..:',.:i.. - .'TtlE' ''':DAlLyi .--. H . p . lTTsounon -GAZETTE. ESTABLISHED IN . nio. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. • PICTTM . GILL 2 0029 LOYESTIBING AGIIINOT tiAia!lMt2E2= P. A Owaro Amato An Um, most lothoontiAl dVe . <=mov i ol Papers both the U." 04 To Wholesale Grocers; Xavier Dufden, and Manufacturers: • i i.... THE subscriber is now importing n supo ;sowiZaUty of OD of Covet of which Ace arviernee Brandt - 11Ir EiginTe API =elle lir d''' ' . l l * lidlt * s f Jamalea and St Oroly,lluzi, Area. Cider an4iPsas Irranorr Holland gektielerf,Sriana., re, and scow Whisk so -kncreledged by the Der York Morehante by I.bkreat 6. mud after them. Dira.lions Ibr , nee will irr arri/ be Given by . Dr. L; SViS YEUCEITIVAN it, , :. : ,• • , . 141 Maidens Lane. Neer York.' . ...,N.. 11...—pboregrar,ble and Daguerreotype Cbetoleabi. Metalt linl Deientltedtcloes. Bromine. iodine, Oyanige: Potassium. trade 311n.r. DLeillie,l Eisrour7, Nitrate &son- Ma. Trona% grime: Copelve, Dobuigatin.g Pastan. , Had. am,=maw locket, liaogana,Cardurrom.Oarmine gonna s itter Alcinnd r, * e; fig ince, tent% M. Jr/Wrier.- 0/raWhe- 11 Gl_ toolvPirmaol Ra. . - m ;, ,•. gaugarian Wines • • IiARD BURR, 22 — South William York, ule agents of the II Arhus Wino lime tenstantly Cu land to auks d dog staV=TOTILIVI e liM ' A t a t° ll,= Fai t cg.pproni u&tenb - , tfestrullyl MAssethett„ Baketor Ntseibesttl.BuW - ( ne t s fbekcsard (Re -" -'14 1 117D1211°Milf - ivillr'Apbitrl/ACT.S. All salad promptlyezatuted Cu fsserable terms. "Ifougles Paterit Elastic Skirts. RATES FRN ACE, No. 1 Barclay Street, Nor York. lIIIONF—Notte are_ vattine mitt they isn the patent - All. nahureetaress • and Benne tn-. .Inruring will be PrOeenated scoording to law. satal-r ILA/ btM, ot. the late Arm li f al v icsooluat n r c t r rinVili a tago ecastantlran hand scary variety, St Grate* sad leaden ho,Cfccalcs and &nue German Mira Urals& Whob ado Diadem savallod. • jelddre NEW YORK• ADVEETISEIIENTS The It.llowhaz diet of Badness Firms area 4,,1 c beet lad most ho the city of ti'gm Tort • AOCOIIDLCCI STILL7O9, A 110tRUNO, n rISS&NBORN CO., (late C. uetiaed taLbra . 11cmical lostriumfga 4 PSlgir s . Na COTTON 24.11. DUCK. JOIi.I COLT'S Standird Cotton Sail Duck; EL G. BEACH. Gu ms . Pine street, New York. so s itagenta • • Goitres from several other mill; also, 0 NABUNri'd Print Cloths sod Gopimr Honer% fir °Mien and Pailnerti Printers nob t05y2,76.5 DRY GOODS. trilOVirEN, MoNAME-E &CO. Iniporters of American and Foreign EllicantlYanci Goode,ll2 and liroadwar. tap3l'Ss. L. 40TTENIIT &CO., Importers at French . and. akar Goats, tic . ", 44 prowl street . 4 : 1:= k lIONIG, 100 Liberty et,-, end LP" M. WESTERVELT, Venetian. Blind JUIL. Ya¢cLetvrer,No. .L 3 Et etalr street. Pitt.4l=ll, I ORN .PHYFE, DEALER.. IN IVORY, 13.31 Yon sad ais)infacturer of Ivory Gad& C'43. 3 listr7i , ;st... Ir AMES,OIVEN, 15 Broad St, Iniporter of Dresandaushum Ohne and Fringe; Bilk Crania Lae•lllitia and Alla sloode neura ll y. taanZlebn poaORN, SCIILLEPER lIAARAUS, Im xems of iatretan .24 TteTgt. Recur Cloth, MIL, srlets AG.. lie: 60 Ev-bangs Place. ,I• , ' tapal..s PETER MULLEN, 'Prier of French Grennin and Swiss Dv Geode, Mink 'Velvet. Meri n.. Elnorle,'Wootene, 9.3 Broad greet, New York. mplavlydnelliS FOICN if. DAVIES, JONES k lm- OP porters of GeaCestals. Ihrrnishins Goods. sad Mum tartan. at Btpaa. to.. TA Rama stet. laz4Crsll MEagW=MI KiSE: the', Mexican Mtistang - Liniment in s Ztoiati t =roiser, tse ro ll : r u me e ,=l, p t t &u t a ll f centi or animaL &W. Westin.. ode.' ori e inttar and Proprietor. 304, itroatte-ar. N.Y. ." 17-6,1j4"53 - DAGUZIKAZOTIPES. • GURNEY, No. 249 Broad.l4', the oldegt ortnbliobl e cAiri rt l i ho lAted 12= DW RDS, SANFORD A. CO., Foreign, Broadway cw...uard Pae.agno tor , warded_ to and, nom ...0 rattan!' tin, woril. Anna tin Pltinbarzh; Adanks k Co: 501337.•.1.516 =NCH AND GEILMAN EANOT BASKErd. VIIARLES ZINN C0.&52 Maiden Lane, Importas of Prenth and Garman Taney and Traaal- I zur Cuba.. and nalafaanrara of Cana sod Colarial rarnittera J and enny LIM Workstanda, if2i-tjal7ss ILetwtev.:44.i.l.l•Atcwat..*o,oFA A..:BEWS &JESUP, No. 67 Pine st.; New York. Conmisskm. Merchants fn. the sals atoll kinds opts Tools and Cotton land Woolen Machinery. =a the best =lark Ihrotloan Agents for • LOl.ll n kin. UDC. ds2o-ta1y105.5 PAPVI WARELCOUSS (I.YRtiS W. FIELD & CO T , 11 Cliff street, +vim:marten sad Whol Deem IsAmeriesa, Gamma sad English P APE I A sad slay dm:4= Paper Maantacturers meanies. tsugdl's3 11 1' , . , , ' . t 'i•l ', , o.' . ' . , NiTilarrt.keer ., td. =e>t. Verlpt:, - of PAPER for Book. AC K ' . lANCE SALA NDER SAFES. & T. , Lor..ka cad Craw Mr.WISEST li. in Pearl tap 30.5.5" TOYA AND FANCY ODOM_ 1 AHLEORN & CO., 54 Maiden Lane, wd I, lmt.it c sal9 'Liberty strtatlmportai ofIOTE pggiv=atius litElt. COATES & 'MULE, No. 279 T 1 1.4 Gsni.kilt Chimney samba/ Metal.. k• U=3l SS WINDOW OAK PAL9II3, to. POILLON CO.; Imoonera of flersalth Coaeb and **Wowlasa—No. St Barelay ta4a9765. STRAW GOODS-11434. • • THOS.: WHITE & CO. No. 41 &nth 2d strait, VhDadelphla—Splendid awe estatdßulualt.-- hew Osods—/xxxe lad tungualdol mortment. faxklkly T. JotENTBZW.—.:....—b. S. JaILTMT...... - .1. KM= BirceWO? Carnage'Pactory. - WINSTON, BROTHERS & CO., .praeti ed Coach Maker.. carver of Bahama and fielmcat ate.. ti !f City". two on Wad and are smantehaurtag Bextensive arrertneettotgarriacaa Booluaraya.Bugglea. Baggage Catkin. made in all their earievs strien, with str•• reaud to durability sad beauty °Midi. van: In all ma worit tha boat gsmiata Irma and gartern larattended tuna tha mornreuonabis trrmT. TETT neutent that all who May rang Morn vial their We ,vrertmt.uttlbgehlegsellrachirtal. of their v a Mtn irk. tory ovary 15 To amt. earring the day. AiTNA GLASS WORKS. WM.. DAVIDSON tt CO., itt Ia iNUFACTURERS and dealers in Vials, Ithads of Green .d Elsa 0 Luaurr, *ln G Markat street. Mum:A. Fs Putted/1r *to pad ta Le 0 . 1 . mod& be too* .No. 56 Arch' Berea. riutaatiplus, Importers of G. L Gee's Unrivalled • •NEEDLES. . Agents for the most Celebrated Itharazr TAR" sosrEsr,masmo rzbzis. RAWYRS. dc. PITTABFRGII f.',,OACO FACTORY. t. JUJEIf. BIGELOW & COa • to 11 M. mgotott. 14EIW Pittsburgh, -Penna. ■ (4OACTIVV OARRIAGES, PHATONS, Bvisets, OM arras davolptbx , of navy Tobleloo boat to ordoronal in In a mazoo ins= xe o: tor; beauty of dadgUtzwo fadab. ak In of ga-411 smtvans:dad. - sag .7. WM. A. IRWIN'S rAVEVATE OFFICE; No. 87 Front itze.t.2ktdoorfrorm Igarlurh Dealer In Loge Cham• ea, Dant se. co 4 Progoort7 bought and -MIFF= OLD, - DRAM; icaliFlDES&_;_• PLIMBEDS AND GAB WITLIDI. ray l2ll sr . " .4 o I riTtE "l lirl= Bfre IrriPa ai Xea *l4_lBlol2oWou Maws etted up tad `51174417 ,IC I ANHER , . /111 '...I:INNDRY &.CO. No. SO. %forth. 112 D Street., PRILCDA" 402fC011ANUFACTUREILS, COUR sitas.ana balm:tug of 1711MCIE OALy_4IECIk& .^4 131-$lO Mt OLE BOLE LlausE Mill /M. - E.l64inr C 011•010ths an4 - Itlattilngs, ' • ~ NO 4 ' 49X1 e /Licqd o D. . ARE neerseceivi___ o _n. a large and claire as , e:rit: lehergealmerre'rem etas Wed and 'enufft taul Paursaitenitirtint or •-,-.!..., stens Tspoyantrrabh .- - ~,,,•:., :414 4 . -404 '. l .r:,ll:lcrat. - 'ffer..tbut .11214Nuell '7:l - Lieruff. Oott'Yn• and I ow pp:4d • - cirb9olloll, CLOTHS, •• ffrobr44424'44ilrlda. aff qualities sn 4 rule": Alw.tillsykrprUit b= Pla z a ilimeke buff sad new Wiudov n 6 Table Orr- X.". prift=Oxos 1u24 OW= .11140144',. Seer Rodullnalsa au; aua mbde.burill bs et lona lath. koroteisburises.. .-For SIAS Tradfl-, FLOOttOIL Owths, - of all widths.. rAreastir; (VACZ :i e6,olE o g i lat& • " sad It ut,i44 . ll . 3lburt or 1 1 6 .7. 7 ' ar beds. bin, In tb =stir% a. say 0616 i I/UW*OAM 66 Um .6. 66 1,„ $1 144 . °EWA Wareroams.l:l3. U 6 st ISea• • iteinavaL ll'ulux.EY& CO. lave romoted to t% Nitrtr.SZVlWey' BUSINESS. CARDS - ATTORNE'IS. JOSEPH S. A. P.'IIORRISON, Attor aat. otNa3Yzath sletetlllimu sit rtu l t t lt 34 i ,m; W. HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bak; p j D . well' Diaidimpaw Gnat atm; between thud ßenn D and & s la. an3o4tlyT OBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law, IA7, Et Line. 2dv. fe7 ROBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Lan-- Corner of IlfUl sod Omit of:moo:73M* tb. ecul Kers. Pittobsorgo. • . • mr:i-fo3 Attarney'at 'Law, office Fourth street. near Onint, ?Mahwah. ial&Mr JASPER. E. READY, Attorney at Law, !➢ No. BO Fifth street.Pittgargh. BANKERS AND BROKERS. ALUM 11:1W111.-. rDWAIII KRAMER — .. do RAJIM ,B - ankora and Ex change Blokes. Thar isod sell Gold sad Elver sad -Notes, stave_ loans pa Real Estate or Stcok See. l i rt i Nsrru sue:l ' l l =lg 4 C o outri dons mods= all points la the Colon. Mice corner of Tldrd and Wood streets. dined,' opposite the St. Charles era na71.17 CO., (11LCCISSoLS TO =LEM a C 0..) BANKERS & EXCHANGE BRUMES, n FOURTH STREET, PITTZBURaII. N the numerous suspensions of Bankers ud Broken throughout the couut... duriem the hut x months, gears sat Med thatiu almost eTa. Instance their trouNea hare grown oat ot a departure from their trKitimata burimeta sad Ire thereto. take (meal. to Le. Sure the public, la advance, that no speculation In .1.. or 5t..," or other • outside opegatioue. shall tempt us hem the strict sod legitimate line of our bush:Leak, bailee citVtl:•rbet" ' VII! 11l welt Pulltr u ria r e e na "i tlfell safety, but that In adopting stub wane we shad mo mote our pan ultimata basalt. tea WILKINS k CO. :KIERNAN & CO., Bankers and &change }Vali:: Wood street, corner of Dlszoond Allery , t burgh. . • rarßur ' au.r.:Nateiand Coln. ilia:aunt Thin Eubank% nal Promilairylioten make Collation. la all the rineinal clan of the Union; Ready. nearedts on adi .noon Intense; and ere their want silent!on tont' oth er innttor..DPertalog toe Broker's burbles.. 13...Zostenz Ertl:tango cortaantly for We. r0h221.1y IFAM.III,I A LATIP It, HANNA dc Co. Suocessora . to flumer, names. t Co. Bankers . Exharign gramma rs V maize anti Domestic Exchange, ilatifleates-of F r .& kNato% clued Bricele—E. D e et of Weed end ateeeta Current Money receleed posit. Bight Cheeks fur sale, and collections made on newly an mind pal_points of the Whited State. the higheat premium paid far Foreign and American Gold. • - . Adrancto made on eticuttestrunta of Produce, dilirpod aut, on literal loans. Thi AITM..II. WILLIAMS & Co., Bankers and V Exehangs Broker; North Eut. corner of Wood and ala& tts tra Are rtatetl Pi ona =dm h. on Medal SWIM and - rollectlgna prompt!? attandad to. jacqf T 110.1.MVS & SON, Dealers in Foreign 1\ tee . u z a o Vre . a4 artina.“ ora. mar'meeitin. made . 0:1111 tt. t. D . rtrerpt tltin thr.o.ahant ths Rats. BOOKSELLERS &C. JL. READ, Bookseller aniktaLioner, Nc , . TS Soutart, Apello JOILN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta tionct, successor to Davlaon h. P. and, No. Mute -stnot. near Paartb. Plttnbars P. pi. 211 : S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and Dealer hp Eltsamer Pa y, kr, No. trl Martst .Cwt. tsar Pittsburgh. . jid:2[ o. .k CO., Booksellers and Stationers, No.ss Wood sheet , rtext dour to the oorn.r of Third. tie Pa. Schaal and kaw hooka constehtly on hand. COMMISSION AT.C. EMOVAL—Soringer Harbaugh & Co., hoTo ronoored t No. Z - 5 Liberty itroot. MUMS lacearein- /01STTI1 ti SPRINGER lartWitroll CO., ( 5 Liberty Pit to S. Hartanali.) Cornmisalcn and Forwarding arthantr, d.reet. Dealers in t Wicol aburgh. and rrodnee INa. A- A. HARDY, _As......crrts U,. d 7 Jones k es Or COJIMISZION AND PORWARDING DERCHANT; Agent of the Madison and Indiannpoliz • - • - • RAILROAD, No.BU Water et., Pittsburgh, Pa. jszmia . . .___ J. W. BUTLE R & CD. •• --- ERWARDING & COMMISSR3N CILAIVIS awl Dashrra In all limb cf Pit tsbontE Uwe ••ed Ardelm Lead Pip. and Elaset. Lend. No. 97•41rst. 2treh. httehzrala. ata•lrd'l.4 1,6•£ A. M'BANE, Comojss - • • • wardbasALK-Arsawaialatinit&T Prodoes, stmt._r also, Pittstostah Mastsaletsmes. No.lll, &mad nttsbargh. &VS-11'W ,JYROBISON CO., Wholesale Grocers, tu /c rt, Psplo . c• ~..D egrj. and Orcualsodoti ltarehar-IttoCa: m ERC e ttbml trEliS amaket amdeumenta el Predate anxtelly. jalLy Trirtl WAIT- --4.1011:11 IiLL6OI. 4 - 01 IN WA T T &7607., Wholesale Groce CANFIELD, late of Warren Ohio, I=irlre:4 I :=ILL, - I`3IZ,RA,1 1 2; Pearl deb../ Western am gewrauy. Water =wt. lettere/an likeltleseld awl Woo d. Plttabarsh. 151.1.11 LIMB,LIM% • Mats of firm Robison. Little ) 7 1 1 LITTLE & CO.,Wholesale Grocers, Prcdnee Ccamilarinit MerehanU, watt Dale:via Pitta h bm-a• Mutufaettars. Fe. 112 &mud stseet, PlCtt tras .1.197Z3 VHEESE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY H. ._J commis, For.azNnz and CommlasknOderchant.aed rriIO7.4IASPAL3IER, Importer and Dealer In French an? American R.n Paper, No. 66 Market meet, between Third and Yoscrth gr.c.aa. Pitt.stromb. m 315,63 McCLINTOCK, Importer aocl Whole. cutraCer{rttat. flux 011 VIL ."4":•ila, T tallti". ete4l2 Bad Taz:inoh NM 112 Auks. etnet. DRY GOODS. A. A.=sox & co., rmsrrsort—e. Arnim 2w, rozz. A. A. MA S ON b. CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealer. In 1117 and Staple Dry Goode. 25 fifth A. Pittsburgh. ITRPIIY & BURCHFIELD, Wholesale .1 mid Itstail Dry Goods Iterthaata, carder Fourth sad street. Pittsburgh. GROCERS. =ln Wallace & Gardiner, ii➢OLEHALE DEALERS IN Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, t , 0.235 LI EUTY ST. ja.lo-17 I! AGALEY, COSORAVE CO., Whole j_lll pas Ornuo, Band 2o Wood stmt, Plttaboush.. anO47 _ t AGA.LEY, WOODWARD & CO., Whole P tato aff.o4l. 143.11,1 Marton t'... M 1,400116, small DICKY CO., - Wholesale Gro itum Produce, dm Pittsburgh. - coat 71.0111--........1101/3 12 JOHN FLOYD tr. CO., Wholesale Grocers and CommintoskMarchaaL. No. 17a Real and 29 Lib. Amt. Pi tt,burgh. NO 0 BOBERT hlOOlt,E, Wholesale Grocer, Reo . Wring Distillor,l 4 )rdor In Produce, Pittsburgh M. W , 2 . l}4fits l /1 ti i n b l a o ;Purer ld =tie WW and WWI LAI ...porter old )Icroongsbelo. %Thiokol, Aloft 'gat; oak: /ow tor ash. • .I=f SOUL,- ...narr• D. 11 . 42111-.-.. 13. 41, O. 101. ROE, Wludessie Omen and .ootozoiodost Alerahants. \0.104 Liberty Knot Pltto• WTLLIAM A. IeI'CLURO, Grocer and :Too Dooler . o.roor of Wood .31 Sixth &Use* has ahoa eon bfa•l• 1 .000 wortmout or oaake otoootka and 1 1 = 7 :=Yr i gtaxa.?!.ns, Wholeaslo and ludo& wart t. zau '4010.11.1' - DAL/AMLL & CO, Wholemale Gram% Connalsdoxi Mereiuits, Di:niers Proem Pittabunat kin.mlsetoren. No. 253 Libint7 ,CIILBERTSON, Who!mato ("neer and • . :Oorozatdena Merchant, Neer In Prcance sad Pitt* h Mennteatorod Artlalat, 19! Liberty street. Mrs burnt, - DAM 1111=11-..- c 0, ,, actOANDLESS, MEANS 41. C O;,. (winces. ktrs to NIA k EteGnidleira Irboleta• Choan, is Ixon. Halls, GILMA:01.1011 Y 11.11211, sad PitUourgh Ilintoifacturer corder of Wood sad ITVet sta Large Supply Of SPRING AND SWMMEIL GOODS, AT TEIE.STOIIg. OF lIIIRP.IIV.4.BURCHFIELD, North Cut owner of 4 h and Market Ida, Plttsbang, ARIES'.. DRESS GOODS, inducting jowl./ an d gnomes SW. )husk do; ?hems. Bus E7b a cjcmmtnlis": 4 o7.. p "l :res o , tim?.. l3 o 9 .ll•Vra= liusgm and ! less dr Woes. Prawn =Moo anti Ihillantlm., ED lisp and datorlean mina. Me. Willi% GOODE; plain and daunt& tio Who' Mum.. • Enowla,..Etairls. Gloves, Ittoalmi.Mbhonst An. - BaiIIgOIDERIXB-lottper now style on Woes h trotted Collars, Plena ! Epantortllanda. 1 krunchuo. Edgiturr, -' " rorrs t ri.llloo l oti l lg -d Par " Ar . too., logool tr'rr TaHnoss.. Cloth...'lloatbsainta. Xenia, dal Want, &ram, g kiniitUo ' GOODS-Bush a. Quilts. • good. for Bodspread., Sheeting.. Ppow -111.Aluoma Luau. UM. Cloths. Towell&g. Napkins etc: -- alio, Mtn and Boys' wear.: Includittg super Peach Cloths. and nalalmenta.Twiteds,.Naaktulitund Plank Meta Paiin-Pilk and. Manoilles Wrung& Boo= Limos (pure Blaxj sod Rotation &tinting alumna. • Our sio•tr. goingr large, and nodose low ke quality rf goods. we bolts the ca ll s uf our regular mortosra.. mid Masra mon - rally (4^nistlau AdVXI3I-0 VOLT to snout of ra) - Bide Oil and Leather Store, D. KIRKPATRICK, N. 9.1 South Third Street; • • ro•orsse mukdsos Chestnut go., Phill4•lphis., [vs rOR SALE SPANISH lIIDEd, Dr iord &SIM WWI Patna Woo. Tumult 00.21antts I . o l u. `"'”kjf.l ThAtitr e to too r Pr o b rittlintel. r Ohl th thatutterma iMotrest market pzieforill to ginna In cub, or tam whims* Cr Leottar strand tree or ottarmod mold on comEttlr Virlf. IL TALCUM to CO., (successors to T. vali A tit s r, rr..: . -pli,=. , LoLg d 11 , 11 o r e . gi l. Gools. ta ko. 62 Wood tonoo of Mirth. plow. Portion froloos not La.ldnicOloas labl7.li Flow. slonto ipHOCOLATE, COCOA, • )66 tans Ferro* 00. *a:. MC/sz4 MUTAT, 11004 OA 116 Wood II w lU' GH MORNIN • t AGENCIES. .~t..._.._ ...............«........~6 L 0Q7N132 S. CUTHBERT & SON, jriENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for tha ule and pizehaae of Beal Zest.. CollecUon or Rants. Negotiating Loans, on Bonds, ilortgages. Le-, No. 140 Third Pittsburgh. Pa. .t3-1r Michigan General Commission and Collec tion Agency Office, FOR the collection of Rome and Foreign States anther Money claims, In Mohican and adjacent Ineestment and Payment of Mont ye, psrment o•Tases. Purchase and Rale of Real Estate and Stock. anti Insurance Agents. • PELTIER & ANDERSON, Detroit, MichtSms. Se erencesin Antbsirgla —Mmes. Kramer A Rehm, Dank. err, to & Co, Ossetia Ottice: Lorene. Stewart A Co, Merchants. isairkr—Tvo Ageneies or Mlchigen from reaped...Mr Mssaranee Cosnuanies. mrifaird xIISTIIi LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent, Stock, Merchandise and 11111 Broker. cam Mo. CM to. ocath street, adore Wood. Business promptly atten irSsll ded l AMIIEL L. MARSI3 RLL, Secretary unt'. laralsace Company, 94 Watikr attest. M. GORDON, Secretary Western Insn ♦ rum Co, 9'2 Wider etmet. T ARDDIERCOFFIN, Agent for Franklin lap • pire wurano, co. r .ny. nost.h.dit comer of Wood PA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn • ruai laturanoe Company. 42 water atraat. MUSIC, &C. OHN HALELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes, Musk and umiaal lostraments. Mimi Boots, and tattoo Bose Wot for Clactgri ries Piano For* Ayr Waal= Penosylnala—No. WI Wood gOest. ENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music, IVlip , dal Instramemts, and Importer or unts,, strisirs. . it raurAtui= ciegn m s . r: t nd and fga i r:o u ll=. Matson. DRUGGISTS. TOWN HAFT, Jr., (enceessor to Jas. INVOuf -10 y,) Wholesale and Detail Druggist alld Dealer In Pants, OM, Dyestuffs, fse., 141 ood sawn, 3 doors below _ TUTU, 3S Pittsburg's. Illritogulor Aural, for Dr. ru's rah= 401:LN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in Dr.ta , Pallas, Oils, Vandal:am and tire BUM, no. VA Liberty street, Pittsburgh. All °vbrs will teal.. Drama atlantic.. lISr AMA lb. Sehartera Pull:cook rap. mar 3.4.13, A.,. A. FAIIISTESTOCK & holetmle Drug and moonbeams of CO.. Abe Load.itad and Llthorga, corm Wood and hoe Mods. Pitts menu E. SELLERS, Wholesale De l al . er in IZt i ZE 4 M V =l " Frtaicod t ttrG. gRA & REITER, Wholesale & Retail b = M irig , co..' or Lib.rt7 and Bt Char aroota. Salloo7NM AKER & CO., Wholesale • prastegs, Ho. i Wood street. Inttaborati. TOSEPH FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox ix/ s Co., corner Market newel and Diamond—K. - non- Mantli on hand a (1.111.1,1 complete aasortmenl of Drsp. edian., Medicine Chests, Pothunary, and all v. penalties l ane to his busluest Phyatela preseripttona earefedly otopoorndsel at all boom MANUFACTURING. •Villa Yf1ULL...................._......._....JA11D N. tILI4. WILLIAM BARNIIILL do CO., 61 Penn et., below Marbury, Pittsburgh. on.ER MAKERS and SHEET-IRON WOMPLEBB, Manufacturers of Barnhill'. Patent Clabartors, Brichen. Pit. Bed Steams Pt a, Con ...Lena/us, BLit Pane. hum Pans, In Yawls or We Boats at. Also, illack.mitio' Molt. Bridza not ro ves 1e0... re. Berairins dons on the shortest wand ed. W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail . SanuSseturer and Bogor C•bloot War. No E 3 AIM •D•eon. 101LN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of PATENT BOX VICES, • ooPodo , eOLID BOX IrmoBRAZED BOX VICES, coruer of Anderson and Rao Irmo orzooto ono Noon fro= tto Road street Bridge, Al lectonsf EDT. aoloeuell Hats and Caps. 1 WILSON is SON keep constantly on gfp.t 0 h 01t d ;h7:792. it'LL'' , ll7ll:lll.lt not funlonahla Ilat rend nod oboolx wtotl4 °Mt to er• us • tall Won purr/using. olootth.o, nolll4/ aclo D. WO= ----....-- U. t . COSA M'CORD & CO. WIICILLSALE A.ND =AIL PAS °imams • FEAT AND CAP .WITFACTURERS, AND DBALLES IX ALL UNIX'. 0/ t022.2V= Or WOOD AND FIRM STMVII. --,..55ara...."."" nr , h. pa. Alter Rock emmi . mr quality nUrtsle of !Lb Bart Lost. Calf an FOY Bonnets. Livingston, Roggen NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA. MACK and Depot Railroad Scales, Hay, llt aad_Clraln do.; Plante. and Counter dm; Door of all atsen Sp . ina, Do" 4 Thumb Latches. Coffee Min of ratio. kin ds Palat kLLI4 &pone.d oattoron bolts .4 natant.; ;1.e.1a ban natl.. ofovary ow riot: In form and Ord. W. W. WALLACE, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 512. & 1 and =I Lacey &a 2, opycau 3stit/vtdd amt. PIITSBURGILL Ik4ONIIMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones, Tops. Mantel. impost. noon. to, al. ways on hand. and made to order , by machinery , at the lowest price. Three hundred *Kenai and sheeted dm (or Mornment. Ac..pc. hand. Mack and Slab Ear his ftiralaited to the Trade at the lowest prices. All orders filled with daspstch at 319 Liberty attest. au% W. W. WALLACE._ - Penn Cotton Kills, Pittsburgh. 1% ENNEDY, CHILDS & CO., Minufao oh. ham of— Pm= A tia I heap 44 Sbeettner. =ClulAof jall ecdors and dts.dor, Bed Colt , 27. 43 A8L1 :sem au B dV.Zou , &dans. gill-Cedere telt at the Berdware Store of Leese, Wile= Co.: 131 Wood etrest. *III have attention. ie2kls , TO DEALERS IN WASHBOARDS. ,11 .1. 1 7847 0. RICE, of Cincinnati, invented e minable improvement nr Itlithboards. for which he a el • /bard Int/et...1819. geld Improvement consist ed prrperly preparing the Edges of • sheet of Zll3O (or other naltalkl• metal) mid there nansing them to /nem or eat their way Into the solid wooden 'ldes or 1. es of • Warblmerdi the method. enviously employe& having Men to plough cement or ear a morns" to naive the me talk plate. 0. RICE thlnequently mid hie °moo limo t and ownership in said relent to the enteerlber, who is now Fare Iteprietar therm/. OA well me oat, endhorieed man. efedurfr ( RICCA LIIPROELD P.ATE:..tir ZINC IVASHIiOARPS. havingthoreeded the fete firm of Wayne. Bailey *Co. In that !wives.. induced by the popes bray and extenrin eleol ttald Patented Washboards, . tg , m 4, , , ,emzh ix i . ; :gri t g,..vpk,== L TA% secured ru by mid Potent. tulle hove been csc ot need and are new pending •aninflt certain puttee, known to be thin engaged, and It I. my Intuition to presto:de for all In fringements upon rap legal and jtmt right to the extent 01 the I nR. An perm= an theme. CtUtlolll43 ytricheuing or dosilmg . In Zinc sVaehboarde, made after the meaner patented by RIM unbee branded .0. Rices prOrnt liitAboardt, ithreled OC.. 1P49," worm other beam premiere It any be well to remark that the variation In the .have of the crimp, or the employment of any Potent- Idacitioe ta 0011 Washboard', noes not glee theright to ult, the itgroted Ineinng Pro<l4l above deswribed, upon which the mimeo( the hosed reedy depend*. Whosesale order. for the penning evade IT.T.titiir ...Hefted and momptly executed alas low prices as any of the mimic. tharixed maths, by JueEPII W. WAYNC. _Pole Proprietor and Manufacturer therm.; Office at hardware Stare, N 0.106 Mania.opladte teal. Cincinnati, Ohio. SCOTT, Dentist, Fein to street, floo doors moot oof Markst. Ora bolus es, ...... VOID • I- 111.0 P.N. All 'Fen oronsatod. Barlow's Indigo Blue. BARLOW.'S INDIGO BLUE is now wall eitabilehed aa the best article ever offered foe Blue. log Clothe,. It Weatherly free from acre or .011. S he inflone to the finest artielea. All Iloneekeepen who bare not Mad It VIII tmllt touch cheaper and lue trouble thanJadigo or ant other artActe out. The great demand for It 7ue brought out wiveral Jentablona. Housekeepers and Consumer! w Y•Hilt Ibe re DIV timtavirgßimfa-,r.gr. at 4-limavxrauttn. Storekereters an pet their 'applies nom the UTOCIITIMI4 Druggists *bey deal with , at prices thet par them snood profit. DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, TARNIatIES„ DYE SMITS dc.,.dr, with • Int rat.] assortment of every. thing to the Hoe. Starekeepera.Thyliciane and Harinfata toren supplied at reasonable maw. ALYBKD WILTHEIWER, prvgalet. stadia No. lea N. Second rt., Phtledelphis. Intelligence °Mee, NO. 2 ST. CLAIR STREET. SERVANTS of all descriptions supplied Priests families and Hotels ire rap e ctfolly eullelted to grail tbemselees of the %dillies now offered. l'est ern lan offered as enemata, we future farm. N B.—Col!netlaas promptly sttemded to. rstelyd JUL LEWIS. (AIM& PENNA. RAILROAD--Wantaxl ICJ 20 shun of Stark to roroplrto an order. WILKINS it. co., tante:sand ConnetlasSon Stock Ilstkers, il, tth st 1 . A. BROWN, ,irotzld most renpectfully in olh. raft taba.Poiblig.trttl'grie;_ht'il.gst. s deVill Ditto assortnatot of -V•oltian'llthedg Ana, ' , tofu...not. tees art mole to order, In the beet style, warranted equal to any In the United Staten Ills Blind, =lxbe reared without lb* edd of a screw driver. flaring porehard the stoet. toot,, and wool of tho o..bintt botobtlahment of Hammyi 5.141.L1And, I am _ground to forolah their old =tamers as well thepubile at large, with In their lAA ao. 6 Wood greet, Pittaborgb. fosh2ll J. A. BROWN. VIINDRY BLUR—The attention of fami lien and 'cashew:comb invited to Me Blue, which in mply Indigo dlesoired, having ell its properttee retained. The Laundry Blue pommel, over the undissolved lndl ep the advantage of Imparting abetter color to clothes. of be. lug touch Dna. simple and convenient ibr nee, and of be• lag► waving - Mahout one bolt owing to the fact that. not. More than one ballot the Indigo can he atomised by .nie. ter. It to entirely destitute of an 7 PM:grace iniurhole to cloths. We would solicit • trial. sod warrant it to teas represented. Yoe We by JOHN 11117 ./r.. &TO Zi0.141 Wood Hagan & AM, f 11(10. , 91. Market st ,are closing out their en snick of Oil Goode at ijarensedLaxiont from 1 7 1' • ei e P o r tM d IV la cent i t o b r UT ' NZ rel o g ed l i taaevat t lim v r ar, o fe :Nze . Wekbaadathez and Boland Brccade Plald ecped Dreae g ßoae, " oi which will be cold at • oast eaciidcw Jaddi Sp_ring of 1855. - MURPHY do BURCHFIELD ecculautca otailrc On Monday. March • in, Their early supplyaf BYRUM 00009. rah A. MASON & CO. are now opening 200 4.y rns • vats and paskays Callesse. Muslim Glagaarca, mks, Samm Studs, U. liuslla do Lela" de, _le. which bar. teetk purchased o the laste PeraSsPtcd7 at mush lam than test of saauutseturs. APS • ' iLLKS—A. A. Mason & open on k llonday, Fob. po• of Plaids.n mid raid P Ineltothlr X fl Gm pea of tbsop • At SIX. • )1 .1 001 PLAIDS—A. A. Mason & Co. are soillagout ths Wawa attherPtaide st. ad= I ens • NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. From VLSSCHER & SCHELL'S General Adiortblog House, No. 340 and 341 $01141•Ar, SOW Talk. Gate tic, BO Nasmu otreeL) 9=!3 MIM!!! FAME HANGINGS, tramsulA AID ann. THOMAS FAYE Si 00.,, 256 and 257,Broadssay,licw 'York, • r...ectly *mew tJa• Cttr Mal A Para. j lrEs' constantly hand'a full stock of 11 American and French Paper' Ifan l it e lm Borders. L=dscapc . ;, r 4 l .le C r ' an ' yl " rn.7 . th e t tramie ft. . alerchauta laying lithe: stoats, coo bay from Brat Fe an no manufacture largely and Impart direct from French Man tifacturers. *Vatican year* sole agenta ths United State. . . Our retail department comprLver the richest Kyles of Decoration. bpectal. Importationirmad., when deaind, from our eplendid cell .e&M” Of marl 0. Artistle Papas nuous rent to any part of the Ballad State. mh11)-3mr Umbrellas and Parasols. - JOtiN L SMITH, WHOLESALE ,lILNUFACTUBER, 234 and 235 Broadway, New York. The mod extensive to the world. THE late fall in the price of materials, con fZatiggn tl t itt a tr 7 r.. ti f rw?i; 7;4 =4l trad and to offer to mefrehanu. at very exer prime, the largest *rod most completskuortment of UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS to be found In Europe or Moeda.. NMl:mote .kiting Nur York to boy their goods,_ or, roopectcolly Invited to codcall stunt. the clock , Wow Purchoshep. N. 11.—Pleue rot this card out and rutAto your pock et took for "erasure. oah9=hra lOLLW.II.I2TII, 1855. Mrs. WM. SIMMONS, tot Broadway, N. Y. ls now prepared to. esnibit, and offers fo ' sale to wholesale and retail Bnyere v `at the lowest pee s le cash prices, the largevt and newt selected stork French, English and Amerlean Mildner y gad file Mood If°Need at any onevostablichment 113 Oltr; equal I f Dot superior to her former haportatimie They hare teen eeilleed with great can by the. celebrated French milliner, Madame Lahalleur, of Paris, sad Mrs. Lament tine, of Bond et, London. P. B.—Pattern Bonnet+ constantly no band. Order. kir mall punetually attended to. Mne. SIMMONS, feL7-yenv Pat Broadway. New York. . Daguerreotype Materials, &c. Aft,....../., cue reinedisti er ni g/cgs/of lo snow this , moor:,. Joao fogeDogneree is corfewrs. ANTHONY'S eneild Depot of Materials for the Daguerreotype, and for pictures on /tinted:id t. Catalogue. furnished on application. p or d e can 1,,, .cot by o.llTi.k. loyable on Misery, but Parties with whom we are unacquainted. most Overear enre as to their ability to pay Ibr the goods au ontrol.or remit with their order enough to corer expense. of trw. Porton.. fe.27.3inv Z. ANTHONY...VS ifroadway, N. Z. New York Bag Manufactory. lIADS B F = lo k us l4. F .. eed, t. O u rain, 11 , 7 1 ‘1, 'fox ilay, r Aga made and printed to order by n iraehbanty El der o gr Web. Address. an above. 17 plater.; Nem Fork. feTT,lror WM. SIMMONS, Wholmile Denier in STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY, rn21..11.• Zr.: BROAD DA r, Straw Goode, French Flowers, i ASH purchasers are solicited to examine our stock of STRAW Q DS, /french row re. tn. anima wUI rut mond eupertur to that of any other e almilar blouse to the Otto. We shall males. the EOMIAA 0.1.1100.pr420117.11 , . an of our own manufacture. the latest style... of lIONNILTP d . Pnumb Flowery, de. tn. 'thigh we &Toe to 0/1811 punter " * f r , °'"d r: li rt L Tll:lfgu 6t. 66]060 sc. oWIITii. CASH Mt SIC & PIANO gTORE OP ORACE WATERS. No. 333 Broadway, New Ytrk. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY. Ifftusic at Greatly Reduced Rates. NOTWITHSTANuINO -the combination of Mask. Dealer. to Weep up tbe price. of onneopy. 'lOl. =Ude, aiming the Interests of and tired r nasal to extend to &tr. Water. , the.motti.l.l of the trade, ne is mating imlieMlll Wes—hums ablllllll4nt ert dame. that ne has public countenance Loa In hi. Moths Talent, and M* Trlfe r N ant:l?=l;,."' aid M UL ock of Anscrlcan nod ?Meow. Musk Ls Immenso. and the eautlumte of Ws own publinations la fiDe a thee. Wont and brat Morin( lo the United Rel. Lie has also made Pia nos csl7s. of Pli.not=d i tet o = Pianos for $175. ring and g=.llite of espied qualify. and iostrumente strong sad as ass as taw. which nut POO. Manir of orrty moiety of style and . prnalo $lOOO. O.IIX{SIIIC thereof tot .111hreot mans !mood them the celebrated soden rotprored 'Wetter Iliaief end thejtrif yreetian ADAM] Placa al T. thorny (b. oak*. fouatrit of las Zollati Ha n Second hand Pan. at graddinntflat. Moos from SW to ging klolodeoulfroutjfeedlgferoutmannhetoiles.includ• low the wen two-nen E. di It IL W. liana's llotadzgiton ad to the metal temperament.) Ms teit maiefn th. 'rated nat.* Prin. ffost oo .., 1 . Vier WI. 11125. nod seoltn't woos. neat Melodious IPO, Maw and .116>daws era Wad. Thochert-aertur to the trade, ectuada.any 12,4 ter mint dlincolt to derigasen and church.. ill alleys promptly attatatd to. Musk vent uenrinl tans of?. a:natty. goat-pald. of. thwreduweito... lb.oo. ttrW.Z.lrt::4ll72:.:l;l:3ltl:. t 0"3.: A CARD. 66 C•iraft FTRECT. Milt TORE_ MOLYHEIIIC BELI I IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF CLOAKS & MANTILLAS. 'VOL' LD respectfully inform the trado y v that ht. lospotted and mahuitutured seri. flu. the Fatima Trade will be ready for inapectlen tha 10th at February. Iles Lelng the only Umatilla tamviaant from New York who is e . It ving hula thv mom. may moonu bit amen that he will hove later mad mere varied styles than gni haulm In the trade. StrThe 131.1 r• of dealer. healed to (beaten% mad that may reit rrrrr Ott taloa. yalta2mv SCHEE:PPE= RROTEBRS it CO., WHOLESALS DRUGGISTS, NEW TORE. Hatt "anneal ea Ne. TFV..name e, oar. keßeennttn, IMPORTING the leading Drvga from their original Inarksta, both le Europe, and East Inch...and trench .4 English Chen:drab. Perfumery. Tooth. Nall end ilair Drab., flair ()lotto and Strap., Paris and Trieste *pone., Corks, 5041.4. get. le, they off. them on the ntostreseonabls tenon Orders either in r.. 1114 bl mall. gill redline their NIA &Umatilla. jelll2nor ALDERMEN. I. Donaldson. Alderman. fiFFICE, corner of reran and St. Clair eta., rinsbemb- All Instlnt= I ,, AtAlobse to tat , ottoo of en.an will b. pramptly attrod.d to ms-tra Patrick IticKerat ALDERMAN OF THE THIRD WA!..D. 1 - IFFICE corner of Giant and 7ifth streets, p (fiermerly occupied by Alderman Leath.) to,. all basil:Lem pertalleng to and:doe or Alderman and Justice piths Nue tell to promptly attendad le. fe2-3en MISCELLANEOUS. STEW LET & EILGOR4 111.1211:1744FEHER8 OF COOKING. HEATING. FANCY STOVES, GRATES, FENDERS, Pipes, Boxes, and Foundry Castings of all kinds. OFFICE AND WARFILIOUSE, No. 267 Liberty St., corner of Hand, PITTSBURGH, PA. ROBERT H: PATTERBON'S LIVERY AND SALE oryter Di o, CMryAiteF L $i , 1541 • PITTBI3IMIII. PA. ASHLAND HOUSE, ARM STP.W.T, 61107 X EEC TII BTBZET. PHILADELPHIA. H. 8. BENSON, Paoratzrow WPrice f Board, 11.60 Per day-JEM Idiu 8. 1a64-11r4 WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and H awk In rgribu Plain. sad Decorative Papa tt. Imits_Bs Wood streargb. g i.,;TTaAN, retu alsbrated manufacturn, Mew sat, Da. of a-03 rARIr3 FASHIONS FOft LADIES'DRESS• E&—Th• Parish I' oblong tbr JUNE, direct Der steamer bot Cu sale on the let mesh= tj us. L. B. wiLsoN. ==i=ettE3=2l r. a. r. BIER, JONES de CO., PROPRIETORS KIER'S PORTABLE.BOAT LINE, E.IIRWARDINO AND COMMISSION IdEßaiLlan, anal Doan. &Intik 'dead, Pf Dame Lad. lard Oil. Mesa Port, 3.0. Um.. Hier'.... trs and 1C0.1411t, anthracite and Scotch Pit boy, Bollur Brick and Clan Anthracite, Cal, te. Mol9 BANKING HOUSES - - OF JOHN T. HOOD: TOOK No. 2 SOUTH SD ST. PHILADELPHIA, . PITTSDU ROIL ALLEOHENT F4O , IIIIISET, SOMERSET MOUNT PLEASANT. WHIT:HOE-WE 00.. Pena& CONNELLSVILLI, FAYETTE LH, UNIONTOWN, .DEOWNSVILLN. Dopoalta reogl i vd , Digoounta made, Drat@ bought, g o l d andgouggeg,t, Notes and Specie bought and sold Stook', Not.. and other Seotuitles bought; god „Id gg Comprpondance and collage= sollelbed. tudD•tf. MARC% 1855. ' Fresh Spring Stock of Trimmingt. ose,Pu lIORNE &CO. have jult complete ed the noosing of their Swing Stork offloads. to ch they desire to esll the attention of their llirOMM 11114 the trade.. A !Mika of thoirdtmk U rMoilled Mine. Dzu,sli the roost styled of Game, lace and Minn Telma:dogs, Watered Sonoma, Yrioses, 0 trope. Braids and Buttons. EXIII.OIIIIIIII — Fine remelt Wronght.Swito ard /mond Collars, Reeves and Bobo Maltese. aslencionnes sad Altar So der Sokbroldemd CSPS. Banda. Vfidtr, Transfer Work, Wroosbt Vaisya sod Insertion. &a. lleenatr AND 0L0111F•A compleht and saris& samara meat rultol to the meson. • amt. moiety of Gammon& Mitts, latioding Paris made Lam Ilitts, Ild Dion, ' intrmir Stona.lortmet S i AL Cotton Ribbons, 7lowees and CanTsrCrapeo.lk and Cotton QolWalik 111 toss sod Bit and Colored Silk Lam, Se. 0102' Toarirloo aocons—Rene' end aw.eaurta.Oallars. Ceonta end Modern ^Soong Imerfits ..:Congrosa," and • dem, 11l Me Contra "BMW' mod "Blemum , Tie* Samna ao. 'AticaLl&osors—fillk.. Cotton and Limn ton, yoh r , .w on e,,,a, cantor, Stamped Work, Itrushea, Cow* st, sorlort Moonshot. Cards and t n c lw l ot : La m liating Yarns. kr, he., alaf eg wyi ths; mel disposed ta attesoathe best foram ilalLNESTriannhat Stone, mMS4md 77 Mallet st. LOUIS SCHAEFER, Attorney at Latf, and Eastern 61leetor z. Oa .I,TO, SWIG to • . 01:110 AND Pdhli3iLE4ll74 DJWLROAD T i mwsTne,llcdmes,Txueesmra..Colsimblansouchlanell, BuouoltahartagwinuabullMakoniarma oleo. ' =SM. Ohio. 14. e". aelOn. Pi= aO3, / - ffi r " V jee k th i s i. Taber . 2.1. • ' 43; PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 24, ISM. From tb. Nom York Min Or. lam astonished at the frivolous manner inwhich some simple people talk of taking the Moro Cas tle and the City of Havana. There are thousands In the United States who have been induced by the press to believe that this celebrated fortifica tion can be taken with a few frigates and a few hundred soldiers. This is a gross fallacy. AU our navy, and 20,000 soldiers would find full oo copation in making the attempt. The English government, in 1762, fitted out a very large fleet, with transports conveying 10,000 soldiers, to attack Manua, which was captured after a siege of 22 days, with a loss of over 10,- 000 men. • For the benefit of those who never read or heard of this famous siege, I abridge an account of that event for their information—hoping the press will republish it for the enlightenment of the masses on this interesting topic. In the year 1762, 19 ships of the line and 18 frigates, with various smaller tassels of war and some 200 transports, under command of Pocook, and 10,000 soldiers, under Gen. Monokton, arri ved off the Moro Castle, with the avowed pur pose of capturing that celebrated fortress. The army lauded to the outward of the Moro, with out opposition, and immediately besieged the fort. Five thousand men were employed in the attack, and five thousand in covering the siege and protecting the parties engaged in procuring water. The hardships endured by the troops In carry ing on this siege was incredible. The earth or soil was everywhere so thin, that it was with difficulty they could cover themselves in their approaches. The want of water was also very distressing. The army was obliged to fetch wa ter from a 'great distance. So scanty and pre carious was the supply, procured with great la bor, that they were obliged to have recourse to what the ships could afford The heavy artille ry had to be dragged a long way over a rough and rocky shore. Under these painful circum stances the men in great numbers dropped dead, with thirst, heat and fatigue. The navy aided the siege by packing their ships of the line in position, and bombarded the fort for seven hours without intermission. This divided the Spanish forces, who were now com pelled to defend themselves, at the same time, on the land and sea side. The troops in the fort (situated on a rook one hundred and twenty feet high) defended themselves gallantly; and the English suffered severely, and in order to save their ships were compelled to draw them off out of reach of the Spanish guns. As soon se the Spaniards were relieved from the bombardment of the navy, the artillerists re turned to the land side. Tho fight now became very desperate and destructive. The cannonade continued seven days ; the siege had lasted twen ty days, with little hope et taking the:Moro. At this time the English received a reinforcement of four thousand fresh troops. Now, inspired with fresh hopes, the attack was renewed; their ei ertions redoubled, and it last with success. Oa the 22d day of this memorable seige the fort was captured. The city held out a few days and than surrendered to prevent unneceury sacrifice of life. The loss sustained by the English army sad Busy , was horrif le. The English historians, an..e how dekrly this victory wee obtained, pru dently omitted to record the number of killed and wounded. C.a-mporary writers (not English) : "this fort cost England over tan thousand men." After reading this account, an American may' make come estimate how many ships and- how many soldiery, (Allibtuders,) undisciplined men, it would require w capture the Moro Castle. A FLEXING Rar.—"Three-fourths of the little local elections of the last few months, round about the country, have been carried, nominally tiniest, by the Know Nothings. Very likely, too, they will carry the State of Virginia against 14„ Wise, by • large majority. Yet.wltti all -these successes, past and prospective, it la impos fable to define accurately the purposes, princi ples or prospects of this new political party."— Thus speaks the New York Nereid, which has for three or four months peat, been the leading ex ponent of Know Haltingly= in this Slats. The .paragraphs are material only as they emanate from a Beam°, which however deprived of the public regard in a moral point of view, is end. tied to consideration for the sharp appreciation of the popular feelings and tendencies, which has ever distinguished Bennett's paper. The fellow from his excellent stand point, cl arly son dif ficulties, dangers, and final and speedy ship wreck, for the Know Nothing or fixation as a National political Party. In libutsachusetts, in. Virginia, and in South Carolina,l the so-called . 'American' movement will overcome all opposing bodies, and occupy the public places. But Mas sachusetts' rAmericsaism' is rank Abolitionism —while the South Carolina article, is squally rank Slavery propagandism. Know Nothingisto in Virginia, is in deadly conflict with the old line Democracy, and while allied with Whlggery, yet fiercely fights Free Sodisco, and repudiates all sympathy or imputed connection with the anti slavery article in Massachusetts. Leaving oat of account the difficulties presenting in tho State of New York, where 'America:AlM' sustains the Fugitive Slave Law and the Compromises, and wars upon BZWAED auditor anti-slavery element, how will It be possible to harmonize the Know Nothingism of South Carolina, Massachusetts and Virginia, into aNarionalpelitical movement? He would be a wonderful man who would con join these repulsive and discordant elements.— Can sack an one be foand2—Buffalo Democracy. THE Manor or A 091 LAT STAM—Missouri enjoys the distinguished honor of being the cat's paw of the AIM power . of the Union. During the . late election in Kansas she volunteered to do the dirty work, which would have nauseated— we had thought—any one of the Confederacy though only its thirty-first share had been ap portioned. And nobly she did it, too—for all the world as if she rather liked it and was willing to be again employed. She furnished gratuitous ly, no far as yet appears, large delegations of her choicest blackguards, who went up like a gang of Goths and roared out their blackguard Missouri opinions as if it were the popular senti ment of the Territory. The more we learn of this foreign invasion of the infant Territory the more outrageous it appears. Invader/ formerly went anted with swords. When fillibusters de roend•upon a land to capture it, they tase plenty of =ekes. But these Miuonri men went arm ed with whisky bottles, and kindly assured the enemy that if they would let them have their own way they would harm nobody but themselves.— This was considerate, and deserver the thanks of the sovereign people of Kansas, whom they thus wind round their thumb. Missouri bounding the whole of her eastern frontier, and escape, except through it, being next to impossible, all her kind offices must be appreciated, and her Foote-like promises of hospitality to Governor . Reeder are duplicated in value and significance. But what return shall Missouri receive for this voluntary performance of the dirty work which the Slave Power commands? All that we can think of as likely to be offered his perpetual re membrance of her offices, toad to neighborhood that is forced into habits of tiezro.stealing as a matter of self-defence, and not 'natural retalia tion. —H. Y. Timm Nsw AND Istromrairr AIissIONASY ENTIAPItIiN to Arama.—Under the title of the African Ex ploraticn Society- ut asscciation hos been form ed in England. . 'purpose of "exploring and evangslit,ag Africa,' from a station at Tunis. They propos , cdablishing en African school at Tutus, to be conducted by medical, scientific and religions tutors from the United KingdoM, in which native agents shall be trained to circu late the Scriptures, and at the same time sub. serve the purposes of honest trade. With the advantages that will be given them, they will be able to push Southward from Tunis to Timbao too and Soodah. The Bosley intends to employ no other means to extinguish the slave trade, than the circula tion of the Bible and the establishment of honest commercial relations. Heretofore, the deadly climate of Central Africa has prevented strong expeditions from vemaining there, but them:Wye agents whom the Society will employ, will be acclimatedpatriots able to converse on all qual ity with those whom they shall seek to Influence; at once missionaries and (lamella The society is said to have the countenance and support of President Roberts of Liberia.— One part of galley agreed upon is that not the slightest hostility shall be shownagaimit Mahom modem,- bat 'on the lontiary; their, aid will he invoked on "points which Christians and kfahom. maddens agree, whenever it *an conscientiously be done. A Fli'sCrwre Sarno BANK.—The ...Fire Cents Baring Bank of Boston". has been in existence a year, and thi first anneal report of the Directors has just livered. The whole number of deposi tors is given at 6.749, and their respective ages Is matter .of curious Interest Depositere under five y ew s o f age, 902; itTO twat leas than fifteen years, 1,683; fifteen and less than twenty one years, I,oos;.twentrone and leas than eighty years, 2,993. The namber who hare deposited lees thin ss' le 8,085; $6. and leas than. $2O, 1,602; $2O and leas than $6O, 724; $6O and lest than $lOO, 616;,$100 and hes than $BOO, 677; from $BOO to $l,OOO fiebasive, 281. The whole amount rimeived.fram dr/caftan:is $885,22196; _ anseastdrava by 414031W:a is $ 96 ;- 287 98; lambi a balance of 8269 989 98. Ws eould not feel that we had fulfilled the I duty of a public journal should we allow the de ' velopments of the "Nunnery Investigation" at Boston to pass without remark; and yet the sub- jest Is one which we approach unwillingly and j with shame. We shrink from acknowledging, even to ourselves, that the Legislature of a State, occupying the Moral and intellectual position which Massachusetts hrU ao long occupied in this Union, coati have found among its members a committee which would discharge a delicate duty in a manner so utterly indelicate, not to say indecent and outrageous. Wo are loth to own in the face of the world, that in a body of men which the world has the , right to assume were selected on account of their peculiar fitne to represent the intelligence, the moral worth, and the culture of one of the oldest, most thor oughly respectable and Most highly miltivated COMMTUI.II-33 of the country, there were found nearly a score who could avail themselves of a little brief authority to insult a feehlshousphold of seclude , ' rOtartl, to .outrage their religious sentiment, a .d even to rudely break down, or rather to meanly sneak through the barriers which christianity has drawn around their sex. But the admission must be made, I reluctant as we may be to make it; else we may be held responsible for sins from which we - do not absolve ourselves. The London Thnes . has enough to do to look after England now,but were it not so what a scathing onslaught would there be on this development of the proprieties of life es they are practiced by legielatoreln the Modern Athens of the Modern Republic. The right to appoint a Committe for such ex aminations as that which occupied this Commit tee IR, perhaps, not to be denied; but it Is aright which exists only on account of the possibility that measures so nearly Inquisitorial in. their character may be needed to protect the State a gainst great abases and insidious danger. But this possibility is extremely remote, and the notion that our political or our Boatel institutions are indsageredby the machinations of the Church of Rome, which has been foisted on the Ameri can movement is sheerly chimericaL No each danger, no shadow of such dinger exists. While the press is free, while the schoolmaster treads closely on the - heels of the pioneer, while the spirit of oar laws Is that which animated the settlers of Plymouth Bay And Jamestown, there need be no fear that the occupant of the chair which totters upon the seven bills will attain any power in this country at all dangerous to its liberty or its prosperity. The committee whose proceedings have just been investigated in Boston .ebould never have been appointed; for although Its 'authority was general, it is well known that its purpose was particular, and that it was directed especially, if not solely, at this little household of quiet, unof fending females, who had, according to the dic tates of their consciences, devoted themselves to , an ascetic religious life, and were endesioring to , work out their own salvation after their own l 'way. If it were absolutely necessary for the safety of the great State of Massachusetts, that these poor women should be ""examin taloned," the unpleasant duty should have been awarded to the smallest number that could discharge it satisfactorily, and it should have been composed of gentlemen eminent at once for discretion and courtesy. But here we have a dozen committee men; not satisfied with their numbers, and per haps quailing at the thought of meeting half their clamber of the other sex under such very peculiar circumstances, soliciting friends to join them and keep them in countenance, stumbling in upon these ladies at their household duties, at their devotions, and on their sick beds, snooping about, opening closet doors, handling rosaries, noseing around under pillows and bed curtains as never old women—in petticoats—nosed and enouped before, and making themselves general. ly eh:Goatees and disgusting to those who were undergoing their visitation. There has been an attempt made in one or two quarters to apologise for this sneaking commit tee, to palliate their offences against decency and to justify the general courts of their -pro ceedlisgs. The task is not only futile but most impolitic. _lt-would ho far Wiser to endeavor to aggravate their conduct into the dignity of an intentional, high handed insult. Then there might be two aides to the question raised . now there is bet one with all who are not lost to the decencies of civilized life and the dignity of man hood, not to say the instincts of gentlemen. The evidence given by some of the members of the committee and these who accompanied them hi appealed to by the apologists; but at the best it is but negative evidence and amounts to little and that little dwindles to nothing when the halt ing chime-fazed air which blushes even through the types of the Report is considered, as it must be in Budging the value of the testimony. The truths that the affair from beginning to end is contemptible. We are art to complain that place, and authority, and position, when de rived from the true source of power, the people, receives too little consideration now-a-days,— that we are losing that veneration which is no. doubtedly an.element of a healthy tone of mind; but if those who sit In our high places will de. grade themselves openly before the world, as they have :Reis RO ready to do of late, how can we but fail to lose the faculty which we are not called upon to use. The investigation of this committee I. sa been ridiculous. When it had not to do wit r prying Into "buck . baskets' and foul linen" it concerned itself about talkies, and oyster sauce, and champagne, and the board bills of nameless ladies. If a blander be worse than a crime—and in a certain sense and an im porttust sense it is worse—then the Legislature of Massachusette le In a parlous state; far It has blundered ridiculously antthas made its shame patent to the world.—N. Y. COUT and Eng. • Toe Law or NEMISOLAL RELATIOI 11111/IZI THE Sxxzs.—The "Annual of Scientific DilliCOT ,ery," contains the following interesting facts concerning the numerical relation of the sexes. It says: "There is a natural law of relations between the sexes, which Is found to vary at different ages according to the different dangers to which they are exposed. This le one of the most cu rious of natural laws and one of the most inter esting, demonstrating the admirable economy of . adaptations between the several parts of the nat ural system. if the number of male, end fe males born was exactly equal, the result would be, that before they reached tho middle age, the female sex would be reduced too low, and be come inadequate to the purpese which it has to fill. In fact, the number of males born is al ways greater than. the females by about 4 per cent. At 20 years of age, this preponderance is entirely lost, and there are more females than males. At 90 years, the balance is again the Other way, and there are more males than fe males. At 70 the sexes are about even, and the ultimate age of the human being is reached without any decided advantage to either sex.— Both the censuses of 1840 and 1850 prove the law. Beyond the age of 40 years, the probabili. ty of longevity is much greator for American. women, than that of men. This contrasts sin. gularly with the fact that the physique (relative. ly) of American women is inferior to that of American men. That fact, tut has been shown, however, tells tremendously on women between the ages of 10 and 40, when their mortality is very great. The longevity. of corn women is very extraordinary. There are now 480 Ameri can women above one Aundredlears of age." • A flusnastes Dienoncia aati Vuoitaxes.—A Mr. Alexander J. Forbes, an old resident of Buffalo, and recently returned from California, where he had been absent about three years, finding his familyon the eve of being materially Increased, and having satisfied himself that the author of this diegrue was a Mr. Michael -Sha ler, a clerk In the employ of Mr. George Gage, grocer on Senecas street, proceeded this: morn ing about 11 o'clock to Mr. Gage's store, nod after asking for an account which Mr. Gage had against him, drew a revolver and tepidly dis charged tee abots against Shaler—only one, however, took effect—pasting through the right breast and out at the back. Shake now lies in rather 'vainest condition, although it is soppo led he will not die. Al soon as the act was done, Mr: Forbes at once gave himself up to the .oftlcers —he was entirely calm—expressed his regret that 1 the man Sbaler wu not killed—maid he had good awl *efficient cause for the perpetration of his apparently rub act. 1 The use of Forbes seems a peculiar nisteew slog one. He appears quite an intelligent man, and apparently was prompted by no other me. tive than that of in some meunrs repairing great wrong which hid been done to him. He was formerly in the employ of Messrs. Cutler, Stearns & IYh to , ea IL cabblet maker, afterwards bad a abate Otlhis min on Exchange street, - and then left for California where he has labored assiduously for the past three yeari,during which time he had remitted over. E 3,000 to his trife , Sheer was !supposed to be hit particular . friend, and on bis return, Forbes bought a : richly mounted cane, costing. him $65, and presented it to him as an evidence of his uteem. We are . told that Shaer was warned by Efr:Forbes, ai soon as he learned the amount of Ida di/resat; that 14 had better leave the city. Sheer paid no attention to the advice, and the result follOW• ell; as above detailed.—Betralo Cont. Idevaustoatis Irracoratnox,—A gentleman In &boohoo, Ark, ems married to a young tro na; and :after fvur months connubial ttnelty, was presented black baby. lie called on his rested the cirouisstonse, and ask- Wills adobe. “Altrlght," add domino! the Isw, ..let me have hoppers, and you Anil, kutve & divorce Instaidsi.' bang • diTure,or roylled the' gentleman, only want. to know If t can 'call the cursed Weser I" VOLUME LXVIII-NUMBER -208. 814=0 CROP or Boons.—The Buffalo Auto mate is disposed- to ridicule the authors aia books that are trotted oat before the public, from time to time, with so much display of capital letters, and exclamation points. Read the fol lowing; "The Spring crop of new books promises Well. Notwithstanding the 'severe weather of February, the seed was not generally winter-killed, and as soon as the frost trout of the ground _we may expect early editions. Some hothouse speci mens are already in the market, but they do not • ! possess the succulence and flavor of those pro duced in the usual manner. A distinguished forger and two burglars of excessive criminality base their autobiographies in press. 'The mato ' ry of the Drop Game,' and .Wstel Stuffing, by a Connoisseur,' will follow ;immediately upon the 'Swipesey Bob, the Bold Botcher,' and 200,000, copies, in advarter, of 'The Dlilkumn,". have been ordered. 'Cold Coffee,' a sequel to ..Rot Corn,' will be tuned in May, and .Pesstore Pntwozx' has a volume in press on the subject of the down trodden apple pedlars. We learn from entirely 'reliable bounces, that ''Toasted Muffins or the D4.f; 'Dumb and Blind "Anctioneer," wainotlrrit- I Lett by Mr. Irma° and that Bancrorr, will not, at present, acknow l edg e'e authorship. • Gene red Pm-ace's new work, 'Campaign Catastrophes,', ' will be dedicatpd to Geo. Sermses.n Ceram:dam Taavr.t.—The fine steamer Illi nois sailed. for Aspinwall yesterday, with seven hundred and fifteen passengers for California,— another vindication of the opittion.we expressed fortnight ago, that the stream of emigration is flowing California-ward this spring with a' stronger tide than ever before. Seven hundred and fifteen passengers I What a young village In here! But the vessel is !Urge commodi. Otis, and will socommodite them all' with ease; so friends, who are mourning the.departing ones, don't dream of them no sharers in the horrors of it "middle passage." The ease and comfort with which a trip can be made to California now by way of. Aspinwall and the Panama Railroad, is greatly promoting the emigration thitherwaed of the families of those adventurers who desire to Bettie on the Pacifio elope. The Illinois carried out no leas. thou one hundred and twentpooe ladies and seventy-eight children—the larger portion of them unaccom panied by gentlemen. Indeed, ladies may now make the trip to San Francisco with no more difficulty and much leas fatigue than a journey to Washington would involve. The steamer, up on reaching Aspinwall, meets airnist of 'railroad • oars upon the wharf, with steam all up, ready for a start. Three or four hours' ride brings them to the Pacific coast,and an hour more places the passengers on board the vessel which' is to land them at San Francisco. The changes of conveyance are two only ; and there sio no enpositres to fevers, or rain, or any other seri ous inconvenience on the way.—N. limes. "Dreams' ItNRIE, by F. H. Hodges; Pop pee the Can as off the Btue Canaria, of 34 Last Ow; Angola ever betght and' far e, .i.o. imnr, Haw foe nee Nam Oh Indoor what thou feeleok .. r. „ t - rn about to entlangjg Ales) down The Flaunting Flag of Monti: N poison golokstetc One =Mau mu* vet. • C. _..... Le Joann tie /oulee—lteveti• ptr , I.:. t i i i .listionx -a...tulip:in whose klile a li ght. wi th L‘ O g r a a p l h s r a —Te ne a % .. Joen . . • Pio4llc Wll7 Is al Mug Chestnut It. iceeptitne. Nser Bcaorrnicins,- Idlentld." dedicated to N. P. N 411114 Fairy Land, to Nair Mascnu.—, Frutellek the emit; Grand Mirth de Conant, he. atrrrai ..... . . . . Yew psyr: Oh whiner *bet fire West. SeDsrstiait. Al^ • oolleetka of sheet y , a 0 sa p to o e.t o b . e nate and T ioit 1 ,ih:rse A db the oldestehhhedDe AK , N TE IB U o U& t., , salt • Sewed door above 6th st.l NEW BOOKS ree'd by E,Endler, Alleghe ,.:Esd„..rt.eollt. Paul, by aut h or of Morning MI 7NWl4lrtitraCaut to Jens, The Spud ofJeloS. Words 01 Jen*, Tit Brest Journey. ea maam stior; . me Y Pssiss. Sißego (AGSMS. do Coarcerud, br author erltstrospecb The Yamßl of Bsibsew • r '• Picturee from dint:art...id, Bk.. O. alsa; Tbe if; Sl ß oths's:Am /twists:Bus Cblkirep, Magdalen Ilspburn;• , • • • Bb sr Agnes. TotemereLl. or uw. Paysoeu New Putilceticms and fresh. supplies of Books from B. Carter t Bros; Ilsrpare =Other, - Pubibberr. .bo frau • Presby.derissi and itartlet Board, L B. B. llolon.and Trost &Cat!. Brengel's:el Knowledge. Backer, tr. sea B OOKS, 430011S=Lito and Epistles of St ltns• Pratt Jul Gsomsfry: - Phys Seal Geography-of the Br; Memoir of the Mantas. of Easseington; haunt Boy Plltlosophsr. BMW/ Wary Books. Yor We byAD. • •1113 J. L. RE Roarth it. WANTE Donds,—Ohio and Penn R..N. In- Do • B do Stock. do tit Divldond Scrip, North luisricsu bilging Ogapsay. bistiotal do do • Pittsburgh City Hoods . • . A s i Vigti ViStisubigunra Bonk Stock. • IVILKIIig a CO. psalms sad Cotturdsgoo Stock Brokers, No. 71 Fourth street. VALUABLE FARM IN NORTH. FAY-. lITTE TOWDIBIIIP YOB. BALS—Bltnatad .o mile,' from the alty and2X miles from the dteubenvillelledlroad. at the NoUdnown contama abut 40 acres, all cleared and fenced and to • WO state of celtlvallon. The Improve:tante consist of &comfortable dwelling hoar:l.l4lth • milk house,ealoke bowie, barn, stab!, and f i ll:Arr n OTr=ldloga. There le an orchard of choice fruit of eminent [hula on the plum, which le well watered hr alz 11•Ing apringa. the whole place con easily be cOldll6- tad. Yrtoe $2,400--one half la hand, balance In one And two years. AMY to soh 90 - B. 11cLAIN A BON. 21 Fifth t WANTED—A Partner with a capital of ticiaszooo to 11500, In • ' Boa and Variety . State. alrrdr estabdahod, In • flourishing town In the interior o last TM'S Aldell =Mat ,partlau iota -•.nth29.lwds L ' OtiAN. Pittsburgh P.O. RE OWNERS WANT MONEY, and hate Mdirected us to eet 12 le o lkilott . Lo c hs: 4 l ,k t% g lt. front y". otti. aux"tanMaer e t. hi s Prim, Two Ileadred Maar. each, to sash. This very City. - ow prim,. and aotaeing bat tha leant of nanny iodates limn to oilevita, lots at tido prise. Call soon it you with to procure& bargain. 19.. COI HR53t t SON. HO. Id et. OBSTETRICAL INSTRUMENTS —I have on bawl tsto edit of Obstetrical Instrturien'a, which bare been lett with me bY • oareAl. , rotiMait PM.) tie.. They are of the neat quality and as good as hew. I will sell awe instruments wary cheap, add lag to gurelmes wUI planes all and .:amine Mum before purehaelog elsewhere. aDS JOS, NUMMI. .. .... • iIVirIIRPHI & BURCHFIELD have reed a =end oaPPIr 0 tbs &boss popularsords km mourn ng mama Mao, Blaa Dcantasinso, llonndng Alma=, . Muslin ds Leaps, Parslan do labors, Craps Bangs, Tim sum la and Iloarning Collars, ' Nemo. Handkorehists, tlyestold. e. .44). IkirAGAZINES . FOR APRIL.--Rarpor, Lvj Putnam, Golfer, OrsMay/Lc:al" Mores 6 imy Hot leooe, No. 4... d Standard Bearer r April. reed or., spa 8. SADlANK.daerbizty. AOUSEKRE PING GOODS—A. A. Idason Co. hareinst opened s large 'stork of flonsekeep ug ocds, comprising Wine Damask Table fllo.hs and Lliapktion Bleu-hod and (troves Tatar, Llnens. Jacquard Di aper, Crash. Uttikalosek. SM. another lot of tile best makes of Irish Liam, • spy (D ANK OF P ITTSB WWII STOOK-21i sham 'rutted at No. 71 north atreat 11 , 11.11LX2 Camadulon Dr 0k....rs and Unitas. A A MASON k. CO. will open on Friday, .13th„ 10 - mum mit, of Bersie de W. Mlifs. l MLe l • Goths. de.. entMay DIM ICS. • ` L .013 GONORESS WATER—A- large supply of day cilitbratai Mum Water resed byFLEYLV). - .414 ' JOS nACHINE BELTING—IndIi Rubber lc Loather. LI nod 4 ply, nod oak and hemkot tan. of din oat widtbi, at No. 11831oxkot ot. apl4 J. I U. PLUILIPS. ' Mortgages For Bale' N 2. HAVE a few A No. 1 Mortgages for We la folr isto of dlacount: "WILKINS SOO FISH -10 bbls. No. 1 largo Baokerel; 130 MU ti 0.810.84 Makrral; • . • 168 do, do madluak des . 80 . do drr. WI add olrldrd Irmloio 140 btlf Dbl. Trout tussle Ur 118.1.1.4 IL COLLINS FRESH LOUISVILLE LIME-600 Ras. landing from Am= Am. Km: tbr vain bj sal ISMAEL DIOKEY 00. reAMAILINDS--4. supply of_good fret& Tamaindi ned Fr 703 FLEMING. . apl 4 OLD BROWN WINDSOR. SOAP- 3 gross Of rove vows* Old IS acs Wbbtor Bola 11•0. • bass lot of tb• eel•brated Ram Posy, •ed by rpl4 . • ' ' ' JOS. PL E NUM:- CI...ROUND NUTS-487 aneki noßlanding vIJI fl Mos daunt irAllow for W. by CO. '. eD7 ISAIAH DICKEY a C FLOQR—Supgrfine extra and extra family constanUy band and for sal. ar7 D. WIIIIRSTINY 00..76 Ws6re et. • - CORN MEAL,--5u bbls sifted, in store and Ibr mar by ay7 D. W.IIERSTIND t CO. `PEARL 110111NY-20 bbli. in store and for eali by ap7 D. W. ISERSTISH *OO. IVAPIEII, PIG METAL-44 tons now land 1111 from abut= Loitbnlll• sale by- - .D 9 - ISAIAH DICKEY - & CO. LI AR CORN--1, 0 8.5 bud ree'd per etettixter chrroit. rag irLIGONIT. . CORN MEAL-26 bbls - reo'd and for Baler br fi2t-. BILL LIGORTT. . --- - - PEARLIIO..MINT-25 bbla just received ond.br male br . =az), w: wasnar co-srs'a ss , rivet at hhds.• 1-7 tad for rale try mhl3 AT" tug obibr4ted conch E BEGES.Just _ oo.ts prs taloa lad NEW HERRING, do saucing nal VfACKEREir-100 b. INA 60 hall nix Nana's; 30 .- -...'': ao MAL sms/1. in gore and fo r 1.7 sa.ls ,• .B. CIANIIAD. Ti. FlB,ll-40 bblo. Tro0; . -- O hplrtadi.o%, 24 4o Ws WlttelPhk; • ' ' nas I da '. ~._ ,U 1 .. AStrelawthr WAR D. . D. OA Fl4ljll-." bbla Idurficatis iro r tradsmitubk, adozazzor. Melnik Onitimbiat ne t & SOO Pm MY ILlizialy rizr at.oftwaxim Mull* . Teresa Cloths
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