartptkaa of flatnis,C.otton, and Pt - ° MOOR.. OIL crAftius; . . Fre= 3to 24 dvisrlde- all qualltleiand prices. , AS cram 011 Clothc bud and green trod buff and cram Holland %Vendee, ribsdeer. Planoand Table CO,. arc Ram , . Maya, Draecets, Cocoa and Canton 3lattlna. ewe feat tlan Mimes, *t e al of which 1,111- he or fared atthe lowest cash pd., mh,9 Fol . the §pring Thule. F LOOR OIL CIK'IU S , u f a il widths. "tuts • -- O WL=a l tstutittektb. =. - We . °Herta the ineelesel Bhude e cad h trade or the share the latest Mild beet aleertehent oresetc u yi bay tr. or before bees offered Lathes Ilearheto 3.134 at ,urb,...1 0 . 'Li gni titbit Soaal r,,la t h t r .t.4 Mates - azdeZ ' Oilcloth Wirereenes. 3r0.116 elarkedet. Bemuvat erin DICKEY &ADO. inn jamm e d 63 - t zga r raarg who imam. "ivy BUSINESS CARDS ATTORNEYS. OSEPIi S. +5:: _MORRISON, Attor ev_ usys at Law. (XVI. No. 443 //myth Sired, between binithneld sn4 tirarti Pittsburgh. Pa. .3-24 HALL, Attorney at Law, •Bake pP • = dl. 8. ,,, tha1t." Gnat street. between Fourth end Diu:Loud Alin , . au3D-.111 1.3 OBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law, It : St. Louis. Mo. fad OBI:KT POLLOCK, Att9mey at Law— Cmner of Elfin and Grant stzettaoppaslw thread Elonatatopa, Vitteburgh, , mva-r53 AMES 3. KUHN; AtiOrney at Law, office Yourtll street. De... Chant, Pletnb=l,..h. jals-dly ASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law, No.sit Fifth strvet-Pittsbusgh. BANtiERS AND HRS. atz.Ke-.wean CAMrtoitunca ryttart.- Yr RAMER — & RAII3I, Bankers and Ex' altenge Baker., Buy and pail fluid and Silver and Nottn, na k - ntaateiasns ‘ on Real EAtate or t4oek earn ritiaa..purehnea Prnmieeary Sete/R.4.d Time Bill, pn FASt rad. ] Stad Sterhe on Catandeptem. Collor paint Bonn made so Litt all s is ttin.linion. _Mee earner of Third and Word raTete, ntros 1y appeelte the E.Lehariee FloteL .P 7 1 myl•ly IM:CrWEI & CO., CEN.C.9 to t. ILWO) YCO BA: :4E:S er. • •EP 1:1::S :NO. 71 FOUBTII STREET, PITTSBURGH. N the numerous suspensions of Bankers JJLL and firokera throughout the country. dorinalhe toot nz months we are astrsded thatlo almostevery instance, their troublee hare grown out of a departure frost their legitimate bushman, and we therefor., take occasion to ar Burn the public. la advance. that no epeeulationa in !lan. 07 01.10," or other • outside otwrations`• ahall tempt ns from the atria nod legitimate 'Woof our bushman. believ ing that. in avoiding all such laventmenta, we shall not pule be better able to ..1•12, our customers .4 arganre their safety, but thatin adopting lynch a mono we ehall_ pro• mote our own ultimate benefit. le6 WILKINS a CO. rrEELNAN & CO„ Bankers and Exchange Broken. N 0.95 Woaletreet.comerolDlamondlilley. At Antra. Pk. Ifil"Buy siadrell Rank Notasand Coln. Eisconiat Time Ere sind Promiesorplioteg make Collections In all the principal citlee of the Union; Receive Deposita on call and on interest. and give their prompt attention Wall ale ar matters artectaining to a Broker's hueinen. I.3.tingtern Exch.= cm:Mantis for sale. lith2s.ly IWATSZ.MAN-P.L1.=4,... X. !LAM VAILMER, HANNA dc Co., guccessors to Mime; Mena Co. lisakers,Exchease Brokereand d,alets'in and Domestic Exchange. Cortidestes of Third I P' yleg. " llthl Checks for We, Cor, o oO made on nearly all rind pal points of the Welted States, The bizhesi premium paid for Persian and Aineeinen 'losmoos hada as conoignmen2U of Produco..btffoO .toot. or, Metal tam. • WILLIAMSi - oo,,*bankers sad I n . A•s. lltokora North Last omen of Wood and Third stmts. ilttaburgln All transaction. to ad s on liberal tem% and cobra tiaras roompt.lritsootted to. . jaaly N_HOLMES & SON, Dmlen in Foreign uzul Dproadlri Bills a Nlebangts, CertilSait. qPie . tVa z Bank Vatah,iel..Lird made N o . o. 415jil e tbe ; r it= 141L.r -throuz.hola the United Stab.. BOOKSELLERS &C. I L. READ, Bookseller rind Stationer, No. am • 7B Fourth sheet, Apollo Batlingo. 1011 N S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta. ey doper, "teem= to Ihtlimn A Agnes, No. I lllszkot ecroBB, rear loart.h. Pittaborgtt. Fn. It:1W S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and Dealer In Stationery, 83 .Iriiket street, mar cad. Pitlexcrab, Pa. b AY & CO., Booksellers and Stationers, lk No. 53 Wood street, wort deer to the corner of Third. with. PO. Echoed end lave books coaseentlyou head, COMMISSION &C. J'EalOVAL—Soringer Harbawh & Co., have removed to 2 , 113.215 Liberty eg•e*. PRINGER HARBAUGH & CO., (Succes eae. to S. )iarbanclij Conarniaairn and Forwarding 5 nee...Sal:am Dealers in Wool snit litocluna art:m=llr. iNo. 205 Marty etrest.Pittaburgit. Pa. an! A. A. HARDY, CO ILMISZ E Or Nfi to PIIC .TIACIIA37; Agent of the Madison mid Indianapolis • IBILHOAD. NO.BO Water et., Pittsburgh, Pa. J. W. BUTLER & CO., • I. 4 I ORWARDING & COMMISSION MIR .: CIUNT3 end Deniers in all lilieleef Plitinnunh Maze nisetin-ed Artieles. Lead ripe and - Sheet Lend, ;in U 7 First S.,eei, Pittsburgh. new-bnt A. 31',13ANE, Commission' and For /IL .a warding Marnhanta, dealers Ink Wool and Prodnea noo=ody: also, Pittaburgh Ilanonfanturan.N.ll4. Fooond street. Pittabarata an&ly7.3 ➢ .ROBI CO., Wholesale Grocers, Pr;h... Dealers. nnd - . VERGER ANTELO. Getierai Commis- FailsCelphlik. Laves! Adm.= e ore eervizn=eats el Praltio, /.17:7 1011 N WATT & CO., Wholesele Grwers, •*,9 • COMMISSIon aferebssna. and Dealers in Prato sub rittabrrnth Manufacturea. No. nab Lih, :y Pittxtm.rgh B. CANFIBLD, late of Warren, Ohio,: itk r . CLanaralarinu and I , arrearling Merchant, an 4 irncirei uala_Draler In Strata= Beerrre Cbcere, liatt.e, Pot and: feari nab. and Weerern Produce • anurnaliT. Wenn stmt... Tarsier, emithdnlll and 'Wend. Tistranrch. va , .1.74 altu, Ca. . _snox. urma,:l - or Cra Rohlmc. Llt Je & co IV • LITTLE & CO. Wholesale Grocers, ! Produce sod Cc . inn Merchant., lad Dear:Al, Pittsburgh dlaiiiihicturc,f, No. 112 Eitobr.3 street., Pitts, CIIEESE WAREIIOUSE.-ILENRY •11. • CULLM,Fornrardlng nod Corirdsmion MerehsaLsad Ntaler In Chew. Butt.r. Lake sad Predure cearrally 25 Wood greet:Move Water, Pitignargh =fa rWomAs PALMER, Importer and Dealer; Preach Amarloa l'spir, Co. 65 Market oLvecn Third and Fourth street, Pittetrargb, 111 MeCLINTOCK, Importer and Whole . q t a t i f and neuxt .i hrskr acarvejl , cm, Men Oil b 1 'auks Steam Bast T n itarlga,Vo.ll2 Kart:: eseet.'4" DRY GOODS. - VAN.GORDER, Dealer in Trim lug% noliery mid Glover; leen .Gooda Erabioldmis Oeut.g. Fusuating GoodeW sad Foacy art m full fu •orbnerat of Irblth ma always be bad at ,o. 8.1. Martel stmt and the Dbuaond. Pittabursaz Pa. aUII-17 1111501 05, prmsr./. , m—c. Arraorrk co., 3. Tom AT A SON & Coi, Wholesale and Retail Deena in Fancy and Etsple Dry Goods, Fifth Eittetargh. • IyiIIIRPITY '& BURCHFIELD, Wholesale j_ and Retail Dry Goo& Madan% corstei Foartland cr =vet. Flttebursti. - GROCERS. 111.SICL WALLA= 0.13112031 Wallace & Ga rdiner,. - ITIIOLEBALE •DEALBRS Floor; Provisions-and Produce Generally, NO.=s LI BEUTY Err; isto.l7 SAGALEY, COSGRAVE do CO., Wbole .l. Grocra, IS and O Wood 'trod, Pittsburgh. nAGELLEY, WOODWABD & CO, Whole : sh. ilawnrs. N 0.123 Irlarbt itTeet, — wasp 1 SAIAII DICKEY & CO - :W h olesale - Gro At e rl'i=trta.sl a di 63 Fro t t d ß r es t. we in Pinxinni. lOILYELOYD .CO., Wholesale Grocers *Jr andeommixerion Merchants, N 0.173 Woodland =3 Lib .rcrstreet. ttnburgh. - ielfl I_IIIOBERT MOORE, Whblesale Grocer, Rco xi; Wring Distiller. Dealer Produce, Pittsburgh Harp and sit kinds at Venlig. - 114 Doable Winos stet lAumg, SU' Liberty street. ehr hand a eery large slat or ler 614 Itouongshals Srldetiry, which will be araux—..,...wAszts 0.4505. AI:CULO ROE, Wholesale Grocers and camssisslan lligrahnuts, N 0.104 Marty street Pitt. • UnIL Tr IAM A: M'CLURG, Grocer and V a Dada% earner of Wood and Math etteota, has slwala on hand g farce am:tenant of ch...h. Orocerlaa and One Zear—Yorelan Malta and IV dz. Wbolagaie and Eada. Ll. Under. rogrUad on Ma lowest t gria. lae 011ERT PALL LL & CO., Wholesale SL Omen, Carnmladon s.l.ldisnts. Doakre In rnxtuop an tt+ d l'lttaburigh Manafscinzes. 2.73 Marty Stmt. L'IOurRII. ii•OtrLBETTSON, Wholesale urocer and Commintlna Merchant, Denier in Prodate andlitts urea El unasetund Artleinn, 115 Llberq stnset, Ms. banal. -DAVID MCCANDLiati ISZA.43- • JI. A. corn, cCA.NDLESS, MEANS CO., (nieces .l 4 *us to Wick A NoCandlens,)_ Whidet.A:A' 070173111. Des onto Imo. lions, Glom Uotion Immo, and Pf ttebtlagh Pleatliattell,l goneMtr. corrwr of Wool uol Maw ez. Pittabomb. Pa. atio - . . Laige Stippl_y__Of• SPIIII2D ASIPD STEINER - GOODS, - . .AT TI111,131•0114: VY MU P.PII-1" &DU REILFIELD, North nett owner or 4h and Marketate, I • A.VIES' DRESS- GOODS, ineluaing g /Spring .4 Sommer Pillte. Bleak da, 'the.. gr,P. Gretadhlee. a. 'galena other ankh,. or thin g0(4 , 1 I tto wrist. weas. OrqUISIDN, Istraa, ‘ib•sage de I,:rohtn Bengt% an, 3:itung le Laineft. Fr !Deb 52/1101.11 awl Itellanthte.. togligh awl American 5Vn fi.tur*.t, a beadles' DrensrA, narr.. 11161..4g. 1.4;1,: 4 44114:1; I 'II, Intl , ..1 Yarn h ar, :1444,4. t., ltsrad.. r:l3,bb.r., r urn Dreereo.eledadlDg TC7111.0, C10:10, Boasbarlara, Mouse de Laince, betages, liatues s eta.. etr.. • I.IOUSEILEEPING GOODS—Both'rinds thr Bedspreads.. t‘hretlnga. ?Woe , Case Must!. and Ltda.. 7nll. , Clothi, Towelling Napkins. ete... Itlen and .hase wear. Including {drier Iran. Cloths. and t'assinnerne. Nankins. and rienkinette; Satln. flint' and Star...llea I:valuta, Lomat Linens (pure Fbr.) and impeller Starting Mumma - • . Vat. eta& being vri7 large. nodrrici% low for gnalltn of goaLl. we invite the censor our regular teototarrrand hr.lers strasratir • (chruti... AdrotateSoor =mita nt S 2) gide Oil and er Store. - . -1) . :-.11:131CPATItICK,•'''. No. 21 South Third Street, Between Martot and Cbootolk dm.. 1111.14Pb1s Il ie tv e 4lll SALE SPANISH HIDES,. D r gad Ont.:lnked Peas Kips. Tanners' 011,Tilltaltki . an a Took. at t h e Jona Prioo o on4 :he Lek km. th i g j oig9eZ glicr w i lt ro . :0:11 1 1:=Voi a r I. exchaage fcr Lthlks. Losther eared-U. ta ebMg e and mid on rnamleston, - total • itl.--.II.IIALCOTT k. CO., (successors to - Menne% s tu.) ManufaCtwers *al .41 Watts of 0 GL mad aeslerg In Mrinerta and Dr. :Mega° Pinar Good; °.ffi Wood late, cm= of XaonJ3. 9 4 21 MOM* was au PITTSBURGH, TUES DAY MORNING, APRIL 17, 855: AGENCIES. CARL 11 1 .21?..........« =M!!!MEE= S. CIITEEMIST. & SON aEN.tRAL COVVISSION AGENTS, foi ‘0 the osle potetunem of Red .Eatate, Collection of Mitt, Nogotlatlng 11,mas,'oo Beads. Nortiptgal4 - 44. 140 Third rt., Pitlabursh. P. ItUchigan General Commission and Cdllec• twn Agency Offige, Volt-the collection-of Bonin and Foreign 51crcantile and all other Monne dolma, to biletdgan and adjawnt State., Inclastnent. and Payment of Illonepy ffarnion‘ Scirchaaa-and Sale Or Beal Estate and Stocks and Incurance Aipinta. • eEurrelt DERSON. Ditrolt, Michigan. R4i.rwitccrin INitchurcili—Slersrvaraincr & 'Lahti, Bank. enc k Gaiwtta Office; Loren; Stewart 4t Co., alerchania. Tan 44ancles or illchlican from resTamtubl Insurance Cnntnennea m>l6,lrd AUSTIAUSTIN LOO.IIIS, Rent Estate Agent, Stock, Merebendlee and BM Broker, Om No. 92 N street, above Wood. Business prcmptly attended to. 1992117 AMUEL L. ALARSIIELL, Secretary rea's Insurance Ccettanr, 04 Water street j. GORDON, Seeretary Western Insu •,M.rnumea. Watrz etreet. G AIWINER COFFIN, Agentforhquaklin. Fire Insamos Company, north-tut owner of Word -r) A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn .utual Insurance Comme. 42 venter street. .311751 C; &C. : LEIN U. 11121LLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes, hue's and Mask.' Instruments. &boo/ ° 1.41.d n Ede TElV:riur° I'3° . .lu auransyl=.4, dl. 111ENRY EMBER, Dialer in Music, Mu- Itext Inatrnmanta,andAmporter Of Italian Stainga, 1-4671V'r'i'ultr.: Ol~r$ • e g oert.td snd quart Dtn= Plane. DRUGGISTS. TORN HAFT, Jr., (successor to Jaa..3FGtaf ex fen) Wholesele .d Retail Droned and Donlan In Paints, Ulla, Drmtntra. ar, 141 Ward street. 8 doom below 'CMOs *Us Plttsb2rgh. Eirllerntar ddrent Ibr Dr. Ford'. Iledidue. mh3o 011..1i P.. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer- in tnmps, Paint ittaburata, Tar:debts and Die Stud Nix 2) Studs,? 6 gberty street, Pi. All criers will met.. prompt attention, Agent fur Settanek's PWmonla tlyrnp- Ittay DA. FAELNESTOCK 00. Wholesale Druzmnista. and manufacturers of Whitalead,Rad I, • and Llree, manor Wood and Front streets, MU. Inunla 3notit E. SELLERS, WRolesale Dealer in ''LNNP..tZt:74=gl'in'OUV"Z.l'''Prkeac" mamma ...01:0E01 WitlL p a RAUN REITER, Wholesale it, Retail A s t Orol ..r solo . to. PAM? of labooOT nod St- Cob SCHOONMAKER & 00., Wholesale lbe . Druggists, No. 2.1. Wood stmt. Plttoburgb. - - -- TOSEPIE FLEMING, Sacoes . r to L. Wilcox el, a oo:.cornarliPirket meet arid Diamemtli—Nim stantly on band toll and complete wortxnentaf Medloines, Medicine Chute, Perfumery. and,all pertaining to Ws busimea. l'hyalas prescription. carefully commanded at all hoar. —r.i*Srily MANUFACTURING. WILLIAM . BARNHILL k CO., 61 Penn st,., bolo* Marbuty Pittsburgh. OILER MAKERS ancr SHEET-IRON {SOMMERS, Manufacturers of Barnhill** Paton t [Mama Fire Bed Steam Pipes, Con densers, Salt Vasa &mar ilam l gon Yawls or Ufa Boats • str_ Also, Clactscaiths' Wore, day and Viaduct boas, co. itssairlnf doss an the shortest natio!, Ess3o4rd. 4W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail •Manaaanrer and Dealer In CaUnet W. Na $3 ml str.t. 01111 WETELERELL, Manufacturer of 0,9 PATV.XT BOX NICK% a off er article, MUD BOX ld MAZED BOX VICES. corner of Andarsoa sod Rot , averts. oris emus from tb. Eland street c tri , ilits l ite, legheny City. Hats and Caps. I WILSON & SON keep constantly on tf,.:=l.ll:l7;jlVerltli."'d•rt=" 4 2;°lll.r: Csshionstar Cap. good and <heap. ►would do ►.ll to cvo, us at-MI Wars pustbaolug elsestuffe. ooll4f 13.1 WIMAIN M ' CORD 86: CO. ITIEOLEA ALE AM) RETAIL PASILIONAALZ HAT AND OAP . MANUACTUREES,. AND DEALERS LN ALL FLINNOV RUBS. • CORNER OP WOOD .AND PIPT/ISTRZETS Pitts , r, Pa. 03-Their 'gaol rattnooola *eon . puoHtT otTioof Usti oact Vey, Boos. Ran ant RI. Bo I. IL 11.73097011 ~.411•1:11 ZOOMIZILD Livingston . , "Riti 4 Co.- • -- - 'NOVE,LTY:r WORIA-MWSBURGH, PA TRACK - mad Dop9t Railroad Seale*, Hay, W=e and Gnarl dad Platform and Counter do.; D. °tall eprittg,_Drnp and Thum La b tches. Coffee Mills of earl.. kinds Paint 11111a._arproTed ;Minn; :Boluilkzd Faanningr: nalleable Caa tta ONIMIT Met, In ft:r= and endtb. at( W. W. WALL AIM, 'STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 21143:11 4 , 43 11Z lasey e..me. °moat' Sail Alicia End, - PISTSBUIH.L. ONUMEN."/S, Tombs, Grave Stance, Foialtur• 7ors,, leers on hand. and wade to ardor, ottoettlsory. at the lowest prime. Three tiondred meet.] owl wiot - ted dt" slime ter litd. =eat, d 4.43 howl. Meek and Haretete toraletoel to the 'Ds& at Um lowest Woes. All crdern tilled with deep:doh at 319 Liberty steed. au= W. W. WALLACK Penn ()often Kills, Pittsburgh •hr ENNEDY, CUILDS fr, CO. , NI unarm, jrx tame of— . • Prop A N. I 111..17 .4 Stmetlnar, C 4.7.- - P o a Quin of all agora and ah.aat !ton Twine; BedCordr, /Rough Llnetand Fmk Napa of WI alseran4 &LULA, Battior. rr IZZlltitt. 111 1 1 IsAve ' attratial - WWI .TO DBAT.KIIS HT WASHBOARDS. 711 1847 0. RICE, of Cincinnati, invented a minable heproremear in Tradtboardi. far which tut on) a Patter uet., late. Kahl Improvement emulat ed ln yemerly preparing the Etats of a Roe: of Moe ter other coltabie metal) and there oaaeing them to !win or ant their way into the solid epode. eidee or legs of a Waehboard: the methrds prtotottly employed, Melon Men to gouger opreore or arta mortice to receive U. 0► tallo plate. 0. MCC imbeequently- mold his entire inrererf and ountestkip in said Patent to the rained, _herr oho le nog Foto Pooyor.filor Orenvf,a. steelyearthorfned merw rAzahnor of O. RIPIPA lEPPOTED PATENT ZINO ITARILEOARDS having eueoredel the late fine of Warne. galley 6 Co. in that business. Indoeed try the peptdertry and extend, ettleof odd Patented liachboarda, ataelt7 persuse have engaged ln maiden and ...meg them eltrtout emOsority so re do, thereby tiefatiall Its 111 secured by mid Patent. gotta hare byen amen-need and are now pending against cartel. parties. known to he them engaged, end it la le gal ntention to Preeeetde he ail ine fringementa upon my and hut right to the extra or the las. All PaNll.B are thereon eantioned ageing • y rod:mete, Or den Mae IVsabboarde, merle oftener the manner paten glen nine branded "0. Mae. frePrro , d itathteordr, Onted 04.,149,^ nested/we temp peewee. It may be well to remark that the ratiatkm in the chaps the crimp. or the rorploymnt of anY Patent ed Machine of to nail Waahhoards. dote not e glee the right to nee ;the !Matted focionto Pozen above deneribed, open which the echo of %hallooed really depemda. Wheeteate order" for the genuine ion& rnpertthlly colleited and promptly executectat as low rim as any of lb. anew therised makes, by 201tXPI1 W.LWAYNR, &:k !Wee and liumfeetorer thereof; eclat at Hardware f!terr, 0.19 a atot.Malni open inattdte fith, WS. ;, ohm. . 7?)SCOTT, Dentist, lon/ 'lintel:ln, • au doors rut of Market. Oma mmY All war warm . jai - Barlow's' Indigo Blue: • - BweIIARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE is B . established eV ills best article me offered (dillies. ins Clothes. Ills entirely free from acts or atlYthinit In ttrimlatill do Sant wifeless., • All ilouselunum who baronet used It alll &alit much .cheaper and less trouble thanJuff Igo or as ether allele 'out. The' great &mead foe It lies 'brought out Nears! .Issitationt. Housekeeper. and Commons sill he careful , to set llet/IXIV .11111.0.'t; Put' up At ALTRI!!! 'WIT :lIKHGER'S DRUG STORY. Re.. 169 sekvitto or !PIRLADELPOIA. Storekeeper' sin set their alaPPliva Ross the Omen, and Drrosidiffs 'hay deal with. , st vetoes ,thatpay them a wed putt. • ' DRUGS. CiIEADIALS. PAINTS, TARNLILIITE STUFIPS.fa. dc., with in II retrial, theartersot o sem. 'thins In th e line. 'Storekeepers . Physicians sad oho Loren supplied at rasentothie rases. ALYBLED WILTEIERGIER, rhumba, sp2Arn N. Second rt.. Vhlladelplaa. Intelligence Office, NO. 2_ ST. CLAIR STREET. SERVANTS of nil descriptions supplied Private families and Itotels are respectfully solicited to avail themsehcroftbe nrlueles no. offered. Put eery i , ter. offer-alas guarantee for tutting farms. . M=MiiM=l 111 0t PE NN A . RAILROAD--Wanted i 2o'boeofEtektooltilattran Enk pp Bnker. and Commlilon Ptak a% tiAth : A. BROWN, would 111013 respectffilly.in Toms the piano that he hen. no ham% at- !dilatant ou the west Ode of the Diamond, Allesheor Mr, • woo plate assortment or Veal-lan Itlmde .M.,.ilaultlan abut. has aro made to order, In the beat wmmt.4 •ami to soy In the United States. - Oils Bonds ma be Moved without the ald of • arrow Oleos:- Mains pm.r.tl the stork, tools, end wood_ of..the Cabinet YaMbllshment ot Itamser A McClelland, I am Probated to' furnish -their old customers us well as thepalls at Dente, witherarthintr In their thus. hio. 6 Wood street. rlttstrors mdtps . L. BROWN. T A EMBRY BLUE—The attention' of faini . - id oe. and entehrignmen Is invited to this Blue. vital& Is linti go d booted!, having all Ha properties retelnett The Laundry Blue posairerea, o ver indlgn the advantage of imparting a better color toclutheib of bn lug much more elm ple and convenient fur nee, and of ho- too it owning et Omit rine half. owing to the feet that not more than oue half or the Indigo, f 11.13 be dleeolved by Ira _ ter. It i• L 1,17 ate ti tete nny properties in i nriona to e b.. Vie tree I d art lei t o trig:, and 1•6171111 i IL to be rept...noted. 144 ...le by JOHN 11A1M.J.r. deg , - • Ito, 141 Wood • . -• • Hagan llll,, , TO. 91 Market st , are closing out their en tire stock otTry floods at an Lamont diszend *am errata. prima preparatory to imechaslng theta velar sap. i We hare 011 bend a ens nendtmant of ths thiamin, iroodec Pidateet•aa -Wench Ileti=a, {Fool Detain's. %Vended Phdds, Madonna Cloth.Tamei Ootht Beddadidale I:egilth L'ld d o tt tf, r uga o ff thr trk R alot aad t okfra l d Bnleade Platd and St te; "' ad t it ' reat v Artka: 9110( said] .111 he sold at a =sat saellOse. 1920 Spring of 1855. BURvii FIELD coramaitcs opentng, Monday, March sth, • , • Their carir gravy)! BPIIIIVO 00 ODE.• WI A. - 111ASON dr. CO. are now opening ZOO vafch easel and peasirei. at Wes% Pave leersur. Muslin de banes. bee be. villa Pave been sureluissi stiibe Urn listsbilPibil "kb at much I.rir thatteort or tasuatattare. . sPb A. l . :on .. ct.. I .open on Month , reb.126420 • - of :kb Rai and ilald .400 L PLAIDS—A,A. WitgOlt a CO. ate setl i gni thatiOssee at Wilt Plata at 11/800 FoT, • .43l)Curn ! • ".!.! f ti I NEW YOBili ADVERSE/MIMS, Fr= IrII3BGBER 4 SCHELL'S General Adriatrading Rowe, N 0.348 and 318 Broadnar. Near York. Ont. Yo. 80 Nunn street) . Reliable • PARER', HA.NGINGS, :THOIV.4I44.FAYE & CO., ' 256 and r o adway, New. York, - 44-- • IHrectlj , tamealte the City Wall &Park. pLAVE cktattuilly:on band -a full stook of American aml bomb. P/ipar .11.frings, Border., n O. Prints, Onytalti Papers. Bed Testers, Statue% Luolempos, ie., of every style known to the trade. Merchants Myles to their. , stoeks, can bay from first hoods, as we manolecturs largely and Import direct frt Trench Ilanclactorate; fat whom we are mW egeola In the United Oar retell delontroonf.4 mongibtes the fished dales of Deenratlons. bpeobatlmPortallone made, when deelmd. Prom our orlondld nellettWa •of .sempl AtiltUO Paper Illancara rent to any partefthe United Stem' rohlegrog 11mbrellaVakdtarasols.. JQa - L SIIIMINUFA CTTR 234 and 235 *end — w ay, .Neer: York. The mostedexive in the - weld. T EE late fall ht Tie lto nt , of ninterials, con thi•itiriaccency of the money mi id. ra hoe eaMtrgi' to soinuluturo larnalY fortes trade: , and to offer to merchant., at mu low prima the buret and moetroaddeto ammo:ant of UMBRELLAS,. AND PARASOLS to be found lo Europe or America. liercbants vie - Most New York to bayth.tt nerd% are respectfully Invited to call and examine lb. aura. DAM P.rdad.i. N. la—Pleam cut lAN a:Along art 4 put It in_your took. at mot kr reference, • .71)11N mlenoir , , .31anufacturor, .1855. 1111LL11511M - 1855. ; . Mrs. Ye* $110MON8= 1 : gosil's+ , ked.o.dv. P. 13 now .t prepnreitt* eznitkit, • and Orlin fo ,le euh '-'gs"W.= 4 ielietlk"Vtoett Fra=b, Even& and Winery end Wan Good rear o seany otte stabilatuntat In this ear; otual Ina* awake to birltetner tm Thep bats been talented vita Mitt eare Wil lamL elebrated 'men V n ,„ ;of Pada and Urn Idaradas P. t3.—Pa or 13a ttern Benumb ootaeAnt& on band, (film mallptuaetuallratteno4 Men 81130dONS. - - Pirendwar. Nem Port .11)A 0,4. . - ti erre ' It atenahroto. . . mailed tooMloro GIG adratue• Itoss y NTIIONX'S. roritibepot of .Materials !Or the Deintortiitytetlind tar inithalkon Arperand . Catalogues rarldshedl en soolieollett.. • • • - Goods on be sent botrareeolteretOo 01l delleery. NG porUes with -.ham en an Geseoisetrited. most On Mt,. remieon as to to their attllty,to Vity Ito thogoolte CM rel t . or t h their order •11M6JDo_b5Ive • om.. Portathos. - haTslotO 16. /theNT. irsy.l4. V. "New Yortaag ,- ffiltaniketery.. .AM,YIOnr,IWNI,I3min, Menl,r Hominy, Ilhat.Ducksrbatt. MA, algae and all ether kinds ot' Ban mad• Ltd print4 .. la t order auchlaal wit. demo Pala. Add New Port. ARM= WM SIBMQNS, Witolmaealte STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY, fora.. atiAROADIIIIT.N. Y. Straw. Gooda, Freackfl, men,. stc. ASK pliictusifts . 10s - solicited ta eximine Shun&Morns. • .woof t. at sal caw similar boom lOUs Qt f. • to fast We eon man. IMoa4 imuoo. per of our on utonuttetuoh %to toast Or.. Prouch NUMMI. atl. &a.. *Usk H otfiv to Mktg pO oh sere fittl ftd at • ifitl a s C l oi. m illtu. Now IA CASH MUSIC & PIANO STORE 01 TaORACM-,„WATERS, No. 333 Onradway, New York. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY. -Music . ' at Greatly Rednoqd Bates. 11OTWITHSTANOING the combination of Mask Dolor. to loon ay It. price of non lavy .li made, apollnd thio *Want; of *afro coupon's. and *hair r oval to extend to 11r.irateralho eaottdaaof the bads, no Is making &MOM 111•10...b.:01 ftart aA danm; that no to. Onblb constananoo th. qo oxinfon, In bla maron ton. (heat lionopply.o d bla Marta to old 1 : 1 4 ,T A =d . V414.14 Ifaa nt u 1t...7.7...; „ Jag catal of ala corn pa 9one lo a lo pe of Itto tamed oad bat In tbo t E . tatad Stone. lb boa alp nada ;I= l"d lnairal ‘ ooo 'j to . ofj= "g . 11".. krunt.arteg name for 11173. TM and 1226. to of =good ano_niT. and Instrument. U enonrand 0 &ratio as . thaw mn. 1.1 $6OO. Mauro! avezy 0111141, of atria and Fran app $lOOO. MIIIIMMM MOW eti s dim roof • Man t=than lb. altmarrat. ilonrotod Maus .s . Punta and thaitraf pr1,01i... PIaMS of T. Unanar ft Co.'s mats. Owner. of Cho Alolian Wont.) fooond band Piano* allirmanorfoin, PM.* Man 140 to 1160. Sfsbakon•froscdrodenrotitatan los. Ina b& lag thi neThonon & tolll ff. tiottoli 61 Onto otto Ipl Mu { l ei t i o. P 313 _and lickdeon ibsavabbad. ba tamp le at Ulm% unhoon‘ deg 124 per tont. .16knont. toreieraripro awl obarriaoa An artWanoomptty stgondod to, aat4 ant fortarttnoornatrb nolai-1410.5t toduced Taloa oourral andWddnt c alalonooa sodensOf = of Mama torwar oaff ut* • A VARA •.. as c..aWittagtatatley'. ~Mer.rodka.. CLOAKS & MANTILLAS, NrouLD rcepeetfnlly inform the trade that ILL hamlet! and manofeettopd Styles for the FlTtloa Trade will Le ready toe ltsayeetlotioo the lath of Petal:my. tie, Gies the oars lfaatiili toerehaot from New York bho la pereoally eteftlng - Patis the *mamma/ roams. y welt that be will hare later and mom meted stiles thaw sa4. erne boom la the trade. ma tt n notleeet dealer la ma alled to the above, sod they y neame att taltLZne 81 113 - • 3 b , BROTHERS 6c CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, MIA TORX. Rae enrage tras.l7o Inthast rt. cor.cfnmesem IMPORTING the leading Drage from their original market., rate In Burrow and East Preach and Mulish Cheatle./.. Yerfamm, Tooth, Nall and Llalz Brash's, nate Oloessand Strap., Pooh and Trieste Sponges, Corks, Soapy. la.. Se., Cur otter them on the most remarnsble tems. Orderseltbn. pers:rn, hr roalk trill hales thous hest attention- jeLLlZenir FTN7Fruml L Donaldson, Alderman. inCE, corner of Ann and Bt. Clair sta., rttt.bu b. All !mallow pertaining to Um otlko of WIWI will be promptly attoodod to. 14.1y0 Patrick klairana ALDERMAN OF THE TIIMD WARD. .if IFFICE corner of Grant and Fifth streets, businosemtocnco rbioaa byonaym M w m s =vb dot ter of tn. P.. 0 will to Pr b 0 ,1 4 1/ 01 t. 064 to. 14<%0 MMMrWMMM STEW ART, & Ka OraasM gan, COOKINa. HEATING, AND FANCY STOVES, GRATES, FENDERS, Pipes, Boxes, and Foandry Castings of OFFICE AND WAREBOVEE, No. 267 Liberty SL,oornor or Mat PITTSBIIBBB, ROBERT H. PATTERSONT . LIVERY AND SALE • IfTABLA orstr:Diecruntddreat and Cherry aplMf - PIITESITILUII:PA. ASHLAND HOtraß, •RCM STREET. ILO9I 60=111 arms, PRILADELPH.I.4. IL: 8. BENSON, !Norman'. tif Dowd. 1 1 . 50 Per *Mill M• 1 S. 18.64-174 WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer arid to Dal. la Plata,N U gand t oraPa t on : l 4"". .lafisted 1/1 1 6h4111114 Shim. NIL Mat ox;orPa. taa 63 IVARIO FASHIONS NOR LADIESTRES.§: se.—ThoPartistalrobioalWJUSli.ftwelPWSOMM.l •t 1 on de ow th ous wrobwo ta x L. a. wnsca. fio.torng Penn. Om Mid street. JONEB & • PROPRIZTORS . KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE, EhORWARDING AND COMMISSION ifir.CIIANTS, Canal Dub. fierrenth stew. Plttie . P. Limon. Lewd. Lard 011, Was Park. &O. Ilain. Hires ea lan illi Dio. liUlt, Anthracite and 6mtch Pi. iran. Bellew Brick and Car, Anthracite OW. ta rain BANKING- HOUSES 7.011.71 T. ZOOG: NEW NOttlt No. 22 souin app - rnuAnxteine, rbilgUlh AILEGUENY 00. %CRUM FONIKROET OLINT POLABANT, wEsT 3I carp um. Polkas EggiNISLUIVILLt..— FL,Tyrlit co, •• I.TMONTOWN • nuomoivula. Difettts mend. Dloootuotimado, plea tor and colbuted. Dank Note. and brood. bought . Otoolut, ?iota, and attire. &tingles bought aro caohabodon, Corrospotutesiot and aglootkmi oche • MARCH :1855. Fred Epillit Static of Trimmitigt, • jOSKPII WANE 8c CO; bait just oomplet .4 tna opening of their -nprlnd Stook of (loads. to inn Sher) desire's° rail the attention of their eturtonwes with. trade. A portion of their stock 4apedaad below. Puss Tansisrsos—tsoreprlaing all the meat stylise of Clause. 1... ad Ribbon 'trimmings, Watered Galloons. Pringea Gimps, Braids and Britton,. French Wrought.Swhe and Jdoonet Collars. Sleeve. and detr k .italtesa. Valendene. Ih e b. CO , do: Era broid..trd Ild fa. Caps. Bands. Vella, .Transter 11 - Mk. Wrought Ed sin ea and I nrrstings. ie. • liontrar en° Giorse—A complete and earisd Mont. Ml4te essiOn..Arat variety Ober . 1.4,nal Ara°Laos int e and -Aid Mon; ations—llannst 7,lnlaws,• arbani n rosranl sad Cane silk' and Cotton Rambo. ansiona and rietta..Wklte and Colored i'dik Lae, keuit Vats' Tanrccea Gloona—Stenf sat Bois Shirts. 00 °mats and Hadar"; "Young Amartea."::!onvent. an Csdianr, nirron" and . ttleballins nom. llniontilontn-dilli. Cotton it'd Mew Zees. readmit morieede, Cansall.ntamped Work,: ilmahel4 Comte; eirrial'ort alonnales. Cords end T... Iholol waswai.. War field Drama. Ladies' antal.to, a Iletrton and 'Woolen Znittins Tares, &a, la. al w they peal disposed to ass on the best terms.. _ Storg Attorney at Law, and Eggetll COettOr . 011 10 AIITDIIIII'nIAIMI4,,rooRn...,.. 0.,R1...... gualL Wll.4a*"6.l.lgaM,lllthotkintt.4":l"M6 "na. # UMMIS. e' CANTOROI4O.thi"' 11117 , 111711: - • - it". - ital Ug .i /SX O 4 l *ll g 6 :4 , 1 0,a. .- , . A P ir.rear}c!iiik"; (4 '. • ' :*, Maiir ..124. sithl4l/ PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. TUESDAY =ENING, APRIL 17,1866 ' - - HON. JOSErli R. CU/JULIO, CRITIC/SID BY Cartiottes.—Poor, Chandler I Be has bad Ito stand the fiery ordeal of Protestant criticism, and now his own church brethren are ; treating him-to a similar entertainment; In his celebrated attempt to reconcile the citizenship and patriot- . ism of American Catholics with the Pope's as sumption of , supreme power over the nations, as God's vicegerent on earth, he has pleased no body. lie has only succeeded in rendering him .enl!..riliniinFlons from his manifest Ignorance of the peeteons and claims 'of his own church,— claims which claims which hens a good Catholla dare not re-! east. We do not doubt Mr. Chandler's patriotism. or that of ,thousands of others of our Catholic . fellow citizens, and we ean sympathize with the effort to reconcile their attachment to the insti tutions of their country with their duties to the Church, although we cannot but see that such reconcffintion is totally impossible, should the Pope choose to exert the power claimed for him and awarded to him by the _uses, assumptions, precedents and standard ,authorities of the church. This is made sufficiently clear by the following criticism of the "Dublin Tablet," an authority which Mr. Chandler will hardly 'gain say, and which we commend to his attention _ and that of our neighbor, the -!'.'Plitahungh Catholic:" • The "Know Nothing" sect in Arne:lea - nem to have scattered dismay among the Cl ristian& of the great republic. Mr. Chandler, a respec ted member of Congress, - has been urged by his friends to defend the Church in the .House of Representatives, and he has done se. On the . lltb of January of the present year, his Allow representative, seemed to have listened respect fully to his exposition, which was very elaborate and from his point of view, quite conclusive, In Europe, however the ex p osition Is likely to be criticised; and though people may reslst Mr. Chandler, praise his motives and intentions, they will har dly agree with him, suppesinglam to have mastered the principles Involved in hi, speech. It is not a pleasant task to repudiate the help of s friend, or to disown Win; but it Is sometimes it duty. Mr: Chandler is too frank and too - honest not to concede to others-the tied he vindicate, for himself. Mr. Chandler's theme was the deposing pow er of the pope. Be denies its existence indepen dent of a public law of nations.• It is notour in tention to defend that power at present, foe we shall confine ourselves simply to the examination of tbc reasons wideb are suppered to be fatal to its existence. But before dotage°, It would be fair to remind our readers that two popes, cele brated, among other acts noble and . herole,'lbr deporting _sovereigns, are numbered with, the saints—Gregory VII and Pins V. These popes did not think, nor did those who canonized them think, that theyhad exceeded their powers, orhad delivered this spiritual authority Into unlawful channels. Mr.. Chandler sap that "the whole power of deposing rested upouthe consent, not merelyef the kings, but of the deposed princes theets ,. nitre." If this be true there is an end of the question, for if the whole power rested on the " consent" of kings and princes, their deposition most bath been thoroughly just, because volcen asnAinjuria, and they were therefore very wick ed men when they invaded the papal states to punish the pore, who bell dens nothing but give effect to the consent of these princes. Still more wicked were they - who created an anti-pope to re sist the judge whom they had themselves ap pointed. If this " ',hide power" rested on the consent of kings, it. Is clear that the papal authority does not enter into the• question, and that It might have been given to any other authority or power. But it is very strange that kings should have con noted to vest such power in anybody, and ar gues little for their common sense. They must have been always uneasy, and ther uneasiness was the result of their own hill!. Mr. Chandler affirms distinctly that . "the power to depose-- power humanly conferred—was never called in outbid by the deposed nionarabs..- Mhereid nzilied the constith:tirliallight end power, though ! they may have celled in question the justice of the act." This assertion is at least strange.— Frederic Barborcoura and Lewis of Bavaria dis puted the power moat distinctly, and they had an army of scribes, priests and laymen, learned in the law, who maintained that the pope had no power to depose; and more, that there was no power to depose other than God's.. So far is ! the doctrine of theJeposing power from having been admitted by the deposed monarchs that they wholly denied It, solmerely as vested in the pope, but as actually subsisting in the world. ! • The deposing power doo actually exist at present —is publicly taught in every elate that considers itself free. Is is the doctrine of Amer icats, for they deposed George 111.. It Is the doctrioo of Englishmen, who deposed James IL; and of Frenchmeri, for they have deposed the dynasty of the Bourbons. The Spaniards admit it, for Queen Isebells's throne is in danger.— The difference between the modern and the me diaeval world consists in this: We vest it in the people; our ancestors, more wisely, in the Pope. In England, the deposing doctrine is made a law of the 'kingdom, to be put in force ' whenever the reigning sovereign prefers his soul to the sceptre. Rings, of COUPS', have done their utmost to discredit the doctrine, and they have gained for themselves, instead of it, the scaffold and the sword. The divine right of cer tain families to govern nations according to their will Is refuted, not by argument, but by exile or a violent death. If kings prefer this solution of the difileidly to that which mediaeval principles afford, that, Is their affair. This, however, is certain: the Pope was more patient and con siderate than the people are, and a dopes; sition Is less Injurious to 'society than a bloody revolution. A deposition -does not necessarily involve a change of dynasty, but In geteril rev olution does; and perhap Urine might, on re- Section, prefer to lose the crown to themselves enly,"to losing it for the fatally as welt. A great clamor has been raised in the/fetid against the power of the Pope to depose wicked sovereigns; .but we believe that there would have been no clamor if the power In question had beenmated In the bishops, or even In arch bishops. Mr. Chandler goes a great deal fttrther—we are sorry to refer to him so efters..-end trendies on the real spiritual power whiedilie Into anxious to guard inviolate. Ilia words are these: "I de ny to the Bishop of- Rome the right resulting from his divine'effloe to Interfere lathe relations between citizens end their governments."' It ir Impossible that he can mean what there Words imply. The Pope is at this moment `interfering' in Piedmont, defending ;incident of citizen, there against the government, and yet in the House of Representatives, a Christian denies the right -- Governments may and do prohibit good works, and the Pope intsrferes. They also: encourage and commit evil: the Pope interteree, and good Christians prefer the Pope's authority to that of the etate. The godless colleges In Ireland, the hierarchy in England, the trouble of Piedmont..-' all bear witness together against this unchristian opinion, - which must have escaped from the spea ker_ who did not ponder his words. It is to be remembered, however, that Mr. Chandler speaks on the authority of others, one of whom is the late Dr. England, Bishop of Charleston. That prelate is reported to have written, "Let the pope, and cardinals, and all the powers of the Catholic world united, summon a 'geneeal council. Let the council ley s tax of one cent only upon any of our churches: we will` not pay it. Yet we are most obedient Papists." And again: "If the pope were to declare war against America, and any Roman Catholic, un der the pretext of spiritual obedience, was to re. Rise to oppose this temporal aggressor, he would deserve to be punished for his refusal, because be owes it this country Ito maintain Its rights, and spiritual power does not, and cannot, de stroy the claim which the government has upon him." Now, suppose the government were to order priest to fight; would Dr. England hey. admit. ted the claim, and thrown the discipline of the Church to the winds? If the pope can forbid a priest to fight when the civil government bide bite; there is an end to this argument, for the !Oiliest rower does in the case of the priest destroy the claim orate government. The old Galilean leaven, driven out of the old 'World, ferments In the new, and the exploded opinions of obstinate men in Europe seem to have found favor In tome quarters-in America. MI. tuanij viewed. the matter. Is easy of explanation;- but it Is not the lon Perth:o—for unsound the oriel about the extent of the ecolealastical power will never coniert heretics, but exe'sure to per- TertoothOlics. • = , • . • Cimino: AND Psucts.—Tt is tasted that the diminution of circulation in Indiana State ohne, lost by the discredit of her banks Ina $8,000,000. Auditor Doan states that he Algoed Mee Wilku antrth of. MN, and redeemed laet year, o t r of them, the emansfor all which wee money takep f rom the Ewan Motel. Now there'll a . stroog diWaltiw+ to enlarge the ettrrency is the West, perhaps iteth ItrelM Ite tel ys .to_ndse t e en or yrodtute ortincdo4,srut the Wee= U t h primaofTrodttee in/atlas ,othhello the olormil for all War of other goo& • ..1 •,•::iPi Tax TT .! • s•.'f,'.`f k'l • Penn./Irani* Legislature. Moaner, April 0. Suers.—After the reports of committees, which occupied most of the,day, the bill from the Rouse supplementary to the general menu. factoring law, being read, Mr. Buckalew moved to postpone the amend pants indefinitely. lie made-the motion for the purpose of regarding his vote against the bill.— The bill authorizes the incorporation of compa-• hies for the manufacture of flour. There was no necessity for the Incorporation of companies 'for this purpose. The manufacture of this article is carried on hy private enterprise by thousands at our citizens. . . Meatus. Berate and Browne concurred in this view of the question, and the motion to postpone indefinitfly, was agreed to; so tee bill fell. ~. Ilonse,The following.bille paatedlinallit , A further supplement,tre an act relating to Orphan's courts,, passed March 29, 1832; - An Act to punish. and prevent frauds in the 128411 of, falee stamps, labels and trade-marks; An Act to revive and continuo in force the law gradnating lands upon which purchase money is due the Commonwealth; An Act relative to the erectiohi of bridges over canals and railroader; the supple ment to the act relating to the lien of mechan ics and others upon buildings, passed June 18, 1836; the supplement to an act to provide for the erection of a house for the employment and support of the poor in Washington. county; the bill to extend the right of trial by jury to certain cases; the bill regulating bridgeoompanies. The supplement to the act regulating Banks, approved. April 16, 1880, was taken up in com mittee of the whole. Mr. Beath, Alleghetty; - 4reritkan amendment relo l llo44fiectionlef thews of 22ell'April; u' .. ttA11t40 3 7 , 1 0 Pissitsritt.M. 6 o,Mtapto U,... i - OJAI* sitotool iti-t* , .P - z- , •••• ~ lif.Asiltriorissi:AsorirrAndioig , providing that so mutik : 9lll47llll,l *Ptimbitsitulicital of-' Boers being Bat* , Ilirentara, shell not apply to justices of the peep% which tee agreed' to. -.- The, bill then pearled anallyk. ~ . - . - 2 The supplement , to an act relating to the cam.' menoentent of actions, approved June la, 1886? was taken up and passed finally. The supplement to the act relating to' assignees for the benefit of creditors and other trustees, lapprnved Jane 3.4,162.6, was.taken up and pass. ed finally. • . The Ten Hour Law was taken up, . . • amended. and paaaed flnsll7. Ms/Ind; April 10.. Seurs.—The bill to repeal the license laws came up in Order, and was discussed at' some length. Mr. Hendricks' pending substitute was lost, yeas 16, nays 17. Several efo•te were made to except special counties from the opera tion of the bill, but in vain. The bill then pas sed finally, yeas 16, nays FL Holm amendments to Senate bill No. 100, supplement to Meant relative to liens of mechan ics and others on buildings, .ko., were non con curred in. House amendments to Senate bill No. 268, supplement to the act relative to the CO9IMPICO aunt of actions, were coaeurrad in. Mr. Cmbh milled up &nate bill to extend the darter of the Tradesmens' Bank, in Philadel phia; pending the motion of Mr. Subtle', to Impose a tax of two per cent. on Its , capital s • The motion wasedoptsd; Yeas 16, nays 14, and the bill then passed . third :coding. Spia...-Thallopirtook-vp:the.private eat endar-and pet own. ode hundred bills through lint and second reading. The following ere of local Interest: "An Act to incorporate the Excelsior railroad and camel company in Allegheny county." "A further supplement to an act to incorpo rate the North-Western railroad company, pas sed 9th February, 1858 " "Au Act to incorporate the Pittsburgh Dollar fierriage Bank." "AO Act to incorporate the Lebanon Valley 'Bank." "An Act to incorporate the Bank of North America." • "An Aet to charter the Bank of Beaver County." .% supplement to an act to incorporate the Charders Valley railroad company, passed Fehr ruarrB; 1853." "A supplement town act to extend the powers of certain officers In Allegheny county, ipproyed the 9th day of February;.lBs4,.stitt for thazbey tar regUatien of the Sabbath In sag county.'.' "An Act, entitled •An act to regulate the pub lic printing in the north part of Allegheny couoty.'" Ao Act to extend the charter of the Philadel phia bank." An Act for the reformation and employment of vagrants, drunkards and otherdisorderly per sona in the county of Allegheny." t. An Act for the erection of a new county out of parts of Venango and Clarion counties to be. called Tionesta." "An Act relating to fines, forfemnas and pen skies in the eciunty of Allegheny." "Supplement to the act entitled 'An Act to provide for the erection of a house for the em ployment of the poor in the county of Alle gheny. "An Act to incarporata the Coal and Iron Bank of Philadelphia.' "An Act altering the charter of the Hanover raving fund 'moiety, and to change its name to the Bank of Hanover, and confering upon it the rights and.privileges of a bank Of Issue." " An. Act to lay out a State road from Roches ter, Beaver county, to the Pittsburgh and Tele graph plank road in Butler county:" "An Act authorizing the TemperanCafille and Noblestowri plank road company to berroyt money." "An Act to incorporate the lifortonglikol4 water company." • 'Supplement to the ac‘' entitled l An Act,.to incorporate tin Allegheny and New Brighton plank road company : approved 28th May, A: A 1864. The' bill to ineorixirate 'the Pittsburgh Dollar' Basing Barde,iraa taken up and passed to third readhig,•erben!it ensa postponed. The blll to Ineorporate the Lebanon Valley Bank, Ina taken up and passed to third evad ing. - I • Wanwisnai, April 11. Bil l / 1 17.—Tbe, Beasts passed finally bill rela tive to inalutaining House of Refuge. The bill to charter the Ceimmerclsi Bank of Harrisburg led to's long dificussion. 'lt was first defeoted, then reconsidered and dna); postponed. ' Hoons..a-The Howie refused to reconsider the vote repo:alb:101m charter of the Ede and North - The otatindttuAdS of the Beasts to the bill re, Testing the Hairdo laws cute hp, slid the 6111 end meets were all concurred in, yeas 67, nays 28.= The bill relative to the termination of the North Branch extenalon of the Pennsylvania canal, was taken up axed passed finally. . The bills erecting the new counties of Conesto ga (or Jackson) and Conewago, were ' both de'- hated. Twommar, April 12" awasi.--The dzy was cwouplediu a discus. sion•on the bill to complete the North Branch tray pending when the N6114( . 1434- Nottm—The bill to incorporate the Presbyie rim Publication Society of Philadelphia occupied the whole day and passed finally, yew 41, nays 86. • • . • Tan Barirntican Movannar. —Concurrent resolutions on Slavery luthe been adopted In the; New York Senate by a vote of 16 to 9. These resolutions strongly condemn the repeal of • the 'Missouri Compromise as tending to Slavery ex tension, demand of Congress an enactment against the farther extension of Hunian Bond age into Territories formerly consecrated to Free: dom, declaring that the repeal 'of the Missouri Compromise releaser thepeople of the Free States fron all compromises on Slavery entaide'ef the Constitution, and while they thus recognize Con atittitional oblikatiorie,.tbe Fugitive Slave - bill is pronounced-a violation of the Constitution, the rights of the several States, and the principles of justice, and disgraceful to the spirit and civi. lizatlon of the age, and its repeal la demanded for the welfare of the Union and the principles, of republican liberty. Secret political associa: dons are also denounced for their tendencies. The National Intelknourr in mower to an at tack made 'upon it in an Albany paper, for residing the act of the Spanish war vessel on the coast of Cuba for firingAt the American steamer El Dorado, and bringing her to, ' says that there is no nation under the run possessing A navy that has not donsi the lime thing; and ghats an 'Col: count of the firing of the American frigate Ma: ted States into tha•Britieli elonp-of-war' Little Belt. When frit discoieved the little'Belt was fifteen leagues !kola the capes of Virginia.' Cent; modore Rogers pis chaae'to the unknown pursued her the whole day, After his return he demanded t Court of Ingtdry,whiotivrai held, and his conduct pronounced justifiable: At that time' America- was at peace with the Whole world, while Spain iv in daily trepidation of an armed force landing upon Cuba froni . the Baited States. `A bitsenstorrt Thaeors.—The Quitman, (Bn"' alseippi) ratelltemer, of the IGth Man* eV% that a: week or two prwrioua,le wociaa In Kent. per Co., it that State, 'tare birth to a child oor: end all over with: hair. ItlireS'three boast and spOke three dlathwt woree YOrefam ow. - Thirtmgestthing abeaCit 1.4 half the populatian of . KrilpetbaitwA'aaarfitte nik, with term at the Portenttioe woroltiV" Caunot tome of our Chatobse scud afewstindonaries to bettlghted Mika VOLVME LXVIII I --NuattErt 202 01.18 CITDAN gorre , . spondent of the Journa' of `onimercerseys:' I "t party, and 'a stmt.?! r and increasing , ono, has risen in this country—Whose cry.is war, .for Cuba. The President is. daily and urgently im portuned, to assume at once a hostile position, and there is too much reason to fear that he is about to yield. . _ "As to the 'outrages,' thei Are nil more pre texts for the main object of warier:Cuba. . "Bat the mischief has not heewtione yet, and perhtnps will he wholly avoided.: ulf-Engbiodand France. were convinced that the polioy.'of the - Ostend manifesto is our fixed al tio.nal policy. it would'furnish to them a strong tnotive for patch ing up a peace with Russia, in titt ,to be-the better enabled to sustain the rights or.Spuin in this lininisPhore. Co the other itand.- .the con tinuance of inelr war - with - will serve - to embolden our goveinment to strikoat once foe Cub*, It is not unlikely that thli:Viiesident bas been led by ilr. Souls and Mr. Rdclin have that by some strong beadle' demoastrattell he will, without a war, be enabled to puretalk. Alba," rt "AT ,. ! r,'a The National - Inielligeheor referrluve an as sertion of the Union that the policy, or,Spa in is iriecencilibly opposed to this ecuntiy "firow.we have reason to believe that no des patches have been received from Spain which give any color to the Union'e assertion. We be , tiara further, that the unpuhliatiept deepatcbeS in th e, department of Suits would contradict the stateinent, as the tiie lately publialieitdispatches them nivel do; and that the declaration is only a part of the reckless game to.fonient a. war between the two-,countrimi,, to entwerve party interests; W i g p i e yeslenlay brtetly slia4ed. if, as 'we Muattosertion is false, pngbexhe Secreni,,, iy offilfateiketraffer suchimfnundildapieili_to party prejudietaftegwfortti the raticlarptiper, apparently erthlis sanction t.: Oaghtlioni.per imit so gross and wicked an impositicm CM /he pahlio tredulityt limo, let to oak, stands the. fact}''`" '"We feel the more free to make' this demand,. 'inasmuch asales;editor of the Goreraiiihrti paper Nay recently, Wormed .thttpubliaLliat be- bad Premixed I,.‘, , F , r f as - Mille, despatches in the State! .DePixtinent relating to the, Black Warrior case, and it rimy Ve - stipposed by his readers, unless, contradicted,that his present declaration of the Increased and: increasing bostilitY of Spain to wards the United Staten may be drawn also from official evideq.e oz! thu files of tne same:Bopart meat." lint list roe Cnionoroast —We were present at the Patent CM - 4We few. days since, while ex- Perin:lents wer0.494 ; t0 „destroy weevil bombast . by the use Of chFixiofomn fit two or three min utes after a few drops , Of chloroform had been administered, the , lttsects matinally enough gan to exhibit comilataltible tryraptorin at Udell epees, which proved to' be the certain precur. sore of a q u iet, respectable death. It ens the-, opinion of the experimenter_ that thesedestruct. tire- instate might be effectually exterminated through the agency of. chloroform, and large goltatlties of fine wheat saved every year. We 'have no disposition to combat the opinion, but we think that our present faith might begreatly strengthened if the agency of chloroform could , be successfully invoked during Mmiticuto Wash. Union. Fon. KA:MAIL—Now. that Spring has (Male, , .travelt unimpeded,' the . emigration to. -Kansas from the Northern istittes has again commenced . on a large scale. Fifty-eight emigrants lefeads City on. Tuesday lastfor that Territory, by a train dispatched by the •iNansas League. ' and tide nurnbei.will be joini on the wny.by over -sixty- other persona for (e same destination.... The League ts now in 'co munication with thousands of persons from all its .of the Free Statei and Canada who express intention of emigrating to the new Territo Small parties are being daily sent out there, under the, direction of the League, ands large ain will leave this City. in a short time with e grants Kansas boutinl:—.l4- Y. Tunes. . Tun latonuetrtran,l—This body adjourned sine die on the inst.l , They have enacted!' gen eral system of laws, iefly ,borrowed from Iowa; have provided' feu as efficient organization of counties; have passed a good school lair Provi ding for freewheels foetal upon a liberalbasirr have pawed a stringent prohibitory liquor, law ;- - cburtereci three I, l lyersities, incorporated a Medical society; an 'Tilt' hat not - least, have. provided for taking a new census the ensuing fall, by the Marshal, from which a uew appor tionment of Representatives is to be made by the Governor. Nobody surely can justly accuse them of idleness; the statutes enacted will fill two balky volumes. —Nedrasket City Sews, ...Mire's 24. Oarrontcat. Ftscurr.—ln a recent speech, a Mr. Crane, of Va., made the following oratorical 4 "I pledge mYself to you, and to the world; if old . Randolph don't give a large majority tor. Mee, VU sone the highest nob of Cheat Moun tain within her limits, by the shaggy tops of its gigantic chestnut eaka, and sling it clear into the Paciflo ocean." It is now within twenty days of the time fixed for the opening of the Catfals, and yet, says the Buffalo Commercial Adrerther, the ice extends in one unbrokUn .1:08.3.9 fur more than one hundred miles up the Lake. Uuless there should be a decided and prompt improvement of the weather, there is no promise of Lake navigation before from the first to , tlie tenth of May. lINITI6D Stine BANK NOTP.B.--We learn that . United . Btates Bank Notes are now worth 83 per hoot. interest,.or - .183 for - 100, and are redeemed at theothoo ef..the..Treste7 for payment of the Ciimiletcloik Dipesite, i Walnut Oree.,ooto „Thiritatotheide;Philidelphia. • VALIT.AIiiETARM IN NOR'clt ETTErTOWS.4IIII' VOlt BALD-Situated ten aNefz - ft= the etty ittilei Rem the dteetbenvllle Railroad, at, Oho Noblettown oration; enterer alma 40ad:zee-all cleared and fenced and to a high atata cfealtlration. The improvanualte consist of acomtortable dwelling home with flee ronna,stone hetose.amoke hone.. ham .able and other ont-hisildlegt: There la an orchard of choke (reit. of !Woos elude on the elm* which is well metered CT aLe , lleing smiled. The whole oleo, can easily be cultiva ted.. prf..ft 52.400.-ona. half to hand..halance In Orreand two pant,-apply to mk201%: - • ateLAIN* SON. T 'Witte t. • LITANTE Partner with a enpitalof v frumll2oolitirlßßoo. in • Book sad Variety Store, already established, ins nourishing town In tbelnierior of ronns..Ataiogra'gowitaglam—leat snat's sales amount ed So. bout tI4,UUI). bar further particulars, address,. pgamwde ' • ' • LOGAN. Pittsburgh P.'o. bfrRE OWNERS WANT MONEY; and hive directs! os to all 1S Bond= Loa% old; Sift. noun .7 3 ° re,,,L fi ° O. tLlior 4 A l'itt t "k Prim l'srollauadreal Dollars each. to cash. ,1:1 7 11 a very. too Wee: said nothing.' bait tba want of matey oduces thug to offer the lots at W. prise., Ca ll soon if .roo. wish, to Macon aharitaba.' LVIHounT SON. 110. Scl. O BS T E T R ic'ALINSTROItENTS . -Ctirtie: han , Lyon tiand tud'satta of Obstatrical Ins trtnsienti, 'shish ' bven 101 l seltb ma by a physPdan rocking fronsprao, Use. They are Of the' finest quality and u good so nom. I will sell dude Instromentseecy clasp, and persons wish. , ; • Lad to purchase mill please all and examine thSm bears parcbsalnis alas Them and • - JOd.FLP.III3:6: • - . - Tames° Cloths. • ' , - '• - , MPHY. & BURCHFIELD have: read a . farther supplj of theaboTe I.Puler gm , . forumn.- Alieh , Week Bombe:lees. Mouraled , Alpsarae. Illnelin de Laleee..Perelen de Lit.*, Crape Berage, Tie• toes;•te.; tad Mourning o:lllers,"bleeteg, llandkerchle6, - 40 ANR: OF PITTSBURGH STOCK-20 gilitbsimysatedat No. 71FoorthaVin, Commlnelon and 11%, - DRESS;GOODS-A. „e Jon reed .other mpl•ndhiJot ot Drees Els, prising rich plaid,. otripcd ryanpdo 50...4 &Hug P1 1 1" .4 rleflrnititiggiectf 11 1=:ZI .•::, 4 O DOZ. 'BAJOU'S SUPERIOR , ALA J F GLOVILS—BIaek and dark colorer slag, another 10 al the; genuine FiIIiNCEI WORE.L . NO LOTION; received DJ thimomipire.Exprti., . . . apeN (WILDER'S., S 3 Markei et; . _ . GREASE-3,bble. now landing from S. 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A _ • .. • HiltY :00 N, EGOS -+3.400 doh now landing born etCam? 4 Clail'DM4 G# d. DJ ' - - EINE DOLLAES .. REIVARD . be'Daid- , Jr far the &teed= or the wrmrvlrbo la -Oma She mosatajaboiii... „ 0.3 MAlt h yt A. MILAANIIeO ARIA 7..S.GAZINES FOR APRlL,—Thsztipt • Prdrutm, Ooday. Graham. te4 alo, Etarionli No:4,aml Stan dard lie for IL; reed o' 0 USEKEEPING GOODS—A....AAAnsow, k - Co. banddat Opizted wc gar.k." 9 l ,, r. I mr. Crab. Ha i l= ite4.ftleck, ik=n=.lol/0_ KIT & CO-
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