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BURINPSS ..DIRECT9B.Y.
H. pwrzurtr.4 iDveirral:Nci AGRI=
•
Lelia nut; Ns Yoet
.•. it Co. are ats tbs most trdlusuald sad band
itrmtstins cosels.arcial kiwi both la the Gaited Mateo
't"-------7—cr-:Wholaude Grocers,- orDealers,,
and
i8110yr" iMpOrtillg
vslity f of Ott at OaCculApt cLariv,mue.:
Aggeliu.r.u.4"o..id=a% 111.31 - Pi. of
...waslcasuiSt.Grotrltum...trze. Cider an .. 4..rmiell Ter.
M'll'",isteed.""a"M B'h ry re . ;
InLitatt . 1 1 .D ta l crest
=Aft., ar:a4lp. , usa
gitenW _ , 1); Mi.S.FY.UOSIVANGSB.
y 141-11.1dim'LlleNelr tart.
N. 11.-LPtiotekraptde awl Dagnesrsotrys Chemical,
idetatiismi3 Pease Medleluesi • Womlne. Wine, 0;a1316.1.
dam; Inettilent :Smeary, Nlinto 13tzol
tts,Visorst'rErcrict Copan. pmniasyAug p ut s..
11/4113savothat Ilanosne,O.srdimum.aumt.r. Boats.
to.; kali, Oils ; Juniper,. , Caroms, pu n .nwi
Dater Mama% ---mbUtoodT
.• . Ezthitarian Wines. ;
WECILABD &BUEK, 22 South *Main
rt. nn, tat, sots *gents at the ann.,- - 5. - n mue
let this Aterai=it, h t tz t oomt t r.tly .Isteit' In auks
tut ..i574724 Wines. red Srit ' itti.sin Toe.=
(CadmatrM MaCimit.td.
ilakStar, untletpoktiadst Wooer) fiseltara. xpi
•,setal_VillsayL Karloralste. of different rands.
_waIrEARTED TO BE_Par.BGRAPS JUIcE.S.
•AU cedars promptly ex./pentad Sionnsblo tam'.
Bough's Patent 81aatio Skirts
tiuXTBS do !NANCE, No. 1 Barclay Str"tr
Nr. Tort." .
Ilettrssogotoutzu . ozotot INT Iwo du
otompot.tho All osattoltetostas sad oellortizt
t mau : olll b otottentectatconttrut to low.. ttlaOt.
.. ... _. _
IaT4AUKRN a' atm; ot th e latelarm
ii arm. a X.Jactigni 4 Bons;
Si
nd
bra
244 7zost it...and bailßrondwat. NM York. bra
nonstantly on band mu Tanaty of Grades and Menders
..- Alia amnia; and Bourn Gamma &dm Orate. Whole
."' - nay Dallis monad. Jelblyi
NEW YORE ADVERTISEMENTS
211 i lenowjAciut er Buaigo Mr= tr'r bat
ad, nrost reo in the ertirrior York.
• .1;0001SDEOilTBINGS ,
• .
••• •
" I RUNG_ , WEISSENBORN & 00:, - (late C.
Bran. Lap3rters and 117holeeleDeaT in
as
German.
corms eau, -
TWIN COLT'S Standard egotten — i§katDaok;
IL - 0. BEAM( a Oa. Ti Pine'Armk DT~ rk
tr
tinatt'S Print C Dorton
notr an/3opper tn ar — idailto
and PattanflPrintons. • • naiStm7.2l46s
DRY GOODS.
•
Ot r EN, MA NA Ilc CO. Importers of
LIIIIIriCIII and E oral= .13111cy.act Fancy Goodp.ll2
COTTENET &CO., Importeis of French
%wad other )1
‘ l . :u!peast Goosh.
61,
PSTEIN & lIONIG, 100 Liberty et., an.
405 *dust" cor. Trinity Places 130001 1 . 00 er 2 A , R4
•Ictsetem. Wks. 00. '3.32.0m-1:0091'55
51 . : WESTERVELT, Venetian Blind
3uneracture,alo.l3 at. cull street, littsbnhe
•
TOHN PRUE, 'DEALER IN IVORY,
LP sad manufactura of Iray Gads. 15p. 3 Ilunamt.,
Tart
4:ELMES OWEN, 15 Broad St., Importer of
DrogeTrindagngi. Ghana and Fringes, BUY Crseeta.
— NSW, and Silk Goods generally, • -= • tang3olss
OM, SCALLEPER tc . RiA_RAUS,
=XL. .IC3 '' ,d2 ' ss ' UN I 141 = 11""1
by 'OS
• 13ETER D. MULLEN, Importer of French
4,ornmr, sad Swiss Dry Grab,Velvets lsri•
Shmsts,Weoleas, Le, 2, 0.33 Dread street, x arc.
mallytesl.6s
• A. HATCH. ie. CO.- 99 Chambers street,
of iltathastenut Turtasld=
Stackl.te. tang3ll4
. ,
AOHN WIES, -JONES & CO., Im-
Sorter , ot Gentla=erai Furnlattlair Goodm, - aad Kum.
users of Beaks, alrta. '33.4 Warr= itr.. , *
tualYsB
EsE the Mexican Mustang" Liniment in
liturammtim. Braises. Barns, Illyaltur= r, Plle•
Bares.= atikelml care f or all ester:nal te
mark cm sulmsl. S. W. Westbrook, °rising ellsin.LF and
orovektar. 30N Brosdlr
- GOBITBIr, No. 349 B
lytang'3l'SS
. .
ODWARDS, SANFORD k CO, Foreign
. L'a .Exprois,lfe. Set Brow:May. 1510:43 awl Natures Mt ,
warded to sad irom all part_a.of . tbs woad. Avant tr
Titsatrarsch, AQIIIM k CO..
•111347.10 10 W 5.5
- - - -
JaNSOU AND GNRILAN FANCY BAENSTS.
4*FliaaLES ZIEM In CO., 52 Maiden Lane.
Impleann Of.Trannh and German NannyO r ral•
ihenlitcmit /Itrd Oncl urta fg, - WU'
172a4ia1l u g.
YLACIIERESILA. IMO TOM& :
CREWS &JESUP, No. 67 Pine et, New
York. Coattolailan Nerebsetts ea the nu oral Ida&
o meta Vote and 0014012 and Wooten Ilsehtner7.
Tout the bast maims. Exeistsive Aseakto , ibr • Lowell Ma
,. hma eh oc. deZI-taryl6l6
Cia;ociklel+AgoPizil
Mirtts*. YIELD & CO., a Cliff Street,
lad Wkiolesat Dealers 1a1U1=6= ,, 0.. 1 : 4,
tlArtuox •=1 EDO& PAPYJIB, .wry . a.enrtio.
"i'maux =taw. umpswas
IipNCAN,iLBWIS BARTOW, N 0.161
WPM= Areet.-Igresgstisx,..stPAFET3l.=„Aßoo
taxd =gaterstly. tzte3l6
EfIkiIJE..,SZEIR ELMS,.
(Idles Dense* Leeks and Cram Balm. B.010:11.421..
. 14 caL tharufseteercL 197 Peed •
" TB an' "Mir ' °°°D.
141•69. Toiiinoms
rt . MINX, COATES TOIILE,
"3'll`kt.=ll7
weri7tow-T3------Lass, Paws&
, L POILLON; Importers of
'4lll.;•Pprorh caper "ad: file—lt,s. se P.m.,
• arum aocrre—rsac
:pos. MIME CO.. No 4l' South 2d
erressoni..—eolea l4
•. • cur Ckpair,-Laree - rabltli
, i. itnislitair:..::.l---.i.t.1.165Xii61. .
• ',f • ' .Exceliqr Carriage Factory.
ETINSTON, IMOTILEAS Factory
practi
-- eil Coach Mater% stew critabssea anti Belarant . stse
':. tam/ OtE.Ps.. bays as Isaniland are statestaarming
r-- , inetennstrasonetumtatCornanglAoatarrayaßuggSsa
iMrgit.:23l.l.l._ardr_illf=t,lZ
.. alloss !mat the.bsat Jursaas Iron sun Eastern ankery.
:, snares attesulsd to•osi OW COM _tieuEnzabl terra% Tho
nal earadent that all yds:, new front themial v
etita taair Ina ,
wlll. be perfectly sateet ea tr, their mart
igna~ QT brena and klaelsgter °Manses tar the Tat.
: .torrinwreas etostez tbidar. • aeRS
romores—....—surt =woo.
ZETNA .13LASS: WORKS.
yam; . IIAVEDSoN a co.,
-:CIFACTEMERS naddealers
Wake, awl all kinds of 6ralat and Vint. Glasawall,
OW& an.--tta mutat , ortarat.Ptttaaaro, Ps
otto4too Pool to totrow moil& for bathes.
Ad, bB.Ara rai'44asW,
Larrtero of G. L Gee's Unrivalled
- • Arntsfor the .3nostveleteeted
ivoctrarT TARN 4 nntaraniFUNO EfLagTE.
DB. lISRti. /fa
COA,CII - .FACTOBY .
IMPICIMIC.:••••••••420. AMIN
BIGBLOWCO. ,
„ r (sozciarAa.47 n
6 .5.
• Vag—tle4F •
ALLat
Pittsburgh, _Ono&
g0),01.1.F.0, GABBIAMS,--PiLEIoNs,
ausilasi swarm= assail of Yana Vet -s4ss
t mom; sod tallibon In s tow
or .`
rni-Z=l7f OrtsSia" cle*ll2?. V
A. ntwirs -
ri.,.TE OFFICE, NG, F,/,7 Font
-gtr.madagerfrom mow: Dalain Lalnt China.
OZ PIN learn ie. Coal %MOS, anallt and 014,
~iiysmndNnlr
IZAFFErpir.sonnalt .A/1 mum.
* "%2 ilarirtraa s a 4 'slanisf.
)27 i11t.1419 WW Gas
ater
M ANUYAuIUBB
cral Stem IntICALL UM" eat" g P motr
.I,X.A.MHER
Lanz, '
Ifora TEIRD Street, PRILNDA
CI °ROCCO IifINOTACTUTtgIi, COUR
-111?•11EXLIrtilt V 171141 YRZACIIVA,Tniara
ers! jam v.
C oirT --- cica. mdludti m .
r DILV;T:Prealsl3 ..tan4 h Llea „=
° I . -.
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Bruellsang's or .
- Wont Ts .
rauorr v aL
p a:loA m
:•r•219. 7 e vfLik r T ,;' i 4 40,49t1c0 °E /I,l2P**:t6'l4 "1
'GPsam g.
' ttolllB •
. * - LOOR OIL- ,
14 1 ,40“,,24 - 6 .,,. on qnslitteo anti inires.
,442/"Tabkalinabs be sad teen Olt elpabi* IAI7
, - misia ossial Milan& Windo.l3had.r.oll3oo.4 Wtr;
, oticirtms*. • luta. Oocc•agui Wilma 0 ,
-.
pa Wm vnitlanin:SM, in. 01l of 'vials will ,Ilt
bast aMtmloirsst ash prim - .-. LO'
Pos She Tra4aa ts •
• Fthrus aitomon a_ e v . . af an 11 ' 1
iatrar. ,
6;mlAissites=Pentofsith.C.lturov
tb. inttersa 1:1 this oula.toiVi as pima
.1q 4b ..mmwa gnaw__
sw
NYit=st.,
sae..norocess. 0.
Iterakval
SAILS Dian k CO. hoe mama , to
.
Aztvio,goir_Asiol Wats. virdons• Imp
"
BUSINES _CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
• ()SEP'S 8. k. A. P. L3IOE-BISON, Amy
1...04a Lew, -011:. Na 10 .Youth street, bet...
• talt.tteld =dem:Lt. Pletabursb. Pa. . tuflA
1, W. HALL, Attorney, at Law, - "Bake.
animaari.•• Glint area, between Muth ..ad
and AN*. atalmly'r_
OBEAT E:PHILLEPS, Attorney it
Louis, Mo.:, • . lel
10BERT PADLIX)CK; - Attorney at Law—
Comtratlfiltkiad Gnat streeta.owatothe Court
one stem Pittertirsh- nar24.7,53
j2outh de
AXES J.Z.IIILN,
et, mar ana Attorney at La w office
QJIt. Eittsburs26 21{5-dl7
fASPER E. BEADY, Attorney at Law,
. Sago Fifth streehPlttairm-ifh.
- KERSIAND .BROK E RS.
Al;./cr Vealerl........'.ltDerfizo eAtti:—...rtoarics czakm
RADIER:. & , .. ititanii Bakken i and &-
amaze Brokers.. Buy and all Gold and Miser and
Neste% nenrotiate loans an Real Estate or Brod Sem.
rites.ottrebaso Promissory Notes. 1124 The Bills on East
and West- Buy and sett.lltoks on Cannulralon. Collec
tions made on all' points In tr. Union. • -Since corner of
'Third and Wood - .lsavets. directly opposite the St. Charles
WILkINS .CO.
(mcasssuas tog.- *m= ago.)
BASfEIRS , & EXCHANGE BROKERS,
.IYO.TI POHRTH STREET. PITTSBURGH.
N. the- numerous saspengotis or Bankers
and Strokere throughout the country, during the last
mcmtheore ere eatlidl.3 Matto almost every Maxima
their' trouble. have grown out of a etre:tare from their
legitimate bridnees, and we therefor. take onaidon to sie
ewe the nubile, in annum, that no stmieulatione bx "fan
ehmees,•' or other • outside orient ne shall tempt ms
trout the strait and legitimate line of oar hualnem.
lag than In avoiding all such investments, we shall not
only te better able to mem our eurtoinere and immix. their
safety. bus that 111 adopting gush mares we ebuir toter
' mote onr own ultimate benefit fen WILKIN 8 a CO.
- _
" - -
lIERNAN & CO - B ankore And -Exithsnge •
.trolt t eNet . V4x
915 . !litreet.00rner of Diamond Alley.
hn:a tirßoy yndiell BStik : iotessti:ti 'o;bit Discount 'rims
th.zursprinscs,.dizsidatimmti= ra y % Coaectious lo all
=don Interest. at 101PD:col? Prompt ttsorna t tt VI ill
er cutters appertaining to Broker's t'usiness
IMEastern EXtb.:3lo constantly for sale. • nahlgar
trarcestik ratstxx-.......-/Calltl luau-. -vv. k. km.
L A la d-Ed t. , HANNA & Co„ inocessors to
• , Howl, Mum Ja Co, Ileakent, Msztanite itookeikacol
In Neralsto - sod Domestic rusaltaukt Corte e of
De '
Notes, and Specie—N. W comer of Wood and'
. Current A 1../ soodyed C. t• Sight
Clhodss Por sale, and collections made os, nea De b t ail print+
pal i g=tite Vatted Stab.
mad= paid for Prosiza sod dmaricao
Gold.. , .
. kdzisece made oit senalicas!, of iroduteoblpped
IM. 11. MU-WM
H. WDLLTAVS & putters find
Dram. Ninth East emir? of wood sad
611=fati=st Mond term; sad odle4tloas
Ptomptly attended to. Sa9-1,
110 TA .
/4.. SON, Dealers in Foreir
Indite. No enavo
te* an d 894, tio. 69 Market a t
IndYn. ,IfirCollietts Mbill cat all the w. ' t
thsonzhostt the United States.
BOOKSELLERS &C.
jr. READ, , Boolseller and Stationer, No
EtIION, Bookseller and Sta
e.o.m.:tee:or to Parham At Arum. No. Market
. hoar Tourtb. Pittsburgh. P.
1117 "ENR ---- Y S. BOS ORM, Bookse ll er and
Dealer atateonery,lka, 82 Market etzeei, sear
e eircewath P.
Kahl.. Is • street , sell and Stationers,
115 Wood next door to the caner of ot,
tla Pa. Pcbcol end lalcbcots constantly on hand
COMMISSION &C.
ann.. -
A — TIMILL,LEE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS .
Produce & Commission Merchants; '
ANT, DE.u.sits 14
' FITTSBURGII MANUFACTURES ,
No. S Wood It., between Water and Front at
stilt PITTSBURGEL
HENRY N.
(late of the firm of Icing 3loorheadj
.COMMISSION
=RCIIANT,
DEALER IN PIG NMI. AND H.LOONS.
No. 76 Water street, below Market,
PrTIPBN A.
C. a
''
PORK PACKERS ,
-Wholesale Dealers in Proclaims,
GENERAL COMMIMON MERORANTS,
LJSZSTY" S7IIILET,
OOULCUSCIaI Balt
ran
MSC L. AUTOS.
ifidtfiticcom 6 co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS, Pr«lace and
v v Commlesion )tersbants, and Dilaters in FittsPfts.ti
Mnisraftors4 Artie/ft. Ho. 219 Marty ft- roraer of
Pittsbrut..
• I.2_lff__
lop EsioVAL-Sonnger liarbaugh Co,
.11., have :'cored to Ho. I'S Liberty 'treat.
117=4101.1ta1t. 11
Ca--__ MIMI
PRINGER HAY.BAcealt, co, Suomi
sore to 8. Thabt.ll.) Como:on .6 rommitis
rebles. Doak. In Wool sad Pro.o. amomlly. txo.
V 5 Liberty/lave" Plttsbcmgh .44
A. A. ELARDY,
cozwasW,MITIMPI,V ICILLPM
ULM of the 'Madison and Indianapolis
a.stratom
No. 80 Water ht., Pittsburgh, Pa.
ism:tra
BUTLER , • & CO
VORWARIONO COMMISSIuIi MLR-,
CII &tad and Dealer. la al kinds or/ Pte.abgagya Slaw
mortared Artlgtot Lead/ irg and ghost Lead. ho. tit rim
Stmt. Pittglarcesat. ar61014
A. WBANE, Commise' non and For
Urardlaz 31nretaata. degas ta Wootr4 romans
1 4.; raftsbanb • • i am .
amt. •
Maui
.1.1501
bLlli ROBISON CO., Wholesale Grocery,
.61gre.„M' ar zunts4o. gereicrath.
EILOEB ANTe2,.,.2eneral Co:ran:As-
• slam 2derediatete. •, ."."•• .•",
•cm earuddloneats at Produce lemma 3rg far:,
B. CAN - FIE Ip, late of . Worm, Ohio,
f i t tu t=, o r 1ir:4,..1 0m0i0,j2tre0.0.,,,,,, orcrwttri
Pearl dale, and Wedeln Predate
Ptalttil ted mt. Plttettnth:
stri;ntirthactYmtl•P`
LITTLE & CO., Wholopale °miffs,
ariAzt=gommiro..l.2.ltr.d Das! Vtgz.
WARETIOUSE.-11ENRY 11.
WaLINL =,,LlLadwi.hMiv;la
W.stre. Voter, PKutrursh VAVA
ifaOMASPALNIER, Importer and_ — es
In Trona , wad Amain= waa Papr; 66_31.vtat
Dtum* Tklri awl north oWs• l'ittaawipw
- -
DieCLINTOCIE, Imrter apd Whole
•Zeraii.Vag, marta i rin% wn. Atm sas
atesos Itasslar stmt.
DRY GOODS.
A. A. 11110S4 FIMA7I., . L art tail
lk A. MASON A CO., Wholesale= ite
p
Dales In later sa4 Staple 1:41 Ocnal. rfal
. Pittabargh.
VIIIJRPLEY & BUROUVIE-1.1), Wbolesalo
ITX sad Batall tin Moods SLactusts. corner Youth sod
tat melt. Pittsburgh.
GROCERS.
Wallace & Gardner,
111,1101,Z5A.L.E DEALER/I IN
Maur, provisions and Produce General)),
UAGALEY, COSGRA
II er.." Has& I* Wood stmt. PlLtatnilet.
_
AOALRY, WOODWARD lc CO., Witole
Imi. 511 hbilluPtlet.lo
BAIAIi DICKEY & CO., Wholesale
cd:Elio
5, • a
;mil rump norv.. .... irwro.
OlfN FLOYD & CO., Wl:mimic Grocers,
aai ltkosilmloOdsrehants , V o.lTSWealend22lll4l3.
-IA6
Kirolooliio43o2, Rea
tlftlfa VittUr, Dosfor So PTC4liel, rittaboickOdarr
01l Mau of Proffr -nd 4 W
iT
ino. sad
otooVoutoarroilo' =.l* irtary,:hich
ww!o_r auda. _
on-Tiircii iii-Klemu.--.-1/11suro.
4t. ROE; Wholonia' Grocertl and
2anollitodou Illershads. $0.04 Maar itawitilitto.
TAW - GrocejL an
Arc_
4,
sixth
W I"l:.....emut""icirebom Gram=
1." India& st 4
"3" TZLlF,mbotircasu ps .T.:
tr oon, lowan
DAIZELL /c -CO, Wholbsalla
Omen% 0=121.1116= Madura& Deem in reotzge
Pituburgltitisnoliatozes. 21a 2.5.1 Liberty!'
Wholesala urocig ima
Conuansdon Morelant,Daler In Pronto. andlPUtr
Dann klanntsetured Arttelan, 196 Marty Itta.
WU> ........ a. OOZY
EaCANDLESS,bIWIB k CO., (moos
nice.wuk a woodaahl'vtarmaai Glom%
In Iron, Sialls,Ohas.Cbtt[nr.lirM, PitUbargb
bistrarselan. ceamll7. cororr of Wood Sad W104:47.
Hide Oil.and Leather Store. , •
' ••1:1; IeatICPATRICIE. -
No; 21 South Third Street,
rutwom atakot. 4 outwit .ru,,rhuvotptu , „
48 vOrt SALE SPANISH_ HIDES !Dr
Ylad eine sada PatuAlvs, Tar a ri t atlairg
earrlsee Tlarths Ira= 4.4, fir ~hla
~„.Vrtgtst rte. bp lama or tam ft
67.1magre Lugar edISS. III. .!.
void
OCVI JC is CO., (successors to
Ni. , m „, nektmet v wd u ark
A A. .eficarth,
'WU . •
pair/:,..0.1.
- large liisort•
mist of other ItottlOL_Goo42. to bulVAikors.
LOS Warn AU
AGENCIES.
tarns I
S. CUTIEBIZEtT & SON,
GENEJIAL;OO3IIIII,SSION -AGENTS, for I
the sale lend purchase or Seal Sstata. Collection of
"tg"Tnnt
Mlchigan General Commission and Collec
taon Agen Office,Oß the collection of' Home and Foreign
alfMacantile and all othor Money claims, In Michigan
adj same Statg,lnrartracrst. arid Payment. of Morays,
Barmen; °Mears. Mono. and Hale Bents and
Stocks and brogromma Antra.
rhLTIHR to ANDERSON. Detroit. Alotagui,
Bano:a in Pfitatotroh—litac re. Kramer & Rohm, Bann ,
ern PMica k Co, Oman. Mon Lorena. Stewart & Co.
W1.111%.—.14=del or linchigon from rodegia".
Warmer. OD /317.1.V47d
lISTIN LOOMIS, Resat Estato Agent,
Stock. Merchandlee and Bill Broker. 05108 No. 12
north oust. stove Wood. 811153290 pranytly attended
to. /19417
AMIIEL L. MARSHELL, Secretary Chi.
A. 7 sme. lankreane Oomp.M. 941nt.. .t et.
M. GORDON, Secretary Western hau
l: • mace Ca, 92 Water deed.
y GARDINER COFFIN, AgentforFrankthi
gon m lantres Comp narttromt ars. of Wood
PA. MADEIRA, Agent for Mn
tole Insamos Company. U Watar stmt.
MUSIC. &C.
4401INII.MILLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes,
blot& sod lifitdcal Instruments, School Book; and .
lomat . . &de scent ktr ettlekertnre Piano Vorteate
Western Pennryteents—No. 81 Weed gfreet.
Dealer in.lflusio, a
,emneetremero, sad Imsorter. olt 81:114cs.
Bob
withrat.lmw ;ttivr-L=l;
TORN HAFT, Jr., (successor to Jae. 313uf
mrdiratruffrktmvx.vrt.-3adzeig
EI.OIIN P. SCOTT. Wbolesale Dealer in
Drugs. Pslnuc Vssulass sad DT. Stuffs. Fo. 296
ert 3 . tree t, Pittsburgh.
All ordeal , will creche rrompi attention.
ler Agent fur ticheack's Pub:nods Syrtur. gisr 2447
A. PA,IINESTOCK & CO. Wholesale
,
• osairrsta• mansfsetusers ofildta Lesd.r.od
sad Clump. corner Wood and Trout rtreots. Pitt.
ar
roelfr
E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
0. lwo.ol.l..4oopttetz sudioamv..butettsz
nzosszcs wog.. "...MM.'S aura.
itiBARN Wholesale & Retail
t =ate ,erae! of Marty .ad Bt. Car stmts.
SCHOONMAKER & CO:, Wholesale
• Druggist" No. 2.4 Wood Octet. PI Istabargh.
TOSEPII FLEMING, Successor to L.Wileox
fie & Co.. corner *wart street and Dissoond—liceqson
ritrA.c.7 m
hand and complete/ amortrnant of Dtga.
sdid Beata. Yeritunery, and all &Ma+
patailahlir to his business.
pnlecritAloos sarahtily corepteruded at all
phraidana
Hoare. IsStly
111A.NUFACTU al NG.
- . -.JAZ= X. 0.10.
• WiLLANYilY ffill
k CO.,
GI Penn st., below Marbnry, Pittsburgh.
MILER MAKERS *and SITEET-IRON:
WORKIMB. Itansdasturers BarnbUrs Patent
etilmnsys. Beth., V.: ,. /3 441 . 4. d Mama Pt Con.
denser. Balt Pans. SUZ.ef PII Iron Texts Boa..
ts
etateAnn, His.=UAW Wart. and Viaduct In
g•Daffitig dOll.O ou lb. stortassinAlab. n0.70.1rd.
Lw. WOODI~ esale and Retail
• won:anent sod Dm/. In Csignot Wars. Na. BS
stmt.
OU WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
PADENT BOX VICE S.• anpmha . 1,1 d.. DOWD WI.
and BRAZED BOX VICES, aortur of A.o,lorrson•rid ok.
Irmo art , to. one square tßiln the Eland ittrect Brldge,AZ-
Ingheny City.
ata and Caps.
WILSON & SON keep constrintly ‘in
tashlunaas List ore sp. gaNl aa amnia 4
chesty •onpf walr a to
*Ws as ► call ben e purchasing cisernbere._. n01#4.1
• Atli iID Sr. Co.
WHOLESALT. AND =LAIL VABBIONLELS
FLAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS.
AND DEALEVAIN ALL ELMS OF ICTUL
COR/CLEL OF.TrOOD AND lIFTNIITRENTS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
IS-Thar Rost rotas,. nary qualiti d:l6of lists
sagMlizg. Bass. Cuffs snA ?Iv
trlssoenas--.carna ADLICS*...i 4 IL. mamas
LiVID.AntO W n. iiiog t M
• et Co.
NOVELTY ORNIVPM
IBURCIII, PA.
raOK and Depot Railroad Scalar, Ray,
. sad (Iran 404 Platinent *ad Omuta de.;_Dnar
of a110t... Pprlng, Tn 9, land Thumb Wales, WI e•
ICUs of mins Pala. arei ratUnnr.
Bolta sad Yu:nu:min Ntalkabla ~For
nets In ram and lain,.
PITTEMIIRIIII. PA.
W. W. WALL&CF.,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
all, 821 cad X= Lacey enta, moat dtatt&llat Oar.
IkAIONMIENTS, Tonkin, Grave Stones,
IVA Tternitato Topa, DUA.Ia. Imposing thaws, fa.
trays to haat. and ragas to order. by a:mail:WM at tba
lomat ream Tarr non dred arlairtal and otted
aligns klenywasota. Anjou haul. Maet. sa etch
bla I'm -sighed to the 'had. at tho lawns arias. LII tallara
ailed atth darpata. at 519 Libra? dam
VV. W. irkmacre.
Penn Cotton Mi ls, Pittsburg.h.
ENNEDT, WILDS k. CO.. manniao
lx tams o f--
Penn !to.t boar? 44 litiaatiniX
Carport Club of all salon and shales
Cotton T•4I4K
_Onr4A
" floue. Liao , and Mob Orml;
Rap! pf !ism, and decriptioisr
Hades.
kit-trw..l4igewt. tehllred=f also ..
- _
TO DZakTatES IN WABEBOARD B .
"C i f O. RIO. A Cincinnati, invented
, es rokraee. al fa likelhoare..s. Or whirl,
,h•
o 1149. EalellmyrommentconaiMi
ad in properlyerepering the terms of • alkest of pun (or
Mbar soliablo medal) ant than catalog thant tome= or
rot their 11/14 Into tho mild woodsti sidat Or lap of •
übbing*. the corthrtli progiOIDIT to 11.'1121
been to rionah o move or ads to nod , . la. rose
tallo plata. I). IIICE a otommantly mid hla ennratrarrat
arid 4....mhip to slid Patent to ilia sunarltrr, abo Is
I glece yrrr l77l4), ' S/CL":6 iheat 4
/21VAD Y I I ATKN 1' S nerd ll7o
1 AIIIIIfOAILDS, havtin romerded the late arra of
Warms nano &c o. in that buda•oh, lode ,m ley the
topulsrlty and a:Maniere mi,of raid Patented B .Wilrea. ,
randry , ma . mne bars ant•esd in matayzajl a l lin i da t . 1
them leflUtil ena.ity Jo :, Fa, tbemby
mourad by 6610 Ramat. Sulu hare been cr.ca .
t o
t and
sur non needing against certato.partlea , tO. tan to la hus ,
e Mad, sad It le my Intention to animate i# l
naltinams upon Sof 1.110 1 and islet MLitt totia extant
ot the Ism. .113 perrmr aim tEvreArro cauttotipd against
dealing, In_ Zinc Mal:omA*, made after
it:=7;atanted DII ILICT. unlem branded ' . O. Rice's
haprevel lituaboasdh lei out, 164ep stow other brine
temsaAr. It may to 666E1 td IN.14•0 Out tn. varier* la
i .i' ei . 4 1 : :U P in. ' s to ' i
nail t ' et LI a n ,... - , z . ., r Ar „ „ .i. .01art:m;
ala Oa iinented incloap Promo OM =bad, nen
width the mane of the , Board really &panda Whoamala
erdara Pr th e grennin• articia feipiretfulli latelted Ana
iirrgr4=4 l ‘ :" I" ,,I V ATH .. W:c 4 I 4 PAIr. u"'
Bola Proartotor and leannlaaturer Moroni
Mos at Efordwire Store. No. Ott Ka "alnt-, ..."•1 66 . • b.
l; to.
. . .
LSCOTT, Dentist, Foul= rcra46o
• lye doors Tait af Alarkst. Ogler
9A. at, to 6 ar. •
All well warranted.
• • Barloves Inaigo Blue:
UARLOWS•IENDIOO - BLUE la now 'well
as the hest article ever offered for Blow
tow Clothes. It is sat=tee from acco or anything in.
tore.. ts the Arena •
All gonweeeprre who hare not need It will findlt ouch
&ever awl lea trouble than 1111ao .or arg t oth7=. l 2
Teli t tiolrotst VirotetTeTrArinq C:aneut"eriSwllr he oartral
102711177:44tee "111.
g/113 lb. Urose i n and Druggists *bey t e
tRLteE~4kYD
arg luL
17,
ohogn,,ths; iAßirs. DYE
rdde. tee., with Overrate sonrtrolut or weary.
Mpg In tar, 4tzerrra, Phyelotans ant Sitanatere
"A
U"ILERGEtt, Pr i valest.
apl-Coo ho.10)14. s.
Intelligente Otice,
'No. 1 T. 'CLAIR STREET.
ERVANTS of at descriptions supplied
• kJ Priv at• Amato. MIS llotela &N. rarteettplly P so ut
llettsel
to , avall theruelvescf facilltlef noir offnea. Barr
10. &Wed •• iraualatea for future EMT&
N 11.—CoVections MOl4 l / 1,4 . 041.4 / 8 ,
-"d4;d
Cllllok PENNA. RAIIROAD.—We ,
11l =aims of klock to toutpV ran 00 ,
Boaturista Coma Won Mei Brokers, n. lltti
jr,A. BROW g, •wmil(wst• reqly in
jr , A.:
the public , ghat be keeps on hand, at Me sane
on che wed Ede of Cr Diacnon ni t LIZ r ZIT=
gras lams it :s i Is : 4 " ,:lis t Ve Nati% crerfe w : oh. 4 , , nott oval 1
to aro. to the United rotten illi Bands can he re ovi
Without the aid of a screw driver. liello tam : a
dock toolk and wool of et Cetnng. f 10.3hdr
":14.1enitomert :Woe set i o . .tr iv e a
mist.Fithtureerfthinnt.r.
bAIINDBY BLITE--Tho. attiatuin 44 &mi
.' Iles Rad roulewomma la limited to thlialp which Is.
MI Indigo Marilee& bsving ail Rs pm. retained;
Th. famdf y how Immessef• ores Um wa al lIMIE
th.,,, adeoowco of
nand
smarm mim to elothea,Mf
ins much more aimple and convanient for II" and of
bragta b liut orig a mi yf t te . DILI' ovw4g.bthadisfetitabLt 'rt.
Cu?. It la on tlrely deatitutajaf sny prepertlmpaloidPos co
cloths. IV a would Pilot • Mud. mid warrant It to be as
ermanded. - Par rade by . JOBS( ilitr,lo.
t
&V ... - No. 141 Waal
-----
tlagan & AOl, 1 I
I!:91 Market at , arc glowing gat their en.
firs stock carry Goods at an folyossmodbcount from
M, fresparotorr u, olsuag UNIT Win% Iltp•
DM . 11 , = . 11 on bind a 11,fiosolir. if ftogr i log
teostsd Plsids,ttoit,totr.. nkcibssurA
IKu W
Woo ( Aga sad • S a t p C rawl , ' iligir—ly.intAsuZa f Slut '
*ad MI 0 4 WWI& od DragßOis ' ar
b , , all of
oAsis. .1110s:reast amides.
88
of 1655. -
21611PHY & BURCI 1i
Wlll commence opollrf, •
Monday. Blank
00 tb,
.
MASON & 00. sreAow opt
e utrmaggrdus,°ll6sMslid4im,J=.& 16
-.tad+ bom paretoirti it tn• brie Pa SSW
It Much WO than Dad assisolgoigm ' 7771110
gILKB—A. A. Masan •
81W.teebadtir Ow Ix.nrthia 6111 claim na I
—4l-1-46°.
Mawn
scho rte
WOOL PLAIDS—A. A• at di
• rd the tolususs ettbdr lleags
PITTSIURG
NEW YORK AMEBA:II3 •
li zza No mmit 34 /1 bougui .ri r i a . a,wella i
Ewan lizeeL)
Pure f
- . . • hauler non raj Warta& " 1.-,
dlai Er of ,the principal and . great .causes of '
1.7 the high price annual in this Monet, le the Iron
TeiSt .aura from which it le derived: finoteatha of that
Imported is received _from boa
Onftriga'aralg rct th '441tr"poli'd dbigatosothAl
la ea edeltersted dab!. ROW , ot tbsot troL, sod forth.
Potreo. of "ulna a fele gage for their poled, a colon
or brandy !momenta Piano has been acendollshed. mint
the 'elm of shipment tooth. -United '
The.aame of the emaeolldatica la the Central Bedell of
Vioayszd Eroprietare of annum! under the gymend amn
advanent and the direction of E. heddosa Pnaddenth Yin
'Peugeot, and • Committee of lospertfon of debt mem ,
Wes.. -. The horiety Itself cute' dye bombed vineyard
ploptietors, amongst temo tone. or the , gee. influential
noblemen in the nelghbortMod cf Mmosh wtrixectributee, .
under i e . e t lal . l by . i i ham i l i. ,•
411:1„,etiLtireenZef their time
or which t
our
million ham. IL adaralitaipt to l ' i it
obtained from thie combloatam am to Mann to solo,
t=eeeratit7 , aor thither . eamonat Po t h e n eutiock
Wm. 1 . ., be worthy of ohearZ i ati i r Net hw
public atrantlo e n ro
Mil l e = l a of tiftereetesWeete , a
tuft's buyer and miler. Moe • all wire aberelm dam it
smorewmaly: temooreathelatemit of caoltibluat to eon
trltrate by oven mesas la bre power to d the mu.
tattoo which the
cp stria. If endesvoringite earn, for dap.
meat of the beet te of lonian.: P thla purpose
clime Introduced In Ilia etttalet ( add. 1,0) rondos It
•
ismaratiso that shareholders atuill supply
otherwrie the melety
with the very beet Ononse banal" ttury Incur
Oh.
Waal - of an mann htlattito ot then etwoma .
_The uadereigned. sole WWI in . SheW Ira. for,
the Onottal Belot: et MOW& PUP • OWthae,
wm'''''''ldwariroli.,:r."tr o','l=l`=tleokfttrerst
they mill ameeporetsiwollmandirtheh'ettoway Seri
el* now In Us assrkst. arid at_prion texteber the emadard
of even ordinary Onneaa ~ MP a - ENO: 0 11•BLES.
j royfelmv lit - Pearl entetteltrt nett Ne w 0.00.
. ~ .., .
..
TAPER: HANGINGS. -
',OW= AND *MIL .
THOMAS,FAYE & CO.,
• 256 ora 257,Broadway, New York,
••DlrocUr °twit, the Clts 114 & Parke
K.l
, t
47. canstsuitly on .and a; 0.11 . flock of
American ana French Papa ilonginge, ,Hordent.
Prints, Curtain Papere, Bed Teeters. statue[.
Landecapnaito.. of mrr All* imam to the- trade.; • . ,
Merchants Wine in their Hocks, cati buy . itOdi &et
hssalsou We nuannlnetstre Isssely and Huron dirdot fn to ,
Stench Mansfacturepa for nt•Cao wawa sole agents In the I
of
Out
r ratis , s , a 'it'd T:111 7 - men [l r l= ' tr " ons Atlea ri i= gl L l Tre ,
froma ear splrd d cel nof earaptch . Artletto TSP.
Hsuntare ee t t‘,,&rt.r""b* United caster,- mhltt.3tnr
- Umbrellas and Para'
JO-HN X. SSIITII,-,
WHO L FALIA 311511FkertILE
234 and 235 Broadway, Now York.
The most extemire is the world.
late fall in the priced f materials, eon-
FbaMer a g ar VT-17,:17_
tradr.taot Lollar to lat.Aannialt lay low Woo, th e
I'inEIVIIRELLA AND ' PARASOLS
to be food! to 'Furore ar America. Merebanta ataltlOK
Nw York. to buy that! . good!, moaattolly Invited to
alt and examine tba stock,
N.
Purchoong.
at N. B an u aace l ein"Ut .161"IVITIrk.
u0:0-21ao Manufacturer.
1855. MILLINERY.
Mrs. WM. SIMMONS,
66,1 Broadway. N. re
l a S now prepare ae d to arnibit, and
M offers fo
sale to nbstesale anA null Boyers, at Om lowast a xs
' Frond, Yal=said Ametbstarnillianery Ma:lEl:nm Gang
ever olsemel at any one estallilaisisen l Oils city, equal
Una snarl= to her fats. Importations. They have
been Wasted Wiltb great ,easer by ths..adebrated 'Meta
milliner. Madame Lebanon?. of Paris. and Len. L.lOlO
- of Bouelst., TAMS..
P. e.—Pattern Bosoms. ametantly ne bawl. Orders
be
nigt , r 3 Voally attended 00.
664
Dr.„sa.. V. 1.
Reliable !Ow ta gA. my
Daguerreotype Materials, &o.
Meratants ors rapist, rapiqtai to elms this carotin.
lonyDorr troisr lowa.
A NTDONY'S eneral Depot of Matenel.
63-..'4lllTrraurr:r.l:l4rlV""'""' '
tiocds can bs• Not br stows, parabl• a &they, bat
Patties •Ith vb.= ago ore unseqted. mut [l , •ndkr•
eves at to thotr .tuitT t. PSI Por t o, golds on wird. or
nmil •It.b Moth older *mast, oorrr espouses of Ina.
P.rittioa. fIZ.U2Y IL ANTEIONY.39.III3to•daIty,EL. Y,
New York Bag Nannfaotori.
Flour, Feed, Orain, Meal, Hominy.
Shot. Buck It heat, Salt. Quarto and all other Mole of
o undo sad plated to order er atexignaw wit der
raae-h. Addrem. as *bows.
IT, rioottraut, c rork.
SIMMONS,
Wholesale Dealer in
STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY,
fa:7,lmi :az BROADTIA
- Any , &c.
Snsw Goods, French Flowers,
G ASH parchaigers BM olici%ed to examine
•
gar stock
STELAE'
will fol I . ooD___,S
.111mr“ rowan, sa. lia m0..0r to that
of arrs hallalmilar boom In tar GM • •
VV. hall ma., tar mmtaa Mama Dar mat
01 . , otra
of
the Wad WI. at
Vt•tarst Mom% am ‘t• .60 AO 0011 . 'meta.,
at amatia mamma prima. Eirkt,al,34,
at a 110 Jobbat.. oar. William. haws nat.
1111EXPELEIT BILOTICE2B & CO., : 1
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
NEW roßk.
Nam reeseeettbs.Ne.l7o RElasseet..bar.offtravern,
IMPORTING the leading Prowl trona their
ortestal Wale% lath Ibbre h.. est truths. etnt
ateo'Vrenrh sad Magnets C
Nall and liar Bradlee, ask Moves .11=kb=
Trieste Sp:mos. Cans. of , . the. eh
the oust rearcesbte tenw thews el ta bereft. ar by
mil. will node. their eatittrantion. iol2-12vir
ALDERMEN.
L Donaldson. Alderman.
gYFICE, comet of roan and St. Clair sta.,
rittaba AB twines. peltatolos to the ogles or
em . alb. vtoxOPtly sttto AAA to. febarl
. _
Patrick McKenna.
ALDERMAN OF TUE THIRD WARD.
gIiFFICE corner of Grunt. 504 Fifth streets.
Obrutarli on-natal tra Aldartito latata.d attars I.lc
partallang to Um office of Mantua and luta*
of the Pow* mill ta froatatly attended to. ta'Atta
MISCELLANEOUS.
STB IL A.R v I A & XLL
cevnme &ORB,
COOKINGa - IEATIN
FANCY STOVES,
ORATES, FENDERS,
Pipes, Boxes, and Foundry Castings of
all kinds.
OFF= AND WAREHOUBi,
No. 267 Liberty St., corner of nand,
• PITTSBURGH, PA•
ROBERT H. PATTEB2O33
/1140 LIVERY AND SALE
E.
- ,STABL
'-'"'-"tol74o'.Diotricria strut end Cherry
ASHLAND HOUSE,
Alan =Rut ABOVE SEVEN= Braun,
PE/lADELpH/A.
H. a DENSON, PIOVIIITOIL.
ifirrfriaq //cod. 1 1 , 50 Dada-RE
1.15/4-Iv4 "
AA/ALTER P. MARSIdALL, Importer and ,
F V Itsalerin Plaln. NMI Ltd Docorstin Paw dar t
thlClanon
n *
w p " &. aflstirstsd sosnanictsunda lir mh as. MU.
P.24...14.41
VARto FASHIONS FOR LADIESTRESS
EL—The Fastah Fashions Fa .1112C4 dim(' Ps , downs:
is iss orts solo on the lin in'onison hi__
Binh 4 S.WILSOI,
Witt V ;moat it Fenn. above liana shoot.
. a. v. tcares...----.—nas. ioniraca
snra, JONES & CO.,
.enopusrozes
PORTABLERTWit LINE,
ORWARDING AND COMMISSIOI4
DIKIICUANT2 I , Cant lIWk. BOTOUtb .Met. Pitta•
Bacon Lap& lard OIL You Pork. 8.0.11 am. linos ex
tra and tr.liculaAnthracita exiCi Scot& Pig Ina, Bolivar
Brick as Our. antbruili. GAL Ac. .myla
BANKING HOUSES
or
• JOHN T. 11000:
PEW Tr u i
;2489040 11 1 111) P A i tt l eO t t A P Y
.50,11tHSET, 80311SRBET _
MOUNT PLCABAWT. WEsaktORWD 00, Paste
aNNELLBVILLIL PAYFIN
IoNTOIVIA _
IiROWNIMMLA
Deposits reolbedlDWouut.Pl2l.4 Drafts UMW , sold
and collooted. - Btu Notes and BOAC bought - woo. oaf
btooko, Note. and °the Securities bought au6 .014 oo
oclutologion; Corroupoutiouce gad tolloctious solleitod.
uoTg-tf
LOUIS SCHAEFER,
Attorney at Law, and Eastern Collector
5=7",0H10
YTmotii
I : ll , stergoatr n l i sr;ltith e rd.
OADITOMIO..".
tttttt • .
timmAtihriull
Evans a Co.. ) /31"14.
;rrigru u e,') au**.
uffloy en% •
ns, W. . 1 na val . ,
1 1 4 _41 8 .&41: 1 11mstootta.
C. Dtcettar
7:7-777 111:10T8 'Aio_tatoze,
WHOLESALE AND•RETAIL;
TAKES ROBB, 89;;Market and 6 Uhl=
ets,thlrd door froze tithfrakat nos" gb,
" °l ..... l7.6.lth eea d : z tt c : t.lu tiV4te t T ,... l l . , , : ti. E i ree e da t ind th.it 7 sl , ll6 : y 2
=film . 41.
staet of Ositerh sad llpsu Wats sad Wasters of
et &gristles/ she I stoat of ChM:trate fishers sod
Vasa b y ou c h esrefoUy oeteetsh Torthotleatett
1 : 1 "" s bu
fw"faliUMll =ll l°"" E rel : ll.llll74lV sei l lghsty, al;ll ;t:
horprieee is any
td. continues to rosnufactire se heretofore. say Sled of
lOW stal tuptunane.,.nu. In tla 1 . 1 . 4 etre end of
the b.e. =taws. avail
Black - Dam' caul' Line of
PA CICSIB .
AILS from Litremool to Plultulolphi=
t death month. sad Ififfla Ph 1154.10,11, to u m ,
r. , the Mb ninon . montnmA by Thaw Iblebard
mn lAy mot Walnut it, M tth l/bandit% and Illebsed..h.
Opens, 1 Co,LtrarpooL ,
Th. osheerth!...4n. the tho Ocaapanyi ham atm. on
band Pliiiit IVA 614 1. PAM TM any amelms.
p.rabl. at.= Nokia Ea , I.Talook Bcottatot and
id... • ,
Also„ hrh2pi rangai tint Ni r York sa 0 ' 1 1.10.1.1;
phi. ~ .
by 4l 'imirt intawit aver= atit.n_
1 sp9nri - , - . No. CO Mari st, Pittsburgh...n.o
" AIN
: 18. 3 LE e7s4N.Ets" -
, .
a
NO. 06 THIRD
OletimeNixd and Mu et Ado
All orders promptly attended to.
Imam exwascau des. snlNl•tt
AN 8, 1855
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1855
ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC
LATEST LIT TELIGIIA2/1 PROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL
- Losnos, 1.1 P. M. April 23.--Gen. Canrobsrt
telegraphs on the lith asfollows:—The fire none
dunes unabated, .chiefly by the artillery. but
the engineers are operating and have established
at (the French) nenrerto the place.
Another report easis the less of life has been
very great on both sides. A council of war lied
;seen held and it was decided to continuo the fire
for a week longer and then make the assault.
- The tendon lieraltdof the 28d April says:
- "Should the negotiations pending at Vienne
fail tc procure an honorable peace, the Emperor
of the French will proceed forthwith to the Cri
mea-to superintend or command the military epee
, igloos there. The Empreae will accompany Na
poleon lIL
"The. Emperor, Lord Palmerston, Sir John
Burgoyne, and other distinguished parties neces-
Miry to such a conference, had confidential com
unmicationest Windsor last week.
• "Doubtless the natural reluctance of the French
Ministry to represent the imperial authority in
'the . nbsenee, of the Emperor must render them
anxious to retain his
. preemsconnd reepensibili
.tith.,Franceat the present time, and it might
be urged by them that the intaielMo Europe
may - be more involved by the abeeniseef Louis_
Napoleon from Europe than even by a-compare-
live cemptemise with Russia; but the Emperor
thinks otherwise." • • '
According ton letter from Kamilettati, in the
Nouvelles of Ilerseilles, the Fr'ench and English
batteries, on opening the fire on Sebastopol, had
650 plain position, and ammunition for-360,000
rounds. - '
Within the lest two months c) less than ten
whole t otopenies of artillery have sailed for' the
Crimea -from EriglrunL During the week ended
, April 14. no lest then 6000 infantry left the
shores of the United Kiogdon to reinforce the bat
talions of the Crimiee. Early in May there will
' be ftill.Gooo Brittsh cavalry at the seat of war.
The Independence Beige mentions a report that
, Prussia is about.to- ask the German Diet to de
clare that, Russiaharing accepted the first and
second points Germany has no longer any inter
, est in the Eastern question. This proposition,
it is userted, will, as Austria well- knows, be
gladly accepted by the Diet. Austria will then
be told `that while the German Confederation is
bound to defend her should she be attacked, she
must take ' the consequence upon herself should
she declare war upon Ruses. This news, if true
is manifestly , of the very highest importance.
The present feeling id-Sweden is said to be
that strict neutrality ought to be preserved until
the allied powers secure to Sweden some mater
ial advantages in the event of a successful cam- I
Feign. Up to this time r it IS remarked, the con
ditione.of peace disetutted at Vienna leave the
actual 'end serious preponderance -of Rustle in
'the Baltic untounhed. -
At the date - of the leteet intelligence from the
'Baltic Sea, twelve ehips of the line and four
steamers,
.under command of Admiral Bootle,
had arrived at KieL One or two ships had ad-,
yawed further, but the ice still obstructed navi
gation. Two thousand laborers were employed
its strengthening the fortifications of Rhea. Cron
etadt, Sweaborg, ilelslngfers, Revel, Wiborg, and
other fortresses in the Baltic have been provis- t.
Toned for eighteen months, and ships laden with _
reeks have been sunk at the entrances of the 1 Ta Exmoress STREOGIL—The
Atlantic, all -absorbing
h marbors. I
facts in the news brough• L
by the are
Teo-Austrians tu the Prmelealittee. ! the breaking off the Vienua Conferences, and the
A private letter from Bucharest, of the 29th artial if hot otal separation of Austria fm
ult. says:— the p Allies. Fo t r both of Giese events we were'
On the f or of February eons Croat eoldiers. not unprepared. The rejection by Russia of any
entered by forces private house in Krajova, where plan of settlemens which should not substantially
they 111-treated and murdered the muttrees of the admit all she claimed before the war, was, in the
and dangerously emended • the husband. present state of that war, a matter of course.—
The Government intervened, glad by menaces The return of Austria to her old expectant,
and persecutions prevented the inhabitants from waver' , policy was also the resul of certain eir
following up the matter as they had determined, cumstances of great importance, which we pro
by carrying their complaint to the foot of the I ceedThe to
Frep exlain.
Sultants throne. French Government discovered scone time
On the llth ot March an Austrian officer who since, and the fact could not be denied by the
was musing along the principel street of Krajo- British Cabinet, that Lord John Russell had com
es, seeing a lady et the window whom he con. mimed a great blunder at Vienna for allowing
eidered pretty, entered the house and ascended those of the points before the Conference in
to the apartment. The lady, underitanding that which Austria was directly interested to be Int
the man had come with intentions dishonorable disposed of. These_points were the freedom of
to hers opposed his entering her room,end when , the Danube and the question of the Prlncipali
he forced his way in uttered land cries for help. ties. From this moment Austria appeared sate
The people In the neighborhood ran to acquaint Wed. Expecting, as she does, to share sooner
the husband of what was passing, and the latter or later in the partition of Turkey--Servia, Ros
eau to his home, and said to the officer, "What I nia, and Albania are provinces which she cannot
do you Went here, sir ; whom are you seeking? allow to fall into any other hands than her own.
Ido not know you. Yon are not billetted in my lit is her interest to keep the question respecting
tense, and this lady whom you are insulting is the Christians in Turkey an open one. And as
my wife." He bad scarcely said these words she can never expect to cope with Russia's naval
when the officer drew his sword, plunged It into power in the Black Sea, she has but little interest
the bosom of the unfortunate husband, and then lin humiliating her in that quarter. From this
marched off as if he had performed eome glori,- i point of view, then, Austria' has every reason to
ous feat of arms. The woman uttered cries of Ibe sat the weight of her iefied with what she htte ob mpartial tained, anarbis
d to
despair when she beheld the deed. I turn seemingly i
The neighbors crowded tote the hells°, and the trillion against tfrittlann and France. But this
sight of the corpse bathed in a pool of blood, ex- diplomatic success has very little to do with her
cited a sentiment 'of horror and a thirst for ven- present wavering. The cause of thisis of a far
geanee. Some hastened to announce the mur- more overpowering nature.
(der to the authorities, seat off couriers to Kale- 1 Some six months ago we alluded to the private
at, in order to inform the Turkish commandant, I and confidential dispatch by which Nicholas in
who lost no time' in sending t.; Krsjoya a Mittel.: I, formed both Austria and Prussi
West a, that in 'case
him
ion of infantry, a sqeadron of cavalry and artil-' they allied themselves `with the against
lery, and the greater part proceeded to the qnsr-1 he would reply tuna' a treaty of alliance by a.
ten of the Austrian General to demand justice proclamation of I:lUntiritUl independence and
and reparation. The letter told them that they , 1 Polish restoration. At that time, and whenever
— ;might go to the — ; that he would not punish Iwe have considered the chances of a war in Po
his brave sbldlers for the rake of fellows of their . lend and Volbynia, we have always taken Into
description. This brutal reply 'excited general ! consideration the great military advantages which
indignation, and the inhabitants finding them- ; such a proclamation might give to Russia, if put
selves aggrieved in whet they held most sacred ' forth after the conquest of Gellacia and from the
—their honor, property and lives—assembled at', heights of the Carpathians, 'with Ilutigaryopen to ,
different points of the town, and closed their, her victorious armies. On- that account, espy- I
-shells. The sallying cry was, 'Death to the Ans.! cially, we have always pointed out the fact that
frizzle' I One spinet fear l Let the people of ,- Austria could not undertake a war against Russia
Bucharest submit to be slaughtered like cattle if ! unless she was Ina state at once to take the of
each Is their pleasire. . (entice and to parry, by successful battles and AU
A ges.sral . rising ensued, and the Inhabitants, I, advance upon Russia, the effects of push a prod
armed with sticks, stones, iron bars and axes, - lamation. So long, therefore, as the Austrian
attacked the Austrians they met in the streets, I, army in Galicia and the Principalities was strong
and plat them to . death. Tho Austrians, also, • enough to march upon Warsaw or Kieff there
turned out in arose, formed in line, end charged ; was little immediate danger of such a step.
the people, killing about 40 persons: The fury' Thisdispatch of Nicholas hits, however, as we
of the peculation redoubled. The Rouman sol- i
now learn, lately been followed up by another
tilers aid the national Gendarmes also drew up' from his successor, which contains quite:different
in battle array, rushed upon the Austrians with ! end far more serious menaces. The moment
fixed bayonets,and drove them out of the Own! Austria shall irrevocably ally herself to the West,
with considerale slaughter; 300 Austrians and it says, or commit any overt act of hostility
-60 Roumans lay dead on the field. Our men of- ; neatest Ensile, Alexander II trill place himaelf al
terward re-entered-the town, and the Austrians ; - rde Arad of the Panalovist movement, and change
remained encamped in the neighboring fields, af- : hie title of Emperor of all the Russians into that
ter burying their dead, withoutdaring to return. ', of Emperor of all Me Slavoniana.
The government found it necessary to Interfere. ! At list ! Let Alexander take such a step, Mid
The chief of the police of Butherest repaired to ' the struggle concerning the Christians in Tuts
&ajar& to inquire into the affair, and notwith- I key, the independence of the Porte, Sevastopol,
standing his anxiety to exonerate the AUItriSIPI I the Principalitiee, and other such local. trifles,
from all blame, he was obliged to admit their ' may now be considered at an end. This deola
guilt. The administrator of the town was en- ration of Alexander's is the first plain-spoken
persoded In his poet, because he too warmly de. I. word since the war began; it is the first step
sto
fended his fellow-oiticons 1 , ward placing the war upon the continental thee-
The theta are still closed, and the Austriansi tre, and giving It, frankly end openly, that Eu
eontinue in their camp outside the town. Thai rumen character which has hitherto beeu lurk
exasperation of the people has not abated. They I Rag behind all sorts of pretexts and pretensee,
loudly insist on the formation of a high commis-.1 protocols and treaties, Vatel phrases and Puffer,
sloe, and are deterinined to send a deputation to i dorf quotations. Turkey—her independence
Constantinople to demand justice front the Sul- W
I and existence—is thrown into the back ground.
tan, in virtue of the first clause of their capitu-; 110 is to rule in Constantinople? would then no
litho signed by Mahomed IL, in 14G0, in favor 1 longer be the question—but who is to command
of the Romans, and by which the Sultan "under- all Europe? The Slavonic race, long divided by
taker, in his own name, and in that 6f hiisucees- internal contests; repelled toward the East by
sots, to protect Wallachia, and to defend it Germs subjugated, in part, by Turks, Ger
against every enemy, requiring only supremacy mans, nungarians ; quickly re-uniting its branch •
over that principality, the Woiwodes of which , es, after 1815, by the gradual rise of Panelavism,
shall be held to pay the Sublime Porte a tribute i would then for the first time assert its unity,
'of 10,000 piastres." This deputation will car- and, in doing so, declare war to the knife against
tainly leave for Constantinople if the Priece the Romano Celtic and Germanic races which
does rat .oppose its. departure. Stich are the have hitherto ruled the Continent Pansleviem
sufferings of this kind, peaceable, and hospita- is not a movement which merely strives after
ble people. Will it be believed that these atro- national Independence ; iris a movement which;
cities base been perpetrated in the 19th century thus acting upon Europe, would tend to undo
and at a period when citilizatien is engaged Inn 'what a thousand years of history have created ;
powerful crusade against barbarism? which could not realize itself without sweeping
P. 13.—The number of vietime to thhl li mutality from the map Hungary, Turkey and a large part
of the Austrians hitherto known is This of Germany. Moreover, ie must subjugate' Ea
number is otfici rope in order to secure the stability of these re
. rm . m the London Ten , even the . 23 , 1-
~. Butts, if they are ever obtained. Panalavisin is
. Tux wIEL‘E - r ..raresroree.—th the
state of the ale of Sebastopol, all that al- , m h vast pa
litiesd menace, with
,:,.
Precook ; now, from a creed, turned into a political pro
o or rat or a
lied Generals o n hope to effect Is to subdue and 80p,000 bayonets to support it.
occupy some of the outer work , which the Bus - Nor are these 800,000 soldiers all the forces it
Sian engineemt oder the . command of General
could command. A word from the Russia Dn.
Tollebeu, have constructed with so much skill,
parer at the head of an army, marching upon the
hardihood, and eiSolencY. Accordingly, while Carpathians, and nine or ten millions of Slaves
the principal efforts of the French are directed Mans In Austria would be agitated as in 18413;
against the triple battery ' which they call the a victory over the Austrians; and they would be
Fisgstaft:Bsttery, but: which It commonly do -In full insurrection ; while Hungary and:ltaly ,
Scribed in our plans as the Garden Bettery,suir Would be hardly less plowed by reeolutlonary ,
flee Is mainly directed. against the Great Redsn, .agitation. Hero is a danger which might, well
in front of our own - Lancaster battery and Picks mole Francis Joseph pause; for inclose hehcoul id
eels bill; and the .Frenolt. attack on the estrame at once defeat the great Slatonian army emt
right Is occupied with the works in front of shy froutiete and carry the war Into the enemy's
Malakoff Tower. Of these three points of at-1 country, he might as well give up the contest be
tack the first is the most advanced, ' and that fore entering the lista.—N. Y. dliOune. - I
which most nearly threatens the interior of the
town. • We. de not anticipate that the effect of
the Ste :Which commented on the Bth of April
will be the immediate reduction of the place it
tell, and we shell be well satisfied if this attack
Jeaves the allied armies le possession of come of
the advanced' works Which are the main defences
of.. Sebastopol, and have hitherto , proved the
most formidable obstacle to the SUCCESS of the
Lidera - A decided advance of this nature would
,
lie the sunset pledgeeof our ultimate'success.
l'lt has been well observed by a .French conteM-.1
porsry .writer of peat' judgment o military i
.Oates, that • the natural . irregul yof the I
crowd - about Sebastop6l, and the • oltiee of
Om position of the . besieging armie represent,
an 4 largo seals those'defenoes whic the' art of
faitilication inventa and comeircicts' the Pro
tection of places less favored by net re- Thus
the ravines and hills outside the to , sloping
down to the valley of the Tchernaya and the Tim Cost' or AN Asssur.r.—Translated for
harbor, fOrm so many covered waye, counter-op- the Rochester Union from a letter of F. ()Wier
proaches,'ind detached forts which the Russian dot to the Courier des Etat L'nia;
engineers have used with as much skill as if they "General Canrobert,. in a latter that appears
had been artificial outworks to the town, while, in the bloniteur, gives an! account of rarities
on the contrary, the scientific officers of the al- . partial engagements. 'These are but the pro
lied armies have evidently been perplexed by ! logue to the great drama. soon to be enacted
the novelty and irregularity of the ground, there. What is to be the result? Will Senna
though these eircumstanoes, judiciously employ- topol fall into oar hands, or. will it resist our
ed, might have been turned to our advantage.— • assault? On this point cipnions. differ. 1 hare
Thus the Russians have so placed their new bat- been assured that °letter has been received from
taxies on Mour.t Sepoune as to enfiiate our posi. , Gen. Sosenet, the bravest of the Ikare. iii it
lion, should we advance to the attack of the ho expresses the wish that peace may occur
Malakhoff Tower. Yet in the earlier period of soon enough to spare the Allied army the terri
the siege• the choice of all these external posi- hie en n terprise; because
ortified Sebastopol is no!lo
posngeition
r
tions was in our own hands. ! a tow : it is a camp. f es never
Several occurrences which were announced by was before. Redoubts are liehind redoubts,
the last mail clearly indicated that importanti barricades behind barricades; Squares, streets
events were shortly to be expected. We receiv.4 houses, aze alike armed, and bristle with a fear
ed at first with some uncertainty the statement , array of guns. The
assaults
tal t
be a bat
cost
that 15,000 Turks under Omar Pasha had land- ! tie foot to foot aad.htuld' to d. l will
ed at Eamiesch Bay; but it is now ascertained twenty thousand been; and act r eltmay not sue
that early ho the present month Colonel Situ- oeed; for there are some thin gr ogiattily beyond
mends was eent back to Eupatoria to organize human valor and human strength:"
this expedition. Five French steamers arrived i
to convey the troops, and, although the weather
in the first week of April prevented their imme
diate embarkation, it is certain that some of the
finest regiments in the Turkish service have been
conveyed to Sebastopol to take part io the ensu
big operations. At the same time we learn that
the Egyptian division, which is composed of ex
cellent troops, organized by French officers, has
been despatched in all haste from Constantinople
to the Crimea; and before long the first detach
ments of the Sardinian corps will have proceed
ed to the Seat of war. Beretta the month of
May is much advanced it is certain that the al.
lied armies in the Crimea willumount to a far
larger (twee than had been anticipated. The med ,
icel officers have been instructed by, Lord Raglan
to make further preparations for the contingent
cies of active war. Li. Hall reports that 1,400
patients 'Cad be accommodate , ' in' the hoeipitala
on shore in the Crimea, including the new Lints
applied to this service, and that 620 can, if no
emeary, be embarked in. steargers fitted up as
hospital chips.
While these preparations and the continued
fire of the whole line of batteries again.st%the
town end its outworks indicate the nearapprossh
of a more decisive period in this diffieult and
protracted siege, ifia.probable that the enemy is
not idle behind that` rouge of bills, which alto
gether masks his positions and his movements
from the observation of the altietVCommanders.
Lord Raglan reports on the 7th that fresh troops
and considerable convoys lava mitered the town,
and that other bodies of troops have quitted it.
There can be no doubt Suers powerful Russian
army occupies the stragetial position of Sim
peropol, with a view either;to relieve the place
we are besieging or to fail at a suitable moment
on the works near Balsklova. Hence, the,im
portanee of increasing the strength of the troops
who have to guard our extended lines of coon
terralistion, nod to aver the whole of our own
intrenchmente while we are working steadily on
wards towards Sebastopol. .We find, boweyer,
nothing in this recent intelligence to divert us
from the conviction we have repeatedly express
ed, that, although the attack - upon the southein
sitleof the place may bo -carried on as far as
possible with the means we have for Its reduc
tion, no decisive success can be obtained until
we are in a condition to invest the north side - also
by the operation of Some part of the allied ar
mies on , the Belbeck or in the Interior of the
A. curious incident happened in the Supreme
Court,' Boston, a few days since. Judge fahUw
'was on' the bench,, and at the tommencenleat 'of
the docket number °nerved the first:called; but it
appeared that it was not reedy for trial. Upon
this the Judge arose and stated that he hiself'
as imunsel, bad entered.thatimit long before. ho
became a Judge . Be hay- bee n on the, beach'
"Dare thsn.tweprttlareeyetma - - ' 1
.-- d
bins 14 , cr BrOwei whose BlooMer dress an
"gdrollet_nindee lectures iDIOWeiI#IIWI Brighter
baye drawn public attention to her, was married'
oullenday,-under protect to a tib. Blackwell of
Westßrookfteld.,..ilneptotoits avast the. ,
dams e.
exists:
log laws of mairlage,suid as if wife
right " be' a tioirldelylitlephodent and sopa ,
rate hslisidoel each es she was before marriage.
The protest eras eigned by husband and wife.
. - -
Norarrms Qustrnes or the - Ned
its! Convention now in session at Philadelphia,
Dr, N. 8. Davis, of Chintigo, on ThursdaYliresen
ted a report on the ‘nutritive qualities of milk,
and .also on, the question whether there. is not
some. moil° by which the-nutritive constituents of
milk con be preseved in their purity and sweet
ness, and furnished to the inhabitants 'of cities
in ouch quantities as to enpercede the present
defective and often unwholesome modes : f sup
ply. The report says, that when railroads were
°opened into the interior of the country, it was
said that milk would be furnished to residents
of cities in the purity that it Was found oa farms,
bat a suffielent time had elapsed to demonstrate
that such is-not the case. The conveyance of
the milk from tho farm-Lathe cars, tbo transit on
the the railway, and the time lost in its delivery
throughout the city, it was clearly ebown, had
the effect of making it unfit for the nourishment
of a child. During - the past half century expe
riments had-been made with a view of-preserv
ing milk in its pure state, yetit was but recently
that "ti discovery had i-een made by a gentleman
in NeW York - , which was to evaporate the water
and mix. with white" - sugar, which rendered it
what is termed solidified milk: In his practice he
hailused this improved milk for the nourishment
of infants, with the most gratifying results, and
after having kept it for more than three Months;
and he knew of its having been kept twelve
-months without any injury to its qualities.
A QUAXIIII SETTLEMENT IN Milip'ESOTA.. — On
the extreme North arm of Minnesota Like, (a
tributary and one of the Minnetonka ' Lakes,)
there is a level tract of country acme ten miles
in extent, that is covered with black and.. white
walnut and sugar tree, with a deep rich soil, and
different streams of water running through it in
various directions. This spot has been selected
for a Quaker Colony, who are to be here on the
lino hoes from Indiana. There are two families
already on the ground, waiting with impatience
for the arrival of their brethren. They are far
away from civilized commimities, and have to
spend Many lonely hours; but ere another Win
ter rolls around, they will probably have schools,
stores, meeting. houses, and all the advantages
of. a thickly settled neighborhood... Let them fol
low the peaceful maxima of, their own illustrious
Penn, and. we doubt not they will - enjoy more
real comforeherellian they ever did among the
mud and sleet of Indiana—St. Anthony Express.
It has hitherto been asserted that. Lake Huron
Wasa 860 feet deep, but it hie lately beta: ascer
tained by the United - States Coset Sorieyor that
it is only 420 feet deep. Lake Erie v from 60 to
70 feet deep ; Lake Ontario 462 feet—as low as
most parte of the Gulf of-St Lairence. .All the
A
lakes cover an area 0f,43,040,000 acres,_,
, •.
Government Claims
/VILE undersigned 'procar.. bopnty
Lalld'iVerreuits and obtain - Paste:dr
thereto., under Me - Variant nets of Congrwis.
os
attention will be given to all westithin the j
of the Court of Claims. and,prolapitteution will lie,gll.•
on to any imamate connected with Congress. Gr any of the
rearm desiring the value variant. In money
rwa ewre bare the highest pries, or they awl:menthe=
located favorably to any of the new States or. Tarritorice.
.1015EY1.1 C. O. KENN/MY,
Clete , of Marko:sue Moe.)
Corner of Teeth street and genneylvanta Arainle.
30Slet, HS TEE PEW.
Kennedy la • gentleman In whom ererroonfidenoe
teaLbtliPlced• t rreona ma reds 6n a nr,olgust tr lra:
nese to his Ls ' rda. 2 U 'b. ( b /ra.) EepubLenn.
We rero=oend him to, , the Dn arlhdlv,fl'lCQroPb.
(dow, PI )
letr. astosedy has been EMIT purr a resident of Wash.
(noon. and has been widely known as •
saloahle_smbllc
odiar..- Vona mid Gored (Whating, ro-). • ''
Kennedy le eminently ed for Ins prompt and
energetic basic , . habit. and probity end noriatitneas
of character.—Broolign (N. Y,) Dodo Adecitiser.
Mg Is well quaUfird by him habits .or the' Moyer c Lcz:
cation alb:mines, nlaced In Isis hands.—fhtriot, (
borough, N. C)
its U well fitted for the hasineee, and we take `pleasure
In commending Atr.Kennedr to those .shins aid In the
prosecution of their clelma—Dosay Adrertiscr. (Mobefe, AL)
Me acquaintance with the routine of brainees , n the to.
tartar. Land, Pension, and other departmental office*. i d es
him Arrest fatilltlle for aiding those who mar mare M a
serrlie.—Seldfsml. (00deneber0h. Y.)
Prom an acquaints.° of BOOM fifteen or. eighteen Teen.
en confident'y recommend him to any who mar desire to
secure hie eervices.—Doray DV:patch, (Petstrorgh,
•
istMassetwatteT
Hats and Caps. -
VITT. would air,the attention of,ourct
friends and the
_Piabliesetorillf 'to oor
Ismitlfrd stock of NILS. RATS. at $3 sod St,-whiela
cannot be etrrpassed for neatness and beauty of stile. —
Also, one Celestial and. Shanghai , :CAPS. which aro the
move splendid of the sown- Stash Caps at east.
WILLSON d SON, Wood et.
Variety and 1t8.1105.0001321—A • ' 1 2880 •
•, • . :me* just received. • •
VTE. aro, opening, our bpring purchases-of
store goods, sod offer them at loved Info= to ell:
two d invite oonotry asters loam:One ,oar dock bates,
purchasing. Oor stock of iLooldup_Olsesee mot Fiume of
all kinder le Complete. , Wel. IL TAIDOPT 4 CO,
rellll • . . . • . No. 62 Wool street.
VINE AND CEDAR WARE.--,SAAWEL
..
moot
.. ,i li v iptipi krat e m stan u tly on b.o&o iitl x . k aar A t
1 litloro er_ lg., BooketiN .4 = 2 Nov l. amve• / 4 7
!lemurs, Me a nd Cterry Waal Boards. =IV! other
Plods of ware 12:124 Wm. ...,. '
oleo--So poste 1111,16. and 100 1101.81 i irdekiltl:' ..
'
Wan:room. 11semPle 'Lett Fifth street. Plttelratittt Ds
er 2-1 . , . . _
SALE —A ~cd 808
11067tEr...F?,
Turf aa. ccnti . Ana R
it
esquire of J.
BCalitl.N3rAreirß a
24 Wood meet.
407
I AND FOR COUNTRY RESIDENCES --
j We. Lave for ealeSCI a-rea (Aland. &lewdest a mile'
from the ran user tl e old Washington Road- The lasi
ii....a; is of gwlsoil. and for &healthy . and. nleannt
loeatiou. It nuourpaseed by any near We rdbf• Pr
/1-50 per ace, in lute atone wore and upwards. • Tennia
Parmirrliß t.
. For Sale.
ELE KE EL-BOAT J. B. RUSSELL, of
T
largeet ohm, nearly.two Tr., old. and to good Mail
sap oae vened-deeled Canal Boat. of lope etifor We n 7
avid MOM
fIOITNTRY SEAT FOR MST Olt. FOR
dJ BALE—lndanan I and 6 es ad' adarMadririth
handsome Brick Ore Man Onttneoust thaitsui. wth lOU
and 8 rooms. berddifally situated in the Dormer of Bes.
kilo., convenient to the Railroad laspaa Teo or Ora
acres archaic. tor gardening. be tented
scaly. apl6 --510,11,5 th
FKIIE OWNEES tyre
directed us to sell 12 Building Lots, ssehltlE troA
by . 21 doop, fronting ens 15011. et., and he ao a %AIM..
►i'tiVuteZaed. VollirerselDlV'eXT:rio =I;
ow time, And nothing but the tint VP=
thent ra r offer the lots at Ohio priss,_Osßerts
to P tborgailt. B. CI.MLIFIKAT i nun.iso.
QASIt EXOTORY FOIL SALE, situate
in
1.7 Bev Brighton, Pa.. nos In MU operation. and dolvd
sibattridebtur===stry bousszotogir4,ooLootthl;
ballroom natal. power, 0 • '
business iht,soo to 13.00 0
to
e lrg "00.10"sk
ck, ARGES—The.. mast serlounage charge
rats ni.tnar.tz.:4l.2grimpzung 4
upon his el:wader, bet it. tram , 7,4,,,,,gutz thb:
charge-tor that lost !suit..
old system, so Was to icing men into
for cosh. and sells losrer. Print otoud_ot Mauna tor
No
west sod Bore I,,,,,,ijr_tesdroFW....c_i?
Ti.t.EA—NcerreecNing 231 chests and half
she-saw topthor with the - stock on hat 4 =prima
&dims cres_now la stse, p au .rths..W weed ft wu ,
eta Damson. la ow . Yeek wad kliactelshis. fat =h.
nod .n bo rrld wholo.lo and WWI at the on'y lowan
wises. at the Pekin Tea Store. B.J.A.YIiBB. 83 MA et.
tiORTEMONAIES,-A . cl4tce ' variety o f
Mal, lancy end ilawklcrroaco. kora silica •,1,
work Wier. writing &AO,
sad
ftlwit liOnlinnon, Al
burnt. gold Peas, leslccUs. sad a fuse smortessat of,likaal
statioorcy, to Selected !scantly' In Esetens rides:co
coiood by mai . . ,
~ 8. saaw
,
Pekixi Tea Store,
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NOW. RECEIV.MG, a full assortment of
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