,-. .' , . - ?tr.• . .:V: - i . -- _i ' -1...,'-..
.;,BUSINESS-DILLECTOEV.
rerrrisoim. t CO ADVE
0. W 13.118152 easnx.
N /111311:1Z2* fragt„„,..
& Co. ere Agent's for the most tatosottel sad !Silt!
coguastrAs l Papers tatb to the "t"
had the eqnsdee. .
•
To Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers,
oriEelibsiriber is now importing a wipe.
ua q t
u y_of Oil ofCoome, of 'bleb X of an ounce
en II:0 r
gaito.neofpnee Selma wilt dtrodcaa a dna Corns°
Brandy.. Ille Buenos of ficebella wad laud'. Brandy,of
. darnairsarolßCCotranna. Moe. Cider aroleateh Brandy,
' Holland Beddedmen febeelspa, and Snub my Mak/ an t ozr
Iroa d rikird Ur th e-Nor yoro ,
.. u i t i r a....ereA 7 , t;
aft."b"'' EV'ffri.l.Etlairir AliOan,
adron by . .
- , , . • 11l Malden Lane, New York.
X. 3L—wbovranble and D_Wevercedrin Chlrelle.
limas qutt Patent Mr:Biala:l. 3.4,14,r1ad,,,,5,,ie
Potambem,OAdyLS.lLM.. u..., r. , u. r e i,.. t.tho,
. ' tter..Taarn a
an: BiesutNtekel. ..earr.C.lrdresonmrinina Bon..
~. U . ; fig m u , tow, Ous dunim. Ceram anin . :
' . Mier Almonds', az.
----------------—-
Hungarian W.uies. •
pIIRGLIABD BUSK; 22 South William ,
et.. New Vet t solo arta of the iron :Arian Wino
.p000tr: Aseoclatams, =fo ot. each
r n g ZIA.,V"v; bras. rod and 'Wolfe. viz T 0144 X•000l.
La./I. — Some (184ortjrciAlSolsilol, Nosololyi, sLoustbsti.
Thlttii2Vhie.g.**=`=l.tt!' 14*.
. "r wARR ED MBE PURE GRAPE JUICES.
AU 076. promptly turned on favorable term.
lEough's Patent-Elastic Skirts.
LINOS & FRANCE, No.;1 Barclay stress,
144nefadg. -
arriONr—ltcruce aiw
ctn. except they have
aea the
I=l twi'll=l.l'eger=tleV ml "fit
ILAU. JAVIOON ca the late firm
V wAElCJiletioe.e. see; Grat.k.d. Pada
Miken,l#4 , l Tralt at, anCL.9:3OII:OI4WILY, Y.a Y. 114,...
loin
aronattly ca:baudeTerrrazist7. o Urst•s .12,/ renders
AU*o3lpalararelSpire Ger;ruin Bilver Grates.
124 Wholsi
P.M.T. MM.W-a• J•rs,
NEW YORK IJ)VERTISEIIENTS
- • •
Ibtlawlasliat of Dula Plana area gavot
boa
nd twat Miamifn tba city at Nat, -tort: • •
ACCORDEON gramos. a
ARUN% W EISSENBORN & CO., (late C.
,*a1194_11. 1 .k
_wpm; sa.d-Wbob. trua OaDdarce Oresom,
wand
•
•
ayrroxESAIL DUC4.
. ,
"10111 i COLT'S .Standarrd,Cottou Sail Duck;
:Ea tic. BEAM &M. No. It l e ms street, Neer Nor.h.:.
sole ogooths. .ootunsCsness from real other taing Also,
ASO Mat Olodhe sad Oo r hollers r
and 3stioettrairdars. oll.froty
BY boUI - 7 1 97 --
OW ENT MoNAMEF. & CO. importers of
/Maxima and Forddsn BlikandPsdndoodon and
lizosdn'ad. tan3D'ln
Uk. COTTEN & CO., Tiverton ol French
k i N 0 ,149 , oth. Neg.:4o Ilroul Amt.
F i P2TRIN LIONIG, 100 Liberty et., and
105 01•111S1 GO,TOSIIIILY PILOO• fOOPTIOn of 1 ..."
...cs &rill). am,. to. • 3etwarataliarbs
1.2 M. WESTERVELT, Venetian Blind
tuttaa.ram,:to. is st. Mae ertvat, Ct=l:l,
.
JOHN"P.III7.E, DFAnTi-'R—N ivogy,
and mun,a3c!.xer.?l Ivcer Goods. No. 3 :itonsz et 4
Tort - 040 , 4 •
MIES O)YEN, 15 Broad St, Importer. of
: Dress Trlmidligs. Gimp. and Prtages. mak cm.u.
Mlttg and.3lll Ow& CeMelfUT.
I.IOIIS, SCIILLEPER k EL&L”II 3 ,
s lur
r 1..
PETRIVIL MULLEN, Importer of French
. aramn sot Beim Ik7 Goods..Setlne. ',.bete nert
kom, gluerle,Rooleas. ft, :ma 33 Broad street, New York.
1ek23473ke11a
B. HATCH &CO., 99 Chambers street,
Imaarters ' Gentlemen' l'aruldaaf Good.. .3.1
arum, of Marta. litaela.te. taag.Wss
(pH.v.st DAVU,S, - JONES
voila* of Gentloasue Faintddpg sna *au.
ef Man, tibirts, ax-.
• CMCL633I I=MDY
•
SE the •Blexican - linitang, 'Liniment in
Etorntoothoo. &atom Burs& erroho.. Co& Miro
Boras an abet' ewe for al. rtolan' - ecomolointo of
moo or snisnot. & %%Westbrook. ortglrool ortgio.tor othl
prostinfor, 10i Wow:Wm Y. Y. , iroa.tiass
- - -
' • DAOI.II2,ASAYTII'ES.
. ~ , --•
GURNEY, No. 349 Broadw,ay, die oldest
IFJP • sa4 Wirt sztesudro estataguarritln the ttataa
,Matti - -__L.-____.----------!--.1.1.947t.5,431.55
.711.PICESSMI
WrfARDS, SANFORD
iu 00., Foreign
Erma& .tia 7.6 lircad 4 sy. Gwdli saul. PIWILUSIff.t
tituburCs t li o. P.M.° Inrsiltlylatrir
- -
. ---------------------.-51---------r AIE6II:I . S 'IItESCH AIM, Oldlidial UN B
i lI:LAMES ZINN &. CO, 52 Maiden tam.
Lj papa:dirt of inarloandfddradddiaarey=rwl - ..
1 as Buda& and uumenctaxers et Com and
Horpitore add Jen= Lind Wortalidds, de.
.rral.7'ss ,
•"I'ySCII:L TOOL .B. •
• .
'ANDREWS &JESUP, No. G 7 Pine
Rt, New
Turk. Comailsedoa Merchant tar the of miltia&
room thotioTt is=r=oal•rinoofm fifr ‘ r
111
pine BhoDa- _de2o tia TIM
PAP= 19dANDIODSE.
PYRIIS W. FIELD /6 C0.,11 Cliff fitieet,
IL/Importers and Wholesale Dealers la dzserlean
Gelman and Kanllsh PAPSBBound orrery 4serrl=is
Paver alsengennrndssnalerlala tassi-11.1.5
WI:MOAN, BARTOW, N 0.161
iillsnt street.—.l. great Taristp of PATNA Iteteek•
se Stationers, Printers, ilookilinders, liantassesm..
• and Yrsdistnen satiers.Ur. td031.6
VANCE SALAMANDER SAFES.
Gana'. De lanza Ica =sad Cara Ban. enand
CR. diataeim•er. 191 Paari tapanS
TOYB on) FANCY GOODS.
MILTIORN 54 Maiden lane,
4211,(mMr rtmet.lmpartesa!nn
ta.3o'
214E2, YOE YLOORS AND cautuvr TOPLI.
'MU% eOATES & 'MULE, No. 279
Pearl stmt. Extelsor. TA N. daraktri Wm.?
=laze maerbaLX
------------
WINDOW GLAM. PAINTS, kr- 1
-
OrT 11. POILLON & CO., Importers
_of
• Preach Coach sad Riad= 01•8•-ficagr u
eld._,_________----------------
STRAW GOODS-4‘3 4 .
rrlllos. WHITE d. CO. No. 41 South 2d
IL rtw,- Vhiladelphhi—SlAendld siewAstalittmenL—
New 4:l,7l.—Ls.ins sud cnnoculted fitment. lentattr
T.
Excelsior Carriage Factory. ; •
21.orcisrobr, BROTHERS & CO., praoti
na Cos& Makers, =war anathema and lbstenra sta.
ems/ GIMPS, bays on bends:A see mannteerari=
an exteneneastortatentotClartattwattocekawars , EnSlO l 4 -
BUM:* Cars, tre.„ newts in ell their sextons anise, with
street regard to durability and beauty of lhaieh, wing in
chock work the beet /waist& Iron an
nd Eastern Hickary.
arggnnt thee '''. Iregal Ay favor the t" with then I Th aa
rousse, wai be perteetir eatid,c . na of then week.
She Pttratarrh end Manchester Vmnitntsse cud the Vus
tort every lb,:a..,:uts damnsthe 6.. r. ne.t.
yrs. Dowel.. szarms---...." SEMIS.
.ETWA GLASS WORKS.
• WM. DAVIDSON & CO.,
d..det a i n n Vide,
Ciemarutaxivitivritlrt....zurswi
No. 66 Artio Bata. rituaatipma,
Importers of G. & I. Gee's Unrivalled_
NEEDLES.
Agents for tha Most Celebrated
rats
ROOLEN rastrs, HOEMITT.I(EILVTO
DRAWER& La _ •
PITTSBERGII. COACH FACTORY.
itaisow......lizahverzirTaso. eying
aßermago, to E. IL Bigelow,
11 Rl3. 48
.
DLOWIZ a
Pittsburgh, Peoria. •
fiGACIIES, . CARRIAGES, . ITURTONS ,
and elgrudagPtim&if" TrE"
Way
r.
t go3sh,
atEl
'mad &sr.
WII. A..JEBWINS
Ira ESTATE OFFICE, No, 87 Frpnt
street, Sd dear rasa gred•
p 4.11,P1et
MOTET ec OLD,
.. ,
D lININDUA—PLII3LBERB AND GAS WM&
- -. 12, ON". iirst Btred, Mew: l4
Aro rearA..z faces,.orecrars =WAD ratios =sant!.
MANUFACTURE &Ulm& of 'Water, Gas
.aadAkam 7114411 p. UOOSIS A tbd ZIP Vaa l, tl a
''' °MI Wthrn--:—..----..-.---------7—.-2— ' ~
LA.V.ER.
FRITZ, E E.Y to CO.
No. 7.9 North TRIED Street, PRILNDA
OROCCO 'MANUFACTURERS, COUR
riol.= Zit US c is c atat g
ad.?. AN DD
----------,---------------
carpatis, Oil Cloths and ffiattings.
,;() - Fh9MlVll9X,__fkSqe...
A: no: wreath-I:En lary and choice ar
wn..
Brimetatot'uszacatzumithik_r ...da
.... d.. liapa ~,,i . 0 .,
, I Iraat, coulavg of .. ,
garaL
~ Mtn sod Image .-.7. .
I , lo.ant . Twerp in Fran.
Roper awl pro Pp:sin,
piain 1 allustr.
tal,ibar with etraT ilaaalilition of Many, Latlata sad
I cry veinal ° misting ,
. - -- noon on, Mims, •
ream s ato 24 ftat wg..4 all QuillilelAtir.= bu,,
abaxabionniatun Ankfir_F..., . d ~,,,,,,,.
..' axle anon Juliana Windo a anon
nano
,51 Lun
arm MU, Drameta, ChM sad Catitnn . .. 4 a,
8 Baia. Vanillin Midi, az, ill °Lilian vnargal
/ at lnak,,,"awlairlara.
•• Sot the gpritig----• Trade. •
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, of all widths.
varmint...on s,
CClroth Crum.'
B " aR
_ 0
.. 10 4.L_MOlluaath
'7'nealma-
•
. •
we °Recto th*514.51.6116 4.0 della stare
rxx i s , the wait:sad cllskrrtniat. eseth that. bas ss•
betastem _,_,Firirszt_liAd_Lt wise as law
u U 00.!... u.?
116
I SAIALS DICKEY & CO. hive, temoveirto
fus. $Oll/ster And SS trmt OA, Amebas. ihnunal
ommo9o trilsritr. Jame A Kia
DAILENI.-*YIiTTSBV,ROH GAZETTE.
MS4I%IESS CARDS
• ATTORNEYS.
Attar
AOSEPII 4t, P. MORRISON, Attor
t it u
..; o t. No. '143 Yourth slice; betruen
tli Lista emit. Pittsburgh. Ps. ..r4l
W.-ELALL,' 'Attorney at, La* " Bake
welli Bel:l4Mhr arant street, betweerAourth end
ti:C 4 I 3 I2 . ERT - E.PIiM4 A S, Attorney of Law,
.p 0 RT POLLOCK,' Attorney at Lan.—
barna at Filth' and Grant ➢ itreatsopporita thoc ourt
.nra atop. Plttabangla raY34-I"n3
• • • ttorney at
, tr_ .s_ea ,t);• y eer
7 llontib scree [, near Gnat, FittabutiaL J.,
ASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law,
No. 9 'fifth droot,Pittaboxigb• _
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
mai* ..12111,117) 111.atra-
N RAMER - fankere 'and_Ex-
• ebstir• Brokers. Bay and sell Gold and e thvr sat
Ban otes. owtiate loam on Ural Estate or finck nem.
pas Gas e s Notes, and man Bills on East
and west. Bay and sell Rocks on Commission. Collec
tions made on all points in the Onion. Ades corner of
Third and Wood streets; directly apposite the Et. Charles
SoteL ap7 asylay
VII•lat:"..• • •••••• ••••••••••-. -.105.11P4 1•171)W 6
W RIR s o
- WILIINII• C 0..)
BANAIISZA & EXCHANGE BROKERS,
NO. 71 FOURTH SMELT, PITTSSUBOI I .
IN the numerow suuentiont ofr . Barikers
and &Wars thronahogadas counter, during the bull
Menthsoreamsallaned thstts, almost en:lstance
their troubles have grosmont WM departure m thee
legitimate both:Lem, and we therefore take to ay
sun the public, to advance, that'll, mmiodstlons ln "IMP
01 Moots. • or other • outslde orerstions shall tempt us
from the staid and legitimate limo( our business, belle,
leg that to scolding all Inch Jarrell:mots, in shall not
only be totter able to verve our matomersead we
their
addr. but that In adopting such a course we ehllpro•
Mote ma own ultlnutteeneflt. fee, WILKINS d 00.
'KAMAN ot CO, - Bankers and. Exchange
• er. N 0.98 Wooditivat.ennaa of Inamond Ade'.
t 14 P.
iffirthxy =doll Bank Hata aid Wit: 1:11mount 'iliii*
Itertange. utolPro=lasm-s_Noter,rna.ke Colleetlons In ill
t=tt-r,i7:tv.-- -1, Itza-u..11 ot
lir mattars aorow& mug tO a l Lrobar• b n ahmer
1131aUttrnt Padua:me constantly for mle. mh9Yl7
lIKTELIVIN e11ia1...---JOIML, ants.-- ..rni. L BUIL
rALME -
R, lIANNA & Co. iucceosors to
Winer, Lhasa t Co. Ilankencralnanie Bream and
mete Foreign and Marmara rarriasura. Cartbleat. et
Di Pent. Dant Notet,aral Speola—N. Pt comer or Woad tad
Third Weitz. Wet Manly maned onDepralt. Sight
Cluck.. Serial 4 earnerlana madi an marry all prtarr•
lan 'Panne at Ms Had Matta.'
Thaiineat pratelnm paid Par ForaLsra and Armenia
Gold. •
Adraereas toads ou conaliro=anta of Prodooa obiPPed
east. on liberal lortna.
AVM:
H. WILLIAMS tr, Co., Bankers and
Ara ii=gttllofgt. Forty East cancer of Wood sad
ifftrainacilons liberal tarns. and collections
Dr43lPliT Wended tn. •
NI.IOLISS 1 SON, Dealers in Foreign
. sad Donteatio BM. of Exchange, C.ertihostes Per
Poona Bank Notes an a SPento. No. 69 Merhot
burgh• igirColleottotui mode on al the prinotral ties
thronnbant the Uhited notes._
- _
BOOK.SELLERS &C.
L,READ,-BookseLler and Stationer, No.
umartr , meet, arene Bender.
3,• DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta.
darer, emennra 4 to Ambers I. Airalnr, No. I' i4tartel
meet, near Posatn, rittatentk. Ps.
ENRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and
Dula In litationterrotn, Na litukst stmt. =4
NkeemiAlitittstOrh.
AY Booksellers and Stationers,
No. 65 :treet, halt door to the forme of
hen&hirt
P. Bobrotand law toots otioste.tl7
COMMISSION B.C.
1101tratiOVAL—Snringer "turban. gh Co.,
have removed to os. MS Liberty Omit.
rpBmuts ....—...3=8888 mann
PRINGER ItABBAUOLI & CO, (Succor
• canto 8. ElarboaBl.) INarmagelco and Yin[
erehaati; Deaden In ACool and PrXl , .. VrarsUY.
o.
.:8131.abewtystmot..1.8134820. Pa.BB.
A. A.. RARDY.
ctnimise:r "Mr a ArDryt , 1 11/./crwer;
• Agent of thc
OAD. Malian and indianapoth
ItAILR
SO Water st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
AswiTa
It POTLIA.
,
FOriWARDINO tc t COMMISSION MER
r, kintuttruubargb
aca l d Arttd.s. ANYe sad. =RA sad am! Lent. No. pr im
latroa, Illtabscrsh.. su.54V
A.C. A. AVB&NEt.Commiasuni And For
inritag Medal:U. is Wool and rroduee
T: al" Fittitargh Sta.sd, No. 114,
_t.orsLtull
aptet.
"us"L"------- sale Grocers.
it:BISON lc CO., Wbole
produce Dealers. sad m=stioo
N[EacER zvelurfak, General Commie
.l.‘ don Marebaata, Philadelphia. Liberal edema"
as commicea.zu et Prodace fenerellr. OM:7
10Ilii WATT tr. CO., Wholale (Inver!,
10. Comalndon Merettstats. cod la Preatire sad
I.lttAbwr.h liamfbetures, .44,6 91d 1.11..T7 a. Pitub.rsb
.B.
Intalay W=n d ec Rearm Z r g= Baran.. Pot and
Pee
Pearl deb. end Western Practice y. Water raced.
betneen Prattbfield rad Wood. rt tannish._ .
•
LriTLE• CO, Wholesale Grocers,
.L _Psalm. sad csessaimsee Merchants, sad Deal.* la
Plttsbsawb Ildssmisetorms. !Ca 112 &woad most; Pitts.
earth 3.lVsTia
WAREHOUSE.—LIE Y U.
OOLLlNEjarwardlng and o=anainicm Ilmrctont.snd
LK In Chem. SULU?,
ad Viah awl Itadto• [an erally
snare Vo ate. Pittabozgh
113110 1 AAS PALMER, Imp,. dll
na, cal k. er t
fn Trent Astrnienn Wan p•ipituntmre,
tningen ftawage...
minn'l3
McCLDITOCK, Importer and Whole.
.ABl. .84 8.1. n Usla Ea Csro•lpm, Ikor Oil
Matins.. Table a.xvi Pisan Comm% Wow Shads
Stem Bost Nall2 Marto aloe_
44. WM= S rrrrsrme r
—c_ L OrTIM. it CO S. YOWL
An.A. MASON & CO., Wholesale sna Retail
. Dealers Vtary sad Stol. Dry Gm% littb
Plttabarsti.
MURPIIY & BtraailFlEta), Wholesale
gad Retail Dry Goods Marctuusti, caw, rourthsaA
area. ntteuaraa-
GROCERS.
, .
-...........-.-.-JUL IMILIMMA.
'°lll:"L'iliiiiaTe..."li, Gardiner,
DEALEIZS IN
ri "°°LELAL E and Produce Generall.,
or, Fmt.VLIUEILTT V.
____t_z__
COSGRA.VE Er. CO., Whole
s? sale Grocers. IS and 20 Wood stmt. Pittaborgb.
*lf
AOALEY, WOODWARD it CO., Whale
Rads Orenws-Po 111 litylast stn.- Pbtlailablete
SAIMI DICKEY k CO,Wholesale Oro
. Mier iti=i3ald Irre't street PlMA:red
*4 • I *tr 1,1026
Pau nonr.--.--5aca5.5.5 nom
401iN FL
& CO., Wiiotciale Grocers
siutCoaumbsion Itrrchants,No.ls2lWo.sllst4 225 Lib.
street, Pittstartb. 1515
upBERT
DlOOGE,Wholesal Grocer, Bet:-
Wring VAlller Mike In Proloft, rlttabargh Man.
Lionen.. " If Or in=Pita =412±...171"5ep.
Sock of Interior old MxlLUlstlota InaLsroal:en win ton
end Ire for cub.
wane Wont —Vann a Wendt-- .-RAL C. KO.
pAGLILS ROE, Whop:de Gr TI2
ocers and
Comontosion tierebnata. nt Liberty street Pitt*
------
VVILLIA.3.I 31'CLIJRCT,, Grocer and
Tea Dealer, entry of Wood sat . Sixth Arlen tow
always on land • Ism •aortannt of than War ties end
L Tem—Yotenne Mita end filta, Whniiinds and Indent
- peenarep on the lowest t amp. •
C131.31.T PALXCLL .1 CO., Whbleslllo
Orotags,Coansdnak. Marelants, Nbr. to P
r
o
b
e.
AttsburghAlsaufmataxes. 233 Liberty stmt.
Plttßargla.
4
AiCULBERTSON, WhOles:110 Urocer find
Ocourbsion a l e okr IProdnes sad Pitts.
tiareaseettred Artiars. Liberty stmt. Attie
WW2.
DAM SITANDLM—...,._. RUMP. Corn,
LCANDESS,AIBANS (mew&
we. to Wick MeCandle" .haNla
la Inny, Nialkplaas, Cotton amt. and Tittatnuttg
pigarargroaguil. nova of Woad and If saltirsta
7coman...elTBl3' ilnillv:l4:l47YlA:n.A:nATl)6llol:l3BlThit-11:8111:441'"".1:17°Ci°11343:11E33:10.t Di,
North Zeit corotr of 4 in sod liarlutt it& Sletcbrtr,
TADIES' DRESS GOODS, men%
i sperm sod Stimater Silks, CloU. TIMM% Ile
gm Oncoodionr. sod carious other cc of Win od ds
Or Sumo .113 t. Orgoudicr. Lawns. ftiongt d i. , t ,
Pardon Somas ono Mouse do Ulna. tr t tn . tati Luc
noArirtirtiPtrig'Art sondeforktrit n ir P podas? Irrninoi.
211gtriktraitffili==tilyi. or krui b worked
" otOUlto iNti OftuDS—Yor Drws, (Drina's Tama"
Cloths. 00inbi11111 1 :1, Mous. de Leitch Scrus, llococ,
*LiititiKILESVING 00009—Bath g Cara .zi.....s.l.d.g.r4
Sablt=s, U r t tilai Vats. tit. a
ithth.lit.Alw' tritaX‘'4=7;llll7Z.".iirtha"..tudalml""d':Arro:l3,...
Flax.) had tot:odo Shirting )1 ins
our week tmiug Very lortoi, sod --t—ic.,, icor tor Sab , '
of cads no intact the calls of our regular customartand
Itc, an jrrtwnlly
letaittion Advocate Mr to f,....
Ulde Ott and Leather.Stere.
KIRKPATRICK.
110. 'a South Third Street,
>tee. aterket and Chestnut etei re Phlledelohlee
AS I'OR SALE SPANISH HIDES, Dr
end Creep ted Patty 1114, 6 154 u
an Cyrrt
yyEll Itlnde olletther In the ronsh nested, tar nhlo
the hiebert Otarlolt Vito will be game In cub, or taken to
whom* for Lasthrt flee of eturs z led
00 commtesim.
1
l iv 1%1. IL T.A.LOOTT /r. CO., (tocoo.ttoto to
T. Lc...D.4014 M umfaatures± meted Ida_dt of
1 KING 04482 Ex', sad I,ls2lols_lm_agA .
.„41. WlSh r Goods, :ie. 62 wed cornet Of
. •
Wiarattoladinst. Port:sit Irons asal LagdW .)7 ilass
=MT
Mau*. a hand.
.mTi . 0 ui
COCOA ATE _
: 110 CO 3 ”• -- ikcac
tv al ' fb ase.l.
60 *. COM.' ibr bx.
WOW NS 500... rk wow a
BCI. SALST.COOBIA
PITTSBURGH ,
=lO
S. 01MEEMT & - BON,
- IENERAL CO3LMISSION &GENTS, I for
LAthe sale awl orelms. of Leal Estste, Colleettarbof I
14"ts"Vri.".
Michigan General Commission and Collec
tion Agency Oleo,
V& the collection of Hume ,enti roreign
JI: Mercantile and another Money cidthad la Michigan
Payment adjacent Statee-lovestaterd and P.rneeet of Montle,
Parnent eV." Purchase and gale ofßeal Estate gad
aca3 111171.1.1r:trDIU. )11,0atroit.
/Imams tn POlctrurgh hr.. e it lah
h 1
' deed ,
mg %Its d 00, Ilasette °Med Lorena. Stewart. 100.
Merchats.
WANTW—TWO Agencies or MU:WM frontriota"
lannzance Compandta. rrig rdrid
A USTIN LOOMIS, Reat • Estate .' Agent,
Block. Merchandise and Bill Braker:. tilheil No. W
earth street, above Weed. Linetneall=iPtif ithmesa
J 18417
SAMUEL L. MARSH ELL, Benet:tug o#l-
tees basuriaes 00113P.7. 94 weer -
L• M. 'GORDON, Secretary
. ria ea Co.. 91 Water 'treat
GARDINERCOFFIN, A gentfor Franklin
and
Var. Laura, Company, sort/out corner of Wood
P A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware M
• toil larazsae• ComsanY. +2lre4r gtredet.
' l ll - 011N 11. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fertee,
Iluslo and Milled Inetromenta, &boot Boot., and
'JOHN
are agent for Metering". num Sort" kor
Wade= Pannrylrants—No. 81 Wood street.
EIENRY BUR, .Dealer. 'Skala, litli
Mad Inrtromeotn and Importer of Dalian Strtnalr
,ritb =4ll2= CAlif=.Tffstld elw of,M=.
Plane.
DRUGGISTS.
--
1011. N HAPT,Jr., (successor to Jos. Waal;
tpeloalali=fe.,ll.-ALM,DZLATHrT ''3"1,11,1=1:
irirsdo Alley. Pittstrorith. 'tae t 'Agest fd6Dr.'
Ford's Medicine.
MIN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer
Drags. Plants. this. Tarnishes and Div Mrs. No. ZS
berty street. Pittsburgh.
AU orders gill rooster prompt attention.
day: Agent for Schenck's Pulmoule Syrup. mar 24-17
b A. FAILESTOCK CO, W h olesale
d ufiltiwors of Whl
corner Wood gad hoot strords. Pitts
older
tiE. SELLERS, Wholesale Duller
Ai•Dziesa=tAtEsAtr,coa.. V:r. eat, L.
RAIIN k REITER, Wholesale Et Retail
A b Drutztsta.. moor of Übniy sad St. Mir Worts.
orc
Mir
& CO., Ti'hisale .
J• Drtutsut., No. 46 Woad short. rittstalr&
JOSEPII FLEMING, Successor to L.Wileax
a wow ltatitateetroot soft Telatoond—ge coo.
'tartly on band • full and complete. arootrocat of boo
lelvdleare, liselleto• Clecata Porfuman. lead all
Tartaluing to Ws bush:urea
Ptirrotaa• preocrlotlonle carefully coorpoundel at all
bourn /OAT
MAN UFACTURI NG.
WWI. .3.111313.... • ... JUJU ursu.
WILLIAM ItARNIIIa & CO.,
GI Penn at., below Marburv, Pittsburgh.
EIIOILER :WAXERS and SHEET-IRON
WORKERS, Manataeturere or n.midir. Patent
are.Cbinimna.Brithen, tire Bed Steam Pipes, Oen.
douse" Balt Pula Sugar Pane, leen Yawl. er We Beata
qtr_ Al. Blaeknolttve Wati. Bella. and Vbelaet
bona
to. Benalrios 4ane on tba sborwst Dale, ogled,
tfar,isv W. woopwELL, Wholesale and Retail
• sasuuswww and Dealer la Cabinet Ware. Na. 111
greet.
1 OEM WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
tl PATR'T EO VICO, • strperlor article. ES)LID
DO
.ad ItakZED FAY VICAL comer of AsSere= sad Rot.
boom errata one square from the U street Bridge,
il Al
legheny MY. neocroc
Hats and Caps.
1 WILSON & SON keep cone tantly on
• haul ever 7 daisriptien lad runty of Mate =4
Dot wholesale arid retail. Thor ateirlog • neat
fat list or cap. geo4 ao4 cheap, would do volt to
give us • call briers purchasing *lsenberg. larla4l
• • •re•
Afebitia. 8765.
w HOLISALE AND RETAIL YAIIIIONABLR
ITAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALASSLN ALL Inas Of MA.
COB= or moo .4SD r.trra sworn
'Pittsburgh, Pa'
.Thstr stock 4;i:tier:ma imm asuart7 A. 4 stlis.t lista
sod yam. Mut. . DOW CUD. Oda it= PocutOs.
1,10.-10".1r
C. ' 11: 1in3V.4....7... ....C.VIN i.t......--....1. a. WOOLIALi
Livinfetot Roggen & Co.
NOVELTY 1 ORKS, PITTSBURGH. PA.
TRACK and Dept Railroad Scales, flay,
Caddlo and °rola do.; Platform .od exolotor do.: D..
•of ell viz.. W422;1222 sad nolusb Web.. &1 o 3
>Ms of vorkruo 1[124)o, I'ziot 311112opyrovod pelt...A
lidtts and Foadoolndr,
_312114.2 1 d0 ItoiCadtlads at 000 f au T vs.
erldr 12 fol. 5.2122122.
VACS.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
nth= Labe , * Bk./. 4P,MAU
PISTABUSUIL •
ONIIMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones,
/111 farmitur.Toy., IlaatalA Loarootos La-,
=tt,ret. ordar a Zy ntl i razy t t..;
aUws kr Ika Artrais. Arlo hat& Meek and elab Mar
Dia focralshoe. to ten trade lowest prima Atlanta ,
elkd with dwatratith at Witt'llii KAM
W. W. W ALLACIL
atal
Penn Cotton Kills, Pittsburrh.
KENNEDY, CHILDS fr, CO- Mannino
Wren of—
Pewn A I harry 44 Et.wtlawA
Carrwt Clutha of all wok , . and &Aar
Gomm Twin..
Ded Otrdc
MusD Linea arid Huh O-rd;
hop* of all al.. sad daretiptioar
Battins
Elliug=ttelza-..-Aaraz.
•
. _
TO DEArENS IN WASHBOARDS.
1 N 1847 0. RICE. of Cincinnat, incented
I onhable. harnomfam, Wania.oonh. Pr which too
obtained • itat. - nf In 0,....1849. raid Inprotronomt emelt.
.4 I. ,pmly reepeeteg the hfoet of • shoat of Yaw (or
other imitable mgt.) and thorn maims thy. to hon. to
Washboard:
their ray Into ttoo toll 4 fawnlon 03. or lagr of •
Washboard: the sootbrdo prethonolt ealpinpa. bsTlng
boon to
t.. plougrN rm. or oft nor.. to motive Oh. al.
O. RIC f. entooluottly told Oh tronm intoront
Dole orarrthlD In mid Patent tope rotsi=oloo it
or:;llMarmiinn. „„.„..f.,r,Nzurii,..lll' EST 117
off
0 7
ivnitiEspir4sl tho iste d roo
retenthe Woof 241Vion I tfoMohloLr 4 ..
ndra
Z u f " r t ulf=:° ' ...rd.: , " , ; L t &SYSlt V ll.74:V4"4
eorrTrXby sa.l3 Poteut Putts hsm bon al=no trod lond
pliuglig•glingt reetalurfatlof, known to he thus
virreft..tn, lejfigliergniLstrrAiertur. al I ni
41.="1,111%r atcrratok:o,lAziA
=snort rootont:lLt ostom brooded O. Bites
bosomed haunt...l4 !Welded OK, INV." wookoothor berm
pane... It
mop
l'
tell to maul thst the reflation to
tho Mom of tto atom. or the nnoloy aunt of an y Patent.
ed Msctituo te aSsohtnorle, Om. not sloe the right to
um the Po:leaded buirmg !Yeast eselil.4. Lip
SbOT:d
',bleb the ralw of the/ board rofilly dermal , homml o
order. •
ft. the pentane reopeethfill m. W ildtont end
47=1174.77.:.d ""
" IVIIVIrritUr "".
bole Piorriatar sad Slsonfatinrorthorom:
018.. atlistairsts Mote, Ito. IN giants t. °profile 4th,
Cionnostl, Ohl,
LSCOTT, Dentist, Foutul street,
e Or ikon Irsot of Karla. Cad hour,
jto. ar. L to r. 101 l
Ali .°"`
Barlow's Indigo Blue.
LIABLOW'S INDIUO BLUE is now well
establiebed .a the test article to er offered for Bluer
in. Clothe. its. entirely free from ACID or earthling les•
Ie
iure. to the tent articles.
All Houeekeeter• Woo born not need it Audit uter,h
Orri r t rig= tettlrdterlitr tecTerNt'lit
heigiai•OS. Licnvelre•pers COPOulnir•
w e
DELMA. FAA,Cek•••••• ewe set thelr ouppli
from the tirueersual leruf s dete *her dal elth. et Deic e.
thrarlb.k.hg/b/C..frtkA/A7S, EARtilairs. 010
srurrs do. etr..vith e Arsttste assortment of erect
thine In the lins. Monk.pm, Physicians end Slane
tutors supplied et eiseirinelile ROM
ALVItiID WILTISHROEII, Druggist.
No. 1G) T . Second et., Druggist.
•
Intelligence Onicet
NO. 2 sr. CLAIR HI TR El: T.
Q,ERVANTS of all descriptions supplied
Private families amt Ilotels are reafeKra l
ad
to malt the:waives ante raAlltles tiolvorrer . Pan .err
In'. Offered as anerantee tutare SoOn•
ll.—Corertiona attand•4l.l.B.
fefelyd
NA. RAILROAD—Wanted
0 1 ,1 1 2 a' I
o'Ps N t........t.t'iara
Daukeriand COmmluton iltock lirukrrs.
---------
JA. BROWN, would moot respectfully in
loan the nubile that he koena on hand. at hto .tans
on the nag aide of t
of V tnamood. AlleLLen Ll , 2i t tu
tot' i
nter ,
to any In United Kates. Ilia lllinde an be tentoo4
without t ree
sld of a 0000 dtiver. 110Inig onrehaaed ths
atonic. tools., and wood of the Cablnat xefabllahmaut of
flamer ateClelland, am _prevamt to furnish theLr old
mutants as wall oth ho. u In - 0 100. with erentoins
In thoLitna. agonot, t. Wood atroot.T.ltAtalffaN.
„ m;:k of fa tali;
111T---m_dg4 t , : , Ms ing.44lrd.
- — A
17rglll:Yh w="hTigg o ... i torzT o grof g-
L „„, .„a 7,........_,.... 0, t1 „,--„„ i „, ...,,r,,„,, ~,,
, tr .,,
~mpl, itigir,„—,Tdy,50.,.16131:,...m, „„.•
li,Voitavirgiitzew i 'h igx ,''' osutti ltuia lr .
iroli:rhubereirl.torit'llo,4,ArraciA
m it r. ,04 - 0 4 ..,
~,„,,,
=it. ~,,, nu es , .4. be
rert."l'l.4.
& &DI,
hTf. 91 Market st , are closing ont the . irnn.
tire stock dory n. 4" it A taz i r h = th ti=
4-7kVr .ln hand enPsnonrUastat of th e followittig
plT•ss. W.1731,Z1Atn...
CiGilted-li al d s. Midonaseathirt i m i t , C p l e , i3 O make ooff
r°11" Alt
Frees
_esEl_ . lqes
Broads Plaid and fltrip . ed urm of
f•ppog of 1855.
1811111'1 BUROEFFIEI4)
wol.mineue. o r nors.
. I.k Ti h.earty
.007,Ilionday, March th,
A A.Crl=4.ll..cumitv42oo
S,Erra La a rre e.w ., .Lwasn_ar_m....llll Lat.. 77.7.
OZ =whiffs than ood
A. Mason lc Co.Nnll open.oh
A Monday, reb.l2lba o pos. of eels tufo sod F,1174
tookaatog s Sor Palt
WOOL PLAID—F—CS—A. o. tire
oP ob i touttbia•humottharvu dasstofticias
erso..a eica. vas
NEW YORE ADVERTISEEENTS.
[rola VISSCIIER t FICUELLIS General ldrtrellah , i
Howe, Igo. SIO And ftreadway. York. Ws Ito.' SO
-num.
Betiabla Arms is fte alv M. Tont.
.................
PAPER HAliti ori rtiGS,
F
unotellits arm el, ,
THOMAS AYE - & - CO., '
256 and 257,8r0ad way, New-York, !
Meetlr opposite the Cite 140 a Perk.
WEAVE cmstalitly on hand a full stock of ,
and rwach P&P.' HeOgnge.
1114 ItintS. Curtain.Papera. Biel Teeter., Statues.
laaawarw.ae. of every style Known to the trade.
Ednr,hants laylus to their FrO.Clr.• con boy frOls foot
hands. es ere manufacture land? oml imprut direct fr , m
french almlufactuorers. for shoos aeon is:dement. In the
United State.
Don retail department comprises thee
,cest steles of
Decoration,. funnel Importations (made when deeired.
from our splendid eelleaMis of mnapl•s. Artietio Payer
Bangers cent to mar tart of tials United Stales. redllo.3mv
Umbrellas and Parasols.
JOON L SMITH,
wllo L SAL B IIitiIiFICTEREK ,I
234 and 235 Broadway, New York.
The moat extensire in the world.
TIIN late fall in the price of materials, eon
s.. Z:inrs'irto"4eltt=riliarrigr frit e rn ai t i
trader. and to offer to sn'trehants. at vary lov Wee; the
itraeet end moot complete aneoettnent of
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
to hothead in Rums or Anattlea. Marebante visiting
New York to hop their Goode, ere ...D WI " , /" Itad t * *
eat and examine the stmt. .
.ef i lLitea r. 7 entre card ant anctß i d t tit t i . n e 4oNfek•
nehia2mv liannbettine.
1: 5. LINERY.
Mrs. MIL
WM. SIMMONS,
661 Broodrooy, N. Y . ..
le . now, prepared to exnUnt, and offers fo
we to Isholosete and retell Buyers. .6
Unionist. pos
• cash Woes, the largest and nest ...etm mock o
French, English and American Manor, end Straw Mod
ever eared et any one establielment in thin citrl noel
'lnca growler to her former Importations. They 1111•0
been .sleeted with great care by the celebreted French
milliner kisdsme Winnow. of Par% and Iles I.rmiro•
tine, of hood et.. tondo.
• F.&—Pattern Bonnets coruuntly on hand. Orden by
.11mikyonetually attended to. Ws. 6168.
fe46.3cor 604 Broader ay, N.. York.
. - Daguerreotype Materials, dro„
1 , 21= 5 „ I..74...;:poet.,:tll4=sreorahors this advertise.
4,15.„-NTIriONY'S "6; - tern] Depot of Materials
,:. b rt b,,ti ut nimrotrpkind tor pietures en Paper end
ses. estalagues hardened on mud loation.
•oceis an Do pent by ex a ms, pa r able on deliver,. but
Cl
"liartles with whom we are unac o uainted. most eve refer.
And ii IS their ability to nal for the a wsis on arrival. or
remit with their order immesh to pover ex= of trau t
partition. fe.ll-.lmr IL 1.7:7110NY•3019 11 way. N. Y .
i t ,
I' , Sew York Bag Manufactory.
11 . A r ..1,1, F . lour, Feed.
Grain, Meal, Hominy,
it
made and Is o rtzt . i i r y
m an . d a stg .. .t;il i i i icatia
h. Address. an above,
17 Phut strut, New rook. hila4traT
WM. SIMMONS,
Wholegato Dealer in
STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY,
hr-mos ezt: lIRQ AD 1% N. Y.
Straw Goods, French Flowers, &c.
rASH purchasers are solicited to examine
serstoos of
STRAW GOODSL,
Trench rowers. la. ewill be nd naperior to that
of any other micallar bum he the City.
Wm Sall melte. the cocaine mann. per eteamera and
of by own Manuttatnye, ths latest nth. of Bill !Ind.
french flowers. lb to- which ere offer to 0).811 porch.
;it Veattr reduced prices Inds KR =CRUM,
64 • Id Jahn st. eor. NeeTosir
-
MISIC A, PIANO STORE
OF
•
HORACE WATERS.
No. 333 Broadway, New York.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
Italic at Greatly Reduced Rites.
VIDTWITIISTANLYING the combination
.1.11 of !flubbed...to beep 'be prima of non 0 0 17 T.
tltht MOJA Numb the interests of Rail. ammeters. and
bear rObal to extend to Mr. Waters the courteties of the
trade, no le tusking homens , solte—having obundant et+
doses, that Re sahltS - emotectarb so= ritt
gpontln+ to tee Ur,et nom
adaptWe7l4llNal •Correury •
to rt.;
yttv.t_ 1 00 = t gr 40 te /trig Tee o 4ol
tee
end bed memo in be Untied Sham! Ile has also rade
Ulteductlo In the prier , of 1100 , 1•71 sad
Plan ar el lostramente of oh bads. Merserio. familles octave
Pla far $l3, PiXo sad Ctb.interior adpood qua4k,
and loot...sea te as droop and as de.roale as thaw van=
sy)o. , 0tt,... 00,37 .13441 of style nod pneo tip to
wee. medattans tx.s. of tru difkrent manabotblfs,
Westt tit* celebrated stakes Mimed 001.• CM
Wsteuf twos and tnejlret remit. Xottse Pubs of
T. Won? a (a.terg of t h e Nabs Patent.)
&OM:4 fund phdae at prsabormins. ?new from HO to
guo. Idalabanifreautesdahreitenbufiertorite. Inelneb
Ins the .dl 00000 It. D. It H. W. byres Melodeons. dun•
al to ths_ritml iscorencroott.) Ws tat make tsi tnited
mu+ 1 1 4. SW, Fa, VON $4lO, $l7O. 111.13., and
11141.0. .ednithlt Double Built Nelcdsous KM) Lath MS/
sad Nabob mie dhs bet tame t o the Mai,
sehaele. le; fib per add. discount to ciorgymen and
churches. All mo . f ,, promptly attended to. Muds fent
grulast the exmtr/. woisalt, reduced rates.
,ypbil=ribmend.rtztort=ie asd .. igtitile of 4yi.ol:f
• ' N'OAED.
S$ CAMAS. MIMES , . Mil , TORR..
NOLYITEITIC BELL ,
IMPORITE AND MANCIA(7[44ICR Of
CLOAKS Sc MANTILLAS.
%'TOULD respectfully inform the bade
that tile linnormet and latannhertured Stelae to the
arrive Trade w ill bOreeely Mr Inspertade on ate lea (
rehrtury.
Ile, lime the. rele Mantilla Merchant roma 11•• Trot
who Le personally stetting Paris tho amen, may rreeena•
bly assort that he mill bay. Later and incr. varied styles
than any hoose In the truly.
ari. notioe of deoler• Meshed to UM ghee% and they
=ay eel arum every att ntlon. Mthittniv
soniristrs BROTHERS & CO..
WIIOLESALE DIIIHIGISTS,
.11:tr TORK.
Hew rowed to :Vso. ITO .11"aM. S.. ow. c/Bustsuass.
rPORTI'SO the leading [trap from their
ortituul muskets. Isutb le ramps arks( aOl Tudin,...o
Yrs.us_h and Slutlish c'brusiswis, Peclusurry, Tooth,
?Soil an 4 Ihstr Crushes. Itsls (lbs.& sal (straru. Parts
to sad
Theist. tbs.'s., Coyks. aaara. i. le, they ars au on
tbs. usoatresousnable Wm.. Or.lars eltbse Lo puma, or by
null. .111 ruUsly• Muir bee. attuutVuu S•l7.42ussr
ALDERMEN.
L Donaldson. Alderman.
Filer, corner of ?arm and St. Clair eta.,
14?rflueoreb. Ali trcsincee pntalatzug to lb* Aloe at
...no mill by rr..0 1 7 .tt*. , " ,
Patrick McKenna,
ALDERMAN OF VIE TIIIRD WAI,D.
(I FFIOE Comer of Grua and Fifth 'treats,
ok....,tym.uptell by Allem.. LA•116) ilturo 01
taligtmgo pertsitrag to tko elk* of =ammo sod Jortlot
or the rres sill 10 ryeetptly latanied Le. f. 2-3.
. _ .
MiSeiii.LA ?MOUS.
STEWANIMA ART It
CTHEKILOORP.
lIIS Of
COOKING.
NHEA'TINO.
FANCY STOVES,
GRATES, FENDERS,
Pipes. Boxes. and Foundry Castings o
all kinds.
OFFICE AND WAREEOUSE,
No. 267 Liberty St., comer of Rand,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S
Ti ce LIVERY
rA BL
AND SALE . t ..
r
ItE.
er
Diamond Oren and Cluny A
PITTNIMUIEL PA.
ASHLAND HOOK,
OTREI3.IIIIOVIS BEVENSU
PIIILADELP III . 4 .
H. 8. BE N 8 0 N, PROPBIII7OI4
alriVicwqr Board. u.aa yer 440.417
gar 3. lam—lyl
WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and
Dadaist re. Irlynd b rdl , :kcerally• Paper Writ.
thCL:lorT r o
t =rated Zataketureill. Mows. 0011.
court I of Parts. mb3453
rAft4AgtiONS FOR DIES'DRESS.
rB,- , rho Publ. Vitohlono fur JUN Xollreet per otoarmor
b• oto solo up the lot proxtmo l tik
L.
B.
wuzoß,
lent( 71n.601 it Penn. itbor• Eland stmt.
JONES & CO.,
YROPRIXTORS
KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSIOI%
615.014SeLlAtrilL canal Main. Won. atrart, Pitta.
Bron, Lard, Lard OIL Vora. . llama &teem
aa-
Cr* and No.lBalt, Anthracite .4 Moot. Pla Iron. licdivar
Brkk and Clan. Anthracite
nut.
BANKING HOUSES
Of
`JOHN T. HOGG:
NpEW ZE?111(
1 1 1 1 . 4 2 8 Walk". L
SON BRISET,_ BOAIRRSET 00,
IdOUNT PLEASANT, WEnTSIORT.'D CO. Peons
CONN ELLSVILLE. IdVICTTE CO.,
UNIONTOWN, _
..BROWNSVILLE.
Deposita reeived, Diamonds ad, DWI, bought. sold
and collected. Wit Notes sad Specie bousbt nod sold
Stock. Note. and othar Securities bouglit and Fold on
socamtadon, lkarre.Pondsoce and collection. widened
tec29-tf
51,1RCil, 1855.
Fresh Spring Stork of Trimmings.
OStPII IIORNE to CO. have jest complet•
tgil d S4 SVA guttragPat
Stock orGoood . to
Sati the trsd. A rOftlon of their gook oeoltled Wow.
Pant Talxtroot—fXaVid: all 111_8 merit Min of
Ostist, Lam and R 114,02 mmthltli. Watered Galloons,
n yti l iVotk W i roOlht.EhrttA taut 'smut
&dam Sleeve ea s
sad 8! . L5111 1 plas. Vjaendennee anfi Web-
VaL 5 "Arinritatiait'tgrtrglia" Tnuld'r
Ave Otorts—A ofonDloto sad varltd
t r m ut rwthrogrupvii
,:=ll.73lloitai,ofiatlvid
a t n t i my goons—llonnst Bilks. Linings. Ribbons.
flosses and illaweasq_Cosnali. Ann. %lairs (v m
Illusions damns . ei and vow
Gene d lilooos—llenie and Bon i Q' Dollars,
Cravat. and Hodson "Iddlld - n1rf..16 .. and
• Beene Collard nleron" ads Richelieu" They dawn.
dem le.
u.iskors—kllk, -Cotton and Lim. Mood ffelokTr
Worsteds, Camas. titamked Work, Brusllst. Comte, mei
dots Port - flonnakin.lldrdsand TWO} n n
Basioits,
w oe ), poem Head lledaiwidaler and Bo,,• Belly Cotton
and Woolen Knitting Yarns. ab 4 all of IsMed %bay
reid &nosed In offer on WA t uc tra x.e. • _
mbldlond ,
• 71 ; =rt at.
. . .
LOUIS SORLEPEE,
Attorney at Law, and Eastern Collector
orno Azo r ygrAMITRIIIROID
Wl= t, `" Palare,. ° W:tl1 8 311 ' m'bitOrL4TlVl.o.
"-le . pa - .26..0. )."`"
. tr imi n i Cti o.- •
uffiriersik
wa ,,„, Li W. W. 11 1 .4 pithaank.
RlAMtria"*. 2".
sai.mr
APRIL 25, 1855
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY ?dORNING, APRIL 26. 1866.
DSTAII.S• BY THE NASHVILLE
The intelligence by this arrival, though some
what scanty, is interesting. The Vienna:Con
ference had adjourned until April 9th, when It
was expected, the disputed " third point" would
be discussed and decided in presense of the French
and Turkish minister of foreign affairs, Drouyn
de Thuya and Ax'ali Paohs, who had set out for
Vienna. Itie quite impossible to divine what may
be the result of the Conference, but it is certain
thet the public mind in Britain is not sanguine as
to peace. A series of sanguinary conflicts load
been fought by-the French before Sebastopol.
Tbe latest reported of these battles Is stated to :
have but 3000 moo hare de combat. We are yet I
without details. Although these encounter!'
have been sanguinary, they do not alter the face
of affairs. Both armies are employed is strength. l
ening their positions, and preparing for th e grand I
operations of the sp ring campaign. Another de
taohment of the Baltic fleet had aalled-from Spit-
head, and the fiyiug squadron had arrived out.
Vienna Coale nnn c e —Postponement over the
Matthias..
At a meeting of the plenipotoutiarice, held at
Vienna on Monday, the 2d, it was agreed to post
pone tartheconference until after the Easter
hollidaye, a n d the meeting therefore adjourned 1
until Monday, the 9th of April. Some days be
fore the next meeting M. Drouyn do Lhuye would
have reached Vienna and placed himself in cum. '
munication with Lqrd John Russell and his col
leagues. There can_be little doubt, also, that,
by them, Prince Gortchakoff and ii. Titoff will
have received their full instructions from St- Pe
tersburg. It was thuslikely that, in the coerce of
Easter week, the question of peace or war would
be decided. . ,
Wall Priebe, the Turkish plenipotentiary, was
to leave Constantinople on the 29th, via Trieste,
and would reach Vienna before the re-opening ,
of the conference. •
We may repeat, but cannot give credence to,
the reports of what the plenipotentiaries intend'
to say and do at their meetings, as all the proceed- 1
ings of the conference are ehrouded in the metal
impenetrable secrecy. It is rumored, however.l
that Drouyn Lhuys' visit to London was to re- 1
monstrate against any concessions on the part of
Britain_ It was also rumored that a proposition
had been before the conference to exclude all
ships-of war, including Reesian,altogether from
the Black Sea. Further—and his with more ap
pearance of truth—that an ultimatum would be
Immediately presented to Prussia, forcing her to
declare either for or against the Western Powers.
Lord John Russell and M. de Lhuys have de
clined the King of Prussia's invitation to pass the
the Easter week with him at Berlin.
Mere of siebo.tepoi.
March lath to 29th.—On Saturday afternoon,
the 10th March, the firing was very heavy from
the 'Russian batteries, and their engineers were
working busily on the new redoubt. Omar Pasha
arrived at the Camp, March 12th, and a council
of war was held, at which were present, besides
Raglan, Cenrobert, and Omar, Admirals Stewart
and Sir Edmund Lyons. The erect purport of
Outer Pasha's visit did not transpire, but it was
rumored in camp that he sought some assistance,
which could not be granted, and that the utmost
he can therefore do, unaided, will be to hold En
patorie. Electric communication is completed
between .Reglan's gustier, and Balsklims, and
the rallway.is in working order to Kadiskoi.
Of elate of March 221, Oen. canrobert tele
graphed the following brief despatch to the Min
i liter of War:
"Before Behest , poll, March 22,1. We are ad
vancing towards the memelon which covers the
Malakoff towers. The enemy hae; at different
times, attempted t.) destroy our works of ap
proach, but without success. Admiral Istomin,
commander of the Russian fleet, his been killed.
° The health of our troops is excellent."
Of the name date. Admiral Brunt telegraphs:
• "Various nocturnal engagements have taken
place on the left and right of cur troops. On
all points our soldiers have maintained their un
i.connestible superiority over theßtufsisn troops."
I COSTINCID FIGATIIIO TOL POIISLSSIOX Or. nix
Recta PITs---GILAT SACIO/lell on LITII,-8111e 0
the date of previous advice, them Ala-been --a .
-miter of deretrio-inesandiaiiiilts, between the
Russians and French, - for possession of the rifle
ambuscades in front of the French position and
under the Malakoff tower. These rifle pits,
which have led to so considerable a sacrifice of
life, are placed in front and to the right and left
of the tower, and about GOO yards from the si
lted works. They are merely excavations-in the
ground, faced round with sand bags and banked
with earth, loop-holed for rides. They are Mx
in number, and each eontaltos / ten mea-60 in
all. Gen. 11,squet consider s - rt a point of honor
to tab a in bold, or deatray-these ambuscades.—
Ile has several times, by night assaults, driven
out the itussiane, bat as these pits are covered
tilt the fire of the city batteries, the French have
hitherto found it Impossible either to destroy or .
hold them. The importance of this position to
both besiegers and besieged is very great
The Malakoff round tower Is regarded as the
key of the defences, and hence the energy of the
Russians in strengthening it.. Considerably in
advance of the tower is the elevated mound, or
hill, now called the .".Mamelon," on which the
besieged are erecting a battery of great strength.
A little farther in advance is the eminence re
cently seised so skilfully by the Russians, and
fortified with earth works: it Is now crowned by
a square redoubt, with 16 guns visible on its
three outward aides, but they have not yet open
ed lire. Outside of these defences are the rifle
pits. The Russian batteries at Interment', their
forts on the other side of the Tetternays,.and the
works of ;Malakoff cover this redoubt, and_ecto
vertigo on the approaches in front of it. This
explanation will convey an idea of the Strength
of the position which the French nightly contest.
Dates of the encounters are as follows;
During the night of March 14th there was a
fierce affair. The Russians had advanced some
riflemen in front of the French lines who caused
considerable annoyance. W hen night fell, a demi
brigade of French wentdown and drove them out.
All the city batteries along the front Immediately
opened and continued a furious cannonade for
half an hour, during which a stronger force of
the enemy advanced on the French and compelled
them to retire, wits a loss of 05 men i the Rus
sian lone being probably more severe. , The
Russians re-occupied the pile.
In the night of the 15th the French renewed
the attack and succeeded, with comparatively lit
tle loss, in driving out th at enemy's riflemen, and
occupying the pits with their own. "The French
condoned to hold those on the right, under a
heavy fire, over the 16th and 17 of March. -
Night of the 17th, yet another encounter took
place. At half past 6 o'clock in the eveningthe
French who had retired before the fire from the
batteries marched down tore-occupy the ambus
cade, bat found the Russians had anticipated them.
A fierce conflict immediately commenced, but it
was evident lb. Russians ware in stroog force, 1
and the French were again and span borne back
by the weight of fire. For four hours and a half
they persevered in their attempts. • and all that
time a continuous roll of musketry rang out,
broken only by brief pauses in the advance. In
these lulls the British could distinctly heir the
voices of the French officers cheering on their
I men, "En avant, Ina rufbas."' "Ea avant, Zou-
L ores :"—and the tramp of feet and the rush of
1 men followed; then a roll of musketry was heard
diminishing in volume to rapid file fighting.—
Then a Russian cheer—then more musketry
-1 a few dropping shots, and the voices of the (A
IMS Once more.
The Zotuteee bore the brunt of the fight, and
the action was somewhat peculiar, as artillery
took 110 part in it. The British 2.1, 3d, 4th and
light divisions were told off for action, and the
' entire British camp remained under arms until
' the French desisted from their attack; but as
the gallant French made it a point of honor to
take those pita without aid, no assistance was
offered. The French were 5000 strong, and they
state their loss at 150 killed and wounded, be
'ldes a few prisoners.
On 'the 18th a reinforcement of 13,000 men
entered Sebastopol. None of the Russian bat-,
thrice tired a shot to-day. The Busman, continue
to throw up defences from the ravines of Inter
n:nm to the sea-aide south of the Ilelbek. To
day another body of Russians, apparently about I
15,000 strong, was observed to march towards
i t
farto, and Were reported to have
creased the Teherneye and advanced upon
Balder.
---- At 4 P. N. of the 18th Ben. Cenrobert, Stith a
small escort, passed down the Woronsow mid,
by the British right attack and carefully exam-.
'hied "the pits." At nightfall a strong force of
French with six field pieces, was moved down on .
the left of their extreme right, and another un
tho
sucessful attempt was made to take pits from
Russians.
After some hours heavy tiring of artillery end
small arms, both parties withdrew.
French Tbree an
small
attacks were made by the ere
morning. Their loss was shout 180: The British
batteries, on the 18th, continued to throw shot '
end shell Into the matnelon and new redoubt • .:
The Rlll4lllllll succeeded in holding the pits,
and axe ens
la -constructing a formidable,
work on the mamelon, although frequently' -,ln.
terrupted by the,yrena and English battativa`:
Th e yeenelipentevere in working fortad.--
Iteinforcements were reported to be owtheirfity.
from 'toads, and the Oth Btasien dividon bad
reached the vicinity of Eupatoria. The Russian
P O rim*ld o o r n t s th h et a T koffhd y s
mired
an t ed untiltevaiL.'
Ilanchi.Se ; .
ral, and Itacitokskeeirmand of the army: Prince
MI!!!!t==
Men-chlkoff, it was reported had died on his way ' The Explosion of the Oregon;
to Moscow. • • It appears, was caused by the lowness of wa
nts Fiasco Acconsr.—The Moniteur of yes- ! to in the boilers, and not from defective flues,
Weds,' publishes the following despatch from ;as stated in our despatches. Geo. Rice,. the
General Canrobert to the French Minister of second mate, (attending to the Cleveland Herald)
War, dated March 28: says the immediate cause of the explosion was
"Monsieur le Marcchal—We had last night a' the foaming
ur troops, of the water, which deceived th e
very hard contested, and, for o
very engin'eer as to the quantity. The mate of the
glorious combat, on our right works of attack. ' Plying Cloud, who was standing by eIIAPILI3,
in front of the Malakoff Tower. At about 11 the engineer, a few moments before the ecci
o'clock at night the enemy attempted a general ' dent, said to
is low, and you
"The water
sortie on that side, on which It appears that not will blow us up." Chapman replied, ••oh, no; less than 15.tettalions.took port, which, accord- , you can't blow her up." The mate replied: "I
leg to Russian prisoners, were 1000 strong.— i would give all my old clothes if I was ashore,"
These troops, divided in two columns, attacked and immediately left the engineer for the upper
m mane, and with savage yells, the head of the I deck, end when about half-way forward Owes
sap (chentinemeel) which we had undertaken in i plosion took place, and Chapman was 'instantly
' advance of oar parallel to reach the arabuecedes killed. The etatemeet of Chapman, that MO
previously occupied by the enemy—ambetscedes boat could not be blown up, is understood not to
which It is ourintention to join solidly together, bore been a piece of reekleasnin% but to have
to make a place d'armca of them. Thrice re- been founded on his knowledge of the thorough..
pulsed, and thrice brought up again to the at- manner in which the boiler* had been teStedand,
tack by themknortatiotes of their officers, the examined by himself and the boil e
er inspeotor.
Russians ware compelled to abandon th e won- The last order of the captain to th engineer
potion of this point, which was 'defended by was to have everything right about the boilers,
companies of the 8d &naves, commanded by regardless of. expense. Chapman was a first-
Chef de Batallon Bonen. An obstinate struggle class engineer, commanded the highest wages,
took place there, which has cost us dear,but with, and was engaged with the express.. view of bas
ter greater loss to the enemy, In proportion to ing the boat in competent hands. The Berri
the masses brought against us. Colonel Janie ring officers are sure that it was the foaming of
of the let Semmes, commanded on this point, the water that caused the accident. The num
point, and fought personally with admirable en- her of lives lost were ten.—Cincinnati Coln.
ergy. Re was covered with blood from two merciaL
wounds in the bead, but which, happily, are not
dangerous.
"The enemy, finding that their efforts, which
only succeeded in overthrowing oar gahion de
fences, which had not yet been filled up, were in
vain, bore against the left of our parallel to
wards the Karabalais Ravine, where a warm fe
sillade welcomed them, and prevented them from
Waterlog. They then suddenly threw themselves
upon the right of the English parallel, succeed
ed in crossing the works, and took up a position
in the rear of our left, which for a moment was
exposed to a murderous cross-fire. General
D'Autemarre, on duty in the trenches, made the
necessary dispoaitione with his usual energy and
coolness. The 4th battalion of Chasseure-a-pied,
coming up to the support, were ordered to charge
in the ravine. and threw themselves valiantly
upon the enemy, who, in an exposed position,
and having suffered considerable loss, was driv
en back, to return no more.
"More to the left, the English who had as yet
been able only to assemble forces far inferior in
number to their !desalinate, attacked the enemy
with their habitual valor, and, after an obstinate
struggle, drove him back. Still more to the left
the English bad been attacked by a sortie, which
seemed to be a diversion, and which they soon
mastered.
.En resume, this operation of the besieged dif
fered complete:y from all those hitherto attempt.
ed against our works. To effect it, end notwith
standing the strong force of the garrison, they
had sent for two regiments (eight battalions) of
fresh troops (regiments Dnieper and Ouglitsch)
from outside the
walls. It was a sort of general
attack upon our advances, and appears to have
been well combined for obtaining an important
result.
The Importance of this failure of the besieged
must be estimated therefore by the greatness of
the object they had in view. The prisoners we
have taken declare that their losses were enor
mous, and we think, in fact, that this disorderly
combat, as all night combats are, and where the
firing lasted for nunitiours, must have cost the
Roraima, considering , the masses they brought
forward, 1000 to 1200 men at least hors de ears
hot. The ground in. front of our parallels is
strewn with the slain, and General Ostensacken
has just sent to demand a Suspension of hostili
ties, which has been granted, and is fized for to
morrow, to pay the last duties to the dead.
"Our own lois, of which General Bosqust has
only been able to send me as yet =approximate
estimate Is considerable, and cannot be under
300 to W.lO killed and wounded. We have es
pecially to regret the death of Chef de Bouillon,
of Engineers Dumas, a superior and meritorious
officer, who had a bright future before him; and
who found a glorious death. He was killed by
bayonet „ throats, after having already been
wounded at the head of the works of attack.—
You knew him and esteemed bun, Monsieur le
D1111301111.....Y0ur-regret, willhorrequel two= own.,
The same may be said of Chef de negation Ba
rton, of the 3d Zortaves, who is missing and sup-
posed to be killed. I will send you a detailed
account of our losses.
"1 have nothing to add to what I said in my
lest despatches respecting the health of the
troops It is =directory.
"I am informed that many families, under the
pressure of other doubtless legitimate occupa
tions, are astonished that no exchange of pris
oners has as yet taken place in the Crimea, and
address complaints and petitions to you on the
subject. On this head 1 can only reply that, in
concert with Lord Raglan, I wrote on the sub
ject to the Commander-in Chief of the Bunion
army as far back as January last. Prince Men
schikoff shortly afterwards sent a reply to the
effect that he would refer the matter to his gov
ernment, end that he would inform us of its ul
timata decision. Thus matter. rest, and I do
net think it is for us to break a silence which
they seem disposed to-keep.
- .Accept, IL Is Marebhal, the hoMage of my
respectful devotion. Command
CA er-in-Chief,
=0111117. "
FIELD Oritxrnois or rue Autzs.—The Vi
enna Freraden Blait,—whoseauthonty is gener
ally doubtful—'-etates that thetAllies have com
menced the eel I operations of their Spring cam
paign. Movements had commenced from three
paints. Omar Pasta, with24,ooo Turks, bad ad
vanced towards Old Fort, and reconnoitred the po
sition of the Russians on the Alma. Lien. Canrob
ert menaced the Sapoungun fortification, and had
taken the Sterimost Bridge of the Tehernays.—
Lord Raglan defended the plateau, the railway,
Kadikoi, and Beetle's. English ethic= from
before Sebastopol state that, to the 2Gth of
March, no field operatic= of magnitude had
been undertaken. Large reinforcements of
French were waited for.
In partial confirmation of the above, a, des
patch from the - Crimea says that operations
would commence on the 3d; that all the troops
around Famieech had received orders to draw
nearer to Sebastopol, and that ships of war are I
recalled to the Black Sea.
The Russians have established two fortified
camps, each of 30,000 men, the one between Mit
ten and Riga, and the other between Revel and
Narva, to defend the Baltic provinces. The her
bore of Abo, Ilelsingfors, and all others from
Wyburg to Tomes, are being blocked by sunk
en ships, no as to obstruct the entry of hostil
fleets.
We have said on more than one occaston that
the Slavery Propagandists propose-to carry the
Institution into Kansas at the point of the bay
onet. The late elections, carried by an unexam
pled fraud on the ballot-box, and characterised
by scenes that would harmonise with the barba
rian enterprises of the middle ages, display the
animus of the propaganda. Their design is to
subjugate the free soil of Kansas ; and to do it , at
whatever cost of money, and by whatever acts i
of bloodshed and infamy the accomplishment of
their purpose may require. No right, constitu
tional or natural, is to be respected in the real
isation of their scheme. They play the game of
open, deliberate conquest, by just such agencies
as hove been employed by brigands of all degrees
from the begtenieg, of time. We have just re
ceived a new illustration of their infamous eon
duet in the account we publish this morning o f the
destruction of the office of The Ltuniactly,published
at Pe rksville, Platte County, 'Missouri, on the bor
ders of Kansas. The alleged cause of this out
rage is, that the papa was tinged with free-soil
proclivities. The same party that committed
this gross assault, declared their determination to
follow its-editors into Kansas if they should un
dertake to revive their paper In thud territory,
and to hang them when they should bo caught.
Thus, the game began in the late election in Ken
na is oersted out on the borders a Missouri.—
We hold it to be the duty of the Government , to
take sahluturee to arrest the further lawless pro
ceedings of the organised and armed band of ruf
fians who hover on the eastern hne of Kansas.
They have committed crimes enough. A mete
lawless and hemp deserving horde never infested
any country. Their depredations should be atop
pad. The most predatory tribe of savages that
ever trod the Western prairies-were never mote
deserving of the prompt and effective action of
the Government troops than these graceless
wretches wdo are stalking from outra to out
rage, trampling upon the laws, threat ensng and
shooting unoffending citizens, and corautiltin g of- 1
lenses which civilization everywhere dooms to
Ignominious and prolonged punishment. Let the
United States Government do its duty, then, by
taking early steps to pntdown the further a:test
es of these land pirates.—N.' Y. Tribune.
--.. . .
William Patterson, who was shot dating thi
late election riuts at the Eleventh Ward polls
died last evening, from the effect of his wounds,
He received a chestnut buck-shot in his neck
and shoulders. 110 resided at Fairmount, 11118
creek Township.
The melting of the anew in the northern wil
derness is creating quite a flood In the Hudsoit
liver. The piers at Albany are submerged, and
_rim business generally imspendrd. The Con
,nectlont is also very high,.stal still rising. The
Debeeriee bits risco fourteen feet at Easton. i
_
The Railroad travel is prodigious Chicago
imptmt notice the recent itrrivaint a train of 88
flied care, and' the Toledo . Bkide of ' the 19th
states that the number passing throne!,
_that city,
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'Mortgages For Sale.
WE HAVE a fevr A No. 1 Mortgages for
rr sale at s tat rate et dlstomtt , WILKENS CO
FISH—IO bbls. No. 1 largo Mackerel;
150 bbl.. N 0.3 luTe 61rokrro4
1515 do do mWlrou da
SO de drr, ..It lad pickled Herrin
140 half WA& Trout Sar male Sr Us b.IY
IL COLLINS
11ZRESII LOUISVILLE LIME-500 bbls.
2- um landlos from stamen NV nu Knox Er We II:
apla ISAIAH DICKEY t
PAIILARINDS—A supply of good fresh
Tamarinds reed by YtY3. IfiNG. •
spit earner Diamond and Market et.
OLD g
LD BROWN WINDSOR 'SOAR-3 gross
V of bale. , geoulti• Old B awn Mod ar Saar. gin. •
large lot of the oalebrated llonay Rap• r o e s , dlu tiNa.
sal
GROUND NUTS‘-487 sacks now landing
from steamer BeraDo• for see by •
DAUM DICRLY t CO. _
FLOUR=Superfino extra- and extra family
constantly on band and for tee by
avi D. W. 1111610 TINE t 00..78 Water it.
CORN MEAL-5U bbls sifted, in store and
ew isle br •ap7 D. NV: 11.100TINII d CO.
TIIEARL 110311NY-2d bbls store am'
X lir Welly , D, lIERSTINE & CO.
NAPIER , PIG METAL—I-1 tuns now land
,Dat from gamer Lodnillo for 1110 by
ij 1.4.i1A1t DID DT co.
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A VAR CORN-1,c85 bus ree'd per steamer
.124 Chooolt. • V 24 HDLL aILICIORTT.
MEAL-2GYee'd ti - Dd for Baia
itJ by f 024 DELL *LIDag . FT. •••
EARL 110.11INY--1 5 bbls just received
Pa. and lbr ale by
sea) D. W. 111,11151111 E CO 93 a 4 Front
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16,11J0AR , -65 hhda. N. O. Dincling
s2v2 fbr Dv ' mbIS .D,ITN LOYD k
- Y ---- EIVI3 CHERRY Phe RAL-1. gross
r this celebrated eouzli remedi VensmThu.
E BEGES—Just reo'd tit A. A. Mason
pea
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tatted mad wool banes. walling at leas
maT
INTTIV 11 . --- RRRING. 5Q 0: dry salt and 30
._.2._._._.__.____ sdo *kW. Nut ned ind. l3 4 sta l moriztz.
ACKEREI--100 bblg. No. 3 Large;
' &I ndrbbix. No 3 ludo: 30 bna,Oloon
30 Ibis. mall. in. store and Oar sea by
3 ."
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AKE FISH-50 bble. Trout;
ao tau b 1,12. Vont; 40 bblo. win tO Pleb:
d° 'MU ' 1131" u " "' 3,lf! trAVIII&D.
Naha •
lOLOU it, :NA bbla Murdock & Nye'e extra
I: Moor. 200 do Ratille NM, etio, do. do. Is non and
co sale by - nab= • • •. . A. 4 3.. IIeBANY
WIBito IDERE—D CURTAINS—A. A.
Moon 31-Co. bay* f ant reed 340 raa. ,•rY hands:anti
W cool Ninbroldrriod Muslin and Lan oyaprry. •pl 6
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2fino2 . o t!
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BULL • LIU/31MT.
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HITE. BEAN"
ML br avail
PIATOES --43 bblg Nob:it:mock receiv
i Ibr wr -art% BELL t LIOCILST,
BASS SALTPETRE in More and
L.IOU fat sal. ' En. num k CO.
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ITE BEANB-20 bus in atom and for
VV 171/. by ag•T • D. cr.liraaTlNt &CO
TTOBACCO-50bss. assd (armada, 6a a nd
ham Lb store and 10**1“ sr_
4112 urns a co. nv. 2,i re.
gIiE.EftLOORTOIL CLOTIIB—Tt4Wi
smarting:at lath. aSty,_ablett vire .111 eat to IWlny
bedlam , c.! Nate . k PHILLIP& 1.113
E situate in
n 3 Nor nrll o .l_Ps.. now In fall apqnstign, and doing
toad bunnin - *monitory Moons good lo { of ground,
bast i n b ern " lai ls 'a r inn ithi X r a ."l, baa mmi tners "" nrlV/.soo curi to un t3N th e n
Can top damn
.;Poi fin!lnar jLartlenble synly to
ay2o . . tION,I46AIIa.
IYAIO4I of 168 acres; with pod inivrove•
• =Du, Ike ealikaltasta on. Prreter Hun.
4. dtaUsa kcal the Oblo Thad: Cana 1 314 M and wr t i t t
watarid; =Cm *and and dada good fends Ptics $ll
roe dors. 02:1 B. OUTWIT= 4 4014140,415 t.
ISEA--Nowrecerin 231. chests wad ball
chew*, lotwtha with Ina stock an hand, comprinnd
ha 411hweas .tdesnalf nnin_antaband direct hod
tbe bapqtal NOP. To* and , althadalahla, fat duly
and Ab• rid lOW aria and 1.141 it the vary !await
trlawr;at Ur Min Tic Inoty,'VUTl4l.B,24 nth It.
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