THE DAILY BC S L.V ESS • . "DIRECTORY. . • - • i 11. rctimin .2- -co; , s Am-m.68 - m Anis' crr , 142 Nantaa aritrocc, iirw Ittat. . 50,0, ...• ; - And No. 10, e..,, Ow; _, P. i Oct aro Agents for the moat influentlai r cAls z li rct circulating commercial Papa" both In the 13 .ot.nt ,. .Icnii the Cauca... - " /r ---------raier)es, b : — Who sale Grocers. L iquor_ ' • ' - and Xa,sinfacttarers- TIIE - subscriber is now, importyij;:csa.sup _ riot .i.slity of Cal of Cos.negil,l„, cc::, .... 130. sues• atm.. t , cdrna D US , ~,,,, a itmudy,.. lila as.st. of Knerelle sad thud • , 3 . 'l't,,, Jams...add S.croix Rare. Erseveldertedifir ...mu .. Itullsad Setliedetu dchaspe, •ad 8 .... ' 'R' t do knosledsed by the lea vorlc gereusts,htly the iir... i . t . 0....bd afaer theca. lArectloss. for D!,1,,1 , , , ,,. m . s rm ~ • given by • i , ~ - - Ur ItZTlVA,r=3,,,r.qi.... , R. 11—.6.;;t^iTsle sad DazasrreStrD• C.V..e.11.- metsls sal Patent Veditiseelo..faMlyud, =rd.: rtrit4Nl.eg'gr clgit rusastass tuctlea, - rift m. Viz NieSel. lisersa.CsrdLadankne Boa, Bets Viz Btu. 1101 g... qi.10.1.21.7.r. C.P•wit_11,...7..: Bitter 6.lm•adc A. , '-nritle.otesl9.... . Hungarian Wines. ItURCILWW&I3UEK, 22 South William !ha: Lvge - Vstrtinent of the tru r nt u tigTsided a Meet and drz floored Win., red and white. TOW. Melons. worord adenbard) Seernelyi,ll dadW (dram.) Szatelardt=t.Er •, 'li,ll2trikVblggri*Pla u lF l VUlCVL All ardrrn promptly' azOcute4 on - farm-sib's tams.- . . — lio,agh's Patent Elastic' Skirts. = • iI•..,V4FS & FRANCE, No. 1 - Barclay stre et; ITew Tort. . ' Ail L'lO.^r—None. are getfulas eiroDt ther: bit* the stamp of tho patent. All to sod , soften la fringing will Ca imovootel sc.:oral:2x to lsw. .gib? lA/ JACtibl).N ot. Vas late .Ilan 111 , !"i Vgj i dtirsaot aII4,TA , llonstantly an baud eeere eartaty or Orates Y nadodr Yonder* Alio. Circular aud Square EtereaarrSllyar Orate. Whole sale Dealers NODUOd. .J.14.1 re NEW Y6RE. ADVENTISEILENTS • Tha fblloving list of Dusioan Firms 111 4 3>MCIIi d roost reliable irk the Ct 7 of No. Tor X.. ACEINIDEC , :s: 3MINGS. t RRUNG, WEISSENBORN & CO., {lnto 0. Brusfo.) Inawrters and Wbolanale Maxim In ilirranan. ai and Italian Instramenta and 6' trln No. Malden La.. '4,124.31'6.S COTTOS BAIL DUCE. • 110mN COLT'S Standard Cott e n Sail Dick; ILO. ISBACLI & CO. No. Tr Mae Areet, New , York sole sTenta Clotton Guru Ilea toetral other millnfrleo. 0 +NAR! icti'S ettnt OLatht mad Copt" , R.U.r.O h r 0 . 11 . 0 sad Satlnett Printers. • -•- nab tm72855--• _ 'DRY iiiOPDS. I . . OWEN, MaNAMEE & COl:lmporter's of • American and ForeigaSilks tar adFabcs.Onod,l y 65 spd -Dl3.roaAi •- • atl2 corrENEr& CO., Importer» ot French cd otherEtsroyeast Goods. :is, 40 Mood stmt. PSTEIN - it IiONIG, 100 Liberty rt.„ - and LA VA Cedars:, ear-Trinity Maw, liaperters of Lewes onaldiries. bilks. de. • lerkenetsp.9l'33 .... _ . Arqnetutn Blind t. Pittsburgh, • , OELN PIIYPE, DE.A.LEB.! I.ITORY, and Inanufaetwir Ivaci Cicada: ho. 3 Marra, et. Yark oclo-11 TAXES OWEN, 15 Bioatl St., Importer - a Dredis Trimmings. Oltips and Fringes, Silk Crm.td. Lace Maw. and Silk Gonda gram:rally. Unk-30.5 OHN,i SCIILLEPER k. HAARAUS; Im- Porters of Gcrmea .01 newt,. Dras4 Cluttu. Mira. tonieriat tap3o'ls DETER D: - .IIIILLLE.N.; Importer of .French Gairnan ind Swim Dry.,01.4 Ct•lKetet RlA.l2l,Wool.ty . , '43 urogn atreet, Nei York. , sepl.3-131tAel'.15 IP, B. iIATCri .E CO., bran 9 Cambers street, li.J• Importers of Gentlemen? d&lag Goods. and Ilanufsetneeminf ;tarns. Etoete..M. teas3l'.s6 7011 N-N. DIVIES, JONES la CO., lux araur9 of fiestlam& INzaisblifC G 0.% Man*. Sutural. of Efaclui, We.% I:La, tf.l. Warren stmt. omaz== _ • - SE the: exicali Aluitang Linirrient in hentan:DrAttio. Bons, Sprains, Cats, Piles Eitr M os, an effectual este far all external conplalats of man or animal. S. W.W.tbrona, original origindor aria proprietor, 701 illscsdras Jr-l-tierss DAPITENNEOTYP- 1 0. ' GURNEY, No; 349 - Bioadway, theoldest • and moat I . !:..ten_ll . r. estalglaltnitlA 2 4:A t e l .cotes' _ •'• • .EXPII.FaSSEB — ‘. - .. DWARDS, SANFORD & CO., Foreikn. US 'Express , No. MI timedray.• Grads tml Pantsgen for , irerSed to and from all relit of the r or:d. Agent In Pitts ourgh, Adams t en, • 013.3ar.t..15'.15 FILENCLI 'AND GFWM 4 sI FANCY 13ASEET8. IIIARLES ZLIN & CO., 52.1Lliclen d Lane, Ij Impoter. of FretrAl flan. FAIm7 I nie Make.. aitd rosonfect of CY. and LalorW- Wil low jr,n44 Farrar ore and Jermy Llud Works:and.. Az. .17"55 • • BaCILLNEILY A.ZiL 11 cams TOOLS. REWS -&-JrALT,No: 67 Plne st., Nevi York.Commleslon Slerehants .53r the Wooten odi o ote-Toots sod Cotton eta Woolen hisehlom7. tom the beet lookers I.Yelustre Agents Ihr . Lowell • hts- Woe Shops de3l•troyl6ss PAPE3 WAILEIIOIISK eI.YEL S W. YIELD & CO.; . 11 Ord street, Imposteng .11Tbolexals Dealers in Antrrim.a...th , —Germs= and. 1. - amlish PAPEM.O.I every deteriptir Paper Manntsettuerrethr.l mr3l LEWIS 13.1,,RT0W, No:161 PWilliam street—A oast Viriet = z alga. far Book en, Stationers. Printer% Itooladanom lisartt and Trainmen genatallii_ • -- • EFIANCE i SALA3IANDEI3. SAFES. & Goatee Deflaace.Locks snd Craw liarL 1108ERT IL LOS. 11,a001,5 TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. AHLRORN Sc CO., 54 Maiden Lane, ed'ONMIITe TILES.' FOR, FLOOM AND CELUL TOT!. -trtaxit, COATES & - troinz, x0..279 Pearl otreet. Eneauttle Garn lark ChT inmor no. lumbers' mateziala Metals. to WINDOW 131.61. r...., tc. TIL PornoN C 0.,. lintortera of Coach and ATzdeoir Glass—Nn 34 Itsrea ' T street. 'STRAIT 000D3-ISZA. rIPHOS.. WIIITE fr., CO. No.. 41 South 24,, ertreet, PbOsdeltAllisLSOffladld new etdablrhinent err Goode—lAzze sad zu5e.V434.0.0..e.?: S. SouSsrox---....... m rm= Excelsior Carriage Yeztory. OIDTSTON,-BROTIIERS & CO., 'prase ant Coach Maker, corner anthems and telacmt lesbeay City. Pa. burs on bawinad are lusanfactoMmr an eStemire ammetmegot Cartlegra, Rock:sari, amrteh, illtlerXesCfTtrikMl7.ttllt;•uaVlA g r 4 , lll3,rtlowMleks• in all our atrrk the best Jemiata Iron and Execs. Pometre attended to ea the most ressonahla terMe. They feel nonfilent thstalLrlio may favor timn 'deb tbstr pat 'moan, sill to verfertlf ratt•lled. on Mai, of their emrk. Tro,•'elttelumh and Manchester Omnibuses yam the tan t,,ql-.eeery IS moantos dritian 41'` ,9 ni. moms. /ETNA GLASS WORKS. W 23. 'DAVIDSON' . CO., • if ANII FAO:TIMERS and dealers in Vials, Bottle.; and all kinded Green and Vat Olsawar• !maw Olgeta. .4,—Na.= Market, street. Plttabaratt.Pa PartieuLar 4ttention paid to private =codas for bottle. • INF%) , No. .56 i dirned, ro Importers of G. - & I. Gee's Un.rivaea NEEDLES. Agents for the most Celebrated -' *co • . r.2vx nsregr.r.ExLvo ERlrs. - v ..,..ee,..,U1{4 WE RR. eft. Pt TS , COACH FACTORY. arty SIZIMLX3.-......6/0. JILIMII BIGELOW & CO., (Enieesears to ). ?IL 131¢elow, Pittsburgh, Penna. . . fiOACIIES, • CARRIAGES; PLIATOISE, Bonnie% and crern dexcription of • Panel - Vetildell• built to order. and !Wished in a manner :mantras wd toe bean. y ado/ann. el adanns at Saha, akin of workman:Alp - and 4anibility aLmatarlala . • - fir All work warrant...L. , WN. A. IRWIN'S E AL t• E c ~T ATE OFFICE, .N r c i. F .. F e r t o . n iSo, ruc Iron. as. Ccal WV rty Ixragilt and told. sasia ITOUNDBM_,PhipLM 6. ILS ND GAB FITTEM. L. tr.M Pcnt Wm!, N.U.tbunk. MID =mt.. szurriclovosnm .11.12.0 AD fraVOS ... ANUFACTURE all kinds of Water, GM std Steve Mainz,. Trowel Intel 1W vritha....d ger on stort. swam' smitif LEATHER. • FRIT4 iI.ENDRY• CO. No. J .Yorth. TRhiW Sfrea, PRILA'DA lktf a tOCCO MANUFACTURERS , COI: I T■ lEILS., and Irayortna VIENCII CAIV•SHIcIs, and era In ICED sad OAK SOLE LEATI lER KIPP. - . -fala.l7r. CaViT.Oll Cloths and Ratting.. sto'fit94.o . /Wr S ki : . ) X.A.S 94O -n. Au RE now receivin g, a large' and choice at , - settmeat CARPETENS of tbe 10..4 and nao.t js- tlfel patterns. I:repining or -floral Velvet,. ard Ist," Pr. , Jr. 11G+12t 'Glil nnd Lon Inarnan, Together with errerAel:gaginolf and low ye cad Ildreatle c 4 - • FL R OIL CLOTHS, . • Yrnso oth 24 feet wide. all fp:eaglet and mires. Abahlabli4lllClotbc buff and greeu Off Se *den buff mud meet Reiland N bade , . Mader, Phu:m.l2d Table Cot. aria Ilium, Mat, Dmealta, Ow. and Cauteu Mittel(' Btalr Reda. Vealtlan its-, all of sbletorlff to *f ilmed at the loweer.enah prima. soblff For the Spring Trade. 1D41.001t01L01.4011115, of all widths. • .11: Farhat. oil caps. - OilC a ~ e ioth Crash. . orenae Grdm 011CInth, Tr.srpereaat Gr.. Clolh, ( .1 , , -Trnr est Bne TrsrapnTet Stades SDWaTdmmt $, Re after to tbelnolesalcand RetW trade of the stare goods the istegt and test arextreent death. that hse •r. er ',erste been offered in this ilLrice...; end et vim s. l o w se sni °tie' tamat&mcorr to (hD No.llMarkeOleliih Warnd:m 6 t rt. • Removal. - • WAIL DICKEY lc CO. live rammed to ,nts, 4 ", 'gas BUSINESS CARDS ATTORN E YS. OSEPII. S. & A. P. MORRISON, Art.ol , egitgAn t : iTn ° ,2= 143' fourth ,fleet, Let.eea ureb. milt 1 .IV. YIALI.4• Attorney ' - et Law, ".Bake '. Biala:se." Orszet street. between Forth sod d , , sulYwlyT I OBERfri r v"*, tto ey at . EL Lode. Mo. fe7 ROBERT. POLLOCK., Attorney at Law— Carrier of Mils and Grant streets.otTodta the C.." . . Aso stem Pittsburgh. mr24-Y.5,3 'LAMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law. offije Wourtb exeet, near Onnt, Pittobtarch. Als-dal ASPER BRADY, Attorney at Law, so. SirPlatt street.Pittebnr&b• BANKERS AND BROKERS. iii.. 3 L1LLX1M............i6WA1LD 0.0.13.M........../101aCt WY= ataLEW & ..-RAILNI, tankers and Ex change Brokers. Buy I t in sell Gold and Meer and Note, negotiate loans cm eal Estate or Stock Seen tities,purchase rromlsrory Notes. sad Time Bills on Eat and West. Buy and roll Stocks on Commission. Collec t-I=s made on all points in th e Union. 'ltace corner of Third and Wood etreeta directly opposite the St. Chula, Hotel ap: myl.ly • WilliKlN S 8: CO., - , • - mimes a Co.) BANKERS & EXCHANGE BROKERS, • co. 11 FOURTII STRUT, PITTSBURGIL TN- the numeroussuspensions of BallkeTB and atuters tbringhout the =ram during the list atz mouth., se ere satisfied thatin almost erery their troubles hare gross out of v. departhre frost their legitimate buZim, and ere therefore take **Coulon to Kr aura the public, to advance, that so speculations is 'latt er stores." or other • mthille operations" shall tempt to trots the strict and legitimate Ilse of our buSiseec belles in taavoiding all emelt larestmenta'se shall not onto be hater able to ease our customers and ensure their safety, but that ls adoptisg each • course se mote our own ultimate benefit fed WILKINS it CO. .... yam.IEBNAN & CO, Bankers and Exchange Broken, No. 03,W00d street. earner of Diamond JilleY. t:lmb, Pa. ad -Buy andsell Rank Notesand Coln. Dliansint xuas Pachange, and Promissory Notar, maks Collections in.lll the principal cities of the Union; Receive Deppalts arli _andon interest. .id give their prompt attention Wall oth lir mattersappertaining to nilsoker'. barium.. 13. Eastern Exchangeconstantlyorol Grt eats, rann-IT IWICLILLS —VX. 0111.. KMAIER, HANNA & Co., iuccessors to Husse.,,v llama A Co., Batikois,Rxchange nrakereand ers in Foreign an& Domestic Exchange, Certificates or Doman, Bank :iota', and of Specie-2r. IN OM.? of Wood and Third street. Current 31moir recelml on Deposit- Slslit. palpoints Clunks la sale. ant OW States. collections made on nearly' all tOlOO5 _ the V , The highest , inezoltnn paid for. Foreign sod ...Anoninan sad. i AdrartOss to enesignn..ts of itodiun. shipped oast. en liberal terms. ®r . V EiLLOWII3I:I7 tinrtla East Co., er-ornrotlaannd Thltd streets, PlUsburgb- ' •4111,transacticms mule on tunas, wad eolleutlons twos:WIT attended to. is.sdr iOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign po. i l=l l '?:=T i l i gN ' L h tigir e gi .=" h `Ag; oarah. 411•Col!actions male ea ell the rgiuelpal cities Um:turbot% the limited States. . BOOKSELLERS &.C. L. READ, Bookseller and Sultioner,No. • 78 Fourth street...&Foll• Buildhi.o: 10ELN S. DAVISO:Si. SkTonclier inct Sta ys liana, ituceemor to DSTiS4O j droeß. to o. f tlitttittt stmt. oar Fourtti. 1113 E 'SU S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and Dealer to :ie. .31arket strm, near U. Lamad. Pittsburgh: Pa . . At & CO., Booksellers 'and Stationers, No. 55 Wood eseet, next door to the corner of Third. .nigh, P. School and Lo hooka conetantly ott hand. COMMISSION. &.C. EmOVAL--Sorin ger liarbaw, , h & Co., iv, have removed to No. .?-13 LlDerty Arcot. 4 0 1.111LNGER. HABBAUGU Jr., CO.. (Succes song to 8. 1i1a..-banzl..) Coulooirelro no,lFor.vdtng Merchant= Dealers In Wool and Produon Yenmill o. 1131.1bortratzeot.Pittsborgh. A. A. HARDY, commisrg.trAl,' , l"FgrltignlC * file /144311 Agent of the Madison and Indianapolis NO. 80 Water se, Pittsburgh, Pa. Jes-tra J. W. BUTIIR & Co., -,IORWARDING COMMISSION MIV E- Ju • CHANTS and Dealer. to all Muds et Pittsburgh.Msu 11.,eturd Articles, Lead Pipe and Bbe.t Lead u..4.l3-4., 1.70. 7 ktret sl4 Meet. Pittsburgh. s aib A. WBANE, Commission and Fed-- warding Mental:Me, dee We ere In e end Produce L Pittebottih Slanufectures. Nu 114. &mud Crest.. Pitteburch. . auG-'17.52 11 ROBISON CO., Wholesale Grocers, aslicAodiDgerc.:a.dort ltard.ls..Zo. NESCER ANTELO, General Commie -elm-LTvalentaans. Ptahuulobia. Mord aLancis on coastgruzzatie dPrcduce conitrallr. ja.My )11. JO,ll-.A;riT Te t :S . d WhOiCt s Dealetr 1 :10 Grocer!, o Pittebsenb biennium:au. :in labw Pitubard - 8.. CANFIELD, Late of Warren, Ohio, . _.Coatagodon and Porwardln Sleentmat. and Rbolw sent Iheeler In West= lln Batter. Pot =A Pawl dAb. and irate. Proclnee y. lister Gtr between Bwail:Z.4l.d 'Wood. Plctebarch. C LE do 0., WbOlin.llo GTOCC7I, Pittarargh numlsetum.lia 112 Pacoitigtet., Pi- • VP' S SE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY onLine,ronr.rai.g canmt.i.ouramnum -a.ke to cum. Batter, Lake Plah sad Produce erteir r al . I Wand street, above Water. Fittittrore, rrEIO3:LLSPALKER, Importer and Deale4 Ls Premix and tammlean Wall Paper. Ne. Mute p e rmThlrd sad Fourth Area, Plitsbarch. Wlmporter an lei. • de and Retail Dealer Lo C arm tla n g,„rer. cutbouttthg.uble 1.20.?4:= " I ° l fiteana Boat , W1=1.!0.: . a... DRY coon luso 2 ax. mrsrisa —c. L Ann an t 00.1 E SOS A. MASON & CO, Wholesale and .rt Dade,. In nary mad Staple DST ac e d , .. 3 •• street.. Pittsburgh. VAHRPHY Sa BURCHFIELD, Wholesale ax .2. and Retail Dry Goode Meretwas, CM= Foscrthsad ales street, Plst.ba h. GROCERS. Wallace 4z, Gardiner,. DROLESALE DEALERS LS Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, 1:0.265 LIBY:ITT Et. .00/1r 111AGALEY, COSORAVE & C. 0., Wbole j_ip Ws Grocers. lg sad D) Wood street. Pittsburgh. .t.9-Ir 'I A.:MIRY, WOODWARD & CO., Whole p Owors. tr*.ll3l Marlot PhilatAirßEO ti_ ..... ..... — Wholesale Oro- Waal 11a7.17,4,..,,...1, co., lit , P 1 .041 1, 24 1 SA/All ViUh tt n tg.g.d, NO. , ' , IL'n4''"3 51 d al 19t AM .60 . .lzr Art.l. AZ l. PAM= . nom- —....vr.s.ur nom. 1011 N FLOYD k. CO., Wholesale Grocers 411 444 Cometodnz Slerrebants,tio.ll3Wood and 2% Lib. rty Isnot; fictsboran. 1•16 °BERT MOGH.E,Wholesale Grocer Rec tlbirig MAMIE', Donk,' In Prnince, rlttsta4k Man. oreo,nnkal kinds of Yorelsr-nd Domootte IN Viand 1.411V1.= IdAtl.o=6 palm lot cash._ • JOU. 111.0=......—...1.13 1...U...-....-1/r41.114 C. in. NVOILLS & Wholesale Grocers and ocaradon ilerebstits. No..ll)4lAbty &met Mme' _ VirDLLLUI A. mrcLuno, Grocer and Vv- Tea Dooder, comer of Wood and non stowets, boa always an band adorco onwatmont of awl,* 6romalos and ens leas—Yorelo, India and. :Vito, Wholetalo mod Retell. Doak. iron"'sitworst , t ams. • • 'PI 0131 in IXALLEA LL CO., Wholesnla GlVC.l4o3l3llsliitioll Ederok.to. Dealers lojr r : e .d Pittobscrati-tdsztoloctsres. No. 2.53 loOonr groor.. littidoonds. - t t CCI---LBERTSON, Wholoale urocer and i Dr i vxr i g e tti Rtg. DAYm caa oraaY - L.. McCNLaS,IIEANS & CO., (micace ous to Witt * Wholerste WC*" min in n . Cotton Yarns, and Fittets*** Mansda*Torm'onnauy. corner clWocnt and WC It. PlaPhtl2ll "SitCl . . Sa N Apply Of -- SPRING AND SoMEIL GOODS, - AT VIEV3Toak OP ' • , MITIIPILY .1s B U It C II FTE. 14 p, North East corzor of 4.6 nod Market sta Pitishatir., . • TADIES' DRESS. - 0001)$, - inchlalng j Spring 504 Summer Silica Black -44. Tia.ura, kers gokOratadlues, lad various other articlea of thin gozds 6 r dtamer .1,44 z. 0mand6...1.61nv, Menge de lainea, Pont= Berlin , " szAt 11.cougsAg=acritu,c.h.Skfutass i!garillirairats; rfalnh.,,d mr,..a,pti!'l44);:eure*.;*.l -.brAli.lTakirn.rerr.;.}`,lttnlr..,.i, .sii,a• Conant. pleeteea, kpeuroas, 1.146u 4 . iloundaits , Edarukt, suor•r nets of Collars and Cleaves. • • . _.... — SfoUittrlliti 00011. —For Drew& including Tamar,' Cloths, Eolubsatnas, Mouse. de Lek..., Berages, Vulva. et, ate. ItirVOEB.11:1•INO AHM—Puch •nri Polls, grade for B..leareanettlnp,o. l'lllets Ca.i. Mtt.,ti'tv, and Linene. Tali e Clothe, T.C.v/i/1 , Nel,kine.et, - alea, 31.'0 and Lola' ',ear. iddraitog vapor Freneb Clotho. and l 1.01111L,14 71/epdt..Nankine,sad•Nsokincttr. Patru.l3lll and Mane:Hes ,Veftloas.Boaoro,LinerlS (Pun, Raz.) surd superior Rafting bluslkkr — • our stock Going very large, sod arias lovi for quality of goods, ars invite the calls of our reg.'. f 7 ". " d treyers grarkally mte24. , . lahrifrocato _,, hide Oil and Leather , store D. I:IIIXPATRICX. No; 21 Souta Mild ;Street, Between Market end Chestnut ILLthptelphht, AS VOI SALE SPANISLI 111 DES, Dr anllland Given silted Paton Sipe, Tanners' 011, Tanners Carrier's 'root; at the torestruiroo and the beet vans 161.,Ai1l Media Leather in the rough vraut,ed, Tor whir. the highest truatet prim will to evert in curb, pr taken In eget:lenge for - Lesthte stored free of thargel.nd gag ount.h."3 btyCl)" (awe c"50.. TALC° . 11 ti r . s a, t ot o T a linatedy,pr al uir i n o I ,:l, or t e d and I t t °l " l6n2 ir Wcad street. con= of row somata navy' Omig. oviliinireltartraltYram ea .I.ookmmak Cll s ? ) Co4.T on ti t e2C t OA .- &O -0" 11 c 63t66:01 10 . 1 ! se VartaroZisibso In‘a PITTIS#UROH , GNZ'-f4T..77:V4. PITTSBURGH S. CIITIEBEE , T it BON, irIENEEAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for the sale and purchase of Reel Estate. Collection or Rent.% Negotiating Loans on Bonds. liortgagna an. No. 140 Third at... Pittsburgh. 'Ca. ' • • GelSlohneral neral Commission and Co i ec- Mon Agency Office, FOR the collection of- Home. and Foreign Mercantile and another Sonar Melnm. - In Madam , and adiseent State". Investment and Payment of Money., payment Or T 1.161, PU.31166 and Sale of Real Eetate and Stocks =et Inenrance Agent. • PELTIER & ANDERSON. Dettolt, Michigan. IPfn.encea in Pittrtecnth-31esers. Kramer & Rehm, Rank. oretae 1 Co.. Oatette Officer .lons. & Nterthanta. ne—TwO Agee or Affehigan from respectable Ineu awr ranee COULDSIIII6. 111194.1 USTIN • LOOMIS, Real Estate Ag ent, Stock. Ilerthartdiae and MU tinter, lase o. Ea Aurtb street, above Wood. Zustuess promatir atta.dad .178417' A.MUEL hiARSHELL, Secretary Citi 1.7 aen's Inirarsoae COMP.a• 94 W M. GORDON, SearetarY___:. • r•DEO co., sr: W.trrr attest. JGARDINERCOFFIN,AgentforFrankIin • Plre Insurance Camps W. north...at corner of Wad A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware P • tug lunresnce C044D44 , ,T. 42 44444 t 44reet. MUSIC, &C. S y s 111:11MLOR, Dealer in Piano Fcrtes, Mule and hinikal liastrrunents. &boot Boots, and cetionery. Sots agent for Cblekerintep Plano Port ,for Western PennsTlrsals—Na. 81 Wood street. ENTY IC_LEBER, Dealer in Music, Ma dud lartrumnit.. and Imparter. VT S_trimms. ;15 . 41,11a0t roV . Zuff & C w. larke and eigulte . = Pianos. DRUGGISTS. r 01.11- HAFT, Jr.,successor to Jas. 3143uf tii ry,Ylihn!sisals ad Retail Drrutaist srol Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs, to., 131 Wart latest, 3 doors below Virgin Alley, Pittsburgh. LI-Regular Agent for Dr. Ford's lfedlcine. h3O ORN P. SCOTT,Wholesale Dealer in go Drum Paint. OD., taalrlace and Dye Stage, ro.rmi Liberty street. Pittsburgh. AU order. will rerrlyr prompt attention. ttarnt for &boners Paßonnie Syrup. mar 23-17 11A. FAIINESTOCK lo CO., Wholesale Drueggiats, and manufacturer. of White LesiLited .1. a nd Litharge, corner Wool and Front etrrate, Pitt. burgh. to . E. SELLERS, - ole - iale - Dealer in Pal t n . tigia Stre.,2oll,Varalstm.dnelera, FILOCRICI. MUMOltai WM. P_RAUN & REITER, Wholesale k Retail CD Druggists. earner of Liberty uld R. Clair stnsltei, httobercb. SCLIOONMIKER & CO., Who • Drum:ism No. :IL Wnokl etenet,Pittsbnrah. OSEPII FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox Cn. corner Market idrOot. and Diamond—Konrc con stantly on hand • full and completa actuutment Ilcut. Medicines. Medicine Cnoato. N0V...7. and all arildoa yertainlnd tolita buftinee• Vardei.lll prceerlrtions Carefully colnyonaded at all boor. jun:ly MANiffACTiTRI NG. utmau-: . .. . - ... IDula..P M. DE. 13 , WILLIAM & CO., 61 Penn st., below 31arbury. Pittsburgh. OILER MAKERS and SHEET-IRON wnitittate,- Manurnothrets T thsrhhill's Patent solirns.Chhoners. Erleben, Firs Vs.! Steam Ilpen, Con deurnm halt Pans. Sun.. Vans, Iron ] ' sale or tar. Boats stn. Also, 818-:whites' Work. itriotto sad Vlsatket Imo& ca nefairlltp dons on the shortest notion. noOtrd. W7IWOOPITELC, Wholesale and s ßetail T stree Manufacturar aral Dealer in Cabinet Wraa, No. 63 t WETIiERELL, • 31anufacturer of ap PATENT BOX Vla.S., s repetlor article. EOLID MIX and BRAZED BOX comer of Atm:lemon and Rob tro..e. armee, .I.moms from the /laud street Bridge, Al leghant, my. aoakcell Hata and Caps. 1 WILSON & SON keep constantly on ;IV • hand every ,derreiptirn earerty Ilata at 4 botkr whalers' and retail. Thew desiring •a neat "onabie Mat or Car. Toed and <Dray. world do yen to ire ive a-tilt terry purelharind drawbar.. nolbtf Ir ll3ll ICCOII..- lf/2114 lred a . ' IrROLESALE A.NI) =TAIL VA 51110NABLE lIAT AND 'CAP 31A.NUFACTURER 9 , AND DELL'EaS IN ALL RODS Or MR& CORNER OP IMOD AST) FIPThI STirl= Pittsburgh, Pa. VI. Their stook ern bruss @my quality antrgyleof Mate and Cap., ManGxs. Van .d Yur &amts. sAgANtaLycly L. IL. LtrisosiOS.. --CALM As.ssok..—..A. S. soosaIlL) Livingston, Hoggen '& Co.' NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA. vILTRACK and Depot Railioad - . Scales, - Day, ' Cattl. sod ands do.; InsLitizi iivl.Oolg dAr llons Lot- er an stud% Drclp .1,14 Ttinalli ("frau:Carew Mills of Tartu. Slots Mist =h. approved ratLitsuc Dolts and Yastzabairs, 31alleabbilron OutiAti of 0. , / detr Is farm sad taish. .• • • W. W. WALLACE, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, mina cad PM Liberty shah invents /hadklidd tend. PITTYBII ROIL ONUMENTS, Tombs... Grave Stone's, ? t eem prior. Three la:mated orisinal and selected de ez.. 11e Dloosnannts..tet band. Elea and nab Mar fl.furahheil to the Trade at the low.rt ekoes. AIL cede!. dpid with despatch at 319 Liberty weieet. W. W. WILLACEL Penn - Cotton Mille, Pittetrargh. ENNEDY, CIIILDS k, CO.. Unnuf— Juk. toms* of— Pran A N. 1 Lesiy 44 ilhoetiner, Carped Chain of all colon and shadow. Cotton T•in.r. Co " Ind Cord 4 Plow& Woos and Full Cord' " }Soya otallalres and develdiona' Itatung. n. t Wong h ..111bano . kn 'fli t. atnto effr TO DFAT.v.tts IN WASHBOARDS. •. "[NIB4I O. RICE, of Cideinuati invented a roluot•ie heprocemmi in Wdsdhoords. ' for which he Mined. , /Mint inuct.ls4l. '.l \id Improvement consist ed in pripuiy preparing the alder of a sheet of Zinn (or other suitable meld') and there tensing them . to Incise of met their way Into the solid. wooden sig. Or legs of. a Walboard; the eartheds prerionslT employed, having been to r bwon a men:, sr as week" to melee the me talk, plate. O. WON mobwonently mld his frail, ottrelt and ornmhip in raid Patent to the robscriber. who is now Sao Pmprirfor tl.n , or, to Weft as only otahorioel mon. wfadowr ef O. RICE'S LIIFIWEEII PATENT ZINC 11'4E11110A EDS, hating aneme.del the late Ono of Wayne. Bailey *Co. In that boriners. Indoeed by the popuhuity and extends. saleof said Patented it salltderds, Fowler per,on. beet enc.. , to Inaktan nod. vendtog them wilhoutindbordgm folio. knoteb7 eselahno Sit Eted non by =ld Vateot. Sults hove teen enr.ot need nod en, torn pending a golto.t certain partite. known to be thoe enAged, and It I. oty intrtilletklo premeoPs fur all In. fringements upon me (cent nod just !tat do the *Vent of the or. . All lepeekelen un'onore untbooed against . erd:wing or &alien to Zinc W a•hhoarile, made tter ill um, patented uy IliCs. 0r..... imend d onne.. i I t he to ithrAtuarde, rahmird tmr.,lSlo.. teSop 11'..,... o f =7 bo win to most% that the.eariattoo in the shape of the crimp., or the employment of any Patent. ed Lab e to null Wuhtmarda. dnee oasis° iheright to use the fhtngeil leitdao Prossi ,sh eve detraiStril. upon which the the .f ths Boar.l. really expends. Wh0...1e *dem too the genuine minks respectruill solicited and rromptly tunnies! at as low prime u .y . rif 11,0 •unitu, thurieed nuke", hr JOMKPII W. WAYE. 10 de Proyaletor and Slanufaetnrerthemen: ' 01:11ce at flardware htore, No. VA Mainl et- nci opnnatiposite, Ohio.Ci J . SCOTT, Dentist, Fonda street, . eve doom watt. of Market. Of bemires ..... Jal6 A work warranted. ll Barlow's Indigo Blne. . fI,;LARLONIPS INDIGO BLUE it no - w well LlPeelettlebed the ant astlele ever trued for Blue. tug Cloth... It Se entirely free from eat or anything In. turista to the Crest artiness AN Ifounkeemre elm tan not used It any Andlt much theater atd len Montle tharsittllto or any other ankle out, The nem demand for IL bat brrmaht ant rove& b a geme,e. Uoureteepers and Conthmers will he careful I to /Pa Nalaltale Put up at ALFRED IVILP BLRGEW.V 1111110 sTORE,'..to. 169 N. NECOIVD PRILADELI'ILIA. aterekeepere ran pet their mulles Ithro the (amen and Nem/Meta ther dml with. It MU ) a that per them stand profit. , /MUNN. afiNAUCIA L.S. , PAINT.% VAILICI.I I .ES. swprs . dr., lath a Anatole entrtment of neer thins to the Use. ttorelteepen. Plinlelata and MAnufne Lunn supplied stream/natl. wee. AI.nIND WILTBERNER. Drrnitift. ',Am No. N. Neoend et.. Phlladelabla • lintellig'ence Office, Wit AN 10. 2 ST:ILAI.I2' STRZET. "ES'or I descriptions • supplied Private Wale, an& Hotels are reneetftalLsolltited to mail theroselyssof fuillties tbow &rind. rest serf ken alicd.l as somata Ins MUM favors. :`(B.—CaPcstloat nrouttAlT Stteadsd . „ • JOS. LEWIS. f IflUk PENNA. RAILROAD—Waxited 1.1 ma..r of PWe ' mP" rrithl r fs li rt. CO, .....Etutters ondTeromistion Rock Ism? ere, 71, 491 It. A. BROWN, would.most respectfully In !It& r X.I P:r.itingel!kS:WArt ititzb!itti plate assortment of Venltius%ilmtr :enitmn Shut. tare tintrill'ae hoot 1,1%'-nr1:17.1 without the and OCIVW - drive , Itamo parehseathe stoat,. tools,,wood .of the Cabinet Establishment of Hamner Umaellarni, lam yrepatird to funlist. their old one tames fut well se the ,I ,, st 141 e st" larao, lullt , ob: line.. *genet, . Wood ettuotlitAttgam. AUNDRY BLUE-L . l:h° attentiOn of faini- 1 A. 4 lies and iseelsevornen la Invited to tide Blue, which simply Indigo dissolved, tisibe g ita properties retained. The Lsondr y Blue postrespep, over the unilleeolved indigo tbe wirentege of Imparting s better color to olotbel. of be ing mart, more simple sod regivenWut for UM. and of be. Inn • SATing of about ono belt owing to the feet that not: morwthsn one loaf of the. Indigo nue b.,:dinotyrd te entirely &oil min oi I.oF , Ttie. lc:lndex. to ,!nibs.. Bo would solicits trial, sbjdulwerreot,..4t to hem p•pnleGtotL bor dell ley IN /I A I.Jr.. deZ.l • N 0.141 Wood Hagan & Abl, .No. 91 Market A; , are dosing oat their en - Me stook ofDrf flood, M. slob:opal:on dircfmnt from ptmroX;o=4:lTmV'to4=l,Tirthonigigi: o dPr o rialnOgriA b Sir::: .ooYttolnrillnitgos". ngilsh Mots, 12141.1.12 do. rmonfor makes or I.V.edletimwtsndaotlan.4er 1:13 Iniaeldh.lidths" stegpearestur.vartestUt. .tdel, will Byr . ing of 1855. • ISIURPRY UURCIIFIELI) WlLtecriconence opening. On Monday. Noxell 50, o,3PR"°('{k'j)3. mh A, ,bIASON gironov, opcning '2OO • • *nd poekagoiof !door!. MuslirA ainams• reu Pummor litofts. UMW litualck sto &C... AO. hleh hate loon purcbamd at tho PeramPten musttleol• M. eon of assoufaccur. aP. Diamort . , 2c,_Co.will. open lin mond.y. F• 141211.29 pen at - rich nun .ne Y/41 4 t Ineludinw s few pm of those 4 4 P.141411_, yvOOL PLAIDS—A: ATilasosi & Co. are sell m itrat the Waal of that, P . latde at ii. 410,0 NEW YORK ADVENTIONENTS. Tionse m . NI u6:std ß aft gu El lya7. B l4 l .‘k.Ai dtl 010 . - Nunn street-) Raiabk Fires in Ike Atf Few Perk. PAPER HANGINGS, ..801.0.11. 2 Ssn ISM , THOMAS FAYE CO., ' 256 and 257,Broadway,. New York, Directly opposite Cleat ,- flail A Park. j[trA.VE constantly on hand a full stock of reantican and Freuch Patna Lituttlat& - Dorda.. ..te. Prints. Curtain Paters. Dad 'Festers 'Statues, Lando:ape& at, or every style ancient°the -trade. ..atirchauti laytem la th eir stmts.' can buy from lunds.'aeweunthuilmtum largely and Import Menet fee m French Manufacturer& for whom wean sale scents In the United States. Uar retail dewtment cern/krises the richest styles of Dmorations. Special Itarrtstlano Made. uhen asin., from oar splendid cell tton of sampt. Artistle Paper Bangers rent to any D art of the Unite., Raw. mial9t3mr Umbrellas and Parasols. • ottx sMITEL • IVIIOLIIBILE HANILFACTIJP.ER, 234 tied 235 Broadvray,..Nerr York. The most extensist in , the world. • TEE late fall the price tin. i terials, con. at' enable-met% the '44 "grti: m oVif,, lt i lode; =EI le °free to rrehal i a, tt ig eg low prime. the 1- ""bndßmittill4°lklio m PARASOLS to be land In l'urope or Arnerica.Chlerch.ta Tinning New York to buyebelr reexle are reenectfolly Invited to call and examine the mock, Been Purchasing. N. B.—Please cut thin card out and'ent It in our pock et took err reference. SOHN I. tkMITII, mbeacar . Manufacturer. I - BIILLLNERY, - Dirs. 1101. SIMMONS, 561. Broadway, 1V..Y., S now prepared to exnibit, and offers fo .J. no wholesale and Mall BUMS. St the lowest poe ash prima,the largest and best selected stock French, English and American alitinery and Strawßood ewer onered at any OMB establlsllMent io this city; canal If .t eaperior to her former importation& They here been .elated with great can by th e . French milliner. Madame Lahalleuri arras - Is, and Mrs. Larealm tine, of Band.L. London. • P. B.—Pattern Bonnem cometantly 'on band. Orders hr ct mail punually attended to. Mrs. SIMMONS. 14:74mr Ant Broadway, New Took. - - • Daguerreotype Materials, ezo. Merchant, are rczpect . ruityftect should+ a ealtertiee. matt toany Pamterrahlyrnst tn uaa r rtacti. ANTHONY'. S 11General Depot of Materials for the DODEletreetTpe.SDD for ' , taw , . ihtnrand Pe.. Catalogues hlllllhed OD SlDDielltluts. Goode out he oat bT express, payable on delivery. but parties with whom we we ausequeletni. moot rater noon to their ability to per for the woods On snivel, or remit with their order enowulh to enter venni.. of teen. portation. fel4mv AISTIIONY.;0 8 tiroulway,S. S. Hew York Bag . 2iiannfactory. HAM, Flour, Feed, grain, Meal, linruiny, sh o t.Bua.l,,,a, B.lb,lbarmand InII otbozbibds of Bair , mach and pribted to order by metartery dot. patch. Addrmayultnetra, yori. WhoISININION S, esale Dealer in . STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY, ferZna• nil RROADI{ AY, N. T. Screw Goods, French FloWers, I ASII purchasers are solicited to examine our stock Of STRN GOODS, rr,,,,a flowers, do.w i thwill be 03.14 suPtmor to that of any other ln the r. Ws shall receive, the cormno *snare. ter steamers, and of our own mminfacture, the latest 'tyke French Flowers, no. dm. which no off or ts CASH numbe st. at moat* . reduced prime !Vitt CR k KCTCnU SI, tilitaccor tlt ited Sohn - et—cot. William. New Fora. _— - CASK MUSIC & PLANO STORE or ;,.• 1-.IORACE. WATERS, No. 333 Broadway,. New York. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY. Music at Greatly Reduced Rates. NOTWITIISTA , NipING the combination of 3intle Pesters to keep op the mires of noo copy at:t mimic. arennst the Interests tot mane , coinposers. and their r cowl to extend/ Ili-Wats. the rourt.i. of th e Ufa, Do is stating ite extend,/ asiesehaving ahundtht drone, that ne Use pub.le down maw, atm support. In hie nypootion to the Great Monopoly . . Sled in his canna to aid Natl. Talent, and to attest theltational •Clurredic7. ilia stock of AO:10 [VIM and Emropotot Mule is Immense, and the eats/ono. of hie own publications is one &Abe larposi and test soLected In this Unlttel Kith.. Ile lis.s also made • Groat Reduction In the prints ot nonce, tlelodoons and Musical Inotructionts of all tendr. Suprnortounl.6lo Offlfe MOO. for SM. FAX/ and VZ--' .. t.intetior of so gond qualtly, and Instrument* afroop and se darath e as those • biota wet VIM. Pianos of every variety of style and on. up to 51000. comprlting thole of icedifliennt mantshietetios. I moon them the collimated waken Omenred liamcs firri s e PllOOO and thit,finf premiums NAHA. PI Asols of T. Omura, maim. Comore of the -tiolian W.l_l Ferotel hand Plano* at gnat tgirpatas. Price/ front flti to $l5O. blekolleonsfromJirediffonentmennfacte r ics. Ins the soca klaxon 0. 1). W. dam`, bkiedomuy tbs.- el.tri th e equal tomperament.) - let twit . mar in Ms United Stat. $75. $lOO, Fi1k:111. 5,11136 ,and $lOO. smith'. trounto Mush Blebialeona Vol wir and i t . paartralred. The hfa , UMW to the trade. submit. An; per mut. dirmunt to elffll7lDOO and church.. Ali orders promptly aturn4.l to. klusle sent to all wt. of die country, post-pald.. at the reduced rates. Plano* and *elect fftalOrOGll arid of of pekes of Plano* kflrs.tallat to any address free etchers.. fe&lin. A. CARD. 511 CAN NO AL LYITEU ATURIIX..B.ELT.IIItM4 H. IMPORTER A-VD MANUP.ACTITHER OP CLOAKS & MANTILLAS, W ouLD resiaectfallilnforta the trade POrind Trade P" r ' ePtly for Ins Yehraary. Bic Leine the llantitia merchant fro Neer Sart who I. PVlPMUlLitywe lt) ng Paris M. swim ma y reasona bly sawn that be will ham Wm and sore ratted styles than any toms In the trade. lilirThe notice of dealer. Walled to ttto and they may rely ono. aiorr Mann. jalit2m• scEDEEFFEux BROTHERS & CO.. I . WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, IFIW YORE. Hare rammed 42110.170 Mao. ofilmamene. IMPORTING the leading Drugs frouktheir original markets, both In Enrol. and Paet Indira. and aiec , Frro.ti and Raab& Chemicals. Perfumery. Tooth, Nalland Flats Brusbea, Hair Oloem mol :imam Paris and Triads Eportara, (kW. Soap. to-. an, that' odir them on the moat reasonable Wm. Orderaeltner nem., or b 7 mail. wilt rendre their beet attantion. iel2-12me ALDERMEN. L Donaldson, Alderman. OFFICE, corner of Penn-and St. Clair sts., rittsburgh. AB bwilom pertaining to the &ee nof erman *Ol be promptlr attended to. fal.llo Patrick McKenna, ALDERMAN OF THE THIRD WARD. (IRICE corner of Grant and Fifth streets, (formerly oocuplod by Alclavastx Louts.) vitae all butt yettaltPog of AM...mato] Jattior of tbo Prsoc,lll prompUs attonded to. f.e.:•Con MISCELLANEOUS. - STEW ART& KILGORE, ILANUY&OYUIIERII OY COOKING, HEATING. FANCY STOVES, GRATES, FENDERS, Pipes, Boxes, and Foundry Castings of all kinds. OFFICE AND IVAREIWUSE, No. 267 Liberty St., corner of Rand, PITTIAIiURGU. PA. ROBERT H. PATTERBOWS LIVERY AND SALE sreal.a. l qorner Diamond aired and Cherry /e t 4016-tf PITTSBUELIM PA. ASHLAND HOUR, ARCH MUM'. AMPS FIEVEVIS KUM, PRILADBLPII I A. H. S. BENSON, Pioearcros. larni. of Dant* sl.bd PtY iday 111L4-Inl • ItalLel/11.11,12F4trin atind4.lD4llle Importerwufg.a In No. e. 5 Wood street, r.tteblugh. Bole Agent orate celebrated manntactorea. Norm Dell, court Co.. of Paris. h 3-63 ARIA FASHIONS FOR LADLE S'DRESS. tE.s.—The Parish as for SIINP., direct per steamer in be on ale on the lst proshno ik g s. L waso,c arn.111144 Penn. above nand street. KIER, JONES & CO., PIIOPRJETOR 3 HIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE, ORWARDING AND COMMISSION ~tEIICILANTB, Canal Bugg, Weal street, ritgg. liscorZlLard, I.g.cd 011. Mesa park . Kler's az gra and 6.1604, 41Intbn , tg and gagteg rig Ingo, Longa. Brick u " q.thrgett.• 0354 !d. mrlg 13A - NKINC - ,, • HOUSES JO Eli T. HOOD: 6W YORK OUTII D CO.. tjaIIII.SASAIST • ‘ V . A R I K IITI r aba. p PAYFT*O2.4 UNIONTOWN • 1113.0%iiiSVILLE. Doporits rooslrod, Memphis mod.. Dree • s boug h t. pid arurcolloctild, Doak Hates sod liDoclo Wight ord /Hooks, Note, and other Securities bought bud sold or Sonitrileion. Ccsrispoodsoise coUecalons solicited. 5111,11C114 1855. Fresh Spring Block or Trimmings. 4 os.pu no.N. ~. CO. have just complet ed the opening of their Spring Swot. of ()node. to w Ith they desire to nil the attention of their Pg .t.,,,,,,, sod the trade. et portion ofd idnek Le spaded below. Duce Tedningas—tennvi a l the recent stylee of Gauge. Lane sod Ribbon rimming.. Wstarect Ositgg,e, intones Ohara, Reside end Britton.. Eansornsang—rne french Wrought. Swiss sa soonet Collets, %MTH sod Sete, Shane, % slenclennes s o t 5t,,,,h, On dLe I.'anbroidend lides, Cape. Betide. Veils, Transfer ld ork,ifeought Racine, and Inserting...to. Wolter egg Ginsts—A cotatl:te Xd stila y r . .. , „ ialggratititgh4.l"=.l% X. Bill. aid Gores, a.. ei..... 000,...-130...4 SlItS, linings, ftibsou, Vlowen wad Catalog Crapes. Silt and totion Ruilllogs, Illations sod Netts,..White and woma Mt Lace, a, Oicenf Tsunguto Rooms—Rent and &op Shirts, Wisc., Cranes and Hosiery: .Young AlD•Tiai "CMOs,. n agdi Byron ^ Collar, 'lll foe and 'tilasUm " Tiss, Stolpen. dere, du Ditscensnrocs—Silk. Cotton snd _Poen Flom Room w m .., omen, Stamped Wort, Err. Comte, Stir eore,t'ort elonnsies,Onds and Tam Waned' Baskets, Wort Boom Ilesel Dreeses.L•dies. and ,•Ik.ity _Cotton snot Woolen to Yarns. a.... toe Idi of tr.h tray. teel Weiland to offer on ttroiteasteerm.a. ..... rohlalmd ITT flu Vet st. LOUIS SCHAVEL' Attorney. at Law, and Eastern Collector ea TIM COMMIS 11.0A0 TUt 01170 AND •PEA.I973YLELNI.A.R4II,IIOII4-17.e BarkWarne,licameit. TusaaraTalkOolumbliaajilebland, Ca m+. Pottage,Tentatmu.3lahoatoviad CANTON, Ohio. - izrzassez: r"2"" Efai. 241 4. b"4 - 111 g .) and" o. ; "al 7 , Arm Wm?. 'Mgr:A rei• ri g +j or tatteada. Oa. itibuir RIL 19, 1855 PITTSBURGH GAZETTE THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL ID, 1555. Scenes In tee Knetsas Election The character of the recent irruption into Kansas by the slave-driving hordes of Missouri becomes mire and more transparently infamous as each new devefopment of its details comes to view. We compile from various sources still farther illustrations of the beauties of squatter i sovereignty, - and of the soundness of the opin ions-of Mr. Everett, Senator Badger and other I distinguished persons that Kansas had no 1 chance of being a slave State. The testimony which these scenes bear to the character of that Northern treachery practiced by Pierce, Doug las, Toucey 5: Co. in the:passage of the Nebras ka bill, is so con clusive and damning as to re quire no word of comment. We extract from The Herald of Freedom: Ten VOTING AT LAWRENCE.—In this district, where the late census report indicates but - 300 voters, the election shows there were 1,030 votes polled, nearly three times as great a number as legitimately belonged here; and yet a large num ' her of our actual residents, and particularly those from a distance, did not exercise their right to the elective franchise, as they found they could not do eo without endangering their lives. The Free-Stato strength in this district is full five to one, and yet the Pro-Slavbry ticket has a majority of more than three to ono. Mr. Edwin Bond, who, went to vote in the morning, was forcibly ejected from the ground, and pursued by an angry crowd along the bank of the river with curses and threittenings of de struction, and compelled to jump down the de clivity, when a revolver was discharged at him, and a ball narrowly escaped his head He ran along the beach, and finally escaped unscathed. Versos Aeolian—We repaired to the polls about ten o'clock in the morning, but retired on the assurance of numerous friends that we were In great personal danger, thinking it beet to de fer our rights us an elector to a later period in the day, when it was hoped better order would prevail. About four o'clock we again visited the polls, andthscharged our duties as a freeman without molestation. It was the first time we ever appeared at the ballot-box with an instru ment of defence, and we trust it will be the last time it will be deemed necessary to be guarded with a retinue of friends, each provided with bowie-kuives aud revolvers, besides having sev eral of the luster instruments about our own per son ready for immediate use. Tue VOTING AT TECUMYEIL—After it was sat iefacturily ascertained that the number of per sons imported into Lawrence, from Missouri, was gi eater than the occasion demon led, a company of 200 was detached from the main body, and pock up their line of march fur Tecumseh, with I the view of overbalunctug the large number of free voters in that district, a majority of whom are located at Topeka. They arrived at their destination in time to partieipate in the fraud there practiced upon the ballot-box. When they had accomplished the object of their mission they returned in a body to their encampment near Lawrence, where they remained till Satur day morning when they took their final depart ; ure for Missouri. Mr. Burgess, one of the Judges appointed by the Governer, was violently threatened: a pistol was three lima snapped in his (see, a club I flourished over bin beau, till finally he was com pelled to proclaim the election adjourned. The mob then selected a new Board, with two drunken Secretaiies, who took. possession of the ballot-box, and allowed no person to approach it uulees he was right ou the -Geese queetion,"— a elaug phrase used among the Missourians, im plying they are in favor of extending the insti tution of Slavery over Kansas. No questions were asked the voter as to his citizenship or place of residence: no oath was administered, or other test required, ease an as surance of support to the Pro-Slavery ticket. Au aged gentleman, who felt disposed to exer cise the privileges conferred upon him by the laws lad Constitution, approached the ballot box, when he was offered a Pro-Slavery vote.— He remarked that he did not vote that ticket, when some one knocked off his hat,another cuff ed him, while a third applied the hoot, and for ced him from the ground, threatening to put a bullet through him unlessdie left meanie, The friends of Freedom, finding themselves borne down by the mender.% quietly retired from the polls; and we aie assured no Free-State rotes, other than three or four, were cast in the District, though that party was largely in the majority; white the Pro-Slavery marauderafrom Missouri polled between four and five hundred. The Isle census returns showed that, thus far tray Electron Dutnot M the Terntory was settled by a large majority of voter from the Free States, and that, if left to the o dietary coarse of things, the Legislative As:iambl. of the Territory would be a unit upon the s bjeet of human rights. PEOGEEDINGS AT LEAVENITOETIL—A con-es pendent of The Tribune sends us the following ' under date of March 30:— It is now 5 o'clock in the morning of the elec tion. For this whole night the country round has been vocal with carousing of the immigrants sent here by the Pno-Sni.vear ...Immigrant So ciety," and the baying of our doge enswering to their howling. Not the camp of the arch-fiend, when he made war on Heaven, could present a more horrible picture of depravity, than has been exhibited in the woods within a short dis tance of my residence during the last two days. Last night seventy-13th were encamped at one place within hairs mile, one hundred atanother, within 2 miles; three hundred at another, with in 7 miles; three hundred at another, within 2} miles, end a bond of fifty within t of a mile Beside these gangs, there are now some five or six hundred encamped on the east side of the river, who will be over as soon as the boats can carry them, with barrels of whiskey accom panying. There are. also about one hundred persons in a houeeowned by Dr. Mills, of the U. S. A., about one mile *eat of this town, all of whom came from one county—one hundred miles distant from this place. P. S.—Mottos 31.—The true vete of this place would be about 250 Free to 175 Slave. As declared, it was 899 to 60—the rest of our voters having been frightened or driven from the polls. ELtdvox CARRIED WITI CANNON Correiipouileuee of the N. Y. Tritium.. ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, April 10, 1855. The Kansas Election has resulted in favor of Slavery. The voters were citizens of Missouri. They marched with cannon from Westport, in Missouri, to the town of Lawrence. These men were loaded with email arms; they took violent possession of the polls, which they held in mili tary array until they felt assured that their tick et would succeed—and then they returned to Missouri. The election Was held on Friday, the 30th March. Tbersday, at bobs, the day before, an armed cavalcade, which di:timed to be 6,000 strong, preceded by two cannon mounted, and by a wagon loaded with whiskey—this whole mil itary array, armed with deadly weapons and led by a Col. Young, left Westport, in Missouri, for the avowed purpose of controlling the elections In Kansas. They had about forty miles to trav el to reach Lawrence, but the roads were dry, and they proceeded to 'Wakarusa Creek, seven miles from Lawrence, before they camped.— About 900 went to Lawrence, and marched up to the polls, armed, and took possession of the ground. They swore they were citieens of the Territory, and that it was bona fide their Inten tion to remain there. This oath each Blissouri im took before he voted, and then they all !start ed back to their homes in Missouri that same evening. The legal voters, seeing that the elec tion woe wholly managed by foreign interlopers, did not many of them vote at all. There are very few eaves or slave owners in the Territory. The owners dare not yet take slaves there.— Their newspapers, and the Slavery men; talk much of thousands who ere crowding into - the Territory; but it is all false. They have only been there lone enough to vote, and there is no danger of their going there to take their - slaves. The conduct of these Missourians greatly re lards the settlement of the Territory, but it does not advance the !lave interest in the least. On the other hand, it is opening the eyes of thou sands to the true character of Slavery, which, but for some such manila tation, would remain closed forever. Cormiehoodroce the New York Tribune. Latest:Nes, K. T., Tee day, April 3, 1855. On the 2ith of March, M . George Reed, a join er, of this city, while passing the house of Blue Jacket; an Indian councilman, was informed that, about 609 Missourians were encamped some dis- , tance from the Wakarusa River. Ile ; and his friend went that way to their destination. Oa arrival at the camp be was pointed out as a Tap-1 kee, although from New York, and a pistol-ball came whlsUing-by his ear. Oce the:lBth they fell out among themselveS, and, While drunk cut one of their own men serionsly. This day 40 cover ed wagons, filled with Misiourians, passed here for the towribf Douglas, and others for Tecum seh. In the afternoon, LO wagons, besides any amount of—horsemen, came through our city, Atittl., encamped, on its line, on the claim of a Pro-1 Slavery ?dissension.. In conversation they open- I ly avowed that they canto to vote, and thus pro tect their property intfissouri. In the evening, many, baling 'received their allowance of whis key, brought in barrels with the party, became deunk, and wandered about the town asking for, more whiskey incur items, but euctran article is not sold in Lawrence: While conversing with an intelligenWoohing bliziouriso, be stated that we AO 'lite here, bat, to protect lheimeleeit they shoed make it a Slave State, if it took all I THE Paosesets On TYE Cuuress REVOLUTION " , Missouri, and the North might help hereelf.— ' —Every month's mail seems to mekensore pal. About two weeks since a large quantity of pro- ptsblb the evident result of the Chinese move visions, assorte t, came up, was stared at a Mis- went. The news of this morning by the , Amer! sweetens, but no one could surmise its use there; ea recalls the neglected file of o o ur f Honer g-Kong but election day and night this was the - free pro- : pipers, which, during the press oth -Kong d store to Missourians. 29th ; again a large meats, has been orerleeked. Newseemes today train of wagons and horsemen came ineeindthee Shanghai, in the'north, anti Centon, in the marched through our streets; one with fourheirses ; south', seem destined, even despite foreign inter had a slave riding one, of the leaders, and a Slave I ference, to fall a prey to the insurgents. The boy, surrounded by a crowd of hard-looking bo ! French marines are repulsed from the ramparts lags ; supported a pole from which streauied the 'of the Ci.inese city with severer toes than the flag of America; in another wagon was a violin, Zouaves at Scheel:lpol; and the French - may played by a slave. Groups continued to :lug- learn wisdom as to embroiling themselves -fer ment their numeers. Most of the horsemen thee in the quarrel. Canton is strictly Ws/Cited,' carried a gun ; also a pistol in a belt. 80th, and the investment is in fact an enforced block fifty-two more wagons came into the city with ode.' These two extreme points gained, Pekin, ..___ streamers of stripes mid stars, but they did not the capital city, can hardly hold out. his weak go to the camp; they merely fastened their nets to prophecy, yet there are such things as horses, fed them, and on the call of Col. Young, moral certainties. The old Tartar race in China, their fugleman, they fell into rows, locked arms, , it ehould be remembered, is the right wing of, and took entire possession of the polls. Many f the same bird of prey whose left wing has for of our citizens could net get an opportunity to I many centuries overshadowed the fair fields of vote. Such oaths, actions and insults, I never Arable, end of the home of ancient Christianity. beard or saw given or taken by Americans, but The Turks are Tartars from-the same olttatelok the fact is, Kansas was enslaved on the 30th of 1 with the conquerors of China. The old bird is March, 105:, I sick and failing, and - both wings are drooping.= The Kansas Pion', has the following enconr- The time cannot be far off when the oppressed agement for the slave drivers : Arab race will engage in the same movement "Persons need not feel alarmed in bringing with the enslaved Chinese, even ohould the pres their slaves to Kansas. This will he a Slave ant Christian war leave Turkey intact. It is a State as sure as two and two make four. Wo mighty upheeiving of the primitive races - in the would, therefore, say to oar friends at a distance, East--of the grantee strata of the Asiatiomopulas who have been making inquiries in regard to the lion. It is an oscillation in the tide of humanity safety of bringing slaves here, to bring them as natural and necessary as the rise and fall of - along, and emigrate at once. The result of the ocean billows; for, when a strong race has eon election on last Friday ought to satisfy everybody quered an enervatedone, and generations enough that this will be a SfaeeState. There are a num- have elapsed to make the superior degetlerate ber of slaves already in the Territory, and the and the inferior to become the more powerful, cry is 'still they come' by every steanthont or then the upward pressure from beneath ,must - ,ss flatboat arrival. - ....,_ - • bring the sea trough up and take the billow's' , eKansae will remain as she now in, Pei Slave- crest down. It has ever been thus in the world's ry to the more; so our slaveholding friends needn't history; and it is the promise of Christianity be at all uneasy, but all who are disposed to em- alone that society shall some day come to its 'grate, let them come along at once, and bring' true creefeieref—“the valleys being brought up, their slaves with them, and make no further in- while the hills are brought down." quiriee about Kansas being a Slave . State. It The religious movement in China, which is for will never be anything else ! sod we shall coneid- this reason the more important, is another illos er ourselves responsible for what we say." tration bow society advances by steps. Many The Se. Joseph (Me.) Gazetis makes this state- centuries ago Buddhism, a great advance on the ment: old Chinese philosophic and moral systems, took "The entire Territory, (of Kansas) so far as possession of the Chinese mind. Now a form of we have been able to learn, has gone Pro-Slavery half-Christianity is gaining sway—a movement by an overwhelming majority. There 'will not, almost precisely similar to that which marked probably, be a sinzle Anti-Slavery member in the rising power of de Koran, wh;ch the -Turks the coming Legislature. It gives us infinite or Western Tartars, for political rearmns merely, pleasure to make this announcement. 'Coming received from their Arab subjects. The triumph events cast their shadows before,' and this fixes of this new form of Christianity !woes inevitable; almost beyond the possibility of a doubt the fit- for one who has watched the progress of Mor eno prospects of Kansas. Our neighborsacross monism and other novelties In spiritual notion the river can now send for their negroes. oth- and has compared their spread with that of M ers can go in with their property; with perfect houtmedanism, has learned that minds which clfety. Npepori co. .ow breathe easy again." have formally received even Christian truth, st ben waked up to real spiritual thought, grasp t any thing that has but a mixture of truth in it ; just as a man waked up to the necessity of an t tion in any thing seizes on the first chance p vented. Time will work out, however, what is yet problematical in the Chinese religious re Intien.—Nat Intel. 1 --- Correspondence of N. Y. Cour. 0 Eng, Cuba and the adintatetratlon. WaimillOTON, April 14.=Cumniodore M'Caoley is understood to have sailed with his fleet for Cuba. As he is now out of sight of land, and even neat his destination, we may speculate upon his .orders without incurring the imputation with the war presses of furnishing aid and comfort to the enemy. The Commode , e doubtless bears with him instructions to stop the naval filibuster ing of the Spaniards at' any expensa—The stir- MOO of his orders which comes by telegraph rep resents that he is directed to pour a broadside into any Spanish vessel which he meets in the act of firing into an American merchantman. This is really less warlike than ih appears upon the science. The ocean is very large, and ves sels are very little specks upon its bosom. The chances are, therefore, particularly few and di- Minutive that the Commodore wilt ever encounter ' a Spaniard in the act of aggression. But sup pose him to come up at the critical moment and immediately avenge the insult to our nation al honor by sinking the insolent assailant, would war follow'. That is to say, will Spain fight on such an issue? Wheo the Leopqrd tired into the Cherapeake, did we fight'. Therefore. it will be perceived, the matter is doubtful, and will re main PO until facts appear as a substitute for conjecture. I might notice some other elements that com bine to complicate our situation. There are con siderable British and French fleets near Cuba, specially sent there, as is believed, for its pro tection. It is possible that Spain will not take serious ffetice at the sinking or capture of her naval vessels, hut would her Allies be equally patient I They would be inclined to make a dif ficulty, and might insist upon the war going on in the same manner as commenced by Commo dore McCauley. - kir. Kobe/tams, the acting Consul, and Mr. Mann, the junior Secretary of State, are repor ted to he on the war side, no matter bow com menced nor how soon. But to balance this fact, or rumor, we have the known character of Com. modore al'Cauley, which is cautiOes, moderate. and pacific. Be is a veteran officer lung past the seusoq of hot blood, and happily exempt from those impulses which make men sudden and quick in quarrel. Again we have only the three decided belliger ents in the Administration who are ready to march or to wade up to the Moro, "with their coffins on their backs." They are the President, .1. Davis? and Mr. Dobbin. Their colleagues are for peace or only half way for war. She must also remember that notwithstanding the Admin istration came in under a general implied pledge to go to war with every nation that should bite Ile thumb at us ; and according to the "national honor" men, all the world was then biting its thumb in our faces.—lt must be remembered that no war has yet been made upon anybody but the war on Greytowu ; and even that war, it should be borne in mind, was not continued on our part until the reinforcements of the enemy Came up, which, in the shape of a British fleet, has ever eine° remained undisputed mas ters of the field of battle. These are consider ations which point to a peaceful solution of all difficulties, in spite of appearances now so threat ening. The naval force we are collecting for the Cuban service is large and imposing. It will at least suffice, if it do not make war, to keep the peace; so that in any event the expedition will not ho without result. Thi. Evil lte - oloutait to Tett. The sudden talk of war with a nation with which we_have been friends from the day of our national existeuce, following too on the heels of an amicable settlement of the only serious diffi culty known to exist between no, struck the country with surprise and incredulity. The pub lic had been informed that our Government had attempted to purchase Cuba, and that Spain had refused to Bell it, and supposed therefore that .we should be content to wait until time should bring about a state of things more auspicious to our wishes. It being clear to all„ intelligent and disinterested persons that the Inland of Cuba, with its eight hundred thousand blacks--suppos lag that its possession could be desirable for us under any circumstances--nouhl be worse than worthless if forcibly acquired, it was imagined to be scarcely within the bounds of possibility that our Government could meditate war as the means of obtaining it. The public, therefore, very reasonably ascribed the belligerent tone of the central organ and its editorial train to the mere indulgence of the habit of bluster and de fiance, or as inspired by tillibusteriug sympa thies, but unauthorized by any course of action decided on or seriously contemplated by the Ad ministration. The war cry, however, has be come so loud and assumed so confident a tone, I that the bossiness community, the great body of the people who seek to get an honest living by honest means, have become alarmed. They are In doubt whether the war presses are moved by views of private interest, and are endeavoring to make the Government Jrubservient to their selfish or ambitious schemes, or whether the Govern- meat really stands ready recklessly to stake the multiplied evils and.hazards of war against the unreal honor of winning a prize which, however fair to look upon, will turn to ashes in the mou , h; for it must be plain to every moo, who has paid any attention to the indicatioue and char acter of the Spanish Government, that while the institution of slavery will be carefully preserved and protected by it so long as Cuba remains in the quiet possission of Spain herself, yet will it he with. equal certainty abolished, and the Island Afrieanized, before we ore allowed to clutch has :Lprize of war. B ut what we set out to remark is, that these eming threats of war and the public uncer tainty as to the real aims and measures of the Executive era exerting their natural cense- quences upon the business of the country and begiouing to embarrass commercial underta kings and transactions. A letter from an emi- 1 pent merchant of New York, on Saturday, begs to know what the Government really means, what are its purposes, and what the country is to calculate on. This is more than we can tell; but, desiring always to place the most favorable Interpretation both on the intentions and sets of the Government, we cherish a hope that the policy and Inclinations of the Administration are net truly .represented by the intemperate and discreditable language ondopinions put forth by the Government journal and other filibustering presses.—National Intellijeneer. FOXT AVAIIIII - AND CUICAGO BAILIIOAD.r-WO aro gratiged to learn that the prospects of this road are brightening, and there is a fair pros pect that aufablent fonds will be raised to enable the Compaerto progress with the work. Orders have alresAy been given to recommence opera tions on !hit line between Fort Wayne and Col umbia, and get it in readiness for the i 14311 by July next. It is confidently 'expected that the work will be finished and ears running to Cam! bin by November aut.—Fort Myatt- iffeykterf:'-'7-- ILLINOIS CONGILNSSMEN.--Oat r F « lers are awake that, at the election for members .of Cangreas last fall in Illinois, a question arose whether Messrs. Trumbull, in the Bth, and Marshall in the oth districts, who received the majority lot the votes, were eligible, they having been ele t ed judges for a term which had not then expired, and the Constitution of that State making judg es ineligible to any office Army the term for which they are elected. Goy. Matteson has re cently determined to give a certificate stating the facts, and leave the decision of the question to Congress. Mr. Trumbull has since been elected to the United States Senate in place-of Mr. Shields, and precisely the same question arises as to his eligibility to that office. There seems to be no doobt that the Constitution of Illinois renders them by its terms ineligible, but it is de nied, and with apparent force, that a State can prescribe qualifications for a member of Con gress or a United States Senator The question of eligibility must be determined by the provi sions of the Constitution of the United States. - T 00.6. new WITH 11111.-11 will remembered that last fall the editor of the Gr en Bay Advo cate, Wisconsin, during his ab, , e e left his wife to edit the paper, and she, being Whig, took the Democratic ticket down from its columns End wrote some energetic Whig editorials. • The edi tor, it seems, has been called again to the capi tal, and through his substitute announces asifol lows, on March 224: "Our editor has gone to !Madison, and in order to make a sure thing of it, and prevent the appearance of any more Whig editorials, has taken his wife with him." I.STLRESTING 1115TORICAL DISCOTERT.—Tbe Boston Journal mentions that the Rev. Mr. Bast er, who has in preparation a History of Massa chusetts, has discovered the long lost manueeript history of the Plymouth Colony, written by Gov. BRADFORD, which Was in the:hands of PRINCI when he prepared bin New England Chronology, and of Ilurctaxson when he wrote his History of Masstactiusette. The . dOCIIRIent is in England, and a copy of the same is soon expected in this country forpriblicetion. The importance of this discovery all wbo aro interested in historical In vestigations will at once recognize, "Dreams." R EVERIE, by F. H. Hodges; Pop gdes the gnestlon: • 'Terns off the flue Wearies, or My MAC Angels ever briabtand fair, Mare you teen sang My Avinle Dear s Oh whisper what thou feelest; I've A heart to egetansc, Away down Past; The Flaunting }leg of Liberty; One careless worda, 'outs Napoleon Quiekatat. Le Jourire de 14u1se—Reverls per C.,'VOnd Ilentle Moon whose'dilvir light," with varlationg 'L Ovule par J. 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TILE OWNERS WANT MONEY, and have , directed ow to 1ed11.2 Bull:line Leta, °sett nt ft. trout, Li . ffoArp, (rooting on a 64 ft I F:, tud Li tme.t h. to • VA f00t..., Priclei:Tv;oll ' ndred t tOliTrs ' :ash, Va caab i ..7This r ia Mc; -,.-- low price, and pot but the want of money inducer Ahem to offer tbe lota at this ne. Call noon If you Eat' to procures bargain: 8, (MIR RR RA it . tiON.l4o.3d ' ,t. DBSTE:11110AL INSTRUNIEN TS —t nave on hand two'aette of Obetntriati luetrument*, whtoß bore been left with me by • physltaued from Pm . Om. Tbey . art of the Sweet quality sods, good a• 1 oIU .ra t h ew Inktromeatt.o.y cheap, and polo.. wbb- Ma to purchase will please call and es clue 00,00 twfore purchasing elsewbrre. gob • JOS: Ft.h.3llNU. '• • • • . . - -..- . Tamese Cloths. MIIRPHY -& BORCIifIELD have recd a further atipply of the abort popular ecoodti for tuPorn .....: Also, Mack llombasluee. Mond. MP...4 M 1191113 de Glee., Daman de Idler., Crape llersae.2la• rues, de. and Moan:dust Collar., Pleeyed..hlaudtereblara.' epeneora, de. - II ANK OF PITTSBURGH STOOK-20 N.., alum .sated at No. 71 YonelbAter ms* cr ,.. .; ;17' - - 1 Closumlaelen Brollrr• and berPors. A A.- MASON • & CO. will ;pen on Friday, more rare of Bcrsgo , 1"1. 4 . W,44lVll2naebr, •e. entirely or. nles. ' sia3 lONGRESSW---A.T.EItA large entply of thlo colobrited 13laorsi Waal. reed .l . . • • • .103 FLEMING, pli :MACHINE BELTlNG—lndia...Nubber a) Lootber. 3 and A plr. inad co.lc. ko and. alrok I au. of o Me oat Irlilths, at. No. 110 .111aket Pt. lopl4 • - .1. a IL kIITELIPS. mortgagee For Sale. VVE RAVE a few A*. 1 Moitgegee for mt•• 1 • tale rata of dtPrount. ILK E.NB 9ilk. MOUND NUTS—Vlsaeks_now landing om steamer Stamm Oar , lantlat DICKEY CO. quporfine extra 'and - antra fiiio7 =sunup on band iml n We>•Y - - • &VT -D. 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