BUOINES.T:iDIRECT OIII .. M. PIITTINGILL • It 011.13 IDTEItTISING AGgficr2 123 Natua.B7ll" Ns, Taxx. And N. IN. gate strott. 73*: -* • - • .ra...r.iehoottl*gisral 743,3 1 41.0150i1e . _Grocers,- Liquor Dealer! T". ititbsoriber in novr =porting a wipe ,riartottlitrot 011 antrum; of which irf an ounce ISO gallon. priors Brandr,.. Zaarsorto:ZSr alposch BrarrAT So . • luomloctirost by tau No Tat y r a ira:=,.: - . gm - qr .-P.- a Ls wiksocirrwx.sosa , - mar= Wok l'ino Tor 1E1,11544 Esbno, Vrat eb , gr i nta ' 1444014z60,34. 4 ihstglod SS-srerirt. DI Strata Btrort • t3.l.,lNomeoltztrisa Ts, frusal lubillsauxtb. To. au ins tam. room nos .Jawra• - . 7 . 4 3 Ss; • • • - t+lodl BrielLAlO, .SUE.Ki , '22 South William . 4 • N Z I AM I L In gt s o&ar ,- F: .., re, mr. anartrxernt et xcust. me taipwat IVlms. rod sad wttlta.Arls Tote. aienAsa. wit V .e irburX)Somt=eljtarra"4 4 BoAtigl (Maar atsk mat (ID- A 4 'n ,r/WPI T RIC GRIPE JaCES: ordap romptly mental n. factilbis tnn.. _ „licogt.'s Parent Mastic - Skirts. CE sit FRANCE, No .l Barclay street: ONC-Karts-aieAprzinlies exeatt that Uri Enasuletarcrs 1 sad melte* tn” I=grallttmu __ JALIKISUIN .t. MEN, a ttte late firm T- , i;brver. aN.Jaation A &ma, Grata and &ado Maws, 2.467 mt id., and 930 Becadday, New York, lave tar Land ovary narlaty or maim • mad &aids ad . eamel. Gamma Siva Oman - Wes . adla - ---------- = SSW:YORK Ama s. '"nD 'm Wt Zitbur...l..f.trzuryrincl`gte tinirszrams , k - s.. • - ritIEN2O, lirgissENP.OßN& 43o .;tlate i m ossma.dwbegialummainbar s. Mgerdit.u.a imarwskftss.na B NB. 410EINCOLTS_Standari Cotton Sail Dunk; LC. BRAME &W. No. , rtegreac, 10aaitflattnett el 7NIRTG'S erint eats and po,pper. Ito=, WWI (Atm, mos/ad:a a'vo. imp:Erten Of Amid= sadltreign Bflk=alfaaarkxdo.lll.24 fl 4 smami. _ 0 Ur =TENET &CO., Imprzs om. A t Fitench rfli__.4o4-6thern!.7esztiloc 4 . 4 El tiL ECELN k HONIG, 1 , 195431darst, ear. xeints7VW*. l~nyE am Et. and twes SLnd • 1 1; WESTFAVE L T ,V e netian .LlCllLEixonaurer,No. , l3 Bt. CLer P c l=- 14 " MITA Y4B. Si:LILY; J DEAL apt tad Letizo* , :tular ot '3"k ,OWEN 4.Wt:au gb.-tclijmwi St.i.l:anOrtes : aa: ewas o ,=. 7 3*lbilLut: ow*. - -taus:alb, vi aLARAI33, .Irce paunisad' Belvisn BiaatrOa4h g 153. Subsno Plata • • Lomas :DASIULLI 'mortal' French IL-,4firmu. Mato Virstbis. Yelvalta life* oak toodkWaoliols. oz. D[o.. a•mo stmt. tiro Tort. m al a .a.Tua a,eo., 99 _Chambers stree v h 3W4.loll7fDlathi‘liVlES.,Bl6l7:7lmilthingNES I:4o3s4:llll',ll.lNitang rflabrONA ilatennistinu eante sit ltralsor. Daras;external r 0 13011334 . =a atieu.l f soanorawdmm4. 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R:vm,TORY' . - ~,, D iactl)A.C. _ ~- • June prrx...,,,,,.. r r 1 y c - ;; s.i. 1 •-•' e i...w7.77-7BlGEW.,,,glia.ins.±!.'--44,14;! i,i Alsori".'lloj 1 8 ' 1 ' . :,:;" ~:?- 1 4Z 5.4 t e n & •• - - - rittsbutlW :, nacTONS; 11..,,rra.'''' iI,:dOARRIA o r ihwy_____ ...... tdelll . 0 „ ;=4 . Ymt lil a i.'rlll'3'l --„..r Uttr, Wel? molar . •=}"•=liVll:li."l2,9tlWl3 7 IMEA.T.I.ESTATit 87 Front 4frurr""epprsercoalWeri*Vala 17,9 litAPPreik OLD,: us ortin -31"1" 11":411111nrai l l arai slam(' ndif in • Ges MAlitirA i f thou saw ustsur ki g M star, aas sar wow., PRI R CO. Xo.:ff hroilli THIRD ,olotot, PRILEDA ptarHlßoooll MANUFACTURERS, COUR. rol, - AnEantfr e d Tif77- *v. . Oil Walt Ind llattings. . - SE z. ) .....i,„„,e—ii, Arge an. choice iF AL:""t'w."----011MX. oftbe Wad gad ascot sartongtgr,r4lllo. ... sbraligThEl 4,. : . •• ' - ~” . . - --.3. , istrsila rum y r tp, , • . , r Mt:Mid P la2 ezd Oolco. gad Togstl - nr r ifti o low witga g- il , It 0 • 0141/12. :1 ems. - - . 1 jfial"itlittaraitielor...r. b,.. AINN I MAg oitCarthr: kg_ ,;M05,,,, T ed. 0 , - Window to.s., 6" - mfttal.otecoi sad o_g_„, ) la tting , - IS ll 7Wattian — iiiin g 1 6 kgi !Mgr ‘ i - - 7 ialiit ' .m ~a • Fartta S ring Trades -: "01.0:001t-ciPTESi a£ all ar . 1411 2 ; .11.• tingtutiolttbolkte °VietiosnaliffLaTh't&aiaa. .- , - . :'•:.?Tuariaaalr r--- • - - • • .. 010r1000 wad aigruiu tads 0600 OEO4 1000+4W 101.0050 40006 rice.. doab, thsi Irv blfavloyouternelba this mats; &ad nopr MM assa ywasrmsololoo llo, 7 l6ll ,..P lJolol4 ....LI MP mDI: i s MAO Pa. 110 klasizillt . _ . . : 1 , I tw i t saikikl=t,sit, BUSINESS CARDS roffirsi tu 09..EPHia. P:t.)1011.11.ISON, Attor . U.. - ay. No: 143' l'olirth elpset, betlietaa mud Zlrl.r.l..lPittibarlib. Pl. • : : • m 33•1 L.-7. lIALL, Attorney at Law, 'qtake 11122dIngs," Gnat street. between Fourth and Allor• 61180.17 T °BERT E. PM:4I4PS, Attorney at Lain . st..LoutOdo. 167 sOBERZPOLLOM' Attornef4t steam:rt. L3w— • tra 03=mm rifth 9,;.n.c.,0y..— , ...- m e ut.ps,Pittpaitrith.- -- .AMES J EA:IILN; AttOinoy, et Dam, office Fourth stmt. war ttraza. rouedree.. ieurear ASPER. E. 13EADY,' Attaraey 'at Law, No. Ca liftb lOtort.Plttoloorab. • BANKERS -AND BROKERS. psi nocalnoo-:-.:-zo wito zonat...--rfamors raw= ii.,:.,, WL Bankers ' and .B - uss , proaer RA a Mir and sail (Oold 'and Slim sad ~...... ,Naboa.naiWa.Z. ona Baal Notate ar . ncek roar Not" cad Time 1411$ an Past isuool:-Thilr and aoll StoOto on Cbassataadark. Cornea MOOS IDS& an all Agate In Ma Onion. ..Coa corner of ' Third and Wood streets. atocctly mono tho Bt. Chula" • WILKINSm a w O. neceSP,U To a. Vt 4, _e- BANJOES & MECHILIieII BBOXIMIS; No. n l ' O VßTllSlßEEZ'vrraartatac ..I_N the nruneroas suspensions of Bankers ~:ak,graustbroujihont the onstitry, ateng the last x mot Teen attuned Oath. almost ern7 butanes their troy ban grown oat eta depare92o fromtheir lealtignsta end Re %Mee." tiallVOlMifttO aril nue the pablie, „In strinoeLltist. no iniesnlations in 'Our ey stark . ' or ether • VEITIO. operation. , shall tads. • us 5„, she staid sad /mit/nate 'boot war Dominoes, biller that in 161+MIXIS all auth . inesitionsts, yr* oh all not x he Dotter Able tome. our eiontinnit. and num. their t own i n stant in -.riesling .sush a tonne we shalt tiro. mote eivaim nlUdoto remit... ins - WILICIND'a CO. 4LEMBriamcAN Co Banker& and Exchange Acgo. &45.W0ca1, =war ofm sirnnyandWal Itsitkiatniani -plastaaa tAil Dias:ant Tim Itatalaga, sad Prosalaaarr ila.* zna• Collanioas In all the arixtailelattlasaf tin union Kamm- Impcnllls on call avian tnt4=4A7%bola prom tl atattnitva total !Ur tre =t4. to* Broke bastes... Rcebanga coaataay n Sof taloa sedS:ll WIXOM 'PLUI L nom LAMM HANNA 10. Co., guecessore to E ty.iozor.ko3.o 3 .:ous , ..Exdomun , 7onO-M. fkowntio onooonse, Orratatoo or ,==? l t= " elro i rrro l eT V od 7 = tn a l Chula ftur solArli saran' node Rind. 1• 1 4,== pad Az Foreign ozol Anwirkia ' Adronato ands cc emilinunords of rroduci. abSDsad emu on liberal Won. R. IL In=AXIL • WM.-EL-W-IriAldB lc Co., laitiero arui Exelsougtraln Borth East earner of Wool sod narto=foason Maid tanztiChad c'alsoacloP irrozootty ottottooo to. too-is 10ASES4,- .S 0 'Dealers ux Foreio sod Doseestie BUN of ExotoostXrcateo INo * Beak Notes sad 8.0*.t0. No-69 sbsr Mts. zireca6nsom cm au Us. ledoelPel tbsoosaaat &hal:4llW Stems. L READ, Bookseller told Stationer, No. LORN Boo kseller and Ste. tone, meow= to AZI:1411, NO. I 111131211 ~____ Y oorto. gal/cm% Ps. .tt ----- F , NRY S. 'BOSWORTH, Bookseller and. Dwarf& to BbasuemterLaa. No. 12 liartat stnei, nese lizteS4. Plasbeergth km. erS and btat - BO Acod etreet, mat dox to the =MS of Tided, he Ps. School sad tow tram 000stoatly on hazel. COMMISSION &C. McCUTOREON =SALE GROORRS,' Produce and • Cononindon Inerebanna and Dealers in fittenorial Aidrie& fio. M 9 Liberty A. corner of Sanaa. Plnansozn. F.. sien-7 Hal47T o. 1 RE:10 onnger tom remand to No. Ti! LlberL7 stmt. E ta ENer,R & CO„ (Emcees- . Tiabiglek- M4ll.l2ilda, and fterrarding tr.Dealsetm Wcal and Predate gramally. av I A. L,-13A11.D1', cONXISSPO/MDV.FORNTititrVti fiZCZTAIVt. Agent of thrjadison a!d Indianapolis No. 8019ster ist., Pitisbush, :apart A. ILTOVILL W. - BUTLER & CO .IVORWARDTEO; & •COMUSSO3N =B- A .- camas sal Dedini %an Undid Pittebm . 6 nactscred Allides.leid Pipe sad Stott Lowl, No. WI ILn! Stmt. Attatategb. 5t65.1701.4 A A IVBANE, Corazussurn and For. avrixdbur= runeo&=uli zfn arms. Atemsts. - grtiOBLSO.NCO., WhOlesede GrOCeng; ' Przdtte•twaal• Led o.ualsalma Idarliztkn. one- kit.too‘Fntt sidER ANTELO, Genera! Commis lieschwrts. Phila:Mg. latero adrsaas etaatal=ntt , et Ilnetut• imerair. .1.174 • ciL VAICEIELD; . late of , Warreo; Ohio,' .--aetoostooe.l Pareardin I c r i e r lh ant. and 'Mole . Dealer W <SUM Henn* ,Batter,-Pot and Pear! radoend WestestrPrbd ere • . Wateer strut, :.11{0.m51.1:2154 (late of Erna Radom Lar.l. Alt Os.) CO, Vilwkwde drama, • tii&mirrnAuct.,....lo,6.6"r,, u2llft=sall Drier/ tn :lAA& NV 1 • Vide and ,-----------T-3teaiO3L&SPA.L3iEB, in:Marta iind er ' baleisatesut AEIaIiELLI WaII Perer_, No. 66 MOW. :g ra WM= Ward aid loath Ma; Pittak - , . IMPOrta OD Wh w. sad Seidl Unger tri Cartogi.filiraj. BMW]. Tzbla Oki Plaw•Colal... Stan Bost DRY GOO imL A. L.Vaups ava;.yrrises. t. AViitexy ea, v. MASOY &T.°. Wholesale and Retail . tswess te vines ata ewes DTI Ofoll‘-'l5 Fifth - ASUB J MAaIF I2 ; vu.rdmits. c<4lA , z) , =u , s l PIIT --GB.OOERS . 4•19132 1 . Gardner,. *IIO.Z.NBAZ.Z bILAZERS Flour,Pro noi and 81 Produce Go:nerving, ..230 ons 1.1 50- y ---"-"--OSEIRAVE lc, CO., w hirl ..fJP 9.12 Wawa, 18 =II= Wood stmt. PittaburiaL, iIitAGALEY, WCODWARD 00, Mitele . Irnsor. trilledcat - osdat. rlloALLUDwilbliiiii4 Wholesale GtO• ' ooro,CottmlotooL lOaeloosta, sad Dollars to Prolocr. sad tO Front invest. littotarst6 pISOID.- 4,EIN FLOYD CO:, Wholesale Grocers L saeo=muelooteesalaukerarrawoolatte xis Lib. - '.------------------'-----------OBER.T 3/00141hdefiala 0T0C 6 0 140.1 Übittitisill*lPtelfr in Psalm.% k Man- - sad enazidA . ionic.. -sulDomlUbgto End a. ISIIV Liberty AKIO. `,1)12 041310 le , vtrff: law stoeX moon= old Monimilaial:Wed4.7 , .vilich . I LI Do • • ices eves--...:—...u550 c. NAL - WILLS IS ROE, Wholesale Grocers and s.tersesets, Sto.ISI Liberty steserfles r_ . _ er9Cer And A. , • 037.—Lihmktri:e orwootvaLizt=r2 6 1 6 traits oa t,31 ~tmm :l4l Wad Engl. ltb. nu= awl !most • &"3 -Ea & C0.,7 Wholassie Grown, N a teftes itsuesetuns. 'o. F. 53 Übutl lON% etrutharrsozr,,:whotesau (nom an. 1 . 5 Wasamuir.4.6.2 Arise .. 125 ut.6.7 it..i. ra. fa= 1CC0M1Z0L....... WIWI Antahc O e cI M nA m I z v N t o o e nD Wr. ila l a ek W- & W,oxvf2 ett Wpal-r 5 .- 15.n...1l . L 1 a , t IC a 9 OO w M #. bo o m m r . Ol NOLL t44P LamCOnoloir .0f ',SWAG GOODS, It II en asst. coma of * 4 itiandlt lt ail H e Pittibity ADZES' - :- DRESS , . G OODS,o inelucth D, ig Sie isaWr . rii &nagger MU; Blank thrf, , Zaino, Item wino adirvatiell X.... 041 railidn.Pal and. .d• Lainon7naTte:h. Maul "H L"MW.rtiVearztlteTre..., gogrAtuoStrfraiMunanarr. nlnca. raw _styt. of Mush warted Vollaxs. annlinihm.p=terr h gr4laanat,aP. . . lidr LLM dO GOUDb—Yed Dreamt; .Ineladindt 'bailie; Cke.bn. Botaboadne4 Nor* Perls!l4l3llll',. inutunti, mow ow x los" toga Towelling, Napkins. ate. Alan, Han and Bort Trench ( -= j assn 'Ci r=b l :73AlnitriZa. Linimolpizni linza and surellar Elating linathis , • U grodnot• rnS.Vitisnill i s g c cti d ;•l% . trarig li 4 - t"ThSguat 4-s2)mt".. tilde Oil ratd Leather Store.. 111; ictaxpenies: --;---'' . • '-. No. 21 Stitith Third Street, setweee Thedurtiro Caaratout ata A Pbnatrittalts, ... 0 : , ,,,,, FoK BMX SPANISH lIIDES,Wr. - Grotaraltal Patii Elm Taaoare Oil, Tumors - Currie. Mot& at the totoratateer and the latatmaa gra-MI Ma& Of lastarr ta tee rotttm , ted. team. th . — bist = vita, War aline atorrtla out, or taken la s ,rebulge or arta. Lamm 1., tree et "ißlf a old al coromlarloa, riaf. TALCOTT & CO., (successor& to T.10.1w1.) Its=ut=kluertro.f N° "A"tdr Wandfitzed. assar oflonrtb, I rOubtr spomiaatanitioseilia• COOCPA, Iv ;fa Imo ?theta 'ea Bikes N. iailAUff" Ines as ~~ :.-_ , -- WF3' ';~. ~. ~. P - ITT - S - BURG AGENCIES , ~{ = _ J. casua3o... =mural I 1377C1 a:SON, EN0.61, COMAISSIGN- AGENTS, for ost.A. Dea " ks LTIElta RSON. 10314 Maio. ..-': . _ _ . ' 4 116451 r ) e . fiterrren...i Pita&sm;A—Slßas.Hrumer a Itabnsollank s&AVOlte A Oa, assets Oak% Loma, Bur:* cm. literehstaa. ' Va.lll3o—TOWes in bilellasn treal TriSpllle 11111317.11011 • mria•lird ifIS; Real Estate :Agent, ALk, Nirddllia and Ellll ! Booker , e. *M dd rth end. don Wood. Basin= DreldidlriTstruded7 Q Alan •L. MARSHRIL, Secretary CM sees Warman Company, 9417xter stnat. hi.,6OIIDON, Secretary Western Inen• • T•A e• Co, 92 Water street. I—FGARIOFFIN, AgentforFranklin IN ,firp zasurour tiomputr. aortboatt comet of Wood and Thud mods. lat A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mth tug Inman, dampens. 42 Alba otne. MUSIC. &C. JOHN H. MILLOR, Dealer in. Piano Fortes, slosio.oe stegai lostromeati, &hoot Boo_7ls, and. cationertaite Pr ett=flatto Pario.for Lorl 4 , • :ON: • mar in • ulna, 6 ci ,4! -:.:4IIOfritIVAI I IG %AVM DRUGGISTS. TORN HAFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. li.rgbearii. Ira= as=l:riz IgNA4l.4...Pitts =h. Sirßagnlar "Arent rbzer illO rt llN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in Cala,Nandohof and nn Stara, No. 226 an . 7 :oloo u " ll l ' d hli l =t7 t ';',rt sits nye. air sons for &hawk's moniet ' Syrap. mu 2447 A. FATINESTOCK I CO., Wholesale 'srte6.stt." E, SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in ew p or P l grltAtt=r&a=&ftrel RACIN REITER, Wholeeule k Retail • earear of Mat,. mad BMA& ■tmts. SCHOONISIAKER & CO., Wholesale IFOSEPII FUMING, Successor to L. Wilco: INP 03.; nornat Mudd !trod and littasnand—AnS st=hand a full awl untrplata anottatant of nalitin• Cheat; ParhonatT. ad la as=ta Ids badman , . prasitpttana earidunl tcantonadel at all ...... . lady MANUFACTURING. WILLIAM MARNILILL /c. CO., 61 Penn et., below Marbury, Pittsburgh. WIER MAIRPRS and SKEET-IRON WORSE= itandfletarars of Band:Mrs West Chhoneys, My Bed Bt.= Vass. Cod. densera, Balt Pass. Sugar Boa Yawls or Lift Boats Ida al" Blacksatithe Workja and Visoloaros4, od listarring doss on the sotto.. Ird. W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Rein Kannlieturrn and pour t. wind Wag. lie. la t street OLIN WETHERELL, Manufacture? of panty? Box vim. • mw.i....rtklL eULID Box and tulazzo sox. TICPS. come of Andaman sad Hob tason Meets. cam 'van Erma Lb" Mad moot i ak latunrY Hata an ap& 1 WILSON & SON keep constantly on n•botrhi raruit a y_7l, Hata 1 hatonable w ilat or bp, goo! anti cher; IMno , sall to airs na staill ban* purchasing *Lanham nolbti 111M0 12. 7011N D. 10X111.... __/114C01113 & CO. WIIOiwALIrtAND =ULM PASECIONLIILII. HAT AND CAP MANIIPAOTUREIL9,( 1 Alp DEALESSIN ALL SEAS OP YOBS. CORN= OP WOOD AND WTI =MUM Pittibll Pa. • in...Tber worn ' 0 Woof lista sal 14p0,5., Bow, Ws sat tar Bowles. • L. p.lanslistons—........WASlT aDassa...--..5. lc . ISCCLISID S. S. SWUM.. . IiVIIII' E ITT * " NOVELTY V OAKS,MICRON, PA. f&R ACK and Depot Railroad Seale°, Hay; Cottle Lod Grohs do 4 Platt= sod Coontsi dotlNoto of AU stsos, emta. .Drop sad Thalclb Lambs. volts* Is of various I..thdr. latfts, apprond oattordr, Botts ...a---- isidesalmig *ansMags ins Calrthel of soon Tr rtstr to form and =ism ' • au --- W. W. WALLACE, . I STEAM MARBLE WORKS, =ma .ad Mta iMerty drat. UILO mam/ Mai:A*4 arlfg. PITTSBIL ILIONIMENTS, Tombs, Oraye Stones, 1'11: TuraMora Tam 31aatoM.13amdatatorter.41a.!s• amp 011 ham/. al:id mad• ta =4o'. II mathinary. at um krwest r Tbraa barrirad =UMW ama lal•Mma 6 . Apia for Maxr.rmrala‘ ar-43a hard. IllarX and Cab Mar Me randabad ix, ma•Trada st tha lowast wimL. ill agars aLlad vita darpatra at alli Marty ar w. w --, wAitium. Penn C417/lilh4 ---- Pittaburg h. KENNEDY, -CHILDS /k. CO., B6nitfa o turas ar— _ • Po= -.& I tarry 44 Storthlor, Sl= . 71411: of all elan end diaam :"; • - • . ". • Mash fru.' mad Dryly v _ " Rape °fall gm old . • Batting - - perar Kdrage.itiodwir=iogst., . , vnues ---"- TO DEALERS ni WASEBOARDS . 13.1247 0: RICE, of Cincinnati, invented - a .I..bi. ha...imeme:- O. wired.ann,. fig ghtch he a Meal In net-Jaen. dald haprorement made* . iat la prarryleaceparlag the'sdoth or a shod of --Zlne (or 'other thluthde meted) and there causing them' to incise or eat thdr gay Into the send wooden sldee or len of a Wasithagge Os . methods nrethennuy employed. taring been to Omega a groom or cid o meccas to moan the me tale phthe. O. midMuently loth Ids cthrs Wendt sod anambiP to Patent to the subscriber. who la Scir norllvEn thrsceff,m well SA olay outhorthat lam Toderrcr OICE'S IMPROVED PATENT ZLNO Ara:au:wins. basinjusucceedel the•late (re of ::= l,ll.r.„=. E'N,.... „l.. .......A'clri e , st f b rare.... br=l ?..a d rA tt r..ii wand br add Pr i. lt i. .A g=tere tam comatztle stifFerell te my Intentloseecute tor all :It gems; awn!. my legal end Art sight to the extent ot=r. AU person rltn i tar 7 l . ?T, trumaebtltionct i l . egrg the maarofrTatenteda. ordei brand% "a Rics's Wasthearda Oct, 1849," acne ether Map h url= It may be well to remark that the ..nation in the shape of the crimp, or the atcylOthosat dear Wont ed litandue to call Weeltheardagoes not gthe Medea to new the Pothafel buirmo Prcats store dergibed, open 'ldols the value of the Board really depends. Whasesale orders Ibithe genuine crane respectfully 'anted and agomtdly executed at as Icor seers sil &WA . the 19.1112- thcaised roalmet by - - JOSEPH W. - WAYNE. . 1 We Proprietor and thatufsetara thereat • k 05011'14t nudism" Store, N 0.146 afaltdstd.= 6tls, • , Sthh. Ohio. 1 BOOTT, Dentist, Fawn street, tun, writ of Idakst. • Mks bran „ .... tali sznE=l;9 . . i, __ _- 'Barlow's Indigo Blue. B4D.DoW'S INDIGO .BLUE in now well artatabbed as the beat arable aro tanned farina. Ism Caton. It Is entirt w alent frau acio or: anything hr. turban to the bust klitiou.so who hare not used It alll bunt much oh sag km Incubi.* than ItaUgo or any ottar ankh? out. grant &band for It has bought out gnaw hunntiout. Bounnuinsra and Consonant ottl i jaamt i,,r . 1" Jur s wn DRUG SigßrAri: 'I6•XS Z ICOND 8r... P KAMA. Storetooperm ban get their numbs Omen and Druggists rho deal - with. at ' V I,lClitrall. re:4IMA VARNMELES. D.YR lITUF 1i W.— I,sth • Orstrato glantuntut of bar • thing the limo - gtorakaapera Plognolans mg Manban tore,_:-..U D14 1 .! . 211ID WILTiEIt.OII34. I - ~_ - - • N0...109 N. Belong rt.. r • Intelligence .0111ce, ‘xo. 2 BS. CLAIR • STIZZS7. Q L EILVAIiTS'of all descriptions imp= 122"etertandilee and /rotas ere to seen tbemeerges of the &dillies abs'll'ast sir pet offered so guarantee tor ratan Arms- N 00-Ccff actions gruuld l 7 1at' 224 . 4 to. S JO. /AVM- -. foirlrd oIIIOk PENNA. SALLE Atom of Stook to outoylottralra: r i, Coto . tulon Stock Brokron,lLlth A. BROWN, would - most rovartfully in ontogimp* Intl:Botha he keeps on bead, hi bit dant *mint& of the Dime:mt. gittLivilart. Ms/. =:2;,.. To% re WA %Irt, oted enitol .took 7 iit I.lte lytitsta, Ms =ads OM 1 . amt."Oak"bil" Q' 4 l'". liarilr'bilit= UMW li IICCIA.BI.I.IId. i l etri'fflltb.l4:)&lo facia their oil ,_ &swell se thoyahlie st iiirshiliV r t n ii th their unh htielter,NOl • wpoditmt....rwm,.. U tIcIORY BLVELifIo3 t o of faith /wapiti al. trnitsl Wilds Mrs trbldt IS midi Iltdlso.SProtrad. WWI sltits prornr_TrA r y kl . nn 1 1 tudr 11 " . "' ma abe tto r ortniraV 'u tC . tutrantans of itostinni to s o ff,Tore simple =id cortrantont for tuts and of bs. g a nit its of 'brut on oo halt owing OU= t. mots ~. , mr4, W u M Winton:to ret IfTsfenald WWl{ • test, snd nsrrant Me Ds se - re= ion was S JOiectAtridl4'.. Sagan $ , Mu O.iriaterliet et dosing out their en. ug u x renwrooodslit.W?vm dummmtftut 447. ifasj=dattraofigeti=ti VittaTran "neti F AAZlßc="l. rah crothAithl ;06 tvtillsvesdip Plaid sad B t pod nu. suer "'ewe I: icriot =roc. laze ftruig of 1855. • MURPHY - ic BURCHFIELD Win On Monday, Match. th, their early amply of MP IMI GOODS. A:L.I!WON & CO, Ore now opeah u rZ A: "6 was and purlados of Cal 2119211r5. 9 Suctuase a we* lawns,ll de Lantll. "bleb ST* DOM V.Mtaaad SZ. PIPTIMPtOI7 sato, at shwa eat of inactietam . sPIS o ILKS—A. A. Mason . xasedsi; 74.14td.U) pa. of deb _Plea., Induainfintpeaesthm44Plsidzoissu..- nasue— • Mania Oa, are sen axe lee basal, of Ire leads aS • V I ki PITTSBURGH (GAZETTE. HEW YOU .6,IMICIMUTS . 'from VBSCILEIL ECESWII3 Goaeral Advrrtisinji goo" No. ■ 345=d ililmichrkr. NM York* al" " . to , • Rettabis Strmi PAYER HOOLIMS THOMAS FA"irE , &!CO., . -25fiand2.57,Broadsay,Nerrr IYork, Directly ozpolt• thkVII 11.0 k Park, ans tam ly orci. and a foll otqck of Azostiessi and lreneV Saver Majll4l. Borders. Print& Curtain Mom fled :Enters, Stators. Lorsiosonso.kit. of Seer, 471.1 05 Instr. Slarebanto !Arhus Cl* stock; eon Sof froto first hands. sa inanultetnnr lamb . and istpert direct (rem tronda Manufeaturowiterhoina Ire sr* sae WC+ in th. Our retail droartnient . coOsSlari the riehOst. strlea of Dexantlorut 41.needs1 hoports one hook. , sheo &Mid. Ingo our solesidld ddleatein Arthitdo Paw Congers tent to outs port of this Unlt./. Bl sfoe. soltifi4sof Foreign Kiddy= .ef MOSCM Estate san Umbrellas and Parasols. • JoAN: 1. EMIT. WHOLESALE EINUFACTURER, 234 and 235 Bzoadoray, Ndir York. •• The most cilantro in the ;world. Frn-]ate fall in the price of materials, con y sulTartir a s PQ Z Itta it u ti = " 4:4 l r trade, and tote: kerehants , at rari low prim, ths bawd and most assortment o • lIIKBREL RAND -PARASOLS to le tbasd totn Zorops or Monks. lisrelmats to Now York buy thew Mmtla iwo rasmetrollr invited to caU acid examine the ck, Alum Perchari.g. NB—Plow eat th inarrlmit sall pat It Itt_ youluork. Kam; rartmok lll6llTu, Maanhotorar. 1855 d• MILLINERY: . * 1855. Mrs. WIN,••SIMMONS, .• $64 Broadwair,N,T, .• 113 novi _ared to ambit; and offers ' fl3 tale to tre and WWI Palen. its the lowest poi • cash prima, the lamest sod bah stock o Vrenteh_, _English and Antedourllllllner ends eam Good ever oftred at any one eetahltelpsurnt In Ibis ear. equal Irma impala to bar Puma , Llopbetstions. Temp_ WM been aleeted Id* great esrebf , taittelebrated irenen milliner, Medium. Latutllma. or and Km lannhn tine, of Honda" London. • . ho P. 8.-.Pattain Douneta anatiptly on hand. Oedets nonotailly attended tea Ws. SIMMONS. . • tee Gradient. Nee _York. - - - ...... Darte;Fe Materials, &o. Yentionts ars nand muerte to euno MU mitrolfer A to any _La fa then tom. A I : THO '8 moral Depot of . MatoriAie for the Deement ern Ma , sad for uves as Amp cud Catalogues timbiliod oa nehmen. Goan out be smit, br. express; meet on ust eve denten'. but Mena MD Mom iss us ummumin, m rear alte r t i b tlaeg l in to tut fur the goods on erre, or prAiitl.3 . is. fel-ttn u 1r AIIMOOI=O.N. I. New York .Bag Manufactory. BAN, Flour, reed; Chitin, Meal, Hominy, Dot. Buekteheett, Salt, Ouzo and Al other Made of made sad tainted to otter by maeltinerr erlt .. der M> IT .% , Poet. _ W.M. Si a ONS, Wholesale Dealer in GOODSAND MILLINSRY, 11127,11nv Xr2 BROADIPAr: N._ T. Sirs* Goods, French Flowers. 1110. CASECpurchuers are solicited to examine V our stOdk of • STRNEAMD_p t 3 to Franco Itoloonn. th " arry other 'Rolla boom In Ibis aty. Ws ball rocalva, t oss.,mln annm. Tor ataansam we o con onn manslact labia styles of BONSISM Insexis roams, Alb to. arWon se or to OWL Inotha. II SR KTILUIS. 11: 4 Vr ir "'l to a ol ' Z ' net. tor. RUliam. Ng. Tort. CASH MUSIC & PUSO STORE HORACE WATERS No: 533 Broadway, New York. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY. Mtn& at Greatly___Rednced Rates. "ISOTWITIISTANDLNG-the combination of MoldOmbra to kir+ the prime of 11054,397. tb - i. noel; axing the In t t h raadlse , r ,o hwalsw to sta l n n d w a e of n wdhenwt o abundant a tnhde in 4. donee, Oat he boa public ccointwearice and euvrort, in Ids to the Omit hi and In Ids •lltleti !,0 ski ra=ent. sad to ado=krZal Ihlnewr. Whet of esciencen and Z is inunense. aad the catalogs. art& 91111=14 6111 b. ono of the Wore cold bed seined ths United States. Ile hp also nude • Great %eduction In the whew ot Phone, 31141010011.11 SEA M UMS a Inetrumenta of aS Windt. dispacter OS octave PL far SIM W and S. intatior of ea outlay; and inetrwowite n Arms and as durable ail which cost SSW. Maw of *mg misty of Arra and'= : WOO. neingdidng thin. of hoe elatonit wan etnoog Own law oriabroted enders Waponwt Moans Amu, PIANOI and thejtnt prowfwea Sousa Moos of T. flogill M.'S =kw (ownoni of ths Salsa patent.) Swocul band Plano* a:Feb.o9watt. Prices Min $4O 1160. Ilaiceleons tram diernint manufactortee. Inched. In lb. tecli tames S. donors nekdaons. It4l ed.to Ilio=soot.> As bed wake in Ow UMW Stated _11190; {llk lIISS.,aad $l6O. Smith', Daub! Mho Makdoons tad now cad Jhbotiole owerooran. no beet tenni to. . te, whoa* ant 11% nor . teat. diwount to choccheW Ali metal lowlalOlT attended ,tnilT iont to all touts of Os countl7: st Os roomed este. General and aelact witabegeas and scheduls of. =of Star. forwardad to MU eddies* tow channi. lICHIEFFELDI BILIMBRB & wlicti.r.q ATM DRUGGISTS, zrosrenemeatirr.rto tettaiate;ror.eizieaim. IMPORTING the leading' Drugs from halos, their - airing sahrtets. bah Dept*: and llama end ncsad /Mal& Perhaseer. Tomb, hall an Fre d lisle Mambos. floe Gamow:a Weis ruts wee Tried. 139oeswe, Carlo. &wax he. he, titer ogee th es the newt evemasbie ten.- certeroAteme em trr comeeer ttait, will receive ilea-Sot stteathm. Jernahettv Patrick ltloienna, ALDERMAN OF THE TIMED WARD. iriFFICE corner of Grant and Fifth streets. cortssf occupied by AlSerssse Lewis.) wtora all troabson patall.as to the aka at Aldan= abd Justice of Ma Para •111 1 . dramytly attawbal to. taaala BIWA= & HILGOBII. atanuracruaras COOKING. H EATING, AND FANCY STOVES, GRATES, PENDEBS. Pipes, Boxes, and - Foididry Castings of all kinds. OITIOR eIND WAREIIOUSS, No. 267 Literty St., corner of Hand, PITTSBURGH, 13.0 BERT B. IiTTERSON'S LIVERY AND SALE A sellij. BTABLA 6orrwr Diaraondstred and Chary saib-tS vrrrastrutu:ri. WAITER - P. MAIISIIALLime: and Desicrelabsairrugeorative Harr in glititt of tti=catZasszatesetoris. Xmas. Dell• mart a.. or Puts. ' •• ' • zub343 ALDERMEN. L Donaldson. Alderman. • FFICE, conaer of roan and St. Clai, Ansi:wit. .S.llbouluois pertaining to tbo maf . will promptly aniaidod to. totolyd po i Kt.i 3 rl 'Eta st-iiii:4 - ASELLED ROBB, ABM MEET, AIME SIEVENTII IMILM PIIILADELPHIA. H. S. BENSON. Pionumws• pitta of Bawd. 1 1 . 50 pa. day . A 11114-Ivd ritIisFASHIONS 808 LADIESTREt3S EE—Thn Parish Tasthinns Jtat.dlrecitnrinininin bit on Ws on tbm Lt TendmlK, , wear :mon 14 Porn: stove Hand Wed. KMR, lONES & CO., PROPENIVR B • (I CIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE, • AWARDING '' AND -001SEADI8IO). ra.... Canal MIL earratts erre, Ms- Lard.ini aM. &ass Frdki ILkarlds tralialSa 1 Salatlaserts sad - Pis Ll= samff Met and Clan dattrrselts Void. awls • lIANICINCt -HOUSES JOHN T. 11000 i "FM YORK,: Fo. 9 13017111 SD Err. rimuneratkin, iTrrasugau, *WM LCO. 1 20rABArr• Tvrnion. Palmie VN lt l Den cu4. 4 mewed, Dliemsataiiith tpl i eusht , and Bum Note!! sadl, t- void I=l atm sad other issaenUnit,_____ rue sou co Corneogal,ge tad, _ _ Lou= slc . :4' :4: Alarm at Idra,l and Batted Matto? , OIfIeJLND PANWCYLVANIA DaD Fiti. IMlLTDLllntisms,Tgocation t A Ck *g ablaasouttLlza. Puma% Partaipt,Traccdn vexm rl °thi, Id 4 .... as ss Ass CV, , 11V0141 . 3 .-i ave. IThu. Hr. e z.,........ ~,. Pt W. • TIMM flttsbell* ps. A r edomuratutter. AR, BOOTS AND` SD „ W.ll CI LE S AVE MIT SETAI L, TABBSSUBS,;-891ffniket end 6 Union 11,11 OA °dot door item e : stet Howie, littabstib. oml4rooootes. • 011otorso his nozoorono Walds sad mili ctratV.tti LI:W=101 13=IVINV "4 1 .14= 6 ,1 1 triaticeii die Leaustiiciitieatc; 6-ion ,sort od tlcck of Osita* sad Yawl Bcoto sad Met 'tadeocrlottour alio • Wa. otototClOlotee Gai W e stot Vona Bhoe.stadi IV= i tr ai = 4 "'"'" . "&g .li =o u tiatto idiot am 1.. Vitaeso say tila wra_ ; 011 .= tho U. nes to triaanbottri Ig4 bled of et.ttWoo4lll. %VA "old . PI fill,Bl3lack 'MalaFfsr.blB:4fi from LiTerpom tilfitiladilphis yooittitta=tl4 nrl a sid h 4V:si= 00l Wain t • and Els:hardxrzy Zpinsam Co., MO6 ' Dol. - The inibibw,r OIL ~{u2 o.'tits ocpr, brit = .. 449 . g utioem frai Siff To".v4 nada. PAINTERS • • WWI Wifttlhait i & S, . Rte ,' All. orders promptly attmla" t o , =wow uktl4l Aaiun `3' GS of the - Or Loft, Ito ale v eYrUadattiMateSet. , MAY 2. 1855 PITTSBUEGH GA. ETTE. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 2,1855 i The Miran, of Sumarcousel, on Its itoknoore Tresumrea. Translates for Ms Korth Amnion: flue" the Athsztonin reasals, tub, at 31aren 10, 1056. A vast collection of .books I to exist In the palace of Samareand. It is Well known that Tamerlane, in giving orders for the devastation of the countries ho conquered, commanded that the books and manuscripts of the Armenians, Georgians, Syrians, and other people subjugated by his arms, should be brought to Bamorcand, and deposited in some stronghold, prohibiting, at the same time, under the severest penalties, any volume to be takeu out of its walls. Tim injunctions of the savage conqueror were rigidly obeyed. This collection of Samarcand has thus only been known by tradition down to within late period I t' but there was no proof that the books of which it consisted had not been destroy ad or carried off by the keepers themselves. A few years tines, an intrepid traveler desirous of satisfying himself with his own eyes, as to the actual existence of this great:bibliographical I treasury, visited Samarcand, and succeeded in gaining admittance to the interior of the fortress; what he sow there, we shall leave the narrator of this curlew journey to relate. The extracts are from the notes of a work entitled, ..BOttieVt; -meni national de r Armenie ehretienne au Vise..= -1 Steele contra la lot de Zoroastre, sow reposition& 11 mast du prince Varian Gs Naroijmonien ; par Piisee Vartdbed, eentemporion, traduit at Francais par, r adse Gregoire Kabaragy Garabed der Academic, '. Armenia= ire Venire. Paris, 1854, in 800. The following passages we take from the 878th and'l ensuing pages. "Mr. Khatcadour Hovanisien an Armenian, born et Ispatuun, thoroughly versed in his own national tongue, as well as that of the Arabs, Persians, Syrians, and Afghans, in bl frequent travels among those people, had so perfectly fa miliarised himself wtth their manners and toe tam; their literature, gestures, carriage, man. nor of carrying the head, of saluting, and with the movement of their eyes, handy, and mouth that it was impossible for the most fanatical' scrutiny to recognise him as a chnstian. Some, eight years ago; Mr. lihsteadour vent to Cant- ' ta. and entered into the service of the East In dia Company. He subsequently undertook a journey across Afghanistan, and penetrated to' the country of Samarcand. He does not inform us as to the objects of this perilous journey; but he was no doubt charged by the company with the mission of exploring in detail these inhospi table countries, which are totally inlocessible to the dranger. "Mr. Alustoadour equipped himself in the white costume of the Sheiks ; he hung ninety nine amuleteof three and six angles around his, neck, and precious . msgio stones on his breast, and put on hts finger rings, covered with cabal istic characters ; he then set out on his jouraey; traversing the towns and hamlets with a grave and measured atop, notforgettiog to pay Isis hom age to the tombs of persons celebrated for their sanctity, while addressing his prayers to Mehem et and the lawn Ali, and reciting passages froiii the Horan., He thus wonderfully accomplished Ina secret mission. At the end of a year, he ar rived at &mamma.. There, as the Sheiks read ily gave him the most honorable reoommendn dons, he was favorably received by the learned men and ministers. "But he had yet to fulfill the mission which he had imposed on himself ; he wished to see the immense depot oft cots and manuscripts which Tamerlane had gathered fromall quarters lialearned that they were piled up in the fortress and were guarded with the greatest vigilance, no one being permitted to visit them without the permission of the ministers, which was very dif ficult to obtain. It was even said that they who had entered the closed precincts had died there, or become mad. Disregarding all these follies, he made application to the ministers, who en deavored to dissuade him from his purpose.— "Strange sbunds," they said to him, "are heard in this mysterious place, and violent contests be tween the angels and the fiends ; the first guard the holy books, and the litter those of the infi dels. The latter are great in number, and will certainly strangle you." Mr. Ithatcadour re , plied that he could defy the power of all the de mons, with the marvellous amulets he had. brought from Mecca. "Be finally obtained the desired permission. Accompanied by some of the subordinates of the ministers, and bearing an order addressed to the guardians of the fortress, Mr :11hatcadour directed his 'steps to that formidable structure. After having sacended and descended numerous rough end almost' impassible paths and after a thousand torus, traversing immense halls, peo pled by enormous bats, whose sharp cries sounded to his superstitious corattanioas as the cries of demons, our adventurous traveller reached tho vault which contained the books, and the gate of which was scoured by ponderous bolter and locks. There, he prostrated. himself on his face and knees, and recited the aware. The praises presented Min the keys, saying at the same time, "if God hp on your side, you will be able to open and enter; we all retire, bupt in =hour, we will come to seek you deader lave." "Mr. Bliateldora dexterously overcame all difficulties, and without much lose. of time, he opened the door, which was =Aiwa enormous, pieces of massive oak. With great difficulty hp succeeded in keeping it sufficiently ajar to pans through; he enters at last. What a epectaele I Thcarands of bats of various sizes, atoll at random on each.. other, or lying acatterea about in the dust, sombre vault, lighted only by a couple of small' avert:nee, To examine these treasures, years were necessary, and he was al lowed but an hour I He took hold of a huge boo*, more than a foot thick, six feet long and four broad; in opening it, the cover,. which was ' composed of .nothing else than rotten boards, broke to pieces in his hands. Beneath it were greet leaves of parchment, covered with Greek characters: its title, written in the Armenian di alect was the following: "History of the Ancient' Heroes of all Nations, bg the //i,oh Priests of the' Temple of Diana and Nam" 51r. Elatadour turned over several leaves, and everywhere he's found the same characters; he wished next to examine the books, lying beneath - the first one I hejle red Opened, but It was so heavy that he was I obliged to nounce the effort. He turned another side and inspected to' pected the first book within his reach; it was a Syriac work of history, with out a title in the Armenian dialect; be picked I up another, which be found to be a Georgian manascript Near this he discovered Elysee, the anther of the history, a emulation of which we offer;to the publics. The next book he opened was a large Bible in Armenian, another was a poetical composition in Aratdo verses. He then opened two or three Greek books, whose authors were unknown to liat ' and another being the woe of Origen. But he had hardly glanced at semesters:sty ar.d..odd volumes, .mere atoms in i this list deposit:4j'. of knowledge, when he heard his friends calling. on him from the outside. To his great regret he was, obliged to Ant the book Which he was Inspecting, and be rushed out of the vault exadming "Water I bring me quickly I some Water to wash myself, for I have touched 1 the books of the infidels! Do not fear to ap: l * a t e and to class:slits door," he said to the .811 • "toil hell driven all the fiends into, 1 the desert." - • I " Mr. Ehatadionr,nn returning to Ms-friends lin Sarracand, feigned repentance for hhs under-1 taking, ;saying that he had been dated bi the .contact of impure books, and all 'without any I recompense, for he had not beenable to discover . the manuscript of Mehemet, the sole object of 1 his researches. "The angels must have un doubtedly carried it to Paradise," said he to his fanatical hearers, who ventured not to express I doubt to ihe contrary. Mr Ehateadour finally I'left Breareend, and after traversing Greece and Palatine, reached Alexandria . .. Thence he went to Constantinople, where be visited the: director II of the t'oyal powder magazine, Mr. Hobaunesl I BAIA; who invite:llAm to pus a lbw Aga it l his couptry seat. There among other - strange adventures, • the traveler describes; .to a name , iota and brilliant company, the atron ' to Which* alerted at Sommnand , lll.i. H. who has au excellent memory, and en incessant . desire of augmenting his stook of knowledge, on' Ithe voyage , which be mule to Pranie this year ' (1844), related torts the above particulars; to the wrest truth andlislelity of which tiepledge our honor and conscience.' .• - We have transcribed sm.'. the above count, for: the purpose if: showing the great parttime, • sza at the same time the difficulties, of the conquest. The value of the prize is suffi, °lndy green to tempt the daring seal of some i loverof science; and we hare . no, doubt- that Whoever would updertaks to recover it, with some Prospect! of. access, would receive the active support et government .. • Note by the Trosistatoi.—Stniarcatid a_city of Independent Tottery -.lu,Doldstan, with a "population of 10,000; contains the tomb of Tamerlarie;aid was formerly the centre of Lai &Unlearning More than two I hundred mosques and forty colleges of Mahom, l media letrangi In the days of its splendor; at- trusted - to it the diatom of. religiose and science' from all parts of the East. Itspalaces and tem ples have , now almost entirely diesppeared, and but little remains of its former magnifieellie. . It was seventeen years an Monday lest, since fie first' Atbintbr steams mired- at New York. Ths Ceptalw Roberts, who . , , fr " i x a m isquint,4. lost in the Pasan t : sr , l ifidiisi,s in the monaing, end few oure ifterwante the <bent Waters. Imprlooteeent for Reeding the Bible: A latter. from Florence states - that another Tuscan. Protistant has been arrested for bible reading.. Domenico Ceiochetri was seirsdat half putt four o'clock in the morning, hurried away from his children, to the prison of the Bagitlo, condemned without any trial, without tony nesses, by the Condril of Prefecture, year's confinement in the . Penitentiary of lmbrogiano, near Monte Lupo whither he was conveyed in chains on the f ollowing morning ; the crimes for which be was conelgtood to a dungeon being the possession of one bible andtwo testaments; and the avowal when examined by the Chancellor of the delegation of Santa Maria Novella, thlithe considered Christ the head of the church. Be was a workmen emplo,yed in the tobacco ma factory of MM. Emanciel , Fitari A' Co., the well known bookers, who have for years formed this monopoly. He lived on the Atli floor of a house in the Via ladies. lit another small aportment I on the some floor waslodged a young min; the apartment of a vintner in Borgo La Noce. He was struck by the good conduct of Cewhetti's caldren, and by the excellent and kind bearing of the father, and in the' conatoof, tionversation and familiar intercourse at; liagth leatied that the father was in the habit of reading lath his children and his friend's thellible. Mid in`casual chat with his own master he repeated this elm cumstance to him, expressing his belief that the Bible could not be such a very bad book, after • all, when it produced tech happyfraiti; • Some three months ago; Mar gentliormes - end denly entered Cecohetti's house, &bat nine O''•;•, clock in the evening, and siezed and carried off. In triumph one copy of ' Modell's Bible, and two, copies of the New Testament. Cecchetti heard nothing more of the matter for nearly ten weeks. On the morning of the 14th inst., however, he received an order to ap pear before the delegate of Santa Maria Novella, and was required to declare why three copies of Diodati's Bible were found in his possession.— "Indeed, Signor-Delegate," 'was the-answers "I wish there had been five instead of three, for there are five Of us, my four boys sad myself, and we require a Bible apiece." . On being questioned as to Ms opinion regatd-, ing mass, confession; the authority cf the Pope, he replied that Jesus Christ had been offered up 0 ( ones a sacrifice for the sins of mankind, thatno future sacrifice :was or could be wanted.' •As to confession," be said, "when I have Finn it is my duty to _confess my sin, first to Altrig ty Gad andimplcto his pardon; then to my brother if I have acted wrongly against my brother. . Al to the Pope being the head of the chnroh, I know," he said "no headship lave that of Jaw Christ. The Pope is a constituted authority, like you Signor Ccaneelliere." Neither wheedling or bullying could induce him to reveal the name of one of the Christian brethren with whom he read discoursed on the Scriptures. The Chancelliere; finding the attempt hopeless, then read over the minutes of the examination. Ceechetti himself permed it, and signed the same •, and so, for the time, the affair terminated in the dismissal of the accused. The paper thus obtained was outwitted to the Council of Prefectime, which on'the avowals it contained, sentenced' Domenico Cecchetti to a year's imprisonment In the penitentiary of Im , brogiansa SOGADENG SRI NIAGARA BeLow um &Willi. mos Berns.—On Thursday last we witnessed an attempt by the accomplished Engineer line bling, the architect of the Railroad, Suspension' Bridge below Niagara Falls, to Measure the depth of the water under the Pilsen= of the car riage way. This is 225 feet abovethe Stream. Those who have stood upon the Bridge, and watched the current below, will remember how rapidly, and with what seemingly irresistible force the cast volume of water rushee-thunder ingly along, to the narrow gorge beyond. Yet its surface at this point is unbroken. Mr. Roebling attached a strong wire 960 feet long, to a plummet-shaped piece of smooth wrought iron, prepared for the purpose, and which weighed 42 pounds, and suspended it from the Bridge 50 feet above the water. It was let. go, end with it simultaneowily liteentire slack of the wire. The sounding lron s e truck point downwards--there was a i white streak-of-light; tang-like sigzag of foam upon the water—the wire almost instantly jerked against, the rail of the Bridge, and stood out taught at an angle of say 70 degrees. Rfinningi it down with the eye,' there was discovered staid the commencing breakers below, the great Ironplummet dancing and skipping about on the top of the water like a playful trout. Soon the wire slacked, end par tially sank, The 42 pound attachment at the end traitjesked loose; and-with Poole enduatater one other worthies, was a 'goner.' The wire was of the very beet quality, and of the size and strength seemingly of that used in winding the great cables of the Bridge. Mr. Roebling will again try to sound the river, and ia ,coatident that he will succeed. There is a vague rimer down there that an English Navy Officer, two years since," spent three days upon the old bridge heaving the lead into the mighty waters, and that be actually brought up sound ings from a depth of 160 feet. He used * hemp lice. From the vastly impatient manlier in which we saw the Water-God Cast off the re. strainta of a thin wire, we are satisfied thatthat liad-line, and those soundings aremyths. Haw , per Trunnion is out of his latitudes on the Soh pension Bridge, and above the Niagara's flood.— Buffalo Democracy. ISTZILESTTSO STATISTICS or luaus.—The fol lowing facts are taken from the Journal of the Statistical Society, and from an abstract of the' return of -the publication of meninges, births and deaths, in the principal provinces of the Roman empire in 1842, - procured from Count Nesselrode by Lord Stuart de Rothessay, st the instance of Lord Aberdeen, and communicated to the Statistical Society by Major Graham, the Registrar General, in 1844: The Russian frontier has been advanced to traria Berlin, Dresden, Munich, Vienna and Paris, about 700 miles; toward, Constantinople, 500 miles; towards Stockholm, 530 miles, and to wards Teheran, 1,000 miles. The acquisitions orßusela from Sweden equal the remainder of Sweitden; those from Poland equal the Austrian empire; those from. European Turkey equal Drawls, excluaivo of the Rhenish provinces: . those from Asiatics Tnikey, equal. the .01TMS13, small states, Rhetifsh Prussia, ..Holland and Bel gium; those from Persia equal'England; those ' from Tartary equal European Turkey, Greece, Italy and Spain. The total acquisitions in Rue; eta in 64,years equal her whole European empire before that time. In 1689, at the accession of Peter 1., ussia had 15,000,000 inhabitants; in 1762, at the accession of Catherine IL, kn - had 85,000,000; in 1826, at the death ofl - Alexander, she had 58,000,000; in 1842, in the reign of Nicholas she bad 60,000,000, In 1842, the, rer turns had not been received from Georgia, ./La urek,' the Trams-Caucaman, or the t an provinces; nor are • Finland, Poland;' e Don viatt rem Cossacks, the Coesacks in the eosin .of the Bleak Sea and of the DraL, the Pro of f Ye , chntsk, Kamtecludka, Okhotsk , nr; mean America, Included in the Return. Am - g to, the last census th females preponderated over the males, but not e nearly to the extenti they do In England. The births' were 4.45 per cent., the deaths 3.76 per cent., the excess of- tie for mer indicating an increase of 7 in 1,000 annual ly. In Ramis, 1 in,99 persons married Mutually; in England; 1 inl2B. The mortality in'llualliA was lin 27v In England, lin *annually.- The area of tba Russian empire was estitiaMed at-7 700,000 square miler,, or : 85 times the extent of Great Britain. The mortality. was least In, the north and north-west provinces, and greatest In the southern; In the - latter, the' mortality was five times greater than in the former. ','. - A T*l . .Al. is a 1.;01:111T "as iva WIJIG."—The Providence' Journal of the 25th inst, gives the following .fin example of summary . Janice was afforded yesterday on the ProvidenceandVforcatterßall road.. ,A. man Who. tad: 01100 been tried on charge !of obstrOcting semar istd was a Pee tenger. Ile refused to, surrender his ticket to the conductor, alleging that . he. would not trust him with it. Ne persuasions could induce•hlm to give it up, and the coeduoytr malted till the train, bad piased into htsstachusetts. . Soon after a constable and &justice or the peace came Into the car. lir. Garfield stated the cue the juts . t i c° l ame d a writ, the constable served it; .the case To deXitrisd...the CMS going. all the time at the rata of twenty-fiva miles an, hotul the de linquent was found guilty, fined five dollars and wets, amounting in all to over nine dollare,and when the train-reached t.labridgc, he Iran told to takelds choice, pay fine or go to jail. Be chose the latter, end learnt a good, lesion that the neattlie he undertakes to impose on a rail- Woad company, he must, do It in Rhode Island, as the laws of other Suites do not anowthem. Bum or torooit.—London'extends oversaw& of von Acres or 122 "equate miles, aid the number of Its inhabitants,, rapidly illzragng, was come 062,229_ en the, day if the , loot cetb.• ens ' conception of this' vast mess of peoplo may be formed by th e fact that, if the metropo• lin were surrounded' hy,fit. wall .having s narth gate ' a ninth gate; in east Mita, and •,westitatt. and each of the roar gates eau of sufficient width to allow a cnltamn of persons to pus, out freely four librettist, andArr,stePt ol 7 totottitY " 44ar l d the' immediate finery:dice of the cu t,, pe not bs scooMpliohed uslerfonsand-tweaty! teltt . e by the expiration of Which timotho_best ellt* of the four ootumms would hie „;a414; __ at l re u s s estanoo than seesuti-dve 4r a TO ptsll, all the pocP lo -Ix bop. - • MENEM . 8P3131011:13.D., Mom Visson Pin:nano* atll3o,lo3.—We are glad to learn that arrange ments are about being concluded. that en sure the speedy completion of this road trent Delaware to the Ohio & Pennsylvania Rail:Tad East of Mt. Vernon. . This vith ,the little- Miami Railroad, will foithe, shortest and most direct line from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh without-cros sing the Ohio river. . The reed passes through Clark, Weems arid Knox Counties, - portifins of the best part of Ohio. The anneal - .meeting of Stockholders and election for•Direetore of this Company tookplace at Debrware last Week, white ,was attended by a very large number tit Stock holders all resolute upon poling the work through. Capt. Strader, Presidnd of the little Miami Rail road, and General Robinson fed ~ W. Roberts, ,Erg., of Pittsburgh, President and Euperinten ,de nt of the Pennsylvania k Ohio .Ihillroad, were in attendance. Thesis gentlest= passed over that part of the 'road now. running from Dela ware to Springfield; ;and e xpressed : themselves well plektred With . the - work, and that their Com panies with the Permsylunia Central Company, would aid in its completiOn. The new Board is composed of gentlemen , of integrity and ability, with Columbus Delano, ,Esq.,- of Mt. Vernon, • as' 'President, whose well known energy and business character, is a guar antee to the Stockholders andparties interested, that the road will be speedilycompleted.—Crie. PORT WATaI St.ClllO.llOO BAIIMOLD.—A week or two ego:we announced that this work would be completed to Columbia by Norember,-.next. We are now enabled - to state that NUS work is neakty ready -for..the iron to Columblet, large force of hands will immediately 'belfteed on the unflninhed tendons ; as fir - west '.at - Ply mouth, 65 miles from Fort Wayne. The work will be Sub bed to that place by november next, and will there connect with the Laporte) & Per rtt Railroad, giving us a good temporary connee don with Chicago. The iron-for 90 tiles is car ' chased and paid for, and will reach here as soon asnavigation opens. It is expected to commence laying the track about the 15th of lone. Every exertion will be made to push forward the wort, and It is confidently believed that by November next we shall be placed in connection with Chi-. cage. The efforts of the company will , then be directed to the completion of the remainder. of the line, herb Plymouth to Chicago, which-It is expeeted_moy be accomplished -by . .julje of next This road, with its eastern connection the Ohio.Atlndisha Railroad, will form the , best and shortest - eastern outlet for the immense trend and trade of Chicago, and must prove ft TOl7- profitable shock.—Fort Wayne Sentinel:' . - • • Hats .itzul.Cips. o ur WE would call thoiitteatioi or. r* TV fr aud. and tle. !nubile 'gamely to one beautiful stoe.k. of BILli lIATS, at 113 and it. which : cannot be oucpmed fea nattnese and beauty of fektlo, to.so, our Caleatial , and Bbungbal . CAP% • which. ar • the . 9.:lP'didP2 the "" ridaViTra. ;1.64 it. V anew, and Raney Goods--A- full assort . . . • mak t jut. received. • , rare opening -ourliptiug.purchases of ' ahem 190.16. and - orrer them se limed Idolotattl: Melte couatur dealers to examine our Mott blase—, uiox.. Our stock of ,Looking.Oh No. mee• end Frames of 7rit • all 09‘13:ecarkplete. W.M. ie. TA.LCOTEWooI stre k CO:et '',.. , m.b.l , , • ; OS t JINE AND CEDA.R.IiVADE.-AAMONL L sicomm kik...Aunty 0. bw.lra% mart nor and Bath Tubohlicase, Steamlx• bak.W With Draw Budratr, .WOCKICA molti. Mpsnta.• Zino sa d . Meru Wash Booed& and all ettkor • Alro-6 negosordo downßt,P lc lU lal n w ooom, ia LW: VIM Mu ob pil, - noun FOR SALE—A good. Bog &AWLII=4"S". old, w . ne - sma loon p in • 24 Wood armo. pm.&ND FOR COUNTRY RESIDENCES ° bane tbr ale vi acres eland. situate at a =No the City near tn• old Washington Hoed: ' Th• land liar nail; la og good moll. and for • healthy and pleasant 'Cordon. Isantargasod hi T mar th• ritT. MO par ace, In lota croft =I ne acre and npncedr. Tama segment cary coy. _ B. 9171 . 813181 T a 80N.140.3d eta • SEEL-BOAT J. B. BITS ir Sß ., L l L,''nf o iggestazitz a o mr ! a o l ,, Lit I i n . nzo 11.11NNITCAYDE t 00. COIINTRY SEAT - FOR' RENT : OR FOR, 8+1.1.1P-Bet - 4 lief 'wereirof "werinelefilth • Imam= Brick Grecian Oottmeeteutt with hall awl a Worm besutitullt sitostwel in Depotbonnet 01" Bee w.tekteD, emeanieott tithe Railsoad Two or tbree saes of eteoice - wit sr sowieoit i t Do" .•.rtod MeV wkly. spit{ • It-Me/alit &80N,21, bth et.. T uQ HE OWN)3II4Ir . : WANT. ?SONNY, and have - ' directed us to sill 12 Br:lldb* lots, each. 24 ft.. trout . 1 7. st .tr a u,ltritingat gat t_ . .. arol a rra:o • r a g, Prim Too Hundred Dollars ear.h7gassii. 7 l'hg r ill: reiT.: onr prim co 4 nothlng.lat the mint of sone/ doom than to alto the iota at this gds., Oral soon if row ertar to pararenhertlho. B. CHAHAR:ST a SOK. /40. al st, L ASEI 'FA ai CTo VRY FOR BALL, t,eate 'in 11...7 N.. mirsatev vv- ear lafal operatilind=l . • trod business. A throe story honse,s goothrt 1 all the tool manhluert, ito, necrisary to an the bailor= outer power. en a business of 124.02 to 113,0011 eau tenons. :for Amber tortinohioN apply:OS B. CUTHBERT a •0rr,140;24 st. C.IIARGE3--The most sezioilf . char . , . against * roan to thew times, is a hig shurg* on books. Amen may ingset. and rernU .1n5 . ........ ta 1," = tor . hat bat IsnlNAPLlCSitilubi'sgai= the ' old sstem. so Liable to iihnsn ,th slt into dusults, and milt ' lin ash. and rag lwer.' a EtOCk of sg.sul fa , Mans . W eat and Boys' gesdr=nds Clotting 41 0 * ' Ito chins Ito showing goo 74 Waxtst. . - rA— N9YrignaNdag 22 1 -chests and half . beeto, together wi th the stack to 211116.0=11)112MIV... hr dlllercett %ado atm Inure. maker direct ftont, .. - tile lajortete In coo 'Jack and Plclotdolobla.-tor=' tcs " , at b' the " Palcln d reilltare. srul •. "4. & Alt " Nl:lt, tb* 1 113 "' Afth st. ' 11DOBSDION AIPSI—A OhOICCV . TEllietg . IL Pres% ,I i m t r ~....,,Lll.Antiroccreco neeccotyles. - '. * b= gold totna, PPI ..W..aintrilitj_.. =Mt3ll4llllo,l‘.' otatieners, an. Selector— Mums lu E llaste eat .. ~ Pekin. Tea Store, oro.ss rtiv, km; ago doff cast Van Eavagaaatiant.. , gOW ItECETMIO; a full assortment of lona= sne num ar.opreozo &Fe. • nor la. Laso rad:Lagoa liana MEL %ha =cater ganb ligarnotse tar Pala favor. and inn ix) wad. Weolnals and Small. at Ihit/n...4 alma T t /cit. PHILLIPS; Houise and Sign Paint andelasiffs. pelll;.lm4 as tunslao l i x %Varga= Vr-r ... RONNETS—A...A. , i s faikin 8c Co. aro opOo- Mrs Viag'irat`Coo'OrßEMS,V4"44B.l7. re t ttUn... ....;,g r iod... of pplautla MU& otlall.t. Satan &ar? CrLERY'GOODS—A. A.l Mason & I Oil. bail rontred . o. v4rri lasi - snort:mot of s/l of Id Unssi Good& Bookbyd inamejkav& - d4•T•tr„ T. , mden., aux Lazed, tilDecal, MW.eas, FRENCH CHINTZES -- Another -case of theeiteelreench Chlitteee. etl23e Os. per ”rd. jut br -,. -&109 .l . .e...d. MAW: & ou.shosta rt. SIICA.II it-MOLASS*-80 tihde..p' n'm o 5011..4. dna ell &ad ptthrozisod Riat5r.i.,......... 1 - 9.5 do ,LoadaSsr. - AO WWII. 0.410 TS do Butior &Trap flaws. Id stor• ids ' bY .; &V.& • .T. LEM& & 00. UR 2d rt. • COFFRX-100 bags prime Rio Coffee O in end fur sae to T. =MI A. C. AND, 01L-50 bblo. No.l store and Atop ido " & las .-" whuts—Whit and colored, Toilot_ Coe on:raft *mos, and s Isid-wo* tor litxtdatltti Gm& • ' 'it * Su tam L &CS: BERAGES, And 'a jaige assort .3nTat of otbsttifootobld:Goobt, to In found stetorn al , • butt unPITY Blte - - • MOBILCCO-5 0 .bsa Granes 5a Tobacco; j . sErparlor ISsa t uf s d brands, do stor sad- Ibr isle br a' ?" dp or m" 4 1% = T LC & 0.014 (I.IIiESE--400 bxe choice W. 11J exit $31.110t sib Irr , • 1511AIN:KILLER—Perry Darin' Pain I L gryri ii ! No.d i ro j e as an eAstuttirtuoi at LP r MAY'S DEADY F ' --Resnbr. IV! g`a ik" u° r ' s and eekt& as ' A 00. an fllti MORSE'S ,INVIGORATING -.OOR 001.1.1br sia• brU.1.6111.L1811 & CO. AWHOL-1.0 bble for isle s b" " CASTOR, OIL— 5 bblo. for solo by • st. 28 011;10 bbls. • ' La. BELLS= lk ELAYOBLNO EXTRACTS;--Lemon Yr nillaillaw,Peratkilmond‘ Lamm, Plus AZlAlltrimi • Par. ac ". Egualas g ak. ' .VARBIAGH CURTAIN OIL CLOTH ankfaa wietta.ffisb..act ensaulled I abb. claim` sad *On taekOtholesslo &ants!' st Nopfil la bise, stmtAga/ „, jutja. jaet RUTTER— 2 mem bbla. prime Rod Butter 4 ;rdivr.' rezirseuisteit, . SOON-450,000Iba: Bsean'Hattis; I 60.0P1lbs. Ewa Stlaaldathis otalause awl le WA DT T. LIMB i ig0..11 . 6 i;Jum-44bblg. No. '1 Lard - storp sad - 1.4 salOt .- ; 10114 „, QEFJ)iPOTATOES.,-25.bbbl. Seedf.23.s_ CI. to:4l'oow* nly "%N btlffgs; , • ED 101 :POTATOEiIIeTie" for ogetliaN• CLOVER,EDM )-- V , ."fiAYFRIIIT lOObae : ~Peaoh~wser: HaasY ~ta,lDcn .. wiz _ --~ -- - -- B.es dael. • PAPB u gall Nitimmist.. • ERB of azobitectural designs,- L wamp.iumm•___ i' - 'IIILE, Oak and , Grarrita haitatioax, r aca m mmaawarmoarap.=&makAmarilita: b r OW WNOWXYJDP... , " , DE —0 i 'o Ja m r c iCES s kaad. OLOITA-45011 bbla. Extraallta ' az& Saporta% ""lisM"rasrililliakst•
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